Cambria - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Thomas George Richards-1883-1965-Portage

sherie56161 — 2013-05-25 21:04:49Z

actually replied to you last week, but obviously, it didnt work. I have an old picture of aunt clara and uncle russell when he was in the military, if you would like me to send it to you. Their Daughter Susan lives in summerhill township, Pa. Uncle Russell passed away last year. I really dont have much info Aunt Clara as she diesd years ago when i Was very young, but maybe her daughter Suzie (Susan) can help you out. If you would like the picture I have, just send me your e`mail address and I~ll get it right too you. Sorry my last reply didnt work. Sherie

Re: Thomas George Richards-1883-1965-Portage

sherie56161 — 2013-05-25 18:51:14Z

I actually replied to you last week, but obviously, it didnt work. I have an old picture of aunt clara and uncle russell when he was in the military, if you would like me to send it to you. Their Daughter Susan lives in summerhill township, Pa. Uncle Russell passed away last year. I really dont have much info Aunt Clara as she diesd years ago when i Was very young, but maybe her daughter Suzie (Susan) can help you out. If you would like the picture I have, just send me your e`mail address and I~ll get it right too you. Sorry my last reply didnt work. Sherie

Re: Mrs. Margaret M. Corson

denniscorson — 2013-05-25 05:05:50Z

I don't recall if I responded earlier. Claude and Emma were my Grandfather and Grandmother I was just looking at a picture of them when they visited St. Louis to see their Grand daughter. If you'd like to see it, please let me know and I can e-mail a copy to you. I assume you know they had other children. Robert Claude Jr. was my father. Then there was Elaine, Betty, Hellen, maybe Wilma and Danny. I exchanged e-mails with Danny's son earlier this year.

Please don't hesitate to contact me. Dennis

Re: Thomas George Richards-1883-1965-Portage

otteet — 2013-05-24 18:33:29Z

Joyce,

Thanks for replying so quickly I really appreicate it. I'll wait to see if Sherie replies.

Thanks again,
Christine

Re: Thomas George Richards-1883-1965-Portage

joycelvon1 — 2013-05-22 21:13:10Z

Christine,

Sorry, I do not have any information on Clara. My cousin, Sherie, who is also listed may. She lives in Pa. and talks more to the family members than I do.

Re: Thomas George Richards-1883-1965-Portage

otteet — 2013-05-22 15:20:54Z

Sherri or Joyce - By chance do either of you have information on Russell Richards & his wife Clara Zatek? I am specially looking for information about Clara' s family however would appreciate any information you would be willing to share. If it helps my connection to the family is as follows my Grandmother - Verna Planko-Kutyba-Skrout; my Great-Grandmother - Katherine Zatek-Planko (sister of Andrew Zatek who was Clara' s father). Thanks, Christine Kutyba-Theeck

Re: Donald Yeckley, 1937-1992

LisaBaker65 — 2013-05-21 01:35:06Z

3/4 gen cousins.

Donald (and your) father Isadore (1914-1974), father Jerome (1886-1950), father Charles Yeckley (1859-1921) and mother Christina Krug (1858-1937), father Philip Krug (1818-1911) and mother Magdalena Lauffer (1830-1906) (great-great-grandparents).

Matilda Krug (1866-1938) [Christina's sister] and George Kline (1865-1952) are my great-grandparents.

lisa_18406@msn.com

You can see more of my work on the Cambria County Genealogy website

Giblak Family

vastagsue — 2013-05-20 07:35:36Z

I am looking for any information on Mike Giblak and his wife Maria Konor Giblak. They had at least 1 daughter Sophia Giblak. She was born Sept. 10, 1888 in Austria, Hungary and Died on Oct. 18, 1968 in Fremont, Ohio. It looks like she was married 3 times. Not sure what order but I think it goes this way. 1. Stephen Vastag 2. John Prucyk and 3. Mr. Kovacs. She had at least 1 son Stephen George Vastag 1917 - 1984. However we heard that he was an adopted son to both Sophia and Stephen. Any information any one might have would be great. Thanks.

Re: Donald Yeckley, 1937-1992

spetrunyak97 — 2013-05-20 04:27:09Z

My name is Shirley Yeckley Petrunyak of Patton, PA. I am the youngest sister of Donald Yeckley. I also lived on Highland Avenue.
Would liketo know more about you.

Re: Boland Clan Gathering

dwclaar — 2013-05-17 13:42:07Z

I just saw this. So sad that I missed it.

john p moros

ohowsweetitis — 2013-05-16 23:17:10Z

John p moros: may 16th 1930 - September 16th 1996 r.i.p dad you are loved and missed so much from your son sammy!

john p moros

ohowsweetitis — 2013-05-16 23:17:10Z

John p moros: may 16th 1930 - September 16th 1996 r.i.p dad you are loved and missed so much from your son sammy!

john p moros

ohowsweetitis — 2013-05-16 23:17:10Z

John p moros: may 16th 1930 - September 16th 1996 r.i.p dad you are loved and missed so much from your son sammy!

Re: Paros Family

Corypinkney — 2013-05-16 18:24:46Z

Tom,
I do have the 1910, 1920, and 1930 Census, and yes, the children were in St. Marys and St. Johns orphanages in Cresson. I have been searching for the parents of Nellie and John Paros. It gets tough finding things from Austria. There does not seem to be a good place to find records.

Re: Mrs. Margaret M. Corson

hstevens76 — 2013-05-16 16:10:29Z

my mothers brother was cluade his wifes name was emma my mm was mary corson peel mom died in 2000 claude had a son edger son fred and a daughter ellien

Re: June (Varner) Solonika family

bi705 — 2013-05-16 07:21:18Z

I'm one of June's sons, so I know a bit about her and her family. Who are you, what do you already know (besides the obit) and what can I help you with?

Re: Mrs. Margaret M. Corson

denniscorson — 2013-05-16 05:08:59Z

How nice to hear from you. So if David and Margaret were your Grandparents then we are related. My research indicates they are buried at Westover Baptist Church Cemetary. David 9/13/1881 - 3/26/1962. Margaret, 10/1876 - 10/1/1958. Does that coincide with the information you have?

Who was your Mother or Father?

John
Wade
Edna
Sadie
Harry
Julia
Mary
Rudolph Eugene
Robert Claude

My Grandfather was Robert Claude. His son Robert Claude Jr. was my father.

Also, If you're interested, I had my DNA tested and posted on the Corson DNA Web site. The test results have indicated I originated from the Div. 1 Corson side which probably puts you in the same division. It's interesting to note that this site has focused on the Corson line which began in the US around 1680's, approximately.
http://www.corsondna.com/index.htm

Would love to share any information if you are interested. My e-mail address is lanman@swbell.net

Sincerely,

Dennis

Re: Paros Family

TomSalony — 2013-05-15 21:10:00Z

Cory,
>>>"The five children were in an orphanage on the 1930 census."<<<

Does that mean you DO have the family in the 1920 and 1910 Census?
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1920 United States Federal Census
Name: John Paros
Age: 35
Birth Year: abt 1885
Birthplace: Austria
Home in 1920: Johnstown Ward 15, Cambria, Pennsylvania
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1902
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Nellie Paros
Father's Birthplace: Austria
Mother's Birthplace: Austria
Home owned: Own
Able to Read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Neighbors:
Household Members:
Name Age
John Paros 35
Nellie Paros 30
Mary Paros 11
Annie Paros 9
Margaret Paros 7
Rosella Paros 5
John Paros 3
[3 1/12]
Joseph Paros 0
[10/12]

Source Citation: Year: 1920; Census Place: Johnstown Ward 15, Cambria, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1547; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 192; Image: 237.

Source Information:
Ancestry.com. 1920 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
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1910 United States Federal Census
Name: John Paros
Age in 1910: 25
Birth Year: abt 1885
[1885]
Birthplace: Hungary
Home in 1910: Johnstown Ward 14, Cambria, Pennsylvania
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1903
Relation to Head of House: Self (Head)
[Head]
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Nellie Paros
Father's Birthplace: Hungary
Mother's Birthplace: Hungary
Neighbors:
Household Members:
Name Age
John Paros 25
Nellie Paros 21
Mary Paros 1
John Timko 21
[27]
Rose Timko 20
Mary Timko 0
[6/12]

Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Johnstown Ward 14, Cambria, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1324; Page: 13B; Enumeration District: 0134; FHL microfilm: 1375337.

Source Information:
Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census [databas
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Have you ever searched passenger manifests? I like to use the Morse gold search on Ellis Island:
http://stevemorse.org/ellis2/ellisgold.html
If you enter ONLY
"Last Name - starts with or is __Paros__";
"Year of arrival is between __1901__ and __1905__" (the 1920 Census gives 1902/1910 Census gives 1903 as year of arrival);
then "SEARCH":
You should get a list of 24.
[You'll have to join the Ellis Island site to actually see the records, but no charge.]
I think #3. Paros, Jano just may be your John Paros. Note that he is going to an uncle in Johnstown, and is from "Pohorella", Hungary, and is Slovak.
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Here is a link to the Cisarik site showing info on present-day Pohorela, Slovakia. Look through it and you'll see the surname still existed there in 2005.
http://www.cisarik.com/0_Pohorela_Brezno_BC_Gomor_Gemer.html

TOM

p.s. Were the children by any chance in St. John & St. Mary Orphanages in Cresson. They belonged to the then Altoona(now Altoona-Johnstown) Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church.

Re: Paros Family

karenkrich — 2013-05-15 17:39:36Z

If you go to http://www.camgenpa.com and put Paros in the search box at the top of the site, you'll find some hits that seem to deal with your family. With the death years, you could get the death certficates from the state and/or look for obituaries in the Johnstown newspapers.

Good luck,
Karen

Paros Family

Corypinkney — 2013-05-15 17:01:52Z

I am looking for any information on John Paros 6/17/1885 born in Austria, married to Nellie Paros bat 1890. They had six children, Mary (1909), Annie (1911), Margaret (1913), Rose (1915), John (1918), and Joseph (1920). I believe that I am the great granddaughter of Rose Paros (1915). Any information will be welcomed. They lived in Johnstown Pennsylvania. I believe that both John and Nellie passed away before approximately 1930. The five children were in an orphanage on the 1930 census.

Re: Mrs. Margaret M. Corson

hstevens76 — 2013-05-15 14:33:55Z

david and margaret corson was my grandmom and grandpa they lived in alittle fram next to the church where they are buried the church got the house i guess some familys still are there my mothers brother uncle clude lived near

Re: Sandyvale Cemetery Contact Information

ColleenHorner60 — 2013-05-14 06:26:45Z

Actually Most of the people were moved to the Grandview Cemetery up the road from the inclined plane. If you want the next time I go into town I can check to see if there.

Re: Charles H and Joseph Yeager

draugh1 — 2013-05-13 01:11:42Z

My grandmother was a Yeager. She was the daughter of Isadore Yeager and Stella Rhoa. Isadore was the son of Peter Paul Yeager and Barbara Anna. Peter Paul Yeager was the son of Conrad Yeager and Mary Anna Woodley. Conrad Yeager is the son of Anthony Yeager and Charlotte Anna. I have quite a bit of information on this line of the family.

Re: Charles H and Joseph Yeager

LaffertyJ — 2013-05-13 00:10:23Z

You're right, I don't think there is any connection between the Yeagers from Cambria Co and my ancestors from Lehigh Co. There Are lots of Yeagers from Penn, and it gets very confusing. I think Charles and Joseph Yeager's parents came from Penn. and did indeed move west to Ohio. Only Charles came back and settled in Penn. again. I would love to hear from anyone who does have Yeagers from Lehigh Co though!!

Re: Charles H and Joseph Yeager

gwenseeman — 2013-05-12 20:02:33Z

My ancestors were also in Cambria Co. and from the Anthony/Charlotte family. My gr.grandmother was a Yeager
(daughter of Francis) married to John Born.
How far back are your ancestors?

Re: Charles H and Joseph Yeager

gwenseeman — 2013-05-12 20:01:56Z

My ancestors were also in Cambria Co. and from the Anthony/Charlotte family. My gr.grandmother was a Yeager
(daughter of Francis) married to John Born.
How far back are your ancestors?

Re: Cambria County-Johnstown Newspapers

Triciay65 — 2013-05-08 15:40:19Z

Thanks so much, I will email over the list. Thanks again!!!

Re: Cambria County-Johnstown Newspapers

petermooney51 — 2013-05-08 06:02:01Z

Please email me...

parrid@webtv.net

Pete.

Re: Cambria County-Johnstown Newspapers

petermooney51 — 2013-05-08 02:09:18Z

Hello. There is an index of the Johnstown Tribune-Democrat
at Cambria Pa Genweb. Find townships. Then Blacklick.
Then Interests. There will be a yearly calendar at the
bottom. I am going to Harrisburg on Thursday, and can look
up a couple of obits for you.

Pete.

rotten apples

ohowsweetitis — 2013-05-07 23:38:23Z

Mc here is the kicker i gave her my cell number and after 16 years she couldn't even call me to actually hear my voice after so long. i guess to her emails are more appropriate yes they are genetically defective its a shame what a huge turn off but who cares right? money makes more money and thats all i really care about to allways be on top. The other one is eligible for retirement at 68 if he lives that long ha ha ha!

Cambria County-Johnstown Newspapers

Triciay65 — 2013-05-07 22:43:48Z

Anyone know if there is a website where newspapers from the greater Johnstown area are available?
Tricia

Re: Rev. Ledoux's Catholic Vital Records

ERykhus — 2013-05-07 22:08:38Z

I sent you a message on your Ancestry.

Beth

Re: Rev. Ledoux's Catholic Vital Records

ERykhus — 2013-05-07 22:08:24Z

I sent you a message on your Ancestry.

Beth

Re: Rev. Ledoux's Catholic Vital Records

davecrys — 2013-05-06 16:11:41Z

This is from a friend of mine who has the complete set. Enjoy.

Vol 3 – 1850-1857

4743 – LUTHER, Thomas Coelestinus (Joannis/Catharinae Weakland) b.4-26 Susquehanna Twp. Bp. 5-14-1851 gp: Fr. Coelestinus Englebrecht/Eleonora Luther CEN

This record is from St Benedict, Carrolltown (1850-1857)

Thomas' parents were John Luther and Catharine Weakland. Thomas was born 4-26-1851 and baptized 5-14-1851. His godparents were Father Colestinus Englebrecht and Eleonora Luther. The officiating clergy was Father Colestinus Englebrecht, O.S.B

Thomas' father, John:

There were 2 Johan Luthers born in this parish in the early 1800s:

Record from St Michael, Loretto (1793-1839)

00247 LUTHER, Joannes (Conradi/Elisabethae) b. 04-1800 bp. 9-4-1808 gp: Henricus Losher/Anna Clara Losher DAG

John Luther was born 04-1800, his parents were Conrad & Eliasbeth. He was baptized 9-4-1808. His godparents were Henricus Losher and Anna Clara Losher. The officiating clergy was Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin

AND

Record from St Michael, Loretto (1793-1839)

00909 LUTHER< Joannes (Chrisitani/Rebeccae) b. 12-4-1815 bp 09-10-1820 gp: Joannes Miller/Catharina Miller DAG

St Michael, Loretto (1793-1839)

03187 LUTHER, Joannes (deceased Conradi/Elisabeth) m 05-31-1825 Maria Anna Byrne (p.o.) wi:omitted DAG

There was a John Luther (father deceased/mother Elisabeth) who married a Maria Anna Byrne 5-31-1825. Her parent's names were omitted as were the witnesses. Officiating clergy was Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin.

Re: Rev. Ledoux's Catholic Vital Records

bstegena1 — 2013-05-06 11:44:41Z

Thank you so much. I am hoping to get up that way this summer to see what I can find. I have a few other names that I can't get into the one church they may have belonged but I do know their ancestors were members of St. Mike's. Do you have info on them?
Peter Sander b Mar 1796 d. Jan 1869 m. Ann (Noel?) b 1796 d Nov 10, 1862. Is her name listed as Noel and is there a record of both their parents names? Both are buried at St. Mike's.

They had a John (Peter?) b Feb 1829 d Dec 1888? m. Elizabeth McHugh b abt 1831 d Apr 1910. Her parents I believe were Michael McHugh b 1789 d 1863 Elizabeth d 1879. I think they married March 4, 1851. Is their any info regarding their Birth/Marriage/Death including parents?

John and Eliza had a son Joseph b Feb 1829? d Dec 1888? Married 1883/84. Is their any information on Joseph and his spouse?

Thank you so much and I really appreciate any clues that you can give me before my trip.

Re: Rev. Ledoux's Catholic Vital Records

ERykhus — 2013-05-06 04:49:56Z

Ledoux CVR, Vol. III, p. 209, #4743 Luther, Thomas Coelestinus (Joannis/Catharinae Weakland) b. 04-26 Susquehanna Twp. bp. 05-14-1851 gp: Fr. Coelestinus Englbrecht/ Eleonora Luther CEN [St. Benedict's]

There were two Catherine Weaklands and I found the following in my notes:

Ledoux CVR, Vol. I, p. 46, #00996 Weakland, Catharina (Georgii/Eleonorae) b. 07-20 bp. 08-26-1821 gp: Henricus Maguire/Eliza McKinney DAG.

Ledoux CVR, Vol. I, p. 30, #00645 Weakland, Catharina (Jacobi/Ruth) b. 02-15 conditional baptism: 03-08-1817 gp: Michael Brown/Elisabeth McConnell DAG.

Thomas Celestine is the son of John Sebastian Luther and Catherine Weakland.

John S. b. December 04, 1815 in Loretto and died in 1883.

Ledoux CVR, Vol. I, p. 42, #00909 Luther, Joanes (Christiani/Rebeccae) b. 12-04-1815 bp. 09-10-1820 gp: Joannes Miller/Catharina Miller DAG.

No proof of death.

St. Aloysius Cemetery Listing
LUTHER, Thomas C. 26 Apr 1851 27 Aug 1929 husband of Walburga (EGER)

Catherine was the daughter of George Weakland and Mary Ellen McKinney

I have Walberga Egar's parents as Dominic Eger and Sophia Eger. Dominic Eger married his cousin. They were married in Germany.

Hope some of this leads you in the right direction as the information is so confusing.

Re: Rev. Ledoux's Catholic Vital Records

bstegena1 — 2013-05-05 19:18:34Z

I wondering if anyone would lookup some information on me on the Luthers. I have a Thomas C. Luther b Apr. 1851 d. Aug 1929 m. Walberga Egar b 01 Oct 1853 d? (Parents unsure). I need to prove who his their parents were. I believe it was John S. Luther b?Dec 1815 d? and he married Catherine Weakland, believe dau. of George Weakland. Can anyone help me out?
I do believe they all went to St. Michaels.
Thanks so much.

sadie mcquillen maiden name

ElaineWilkinson91 — 2013-05-04 12:49:29Z

anyone working on this family? need Sadie's maiden name and death date for Gordon and Thomas. many family members are buried at Fairview cemetery.

1 James H. McQuillan b: MAR 1855 d: 27 JAN 1927
+ Sarah Sadie b: DEC 1854 d: 16 OCT 1944
*their 6 children:
* 2 Roy Calvin McQuillan b: 16 OCT 1878 d: 28 AUG 1950
*2 Lula McQuillan b: MAY 1881 d: 11 SEP 1940
*2 James E. McQuillan b: 28 OCT 1884 d: 1 MAR 1950
*2 Fred W. McQuillan b: 1888 d: 1923
+ Fannie Wilkins b: 1890 d: 1973
*2 Gordon McQuillan b: 1902 d: BEF 1944
+ Margaret Greinader b: 10 DEC 1899 d: 29 JUL 1949
#their 3 children:
# 3 Mary Louise McQuillan b: 19 SEP 1922 d: 2 FEB 1976
# 3 Imelda A. McQuillan b: 22 MAY 1924 d: 21 APR 2005
#3 Patricia A. McQuillan b: 13 DEC 1927
+ Durwood Hatch b: 18 NOV 1925
* 2 Rev Thomas McQuillan b: JUL 1895
Mrs. Sadie E. McQuillen
age 90 born in State College
died 16 Oct 1944 at son Rev Thomas McQuillen
widow of James H. McQuillen died in 1927
she had lived in Patton for 50 years
children:
Rev McQuillen
Mrs. Ada Reed of Parksdale
Roy Youngstown OH
James K. of Johnstown

Re: Charles H and Joseph Yeager

draugh1 — 2013-05-03 21:11:03Z

I doubt these Yeagers are related to the Yeagers in Cambria County. Yeager isn't as rare a name as you'd think as it was derived from the German word for "hunter."
The Yeager's I'm descended from in Cambria County (my grandmother was a Yeager) all descend from Anthony Yeager and Charlotta Anna. They did have a son, John Tyler who was born circa 1842. The family lived in Cambria County though, which is in the Western part of the state, not Lehigh County, which is in the Eastern part of the state. It is possible that a child may have gone to the Eastern part of the state when grown, but in that time period, most people went West not East.

Re: Decker Avenue Cemetery

draugh1 — 2013-05-03 21:00:29Z

Sally,
I know it's been a few years, but if you are still around, your Decker and Irwin lines do intersect with Linda and mine's (Linda and I are both descended from Jeremiah.)
I have a bit of information on the Irwin and Decker lines and have recently been doing a lot of research on the Chamberlain line and think I may have found Dorcas's roots.
Feel free to contact me.

Deb.

Re: OBIT: Maude Blanche (Kirkland) Suman, (b. 9 March 1886, d. 22 Dec. 1975)

mattersfact2 — 2013-05-02 23:39:47Z

How very cool that this was posted here - and almost 9 years ago too! She was an aunt of my ex-father-in-law, Paul Kirkland. I knew Louise Ramsden too. :-)

St. Johns Orphanage Cresson PA

bbrininger1 — 2013-05-02 03:47:17Z

My father was in the St. Johns Orphanage in Cresson PA in the early 1930's. His name is Robert J. Steinbauer. Any information that could be provided would be appreciated. Thank you.

Re: Mary Ann Berkebile Stineman

judithmarseglia — 2013-04-30 19:38:15Z

Joseph Peter Henry Stineman-2nd marriage

He married Mary Ann Savitz on May 2, 1861. They had five children, Charles, Alice, Mary, Jacob and George. Church records show they were Moravian and lived in Bethlehem, Pa. Mary Ann died on March 26, 1886 and was buried on March 28 in Allentown, Pa. Joseph was my great grandfather. His son George W was my grandfather. My father lived with his aunts Mary and Alice in Philadelphia when he was a young adult and I remember my mother and father visiting them when I was a child. I read a post that spoke of Joseph returning to his father's home after a 2 year absence. Apparently, he returned after he learned of his brother Daniel's death. All the brothers had a falling out, over what I don't know. Joseph left and I suppose he married his 2nd wife. Also, according to records he married a 3rd time to Elizabeth (Lizzie) Frick. Lizzie and Joseph are buried together at the West Laurel Hill Cemetery, Bala Cynwyd, Montgomery County, Pa. Joseph's daughters Mary and Alice are buried at the same cemetery.

After quite a few years, when I first began to research my family history, I got back into it. There is just so much available online now. Years ago, my father had received a correspondence from a relative in South Fork, Pa, and it included a lot of history. I don't think my dad ever showed much interest and until I showed interest, it went untouched.

John Gray and Ann Bain

MAIO9571 — 2013-04-29 05:27:41Z

I am looking for an obituary or any kind of court record for a John Gray and Ann Bain both from Scotland. They had many children and both of them died in Jackson Township, Cambria, Pennsylvania. John was born 1797 and Ann was born 1800 and the whole family immigrated from the Midlothian, Scotland area but we cannot find any immigration records for them. On an 1850 Census it lists them as John Grey (he was a blacksmith) and Ann Gray with children William 1828, Ann 1830, Catherine 1832, John 1836, James 1838, Jane 1840, Andrew 1842 and Alexander 1845. John Gray Sr died 1855 and Ann died 1857. They are buried in the Rager-Lambaugh Cemetery near Mundy's Corner. We cannot find any information other than the gravestones and the one census record and we found some birth records for the children in Scotland but no marriage record. Any information on them would be appreciated.

Re: David Jacob McDonald 1867 Cambria Co PA

DianeSalava — 2013-04-25 20:40:37Z

Ernest was my Great-Great grandfather. Any further info on David Jacob McDonald?

Re: David Jacob McDonald 1867 Cambria Co PA

DianeSalava — 2013-04-25 20:38:57Z

Ernest was my great-great grandfather. Can anyone find information for David Jacob McDonald?

Re: Ginacasou

iluvmypensionandretirementfunds — 2013-04-23 20:35:14Z

Hi,

I don't don't if she ever resided in the U.S.
She was born in Greece-her name was Angeline Ginacasou and her spouse Philip Mourakis also born in Greece. They were the parents of my father's stepfather. They are shown on my grandmother's marriage certificate and spelled exactly as written above.

Thank you for your reply.

Re: Ginacasou

TomSalony — 2013-04-23 04:47:04Z

>>>"looking for info on above surname"<<<

Liz M,
Is there some connection to Cambria County?
That's definitely an unusual surname. Nothing found here on Ancestry. But there is a Google hit...a name on a couple instagram photos, which I'm guessing is more than likely "Gina Casou", especially since the COUSO surname definitely exists!
Some info on where you find the name might be helpful.

TOM

Ginacasou

iluvmypensionandretirementfunds — 2013-04-23 01:06:54Z

looking for info on above surname

Certificate of Marriage Registration & License

iluvmypensionandretirementfunds — 2013-04-17 23:25:39Z

Miroslav this info is for you to add to your tree.
Thank you for sending me yours-you have a lot like me! :-)
John Moros married my grandmother in Brooklyn NY on 7/12/1944.
I recently received the documentation.
He was a cook on 8th ave in Brooklyn-she was a waitress.
I also have his parents names-if you need them please email.
Regarding Skype i'm not sure yet.
Regards to my relatives in Slovakia. :-)