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Schuylkill County Lookups
The following individuals have offered their services to help other Schuylkill County researchers.
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Collected Records of Frieden's Luth/Reform. Church, Norwegian (now Branch) Twp., and St. John's Evang/Luth. & Reform. Church Friedensburg, Wayne Twp., Schuylkill, Pa. Email Judi at
JGharst@bellsouth.net
Combined Records of Saint Jacobs Evang./Luth. Pine Grove, and Salem's "Hetzel's" Church Congregation, Pine Grove Township, Schuylkill Co., Pa." by the late Glenn P Schwalm & presented by Schuylkill Roots. Email Judi at
JGharst@bellsouth.net
St John's Evang/Lutheran Church of Tremont, Schuylkill Co., Pa. (Baptisms: 1861- 1903, Marriages: 1863- 1903 and Deaths: 1861- 1902. Email Judi at
JGharst@bellsouth.net
Combined Records of Frieden's Evangelical Lutheran Church (1848- 1972) and Frieden's Reformed Church 1855- 1957 of Hegins, Schuylkill Co., Pa compiled by the late Dr. Glenn P Schwalm and presented by SCHUYLKILL ROOTS. Email Judi at
JGharst@bellsouth.net
Tamaqua Yearbooks 1929,30,31,36,37,38,40.and 1941 -- Email Sue at
grannymom1995@aol.com will lookup names for free but will charge small fee for scanning pictures.
Schuylkill County 1890 Census Directory (selected townships-- all divisions of
Butler Twp. and Girardville along with Gilberton, New Philadelphia, Port
Carbon, and others)-Email
Valerie Ann at Condy47@aol.com.
1900 Census of MIDDLEPORT. Email
Anne at AMejan@aol.com
1910 Census of MIDDLEPORT. Email
Anne at AMejan@aol.com
1920 Census of MIDDLEPORT. Email
Anne at AMejan@aol.com
Schuylkill County Death Records 1893-1895 and 1896-1897-Email
Valerie Ann at Condy47@aol.com
Ringtown Church Records. E-mail
Dorothy at dottycom@flash.net - Temporarily on hold
German Protestant Cemetery(Mahanoy City)
St. Fidelis German Catholic Cemetery(Mahanoy City) E-mail
Ray at ray@rayeichman.com
Union, East and North Union townships. E-mail
Larry at larycrol@aol.com-Larry has done extensive research in the Union, East and North Union Township area and has offered his assistance to anyone researching in that area.
St. Joseph's/St Mauritius Cemetery, Ashland (Schuylkill Roots publication) Email
Valerie Ann at Condy47@aol.com.
W.W. Munsell's History of Schuylkill County (1881)-Email
Valerie Ann at Condy47@aol.com.
Zerbey's History of Pottsville and Schuylkill County (1936?)-Email
Valerie Ann at Condy47@aol.com.
Schuylkill County, Pa. Archives Vol.1 by Rice and Dellock
Hepler Family History vol 1 and 2 by Avice Morgan
Wagner Family History first edition by Avice Morgan
Bolich Family History Email
Pat
( Issaquah, Wa. ) at Pat.Uffenorde@gmail.com
DERRs and NEIFERT info
TM data disks for PA
an check the Rush township cemeteries. Email
DerrNeifrt@aol.com
The Odd Fellows
Cemetery in Shenandoah by Phillip A. Rice
Counting Kindred
which researches the DEPPEN and RUCHTY lines Email
Darleen at Dewdrop960@aol.com
The SLC Family History Library. This includes most all censuses, indexes, WWI draft registration cards (filled out by all men between the ages of 17-45, in abt 1917), microfilmed church records of many Schuylkill county churches, many Schuylkill books including Wiley and Beers, and their extensive collection of family history books. For a better idea of what's available check out the Family History Library catalog on familysearch.org. At home I have the 1875 county atlas, Leiby family history, a geographical dictionary, photocopies of Tamaqua Trinity Church records from abt 1867 and photocopies of some early Lewistown Valley U.C.C. church records. My computer file (PAF) contains nearly 4000 deceased linked Schuylkill county residents (mostly of German ancestry) from the rural areas near Tamaqua.
Janet Schock-Maxfield at Cooper@yornet.com
1860 Porter Twp., Schuylkill co, PA Census Email Anne at
ahurst@epix.net
1870, 1890, 1900, 1910 and the 1920 census for Schuylkill County. Email
Eddie Lubinsky at binsky@fast.net
History of Pine Grove by Judge George B. Haas 1935 ---contains many families, businesses & prominent citizens.
History of St. Paul's Lutheran Church Port Carbon, Pa.. by Rev. Charles W. Eberwein; 1940.
Includes: council members from 1850
funerals from1840
marriages from 1865
baptisms from 1840
confirmations from 1895
e-mail Joe Santai
sanjos@comcast.net
Early Methodism in Ashland and Girardville Schuylkill County, PA: Records of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Ashland and Methodist Episcopal Church at Girardville by Phillip A. Rice and Jean A. Dellock. email Linda Parry
lparry@bellsouth.net
War Years book (Pottsville Republican newspapers 1940-1945).
Business notices to Beers' 1875 Schuylkill County atlas
Subscribers to Rupp's 1845 county history
dpwelch@erols.com Barbara Bensinger Welch
1955 Directory of Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill County, Pa. It lists Streets and Homes, Local Organizations, Classified Business Directory and an Alphabetical Listing of Residents. Some addresses list both the husband and wife and their occupations. E-mail Clint at
fishnow@f-tech.net
"Minute Book of the Scots Presbyterian Church" organized Feb. 3, 1861. The dates include 1861-1865. They had two services, one in New Mines, and one in Heckscherville. It consists of Register of names of members, baptisms, deaths (includes two assassinations). Email Doris at
ltcwms@fidnet.com
*NOTE: Census Indexes only tell you WHERE the census information will be found (microfilm roll number and page number) It does NOT list specific information on a family.
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