[PRCo] Re: Names______

Edward H. Lybarger twg at pulsenet.com
Tue Nov 20 11:18:26 EST 2001


It was McChain.  Also Birkhammer.  And Latta.  And Dei-Cas, originally.  I
would have to research Seybold/Seybolts.

Ed

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[mailto:pittsburgh-railways-bounce at lists.dementia.org]On Behalf Of Jim
Holland
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 8:01 PM
To: pittsburgh-railways at dementia.org
Subject: [PRCo] Names______



Good Morning!!

> John Swindler wrote:

> As I've quoted before, Fred,

> 'anyone who knows only one way to spell a word shows a lack of creativity'
> <ggg>   (and unfortunately, when it comes to spelling, I have a bad habit
of
> being very creative)

	Thought creativity was gooooooooddddd!<ggg>

> As anyone with an interest in genealogy will tell you, Fred, there are
> multiple ways to spell last names.  And place names.

	Lived on  *Greenmount__Ave.*  in Dormont in Pizzaburger from latter 1940s
through early
1960s in the 1400 block but the  *other*  block also had a street sign for
*Greenmont--Avenue*  ---   without the "U"(:->)

>> "Edward H. Lybarger" wrote:

>> The Railways Company spelled it "McClain" but the family spelled it
>> "McClane."  PTM will use the latter.

	Isn't there one on Charleroi  --  McChain vs. McChane, or is that a slur of
*McClain--McClane??*(:->)   And what about  *Seybold--vs--Seybolts*  just
before
*McChain--vs--McChane.*   .......And  *Berkhamer*  vs  *Birkhammer*   and
*Lattner--vs--Latta*  near Roscoe!!   And  *Deices--vs--Dices.*

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James B. Holland

Holland  Electric  Railway  Operation
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    Pittsburgh  Railways  Company  (PRCo),   1930  --  1950
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