Return to Top » While Dr. Allen concentrated on the history of the Allens and the Pomeroys, Reggie expanded the research to include the Howes, the DeWolfs, the Huntingtons, and other related lineages.
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The Historical Society of Pennsylvania is one of the most complete and professional genealogy centers in the nation, and the largest in the Mid-Atlantic region. Collection 3048, series V. Photographs and Artifacts, box 96, folder 5, Historical Society of Pennsylvania. This is a very helpful index to many collections at the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania FHL films 377629-37 This source indexes many collections, such as the Buckman, Clement, Cope, and Justice collections, and manuscripts. Many genealogical materials are found in the Author-Title Search of the FamilySearch Catalog under COLLECTIONS OF THE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA2100 Byberry Road, Suite 111 - Philadelphia PA 19116 This genealogical research is particularly interesting as all lines of the family were people who settled in America in the 1600s. 1101 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 300, Washington, D.C. 20004 • P 202-756-5015 (copyright) 2002-2020 Securities and Exchange Commission Historical Society This collection is especially important for Quaker research. Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Vital Records. ... Friends of HSP receive many benefits, including access to HSP’s nationally significant collection of more than 21 million records spanning over 350 years of history.
Historical Society of Pennsylvania: Deborah Norris Logan diaries (Collection 0380); Logan family papers (Collection 2023), 1698-1842; Logan-Fisher-Fox family papers (Collection 1960), 1703-1940; Logan family papers, 1644-1871. The Somerset Historical Center also contains a genealogy research library for the Historical and Genealogical Society of Somerset County Pennsylvania.
The Pomeroys in particular were some of the original founders of the town of Dorset, Massachusetts.Historical Society of Pennsylvania; Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania20th-Century Collections Guide: Family Life and Genealogy Pennsylvania did not take any state censuses, but an enumeration of taxpayers compiled every seven years from 1779 through 1863 is commonly called the Septennial Census. Many of these family papers also include genealogical information. , 100 feet: Collection of papers with material relating to Washington family, including Martha Washington, 1799-1801. Pennsylvania began statewide registration of vital records in January 1906. feet Collection V59 Abstract The Society’s photograph collection is a rich visual resource on a variety of topics, with an emphasis on Philadelphia and the surrounding region. Many of HSP’s collections document 20th-century family and social life, particularly those of the elite and burgeoning middle classes. The Society's 20th-century genealogy-related collections include contain family papers, funeral records, and institutional records. The few surviving records are available at the state archives. [4] A better understanding of the history of William Penn’s relations with the Lenape in Philadelphia can be found on-line at the site of the new Penn Treaty Museum . Users should click on a collection's title to see whether a full online finding aid is available.Allen, Alfred Reginald, 1876-1918; Allen, Alfred Reginald, 1905-1988Allen, Alfred Reginald, 1876-1918; Allen, Alfred Reginald, 1905-1988There is also a significant amount of genealogical material in the form of historical biographies, family trees and letters. It is meant to serve as a starting point to help users locate collections that may be of interest to them.HSP staff is regularly adding finding aids to the website. This collection also known as the Draper manuscripts, and as the Draper Collection, consists of 491 volumes of manuscripts, papers, and books collected by Lyman Copeland Draper about the history of the trans-Allegheny West in the United States, a region including the western areas of the Carolinas and Virginia, all the Ohio River Valley, and part of the upper Mississippi Valley … The Surname Index is a valuable resource for locating in which individual collection the Surname file can be found.Collections referred to in the Surname Index may be viewed free on microfilm or on computers at the A necessary guide to the above card catalog is J. Carlyle Parker, Gilbert Cope Collection of Family Data. Many of these family papers also include genealogical information.The Historical Society of Pennsylvania is one of the most complete and professional genealogy centers in the nation, and the largest in the Mid-Atlantic region. Material used with the Society's permission should be credited to: www.sechistorical.org.
Search our online catalog of published books available in the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania library.Our Pennsylvania Resources page includes repository guides for all 67 counties in Pennsylvania.The surname index to manuscript collections includes all of the family collections, member files, and Bible records in the collections of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania when the index was created.
The collection includes records of birth, marriage, death, maps, military, newspapers, obituaries, tax, estate, family files, county histories, church records, and an online WPA Cemetery Index. English Bartram Family Papers, 1684-1841 1765-1803 Bartram, Isaac Bartram, John, 1699-1777 Bartram, Moses, 1732-1809 Bartram, William, 1739-1823 Collection 36 10 boxes, 13 volumes, 3 linear feet The Historical Society of Pennsylvania 1300 Locust Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 John Bartram was an eighteenth-century botanist.
Many of these collections document the practice of this increasingly popular activity.Please note that this is not a comprehensive guide to HSP's manuscript collections relating to 20th-century family life and genealogy. Indexed and in alphabetical order. (On 45 Family History Library films beginning with Others include the collections by Buckman, Dotterer, Enders, Gearhart, Harlan, Hocker, Hough, Justice, Mendenhall, Seldon, Stow, Welch, and Wood. Sophie Seldon Rogers Collection (Genealogical Material). Collection V59 1 The Historical Society of Pennsylvania Historical Society of Pennsylvania photograph collection circa 1850-1992 160 boxes, 48 lin. Info@genpa.org - Membership@genpa.org - Programs@genpa.org - Copyright 2016 ~ Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania.