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Genealogical Accessions by the Genealogical Society and the Historical Society of Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Gravestone Inscriptions

Transcription of gravestone inscriptions located at St. Peter's Lutheran Churchyard in Barren Hill, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, provided courtesy of the late Mrs. Clarence K. Klink.

Officers

Seventeenth-Century Occupations

Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, Volume 40, 1997-1998

Marriage of Thomas Murray and Rebecca Richardson, Phila., 1703

Publications of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, Vol 2 No 2, Title and Contents

Given Names Formerly in Common Use

John Francis Fagan, 1799-1872, of Philadelphia

Migratory Benners Pennsylvania to Ohio

A Guide to Pennsylvania Soldiers in the Mexican War

Hoch Family Record, Berks County

Election Returns, Lists of Voters, 1776-1790

Officers

The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, Vol 30, No 3, Title and Contents

Early Minutes of Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of Friends

Continued from Vol 12, page 159. The Society of Friends (also known as Quakers) organized local congregations as Monthly Meetings, which met regularly for worship and to conduct the business and o...

Land Record Magic, Scotch-Irish to German: The Wiley/Waly Family of York and Cumberland Counties

Early American Imprints

Marriage Notices from the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post

Captain Frans Bloodgood of Flushing, Long Island, and Some of His Descendants

Surname Index to Volume 36

Early Minutes of Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of Friends

Continued from Vol 6, page 96. The Society of Friends (also known as Quakers) organized local congregations as Monthly Meetings, which met regularly for worship and to conduct the business and ove...

Notes from Friends' Records in England

Notes extracted from Society of Friends' Records in England.

Notices from the Franklin Repository, Chambersburg, 1802-1805

A compiled transcription of genealogical notices, advertisements, marriages, deaths, and local military or civic announcements published in The Franklin Repository newspaper in Chambersburg, Pennsy...

Herndon Origins