THE
HISTORICAL JOURNAL
A Monthly Record of
Local History and Biography
Devoted Principally to
NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
By JOHN F. MEGINNESS,
("John of Lancaster.")VOLUME I.
Williamsport, Pa:
Gazette and Bulletin Printing House.
1888
(found at Archive.org)
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VOLUME 1 - NUMBER 1 |
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REV. JOHN
BRYSON - By Rev. John Paris Hudson
- To be continued in June
Volume) |
1 |
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Stature of
Revolutionary Soldiers - By J. W. Clarke |
10 |
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The Meteoric
Shower of 1833 - By J. C. McCloskey, Lock Haven. |
12 |
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HON. JOSEPH
BILES ANTHONY - By F. C. Campbell, Washington, D. C. |
14 |
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Methodism in
Centre County. - By John B. Linn, Bellefonte |
16 |
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A Very Old
House Burned. |
17 |
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The
Antiquity of Prohibition |
18 |
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The Three
Muncies. |
19 |
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Latitude of
Wilkes-Barre |
19 |
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Most
Eccentric Will Ever Written |
20 |
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Northumberland County in 1800 |
21 |
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The Little
Grave on the Hill - (Poem) |
22 |
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Business of
Twenty-Two National Banks. |
25 |
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Notes on
Local Books |
27 |
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Notes on
Newspapers |
28 |
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Hon. C. D.
Eldred |
28 |
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Nearing the
End of a Century
- Samuel Titus
- John King
- Reuben Derby
- John DeLong
- Henry Royer |
29 |
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Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper
- Major William Power Elliott
- Mrs. Hannah Tallman
- Mrs. Lydia Roush
- Mrs. Catharine Detweiler
- William Ritchie
- John P. Summers
- Seneca Freeman
- Mrs. Mary McEvoy
- Michael Swartz |
30 |
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PHOTO of
Hon. J. K. Whitmore |
end of volume |
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VOLUME 1 - NUMBER 2
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HON. J. K.
WHITMORE, of Ridgway |
33 |
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REV. JOHN
BRYSON - By John Paris Hudson - Continued from Vol. 1
No. 1 |
37 |
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Slavery in
the West Branch Valley - by J. H. McMinn, Williamsport. |
46 |
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Indian
Burial Places on the West Branch - By Dudley A. Martin,
Caledonia |
54 |
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Eccentric
Tribute to a Mother |
56 |
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Postmasters
of Muncy |
58 |
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God Bless
Mother - By George Cooper (Poem) |
59 |
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WILLIAMSPORT, JUNE,
1887 |
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Success of
the Journal |
60 |
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The Coal
Business at Tyrone |
62 |
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Literary
Notes |
63 |
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Nearing the
End of a Century |
65 |
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Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper |
66 |
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Etymology of
"Susquehanna." |
71 |
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(Several
small articles) |
72 |
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[PHOTO of
FRANK THOMSON, Esq.) |
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VOLUME 1 - JULY, 1887 -
NUMBER 3
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FRANK
THOMSON, Esq. |
73 |
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The Old
Portage Railroad |
76 |
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PETER
PENCE, THE BRAVE FRONTIER
RANGER - By C. F. Hill, Hazleton |
88 |
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Journal of
JOHN MARTIN MACK - Contributed by John W. Jordan |
92 |
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The
Susquehanna - By H. T. Eckert (Poem) |
97 |
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WILLIAMSPORT, JULY, 1887 |
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Susquehanna
Governors |
98 |
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One Hundred
Years old |
99 |
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HON. H. L.
DIEFFENBACH, of Lock Haven |
100 |
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MAJOR CRAIG |
100 |
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Nearing the
End of a Century |
101 |
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Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper
- John Carlile
- Jonathan Lackey
- John Jones
- W. C. Ripley
- Mrs. Elizabeth Miller
- Isaac Craig, Esq. |
102 |
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The
Pennsylvanian's Lament (Poem) |
104 |
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Vol. 1 - August, 1887 - Number
4
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(PHOTO OF
GOV. JOHN ANDREW SHULTZ. (Aged 77 Years) |
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GOVERNOR
JOHN ANDREW SHULZE. - By John F. Meginness. |
105 |
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JOHN
HAMILTON'S JOURNAL |
110 |
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Local
History - Its Interest and Importance. - By Edith C.
Baily, Jersey Shore |
118 |
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The Prolific
Family|
- Lewis Bricker, Sr. |
120 |
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Curious
Grave Stone Inscriptions. |
122 |
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Old Time
Iron Furnaces |
124 |
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The Singer
and the Song. (Poem) |
125 |
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Very Long
Ownership |
126 |
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The First
Mail to Franklin and Erie |
127 |
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One Hundred
Years |
128 |
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Mention made
of death at Muney of HENRY HARRIS, a venerablle colored
man |
129 |
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Literary
Notes |
130 |
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Nearing the
End of a Century
- John Hamilton
- Ralph Elliot |
131 |
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Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper
- Mrs. Rachel Humpton
- John Armstrong Reed
- Mrs. Elizabeth Africa
- James Johnson
- Reuben Derby |
134 |
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Major Isaac
Craig |
136 |
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Picture of:
Appearance of the Central Part of Williamsport 45 Years
ago. |
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Volume 1 - September, 1887 -
Number 5
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JOURNAL OF
SAMUEL MACLAY - 1780 |
137 |
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Northumberland County Prisons - By R. H. Awl, M. D.,
Sunbury |
152 |
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Recollections of Peter Pence |
155 |
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The Old
Fireplace (Poem) |
157 |
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JOSEPH
BARNETT |
158 |
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Old Time
Iron Furnace again. |
160 |
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MR.
HAMILTON'S JOURNAL |
162 |
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Nearing the
End of a Century
- John Warner
- Mrs. Elizabeth Gilday
- Mrs. Mary J. McClintick
- Mrs. Martha Williams
- James Preston
- Colonel Henry Royer |
163 |
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Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper
- Frederick Derr
- George Dorey
- John Kincaid
- Hon. George A. Frick
- Mrs. Mary Pollock
- Captain Charles Mortimer Manville |
166 |
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ANDREW
STRAUB |
168 |
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Volume 1 - October, 1887 - Number 6
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(PICTURE of
Present Court House of Lycoming County) |
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JOURNAL OF
SAMUEL MACLAY - 1790. Annotated by John F.
Meginness. |
169 |
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First
Schools in Williamsport - By J. F. Wolfinger, Milton |
190 |
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Old
Williamsport Academy |
191 |
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Literary
Notes |
193 |
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Nearing the
End of a Century
- Peter Bastress
- Mrs. Ann Gray
- J. B. Scott |
194 |
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Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper
- Hersh Weyle
- Daniel Tonner
- Daniel Follmer
- John Johnson
- Mrs. Moriarty |
194 |
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Tombstone
Record
- Michael Ross, Esq'r
- Ann Corson Ross
- Hiram Sizer
- Polly Sizer, wife of Hiram Sizer
- Samuel Stocks
- Jenny, 1st wife of John Wilson
- John Wilson
- Margaret, wd wife of John Wilson |
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Some small
articles |
200 |
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Volume 1 - November, 1887 -
Number 7
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(PHOTO of
Central High School Building, Williamsport, Pa. - A. S.
Wagner Architect |
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Journal of
SAMUEL MACLAY - 1790 - Annotated by John F. Meginness |
201 |
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Reports on
the Survey |
216 |
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ROSWELL
FRANKLIN - By Rev. J. N. Hubbard |
218 |
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The County
of McKean |
223 |
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Sullivan
County's First Paper |
225 |
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Louis M.
Neiffer |
227 |
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Nearing the
End of a Century |
228 |
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-
Amos Ellmaker Kapp |
229 |
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Tombstone
Record
- John Baldy
- Elizabeth G. Baldy
- Ebenezer Greenough
- Samuel Awl
- Mary M. Awl
- William Maclay |
231 |
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DR. R. H.
AWL |
232 |
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Volume 1 - December, 1887 -
Number 8
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(PICTURE of
Ludwig Derr's Mill, Lewisburg, 1772 |
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HUNTINGDON'S
CENTENNIAL 1787 - 1887
- Formation of Townships
- Prominent Points Known to the Pioneers
- Early Roads
- Early Settlers
- Barree
- Dublin
- Slavery |
233 |
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Methodism on
the North Branch |
244 |
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Fort Huff -
Its History - By J. H. McMinn |
249 |
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EDMUND HUFF |
252 |
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Curious Old
Papers |
253 |
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A Hundred
Years.* - By "Edith May" - Miss Anna Drinker (Poem) |
254 |
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Presbytery
of Nortthumberland |
256 |
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Nearing the
End of a Century
- John Else
- William M. Quigley
- William White |
258 |
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Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper
- Hon. William A. McConnell
- Mrs. Eliza Laird
- Mrs. Isabella Brady Bruner
- Lewis Zaner |
259 |
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Tombstone
Record
- Benjamin Ream
- James, son of David & Rebecca McKinney
- Jacob Becker
- John Black |
263 |
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Volume 1 - January, 1888 -
Number 9
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(PHOTO of
Old Williamsport Academy Building, West Third Street |
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History of
Northumberland Presbytery - By Rev. Joseph Stevens, D.
D.
- Part I
- Part II -
- and continued Next Month |
265 |
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Indian
Famine in 1748 |
287 |
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A New town
called Lopez in Sullivan County |
289 |
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History of
the West Branch Valley |
290 |
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Literary
Notes
- John P. Dwyer
- Dr. W. H. Egle |
292 |
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Nearing the
End of a Century
- J. Emery, Esq.
- Mrs. Elizabeth Badger |
293 |
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Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper
- Thomas Myers |
293 |
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Tombstone
Record
- Henry Harris and his wife Jane
- James McMurray |
295 |
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Volume 1 - February, 1887 -
Number 10
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(PHOTO of
Residence of Judge Hepburn, built in 1801. See
page 322 |
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History of
Northumberland Presbytery. - By Rev. Joseph Stevens, D.
D.
- Part of Part II
- Part III - Historical Sketches of the Churches Belonging to the
Presbytery of Northumberland
- Northumberland Church - p. 305
- Sunbury Church - p. 306
- Warrior Run Church - p. 307
- Chillisquaque Church - p. 308
- Pine Creek (Now Jersey Shore) Church - p. 308
- Lycoming Church - p. 313
- The Orangeville Church - p. 315
Continued next month |
297 |
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The War of
1812 - Local Incidents - by J. H. McMinn, Willimspart |
316 |
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A Historic
House (at the foot of Park Street, Williamsport) |
322 |
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Old Letters
and Accounts |
324 |
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How
Carterville Rose and Fell - By A. S. Hooker, Troy |
325 |
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Nearing the
End of a Century
- Mrs. Elizabeth Quiggle of Beech Creek
- Daniel Beckley, Esq., |
326 |
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Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper
- John King
- Jacob L. Mussina
- The wife of Coleman Huling |
326 |
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Tombstone
Record
- Gen. Henry Frick
- Dr. James S. Dougal
- Gen. R. H. Hammond
(PHOTO of Rev. Joseph Painter, D. D.) See Page 359 |
328 |
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Volume 1 - March, 1888 - Number
11
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History of
Northumberland Presbytery - continued - By Rev. Joseph
Stevens, D. D.
- Great Island Church
- Mill Hall and Nittany Church
- Beech Creek Church
- Lycoming Centre Church
- Linden Church
- Montoursville Church
- Montgomery Church
- Washington Church
- Bethel Church
- Mooresburg Church
- Berwick Church
- Briar Creek Church
- Bloomsburg Church
- New Columbia Church
- Sugarloaf Church
- Rohrsburg Church
- Mount Carmel Church
- Derry Church
- Washingtonville Church
- Shiloh, or St. Mary's Church
- Emporium Church
- Renovo Church
- North Point Church
- Hyner's Run Church
- The First Church of Williamsport
Concluded next month |
329 - 353
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Warrior Run
Graveyard - By H. T. Eckert |
354 |
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Williamsport
and Newberry Postmasters |
356 |
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REV. JOSEPH
PAINTER, D. D. - By John F. Meginness |
359 |
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Nearing the
End of a Century
- Isaac Willower |
362 |
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Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper
- Mrs. Mary Smith, of Towanda
- Mrs. Anna Runn, widow of Jacob Rinn
- Henry Haas
- Mrs. Margaret Krise |
362 |
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Tombstone
Record
- Rev. Wm. S. Hall, D.D. M.D.
- Rev. John H. Rittenhouse
- David Rittenhouse
- Sarah H., wife of David Rittenhouse |
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Volume 1 - April, 1888 - Number
12
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(PICTURE of
Williamsport Dickinson Seminary) |
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History of
Northumberland Presbytery. - by Rev. Joseph Stevens, D.
D.
- The Third Church of Williamsport
- Muncy Church
- Watsontown Church
- McEwensville Church
- The Mifflinburg Church
- Hartleton Church
- New Berlin Church
- The Church of Lewisburg
- The Milton Church
- Holland Run Church
- Centralia Church
- Elysburg Church
- Shamokin Church
- Mahoning Church
- The Grove Church
- Shamokin First Church |
365 - 388 |
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ERRATA |
388 |
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Close of the
Volume - The Future |
388 |
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The Warrior
Run Rifles - War of 1812 |
390 |
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Postmasters
of Sunbury |
392 |
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Postmasters
of Jersey Shore |
392 |
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Nearing the
End of a Ceutury
- Susan Eaton |
393 |
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Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper
- Michael Quigley, Esq.
- James Hammond McCormick
- Mrs. Eleanor Blackwell
- John Delong |
394 |
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INDEX
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Allegany, Port of |
13 |
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Anthony, Joseph
B., Hon. |
14 |
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Antiquity of
Prohibition |
18 |
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Africa, Catharine |
103 |
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Africa Residence,
Huntingdon |
126 |
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Adlum, John |
143, 226 |
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Acres,
Northumberland County |
161 |
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Academy, Old
Williamsport |
191 |
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Awl, Samuel |
231 |
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Africa, J.
Simpson, Hon. |
233 |
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Arks on the River |
255 |
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Antes, Henry,
Col. |
262 |
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Andastes, Tribe
of |
289, 322 |
|
Bryson, John,
Rev. |
1, 37, 282 |
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Bellefonte in
1800 |
22 |
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Banks, Business
of Twenty-two |
25 |
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Burial Places,
Indian |
54 |
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Burrows, John,
General |
64, 321 |
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Bell, Court House |
64 |
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Blackwell,
Eleanor, Mrs. |
65, 395 |
|
Beaver, James A. |
99 |
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Baker, John |
101 |
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Bayard,
Secretary, Letter from |
129 |
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Barnet, Joseph |
158 |
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Barto, Catharine |
163 |
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Brodhead, Colonel |
184 |
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Bastress, Peter |
194 |
|
Beech Creek,
Borough of |
200 |
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Blair, John |
209 |
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Baldy, John |
231 |
|
Bowman, Thomas |
245 |
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Bruner, Isabella
Brady |
261 |
|
Becker, Jacob |
264 |
|
Black, John |
364 |
|
Badger, Elizabeth |
293 |
|
Barber, D. M.,
Rev. |
311 |
|
Beckley, Daniel |
326 |
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Boyd, Alexander,
Rev. |
331 |
|
Beech Creek
Church |
335 |
|
Bethel Church |
339 |
|
Berwick Church |
340 |
|
Briar Creek
Church |
341 |
|
Bloomsburg Church |
342 |
|
Call of Rev. John
Bryson |
5 |
|
Corman, Mrs. |
65 |
|
Cook, Jacob |
68 |
|
Calvert, Thomas |
72 |
|
Curtin, Andrew G. |
98 |
|
Craig, Notice to
Timothy Pickering, |
100, 133 |
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Carlisle, John |
102 |
|
Cornplanter |
180 |
|
Catawissa
Railroad |
188 |
|
Canal,
Pennsylvania |
193 |
|
Corson, Ann |
197 |
|
Cable, Henry |
200 |
|
Comly, J. W. |
228 |
|
Curious Old
Papers |
253 |
|
Churches in
Presbytery |
501 |
|
Chillsquaque
Church |
308 |
|
Cartersville, How
It Rose and Fell |
325 |
|
County of
Lycoming |
355 |
|
Centrailia Church |
378 |
|
Close of the
Volume |
388 |
|
Derby, Reuben |
29, 136 |
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Detwiler,
Catharine |
31 |
|
Dicky, M. M.,
Mrs. |
67 |
|
Dieffenbach, H. _ |
160 |
|
Derr, Frederick |
166 |
|
Dorey, George |
166 |
|
Dushare, Origin
of Name |
227 |
|
Dongal, Dr. James |
328 |
|
Derry Church |
347 |
|
Delong, John |
29, 396 |
|
Elliott, William
Powrs |
30 |
|
Elders of
Chillisquaque Church |
40 |
|
Eccentric
Tributes to a Mother |
56 |
|
Erie, Soldiers
Home |
61 |
|
Eckert, Jacob |
67 |
|
Elliott, Ralph |
132 |
|
Edwards, Abigail |
194 |
|
Emery, J. |
293 |
|
Emporium Church |
350 |
|
Elysburg, Church |
378 |
|
Freeman, Seneca |
31 |
|
Family of Giants |
97 |
|
Family, A
Prolific |
120 |
|
Furnaces, Old
Time Iron |
124, 160 |
|
Forest, A. Buried |
125 |
|
First Mail to
Franklin and Erie |
127 |
|
Freeze, George
A., Col. |
155 |
|
Frick, George A.,
Hon |
167 |
|
Follmer, Daniel |
196 |
|
Frankstown |
213 |
|
Franklin,
Rosswell |
218 |
|
Freight by Wagon |
226 |
|
Fort Huff, Its
History |
249 |
|
Famine, Indian,
in 1748 |
287 |
|
Frick, Henry,
Gen. |
328 |
|
First Church of
Williamsport |
352 |
|
Gordon, Gazetteer
of |
32 |
|
God Bless Mother
poem |
59 |
|
Governors,
Susquehanna |
98 |
|
Graff, Isaac |
104 |
|
Gilday, Elizabeth |
163 |
|
Gray, Ann, Mrs. |
195 |
|
Greenough,
Ebenezer |
231 |
|
Grain, Scarcity
of at Milton |
264 |
|
Grier, Isaac,
Rev. |
369, 309 |
|
Grier, John H.,
Rev. |
271, 330 |
|
Great Island
Church |
329 |
|
Grove Church |
384 |
|
Heirloom, Family |
24 |
|
Hart, Adam |
29 |
|
Harris, Henry |
70, 295 |
|
Huntingdon County
in 1790 and 1800 |
73, 133 |
|
Hoyt, H. M. |
98 |
|
Harrisburg,
Latitude of |
103 |
|
Hamilton, John,
His journal |
110, 131 |
|
History, Local,
Its Importance |
118 |
|
Huntingdon,
Levels at |
133 |
|
Humpton, Rachel,
Mrs. |
134 |
|
Heinley, David |
230 |
|
Huntingdon
Centennial |
233 |
|
Hundred Years, A
poem |
254 |
|
Hood, Thomas,
Rev. |
282 |
|
Hepburn, William |
322 |
|
Huling, Coleman,
Mrs. |
327 |
|
Hammond, R. H.,
Gen. |
328 |
|
Henderson,
Samuel, Rev. |
343 |
|
Hull, David, Rev. |
349 |
|
Haas, Henry |
362 |
|
Hall, William S.,
Rev. |
364 |
|
Hartleton Church |
373 |
|
Holland Run
Church |
378 |
|
Indian Burial
Places on West Branch |
54 |
|
Inscriptions,
Curious Grave Stone |
122 |
|
Jones, John |
102 |
|
Johnson, James |
135 |
|
Johnson, John |
197 |
|
Junkin, George
Rev. |
275, 304 |
|
King, John |
29, 326 |
|
Kline, D. B., Dr. |
66 |
|
Kittanning, When
Destroyed |
136 |
|
Kincaid, John |
166 |
|
Kapp, A. E. |
229 |
|
Kirkpatrick,
David, Rev. |
276, 304 |
|
Kerr, William A.,
Rev. |
297 |
|
Krise, Margaret,
Mrs. |
363 |
|
Latitude of
Wilkes-Barre |
19 |
|
Little Grave on
the Hill, poem |
22 |
|
Lock Haven,
Height Above the Sea |
72 |
|
Lackey, Jonathan |
102 |
|
Latitude of
Pennsylvania |
103 |
|
Lament of a
Pennsylvanian |
104 |
|
Lick, Great Elk |
176 |
|
Lake, Chautauqua |
181 |
|
Leboeuf, Fort |
185 |
|
Lyon, Thomas, Dr. |
228 |
|
Laird, Elizabeth |
260 |
|
Lycoming County,
Census of in 1830 |
264 |
|
Lopez, Town of |
289 |
|
Lycoming Church |
313 |
|
Linden Church |
336 |
|
Lycoming County,
When Erected |
355 |
|
|
Lilley, Jacob |
363 |
|
Lewisburg Church |
374 |
|
Meteoric Showers
of 1833 |
12 |
|
Methodism in
Centre County |
16 |
|
Muncies, The
Three |
19 |
|
McElroy, Mary,
Mrs. |
32 |
|
Muncy,
Postmasters of |
58 |
|
McKean County,
Highest Peak |
72 |
|
Mack, Martin,
Journal of |
92 |
|
Morey, Erastus |
101 |
|
Miller,
Elizabeth, Mrs. |
103 |
|
Mouse, Family
Name of |
104 |
|
McConnell,
Eleanor, Mrs. |
128 |
|
Maclay, Samuel,
Journal of |
138, 169, 201 |
|
Matlack, Timothy |
139 |
|
McClintock, Mary
J. |
164 |
|
Manville, Charles
M. |
167 |
|
Mill, Grist |
168 |
|
Mead, David |
185 |
|
Montcalm, General |
200 |
|
McKean, County of |
223 |
|
Maclay, William |
232 |
|
Methodism on the
North Branch |
244 |
|
Money,
Continental |
253 |
|
McConnell,
William A., Hon. |
259 |
|
McKinney, James |
263 |
|
Myers, Thomas |
294 |
|
McMurray, James |
296 |
|
Morrison, Rev. |
303 |
|
Mussina, J. L. |
327 |
|
Montoursville
Church |
337 |
|
Montgomery Church |
337 |
|
Mooresburg Church |
339 |
|
Mount Carmel
Church |
347 |
|
Muncy Church |
370 |
|
McEwensville
Church |
372 |
|
Mifflinburg?
Church |
372 |
|
Milton Church |
375 |
|
Mahoning Church |
379 |
|
McCormiccck, J.
H. |
395 |
|
Northumberland
County in 1800 |
21 |
|
Newspapers, Notes
on |
28 |
|
Nearing the End
of a Century |
29, 65, 101, 131,
163, 194, 228, 259, 293, 326,
362, 393 |
|
Northumberland
County Prisons |
152 |
|
Neiffer, Louis M. |
227 |
|
Northumberland
Church |
305 |
|
Nesbitt, Joseph,
Rev. |
333 |
|
New Columbia
Church |
346 |
|
North Point
Church |
351 |
|
Newberry,
Postmasters of |
358 |
|
New Berlin Church |
374 |
|
Old House Burned |
17 |
|
One Hundred Years
Old |
99 |
|
Owernship, Very
Long |
126 |
|
One Hundred Years |
128 |
|
O'Connor, Richard |
136 |
|
Old Fire Place,
poem |
157 |
|
Orangeville
Church |
315 |
|
Old Letters and
Accounts |
324 |
|
Pine Creek |
32 |
|
Patterson,
Caroline |
66 |
|
Pollock, Samuel,
Dr. |
67 |
|
Portage Railroad,
Old |
76 |
|
Pence, Peter |
88, 155 |
|
Packer, W. F. |
98 |
|
Pollock, Mary,
Mrs. |
101, 167 |
|
Pennsylvania,
Size of |
103 |
|
P. and E.
Railroad, Length of |
151 |
|
Preston, James |
164 |
|
Penny, Old
English, found in Muncy |
200 |
|
Plunkett, History
of |
209 |
|
Presbytery of
Northumberland |
256, 265, 297 |
|
Packer, W. F.
Votes Received |
264 |
|
Patterson, John
B., Rev. |
282, 347 |
|
Pine Creek Church |
308 |
|
Postmasters of
Williamsport |
356 |
|
Painter, Joseph
D. D., Rev. |
359 |
|
Phillips, J. W.,
Rev. |
365 |
|
Postmasters of
Sunbury |
392 |
|
Postmasters of
Jersey Shore |
392 |
|
Quiggle,
Elizabeth, Mrs. |
65, 326 |
|
Quigley,,,,
Michael |
394 |
|
Revolutionary
Soldiers, Stature of
|
10 |
|
Royer, Henry |
29, 164 |
|
Ripe Sheaves
Gathered by the Reaper |
30, 66, 102, 134,
166, 196, 229, 326, 362, 394 |
|
Roush, Lydia |
31 |
|
Riddell, Mary A.,
Mrs. |
65 |
|
Reitz, Samuel |
66 |
|
Renovo, Height
Above the Sea |
72 |
|
Ripley, W. C. |
103 |
|
Reed, John
Armstrong |
134 |
|
Ross, Michael |
197 |
|
Roof, Slate,
first in Muncy |
199 |
|
Ream, Benjamin |
263 |
|
Rohrsburg Church |
346 |
|
Renovo Church |
350 |
|
Rinn, Anna, Mrs. |
332 |
|
Rittenhouse, John
H., Rev. |
364 |
|
Rifles, Warrior
Run |
390 |
|
Summers, John P. |
31 |
|
Swartz, Michael |
32 |
|
Snyder, Simon |
32 |
|
Slavery in West
Branch Valley |
46 |
|
Susquehanna,
Etymology of |
71 |
|
Susquehanna, poem |
97 |
|
Schoch, Samuel |
101 |
|
Shulze, John
Andrew, Gov. |
105, 106 |
|
Singer and the
Song, poem |
125 |
|
Straub, Andrew |
168 |
|
Simler, John
Henry |
187 |
|
Schools, First in
Williamsport |
190 |
|
Scout, J. B. |
196 |
|
Sizer, Hiram |
198 |
|
Survey, Reports |
216 |
|
Sulllivan County,
First Paper |
225 |
|
Store, First in
Sunbury |
252 |
|
Sunbury Church |
306 |
|
Stevens, Joseph,
Rev. |
312 |
|
Sugarloaf Church |
346 |
|
Shiloh, or St.
Mary's Church |
349 |
|
Smith, Mary, Mrs. |
362 |
|
Sterling,
William, Rev. |
366 |
|
Shamokin Church |
385 |
|
Titus, Samuel |
29 |
|
Tallman, Hannah |
30 |
|
Thompson, Frank |
73 |
|
Tonner, Daniel |
196 |
|
Tombstone Record |
197, 231, 263,
295, 328, 364
|
|
Transportation in
1817 |
226 |
|
Tornado on
Lycoming Creek |
263 |
|
Van Campen, Moses |
72 |
|
Will, Most
Eccentric Ever Written |
20 |
|
Whitmore, J. K.,
Hon. |
33 |
|
Woodruff, Joel
Heaton |
66 |
|
Westport, Height
Above the Sea |
72 |
|
Warner, John |
163, 293 |
|
Williams, Martha |
164 |
|
Weyle, Hersh |
196 |
|
Wilson, John |
199 |
|
Willis, Samuel |
199 |
|
Water Street |
214 |
|
Warrior Run
Church |
307 |
|
War of 1812 |
316 |
|
Woodward, Apollos |
319 |
|
Watsontown Church |
338, 371 |
|
Waller, J. D.,
Rev. |
340, 342 |
|
Washingtonville
Church |
348 |
|
Warrior Run
Grave-yard |
354 |
|
Willower, Isaac |
362 |
|
Williamsport,
Second Church of |
365 |
|
Williamsport,
Third Church of |
369 |
|
Watson, James C.,
Rev. |
377 |
|
Zaner, Lewis |
262 |
|
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