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TO-DO LIST
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A copy of the
original handwritten baptism record of #12 Nicholas Silvius from LDS microfilm.
Thanks to author Candace Anderson, WE GOT IT!!! |
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More tax information
on the Silvii in Northampton County from 1795 on, to supplement what we have already.
Probably through rental of LDS microfilm.
[ http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~marier/NH-tax.htm
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Copy of 1763
(3 September) Northampton County Petition on file in the Northampton County Archives, and
on LDS microfilm and I believe called Miscellaneous Public Records. It is written in
German and mentions Heinrich Silvius. It is p. 183 of the records.
Thanks to author Candace Anderson, WE GOT IT!!! |
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Copy of 1763
(5 August) letter of Christopher Truby in the Northampton County Archives, and on LDS
microfilm and I believe called Miscellaneous Public Records. It is a letter written
in German and mentions Henry Silvius, among others. Thanks to author
Candace Anderson, WE GOT IT!!! |
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Photograph of new
Revolutionary War marker for #11 Henry at St. Matthews Union Cemetery, Kunkletown,
Pennsylvania. Done thanks to Missy!! See:
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~marier/Kunkletown.htm |
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Better
photograph of "Gusannah" stone at St. Matthews Union Cemetery, Kunkletown,
Pennsylvania. |
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Information on the
"Silvases" who were at the Moravian Rose Inn by 29 January 1756, for protection
from the Indians. Requires a personal visit to the Moravian Museum in Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania, to view the transcribed version or even the original record for that month.
Thanks to Dan Tan Tanczos, the "Silvases" are not included on the list of those that were at the Rose Inn. I believe the author of "Indian Wars of Pennsylvania," Thomas Lynch Montgomery, took poetic license to include names of others who might have been at the Rose Inn, along with those listed in the Moravian records. |
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Also at the Moravian
Museum, we need to see if the original deposition taken by Timothy Horsfield December
13, 1755, of George Casper Heiss is kept there. We need to verify if it refers to
the Sylvas boy or the Serfass boy. Requires a visit to the Moravian Museum, Bethlehem, Pa. The Moravian Museum does not have the original deposition. Onto the next theory of its location. |
