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YORK COUNTY Pennsylvania, United States |
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INTRODUCTION
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York County is a county located
in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania.
As of 2004, the estimated population was 401,613. York County is located in
the Susquehanna Valley, a large fertile agricultural region in
south-central Pennsylvania.
York County was created on August 19, 1749 from part of Lancaster County and named either for the Duke
of York, an early patron of the Penn family, or for the city and shire of
York in England. Its county
seat is the city of York6. York was laid out in 1741,
incorporated as a borough on September 24, 1787 and chartered as a city on
January 11, 1887. York served as America's first capitol-home to the
Continental Congress from September 1777-June 1778. With seventy-two
different municipalities, York County has a diverse range of communities.
From small quaint boroughs where everybody knows everyone else to large urban
communities such as Hanover and the City of York. |
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GEN TOOL-KIT
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COUNTY RECORDS York County Register of Wills/ Orphan's Court Clerk has Marriage Records from 1749 and Probate Records from 1749 and is located at York County Judicial Center, Second Floor, 45 North George Street, York, PA 17401; 717-771-9607 . York County Recorder of Deeds has Land Records from 1749 and is located at Administrative Center, 28 East Market St., York, PA 17401-1590; 717-771-9644. York County Prothonotary / Clerk of Courts has Court Records from 1749 and is located at 45 North George Street, York, PA 17401; 717-771-9611. Source: Family History 101 States |
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HISTORICAL / GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY(s) |
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York County Heritage Trust, 250 E. Market
Street, York, PA 17403 South Central Pennsylvania Genealogical
Society |
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COUNTY LIBRARIES |
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Penn State York Library. ( York,
PA) [web site ] [online catalog] York College of PA Schmidt Library. (York, PA), [web site ] |
Martin Library. (
York, PA) York County Libraries. ( York, PA) Kreutz Creek Valley Library Center.
(York, PA) |
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HISTORICAL PLACES |
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SURNAMES
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The
following are surnames of persons, found within our databases, as having been either born, married or died in this
location. To find out more about each surname listed above click on the corresponding LINK. |
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Bracken; Dill; Fletcher?; Miller; Morrison; Ritchey |
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Abel; Arnold; Attich; Attig; Axe; Bacon; Bair; Bard; Becker; Behner; Berry; Bloure; Blouse; Bock; Bott; Boyer; Bracher; Brown; Burg; Burgholtzhaus; Chateau(Schatto); Conrad; Cooper; Deitz; Dellinger; Dosch; Dosh; Dritt; Eggers; Ellis; Essig; Ferree; Filmore; Fry; Gardner; Gierse; Gilbert; Gohn; Gossner; Graham; Hamaker; Hamme; Hauer; Hayes; Heim; Hoffacker; Houseal; Howard; Howert; Ilges; Imschweiler; Jacobs; Kauffman; Keller; Kinard; Kline; Klinefelter; Knisley; Kohler; Koons; Kuffer; Leber; Leiphart; Lieberknecht; Lighty; Mann; Mcchesney; Miller; Minnich; Muller; Myers; Nardone; Oberdorff; Olewiler; Otstadt; Overmiller; Paules; ; Pfaff; Poff; Quickel; Reider; Reisinger; Rinehart; Rohrbaugh; Ruby; Rupp; Schaffer; Schall; Schlott; Seiler; Senft; Sharer; Shurman; Silar; Siler; Sitler; Slough; Smeltzer; Smith; Smueltzer; Snyder; Sprenkle; Stambaugh; Sterner; Swartzer; Walck; Weaver; Weinhold; Young; Ziegler |
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Additional information regarding these and other surnames may also be
found at: |
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ANCESTRAL
GEN-SITES |
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Canadochly Church; Ebenezer Methodist Church Cemetery; Fairview Cemetery; Home of George and Magdalena Silar; New
Harmony Church; Riverview Cemetery; |
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Canadochly Church & Cemetery
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LOCATION: Lat: 39:58:18N (39.97167); Lon:76:33:42W (-76.56167); 4845 East
Prospect Road, York, PENNSYLVANIA 17406;
Phone:
(717) 252-1307 |
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FAMILY HISTORY NOTES(s):
The following persons, in my
database, are reported to have been buried at the Canadochly Church Cemetery:
Adam
ATTIG; Ammon H. SILAR; Anna E. BARD; Anna M. BRACHER; Anna M. DOSH; Anthony KELLER II; Catharina ABEL; Catherine E. ATTICH; Catherine E. KELLER; Dorothy I. GIERSE; Effie V. SENFT; Elisabeth ABEL; Elisabeth KELLER; Francis E. SILAR; George ABEL; George D. SILAR; George J. SILAR; Henry DELLINGER; Ida M. DELLINGER; Jacob DELLINGER; Jacob ELLINGER; Johann F. LIEBERKNECHT; Johann G. LIEBERKNECHT; Johann G. LIEBERKNECHT; Johannes ABEL; Johannes ABEL; John DELLINGER; John GILBERT, Sr.; Julianna WEINHOLD; Lydia LIEBERKNECHT; Magdalena H. DELLINGER; Maria C. DELLINGER; Maria E. KOHLER; Maria M. KELLER; Patricia A. SILAR; Paul SCHAFFER, Jr.; Peter ABEL; Peter KELLER; Philip JACOBS; Samuel L. LIEBERKNECHT; Sara ABEL; Sarah DELLINGER; Wilhelm H. RUPP |
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INTERNET
WEB LINK(s):
Canadochly
Church Cemetery; Canadochly
Lutheran & Reformed Church Cemetery - York Co., PA; Canadochly
Church History; Find
A Grave: Canadochly Church Cemetery |
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Ebenezer Church & Cemetery
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LOCATION: Ebenezer
Church Long Level, Lower Windsor Twp., 395729N, 0762903W |
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FAMILY HISTORY
NOTES(s): At the United Methodist Church, Long Level, Silar Family members
buried here. |
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Fairview Cemetery
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LOCATION: Wrightsville, York Co.,
Pennsylvania, Longitude: -76.537W
Latitude: 40.023N |
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FAMILY HISTORY
NOTES(s): The following persons, in my
database, are reported to have been buried at the Fairview Cemetery: Annie M. REISINGER; Ervin SILAR; Frances I. SILAR; George G. STERNER;
Howard H. SILAR; John H. SILAR |
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Home of George and Magdalena Silar
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LOCATION: Craley, Lower Windsor Twp., Lat 39d 56m, Lat 39d 56m |
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FAMILY HISTORY
NOTES(s): The first stone
house on the left going on Bull Run Road from Craley toward the
Susquehanna. Occupied by Amos Kopp in 1980. |
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New Harmony Presbyterian Church
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LOCATION: 2295 Delta Road, Brogue, PA 17309, Telephone: (717) 927-6445 |
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FAMILY HISTORY
NOTES(s): When the German
Reformed congregation disbanded at “Stahle’s Church” several of the families
associated themselves with the New Harmony Church. These individuals included members the Schall, and Ilges
families. As members of this
primarily Scots-Irish congregation they soon Anglicized their surnames to
Shaull amd Ellis. |
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INTERNET WEB LINK(s): History of the New Harmony Presbyterian
Church; New
Harmony Presbyterian Church; |
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Riverview Cemetery
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LOCATION: East
Prospect, Lower Windsor Twp., 395819N, 0763112W Go to
Canadochly Church, continue into East Prospect. You will encounter the stop
sign at the "square" of town. At that stop sign, take a left.
The cemetery is up the street about 2 blocks on the right. There will be a
sharp left in the road, if you miss it. The cemetery is on that bend in the
road. I believe they have built new homes around the cemetery. |
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FAMILY HISTORY
NOTES(s): The following persons, in my
database, are reported to have been buried at the Riverview Cemetery: Alice SILAR; Arthur E. HEIM; Carrie B. BLOUSE; Clara E. SILAR; Claude
H. SITLER; Freeman A. SILAR; George V. KNISLEY; Harry B. SILAR; Homer E.
SILAR, Sr.; Horace P. SILAR; Katie M. DOSCH; Magdalena GILBERT; Ross P.
KNISLEY; Russell C. SILAR; Sarah HAYES; William A. SILAR; William H. SILAR |
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INTERNET WEB LINK(s): Riverview Cemetery;
Tombstone
Photos: Riverview Cemetery;
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Saint Luke's Cemetery
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LOCATION: New
Bridgeville, Chanceford Twp., 395445N, 0762919W FROM
EAST PROSPECT: To go to St. Luke’s, you make a right at the stop sign in East
Prospect. Continue on that road. You will end up in a town called Craley. At
the flashing red light, go straight through. This will be New Bridgeville
Road. Continue on this road until you
come to Burkholder Road, a few miles. There you want to make a left. You
should pass the volunteer fire company on the left, once you make the left.
The cemetery in a couple of miles on the left. There should be a church with
it, if memory serves me right. FROM RED LION: take 74 east, turn left on
Burkholder Road. |
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FAMILY HISTORY NOTES(s): Jonathan and Mary (Arnold) Dellinger buried here. |
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INTERNET WEB LINK(s): USGENWEB, PA, York Co., Cemeteries (St.
Lukes); History of St. Luke’s Lutheran Church; |
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LIST
OF LOCALITIES
The red star in the map at the left designates
thelocation of the seat of government for this county. Source: MapQuest The list below will assist
in your research regarding the matching of your ancestors birth, marriage, death
dates and in what locality of this county these events may have occurred. Source: Wikipedia |
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WEB
SITE RESOURCES
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The
following are links to websites that will provide you with specific genealogical information to assist with
your research for this county. |
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The following is but a brief summary of
the grand history of York County, the reader is encouraged
to use the libraries, The York County Archives,www.york-county.org/misc/history.htm York County, Pennsylvania USGENWEN Project -
Copyright FamilyHart ... Nov 11, 2008 ... The PAGenWeb
Project's - York County Genealogical Web Page. ... LDS Family
History Holdings for York County, Pennsylvania ... Linkpendium >
Genealogy > USA > Pennsylvania > York County York County, Pennsylvania World War II
Casualties, Army and Army Air Corps ... of History, York
County, Pennsylvania · Pennsylvania--York County--York.
... York County, Pennsylvania Biographical History
Surnames - Genealogies Fayette County, Pennsylvania,
Genealogical and Personal History www.accessgenealogy.com/pennsylvania/
York County, Pennsylvania Biographical History -- Genealogy ... Biographical sketches for some
important residents of York County, Pennsylvania in the
nineteenth century. www.familybirthrecords.com/db.asp?dbid=4455 |
York County Pennsylvania - PA History Books View all of these On Line York
County History Books - and more! Search through hundreds of 1880s-1890s Pennsylvania
County History Books for biographies and ... York County, Pennsylvania
Genealogical Records Information Which includes York County, Pennsylvania
County Records, York County, Pennsylvania History, York
County, Pennsylvania Facts, York County, Pennsylvania
... York County, Pennsylvania -
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Map of York County, Pennsylvania
with Municipal Labels showing Cities and Boroughs ... York County
Heritage Trust · York County history from the York Daily en.wikipedia.org/wiki/-
York County
Pennsylvania History
and Genealogy Pennsylvania Trails History and Genealogy.
York County was created on August 19, 1749 from part of Lancaster County
and named either for the Duke of York, ... genealogytrails.com/penn/york/
History of York County, Pa.
[1729-1834] : Genealogical Publishing ... Genealogical
Publishing Company History of York County, Pa. [1729-1834] - York
County, Pennsylvania
was the traditional conduit for Germans and Scotch-Irish ... |
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IMAGE GALLERY
During our research we have collected images and photographs that are of general interest to a variety of localities. Some of them are presented on this website because we believe they tend to provide the reader with additional information which may aid in the understanding of our ancestors past lives. |
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Long Level, Lower Windsor Township |
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If you have any
photographs or other images relating to this ancestral location we would greatly appreciate
hearing from you. Use the following LINK to ascertain whether we have any
images that pertain to this location. |
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Contact
Information
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Snail mail: Fred USA |
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Pony Express: Tom |
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