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Walt's Red
Search Button
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| 16 FEB |
Partitioned Search Engine for users of the
What's New Page Reindexed 16 FEB 2010 at 17022 pages |
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Joyce
on You-Tube |
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SRAC Events for March |
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Explanation of what you can find in the various
PICO indexed partitions of the site. How to limit your search to something
manageable |
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CCHS Events for April |
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REMINDER - Please remain aware of the restrictions
on posting our work on commercial sites that has been in effect
since the site began in 1996. We are finding many violations of this, whole
pages copied and pasted with no source citation or permission.These violations
are usually from people who have never bothered to thank us or donate to
the site's expenses. We publish it here free and available 24/7
anywhere in the world. There is no advantage to posting it on sites where
people have to pay to see our free gift. It separates us from the people
we help and diminshes the returns we get in exchange for our own projects.
I have already had to curtail publishing many pictures I intended to. They
show up without my name on them all over the place. They are not public
property. We want to continue to develop this site in a trusting and honest
environment without being slave labor to commercial sites. If that is not
possible, we will have to find other ways to share our work. Be moral.
Restrictions on Use |
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I have created a Tri-Counties Facebook Group page that you are
welcome to join. Limit subjects to history related material. http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=308807939790 |
| 14 MAR |
Partitioned Search Engine for users of the
What's New Page Reindexed 14 Mar 2010 at 17107 pages |
| 06 APR |
SRAC event |
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Craig Burial Ground, Lost Cowanesque
Cemetery in Westfield |
| 11 APR |
Added yearbook photos to Mansfield
High School Class pages of 1933, 1934, 1936 |
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Will try to add photos for one class a day until this phase of this
multi-phase project is complete. Please help by sending in obits or information
on class members of ANY CLASS that you have. |
| 12 APR |
MHS Class of 1937 - Photos
added |
| 13 APR |
MHS Class of 1938 & 1939
Photos added |
| 18 APR |
History of First National
Bank in Wellsboro |
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MHS Class of 1942& 1943
& 1944 - Photos added |
| 19 APR |
MHS Class of 1945 & 1946
& 1948- Photos added |
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1930 - Wellsboro Before
1830 by Ida WELLS Owlett |
| 20 APR |
MHS Class of 1949& 1950
- Photos added |
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Bengt's news from Sweden: Regarding air traffic I am glad we
don't have any trips abroad planned this spring. And I'm glad I didn't
have this mess last year. We hear on the news how tourists returning home
have had to get off the charter plane in Greece and be transported by bus
and train through Europe to home destination. A five person family stuck
in London bought a car for approx 350 USD and managed to drive home to
Sweden!
The domestic and intern'l airports in Stockholm have been open a couple
of days for limited traffic, but this evening they have to close again.
Some reports say things will be better during the weekend. People
living near by the airports seems to be happiest as they don't get disturbed
by planes. I think London is the one that has had biggest problem with
the ash cloudes.
/Bengt [Note visited here a year ago with no volcano disrupting air
traffic] |
| 21 APR |
Sebring Cemetery 2009 |
| 22 APR |
Earth Day - Fortieth Anniversary |
| 26 APR |
Troy Engine Company Band |
| 29 APR |
Happy 98th Birthday to Chester P. Bailey, former editor of Mansfield
Advertiser |
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Memories of Nineteenth Century
Wellsboro written 1930 |
| 11 MAR |
Partitioned Search Engine for users of the
What's New Page Reindexed 11 May 2010 at 17135 pages |
| 15 MAY |
Leroy Heritage Museum Opening |
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Horn Cemetery 2009 |
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Cummings Cemetery 2009 |
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Baker Family Burials 2009 |
| 17 MAY |
Scarfe - Stevens Family
Bible |
| 24 MAY |
Spencer Family Burial Ground 2009 |
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Austinburg Pioneer Cemetery 2009 |
| 26 MAY |
Austinburg Woodlawn Cemetery 2009 |
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June 2010
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| 10 JUN |
Sabinsville Cemetery 2010 |
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Partitioned Search Engine for users of the
What's New Page Reindexed 10 June 2010 at 17151 pages |
| 12 JUN |
Queries for first six months
of 2010 - updated |
| 23 JUN |
Lawrence Corners Cemetery (2009) |
| 24 JUN |
Hi, Joyce,
Your website is unparelleled in breadth and depth for county content
in the field of genealogy! Unfortunately, none of my ancestors lived
in the tri-county area, but I have enthusiastically added links to your
site on two of my pages at http://ancestortracks.com – my pages on Tioga
Co. (http://ancestortracks.com/Tioga_Resources.html) and Bradford Co. (http://ancestortracks.com/Bradford_Co_Resources.html).
As you can see, I am dedicated to posting free, downloadable landowner
maps for the entire state of Pennsylvania and have nearly covered the
state. My goal is to put at least one 19th-century landowner map online
for any researcher to copy and use in their research, particularly making
the census records and the 19th-century published county histories more
helpful. In some cases, I post links to other maps which are posted online.
I live outside of Washington, D.C. so most of the maps I post come from
the Library of Congress collection.
So, in addition to extending my sincerest appreciation for ALL that
you have posted, I wonder if you would like to link to my site—perhaps
the home page rather than the individual pages so people are able to see
what else is available? If you hover over the map of PA, you will
see what is on the page if you click on a county. I am also transcribing
all of the Township Warrantee Maps that are on file at the PA Archives
in Harrisburg and we sell those, but the vast majority of resources on
our website is completely free.
Congratulations on your wonderful site!
Sharon Cook MacInnes
Ancestor Tracks |
| 25 JUN |
Hi Joyce,
I'm working with a group called the Keystone Marker Trust, that
is looking to help communities in Pennsylvania restore, replace and fabricate
the blue keystone-shaped markers found at entrances to towns in PA: http://www.keystonemarkertrust.org/
See also http://www.gribblenation.com/papics/keystone/yenerall/index.html
We are constantly trying to confirm the existence of markers, as well
as finding new ones that are not in the group's database. I've seen
the one at Sabinsville, but do you happen to know of any others in Bradford
& Tioga Counties? Do you mind putting the word out on your site?
Feel free to contact me, or the KTM directly at http://www.keystonemarkertrust.org/default.aspx?pg=118
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Thanks for your help, and as always, kudos on a terrific online resource.
Matt Hamel | Historic Preservation Specialist
PA Department of Transportation
BOD-EQAD | Districts 2-0 & 3-0
P.O. Box 218 | 715 Jordan Ave. | Montoursville PA 17754
Phone: 570.368.4414 | Fax: 570.368.4311
www.dot.state.pa.us<http://www.dot.state.pa.us/> |
| 03 JUL |
LeRoy Heritage Museum to be Open
at Old Home Day, July 3th |
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See Also SRAC July Events |
| 05 JUL |
Keeler - Dodge Family Bible
Records |
| 09 JUL |
Fay Tiller Morgan was the very first person to send in typed
records for inclusion on the site when we started it up fourteen years
ago. She died Friday. Her obituary follows. You will find many of
Fay's contributions on the site. She was a fine woman with a good sense
of humor, and we'll miss her. She always wanted to be helpful, and she
achieved that goal very well. |
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TILLER, Fay - Fay Tiller Morgan,
[SRGP 15388] ""Granny Nut,"" 85 of Troy, passed away Friday, July 9, 2010,
at the Green Home Wellsboro. She was born Aug. 28, 1924, in Dumbarton,
Va., daughter of the late Henry and Gladys Sumner Tiller. She was
a graduate of Ashland Virginia High School. Fay was employed as a bus driver
in Armenia Township for many years and later worked in the Troy Middle
School Cafeteria. She also was the tax collector for Armenia Township.
Her memberships included the First Baptist Church of Troy. Rebecca's interests
were studying family genealogy and spending time with her family. Survivors
include her husband, James T. Morgan of Troy; daughters and sons-in-law,
Anita and Ozzie Osgood of Gillett, June and Ross Cummings of Wellsboro,
May Decker and Paul Ford of Chatham, N.Y., Elaine Morgan and Larry Colton
of Troy; sons and daughters-in-law, Kelvin and Irene Morgan of Mansfield,
Wayne and Sonya Morgan of Troy; a sister, Betty Carol Ellis of Knoxville;
brothers, Henry Tiller, Jr., Eugene and Joy Tiller, all of Virginia; 21
grandchildren, 37 great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren;
many nieces, nephews and cousins. Her parents; two sons, Jon Morgan, Dennis
Morgan and infant daughter, Naomi, predeceased Fay. Family and friends
are invited to call Monday, July 12, from 6 to 8 p.m., at the First Baptist
Church of Troy, 160 Canton St., Troy. Her funeral service will be held
at the conclusion of calling hours at 8 p.m. with the Rev. Garry Zuber
officiating. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery, Troy.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Gerald W. Vickery,
Jr. Funeral Home, Inc. 110 W. Main St., Troy. Memorials are directed to
Tri-County Genealogy, c/o Joyce Tice, 2068 Shaw Road, Mansfield, Pa. 16933-8974.
Wellsboro Gazette - July 15, 2010 |
| 13 JUL |
1942 - Letter from
Dewitt Smith about World War Two |
| 17 JUL |
East Point Cemetery 2009 |
| 18 JUL |
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Morris Township
2010 |
| 20 JUL |
Partitioned Search Engine for users of the
What's New Page Reindexed 19 JUL 2010 at 17177 pages |
| 27 JUL |
Allen-Dodd Family Reunion
Registers 1899-1919 |
| 28 JUL |
1940- Mansfield Boy Scouts |
| 07 AUG |
LAMBS CREEK PAST AND PRESENT
RESIDENTS AND FRIENDS
4TH ANNUAL REUNION
COME JOIN US ON SAT., AUG. 7, 2010 - 1 P.M.AT THE LAMBS CREEK PICNIC
PAVILION (LOCATED ON THE ROAD ABOVE THE BOAT LAUNCH).
PLEASE BRING A DISH TO PASS AND TABLE SERVICE.
PLEASE SHARE THIS INFORMATION WITH OTHERS.
FOR FURTHER INFO CALL 570-662-3380
OR E-MAIL jdoud@ptd.net |
