In Memoriam: Madeline Taws Howland

In Memoriam Madeline Taws Howland i T IS WITH DEEP REGRET that we announce the death of Madeline Taws Howland, Honorary Vice President of this Soci¬ ety, on 16 April 1995. A friend and officer of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania for many years, Madeline was born in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, the daugh¬ ter of Florence Moore Halberstadt and George Ellis. After graduating from the Moore College of Art in Philadelphia, she worked for several years sketching fashion illustrations. In 1939 she married Charles Berry Howland, an attorney practicing in Philadelphia. During World War II, while her husband served in the U.S. Navy, she applied her illustrating skills to the war effort. After completing courses in electrical circuitry and mechanical drafting at Dobbins Vocational School in Philadelphia in 1943, she worked at the Phila¬ delphia Naval Shipyard preparing blueprints for various naval vessels. In addition, her redesign of the parachute hook was incorporated into parachutes that were used during the final years of the war. After the death of her husband in 1969, Madeline turned her life¬ time hobby of genealogy into a profession. She served for many years as the genealogist for the Welcome Society of Pennsylvania, checking lineage papers of applicants on behalf of other hereditary societies. She was an acknowledged expert on local Quaker genealogy, a subject about which she had an extensive research collection. Madeline was a member of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania and the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America. She is survived by her son Charles, an attorney in Philadelphia; her daugh¬ ter, Anne Howland Schotter; several grandchildren; and her uncle, Captain Robert L. Halberstadt Madeline is remembered fondly by her many friends for her keen sense of humor, for the pride she took in the rigorous standards of scholarship that she applied to all her research activities, as well as for her sage advice. 107 108 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine F. Joseph Stokes, Jr. I NDUSTRIALIST AND CIVIC LEADER F. Joseph Stokes, Jr., a former director of this Society, died on 1 December 1994. For many years, he was Vice President of Stokes Corp., a manufacturing firm founded in 1896 by his father. He was a trustee of the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences, and served as a member of the Haverford College Board of Managers and the board of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Mr. Stokes is survived by his wife Charlotte C.; three sons, Francis J., 3rd, Charles C., and Donald W.; a daughter, Katherine Stokes Oversmith; and ten grandchildren. Materials Received by the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, 1994 Compiled by Michele Secor and Rose Mary McKeown Note: No distinction between manuscript, microfilm, typed or printed material has been made in the format of the following list. ALLISON: Family group sheets for Allison families in Ireland, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina. 5 pp. ALTON: Alton-Allton-Aulton Association family newsletter, vol. 2, no. 4 (1994) and vol. 3, nos. 1, 2 (1994). ANCESTRY: Ancestry newsletter, vol. 12, nos. 2, 3, 4 (1994). ARASMITHS: “Some Information About Arasmiths/Arrasmiths/Arrowsmiths,” Collected, edited, and donated by Bessie R. Day. 174 pps. BABBS: News and Notes, vol. 2, no. 5 (Sep. 1994). Babbs Family Association. BALLEW: Ballew Journal, no. 14 (Spring 1994). Ballew Family Association of America. BARNETT: The Barnett Banner, vol. 1, no. 2 (Jun. 1994). BEALL: Beall Genealogical News, vol. IV, no. 2 (Whole no. 14), no. 3 (Whole no. 15), and no. 4 (Whole no. 16) 1994. BEVAN: “The Bevan Family.” Researched and collected by Ethel Bevan. Con¬ tinued research, compiled and written by Ardeth Hawthorne. 1283 pp. in cl. index. BILLIOU: “Billiou/Boileau Family, including Polhemus and Seubring Fami¬ lies.” Written and presented by Mary Greenawalt Murphy. 50 pp. BOND/HALL: “Chart of Bond-Hall Relationship.” Donated by Rosa Nelson Baylor Hankey. BOSSERT: “The Descendants of John Bossert, 1600-1993.” Compiled and donated by Lewis K. Stamp. 109 110 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine BOWMAN: Before The Bowman Boys: Being The Known American Ancestry of Alan, John, and Ruel Bowman. By Jane Belknap Bowman. Revisions and additions. 120 pp. incl. index. BOZARTH: Bozarth Beacon, vol. VIII, no. 4, vol. IX, no. 1 (1994). Quarterly publication of genealogical and historical materials on Bozarth-BozorthBosworth-Bozard-Bozier and other variant spellings. BRITISH: In Search of Your British and Irish Roots: A Complete Guide to Tracing Your English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish Ancestors. By Angus Baxter. 3rd ed., rev. and updated. 310 pp. incl. index. BROUGH: Bible records of Edward Colwell Brough and his wife Sarah A Burke. Presented by Austin Brough. BROWN: “William Brown, Sr. (1753-1830) of Philadelphia.” History, ancestor charts and family group sheets. Compiled and presented by Mrs. Margaret Smith Keigler. BUNTING: Bunting Bible records. Donated by Beverly Re pass Hoch, CGRS. 9 pp. BUSH: “The Ancestry in America of William H. Bush, His Sisters and Brothers And Their Families: The Family of William H. Bush and Christiana (Klincker) Cope and Their Children's Families." Compiled by Edwin H. Bush (ca. 1935). Donated by Edward A. Sailor. CALIFORNIA: Root Cellar Preserves, vol. 16, nos. 1, 2, 3 (1994). Sacramento Genealogical Society. CANADIAN: In Search of Your Canadian Roots: Tracing Your Family Tree in Canada. 2d ed., rev. updated. By Angus Baxter. 350 pp, incl. index. CAREY: “Charles Carey Senior (1743-1828) of Pennsylvania, With His Descen¬ dants and Some Related Families.” Compiled, arranged, edited and presented by Clifford Marion Carey. 150 pp. incl. index. CAREY: A Carey Family History: Charles Carey (1743-1828) of Pennsylvania, With His Descendants and Related Lines. Rev. and enlarged by Clifford Marion Carey. 328 pp. incl. index. CARR: Strictly Carrs (May 1994). CAULEY: Cauley Clan newsletter, nos. 2, 3 (1994). CHEYNEY: ‘John Cheyney: Father of the Pennsylvania Cheyneys.” By Charlotte K. Goodman. CLARK: Bible of the Clark family of Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania (1885-1967). Contributed by Susan Greene Tilman, Chairman, Genealogical Records Committee, Major William Lauderdale Chapter, Plantation, Florida. CLAYTON: “Origins of John Clayton of Shrewsbury and Burlington, Newjersey, 1630-1704.” Researched, written and presented by MaryJ. and Matthew Hilt Murphy. 37 pp. index, Genealogical Materials Received 111 CLOUD: Cloud Family Journal* vol. XVI, no. 3 (1993-1994), Index to Vols. XV and XVI (1992-1994), vol. XVII, no. 1 (1993-1994). COLESTOCK: “The Descendants of Earl Colestock. ” Compiled and donated by Lewis K. Stamp. COLLINGS: “Miscellaneous Material Concerning Edward Collings (ca. 1694— 1757) of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Some of His Descendants.” By Walter Zane Collings, Sr, 25 pp. CONNECTICUT: Genealogical History with Short Sketches and Family Records of the Early Settlers of West Simsbury now Cantm} Connecticut By Abiel Brown, Esq. , with an introductory and commendatory notice by Rev.J. Burt, 158 pp. incl. index, CONNECTICUT: Simsbury Genealogical and Historical Research Library newsletter, vol. 1, no. 3. CONYERS: “The Conyers Family in America.” 30 pp. CORBLY: Life and Times of Reverend John Corbly. Written and presented by Leola Wright Murphy. 343 pp. plus index. COREY: “Descendants of John Corey (1797-1835) of Philadelphia, Pennsylva¬ nia.” Donated by Gustave A. Hecksher, II. CRAWFORD: “One Crawford Family in America: A Brief History.” By William D. Crawford. 88 pp. CRAWFORD: The Crawford Exchange, vol. 15, no. 2 (Spring 1994). DAR* Genealogical Guide: Master Index of Genealogy in the Daughters of the American Revo¬ lution Magazine, vols. 1-84, 1892-1950 with supplement, vol. 85-89, 19501955, combined edition. DAVIES/DAVIS: Pedigree chart and miscellaneous papers. Includes allied fami¬ lies of White, Edwards and Harris. Compiled and donated by D. W. B. White and S. M. W. White, DAY: Some Days From Virginia* Written and donated byJesse H, Day. 488 pp. incl. index. DELAWARE: Delaware Genealogical Society newsletter, vol. 15 (Nov. 1994). DIXON/DIXSON/DICKSON: Dixon/Dixson/Dickson Family Newsletter; vol. VII, no. 3, (Fall 1994) and vol. VIII, nos. 1, 2 (1994). DOANE: Doane Family Ties, vol. 2, no. 3 (May, Jun., Jul. 1994) DOUBLEDAY: Doubleday Families of America. By Margaret B. Curfman and Stephen W. D. Rockstroh. Rev. ed., 388 pp. incl. index. DU BOIS: “The European Ancestry of Chretien Du Bois ofWicres, France 15971628,” Written and presented by Matthew Hilt Murphy, 120 pp. ELKINTON: Family Footprints. Volume TV: The Lives, Ancestry and Descendants of Joseph Scotton Elkinton and Malinda Patterson. By David Cope Elkin ton. 250 pp. incl. index. 112 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine EMMERT: “David Emmert, Artist . . . Educator .. . Naturalist . . Humanitar¬ ian." (September 6, 1854-June 21, 1911). By his grandniece, Anne Cather¬ ine Emmert Lambert. EMMIGRATION: Complete Book of Emigrants, 1700— 1750: A Comprehensive Listing Compiled from English Public Records of Those who took ship to the Americas for Politi¬ cal, Religious, and Economic Reasons; of Those Who Were Deported for Vagrancyi, Ro¬ guery, or Non-conformity; and of Those Who Were Sold to Labour in the New Colonies. By Peter Wilson Coldham. 743 pp, incl. index. EMMIGRATION: Supplement to the Complete Bock of Emigrants in Bondage 16141775. By Peter Wilson Coldham. 86 pp. and index. ERWIN: “The John Erwin Family (ca. 1710-1756) of Ireland and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania." Donated by Gustave A. Hecksher, II. EUROPEAN: In Search of Your European Roots:. A Complete Guide to Tracing Your Ancestors in Every Country in Europe. By Angus Baxter. 2d ed., 292 pp. inch index. FAIRCHILD: “Descendants of John Fairchild and Mary Van Dyne, who settled in Newport Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania in 1778.” 5 parts; indexed. Compiled and presented by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Fairchild of Philadelphia. FRETZ: Fretz Family Association newsletter, no. 95 (Apr. 1994), no. 96 (Jul, * 1994). FRISHMUTH: “Frishmuth Family of Philadelphia. Notes.” Compiled by Francis J. Dalle tt. FULTON: Fulton Footprints, vol. 14, nos. 3, 4, 5 (1994). GEIGER: “Branches of a Geiger Family Tree: A Genealogy Including Related names of Albery, Beem, Devenport, Henckel, and Other Related Families.” By Mary Elizabeth (Geiger) Riggs. 146 pp, incl. index, GENEALOGY: The Southern Genealogists Exchange Quarterly, vol. 33, no. 144 (Dec. 1992). GENEALOGY: Genealogy Muse, vol. 1, no. 1 (Jun. 1994). GENEALOGY: Genealogy Starter Kit. By William Dollarhide. GENEALOGY: Forum. Newsletter of the Federation of Genealogical Societies, vol. 6, no. 1 (Spring 1994). GEORGIA, Gwinnett County: The Heritage, no. 1, (Spring 1994) GERMAN: Address Book for Germanic Genealogy. By Ernest Thode. 5th ed. GERMAN AMERICANS: German Americans in the American Revolution: Henry Melchor Muhlenberg Richards' History. Ed. by Don Heinrich Tolzmann. 551 pp. incl. index. Genealogical Materials Received 113 GERMANNA: A publication of the Memorial Foundation of the Germanna Colonies, Inc., vol. 2 (Winter 1993), GEST: Gest-Guest Quarterly, vol. 2, nos. 12, 13, 14 (1994). GIBBS: Mifflin Gibbs, draft of biography written for the Dictionary of Canadian Biography. Written and presented by Sherry Edmunds Fleet. GILL: “The Family of John Gill of Beccaria Township, Clearfield County, Penn¬ sylvania.” By Walter G. Braun. GRAY: “Gray Family Genealogy: Descendants of Gordon Gray through Alexan¬ der Gray and Janet Callam.” Compiled byj. G. Everhart. GREAT LAKES: The Great Lakes Region Surname Index (Summer 1994). Compiled by Richard and Audrey Soli for the Whittier Area Genealogy Society. GREISEMER: The Thistle, Griesemer Family Association, vol. 3, no. 2 (Jun. 1994). — GRIERS: A Congregation of Griers Griergram, vol. 6, no. 4 (Jun. 1994). HAITI: Newsletter of the Saint-Domingue Special Interest Group, vol. VI, no. 1 (Surnames Index, Jan. 1994); no. 2 (Apr. 1994); no. 4 (Oct. 1994). HALDEMAN: “Jacob Haldeman and His Descendants (1727-1783), Horace Haldeman (1847-1920).” Updated 1992 by Henry B. and Audrey S. Halde¬ man. HANCOCK: Hancock the Superb: Life of Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock and his Service in the Civil War. By Glenn Tucker. HART: “A Record of The Hart Family of Philadelphia, With A Genealogy Of The Family, From Its First Settlement In America, Augmented by Notes Of The Collateral Branches. 1735-1920.” By Thomas Hart. Presented by Gustave A. Herksher, II. 304 pp., no index. HELT/HILT: “A History of the Helt/Hilt Family and the Foulkrod Family of Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.” 74 pp. and index. HELT/HILT: “A History of The Helt/Hilt Family.” Compiled and presented by Mary Greenawalt Murphy. 51 pp. incl. index. HILANDS HOYLANDS: Kindred Spirits. Newsletter of the Hilands-Hoylands family (Sep. 1994). HILANDS: Family group sheets of John Simeon Hoylands or Hilands and re¬ lated families. Compiled and donated by Robert Hilands McKeon. HIVELY: Hively Family Newsletter, vol. 5, nos. 2, 3 (issues 14, 15) (1994). History and genealogy of the Hively/Hiveley/Haible family. HODGES: The Hodges Family Association, vol. IV, no. 1 (1994). HOOPER: “Lt Col. Robert Lettis Hooper.” Biography from Pike County Dispatch (Apr. 1992) of Pike County, Pennsylvania. — 114 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine HOPPER: Hopper Happenings, vol. 1, nos. 1. 2 (1994). HOWELL: The Edward Howell Family Association Newsletter, vol. XV, nos. 1, 2 (1993); vol. XVI, nos. 1, (1994). HOYT, HAIGHT, AND HIGHT: A Genealogical History of the Hoyt, Haight, and Hight Families (Vol. land Vol. 27), With some Account of the Earlier Hyatt Families, a List of the First Settlers of Salisbury and Amesbury, Massachusetts, etc. By David W. Hoyt. 686 pp. incl. index. HUGHES: “Family Relationships of Judith Hughes, Daughter of Mercy Whillden and Uriah Hughes.” 12 pp., incl. index. HULL: Hull Family Association Newsletter, vol. 14, nos. 1, 3, 4 (1994). HUNT: “A Corrected Genealogy of Col. Jonathan Hunt (1716-1782) and his Rowan County, North Carolina, Siblings and Their Descendants.” Compiled and donated by Mitchell J. Hunt. HUNT: “A Brief Corrected Genealogical of Captain Ziba Hunt (1746-1820) of Duxbury, Massachusetts, Newent, Connecticut, Lebanon, New York, Edin¬ burg, New York, et al: His Ancestors and Descendants.” Compiled and donated by Mitchell J. Hunt. 14 pp. incl. index. ILLINOIS: The Illuminator, vol. 10, nos. 1, 2 (1994). The quarterly newsletter of the Zion Genealogical Society, Benton Public Library. ILLINOIS: Revolutionary Lineages Everyname Index To The Registrar's Records, Sons of The Revolution in the State of Illinois, Duplicate Applications Nos. 1-1181. 358 pp. ILLINOIS: Twigs & Branches, vol. XVI, no, 4 (Sep. 1994). Publication of the North Central Illinois Genealogical Society. INMAN: Inman Innings, vol. 1, no. 1 (Sep.— Oct. 1994). IRELAND: The Palatine Families of Ireland. By Henry Z Jones, Jr. 2d ed., 166 pp. incl. index. IRELAND: Ireland in the Eighteenth Century. By Edith MaryJohnston, 212 pp. incl. — index. IRISH: The Irish Genealogical Society of Wisconsin Quarterly, vol. 3, nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 (1994). JACK: “A Short History of Gavin and Roseanah Swauger Jack, City of Young¬ stown, Mahoning County, Ohio.” Byjordan T. Jack. JOHNSON: “Alexander E.Johnson (ca. 1857-1917) and Family of Orangeburg, South Carolina.” By Vernon M. Herron, MPA, D. Min. JOHNSON: “The John Johnson (ca. 1695-1727) Family of Philadelphia and Chester Counties, Pennsylvania, with Notes on Richard Bonsall Family and William Garwood Family,” Donated by Gustave A, Hecksher, II, Genealogical Materials Received 115 JOHNSTON(E)S: “The Johnston (e)s of Coastal South Carolina.” By William Clarkson Johnstone. 66 pp. JOHNSTONE: The Spur and Phoenix, vol. XIII, nos. 1, 2, and vol. XIV, no. 4 (1994): Newsletter of Qan Johnstone in America. JONES: Pioneers of the Land: Son of John. First of a series of four (see Wilhite for second book); ten chapters, one for each generation beginning with Francis Jones, Sr., bom ca. 1660 in Ireland. JONES: “The Isaac Jones (ca. 1715-1760) Family of Wicaco and Southwark in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with Notes on the John McCollom Family.” Donated by Gustave A. Hecksher, II. JONES: ‘Jones Family Notes.” Compiled by Francis J. Dallett. KANSAS: The Ark VaUey Crossroads, vol. 5, no. 1 (Jan. 1994). Publication of the Wichita Genealogical Society. KEEFER: Keefer Family Newsletter, vol. VII, nos. 1, 2, 4 (1994). KEEFER: “The Keefer Families.” By Eldon G. Keefer. 105 pp. incl. index. KEITH: “The Descendants of Price Keith, 1753-1993.” Compiled and donated by Lewis K. Stamp. KELLEY: Bible records and notes pertaining to Judge William Kelley (18141890). Donated by William Darrah KelleyJr. KELSO: Kelso Correspondence, vol. VII, no. 2 (Jun. 1994). Kershner: Kershner Kinfolk, vol. 12. Kershner Family Association. KEYHOLE: Keyhole Quarterly, vol. XXII, nos. 1, 2, 4, (1994). Publication of the Genealogical Society of Southwestern Pennsylvania, KINSHIP: Kinship: IPs All Relative. By Jackie Smith Arnold. 61 pp, KIPLE: Kiple-Lewis-Vanderkerchen Bible of Cross Keys, Monroe Township, Gloucester County, Newjersey. Donated by Red Bank Chapter, NADAR. KIRK: “Alphonsus Kirk Genealogy: A 20th Century Update.” By D. B. Kirk. 38 pp. incl. index. KLEE: Klee Kronicles, vol. 1, nos. 1, 2 (1994). KLINGENSMITH: “Descendants of Addison Wick Klingensmith and Effie Laura Davis Klingensmith of Clarion County, Pennsylvania.” Compiled and Arranged by Milton U. Wiser. KNIGHT: Knight, Chase and Allied Families, Covering Some of the Descendants of Robert Knight Who Came to America in 1638 and Settled at Marblehead, Massachu¬ setts, and Some of the Descendants of WiUiam Chase Who came to America in 1630 and Settled at Roxbury, Massachusetts, and Ancestries of the Wives of Some of Their Descendants. Written and presented by Robert Whiting Knight. 333 pp, 116 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine KOUNS: Family group sheets compiled and presented by Sharon Milich Kouns. 5 pp. KOUNSE/COUNTS: Family group sheets compiled and presented by MarthaJ. Kounse. 4 pp. KRETSCHMAN: “The C. B. Kretschman Family in America: 50th Family Reunion, June 8, 1975, Ft Washington, Pennsylvania.* LANG/LONG: “Zacharias Lang/Long (1759-1827) and Sarah Epprecht/ Ebright, His Wife (a.k.a. Albrecht, Albright, Eprecht, and Upright) of Penn¬ sylvania.” Compiled and donated by Suzanne L. Forshey, Audrey Lehman, and Louise Varisco. LAUBACH: History of theJohann Reinhart Laubach Family: The First Five Generations in America. Published by the Laubach Family Association. 274 pp. inch index, LAUBACH: Supplement to History of Johann Reinhart Laubach Family: First Five Generations in America, (generations 4-12 descendants). Compiled by Helen Laubach Schmidt 92 pp. LEONARDS: Addendum no. 1 to The Leonards and Related Families. By Clark McCue Leonard. LESHER: Lesher Families in America, vol. 6, nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 (1992). Quarterly newsletter of the Lesher Family, Donated by Don Lesher. LESHER: Lesher Families in America, vol. 7, no. 1 (Jan. 1994). LEWIS: Kiple-Lewis-Vanderchen Bible of Cross Keys, Monroe Township, Gloucester County, NewJersey. Donated by Red Bank Chapter, NSDAR. LINDSAYS: The Lindsays of America: A Genealogical Narrative, and Family Record Beginning with the Family of The Earliest Settler in the Mother State, Virginia, And Including in an Appendix all the Lindsays of America. By Margaret Isabell Lindsay. 275 pp. LLOYD’S: Lloyd's Register List of Shipowners, 1969-70. Donated by Milton Botwinick. LYBARGER: Lybarger Linkages, vol. X, no. 1 (Spring 1994). MAINE: Maine Historical Society Quarterly, vol. 33, nos. 1, 3, 4 (1994). MAINE: Directory of Cemeteries, Long Island Plantation, Frenchboro, Maine. 3 pp. MAJER/BERG: “The Majer and Berg Ancestry of Margaret Majer Kelly.” Published in Genealogie, reedited and donated by C. Frederick Kaufholz. MARCHAND: The Marchand Family of SonviUier, Switzerland and Allied Families in America: Includes Descendancy Chart, Name Sorted list, Typescript by William L. Church. Manuscript of The Marchand Family of Westmoreland County, Pennsylva¬ nia, 1700-1980, by Louis Marchand. Donated by William L. Church. Genealogical Materials Received 117 MARLEY: Marley Family Newsletter, vol. 3, nos. 2, 3, MARSHALL: “The Descendants of Edmund Marshall, 1500-1993,” Compiled and donated by Lewis K. Stamp. MARSHALL: “Ancestry Chart of John Wilkins Marshall and Hannah Baldwin.” By Thomas E. Marshall MARYLAND: Old Somerset on The Eastern Shore of Maryland: A Study in Foundations and Founders. By Clayton Torrance. 583 pp. incl. index. MARYLAND, HARFORD COUNTY: Revolutionary Patriots of Harford County, Maryland 1775-1783. By Henry C. Peden,Jr., M.A. 271 pp. incl. index. MASSACHUSETTS: Copy of the “Old Records of the Duxbury, Massachusetts, from 1642 to 1770.” By George Etheridge, copyist 348 pp. incl. index. MASSACHUSETTS, WORCESTER COUNTY: Early Massachusetts Marriages, Prior to 1800\ As Found in the Official Records of Worcester County , First Book. Edited by Frederic W. Bailey. Index. MASSACHUSETTS: Index of Surnames In Early Massachusetts. 29 microfiche. MATHIAS/WRIGHT: Philip Mathias of Burnt Cabins, and The Wrights of Trough Creek Valley, Pennsylvania. Written and presented by Robert Mathias, Ph.D. 441 pp. incl. index. McCALLS: The McCalls. By Francis Lockhart McCall (1993). 215 pp, McCALLS: The McCalls. By Francis Lockhart McCall (1994). This book is intended to complement the author’s earlier one, The McCalls, by covering the progress of the family in North America after the arrival of George McCall from Glasgow. McCARTNEY: McCartney Newsletter, series II, vol. nos. 1, 2, 3 (1994). McDAVlTl: Certificate of Marriage, Charles McDavitt to Jennie Kerrigan, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1898. McGUCKINS: The McGuckins, Volume IT: Soldier Scholar; Sailor, Spy, the McGuckins De Slane. Compiled and donated byJohn H. McGuckin, Jr., 137 pp. McKEE: McKee Family group sheets. Ireland, Chester, Westmoreland and Arm¬ strong Counties, Pennsylvania. Donated by Ilene L. Jones. McKENNA: Roots of Malcolm Carnegie McKenna. By Donald C. McKenna. 635 pp., not indexed. McNEILLS: “The McNeills.” By Brian J. L. Berry. 51 pp. plus index. MENDENHALL: Mendenhall Matters, vol. 1, no. 2 (1994). Mendenhall family newsletter. MENG: “A Genealogical Outline of the Meng Family of Pennsylvania, Including the Roshong Family Line.” Researched and donated by George W. Meng. 69 pp. 118 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES: Ancestors from the Eastern Heartland: Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware. Compiled by the Middle Atlantic Interest Group, Seattle Genealogical Society. 289 pp, MILLER: Bible records of Jacob Miller of Lycoming Co., Pennsylvania, and De¬ catur County, Iowa, (see also, Schroll). MINNESOTA: MGS Newsletter, vol. 25, nos. 1, 2 (1994). MINNESOTA: Minnesota Genealogist, vol. 25, nos. 1, 2, 3 (1994). MISSOURI, MARIES COUNTY: The Maries Countian, (Summer, Fall, Winter 1994). Historical Society of Maries County. MISSOURI, SCOTLAND COUNTY: The Scotland County Genealogical Society, Inc. Quarterly Newsletter, vol. 8, no. 3 (Jul, 1994) . MITCHELL: Mitchell Letter, vol. IX, no. 3 (Nov. 1994). John Mitchell Family Association). MOCK: Mock Family Newsletter, vol. I, no. 1 (Aug. 1994). MONTANA, DAWSON COUNTY: The Last Leaf, vol. 1 and vol. 5, no. 2. Dawson County Historical and Genealogical Society newsletter. MORRIS: “Robert Morris, Sr., Father of the Financier of The American Revolu¬ tion, A Marylander.” MORRIS: “Descendants of Samuel Morris, 1734-1812: Supplement to The Morris Family of Philadelphia.” By Robert C. Moon, M.D. 163 pp. incl. index. MULLISON: Mullison Genealogy, ca, 1751-1977, rev. ed. (updated 1991). Com¬ piled and presented by Ina Lorimor Cross, 125 pp. incl. index. NATIONAL ARCHIVES: The Record: News from the National Archives and Records Administration, vol. 1, no. 1, (Sep. 1994), no. 2 (Nov. 1994). NEFF: Neff News, vol. IV, nos. 2, 3 (1994). Newsletter for Neff and related families. NEVADA, CLARK COUNTY: The Prospector, vol. 13, nos. 3, 4 (1994). Clark County, Nevada, Genealogical Society. NEW ENGLAND: Great Migration Newsletter; vol. 5, no. 2 (1994). NEW ENGLAND: The Pilgrim Fathers of New England: A History. By W. Carlos Matryn. 441 pp. incl. index. NEW JERSEY: A New Jersey Biographical Index. Covering some 100,000 biogra¬ phies and associated portraits in 237 New Jersey cyclopedias, histories, year¬ books, periodicals, and other collective biographical sources published to about 1980. Compiled by Donald Arleigh Sinclair. 859 pp. NEW JERSEY, CAPE MAY COUNTY: The Cape May Historical and Genealogical Society Newsletter\ vol. 18, no. 2 (Jun. 1994). Genealogical Materials Received 119 NEW JERSEY, GLOUCESTER COUNTY: Bulletin of the Gloucester County Histori¬ cal Society, vol. 24, no. 3 (Mar. 1994). NEW JERSEY, MORRIS COUNTY: “New Jersey Graveyard and Gravestone Inscription Locators, Morris County.” Compiled by Edward J. Raser, NEW HAMPSHIRE: “New Hampshire Ancestral List.” 24 pp. NEW NETHERLAND: New Netherland Roots. By Gwenn F. Epperson. 147 pp, O’GARRAGHER; Caraher Family Society Newsletter (May 1994). ODOM: The Family Tree, vol. 5, no. 5 (Oct.-Nov. 1994), Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library. OFFLEY: Diary of John Holmes Offley: An Account of His Works From New York to Trieste on The Ship “Prudence7* from August 20th to October 17th, 1826, to Which Is Appended Additional Memoirs and Correspondence. Compiled, edited, and do¬ nated byJohn Brockenbrough Offley. 159 pp. incl, index. OHIO: The Report, vol. 33, no. 4 (Winter 1994) and vol. 34, no. 1 (Spring 1994). Ohio Genealogical Society. ORR: Orr family Bible records. Donated by George F, Caldwell. OSTRANDER: Journal of the Ostrander Family Reunion 100th Anniversary. Special Edition, vol. 11 (1994). OWEN: The Owen Family Association. Bound copy of Association newsletters, 1986 through 1993. PACA: Paca, Signer: He pointed the Way. By Wanda Paca. 109 pp, PANGBURN: The Pangbum Letter, vol. 12, no. 1 (Apr. 1994). PARKE: Newsletter of The Parke Society, vol. 31, nos. 2, 3 (1994). PENNOCK: “The Descendants of Christopher Pennock, 1649-1993.” Com¬ piled and donated by Lewis K. Stamp. PENNSYLVANIA: Our Keystone Families. By Schuyler Bross man. Columns 1359 to 1407. Presented by David M. Adams. PENNSYLVANIA: Preservation Pennsylvania, vol. 8, no. 1 (1994). PENNSYLVANIA, ADAMS COUNTY: The Basicila of The Sacred Heart of Jesus, “ Conewago Chapel,” Edge Grove, Adams Co., Pennsylvania. Book 1: Baptism Records, 1790-1890; Book 2: Marriage Records, 1796-1883; Book 3: Death and Burial Records 1732-1979. Translated by Msgr. Thomas J. McGough. Edited by Albert C. Dudrear,Jr., P.E., Arthur S. Cunningham, Col. USAF (Ret.), and Francis W. Miller. PENNSYLVANIA, ALLEGHENY COUNTY: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1870: Federal Census Index. By Ronald Vern Jackson. PENNSYLVANIA, BERKS COUNTY: Tombstone Inscriptions of Berks County, Pennsylvania, Volume I: Albany Township. Edited by Elaine D. Schwar, — 120 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine PENNSYLVANIA, BERKS COUNTY: “Zion’s United Church of Christ, Perry Township, Pastor’s Report for 1984-1993,” and the church’s newsletter, Hilltop Highlights, vol. 1, no. 1 (Jun. 1988) to vol. 6, no. 5 (Nov.-Dee. 1993). Compiled, indexed, and presented by David M. Adams. PENNSYLVANIA, BERKS COUNTY: St. John's Messenger, vol. 35, no. 5 (May 1975) and vol. 44, no. 7 (Juh-Aug. 1993). St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Hamburg, Berks County, Pennsylvania,. PENNSYLVANIA, BERKS COUNTY: Beths Countyi, Pennsylvania, Wedding Anni¬ versaries, Volume /. Edited, indexed, and presented by David M. Adams. 224 pp. plus index. PENNSYLVANIA, BERKS COUNTY: “Burkey and Driscoll Funeral Home Records from 26 Apr. 1920 to 21 Feb. 1994.” Compiled and indexed by Mrs. Arlene Hasenauer and Mrs. Phyllis Schappell, Presented by David M. Adams. PENNSYLVANIA, BLAIR COUNTY: Blair County Genealogical Society, Inc. Newsletter, vol. 15, nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 (1994-95). PENNSYLVANIA, BUCKS COUNTY: Original Proceedings of The Annual Meeting of The Descendants of the Williamson-Johnson Burial Ground in Bensalem, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. New Jersey State Society of the National Society of the DAR. PENNSYLVANIA, BUCKS COUNTY: New Hope Historical Society newsletter, no. 3 (Sep. 1994). PENNSYLVANIA, BUCKS COUNTY: Bucks County Genealogical Society news¬ letter, vol. XIII, no. 3, no. 51 (Spring 1994). PENNSYLVANIA, BUTLER COUNTY: Butler County Historian, vol. 15, no. 5 (May 1994), no. 6 (Jun.-Jul. 1994), vol. 16, no. 3 (Dec. 1994). PENNSYLVANIA, CENTRE COUNTY: Centre County Genealogical Society Newslet¬ ter, vol. 19, nos. 1, 2 (1994). PENNSYLVANIA, CHESTER COUNTY: Chester County Historical Society newsletter, vol. 6, no. 4 (1994). PENNSYLVANIA, CHESTER COUNTY: Guide to Records of the Court of Common Pleas, 1681-1900. 139 pp. inch index. PENNSYLVANIA, CHESTER COUNTY: Quaker Marriage Certificates, New Garden Monthly, Chester County, Pennsylvania 1704-1799. Compiled by Gwen Boyer Bjorkman. 307 pp. incl. index. PENNSYLVANIA, CLINTON COUNTY: Historical and Biographical Work for Past and Present of Clinton County, Comprising a Sketch of Every Town and Township of the County from Date of Settlement up to the Present Time. Includes biographical sketches of many prominent citizens, business men, and old residents, and a complete history of all murders, floods, and other important events that have occurred in Clinton County. ByJ. Milton Furey. 448 pp. inch index. Genealogical Materials Received 121 PENNSYLVANIA, CIVIL WAR: Newspaper clippings on the 17th, 67th, and 141st Regiments of Pennsylvania Volunteers. PENNSYLVANIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY: Crawford County Historical Society newsletter, vol. XII, no. 1 (Spring 1994). PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE COUNTY: The Bulletin, vol. 45, no. 1 (Winter 1994). Delaware County Historical Society. PENNSYLVANIA, FAYETTE COUNTY: History of Redstons Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Reprinted from Ellis1 1882 History of Fayette Co. PENNSYLVANIA, FRANKLIN COUNTY: Kittochtinny Historical Society, vol. 10, no. 5, no. 7 (1994). PENNSYLVANIA, GERMANS: The Trail of the Black Walnut. By G. Elmore Reaman. 267 pp. incl. index. PENNSYLVANIA, LEBANON COUNTY: Biographical Annals of Lebanon Countyi, Pennsylvania, Parts One Two, Containing Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens and of many of the Early Settled Families. ByJ. H. Beers. 794 pp. incl. index. PENNSYLVANIA, MIFFLIN COUNTY: Mifflin County Historical Society News, vol. XX, no. 2 (1994). PENNSYLVANIA, MONTGOMERY COUNTY: “Briefs of Title to the Several Tracts of Land known as ‘Chelten Hills* in Montgomery County, Cheltenham Township, Pennsylvania.” PENNSYLVANIA, PERRY COUNTY: The Perry Historians, vol, 19. nos. 3, 4 (1994). PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA COUNTY: Chronicles, vol. 13, no. 1 (Spring 1994). Newsletter of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Philadelphia. PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA COUNTY: News, no. 37 (Spring 1994). Philadelphia Jewish Archives Center at the Balch Institute. PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA COUNTY: “718 to 724 Arch SL and George S. Harris 8c Sons, Lithographers.” Compiled and donated by Herbert T. Arm¬ strong. PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA COUNTY: “1626 Pine St. and Letters from Hamilton Borden.” Compiled and donated by Herbert T, Armstrong. PENNSYLVANIA, PIKE COUNTY: “Remembering when Hawley was an Erie Rail Center.” Article from the Pike County Dispatch, 13 Feb. 1992. PENNSYLVANIA, PIKE COUNTY: Articles from the Pike County Dispatch on Horace Greeley, Gen. Albert Pike, Captain Kimble, and James Wilson. PENNSYLVANIA, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY: “Park Hill Cemetery, Landingville, North Manheim Township.” Read by Phyllis J. Schappell, and David M. Adams. Typed, indexed, and presented by David M. Adams, 122 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine PENNSYLVANIA, SOMERSET COUNTY: Laurel Messenger, vol. XXXV, nos. 2, 3 (May 1994, Aug. 1994). Historical and Genealogical Society of Somerset County,. PENNSYLVANIA, VENANGO COUNTY: The Venango Intelligencer, vol. 17, no. 2 (Apr. 1994). Venango County Historical Society, PENNSYLVANIA: Pennsylvania Genealogies and Family Histones. A bibliography of books about Pennsylvania families. By Donald O. Virdin. PENNSYLVANIA: Pennsylvania Heritage, vol. XIX, no. 1 (Winter 1993). PHELPS: Phelps Family News, vol. 7, nos. 11, 12; vol. 12, nos. 1, 2, 3 (1994). PHILEN: “A Philen Heirloom: Chronicle of Peter and Fereby Philen and their descendants (1782-1992).” Narrated, designed, and donated by Geraldine C. Philen. PHILLIPS: Phillips Family News, issue 8 (Mar. 1994). POLAND: Records of Genealogical Value for Poland. The Genealogical Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. PRITCHARD: “Chronology of Joseph Pritchard 1681-1809.” Researched and presented by Mary J. Murphy and Matthew Hilt Murphy. 19 pp. incl. index plus charts. PYLE: “The Maternal Ancestors of Sarah Josephine Rutter Pyle (1840-1913) of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.” Donated by Gustave Hecksher, II, RANCK: The Ranck Reporter, vol. XVI, no. 2 (May 1994) and vol. XVII, no. 1 (Oct. 1994). Ranck/Rank Clan newsletter. RANDOLPH/CARSON: “Randolph-Carson Family Papers.” By Hope Carson Randolph. REICHARD: “Six Generations of the Family of Leonard Reichard of Mt. Bethel, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.” Organized and donated by Dorothy Nace Thorpe. RHODE ISLAND: Rhode Island Genealogical Register, vol. 9, no. 3 (Jan. 1987). RICHARDSON: Some Island Richardsons: A Compilation of Some of the Members of the Richardson Family Living in the 1 9th Centuryi, of St. Maarten and Other Islands in the West Indies. By Eugene S. Richardson, Jr. 304 pp. plus index. RITTENHOUSE: Richardson Family Newsletter, no. 10 (Dec. 1993) ROBB: “Robb/ Kennedy Genealogical Notes, Including Some other Family Connections: Andrews, Barton, Connell, Cortright, Robinson, Vogan.” Writ¬ ten by Mrs. John A. Robb, Jr. 38 pp. incl. index. ROBINSON: “The Abraham Robinson (1687-1750) Family of Dublin, Ireland, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Naaman’s Creek, Delaware,” Donated by Gustave A. Hecksher, II. Genealogical Materials Received 123 RUTTER; “Clement Stocker Rutter (1799—1872) and his Descendants of Phila¬ delphia and Chester Counties, Pennsylvania.” Donated by Gustave A. Hecksher, II. SAFFORD: “Safford History.” Compiled by Barbara Woodke. 26 pp. SAILOR: “Sailor Family of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania." Compiled and donated by Edward A. Sailor. SALYARDS: History of Edward Salyards, His Descendants, And Allied Families. Com¬ piled and donated by Florence V. (Mrs. Justin M.) Salyards. 192 pp. incl. in¬ dex. SAR: Flintstock & Powderhom, vol. 3, no. 1 (1984). Magazine of the Sons of The American Revolution. SCHROLL: Bible records of Henry Sch roll (1818-1895) of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and Jacob Miller of Lycoming County, Pennsylvania and Deca¬ tur County, Iowa. Presented by Glorianne E. Fahs. SCHUMACHER: The Record Book of Daniel Schumacher, 1754-1773, Containing Registers of Baptisms and Confirmations in Berks, Lehigh, Northampton, and Schuyl¬ kill Counties, Pennsylvania. Translation and introduction by Frederick S. Weiser. 318 pp. incl. index. SCOTTISH: Scottish Local History: An Introductory Guide. By David Moody. 178 pp. incl. index. SCOTTISH: Scottish Family History. By David Moody. 219 pp. inch index. SEWARD: “We Remember Carroll: A Biography-genealogy of Carroll Frances Seward.” Donated by George C. Seward. SHANAFELT: Early Shanafelt Family, (Apr.-May 1994). SHAPLEIGH: The Shapleigh, Shapley and Shappley Families. A Comprehensive Genealogy, 1635-1993. By Brian J. L. Berry. 1969-70, Donated by Milton Botwinick. SHOEMAKER: “Shoemaker Genealogy (1749-1973)," Collected and Edited by George R. Shaefer. STAMP: “The Ancestors of John Harris Stamp, 1929-1500,” Compiled and donated by Lewis K. Stamp. STEEL: The Steel Family: Descendants of James Steel of Kent County, Delaware, and Philadelphia, Compiled byjoy Steel Williams. 156 pp. plus notes compiled and donated by Francis J. Dalle tL STEFFEY: DaleE. Steffey: Genealogy and Personal History (Feb. 1994). 347 pp. incl. index. STOUGH: Stough/Stauch/Stouch. Vol 1: Stough Families, nos. 1, 2, 3; vol 2, Bock l of 2 and 2 of 2; vol 3, Book nos. 1, 2, 3, 4. Written and donated by Richard Glenn Huffman. 124 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine STOVALL: Stovall Journal vol. 10, nos. 2, 3. STREETER: Streeter Genealogical Newsletter, vol. 11, no. 1 (Winter/Spring 1994), no. 2 (Fall/Winter 1994). STROTHER: Houses of Strother Newsletter,; vol. 5, no. 1 (Oct. 1992), no. 2 (Jan. 1993) STROTHER: “Fourth Biennial Reunion of the Descendants of William Strother, I (21-23 Aug. 1992).” Compiled by Donna L. Strother. STUBBS: The Stubbs Family of Little Britain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania: The De¬ scendants of Daniel Stubbs and Ruth Gilpin. Compiled by Helen S. Davenport and S. Clement Swisher. 239 pp. incl. index. STUDEBAKER: The Studebaker Family, vol. 7, no. 9 (Spring 1994), no. 10 (Summer 1994), no. 11 (Fall 1994), TEAPE: “Letters From And To Downunder (New Zealand),” from Joseph and June Andrews and Jesse H, Day, Compiled and donated by Jesse H. Day. 99 pp. TEAPE: The Descendants of John Teape and Elizabeth Bunce. Written and donated by Jesse H. Day. 304 pp. TENNESSEE, WAYNE COUNTY: Newspaper Subject Index of Wayne Countyi, Tennes¬ see, 1876-1935. Compiled and donated by ThaddeusJ. Bowden. TEXAS: The Tex-ok Panhandler, vol. VI, no. 4 (1993). Tex-ok Panhandle Genealogical Society of Perryton, Texas. THACHER: “Elwood James Thacher (1907- ), Biographical Record (19071993).” Compiled by Elwood James Thacher. T1LLY/TILE/TYLEE: “Tilly/Tile/Tylee Chronology ” By Matthew Hilt Mur¬ phy. 7 pp. incl. index. TINGLEY/FELLOWS: Monograph and Bible records of the Tingley/Fellows family of Mercer County, Pennsylvania, and Jefferson County, Ohio. Com¬ piled and donated by Russell L. Newbum. ULRICH: "The German Origin of Hans Adam Ulrich, a 1738 Immigrant to Pennsylvania, With an Account of Some of His Descendants.” Written and presented by Constance R. Ulrich. UPTEGROVE: “The Levi Uptegrove/Cynthia Thrall Family.” Compiled and donated by Ed Froeschle. VIRGINIA, PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY: Kindred Spirits, vol. 12, nos. 7, 11, 12 and vol. 13, nos. 1, 3, 4, 6 (1994), Prince William County Genealogical Society. VOSS: "Morgan and Voss Genealogy, Part II.” Compiled by Reese E. Morgan. WADDELL: “The Waddells of Colonial Pennsylvania and Virginia and Allied Families.” Compiled and donated by Clifford C. Neilson. Genealogical Materials Received 125 WA1JCER: Pepin “The Frank" to Harry St. ClairWalker of Pennsylvania, Vols. 1 and 2. Compiled by Ronald Dennis Walker. 85S pp. WALKER: Ann Jane, Certificate of Baptism, St. John’s, Wigan, Lanes, England. WALTON: Byberry Walton Newsletter, no. 21 (Jan. 1993). WEATHERBEE: The Weatherbee Roundup, vol. XVII, no. 5 (Sep.-Oct. 1994). Newsletter for Weatherbee descendants. WERTS: TheJohnJackson and Esther Ann Werts Family History. Compiled by Philip W. Allen. 348 pp. incl. index. WEST VIRGINIA: Sims Index To Land Grants In West Virginia. 882 pp. plus index. WHITEHILL: “Descendants of James Whitehill and Rachel Cresswell.” Presented by Bryon Meyers. WIGHTMAN: The Wightman Heritage, Including George Wightman of Quidnessett, Rhode Island, (1632-1721/2) and Descendants of Mary Ross Whitman. Compiled by Wade C. Wightman. 1281 pp. incl. index. WILHITE: Pioneers of the Land: Wilhite Centuries. Second book in a series of four. Contains events of six centuries of Wilhite ancestors from 1500 to 2000. WILKINSON: Wilkinson Reporter, |vol. 2, no. 3 (3rd quarter 1994). WILSON: “Genealogy of the Family of Wilson of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Missouri.” Donated by Larry M. Wilson. 139 pp. incl. index. WISER: “Ancestors and Descendants of Albert Jacob Wiser and Elizabeth Jane (Klingensmith) Wiser: Family History and Genealogy, 1475-1988.” Com¬ piled by Leottis Wiser Hill and Milton U. Wiser. Index. WISWELL: “The Essential Wiswell Trivia: A Family Scrapbook.” Compiled, edited, narrated and embellished by Milton U. Wiser. 388 pp. incl. index. WOLF: “An Account of the Lives of John George and Eleanor Catherine Bittineer Wolf and Their Brothers and Sisters.” Compiled and donated by George M. Wolff. WOLFF: New and/or revised pages of “An Account of die Lives of Solomon Anderson and Hermine Kean Bulwinkle Wolff.” Compiled and presented by George M. Wolff. WOMELSDORF: Womelsdorf family Newsletter, vol. 10, no. 7 (Spring 1994). WOOD: Letter from inside Jonathan Wood’s ciphering book. Presented by jane Adams Clarke.