Hi,

I am wondering if you have any information on the parents of:

William LAHR / LORE

if you can direct me to someone or
help me in anyway...any information
would be helpful and would be appreciated !!!

Thanks,
Dave Stone - (keyna_s@yahoo.com)

(the following is a direct father/son relationship)

William LAHR / LORE ---- (looking for his Parents ?)
b. 16 Apr 1773
d. 27 Apr 1851
Eve Barbara REED (REID) ---- (looking for her Parents ?)
m. abt 1806 Sunbury, Northumberland, PA
b. 13 Dec 1770 Lairdsville, Lycoming, PA
d. 4 May 1850 Lycoming County, PA


George P. LORE
b. 30 May 1810
d. 9 Apr 1891
Catharine SNYDER (SNIDER / SCHNEIDER / SNEIDER)
b. abt 1814
d. 1894 ---- (looking for her Parents ?)


WILLIAM LAHR/LORE came from, NJ ?, Bucks Co., then Northampton Co.,
then to Lycoming Co., PA in 1816 and settled upon a farm.
He was married to Miss Eve Barbara REED (REID), and to them were
born seven children: John, Catherine (RITTER), George P., Elizabeth,
Lydia (RITTER), Mary, and William. Eve Barbara and William are buried at
Germany Church between Lairdsville and Unityville (Franklin Township),
Lycoming Co., PA. John, his eldest son, was married to Mary A. WILSON.

Lycoming County, PA GENEALOGY PROJECT CHAPTER XXXVII
The First Permanent Settler in the territory of what now
constitutes Jordan township is believed to have been William LORE,
who penetrated that wilderness region as early as 1812.
After encountering many difficulties and' enduring great hardships,
he succeeded in founding a home. Some of his descendants are still
living in the township.

Hi, I don't know if there is any connection,but my family is a mystery so I am checking everything. I have pictures(no names) from several different areas of Pa.,including Lycoming. I found out I still have family in Pa. My part of the family moved to Ohio and settled in Licking Co. Through Civil War pension court depositions I found that the family member(my gr.gr. grandfather) who went by his middle name Henry, was born with the name William Henry. The early census in Ohio spelled the last name Lore but it got changed to Loar and then in 1880 after William's death, changed again to Loher. I can give more info, Please contact me if you think there might be a connection. Shelmaya@aol.com