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TOC Vols. 31:1–34:1 Lest We Forget: Sep 2011–Sep 2014
Wyoming County Historical Society Newsletter Table of Contents “LEST WE FORGET Wyoming County Pioneers,” Vols. 31–34, Sep 2011–Sep 2014 Vol. 31 #1 Sept. 2011 President’s Letter – 3 GoodSearch.com – 3, 46 WCHS Membership Forms – 4 Updating Addresses and E-mail Addresses – 4 Volunteers – 4 New Members – 4 On Our Cover –…
Read MoreTOC Vols. 27–30 Lest We Forget: Sep 2007–Feb 2011
Wyoming County Historical Society Newsletter Table of Contents “LEST WE FORGET Wyoming County Pioneers,” Vols. 27:1–30:2; Sep 2007–Feb 2011 Vol. 27 #1 (Sep. 2007) Bequests, Donations & Grants – 4 Volunteers – 4 WCHS Web Site Update – 5 Sales Items – 6 Library & Museum Acquisitions – 6 Starkville Methodist Church – 8 1850…
Read MoreTOC Vols. 21–26 Lest We Forget: Sep 2001–Feb 2007
Wyoming County Historical Society Newsletter Table of Contents for “LEST WE FORGET Wyoming County Pioneers” Vol. 21 #1 (Sept. 2001) What Are They Doing At The Society – 4 The Tunkhannock Mills (cover) – 12 Wyo. Co. Marriages & Deaths: “Wyoming Democrat” July – Dec. 1868) – 13 Hallsted Divorce Notice – 17 1850 Wyo.…
Read MoreTOC Vols. 16–20 Lest We Forget: Sep 1996–Feb 20
Wyoming County Historical Society Newsletter Table of Contents for “LEST WE FORGET Wyoming County Pioneers,” Vols. 16-20 (Sep 1996-Feb 2001) Vol. 16 #1 (Sept. 1996) Building Restoration Fund Donations – 4 Quilt Winners – 4 Harlan Family Celebration – 4 GAR Men of Jacob Maynard Post Mehoopany (1892) – 5 Golden Hill Local News Items…
Read MoreTOC Vols. 11–15 Lest We Forget: Sep 1991–Feb 1996
Wyoming County Historical Society Newsletter Table of Contents for “LEST WE FORGET Wyoming County Pioneers,” Vols. 11-15 (Sep 1991-Feb 1996) Vol. 11 #1 (Sept. 1991) Reunions – 5 Memorial Donations – 9 Local News Items – 12 1840 Tunk. Twp. Census (H-Ly) – 13 Old Homes of Tunkhannock: Sunnyside Farm – 17 Historic Irish Settlement…
Read MoreTOC Vols. 6–10 Lest We Forget: Sep 1986–Feb 1991
Wyoming County Historical Society Newsletter Table of Contents for “LEST WE FORGET Wyoming County Pioneers,” Vols. 6-10 (Sep 1986-Feb 1991) Vol. 6 #1 (Sept. 1986) Nicholson Post Office – 2 Luzerne Co. 200th Birthday – 7 Harrison Street School – 8 Newspaper Ads – 9 1830 Braintrim Twp. Census – 13 Wyo. Co. Statement (1842…
Read MoreTOC Vols. 1–5 Lest We Forget: Sep 1981–Feb 1986
Wyoming County Historical Society Newsletter Table of Contents for “LEST WE FORGET Wyoming County Pioneers,” Vols. 1-5 (Sep 1981-Feb 1986) Vol. 1 #1 (Sept. 1981) By-Laws of Society – 3 History of Wyoming Co. – 6 1806 Nicholson Tax Assessment – 7 Revolutionary War Soldiers – 10 Records of WCHS – 11 Cemeteries in Wyoming…
Read More1815 The Advertiser
The Advertiser Friday Addition 7 Jan. 1815 James BARNES to Miss Eliza WOODBRIDGE, daughter of Rev. WOODBRIDGE, in this town on Sunday evening last by Thomas DYER, Esq Gilbert LAIRD to Miss Charlotte WATLEY (no date or place) Thomas B. OVERTON, Esq., to Miss Maria HODGKINSON, on Monday Evening, by Thomas DYER, Esq. The election…
Read MoreStarkville Methodist-Episcopal Church
We are searching for information about the Starkville Methodist-Episcopal Church, which was also called the Stark Church. It was located next to the Starkville Cemetery in East Lemon, just off Route 92, along the cemetery road. It may have been torn down in the 1920’s. If you know about this church, or especially if you…
Read MoreDelayed Birth Records Project
Do you have a delayed birth certificate for Wyoming County? Paula is currently extracting these to be collected into booklet form and sold at a nominal fee as a fundraiser for the society. Delayed Births were recorded for people usually born between 1893 and 1905 (but sometimes earlier) whose births were not initially documented by…
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