I have removed e-mail addresses for these people to shield them from the
spammers, but I can put you in touch with them if you send me a message. 

Richard Woodley and descendants:
Lois Frantz Vulpi, Newark, CA

Mathias Woodley and descendants:
Robert Woodley, Bloomington, IN
Family History Page

Laura Woodley, Luverne, Minn.

Jolene Dodge has a web page for
John Woodley (1798 - 1860) and Mary Rodgers descendants at myfamily.com.
You need to get Jolene to add you to the site and login to view it.


GenForum Message Boards for: Woodley, Mosteller
Ancestry Message Boards for: Index Woodley

Lycoming Co. PA Genealogy Project

Muncy Historical Society - 40 North Main Street, Muncey - (570) 546-5917
 They only had a copy of church records showing his date of death and
 a mention in "Now and Then" Vol XX Nos. 1-12, Oct, 1980 which indicated
 Mathias was an officer in the Episcopal church in 1819.
 
Lycoming Co. Mail List

Allegany Co. MI Genealogy Project
Allegan Co. Mail List

St. James Episcopal Church, Muncy, PA

PA GenWeb Proj.

notes from Davis genealogy group

Northumberland County Courthouse 570-988-4167
201 Market Street
Sunbury, PA 17801


Northumberland county Historical Society 570-286-4083
SITE OF FORT AUGUSTA
1150 North Front Street 
Sunbury, PA 17801-1126 


"The 1850 census (page 675 Medina Co. Ohio Granger Township)
lists Medlinda Woodley age 99 as living in the house of
Jacob Woodley." - Laura Woodley

Great meeting today! Attached are the images of our white board and the useful historical map that Martha Teeter brought to show us. Thanks, Sami, for photographing them for us, and thanks again to all who attended for sharing your excellent knowledge and challenges with us! This is exactly how I hoped these meetings would work and am very pleased and honored to be able to join in and learn from all of you. I wish you all much success in your research endeavors.

I will send a follow-up confirmation email to this group right after this one is sent, just in case the attachments prevent this one from getting to some folks. Still troubleshooting! Thanks for your patience with me.

A thank-you to Patty for this correction below to the white board info regarding the birth records she'd spoken about this morning. Thanks too for founding this Stumbles Back/Steps Forward discussion group.

The birth and death records indices are now on the site for the PA Historical and Museum Commission.
www.phmc.pa.gov/Archives/Research-Online/Pages/Birth-Indices.aspx Births: www.phmc.pa.gov/Archives/Research-Online/Pages/Birth-Indices.aspx
Deaths: www.phmc.pa.gov/Archives/Research-Online/Pages/Death-Indices.aspx

I was able to find two helpful FamilySearch resources for Pennsylvania, similar to the Research Outline in the black notebook:

www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Pennsylvania_Emigration_and_Immigration
www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Pennsylvania,_United_States_Genealogy

And a bit of housekeeping, one of our members had a nice large mug that got left behind. I took it to the front desk and it is safe and sound.

Our club will be having a Program Committee meeting in June if any of you are interested in finding out more about that and having some input into our programming. The committee is comprised of me, Jan Levenson, Patty Milich (who both sat to my right today) and Sue Torguson. We welcome additional members to join us. Let me know if that's you, and I will share the date and time with you when it is set. Thanks!

Looking forward to seeing you next time!

Warmly,

Lisa

Lisa Henderson Davis Genealogy Club