Grannis - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Grannis family Search

relmiss — 2011-09-23 00:44:31Z

if this is the frank c who lived in oregon as a child, and, was the son of george, i have information. if not, i may still have information if you can provide me with more background.

sue simler relmiss@arkansas.net

Grannis family Search

jennyjenny867_5309 — 2011-09-05 17:43:00Z

We are looking for information on the Grannis Family, From Frank C Grannis 1893-1941 to Edward Grannis abt 1630-1719 married to Hannah Wakefield grannis..

Re: GRANNIS, Charles W., Iowa S.D.

landhike — 2011-07-06 01:29:30Z

reply to Donna Adkins and others: I have done quite a bit of family history work on the Grannis family. My grandmother was Amy Grannis Miller, and Ethel and Eva were her sisters. Please reply to landhike@gmail.com

Re: Edward Grannis descendants

1ltmwb1 — 2011-02-21 22:15:56Z

my lineage--
elisha day
is the following your lineage? are you interested?
moses day
william francis day
hilbert francis day/ mary grosvenor day- siblings
elizabeth-hilbert forster

have info on grannis family
his sister is a poet in new york - wrote a book- made into a movie (?)

Re: Samuel Higbee Grannis

jeansancestors — 2011-02-06 17:55:01Z

I am delighted to hear from you and would like to correspond further. From your recent post it appears we are third cousins. My mother was Sarah Pollard, her father Arthur L. Pollard, his father William Grosvenor Pollard and his father Milton Hopkins Pollard.
My email is jpettitt@dpettitt.cnc.net

Re: Samuel Higbee Grannis

ldakm_1 — 2011-02-06 01:24:21Z

Milton Hopkins Pollard was the son of Lucy Hopkins who married Benjamin F. Pollard. The son of Walter Pollard and Patty Brooks. Walter was the son of Capt. Walter Pollard and Dorothy Danforth of Ballirica, MA. In 1855 Lucy Hopkins died and Benjamin married Laura G ???. A few years ago I went to Wales Center NY and to Darien NY and took several headstone photos at the cementary. I can send any you are interested in.
Milton Hopkins and Sarah had thirteen children. I have all the info on them. Milton Hopkins, Benjamin Francis, and Seymor all married Grannis girls, Milton to Sarah Carpenter Grannis, Benjamin to Laura Grosvenor Grannis and Seymour to Mary Elizabeth Grannis. I have a lot of the old coin silver from the Grannis family side and an old maple table built in the mid 1800's that came out to California with George Washington Pollard, son of Milton Hopkins and Sarah Carpenter which is the line I descend from. My grandmother Helen Daimer Pollard was the daughter of George Washington Pollard and Catherine Woodhouse.
Look forward to hearing which line you descend from.
Leslie

Re: Samuel Higbee Grannis

jeansancestors — 2011-02-05 20:59:00Z

Milton Hopkins Pollard and Sarah Grannis are also my 2nd-great-grandparents. Do you happen to know the parents of Milton Hopkins Pollard? I assume his mother was Lucy Hopkins and perhaps her father was Milton Hopkins. I would also be interested in any and all information you might have regarding this family.

Re: lost and looking

Jennnbr — 2011-01-28 11:35:08Z

Did you already look at:
http://books.google.com/books?id=FDNPAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA5&...

I'm descended from Olive Grannis (daughter of Joseph, son of Thomas, son of Joseph, son of Edward).

More Info please

castletownhero — 2011-01-22 04:19:10Z

Hello my name is Joseph A Grannis.I was born on 02 of November 1983 in New Castle,Pennsylvania.I currently am in the military stationed at Ft.Lewis,Wa.I would love to get more info on my family history but really don't know to much about it.Any info would be great.Feel free to contact me at castletownhero@yahoo.com with any info.Please and thanks

Re: Looking for my family history

relmiss — 2010-12-29 14:55:05Z

please contact me, i believe i have your info relmiss@arkansas.net
i have done extensive research on the grannises of pittsburgh. we are probebly second or third cousins

Looking for my family history

licia19 — 2010-11-07 17:27:23Z

Hello,

My name is Elicia Smith. My grandfather is William James Grannis jr. from Pgh PA. His mother was Mary Gavolak. They were originally from drifting PA. I don't have much more info other than that but i was wondering if anyone on here would have any information to trace my family's history.

Re: mae f., mary, or ellen--maiden name raymond--long beach, ca.

relmiss — 2010-09-17 19:40:50Z

hi - have you found any information on mae in long beach. my great-grandfather's sisters(abigail (ira baker) and elizabeth mary (george brewer) and brother (william a) all lived in long beach during that time. - william's wife 's name was permelia. i have more info

Re: GRANNIS, Charles W., Iowa S.D.

donnaadkins1234 — 2010-05-19 19:29:16Z

my grandfather was louis charles grannis born in iriquois south dakota. i have been trying to find out information about my family. my mother's name was ethel grace grannis. i never met my grandfather or grandmother. her name was minnie alitz she was born in germany and came here with her parents at 5 years of age. louis was a son of charles w. grannis. the name boardman is one that i have heard my mother speak about. also amy grannis was in her 90's when i met her as a child was she the amy grannis you wrote about as sister of louis charles.

Re: lost and looking

relmiss — 2010-02-12 20:25:13Z

i have grannis relatives. any idea if yours were in california, particularly your grandfather. my relatives started out west from pittsburgh, pa after the civil war.

lost and looking

mcgrannis — 2009-10-23 07:11:06Z

Hello,

I am michael cody grannis. Born, 7-26-79 in phoenix, arizona. I am a grannis lost and confused as to any history and origin. This is my first attempt to make contact so any help is appreciated.

My father is michael edward and grandfather is william edward, I belive. There is very limeted information as far as any other relatives. So again, any contact or info is greatly appreciated as I have very little to go on.

Thank you

FAMILY OF ESTHER ELIZABETH GRANNIS

2009-09-25 14:38:49Z

LOOKING FOR ANCESTORS OF ESTHER ELIZABETH GRANNIS PHILLIPS. SHE WAS BORN IN NEW YORK AND LIVED IN CLINTON, NEW YORK. SHE HAD TWO SISTERS MARGARETE AND ALICE. ANY INFORMATION WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

Re: Edward Grannis descendants

mkatonak — 2009-06-08 20:37:22Z

I recently found a link to the Grannis family at http://www.genealogy.com/users/l/a/m/M-F-LaMont/GENE3-0055.h....

I have his son, J.H.D.Grannis, Jr listed in my research as the second husband of Mary Grosvenor (Boyd), living in Cincinnati, OH. Do you have anything on him?

Re: Grannis Family Tree

PaigegS602 — 2009-05-25 04:02:58Z

Hi Donna - My Name is Paige Grannis Small - My Dad is George Paul Grannis Jr & My Mom is Marian Knesal Grannis - I'd love to help with any questions you might have - feel free to contact me at my email address anytime :-)

Re: Grannis Family Tree

Kaninen — 2009-04-22 23:29:21Z

the family tree is no longer at this address. Anyone know how to find it?

Re: Grannis of Cleveland - Constantia NY

cherylkemptaber — 2008-06-23 18:33:18Z

I can send you the 1851/2 Census record for Ontario, Canada, which shows Henry Grannis & his family. Pirsis Grannis, age 80, was also listed. You can contact me at ctaber@mountaincable.net.

Thanks,
Cheryl

Re: Todenwarth

Rosenstern — 2008-03-30 15:32:16Z

For a html family tree for the last post, see http://www.bbtutor.com/gentree/html/fam00179.htm

Re: Todenwarth

Rosenstern — 2008-03-30 15:30:23Z

Well, I could guess and say that Louis was one of the other sons of Carl Freiherr, but that's not a very good way to source data. :)
According to my family, Louis' daughter's husband lost the estate and it is now a tourist attraction.

http://www.todenwarth.de/history.html
http://www.todenwarth.de/aktuelles.html

Reichsfreiin Josephene Wolff von und zu Todenwarth married August Schroeder-- after he died of a heart attack, they were forced to sell their estate and live with her sister. Her daughters managed to get scholarships from the Red Cross and came to America to provide health care. One of them, Margarethe Schroeder, married a doctor from Old Salem, NC she worked with in Pennsylvania.

Re: Todenwarth

MWalker0325 — 2008-03-29 20:44:18Z

Does this email below answer your questions? I have been in touch with the brother or Hildegarde. He and his wife visited the me in 2005. Marcella

Dear Marcella Walker,

You wrote at http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/surnames.granni...
that your grandmother Isabelle Rosalia Grannis married Walter Von Todenwarth in the early 1900's.

That is a suprise for me. My birth Name is Wolf von Todenwarth. The Father of Walter was a brother of my Grandfather. My Grandfather

ist Otto Aloys Freiherr Wolff von und zu Todenwarth, born 18.11.1849 as the 11th child of Carl Freiherr Wolff von und zu Todenwarth (born

21.7.1805). The 10. Child of Carl was August, born 4.8.1848. August emigrated to the U.S.A and died 14.1.1891

August ist the father of Walter and Carl, both born in the U.S.A

I am one of two Todenwarth's, living in Germany. It seems we are distantly related.

My name ist Hildegard Cerci, I am living in Detmold, Germany. I am married with a paediatrician from Turkey. I am born in 1953 an I have

2 sons. The last Wolf von Todenwarth in Germany is my brother Antonius Wolf von Todenwarth, born in 1952. His wife comes from

phillipines. They have no children.

The first known Todenwarth was Hans Wolff, died before 3.10.1446 near Schmalkalden/Thüringen/Germany.

I would be happy to have contact with you and to hear about the history of the family in the U.S.A

Yours sincerely,

Hildegard Cerci

Re: Todenwarth

Rosenstern — 2008-03-29 19:07:49Z

Do you happen to know, Hildegard, if Carl Freiherr had a son named Baron Louis? If so, then I can certainly tell you a great deal of the Todenwarth legacy in America, though the last name changes :)

Re: any information

ptyler180 — 2007-08-14 01:18:14Z

Hi, I have the following:

Elizabeth Samshell

From A History of the Martin and Parkes Family

Paul and Mary Samshell

The following information was related by John A. Martin. Paul and Mary lived in Canada, probably Montreal, and were married there. Paul was employed there as a “glass worker”. They had at least four children, all born in Canada (Mary, twins Elizabeth and Joseph, Virginia). The entire family was French-Canadian. They immigrated to America and settled in New Castle, PA. Paul came to America to help start and work at a “new” glassworks in New Castle (he stated that this works was located at “Croton” in or near New Castle). Paul and Mary may be buried in Greenwood Cemetery, New Castle, PA.

The 1860 Census for Pollack Township, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania lists a family by the last name of “Shell” or “Shull” that is undoubtedly the Samshells. The location of Pollack Township has not been established; it was not listed by that name in the 1850 census and was renamed sometime after the 1860 census. The 1860 census suggests the township bordered New Castle Borough; the Lawrence County Jail was located in it and it appeared to be an area of heavy industry as many iron and glass workers were listed as living there. Living in a section of the township predominately occupied by glass workers is the Paul and Mary Shell family. Paul is listed as a 44 year old teamster born in Canada with personal property valued at $50.00. Mary is listed as 40 years old and born in Canada. They have five children, Mary J (age 17, born in Massachusetts), Virginia (age 15, born in Vermont) twins Elizabeth and Joseph (age 12, born in Pennsylvania) and Philo (age 8, born in Pennsylvania). Despite the disparity in last names, the exact correlation of the first names and the presence of twins named Elizabeth and Joseph proves beyond reasonable doubt that this is Elizabeth Samshell Martin’s family. The last name disparity could be attributable to a census taker’s error or a change made by the family in their name.

1850 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania > Allegheny > Peebles
Semshell, Paul 42 M CAN
Mary S. 28 F CAN
May (Mary?) J. 6 F MA
Virginia 4 F NY
Joseph (twin) 2 M PA
Elizabeth (twin) 2 F PA

1860 Census - Lawrence County- Pollock Township

Shuel Paul 44 Pollock 293 65 62
Shuel Mary 40 Pollock 293 65 62
Shuel Mary J. 17 Pollock 293 65 62
Shuel Verginia 15 Pollock 293 65 62
Shuel Eliza 12 Pollock 293 65 62
Shuel Josephin 12 Pollock 293 65 62
Shuel Philo 8 Pollock 293 65 62

1870 Census - Lawrence County - New Castle - First Ward

Saneschell, Paul
Mary ?. Mary J.
Joseph
Philimenia
Lydia A.

1870 Census
Shell, Jona & Maria J. Pulaski Township p. 216B

From New Castle News, October 26, 1940

Mrs. Elizabeth Samschell Martin
Widow of a Civil War veteran, Mrs. Elizabeth Sanschell Martin, aged 92, passed away at the home of her son, Albert, 613 East Main Street, this morning at 6:50 o’clock. Complications arising from a broken hip suffered three weeks ago caused her death.

Her husband, James J. Martin, preceded her in death 37 years ago.

Mrs. Martin had resided in New Castle for 86 years, coming here at the age of six in a canal boat from Pittsburgh. She was born in Braddock, PA, on February 28, 1848, the daughter of Joseph and Mary Samschell. Her father worked in the old Croton glass house.

Mrs. Martin heard Abraham Lincoln, president of the United States, deliver an address in Pittsburgh and shook hands with him. She was noted for her fine character and was a member of the Gospel Tabernacle, Christian and Missionary Alliance, 210 Pearson Street.

Surviving are four sons, Howard, Joseph, John and Albert, at whose home she died; one daughter, Mrs. Charles Grannis; 19 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren. Another daughter, Mrs. Margaret Schook, preceded her in death also, 30 years ago.

Funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from the Gospel Tabernacle, Christian and Missionary Alliance, with the pastor Rev. J. Henry Boon, in charge. Internment will be in Graceland Cemetery.

The body has been removed to the Cunningham funeral home, East Washington at Chestnut Street, where the family will receive friends this evening from 7 to 9 o’clock and Sunday afternoon and evening from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 o’clock.

mae f., mary, or ellen--maiden name raymond--long beach, ca.

lalareau1 — 2007-03-11 03:15:04Z

looking for descendants of mae, mary, or ellen. she lived in long beach, california in 1939. she would have been about 80 yrs. old then. her brother was a territorial judge in oklahoma. he died in 1939 in watseka, illinois. his name was charles raymond. please contact me at lalareau1@yahoo.com.

GRANNIS, Lauren R. -- Dies in Montana on 11 Jun 1931 at 86 years

MTvolunteer — 2006-11-18 03:32:55Z

"The Helena Daily Independent"
Published at Helena, Montana
Saturday, June 20, 1931

BEAVERHEAD PIONEER CROSSES THE DIVIDE.
Dillon, June 19. --- Death claimed another of the west's courageous early pioneers last Wednesday, when L.R. Grannis passed away at midnight at "The Pines," [near Fish Trap by Wisdom along the Big Hole River] the home of his daughter, Mrs. Warren Hughes, following a lingering illness. He had been a resident of Montana for over 50 years.

The funeral was held Friday afternoon at the home of his daughter. The Christian Science rites were read by L.O. Dwight, and interment was made in the Dewey cemetery. Many friends from all sections of the county attended the services. The pallbearers were E.H. Harvey, Walter Jones, Ed Calvert, Arnold Holm, Harry Rutledge and James Aiken.

Born in Niles [Berrien County], Mich., in 1845, Mr. Grannis crossed the plains when a youth of 19 and located in the Washoe valley in Nevada. He came to Montana in 1880 and resided, in turn, at Butte, Deer Lodge, Anaconda and Dillon, spending the past few years in the Big Hole basin. He was engaged in business in Dillon for several years.
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MONTANA DEATH INDEX 1907-1953:

GRANNIS, Lauren R.
Died: 11 Jun 1931 at 86 years of age
Index #: DL 2384

GRANNIS, Anna
Died: 21 Jun 1931 at 72 years of age
Index #: DL 2385
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The above transcription is provided as a courtesy only. I am not related to, nor do I have any personal knowledge of, the Grannis family.

Re: Samuel Higbee Grannis

2005-12-27 18:04:20Z

I found a case who was the daughter of a Samuel Higbee Grannis, daughter Mary Ellen married a Herbert L. Case.
Send me your email and I will send you anything you need.
Leslie

Re: Samuel Higbee Grannis

2005-12-27 05:04:07Z

I just saw your message. I was trying to find his book somewhere. I'm not sure how I would be related to Samuel, but I know I would be Leland Case's great great niece. I have just found out about this book, and my mom has a copy of it (we've been looking through everything to find it). I'm trying to find out any information about her side of the family, because evidentally there is a lot of history there. From what she tells me that book would help me. Any information you have would be helpful too.

Re: Edward (Ted) William Grannis DOB 06-20-72

2005-10-13 07:46:39Z

Here I go again...I am looking for you...been trying to call your number but it is disconnected,,,I wrote you a letter a couple of times but have not had any kind of response...Are you ok???????

Re: Todenwarth

MWalker0325 — 2005-08-28 01:52:14Z

Hi Hildegard,

Well, guess what? I am sitting here with Antonius and Rebecca. I'm sorry it took me three years to read your email. I hope that you don't wait three years to answer me.

I picked Antonius and Rebecca up this afternoon in Orlando and we have been looking at pictures that they brought from me to see. They told me that you sent me an email, but that I never responded. So, when we finished with the pictures I decided to check my messaga boards.

Hope you and your family are well. Take care. Marcella

Trevor John Grannis

2005-06-13 17:23:30Z

I am trying to contact Debi Adams concerning our son Trevor...anyone with information please contact me...I miss them BAD and I have tried to contact Debi's mother....found an old telephone number but it was disconnected...Please I NEED to get in touch with them

Re: Edward (Ted) William Grannis DOB 06-20-72

2005-06-10 11:27:18Z

I have been looking for you two. Last I heard you were in Texas. Heard you guys were doing good. Contact me at this email....please....mariadolphin1022@aol.com and I will send you my address and phone number....Love and miss you guys bad. You just don't know.

David Grannis and Mary Shepard

MallorySmith51 — 2005-05-20 19:31:27Z

David Grannis did not die on 17 May 1785.....he died six days earlier..on Friday the 11th when a sailboat in which he was riding with James Thomas and David Mallery struck a rock about a mile from the East Haven shore. All three drowned. The had 20 children between them The bodies still had not been recovered by the 25th of May.

per Essex Journal 25 May 1785.

Joel Grannis - Poultney, Rutland, Vermont

_Finel — 2005-04-24 01:57:13Z

I am not of the GRANNIS lineage, but am trying to determine the maiden name of the wife of Joel Grannis that died in 1773 in the woods near Poultney, Rutland, Vermont. This Joel Grannis was the first burial in a cemetery later named as East Poultney Cemetery. It is stated he was frozen to death while lost in the forest and the first death in the town. I have been given her first name was Anne and she is given to have been born about 1759 and died 2 December 1833 at the age of 74 years. She is also reported to have married Joel 6 December 1781. I am trying to determine if she may have later married my ggg-grandfather there. Any help would be greatly appreciated in this search. Thank you for your assistance.

Re: Book on Grannis' History/Archibald Adams

2004-09-18 15:44:08Z

Yes, this Elizabeth married William Sipes of Armstrong County, PA. I am seeking to verify that Enos was indeed her father, her date of marriage to William Sipes and the maiden name of her mother.

I have obtained the pension file of Enos Grannis from NARA which contains some information to verify this. However, you may be interested to know that it also include a letter from an Archibald Adams, a son-in-law, who was at the time living in Ohio. I'd like to discuss this with you more...why don't you contact me at my e-mail address? Many thanks.

Re: More Grannis info

dolphin777 — 2004-09-16 21:52:03Z

Big problem with variant spellings! Very casual about that in past times, plus low levels of literacy now devil us searchers.
Have found:de Cranage,Wm(b.~1304,Chester,Cheshire);de Cranach.Alice(b.~1400,Cheshire). "de" = of in French,and I
was told my father had traced to Norman French -- but in Wales-- thru efforts of British genealogist consulted 1960s.My labors keep bringing me back to England,e.g. shires that border Wales;no results in Wales as such!! Was told Cranage = grain d'orge (anglicized),which means golden grain or barley. Suspect Cranach WAS a town 600-700 years ago -- in Cheshire-- but unable at present to confirm even with old maps UK sources. Help!!

Re: Book on Grannis' History

saknopf — 2004-09-16 21:20:06Z

Was her married name Sipes or Siper or something like that?
If so she was probably a daughter of Enos Grannis a Lieutenant during the Revolutionary War. Be care ful of the Information in Strong's book. I found a serious error about another of Enos' daughter's so read between the lines and check everything.

Re: Edward Grannis

saknopf — 2004-09-16 20:42:22Z

It is now on line at www.genealogy.com.

Re: Edward Grannis

saknopf — 2004-09-16 20:32:51Z

It is now on line at www.genealogy.com

GRANNIS MARRIAGES, CHESHIRE, CT

2004-08-18 03:13:16Z

Hi all,
Several GRANNIS marriage records have been added to the web from church and town manuscripts for Cheshire. They can be viewed online at http://www.genealogybuff.com/ct/ct-cheshire-mar1.htm

Check out my new project GenealogyBuff.com http://www.genealogybuff.com which is a developing work.

Hope this helps.
Bill
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Re: Edward Grannis

RichardLindsay69 — 2004-08-15 00:23:57Z

Thank you for your reply - will look forward to hearing from you further.

william a/parmelia grannis - frank g grannis

relmiss — 2004-06-27 15:04:22Z

searching for info on william a, born pa 1861. migrated to ca. with sisters elizabeth mary (brewer) and abigail s. (baker).

frank g. was born in pulaski, lawrence co, pa. in 1864. have no furthe info

Grannis Families in Litchfield, Ct.

2004-04-05 02:54:29Z

I have a book titled " A Genealogical Register of the Inhabitants of the Town of Litchfield, Conn." by George C. Woodruff. The records are from about 1720 - 1800. I am not related to this line, just passing on information from this book.
Joyce

GRANNIS, William, m. Sarah __?
Sarah
Sybil
Ann
Robert
Levi
Aaron
Gurdon
Thomas
Mehitabel
Thankful
Desire
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
GRANNIS, Gurdon, (or Gordon), of William; m. Mary Catllin, March 2, 1791. His 2nd marriage was to Anner Smith, March 3, 1808.
Mary, b. Oct. 30, 1792
Sarah, b. Oct. 2, 1795
Lois, b. March 22, 1798
George, b. Dec. 22, 1800
Anne, b. June 30, 1803
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
GRANNIS, Thomas, of William; d. Sept. 17, 1859, age 89; m. Ruth Stone, Nov. 21, 1799.
Lucy, b. Jan. 11, 1801
Thomas S., b. Feb. 28, 1807
Asahel L., b. Jan. 1, 1814
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Trevor John Grannis DOB 04-18-96

debiadams101 — 2004-02-18 09:25:18Z

a son born to Edward (Ted) William Grannis DOB 06-20-72, we are looking for you Ted. CONTACT US!!!!! Anyone with information please contact me.

Edward (Ted) William Grannis DOB 06-20-72

debiadams101 — 2004-02-18 09:25:18Z

Hey I have been looking for you, last known to be in Roy, Utah. Your son would like to know where you are. If anyone knows of Ted's whereabouts, please contact me.

Samuel Higbee Grannis

2003-10-21 00:51:21Z

I have a book, New Hampshire to Minnesota, Memoirs of Samuel Higbee Grannis 1839 to 1933.
I would be willing to look up any Grannis things that people are looking for.
My great, great grandmother was Sarah Carpenter Grannis and she married a Milton Hopkins Pollard. Her father was Evander Grannis and her mother was Mary Grosvenor.
I have many nice items from the Grosvenor/Grannis family including wonderful engraved silver.
If you have questions about a Minnesota line of Grannis' from the New Hampshire area I may be able to help.
Leslie

Re: Pennsylvania Vital Statistics

2003-08-24 23:54:58Z

Death Certificates for Pennsylvania Deaths after 1905 are available from:

Division of Vital Records
101 S. Mercer St.
P.O. Box 1528
New Castle, PA, 16103

They will need the name of the person, date and county of death and your relationship to the deceased. They will also require $3 for each Death Certificate and a self-addressed,
stamped envelope.

There is a form on the Vital Records site:

http://vitalrec.com/pa.html

http://www.dsf.health.state.pa.us/health/lib/health/old_dir/...

amy l grannis

relmiss — 2003-08-22 18:57:09Z

looking for lineage of amy l. whose father was either samuel or david h. in the pittsburgh area

Re: David Grannis, husband of Elizabeth McAdams, Allegheny County, PA

2003-08-21 13:10:03Z

we have found the graves, however, we cannot determine whether our grandmother amy was their daughter or niece. please contact me at relmiss@arkansas.net or my sister nancy at 412-793-4734.

thanks for your help.

we also have only one missing link to get back to the 1700's

sue