I just sent a post with instructions about finding this article, but it can apparently also be found by searching for the title. I just used "Genealogical Case Study: Confirming and Documenting" That

The article about the Cripe family that I wrote about earlier has now been published online. It is in the form of a .pdf and is linked from the Indiana Historical Society website. Please try this link

I am researching my 3X great grandfather, James Bracy Oliver who lived in Dayton are of Montgomery County Ohio. He lived 1781-1846. According to a Mongtgomery County Ohio history he came, alone, from

I am not selling anything. I simply want to make any Cripe family members or other interested parties,aware of this article An article I wrote for the magazine Connections: The Hoosier Genealogist pub

Hello, I am attempting to research information on my great-great-great-great grandmother. She has been a "brick wall" in my genealogy for several years. I am hoping someone might be able to help. Belo

The Gospel Messenger Feb. 21, 1903 p 125 VISIT TO TENNESSEE. After contemplating a visit to Tennessee for a number of years, I am at last permitted to mingle with the Brethren who have lived and labor

Looking for information on the Millers of the Ephrata cloister

Hello, I am researching Elder Abraham Whitmer, probably born December 2, 1806, in Lancaster County, perhaps in Mount Joy Township. His mother may have been named Susannah. He moved at age 16 to Montgo

Friends, A member of the Bucks County Genealogy group posted that she is trying to reunite this Bible with the Ulrich family. Because it was a family in Ephrata, PA they were most likely German Baptis

Here is something that may interest some of you. Dennis Roth The Gospel Messenger 02-14-1914 p 100 Another Old-Fashioned Preacher. BY D. MAXCY QUELHORST. " The Old-fashioned Preacher," by Bro. A. G. C

Here is something that may interest some of you. Dennis Roth The Gospel Messenger 02-14-1914 p 100 Another Old-Fashioned Preacher. BY D. MAXCY QUELHORST. " The Old-fashioned Preacher," by Bro. A. G. C

I only copied the first page Dennis The Gospel Messenger July 19, 1924 p 459 Cleveland, Ohio, Friday, June 13 I am glad to be home again, for tomorrow night is our love feast. However, the remark of G

To anyone who is interested, I gave a presentation to the local genealogical society on Anabaptists, Brethren and my Brallier family. It was video taped and posted on youtube. We had a filming issue s

Hello friends, I now have a copy of The Gospel Messenger Obituary Index 1883-1964 but where can I access the publication? Thank you for your assistance! Shirley Dr. Shirley Hunter Smith.

Are there any descendants of George J. Swisher (1861-1925) and Clara Musselman (1875-1954) in this group? They are my great grandparents. She was the daughter of John D. Musselman and Catherine Cripe.

This has nothing to do with genealogy but I just had to share how interesting I found it when I discovered that the Wabash Indiana church is a twin in architecture of my (now) home church here, the Al

Brethren friends, A man by the name of Greg Basham posted a message to any possible Metzger relatives that he found a Bible he wishes to forward to the family. The inscription reads: Presented to Anna

Friends, I am in the Bradenton/Sarasota Florida area and will be happy to track down cemetery markers or other genealogy sites if you are in need of photographs. Happy New Year and happy genealogy tra

Wanted to follow-up my comments I made the other day on Abraham Leedy. I saw a Muster Roll for Captain John Kershner’s Company found in the Archives of Maryland. The muster roll is not a list of names

This response is intended only for Bill Thomas Dear Bill, I think you are completely correct about the subtle nuances surrounding Dunker Pacifism during the War of Revolution and subsequent conflicts.