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Forks Cemetery, Stockertown, Pennsylvania
The gravestones for Forks Cemetery were taken from The Old Grave-Yards of Northampton and Adjacent Counties and compiled into a database format to better present.
German Reformed Church Cemetery, Easton, Pennsylvania
The German Reformed Cemetery was located at 5th and Church Sts. in Easton. I 1902, the Easton Area Public Library has built on this site. If there were living relatives, the bodies were moved to other locations; However, some remained there and were put in a large vault.
The Allen Township Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Northampton, Pennsylvania
Route 329 from Bath just past Tanglewood Road (approx. 3 miles). It’s on the right behind the God’s Missionary Church (about 200 yards). This is one of the oldest graveyards in Northampton Co. It is also called Horner’s Cemetery in honor of Jane Kerr, wife of James Horner, who suffered…
Obituaries Of Pennsylvania Revolutionary Veterans
Fuller details may be found in the issues of the press cited. See also more comprehensive copy of in “Collections of the Genealogical Society” ARMSTRONG At Carlise, Gen. John A. Armstrong, the gallant defender of Fort Moultrie – Independent Chronicle, 30 March, 1795 BARKER Near Smyrna, Joseph Barker, Esq, of…
Migration Routes from Pennsylvania to Virginia
Ever wonder how those long-ago ancestors decided where to live in the New World? The following information on Pennsylvania migration routes was posted on the web. A newsgroup posting stated that the author and compiler was moving and had to remove it. Permission to repost was graciously provided. Read and…
History of Cline’s United Methodist Church, Gardners, Pennsylvania
Cline’s UMC is a church located in the rural area of Gardners PA 11 miles from the square in Gettysburg, traveling NORTH on Carlisle St. (which becomes PA route 34, Biglerville Road) approximately 7 miles to the second traffic light in Biglerville. Continue approximately 4.1 miles to Cline’s Church Road,…