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  • State Library of Pennsylvania<br>Bureau of State Library<br>333 Market St.<br>Harrisburg, PA 17126-1745<b ...of the State Library of Pennsylvania'' (Harrisburg, Pa.: State Library of Pennsylvania, 1989).
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  • The Historical Society of Pennsylvania<br>1300 Locust St.<br>Philadelphia, PA 19107-5699<br>[http://www.hsp.org ww ...cal Society of Pennsylvania'', 3d ed. (Philadelphia: Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1991), and the society's online catalog. The society charges a research fe
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  • The Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania <br>2100 Byberry Road - Suite 111 <br>Philadelphia, PA 19116 <br>[info@gen ...A User's Guide to the Manuscript Collection of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania...Microfilmed by the Genealogical Department of Salt Lake City'' (Turlock,
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  • Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania<br>1212 Smallman St.<br>Pittsburgh, PA 15222-4200<br>[http://www.pghhistory ...istorical society has an extensive library and has published ''The Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine'' (now ''Pittsburgh History'') since 1918, with cumulat
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  • Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society<br>4400 Forbes Ave.<br>Pittsburgh, PA 15213-4080<br>[h ...overs the western twenty-six counties in the state and publishes ''Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society Quarterly'' and the newsletter ''Jots from the Point''
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  • The South Central Pennsylvania <br>Genealogical Society, Inc.<br>P.O. Box 1824<br>York, PA 17405-1824<br>[ ...ory Pennsylvania 1990'' by the Library Development of the State Library of Pennsylvania (Harrisburg, Pa.: 1990).
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  • #REDIRECT [[The Historical Society of Pennsylvania]]
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  • ...can State, County, and Town Sources. You can find further information at [[Pennsylvania County Resources]]. [[File:Pennsylvania-lores.jpg|800px]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]]
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  • ...is period belongs more properly to the history of Delaware. The history of Pennsylvania proper begins with the 1681 charter to William Penn, which was very quickly .... However, control over both government and land was returned to Penn, and Pennsylvania remained a proprietary colony until the Revolution.
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  • [[Adams County, Pennsylvania]] [[Allegheny County, Pennsylvania]]
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  • Adams is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1800 from York county. The earliest land deed in Adams wa For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Allegheny is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1788 from the following county/ies: Washington/Westmorela For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Armstrong is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1800 from the following county/ies: Allegheny/Lycoming/We For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Beaver is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1800 from the following county/ies: Allegheny/Washington. For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Bedford is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1771 from the following county/ies: Cumberland. The earli For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • ...re unrecorded deeds back to 1717 on microfilm at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Blair is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1846 from the following county/ies: Huntingdon/Bedford. T For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Bradford is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1810 (as Ontario) from the following county/ies: Luzerne/ For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Bucks is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1682 from the following county/ies: original. The earlies For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Butler is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1800 from the following county/ies: Allegheny. The earlie For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Cambria is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1804 from the following county/ies: Somerset/Bedford/Hunt For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Cameron is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1860 from the following county/ies: Clinton/Elk/McKean/Po For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Carbon is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1843 from the following county/ies: Monroe/Northampton. T For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Centre is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1800 from the following county/ies: Lycoming/Mifflin/Hunt For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Chester is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1682 from the following county/ies: original. The earlies For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Clarion is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1839 from the following county/ies: Venango/Armstrong. Th For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Clearfield is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1804 from the following county/ies: Lycoming/Huntingdon. For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Clinton is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1839 from the following county/ies: Lycoming/Centre. The For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Columbia is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1813 from the following county/ies: Northumberland. The e For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Crawford is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1800 from the following county/ies: Allegheny. The earlie For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Cumberland is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1750 from the following county/ies: Lancaster. The earlie For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Dauphin is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1785 from the following county/ies: Lancaster. The earlie For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Delaware is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1789 from the following county/ies: Chester. The earliest For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Elk is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1843 from the following county/ies: Jefferson/McKean/Clea For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Erie is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1800 from the following county/ies: Allegheny. The earlie For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Fayette is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1783 from the following county/ies: Westmoreland. The ear For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Forest is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1848 from the following county/ies: Jefferson/(part of Ve For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Franklin is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1784 from the following county/ies: Cumberland. The earli For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Fulton is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1850 from the following county/ies: Bedford. The earliest For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Greene is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1796 from the following county/ies: Washington. The earli For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Huntingdon is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1787 from the following county/ies: Bedford. The earliest For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Indiana is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1803 from the following county/ies: Lycoming/Westmoreland For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Jefferson is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1804 from the following county/ies: Lycoming. The earlies For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Juniata is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1831 from the following county/ies: Mifflin. The earliest For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Lackawanna is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1878 from the following county/ies: Luzerne. The earliest For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Lancaster is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1729 from the following county/ies: Chester. The earliest For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Lawrence is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1849 from the following county/ies: Beaver/Mercer. The ea For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • Lebanon is a county in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1813 from the following county/ies: Dauphin/Lancaster. Th For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • ...It was formed in 1812 from the following county/ies: [[Northampton County, Pennsylvania|Northampton]]. The earliest land deed in Lehigh was recorded in 1812. The e For information about the state of Pennsylvania see [[Pennsylvania Family History Research]].
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  • {{Template:Pennsylvania (Red Book)}} ==[[Pennsylvania State Archives]]==
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  • {{Template:Pennsylvania (Red Book)}} Two works take up the coming of Pennsylvania's first immigrants to the Penn colony: ''Passengers and Ships Prior to 1684
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  • {{Template:Pennsylvania (Red Book)}} ...For other records at the archives, see Dructor's ''Guide'' listed under [[Pennsylvania Archives, Libraries and Societies]].
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  • ...Association, 1975) is another useful work. For other sources, see also the Pennsylvania chapter in [[''Black Genesis'']]. ...ry:Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources|African Americans of Pennsylvania]]
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  • ...6), and his ''Indian Paths of Pennsylvania'' (1987), both published by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg. (See also Kraft's ''The Lenap
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  • {{Template:Pennsylvania (Red Book)}} ...Association, 1975) is another useful work. For other sources, see also the Pennsylvania chapter in ''[[Black Genesis]]''.
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  • {{Template:Pennsylvania (Red Book)}} [[File:Pennsylvania-map3.jpg|thumb|left|County Map of Pennsylvania]]
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  • ..., Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virgin
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  • *''Notes and Queries Relating to Pennsylvania'', 7 vols. 1st'4th series. See Eva D. Schory's Every Name Index to Egle's N
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  • ...cal Sources at the Pennsylvania State Archives'', 2d ed. (Harrisburg, Pa.: Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, 1998). This should be supplemented with t * Suran, Frank M., comp. and ed. ''Guide to the Record Groups in the Pennsylvania State Archives''. 1980.
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  • State Library of Pennsylvania<br>Bureau of State Library<br>333 Market St.<br>Harrisburg, PA 17126-1745<b ...of the State Library of Pennsylvania'' (Harrisburg, Pa.: State Library of Pennsylvania, 1989).
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  • The Historical Society of Pennsylvania<br>1300 Locust St.<br>Philadelphia, PA 19107-5699<br>[http://www.hsp.org ww ...cal Society of Pennsylvania'', 3d ed. (Philadelphia: Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1991), and the society's online catalog. The society charges a research fe
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  • The Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania <br>2100 Byberry Road - Suite 111 <br>Philadelphia, PA 19116 <br>[info@gen ...A User's Guide to the Manuscript Collection of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania...Microfilmed by the Genealogical Department of Salt Lake City'' (Turlock,
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  • Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania<br>1212 Smallman St.<br>Pittsburgh, PA 15222-4200<br>[http://www.pghhistory ...istorical society has an extensive library and has published ''The Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine'' (now ''Pittsburgh History'') since 1918, with cumulat
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  • Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society<br>4400 Forbes Ave.<br>Pittsburgh, PA 15213-4080<br>[h ...overs the western twenty-six counties in the state and publishes ''Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society Quarterly'' and the newsletter ''Jots from the Point''
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  • The South Central Pennsylvania <br>Genealogical Society, Inc.<br>P.O. Box 1824<br>York, PA 17405-1824<br>[ ...ory Pennsylvania 1990'' by the Library Development of the State Library of Pennsylvania (Harrisburg, Pa.: 1990).
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  • #REDIRECT [[The Historical Society of Pennsylvania]]
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  • ...can State, County, and Town Sources. You can find further information at [[Pennsylvania County Resources]]. [[File:Pennsylvania-lores.jpg|800px]]
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  • ...roup was joined by emigrants from Ireland in the 1750s and by Quakers from Pennsylvania, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, and Virginia after 1760. See William
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  • ...l income tax was established in 1862. Internal Revenue Assessment List for Pennsylvania, Division 12, Collection District 1, September 1864, NARA microfilm M787.]]
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  • ...practiced in Philadelphia and many colonial lawyers who worked anywhere in Pennsylvania.<ref>''Martins's Bench and Bar of Philadelphia'' (Philadelphia: Rees Welsh ...ates or licenses should be sought in city, county, and state archives. The Pennsylvania State Archives, for example, has medical licenses from 1894 and dental lice
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  • ...vided for him.<ref>''Martha Reamy, Early Church Records of Chester County, Pennsylvania. Vol. 1: Quaker Records of Bradford Monthly Meeting'' (Westminster, Md.: Fa ...rvants Bound and Assigned Before James Hamilton, Mayor of Philadelphia,' ''Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography'' 32 (October 1908): 369.</ref> The fact
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  • ...it was a plantation home or a modest cottage. The [[Historical Society of Pennsylvania]] holds four sets of insurance surveys in its collection. The 1812 survey o ...funeral homes may be found at the same places. The [[Historical Society of Pennsylvania]] has records for the Oliver Bair Funeral Home from 1891. Those through 192
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  • ...ry'', 3 vols, 1682'1709; 1710'1756; 1757'1775 (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1991, 1997, 2005).</ref> (You can find links to all three volumes [[ ...The entry indicates that the collection is not in Philadelphia or even in Pennsylvania, but rather in a historical library in Delaware. It is worth noting that ''
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  • ...a five-page entry from the Coroner's Evidence Book of Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, recording Isadore Raimonda's fatal stabbing of Dominic Raimonda in 1876. I ...alth vs. Isadore Raimonda'', Coroner's Evidence Book, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, p. 1. FHL microfilm 965,369, item 1.]]
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  • ...August 1894, Almshouse Hospital, Bureau of Charities, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, p. 1. FHL 975,748, item 1.]]
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  • Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania was the first off-reservation government boarding school for Native America
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  • ...ster of the Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum, 1876'1911, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, January 1876, pp. 1'2. FHL microfilm 1,013,425, item 3.]]
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  • *Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, established 1932 *White Deer, Pennsylvania, established 1993
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  • *Greek Catholic Union of Russian Brotherhoods, Munhall, Pennsylvania
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  • ''Manuscripts of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania''. Philadelphia: the society, n.d. ...rvants Bound and Assigned Before James Hamilton, Mayor of Philadelphia.' ''Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography'' 32 (October 1908).
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  • ...alleys of Virginia via the Great Wagon Road or Warriors Path; Germans from Pennsylvania and Virginia arrived in the region west of Chattanooga. Others followed Rob
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  • ...aniel Braun of the Hebron Moravian Church in Dauphin (now Lebanon) County, Pennsylvania, exceed most recordings of the era by providing far more information than w ...single volume belonging to Edward Page (1787'1867), a rider who served in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and New Jersey. His 'Commonplace book, 1825'1876,' loc
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  • ...l Library], founded in 1871, is located at Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania. Their holdings represent the largest collection in the world of Quaker mee ...-ROM collection is ''Pennsylvania German Church Records 1729'1870''.<ref>''Pennsylvania German Church Records 1729'1870'', CD-ROM #7130 (Genealogical Publishing Co
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  • ...d periodical articles, focus on the Lutheran church records from Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New York. ...rchives (New York [except Metropolitan New York City], New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania, New England, and the non-geographic Slovak-Zion Synod)
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  • ...essee and Arkansas migrated into Texas beginning in the 1820s. Others from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Kentucky followed. The municipality of Refugio was created in 18
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  • ...ies; Sussex County, New Jersey cemetery; Delaware Cemetery in Pike County, Pennsylvania; Harris Cemetery in Caldwell County, Texas; Church cemetery in Delaware Cou
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  • ...s north of the Ohio River. Approximately sixty percent were from New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Ohio, with forebears from New England. People from Missouri,
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  • ...Mountains were opened, and settlers poured down the Great Wagon Road from Pennsylvania. In the second half of the century, the Cumberland Gap was discovered and s
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  • Pennsylvania German Church Records 1729'1870''. CD-ROM #7130. Baltimore: Genealogical Pu
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  • ...(Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Virginia) adopted similar policies but did not create
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  • 700 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Covers Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia
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  • ....org/learn/wiki/en/Yohogania_County,_Virginia Yohogania]||||1776 (ceded to Pennsylvania 1786)||Augusta||||||||||||
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  • ...oneers in western Virginia were generally perceived as a ragtag group from Pennsylvania, Maryland, and other parts of Virginia. The 1790 census lists more than 55,
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  • ...ong the records of other courts. For example, the Court of Common Pleas in Pennsylvania was responsible for hearing evidence of incompetence and determining the st Appearance Docket, Vol. A, p. 536, Perry County, Pennsylvania, contains the petition of John River, brother-in-law of Peter Arnold of Buf
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  • ...mensa et thoro'' divorces.<ref>Ibid., 173.</ref> Penn's laws of 1682 gave Pennsylvania spouses the right to a "Bill of Divorcement" if their marriage partner was ...ain. Ashtabula County in Ohio, which was readily accessible from New York, Pennsylvania, and Ontario, Canada, granted many divorces to non-Ohio residents. Chicago
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  • ...iginal court records in series called archives. Such compiled volumes as ''Pennsylvania Archives'' and ''Maryland Archives'' are examples. Complete sets are availa | Pennsylvania
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  • ...an seventy volumes of extracted records from sixteen counties in southwest Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio. It can be searched at Citizen's Library, 55 S. Co
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  • |Pennsylvania ...timate, the father is not recorded. Massachusetts, Illinois, New York, and Pennsylvania require that no indication of illegitimacy be given.
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  • ...to work their way west from the east coast or Canada. Those from New York, Pennsylvania, and New England traditionally made the journey in stages, as indicated by
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