CAL HUTTON'S GENEALOGICAL HOME PAGE

New Updated List of the Descendants of John Hutton

The following link will take you directly to an indexed listing of over 3000 descendants of John Hutton of Lupton England. This information was compiled by:
Merle R.Ebersole
P.O.Box 396
Red Lion, Penna. 17356

The Descendants of John Hutton

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Welcome! - About the Author

Welcome to my home page. My goal is to gather as much information as possible on the HUTTON family line from Chester, Berks, Northumberland, Columbia, and Luzerne Counties in Pennsylvania. This region is located along the Susquehanna River in East Central Pennsylvania.
I hope to be able to exchange information with those who are researching the same line of ancestors in the region. The gathering of facts for my research has taken much of my so-called "spare time" but I have found genealogy very rewarding. Although my business career takes much of my daytime hours, I still try to find time in the evening, at the computer, to compile the information.
For those of you interested in additional information about myself and my family, try this link to my personal page. I currently live in Aiea, Hawaii with my wife and three children. I am only able to visit the Pennsylvania area during our annual vacation trips but would like to keep in touch with others interested in research in this area.
This home page is always changing with the addition of new information and links, so please bear with me while I work to offer a worthwhile place to browse on the net.

Local Resources

There are numerous local historical and genealogical societies in the region. However, please limit your inquiries to the resources listed below. These organizations are staffed by volunteers and have limited manpower to perform extensive searches.
Many are open to non-members who may be in the area and offer their resources for a daily library usage fee. Their days and hours of operation vary and will be listed when I have such information. If hours are listed, they are accurate as of my last update to the page. Although every effort is made to keep the information current, please don't hold me responsible if incorrect. Some inquiries they receive by mail may be mentioned in their newsletters.
Berwick Historical Society
102 E Second Street, Berwick PA 18603
New Hours: Tuesdays 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Wednesdays 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Saturdays 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Bill Golder, curator / Linda Sult, president
Phone: 717-759-8020
Central Susquehanna Valley Genealogical Society
Contact: Peggy Felix, president - c/o PO Box 197, Orangeville PA 17859
Meetings: Second Wednesday of each month 7:00 PM
at the Columbia County Historical Society building, Orangeville PA.
Special Note: The last meeting for the fall will be held in November 1997.
Then, the next meeting will be held in March, 1998.
Columbia County Historical Society
410 Main Street - PO Box 197, Orangeville PA 17859
Hours: Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 11:00AM to 4:00PM
Special Note: The Historical Society will close for the winter in October 1997. Then, they will not open again until March, 1998.
While they are closed, they are still available to answer any inquiries by mail. A small research fee is charged for inquiries.

Harvey A. Andruss Library
Bloomsburg University
400 East Second Street, Bloomsburg PA 17815
Hours listed at http://www.bloomu.edu/library/pages/hours.html

Regional Resources


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History Bookshelf

For a list of some of the more popular publications on the history of the local region, link to my History Bookshelf.

Other Genealogy Links

Note: An extensive selection of links will not be maintained. Those pages featuring a larger number of links themselves, are shown below.

Local Genealogy Home Pages

Note: This section lists Home Pages with genealogy references specific to the Eastern Pennsylvania region.

Local Internet Communities

Note: This section lists my geographical region's Internet Communities.

My Line of Research

Thomas Hutton, son of John Hutton of Lupton, England, was born about 1660 in Cavan, Ireland. He married his first wife, Sarah Starkey in 1684 and had at least five children, three sons and two daughters. The three sons who settled first in Chester County, Pennsylvania established the Hutton family line in America.
The three sons of Thomas and Sarah (Starkey) Hutton settled in New Garden Township in southern Pennsylvania: Joseph in 1712; Nehemiah in 1716; and John in 1723. My family line is descended from Nehemiah Hutton who later migrated north with his family to Berks County where they became one of the earliest settlers in Maiden Creek. His grandson, also Nehemiah (b.1758), moved to what is now Columbia County and was one of the early settlers at Briar Creek.
For additional information on this line, see The Descendants Of Thomas Hutton. feather.gif

Contact by E-Mail

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