Be You Blithe and Bonny

When Nicholas Edward Selgrath was registered for the draft in late 1917, he was living on a farm in Scott Township, Lackawanna County, Penns...

In researching my Selgrath family, I think I might have found yet another troubled loner. (I have been researching Selgraths and their kin i...

1832 Peter Selgrad Death Record: Transcription: No. 12. Petrus Selgrad, 10 Januarii Anni millesimo octingentesimo trigesimo secundu...

I’m wrestling with relearning Latin and learning some more French. And what are you doing to delay the onset of dementia? Ha ha. I have be...

The fifth of Jacob Selgrath and Gertrude Schmelzer’s children was Francis Jacob, born and christened on 28 December 1826 in the village of S...

Katherina Selgrath of Pottsville, Pennsylvania, married a shoemaker when she was not quite 18 years old, in about 1839. Ferdinand Bödefe...

I am not a scientist nor do I have any specific interest in infertility, except from the genealogist’s point of view. I’m looking at a famil...

Margaret Selgrath, a daughter of Nicholas Selgrath and Margaretha Hartung, was born in Pottsville, Pennsylvania on Leap Day, 29 February 185...

I hate it when I’m researching family lines and I come across one that seems to end with nobody to remember these people. I’m going to write...

Ludovicus Selgrath was christened in Sankt Ingbert, on 18 April 1834.  His parents, Jacob and Gertrude Selgrath, took him and his elder sibl...

I was doing some research on the 19th-century Selgrath family of Pennsylvania when I found another one of those somewhat odd situations that...