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Allegheny County was established from Washington and Westmoreland Counties on 24 Sep 1788.
County Tax Exoneration Lists, Records of the Comptroller General
St. Clair Twp
COMB, Nathl. 9.3
COMB, Joseph 11
(LDS Film # 0295759 per Combs Researcher Denise Mortorff)
Page 5
George COM 01200-01100-00
(Census Index transcription - unreliable)
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No Combs
Pittsburgh Cty So W
p. 16
John M. COMBS
E Liberty Village
p. 503
George M. COMBS
p. 504
William M. COMBS
Moon Twp
p. 210
Thomas M. COMBS
Pittsburgh E Ward
p. 426
Henry COMB
(Transcribed by Combs Researcher Deb Coombs who adds: Joseph COMBS listed on Census Index for Allegheny Co., Lower St. Clair Twp. p.182: NOT FOUND)
Roll 746
Pittsburg Ward
p. 291b
Prestly COMBS , 44, M, no occupation, VA
Ann, 40, F, VA
Mary, 20, F, VA
George, 18, M, VA
Ann, 15, F, OH
Gertrude, 13, F, OH
Francis, 10, M, OH
Notes: According to the DAR Lineage (Vol. 30) of the above Gertrude COOMBS [sic] (later w/o Noble Thomas CAMPBELL), she was born in Mt. Vernon, Knox Co, OH, d/o Presley COOMBS & Ann Stuart RYAN, and gd/o “John COOMBS and Nancy VINNANDER his wife.” See the Combs &c. Research Report for Rev. War Soldier John COMBS who m (2) 18 Jan 1797, Loudoun Co, VA, Ann “Nancy” GREEN, widow of George VENANDER (Loudoun marriage Bond 2 Jan 1794) No marriage record has been located as yet for Presley and Ann Stuart RYAN, who are on the 1830 Loudoun Co, VA census, and had moved on to Allegheny between 1840 and 1850 based on that county's 1850 census.
The Mining Journal, Frostburg, MD
08/23/1879
Died - Ida Marie Combs was born at Westernport, Allegany County, Md., March 18th, 1841, and died in Pittsburgh, [Allegheny Co] PA., Thursday, Aug. 21st, 1879. She was a dutiful child, with tender heart and a loving disposition, thinking always of other's happiness before self. At the age of 16 she joined the M. E. Church at Piedmont, W.Va., and has ever since been an active, consistent and working member. She was married to Geo. W. MORGAN, of the East Baltimore Conference. She died peacefully and happily; leaving a husband and six children, the oldest being but 13 years and the youngest an infant, born the morning of its mother's death. The children could not all be brought, and the father had to remain with them. Services were held at the residence in Pittsburgh, and the parting of husband and children was a heart-rending scene. Her remains were brought to Oakland Saturday and interred in the Odd-Fellow's cemetery Sunday, after services in the M.E. Church, conducted by Rev. B. Ison.
Notes from Matt:
Provided by: Researcher David Stephens; submitted by Matthew Combs
23 Dec 1880, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co, PA, M. COMBS married Elizabeth McCOY
(Extracted by Thom Montgomery from Marriage return of Rev. F. P. Saylor, United Evangelical Assoc. Pittsburgh, PA)
Note: Francis M. COMBS married first in Franklin Co., PA to Catherine ELY. See also Bible Records.
Directory of Homestead, East Homestead 1896 (Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, Digital Research Library)
Combs, Charles, wagonmaker, at 401 Eight ave
" " " bds rear 611 Amity street
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Coombs, Charles, Mifflin street near Fourteenth ave