Some of the following list is part of the Tioga
County Records collected by Rhoda ENGLISH Ladd .
Additional Bible records have been submitted by guests of Tri-County
Genealogy Site. |
We welcome any Bible records you may wish to submit for inclusion on this
resource page. Please submit them to JoyceTice@aol.com in Wordperfect or
MS Word Format or by any other method. If you submit themin the text of your
email please be sure you have the word Bible in the subject line. Thanks |
Bible Records are among the most valuable
contributions that can be made to this site. They are one of a kind and terribly
vulnerable to permanent loss. Submitting them to the site can rescue them from
obscurity and make them available to other family members.
Save these precious records. Get them up here where they can be used and
preserved. |
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| Cole - Davenport |
| Colegrove-Hulslander |
| Collister - Moore |
| Comfort-Young |
| Conover - Stoddard |
| Conover - Stoddard - Barden |
| Cooper - Mack |
| Cooper - Shipman |
| Cory [Corey] |
| Coryell - Miller |
| Cranmer Records |
| Crippen / Redfield |
| Crippen - Backer |
| Custar (Custer) - Cole |
| Dalaba - Haskins |
| Dartt - Dockstader |
| Darrt - Woodin |
| Decker - King |
| Dinsmore - Treadwell |
| Dort, McCurdy |
| Doty - Wright |
| Drake - Goodsell |
| Drake - Lent |
| Drake-Townley-Marsh |
| Dunham - Hammond |
| Eames-Hotchkiss |
| Eastabrook / Potter |
| Eddy - Parke Sampler |
| Ellis Family |
| Elsbree - Knapp |
| Emick - Pierson |
| English |
| Evans - Holleran |
| Fanning - Spaulding |
| Farnsworth / McNitt |
| Fellows - Swan |
| Fellows - Backer |
| Fellows - Landon |
| Fischler - Bernauer |
| Fish - Field |
| Flood - Kennedy |
| Flynn - Collins |
| Ford - Rumsey |
| Forrest / Morse |
| Francke - Grosskopff |
| Frost - Vandemark |
| Fuller - Ryman |
| Furman / Babcock |
| Furman, Soper, Merritt |
| Gerow-Gale |
| Gleason - Hakes |
| Gloeckler, Mitstifer, Fulkerson |
| Goff, Fox, Dimock, Braund, Stine |
| Grattan - Saunders |
| Graves - Campbell |
| Gray - Harvey - Ripley |
| Gregg - Wisner |
| Grosjean - Bailey |
| Grosjean - Grinnell |
| Hagar / Coe |
| Hanyen/Reynolds |
| Hanyen/Weeks |
| Hardy / Borden |
| Harer, Hartman, Zinck |
| Harer - Roupp |
| Harris / Whitaker |
| Harris/Pinfield |
| Hart - Purvis - Brown |
| Havens |
| Hawkins / Gibbs |
| Herrington - Perry |
| Heverly- Bitts |
| Hickok - Wright |
| Hickock - Kipp -Laudenslager |
| Hill - Holt |
| Hilliker-Dusenbury |
| Hodges / Shearman |
| Hollis - Bosworth |
| Hollis - Overpeck |
| Holly / Smith |
| Holly / Dailey |
| Hooker - Porter |
| Hotchkiss - Eames |
| Houck / Bigelow |
| Howell / Adams |
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Diaries, Letters, and Bible Records are among the most valuable additions we
can hope to have for the site. First, they are one of a kind. Only
one copy exits, usually in private hands, unavailable to the public
or to other descendants. Many even end up on the auction block where
they are valued for very different reasons than we genealogists
value them. Second, they cover events, relationships, births,
marriage, deaths for a period when public records were not kept in
our area, Pennsylvania and New York. They may well be the ONLY
record of a person's vital dates, or even existence. Third, they are
VERY vulnerable. If a person has the only copy of certain
information in existence and it is damaged, it is GONE FOREVER.
Getting these records transcribed and available is the only way to
preserve this information about the people who took the pains to
record their existence. We owe it to them and to our fellow
researchers who have willingly shared their own resources.
I am certain that many of you have in your possession Diaries, Letters, or
Bible Records or Transcriptions thereof that can add to the body of knowledge we
make available to the researcher. Get those records in. At the same time you can
register as a descendant for that following the format I have established below.
If you descend from families whose Bible records are already on site, just give
me the path to them from you. Use only real names and not marrried names, to
show our female ancestors the same respect and individual recognition we give
our male ancestors. Separate the generations with commas only, no number or any
other indicator. Simple is best and causes me the least amount of editing. If
the Bible represents multiple generations, as the one in my example does,
present it as I have in the example.
The Bible record transcriptions may be done in your word processor and
sent as a file attachment or may be typed into your email. Please proofread
FIRST. I do not want to have a submission followed by several corrections.
Check your work and then send it. Do NOT use tabs in your work. If you are
using columns, either use Excel or insert a table into your document. Tabs
collapse when converted to HTML and all your formatting will be lost.
If you have Bible records from other areas that are not already published,
please include those also, as we need to get these out to the people who need
them.
Before sending your submissions., please read the directions a second time
to ensure you have followed them.
In a message dated 12/16/2007 2:41:10 PM Eastern Standard
Time, timbonine@verizon.net writes:
I have an old family Bible that appears to have belonged to an Aaron Rowe
(name written in pencil on a front leaf). The Bible was published
in 1847. On the "births" page, the following are recorded:
Aaron Rowe Born Aug 6 1796
Polly Rowe Born Jan 25 1799
S. Freeman Rowe Born Sept (?) 21
Sarah A. Rowe Born June 24 1828
Many Rowes and Nelsons are listed. The most recent birth is John Garst,
Dec 12 1953.
I didn't find these exact names on your site, but the family names appeared
with enough frequency that I thought I would ask if these names ring a bell?
Thank you,
Timothy R. Bonine
In a message dated 8/17/2010 5:01:01 PM Eastern Standard Time,
trmitcham@comcast.net writes:
History of the Stone and Lewis lineage from their family Bible of Remington
Sears Lewis...
His parents died in Bradford Co., PA
Elnathan Lewis born 6 Feb 1776 Hopkinston, Washington, Rhode Island
died 24 Nov 1857 Bradford Co., PA
Anna SEARS Lewis
Born 17 Dec 1775 Rhode Island
died 20 Jul 1849 Springfield, Bradford Co., PA
