Harmony Township & vicinity
Exploring the history of Harmony Township, PA and vicinity.
These early deaths are recorded as being buried in: “Susquehanna”, “Evergreen Cemetery”, “Grand or Grant Street” Cemetery. The burials that are marked as “Susquehanna” are questionable as they might be buried in St. John’s Cemetery or the McKune Cemetery (sometimes the transcriber clearly stated St. John’s or McKune…
Read full post: Record of Births and Deaths – Susquehanna County, PA Book II →These early deaths are recorded as being buried in: “Susquehanna”, “Evergreen Cemetery”, “Grand or Grant Street” Cemetery. The burials that are marked as “Susquehanna” are questionable as they might be buried in St. John’s Cemetery or the McKune Cemetery (sometimes the transcriber clearly stated St. John’s or McKune…
Read full post: Record of Births and Deaths – Susquehanna County, PA Book I →Marriage licenses issued to Grooms/Brides living in Harmony Township, Susquehanna County, PA Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA Pg. 52, Docket #270 Thomas Kelder – Born: Ulster County, NY on Mar. 31, 1831. Resides at Stevens Point, PA – farmer – married before, marriage dissolved by death. Mary Mayo…
Read full post: Book III: Marriage License Dockets 1900 – 1906 →Marriage licenses issued to Grooms/Brides living in Harmony Township, Susquehanna County, PA Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA Pg. 278, Docket #160 Burt Woodard – Born: Susquehanna Co. on Mar. 1, 1871. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – laborer – never married before. Maude M. Sherman – Born: Susquehanna Depot…
Read full post: Book II: Marriage License Dockets 1893 – 1900 (a continuation…) →
Cover - Susquehanna County Centennial 1787-1887 View the Susquehanna County Centennial 1787-1887 gallery All pages from this thoroughly documented book can be found in the gallery under "Susquehanna County Centennial 1787-1887"
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Susquehanna Centennial Cover View the Susquehanna Centennial gallery Scanned pages from the Susquehanna Centennial can be found in the Susquehanna Centennial gallery
Read full post: Susquehanna Centennial →From the Susquehanna County Historical Society, Montrose, PA Botts, Joseph – Funeral occurred St. John’s Catholic on Mon. morn. Int. Laurel Hill Cem. Of Harmony Twp. Susquehanna Journal 7-Mar-1896 Botts, Joseph – Died Fri. A. M. – as 69 yr. 8 mos. stone quarry man leaves wife and…
Read full post: Various newspaper articles concerning Harmony Township, Susquehanna County, PA →
World War I was over. Returned veterans were struggling to obtain proper care and just compensation for their disabled comrades, to gain jobs, to start into civilian lives for themselves, and to prevent the security and freedom of America for which they had fought from being lost in…
Read full post: The Story of the Auxiliary of the Strider/Tesky Post 86 of Susquehanna, PA →Record of Births and Deaths – Book II Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA Births that occurred in Harmony Township 1900 - 1906 Snyder, Earl - Ellis and Aggie Snyder - (stonecutter) - b. June 19, 1900 in Lanesboro Walters, Hazel - Leon and Catherine Walters - (railroad man)…
Read full post: Births that occurred in Harmony Township 1900-1906 →Record of Births and Deaths – Book I Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA Births that occurred in Harmony Township 1897 - 1899 Melons, Ray M. - Myron and Nettie Melons - (teamster) - B. Sept. 21, 1897 in Stevens Point Mead, Inez - Albert and Martha Mead -…
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Register of Births/Deaths in Susquehanna County, PA (Book 1) Susquehanna County Courthouse
Read full post: Register of Births/Deaths in Susquehanna County, PA (Book 1) Susquehanna County Courthouse →Dr. J. S. Brandt – Dental Surgeon, Erie Ave. over Post Office, Susquehanna The prominent and leading gentleman engaged in the dental profession in this part of the State of Penna. is Dr. J. S. Brandt, whose dental parlors are neatly and tastefully arranged, and provided with every…
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Tucked inside of the Old Home Day Guest book, are three handwritten pages of notes taken during an anniversary service held at the Stevens Point Methodist Episcopal Church on November 10, 1944. The writer refers to this service as the “58th anniversary of the founding of building the…
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With just a small paragraph written on the back of an early 1900’s postcard of Brandt, I wonder if the printer, C. D. Burton, had any idea of how prophetic his brief description of this little village really was. With his use of the word “vicissitudes” – the…
Read full post: The Town of Brandt, PA →George Kuhn, aged 55 years, died suddenly at his home on the outskirts of Susquehanna on Tuesday 7-20-1920. He is survived by one son, who resides in Stevens’ Point. Montrose Independent Republican 8-6-1920 Roland Kuhn, of Stevens Point, aged 18 years, son of George Kuhn of Oakland, lost…
Read full post: Newspaper Items (Stevens Point Cemetery Burials) From Research at the Historical Society in Montrose, PA →