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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
 INTRODUCTION
TO TOWNS, BOROUGHS
and VILLAGES IN WASHINGTON COUNTYGenealogy (often misspelled geneology) and family history
research in Little Washington,
Washington County, Pennsylvania from 1700 to present.
I decided to include a section about towns in Washington County because, other
than Crumrine, there is little to be found on the internet about the localities
in the county. There is no place on the WWW with descriptions of all - or
most - of the towns.
A little history will be included, but because the focus of this website is
"life in..", my focus with the Town-Talk write ups is to give readers
an overview of what the towns are like, past and present. In the
past, so many of these places were hustling and very populated, but with losses
of industry many of the towns have fairly shrunk in population and decreased
activity. However, for anyone with an interest in Washington County, these
all are still "our towns."
These pages will be expanded during the next months and more towns will have
write-ups.
If you would like to do a write-up for a town, email me!
If you want to submit a picture of a town, email me!
(You will receive credit for any submissions.)
Washington PA Uptown
Landmarks -1 - Personal Perspectives
Uptown Landmarks -2
City Bus and G.G.& C. Bus
Co. - Stories
Jefferson Ave to Main St. - and
Christmas Time
Washington Hospital and School of Nursing - Personal
Perspectives - coming soon
GHOST TOWNS
NEW! Stringtown:
Another 'Ghost' of Civil War Mining Days in Monon. Valley District
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Cities, boroughs, villages....maps and zip codes...
with links to "Town-Talk" pages and scans
if any.
Please keep in mind many of these places are tiny
boroughs so there might not be much to write.
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See Cemeteries
at PAGenWeb for Washington PA
The
Wikipedia Encyclopedia online lists these cities, towns and boroughs along
the Monongahela River.
Allenport, Pennsylvania
Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania
Braddock, Pennsylvania
Brownsville, Pennsylvania
California, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Charleroi, Washington Co., Pennsylvania - see above list
Clairton, Pennsylvania
Coal Center, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Donora, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Dravosburg, Pennsylvania
Dunlevy, Pennsylvania
Duquesne, Pennsylvania
Elco, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Elizabeth, Pennsylvania
Fairmont, West Virginia
Fayette City, Pennsylvania
Fredericktown-Millsboro, Pennsylvania
Glassport, Pennsylvania
Granville, West Virginia
Greensboro, Pennsylvania
Hiller, Pennsylvania
Homestead, Pennsylvania
McKeesport, Pennsylvania
Monessen, Pennsylvania
Monongahela, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Morgantown, West Virginia
Munhall, Pennsylvania
Nemacolin, Pennsylvania
New Eagle, Pennsylvania
Newell, Pennsylvania
North Braddock, Pennsylvania
North Charleroi, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Point Marion, Pennsylvania
Port Vue, Pennsylvania
Rankin, Pennsylvania
* Rivesville, West Virginia
Roscoe, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Speers, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Star City, West Virginia
Stockdale, Pennsylvania
West Brownsville, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
West Elizabeth, Pennsylvania
West Mifflin, Pennsylvania
Westover, West Virginia
Whitaker, Pennsylvania
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:
(Use browser's "back" button to return after viewing these
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 |
| National Road - National Pike |
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
(Use browser's "back" button to
return here after viewing the photos.)
Washington
Co., PA Area newspapers - other families - Look here for your families!
McDonald
PA Area Newspapers - other families - Look here for your families!
EXTERNAL LINKS
NOTE: ALL external websites pop up in a separate window.
PA
Municipalities (gives links)
city-data.com
has some very striking USGS Maps of localities.
PA
Counties and links to government websites
PA Towns
and Villages listing.
Zip
Codes of any City in PA (plus more on the site)
Link to MAPS
by Township
USGS
MAPS
Historical
& Genealogical Societies in PA - Directory
Washington
County Township MAP
Churches
List (Note: The website covers PA localities. The area code for Washington
County PA is 724)
TOWN MAPS
There are several Washington County web sites:
Carol Mounts has "Washington PA Nostalgia" at URL
http://freepages.school-alumni.rootsweb.com/~ebgschol/
Judith Florian has "Washington County Genealogy Project" at URL
http://www.rootsweb.com/~pawashin/
Georgeann Malowney has "Washington County Genealogy & History in
Pennsylvania " at URL
www.chartiers.com
A nice website to visit later is Rockdoctor's
Virtual Guide to Southwestern PA (Opens in New Window.)
It's a flash site, and takes a bit of time to load. Has pictures, but many
of the pages link to external websites. Has worksheets for use in the
classroom.
My LANE
FAMILY in MD and Washington Co., PA.
Lane
Family History: Descendants of John Lane, Sr.
by Ruth Lane McGary and Judith Ann Florian, (Includes 1794-1990.)
View the All-Name Index of this book.
Contact webmaster about this book.
The ancestry of the LANE family were German Baptists,
who adopted the official name of The
Church of the Brethren in the early 1900s.
My branch of the LANE family:
Daniel
and Anna England Lane, and family (photo)
Elderly
Anna England Lane (photo)
(Use browser's "back" button to return here after
viewing the photos.)
Our John Lane Sr. (ca.1780-1844) was mistakenly (we think)
included in a DAR Application,
linking him to the wrong Revolutionary Soldier (although his father was
supposedly in the Revolutionary War). Read the files disproving this DAR
Application and see the actual documents. (DAR Application of Emma
McKinley Nease for Record of John Lane, Bedford Co., PA) I welcome comments
and any researcher's proof either way concerning this issue.
LINKS TO DAR APPLICATION - BEDFORD CO., PA
JOHN LANE SR & JR (different from our Sr & Jr)
GO TO SECTION ONE -
(web page 1)
GO TO SECTION TWO -
(web page 1)
GO TO SECTION THREE (web
page 2)
GO TO SECTION FOUR (web
page 3)
GO TO SECTION FIVE (web
page 4)
GO TO SECTION SIX (web
page 5)
GO TO SECTION SEVEN (web
page 6)
Documents supporting my research - coming by 2006
Special acknowledgement to my genealogy teacher,
co-researcher,
my grandmother Ruth Lane McGary
(deceased).
Special acknowledgement to my co-researcher, co-author,
and co-trouble-maker, my sister Cathy
Caldwell (deceased).
Site History and Updates: Dec '05; Jan '05; Mar
'06
Email
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
rights reserved.
This page was last updated on Thursday, October 18, 2007 21:06
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