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Focusing on the lives
of any person or family who has lived in Little Washington,
Washington County, Pennsylvania at anytime throughout
history to recent times, through data and family stories.
NEW SEARCH BOX ADDED
The Ten Mile Church of the Brethren in
Marianna, Washington Co., PA
And the daughter church, South Pigeon Creek
Dunkard Church (now defunct)
Misc. Page for Other Families of this Congregation
As we get more details on families,
a new page will be created for each one.
If your family should be listed here, please email me.
If you have a website for a Ten Mile family, send me the URL.
MILLER and others:
Art Miller of Louisville, KY is researching these families:
David Miller in West Bethlehem Twp., to Nelson Co., Ky. 1796
Peter Zug in Amwell Twp. 1794-1802, died Greene Co. 1803
William Miller died West Bethlehem Twp. 1802
Other Brethren families mostly in West/East Bethlehem Twp.: James Beatty, James
Craven, Edward Dorsey, Gaspar Feester, Neil Gillespy, Joseph Hill, Daniel
Leatherman, Anthony Hardman, Jonathan Harned, Henry Hartsock, Christian Miller,
John Miller, Peter Shidler, Jacob Shively, Martin Spohn, Adam Weaver and Peter
Wise
TOMBAUGH
Tombaugh
Family - book by Reno G. Tombaugh
ROSS
See Samuel
J. Ross Obituary
Directions: To locate the site of the Pigeon
Creek Dunkard Church Cemetery (Leatherman Cemetery) and former Church, go
east on Highway 40 out of Washington, Pennsylvania . Go past the
Lone Pine crossroad (Highway 519) for exactly 0.95 mile . Turn left
(north) off of Highway 40 and then "jog" right (on the old highway) .
. . turn left (north) at the first road which is Highway 62155 . . . go for 1.1
miles north on Highway 62155. The cemetery is located on the right side of the
road, but it will be necessary to climb up the steep embankment to see the
gravestones that are located at the back of the lot.
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OTHER TEN MILE FAMILIES
If your family should be listed here, please email me.
If you have a website for a Ten Mile family, send me the
URL.
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Below are links that will help you learn more about Washington
County Pennsylvania, the Church of the Brethren, and families of Washington
County.
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Church of the Brethren / German Baptist Brethren
History:
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external pages.)
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| National and District Links |
| Ten Mile Church of the Brethren (Marianna) and South Pigeon Creek
Dunkard (north end of the congregation), Washington Co., PA |
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Tools
You Can Use!
Submit Your Surnames - coming in 2006
Cemetery
Precautions - Avoiding Poison Ivy/Poison Oak
Genealogy
Humor
The ancestry of the LANE family were German Baptists,
who adopted the official name of The
Church of the Brethren in the early 1900s. See Families of Ten Mile Church of
the Brethren
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return here after viewing the photos.)
Site History and Updates: Dec '05; Jan '05; Mar
'06
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Washington.Co.PA.Webmaster
(c) Judith Ann Florian
159 E. Main St.
Girard, Ohio 44420
Copyright Notice - Data / info. for individuals and surnames may be
reproduced for personal family histories only, but not for any commercial use or
sale. Please give credit to Judith Florian and Catherine L. Caldwell for
locating newspaper items and original documents. You may use J. Florian's
research conclusions if credit is given. No other data or images may be
reproduced without permission. © 2005-present, Judith Florian, Copyright All
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This page was last updated on Monday, March 02, 2009 13:11
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