Place List: All Largest Localities

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1. 1 mile west of St. Michael's Church (1)
2. 11th Light Dragoons at Waterloo (1)
3. 121st Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. (1)
4. 13 Dec 1912 (1)

5. 139th Pennsylvania Volunteers (1)
6. 148 Regiment for three years service. (1)

7. 148th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. (1)
8. 148th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War. (1)
9. 148th Regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry Volunteers. (1)
10. 1641. (1)
11. 1713. (1)
12. 1752 (1)

13. 1787 (1)
14. 1904. (1)
15. 1908. (2)
16. 1917) (1)
17. 1919. (1)

1. 23 DEC 1989 (1)

1. 31 pp 329 Clarion County Courthous (1)

2. 35 missions over Europe. (1)

1. 493 at $4.00 per monty. (1)

1. 577.00 pursuant to World War Adjusted Compensation Act (Examination of Adjusted Service Certificate) (1)

2. 5th Bat. Berks County (1)

1. 78th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry (1)

1. 8 Nov 1933 (1)

1. 9 months and 23 days. (1)

1. A 1709 Palatine emigrant. (1)

2. A cousin line to the Merovingian Kings (1)

3. A farmer (1)

4. A Justice of the Court of Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions. (1)

5. A lady of intelligence and refinement. (1)

6. A leader in the First Crusade. (1)

7. A merchant of Baltimore (1)

8. a number of records in the United States show her maiden name as Lang. (1)
9. a post office and an express station. (1)
10. A ruling elder in the Presbyterian Church. (1)

11. A Scotchman by birth. (This is incorrect - Note to File - JP Rhein) (1)

12. Abbott of St. Flourent de Saumur (1)

13. Acceded as Third High Steward (1)

14. Accompanied Edward Bruce in his expedition to Ireland. (1)

15. Accompanied Walter Fitz Alan from Wales to Scotland (1)

16. Acquired the Stewart estates in County Tyrone (1)

17. administer by Peter Stryker. (1)
18. administered by Peter Stryker. (2)
19. Administration of his estate was give to Henry Gass (1)

20. Adopted (1)

21. Adopted by Ida R. Bagnell and Anthony Delp. (1)

22. Adopted the name of his office as his surname. (1)

23. after Kenneth's capital. (1)
24. age 39. They resided on Thirt (1)
25. Age: 40 (1)

26. Age: 58 (1)

27. Air Medal with five oak leaf clusters. (1)
28. all but two died in infancy. (1)
29. Alnwick (1)

30. Also Cummings (1)

31. Also known as Polly (1)

32. Also spelled Ketner and Kauntner. (1)

33. Amt Wittlich (1)
34. Amt Wittlich in the Holy Roman Empire (1)
35. An elder in the Concord Presbyterian Church. (1)

36. an Indian Trader at Conoy Creek. (1)
37. Ancestors of the Earls of Galloway (1)

38. and daughters Mary Elizabeth and Nancy. His occupation is laborer and his personal estate is valued at $340.00. He ow (1)
39. and Korean Conflict. (1)
40. and lost his wife and two daughters. His name is mentioned on the other two page with no additional information. (1)
41. and the percentage of foreign born was 15%. (1)
42. Appeared on first tax list for Tulpehocken Region. (1)

43. Appointed county lieutenant of Lancaster County (1)

44. Appointed postmaster at Leatherwood - held office until his death in 1870. (1)

45. Appointed Sheriff of Shropshire by King Henry I. (1)

46. Archdeacon of Bath (1)

47. Arizona (2)

48. Armstrong County with his family (1)
49. Armstrong County with his parents (1)
50. Arrived in France as Ordnance Sergeant with Ordance Company of 320th Infantry Regiment of the 160th Infantry Brigade of the 80th (Blue Ridge) Division. (1)

51. Arrived in France as Ordnance Sergeant with Ordnance Company of 320th Infantry Regiment of the 160th Infantry Brigade of the 80th (Blue Ridge) Division. (1)

52. Arrived in Philadelphia on the ship "Charming Nancy' with brother Peter Kreutzer (1)

53. as king of the Gaelic Scots in Galloway. (1)
54. Assisted in laying out the town of Bainbridge. (1)

55. Assisted on the farm until about this date. (1)

56. Assisted the Second Cavalry Division of the French Second Colonial Corps in pushing the enemy on the western face of the St. Mihiel salient. (1)

57. Associate Judge of Clarion County (1)

58. at Knoch Hill. (1)
59. attending physican. (1)
60. aunt. (1)
61. Australia (1)
62. Authorized to wear War Service Chervon. (1)

63. Awarded Congressional Medal of Honor. (1)

64. Awarded Medal of Honor. (1)

1. B.S. Special Education John Hopkins University (1)

2. Baden-Baden (1)

3. Baltus Emrich and (1)
4. Baptised (1)

5. Baptised Niederhochast Reformed KB (1)

6. Baptised Ransweiler (1)

7. Baptized (1)

8. Baptized - Sponsor Margreth Elisabeth Emerick (1)

9. Baptized - Sponsors Johann and Christina Emerick (1)

10. Baptized - Sponsors Simon and Gertrude Riegle (1)

11. Baron of Oswestry (1)

12. Baron of Oswestry during the reign of Henry i (1)

13. Baron of St. Florent (1)

14. Baronet of Fort Stewart (1)

15. Battle of Hastings (1)

16. Battle of the Standard - Northallerton (1)

17. Became 1st Viscount Mountjoy (1)

18. Became Abbot (1)

19. Became Abbott of St. Flourent de Saumur (1)

20. Believed to have died at a young age. (1)

21. Benefactor of Monmouth Priory (1)

22. Benefactor of Sele Priory (1)

23. Benjamin Gass was an executor of the will. (1)

24. Berks County (2)
25. Berks County. (1)
26. beside his brother Alexander. (1)

27. Border Country between Scotland and England (1)

28. breeded Percheron horses. (1)
29. Brittany (1)
30. Brother of Napoleon (1)

31. Build a blacksmith shop in Leatherwood area. (1)

32. Buried (1)

33. Buried at the old graveyard at Derry (1)

34. Buried at Zion's (Stone Valey) Church (1)

35. Buried in Blue Mountain Reformed Cemetery. (1)

36. Buried in Concord Cemetery (1)

37. Buried in Silver Spring church-yard (1)

1. California (16)

2. California. (1)
3. Called "The Red Stewart" (1)

4. Came back home in the summer and entered Allegheny College. (1)

5. Came home from college to help with the harvest. (1)

6. Came to America and landed at Philadelphia (1)

7. Came to Pennsylvania (1)

8. Came to Scotland under King David I and one of his first tasks was to guard the western coast from Loch Linnhe to the Firth of Clyde against Norse invasions. (1)

9. Camp Falmouth (near Fredericksburg) Virginia. (1)

10. Can not write (1)

11. Canada (1)
12. Capt. Sam'l Haines (1)
13. Captain in Queen Anne's army. (1)

14. Captain in Revolutionary War (Pennsylvania) (1)

15. Castellan of Shrewsbury (1)

16. Chartiers Creek (1)
17. Cherry Run United Presbyerian Cemetery (1)

18. Christian name may have been Anthony. Named his last son Anthony. (1)

19. Church records show that a Rhoda Galbraith attended church services at Mercersburg Presbyterian Church (1)

20. Civil Engineer (1)

21. Civil War Veteran (1)

22. Clarion County (2)
23. Clarion County Pioneer (1)
24. Clarion County with his wife Jane and daughter Ida. First name listed as Antony. (1)
25. Colonel in French and Indian Wars (1)

26. Colonel of the 89th Regiment (1)

27. Colonial America (1)
28. Colorado (8)

29. Commanded a naval expedition against the Sallee pirates (1)

30. Commanded one of the two companies admitted to Derry. (1)

31. Commanded the right wing of the Scots army at the battle of Largs. (1)

32. Commanded the Scottish Army at Bannockburn. (1)

33. Commissioned one of the justices of the Court of Common Pleas. (1)

34. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania declared his intention to become a citizen of the United States. (1)
35. Company G. 10th Pennsylvania Cavalry (1)
36. Conducter B&O RR. (1)

37. Conestoga Township became Donegal Township (1)

38. Confirmed (1)

39. Confirmed at age 17. (1)

40. Connecticut (1)

41. Converted to Reformed from Catholicism (1)

42. Cora Lutz and Stephen Wioris(?). (1)

43. Count of Brittany (1)

44. County Donegal (2)
45. Created 1st Viscount Mountjoy. (1)

46. Created Earl of Atholl (1)

47. Created Earl of Blesinton (1)

48. Created Earl of Carrick (1)

49. Created Earl of Strathearn (1)

50. Created Viscount Mountjo (1)

51. Created Viscount Mountjoy (1)

52. Cremated per her wishes. (1)

53. Crossraguel Abbey (1)
54. Cuba. South Dakota (1)

55. Culcreuch (1)

56. Cumb (2)
57. Cumberland County Militia. (4)
58. Cumberland County regarding partition of his father-in-law's estate. (1)

1. D.D. (1)
2. Dapifner Dolensis Brittany (1)

3. DAR # 112516 (1)

4. DAR # 25745 (1)

5. DAR # 85613 (1)

6. DAR # 85614 (1)

7. DAR # 85615 (1)

8. DAR #40009 (1)

9. DAR #75522 (1)

10. dark hair per discharge papers. (1)
11. Date of birth also shown as 1811. (1)

12. Date of birth. (1)

13. Dauphin County (1)
14. Day laborer (1)

15. Day Laborer. (1)

16. Dean of Dunkeld (1)

17. Declared heir to the throne of Scotland. (1)

18. Defeated King Haco and the Norsemen at the Battle of Largs (1)

19. Delegate to the provincial conference (1)

20. Delkenhein was 5 km s. e. of Wiesbaden (1)

21. Deputy Treasurer of Ireland (1)

22. Derry (1)

23. Did not marry. (1)

24. Died (1)

25. died 1093. I have elected not entered it as it would provided too much dupli (1)
26. Died as a young boy (1)

27. Died at age 13 (1)

28. Died at age 15 (1)

29. died at age 21 in Ohio (1)
30. Died at age one month (1)

31. Died at the age of four years. (1)

32. Died at the age of nineteen months. (1)

33. Died from disease contracted while in the service during the Civil War. (1)

34. Died in infancy (1)

35. Died in infancy. (1)

36. Died in infancy. Twin of Eliza. (1)

37. Died in the Civil War (1)

38. Died leaving widow Eleanor and four minor children (1)

39. Died on crusade. (1)

40. Died unmarried (1)

41. Died while fighting for William of Orange in Flanders (1)

42. Died without issue. (1)

43. Died without male heirs (1)

44. Died young (1)

45. Died young. (1)

46. Discharged at Philadelphia by reason of disability. (1)

47. does not mention wife Maria Kantner. (1)
48. Dowager Queen of France (1)

49. Dr. James Ramsey (1)

50. Drayman (1)

51. Drowned (1)

52. Duke of Brittany (1)

53. Duke of York (1)

54. Dunbar Castle (1)

55. Dunbarton Castle (1)

56. Dunfermline (1)

57. during the Civil War. (1)

1. Earls of Arundel descended from William. (1)

2. early 1940. (1)
3. Egypt (1)

4. eight living in 1900 (1)
5. Eighth Baronet (1)

6. Elder in the Presbyterian Church in Mercer. (1)

7. Elected colonel of one of the Lancaster battalions of associators. (1)

8. Eleventh Baronet (1)

9. Emigrated from Ireland to America (1)

10. Emigrated to America (1)

11. Emigrated to United States of America. (1)

12. Engaged in the Indian war in Minnesota. (1)

13. England (8)

14. Enlisted for three years. (1)

15. Enlisted in Company K of the 148th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. (1)

16. Entered the abbey of St. Florent de Saumur. (1)

17. Erected a Baronet of Ireland (1)

18. Esq. (1)
19. Executed at Fotheringay Castle (1)

20. Executed by "Hotspur" Percy after a mock trial (1)

21. Executor of his mother's estate (1)

22. Executors sold his land in East Donegal to William McClellan and Mich. McCleery. (1)

1. Family name may have been Guierre. (1)

2. Family number 73) Rented. (1)
3. Farm sold to John Kyle (1)

4. Farmed near Cherry Run Campground (1)

5. Farmer (1)

6. Farmer in Lackawannock Township (1)

7. Farmer in Nebraska (1)

8. Father and Mother of Foreign Birth (1)

9. father of the bride. (1)
10. Federal Census for Pennsylvania for 1850 lists value of real estate as $700 and occupation as farmer. No entry as to where born. (1)

11. Federal Census for Pennsylvania for 1850 shows only Anthony and Jane residing with John and Mary (1)

12. Federal Census for Pennsylvania states that they had 11 children of which 8 are living. David A. may have died in infancy prior to 1900. (1)

13. Fifth Baronet (1)

14. Fifth High Steward (1)

15. Fifty-third Regiment (1)
16. fighting on the royalist side against Cromwell. (1)

17. First coroner of Lancaster County. (1)

18. First High Steward of Scotland (1)

19. First moved to Virginnia and then to Tennessee (1)

20. Flanders (1)
21. Flodden (1)

22. Floorida (1)
23. Florida (13)
24. Florida National Cemetery (1)

25. for the United States. (1)
26. Fought at Bethincourt in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. (1)

27. Fought at Nantillois in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. (1)

28. Fought at St. Julvin-St. Georges in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. (1)

29. Fought in the American Revolution (1)

30. Fought in the American Revolution. (1)

31. Fought in the War of 1812 (1)

32. Fought with distinction at the Battle of Largs. (1)

33. Founded Sporle Priory as a cell of the Church of St. Florent de Saumur (1)

34. Founder of Haughmond Priory (1)

35. Founder of Paisley Abbey (1)

36. Founder of the Stewart Institution at Palmerston near Dublin (1)

37. Founder of the Stuart dynasty (1)

38. Fourth Baronet (1)

39. Fourth High Steward of Scotland (1)

40. France (9)

41. France for New York City on the U.S.S. Mobile (formerly Steamship Cleveland of the Hamburg American Line) arriving May 30th. (1)
42. France. (1)
43. Franklin County (1)
44. from an earlier marriage. (1)
45. From Carlisle (1)

46. From Viriginia (1)

47. Future son-in-law Archibald Woods was one of the witnesses. (1)

1. Gave each of his sons a farm in the vicinity of the United Presbyterian Church. (1)

2. generally called the King James Version. (1)
3. Georgia (2)
4. Georgia. (1)

5. Germany (7)

6. Gertrude Faust. (1)
7. Graduated from Unitervisity of Pittsburgh Medical School. (1)

8. Granted letters of administration on her husband's estate (1)

9. Grist and sawmill sold to John Bayly by executors. (1)

10. Guilford also called Falling Springs (1)

1. Had 150 acres of land warranted and surveyed. (1)

2. had 200 acres surveyed in Lancaster County (1)
3. Had six children of her own (1)

4. Harold Benton McKinney. (1)
5. Henrich Zabel and Anna Christina Caspar. (1)

6. Hereditary Seceschal of Dol. (1)

7. Hereditary Steward of Dol in Brittany. (1)

8. Hesse (1)
9. High Sheriff of County Donegal (1)

10. his mother (1)

11. His tombstone is inscribed "Here lieth the remains of James Galbraith who departed this life ye 23d August 1744 aged 78 years". (1)

12. Holyrood (1)

13. Holyrood House (1)

14. Home was at Fort Stewart but lived for a time in Derry. (1)

15. Host Church (1)

1. Ille-et-Vilaine (1)
2. Illinois (6)
3. Illinois. (1)
4. Immigrated from Ireland. (1)

5. Immigrated to Province of Pennsylvania in Colonial America. (1)

6. in Sligo Boro. Also daughter Cecile Cleo Evans. (1)
7. Independent Coal Miner (1)

8. Indiana (7)

9. Inherited from his father the lordship of Oswestry. (1)

10. Inherited the family estates in Brittany (1)

11. Initial appearance on the Hunter lists. (1)

12. Innkeeper (1)

13. Insurance Agent (1)

14. invalid mother Peggy living in household. (1)
15. Iowa (11)

16. Iowa. (2)

17. Iowa. Was a farmer. (1)
18. Ireland (43)

19. Is branded by Scottish history as the betrayer of the patriot Wallace. (1)

20. is listed as living in the household and working on the farm. (1)
21. Is the first wife of George Delp. (1)

22. Is the second wife of George Delp. (1)

23. Island of Trinidad (1)

1. J.S. Smith (1)
2. jacob Emrich and Martin Shell and wife. (1)
3. Janet and brother James Galbraith were executors of the estate. (1)

4. January 1962 (1)
5. Jean of Bute (1)

6. Johann Michael Emerich's will. (1)

7. Joined the army (1)

8. Justice of the Peace (1)

1. Kansas (11)

2. Ken Stewart's Farm (1)

3. Kentucky (3)
4. Kentucky. (1)
5. Killed at battle of Falkirk (1)

6. Killed at battle of Halidon Hill (1)

7. Killed at Damietta (1)

8. Killed at Dumbarton (1)

9. Killed at Dundalk. (1)

10. Killed at the battle of Flodden (1)

11. Killed at the siege of Roxburgh Castle (1)

12. Killed by a stroke from a horse's hoof (1)

13. Killed by Indians at Estill Station (1)

14. Killed in an expedition to France (1)

15. Killed in battle of Gains Hill in the Civil War (1)

16. Killed in Egypt (1)

17. Killed in the Civil War (1)

18. King (1)

19. King David II. (1)
20. King of England. (1)
21. King of Scotland (1165-1214) (1)
22. King of Scotland who ascended the throne after killing his xousin King Duncan in battle. (1)

23. King of Scotland. (1)
24. Knight of the Shire for Dublin (1)

25. Knighted (1)

26. Kreitzer and Creutzer. (1)

1. Laborer in coal mine (1)

2. Laborer in Steel Mill (1)

3. labourer. (1)
4. Laird of Barclyee (1)

5. Lancaster Co. (1)
6. Last residence: PA 15201 (1)

7. Last residence: PA 15224 (4007 Mintwood Street) (1)

8. later going back to farming (1)
9. lead by King Richard I the Lion-Hearted of England (1)
10. Leatherwood Baptist Churce (1)
11. Left a will which is recorded in Carlisle. (1)

12. Left an estate of many hundred acres surrounding the fort (now the town of Ligonier) (1)

13. Left farm of 96 acres to R. M. Foringer (1)

14. Left five pounds to his wife Dorcas. (1)

15. Left for California in 1849 after his wife died. (1)

16. Left household furniture to his 'beloved consort" Hester Rees and land and money to his two sons. (1)

17. Left most of his personal estate to his son William (1)

18. Lieutenant William Stew (1)
19. Lieutenant-General in the Army (1)

20. Listed as farmer on his discharge papers. (1)

21. Listed as member of Tulpehocken Congregatin with brother Peter. (1)

22. Listed as Miligan in 1870 Federal Census for Pennsylvania (1)

23. listed as Premier Temoin on the Act of Birth. Constate Joseph Schohn. (1)
24. listed as Second Temoin on the Act of Birth. (1)

25. Lived at Fort Stewart (1)

26. Lived in Berks County (1)

27. Lived in Clarion County (1)

28. Lived in Ohio - not a relative of Robert Stewart. (1)

29. Lived in the Second Century A.D. (1)

30. Lived only a short time after her mariage to Leonhard. (1)

31. Lived with wife and two children at Smithtown in Schoharie Valley. (1)

32. living 3. Have accounted for three of the children who died in infancy. The fourth may have been baptized shortly after birth at home and then died in infancy. No church record a (1)
33. living as invalid and widowed and living with son John. (1)
34. Lord Mountjoy. (1)
35. lost an eye (1)
36. Lousiana (1)

1. M. P. for County Donegal (1)

2. M. P. for Enniskillen (1)

3. M. P. for the Borough of Charlemont Borough (1)

4. Made an X mark on the property settlement of her father. (1)

5. Made cash distributions to his three daughters (1)

6. Made Will (1)

7. Majorie Bruce (1)

8. making her date of birth 1789. (1)
9. making his date of birth 1784. (1)
10. Marion Stewart Heiress of Garlies & Dalswinton in Dumfriesshire (1)

11. marker states "daughter of J. and E. McKinney". (1)
12. marker states "son of J. and E. McKinney". (1)
13. marker states "son of J. and E. McKinney. (1)
14. Married at age 18 and went West. (1)

15. Married Barbara Houpt second. (1)

16. Married by the Reverend Shoemaker (1)

17. Maryland (13)
18. Maryland. (1)

19. May have married a Reintzell. (1)

20. MBA University of Texas. (1)

21. Meisenheim in the Holy Roman Empire (1)

22. Member Oak Grove Presbyterian Church (1)

23. Member of General Assembly of Pennsylvania. (1)

24. Member of Oak Grove Presbyterian Church (1)

25. Member of Peace Lutheran Church (1)

26. Member of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church (1)

27. Member of the Constitutional Convention (1)

28. Member of the Irish Parliament (1)

29. Member of the Pennsylvania Assembly. (1)

30. Member of the provincial convention (1)

31. Member of the Sons of the American Revolution (1)

32. Mercer County. (1)
33. Mercersburg Church (1)

34. Mercersburg Presbyterian Church (1)

35. Merge into Fact 1 (1)

36. Met and married Mary Ann in Virginia. (1)

37. Met his wife in Pennsylvania (1)

38. Michigan (3)
39. Middle name may have been changed to Clarence from Conrad. (1)

40. Miller and Distiller (1)

41. Miner (1)

42. Missouri (8)
43. Missouria (1)
44. Missouriu (1)
45. Mother's Christian name appears as Reine on the Act of Birth. (1)

46. Moved to Cumberland County during the Revolutionary Period (1)

47. Moved to Kentucky. (1)

48. Moved to Ohio (1)

49. Moved to Shippensburg on the western edge of Cumberland County following the death of her husband (1)

50. Moved to Tennessee (1)

51. Moved west across the Susquehann (1)

52. Murdered after battle of Sauchieburn (1)

53. Murdered at Perth (1)

54. Murphy's Borough. Illinois (1)

1. Name on baptismal record in Latin is Josephum Petrum Rhein. (1)

2. Name on baptismal record is Aloysium Raphaelem Rhein. (1)

3. Name on baptismal record is Josephum Rhein. (1)

4. Name on baptismal record is Louisam Mariam Rhein (1)

5. Name on baptismal record is Rosam Angelam Rhein. (1)

6. Named in the will of her father. (1)

7. near Dol) (1)
8. Nevada (1)

9. never married (2)

10. Never married. (1)

11. New Hampshire (1)
12. New Jersey (4)

13. New Mexico (3)
14. New York (10)

15. New York. (1)
16. Newcastle-on-Tyne (1)

17. Newton County (1)

18. Ninth Baronet (1)

19. No known husband (1)

20. North Carolina (1)
21. Not listed on ship with parents. (1)

22. Number 14357 (1)

1. O.M Cap. (1)
2. O.M. Cap. (1)
3. Of Carrickfergus (1)

4. Of Scotch-Irish origin. (1)

5. Office Boy - Law Office (1)

6. officiated at the baptism. (3)

7. Ohio (38)
8. Ohio with her children after death of her husband. (1)
9. Oklahoma (10)
10. On boat with parents. (1)

11. On duty in New Jersey (1)

12. One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers in Civil War. (1)

13. One of the commissioners viewing the Juniata and Susquehenna for locks and dams. (1)

14. One of the founders of the Old Derry Church (1)

15. Only daughter of family born in America (1)

16. Oregon (2)
17. Overseer in Lackawannock Township (1)

18. owning a tract of 160 acres of land. (1)

1. p 36 (1)
2. PA (3)
3. Page 226 (1)
4. Page 596 (1)
5. Page 598 (1)
6. Participated in "Burnt Cabins" Expedition (1)

7. Patrick Work is the brother of James Work who married Janet Galbraith. (1)

8. Pen (1)
9. Pennslvania (1)
10. Pennsylania (4)
11. Pennsylc\vania (1)
12. Pennsylv (1)
13. Pennsylvanai (1)
14. Pennsylvani (2)
15. Pennsylvania (463)

16. Pennsylvania (conflict with 1782 service in Cumberland County Militia) (1)
17. Pennsylvania (JPRhein) (1)
18. Pennsylvania (now Hershey) (2)
19. Pennsylvania at the home of her parents. (1)
20. Pennsylvania from 1948 to 1999. (1)

21. Pennsylvania from John Baker (1)
22. Pennsylvania from New Jersey via Virginia. (1)
23. Pennsylvania in 1737. (1)
24. Pennsylvania was patented (1)
25. Pennsylvania with his parents (1)
26. Pennsylvania) (1)
27. Pennsylvania. (39)
28. Pennsylvania. About 1910 body was removed and placed in the lot of Dr. Robert Boyles in Rimersburg Cemetery. (1)
29. Pennsylvania. Member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. (1)
30. Pennsylvania. Purchased the farm of Groven(r) Delp. (1)
31. Pennsylvania. Resided next to Hannah Jane McKinney. (1)
32. Pennsylvania. Resided next to John M. Turney son of John C. Turney and Jane Emerick McKinney. (1)
33. Pennsylvania. Was a na (1)
34. Pennsylvania. Wintesses (1)
35. Pennsylvania. Worked for Allegheny River Mining Company in Cadogan. Wife's name is Jane P. nee unknown. (1)
36. Pennsylvnia (4)
37. Pennsylvnia with the McKinney family. (1)
38. Pennsyvania (1)
39. Pennyslvania (1)
40. Pension increased to $6.00 per month due to disease of Urinery organs and shell wound of right leg. (1)

41. personal property $700. (1)
42. Pfalz. (1)
43. Pittsburgh. (1)
44. Pittsburgh. Was a conductor on the Pennsylvania Railroad. (1)
45. Port (1)
46. Port of New York (1)

47. pp 256 (1)
48. pp 456 (1)
49. prior to purchasing 307 acres in 1802. (1)
50. Probably married twice (1)

51. Promoted to Major (1)

52. Province of Pennsyl;vania (1)
53. Province of Pennsylvania (8)
54. Provost of Edinburgh (1)

55. Prussia (1)
56. Purchased 250 acres south side of Condoguinet River west of Susquehanna (1)

57. Purchased a mill and farm adjoining Reverend Bertram's place. (1)

58. Purchased donation lot #578 from Private William Liggins of the Pennsylvania Line. (1)

59. Purchased Ramelton and Fort Stewart properties. (1)

60. Purchased several hundred acres in East Donegal Township from James Cunningham (1)

1. Queen Elizabeth I of England. (1)

1. Saumur (1)
2. Scotland (29)

3. Scotland and Ireland (1)
4. Scotland` (1)
5. Second High Steward of Scotland (1)

6. Second Lieutenant World War !!. (1)

7. Second spouse of Robert Stewart (1)

8. Second Viscount of Mountjoy (1)

9. Second wife of King Henry I. (1)
10. securing two hundred acres near Salem City. (1)
11. See 'Notes - Milton Stewart and Jeremiah Z. Brown for additional information on the 155th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry (1)

12. Seneschal of Dol (1)

13. Served as a private in Cumberland County Militia (1)

14. Served as a school director. (1)

15. Served as an officer in a company of rangers in protecting the frontier. (1)

16. Served as Grand High Priest for one year in the Royal Order of Masons of the District of Columbia. (1)

17. Served for seven years as Secretary of the LeatheTelephone Company. (1)

18. Served in Hungary - on his return to Ireland made Brigadier-General (1)

19. Served in Pennsylvania Line in American Revolution. (1)

20. Served in Pennsylvania Militia in American Revolution (1)

21. Served in the Revolutionary War (1)

22. Served in the Union Army in the Civil War. (1)

23. Served in World War II and fought in the South Pacific. (1)

24. Served with Cumberland County Milita against Indians threatening the county. (1)

25. Seventh Baronet (1)

26. Sherrif of Shropshire (1)

27. Shown as Catrina Marged in the property settlement of her father. (1)

28. Sided with King David I in the 1138 Scottish invasion of England. (1)

29. Siege of Orleans (1)

30. Signed the property setlement of Johann Michael Emerich for his wife Catrina. (1)

31. Signed treaty with Emperor of Moroco (1)

32. Signs his will - names of children not given (1)

33. Silver Springs Church Cemetery (1)

34. Sixth Baronet (1)

35. Sixth High Steward of Scotland (1)

36. Slain by Macbeth (1)

37. Slain by Malcolm (1)

38. Sloan and his brother Charles were adopted by their maternal grandparents after the death of their mother. (It is written in the family bible.) (1)

39. Sloans and Yinglings. (1)
40. Social Security #: 190-05-3152 (1)

41. Sold 388 acres of land along Conoy Creek to Patrick Work. (1)

42. Solicitor-General for Scotland (1)

43. South Carolina (2)

44. South Dakota (1)
45. Southwark (1)
46. Spanish American War (1)
47. Spelled Bealy in William Stewart's will. (1)

48. Sponsers Marcus Laeng and Angela Mertzin. (1)

49. sponsor Anna Cath. Cerfel and Catharina wife of Nicl. Runtzheimer. (1)
50. sponsor Anna Heil and Joh. Jacob Caspar. (1)

51. sponsor Christina Magdalena daughter of the Pastor at Massenheim. (1)
52. sponsor Henrich Pflug (1)
53. sponsors Joh. Nicol Emmerich and Johann Emmerich. (1)
54. Sponsors Maria Catharina Michel and Anna Christina Emmerich. (1)
55. Sponsors Maria Margaret and A. Walborn. (1)

56. sponsors Nicl. Runtzheimer and Joh. Reinhard Geis. (1)
57. sponsors Susanna Elies.. and Anna Catherina Emmerich. (1)
58. sponsors. (1)
59. Spottsylvania and North and South Anna River. (1)
60. St. James's Palace (1)

61. Stadtholder of the Netherlands (1)

62. Started a store in Leatherwood area know as Laughlin's Mill and Store. (1)

63. State of issue: PA (1)

64. Stated that he was raised at Curlsville and then moved to Sligo (1)

65. stationed at Londonerry (1)
66. Stenographer (1)

67. Stillborn (1)

68. Stirling (1)

69. Studied medicine (1)

70. Succeeded as Second Baronet (1)

71. Succeeded as Steward of Dol (1)

72. Surname name may have been Schmetters or Schmathers. (1)

73. Switzerland (3)

1. Taken prisoner at battle of Homildon Hill (1)

2. Tennessee (8)
3. Tenth Baronet (1)

4. Texas (4)
5. The 1900 Federal Census for Pennsylvania state that she had two children and both are living. Son Miner W. is presumably from an earlier marriage of Adam. (1)

6. the 29 1/2 acres to Archibald Wilkens (1)
7. The Boston Tea Party occurred. (1)

8. The First Crusade (1)

9. the first Stuart king of England. His belief in divine right led to prolonged conflict with Parliament. (1)
10. the founder and first king of Scotland. (1)

11. the Holy Roman Empire (16)

12. The Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation (2)
13. the Holy Roman Empire. (1)
14. the part of Saxon Northumbria (1)
15. The Revolutionary War begins (1)

16. Third Company. (1)
17. Third High Steward of Scotland (1)

18. Third Viscount Mountjoy (1)

19. Took 250 acres on Shaver's Creek (1)

20. Took out a warrant of survey for 440 acres of land at the mouth of Conoy Creek. (1)

21. town mayor of Munster Emmel (1)
22. Township: Madison Twp (1)

23. Township: Perry Twp (1)

24. Township: Porter Twp (1)

25. Twin (1)

26. Twin infants died (1)

27. Twin of Charley. (1)

28. Twin of Harry (1)

29. Tyrone (1)

1. Ulmet Reformed Church (1)
2. Ulmet Reformed Church. (1)
3. under Colonel John Davis. (1)
4. Undertaker and farmer (1)

5. United States (6)
6. United States Navy (2)

7. United States Navy. (1)
8. United States of America (1)

9. Unmarried (1)

10. USA (4)

1. Value of real estate owned $500 (1)

2. Veteran of the Civil War (1)

3. Veteran of World War I (1)

4. Vice Treasurer of Ireland (1)

5. Virginia (17)
6. Virginia. (2)

7. Virginia. Magna Cum Laude (1)
8. Virginia. Walked with a limp thereafter and had a difficult time farming. (1)
9. Viscount Mountjoy (1)

1. Waited upon William III in Flanders. (1)

2. War of 1812 (1)
3. Was a blacksmith and a gunsmith (1)

4. Was a Celtic Breton (1)

5. Was a colonel in the Pennsylvania State Milita. (1)

6. Was a cooper for the local winemakers. (1)

7. Was a farmer (1)

8. Was a farmer in Toby Township (1)

9. Was a farmer. (1)

10. Was a member of the Sligo Methodist Church. (1)

11. Was a minor at date of his father's death. Guardian was John Beck. (1)

12. Was a prisoner in England (1)

13. Was a private in Col. Irwin's 6th Pennsylvania Regiment in American Revolution (1)

14. Was an officer in the Indian Wars (1)

15. Was Justice of the Peace in Perry Township (1)

16. Was listed as over 16 when he arrived in Philadelphia. (1)

17. Was one of the first leaders of The Squirrel Hill Lutheran Church which was organized in 1846 (1)

18. Was surgeon of Colonel James Crawford's Battalion (1)

19. Washington (3)
20. Weaver (1)

21. Went on the Third Crusade under St Louis of France. (1)

22. Went to an academy and taught school in the winter. (1)

23. Went to Mercer County from Washington County. (1)

24. Went to Virginia from Pennsylvania. (1)

25. Went to Virginia with mother and Woods and Wallace families. (1)

26. Went west about 1880. (1)

27. Went with Lewis and Clark (1)

28. West Virginia (5)
29. West-Lotian (1)
30. Westminister Church Cemetery (1)

31. Westmoreland County Militia (2)
32. where he remained until his death. (1)
33. Whiskey Rebellion (1)

34. Widow of Conrad Krantz (1)

35. Widow of Francis Berkeley Drummond (1)

36. Widow of James Welch (1)

37. Widow of John Shook (1)

38. Widow was to receive two child's shares. (1)

39. wife of Henry Pflug. (1)
40. Will dated (1)

41. Will filed. (1)

42. Will made (1)

43. Will probated (1)

44. Will proved (1)

45. Will proven (1)

46. Will written (1)

47. William and Benjamin Gass) (1)
48. William the Conqueror becomes King of England. (1)

49. William the Conqueror's invasion fleet gathers in the estuary of the River Dives (1)

50. Wisconsin (1)

51. Witness was John (Frisch?). (1)

52. witnessed by Balser Emrich and Philip Kent. (1)
53. Witnesses Carl Geiss and Maria Centner (1)

54. Witnesses Joseph and Maria Centner. (1)

55. Witnesses Marcus Laeng and Margaret Centner. (1)

56. Witnesses Peter Centner and Emma Pfeil. (1)

57. Worked for the New Bethlehem Telephone Company. (1)

58. Worked the strip mines then worked for Cooper-Bessemer for sixteen and a half years (1)

59. World War I ends at 11 AM. (1)

60. Wounded at Battle of Spottsylvania in Civil War. (1)

61. Wrote letter to Robert Finney from Glasgow. (1)

1. Younger brother of the historical King Arthur (1)