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Finding our roots in Bavaria : the account of a successful research project to find the place of origin in Franconia of Bartholomaus Raumberger (1716-1800), the immigrant ancestor of most Rambergers, Rombergers, Rumbergers and Rumbargers in America
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Genealogical register of the probable ancestor and of the actual descendants of Henry Getz
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My father's forefathers (or was it five fathers?)
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Genealogical record of the Muffly & Eckert families
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Research selected members Gray/Cray/Krey and some related families
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Record of family of Bartholomaus Ramberger : (emigrant ancestor) and descendants
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The Harpsters and their habitat
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Snively-Snavely : the Swiss ancestors and American descendants of Johann Jacob Schnebele (1659-1743) and other Snivelys and Snavelys of southeastern Pennsylvania
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1892 trip to California by Train from Centre Hall taken by our great grandparents, Anna Harter & Frederick Kurtz : to attend the conference of the National Editorial Association
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Forefathers and descendants of George W. Rumberger
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Preliminary materials for a genealogy of the Rider (Ryder) families in the United States : arranged according to the "Rider trace" system of presentation
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Centre County, PA, families : Cowher, Gates, Kelly, Merryman, Sharer, Whippo, Woodring, Woomer
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Eileen Daughenbaugh Rhoades Collection
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John Caleb Gates (Johann Gottleib Goetz)
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The family of Henry Gates of Gatesburg, Ferguson Township, Centre County, PA
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The Jacob Yarger family of Union County, Pennsylvania
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Owen, Long, Wantz, Krouse and related families
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The posterity of Johann Philip and Maria Barbara Fernsler (Farnsler, Fensler, Fansler)
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Centre county ancestors
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Climbing the Brown and Reed family tree and related branches
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K/Catherman, K/Cotterman, K/Codderman, K/Catherman, Corderman
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Family of Peter Calhoun ca. 1782-1997
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Johannes Edris descendancy narrative
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Willcott, Kay, Timberlake, and allied families : Ancestors and descendants of John Mark Willcot (1834-1920), Ezra Piper Kay (1830-1914), and Joseph Johnson Timberlake, Sr. (1855-1899
