Smull's Legislative Hand Book and Manual of the State of Pennsylvania

Smull's Legislative Hand Book and Manual of the State of Pennsylvania: "was Oreene township Mercer county was educated In the public schools anri Jamestown Seminary at seventeen years of age commenced teaching school and at twenty enlisted for three years in the Eighty third regiment Pennsylvania volunteers serving with his regiment in the Army of the Potomac in many severe battles moved to Armstrong county in 186R and engraved In the mercantile business until 1883 when he returned to Mercer county and has since been engaged In the same business In Grove City served as a member of council one term and on school board two terms was a member of the House of Representatives session of 1891 J CRAWFORD HARVEY Luzerne county was nnrn May 6 18fin nt Har vey ville Luzerne county educated In common district schools and at"

Web Soil Survey

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Mercer and crawford county

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Catch Up

I've uploaded pictures of Elizabeth Rippey Turner and James Turner to the ancestry.com tree as well as what I believe to be the wedding picture of John Newton Rippey and his wife, all courtesy of Bobbie Ernst and Kingston Rippey.

John Newton Rippey and Wife Ann

Courtesy of Kingston Rippey and Bobbie Ernst:

Sarah Harshaws Sons

Supposedly Andrew, David, Michael, and William were all in the US by the early 1830's. There's a record of Sarah buying land in Mercer county in 1833. In the 1840 census David and William show up. But their ages and family compositions don't match well. Sarah could be living with William and wife, with a young son and someone else. The census shows 2 males 20-30--William might fit, but none of his brothers do, unless the census taker was sloppy. David Harshaw appears to be in a childless marriage--2 people in the household.

Neither Michael nor Andrew show up.