Haycock Historical Society

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Our first Fall meeting is this Thursday, September 19, at 7 p.m., at the Haycock Community Center, 1014 Old Bethlehem Road. Scott Bomboy will do a presentation on "The Covered Bridges of Bucks County." Refreshments will be available.

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You're invited! The Durham Historical Society hosts local author and journalist Carl LaVo with his presentation VILLAGE BENEATH THE WAVES: The sad saga of a pri...stine, historic Bucks County village destroyed for a boating paradise in Nockamixon. Sunday, June 9th 2:00pm Durham Mill Light refreshments will be served. Members: FREE Non-members: $5.00 Carl LaVO, a graduate of the University of Florida in Gainesville, is a weekly history columnist for the Intelligencer and the Bucks County Courier Times. His newly-published coffee-table book is Bucks County Adventures. He retired as assistant managing editor of the Courier Times where he continues to serve on the newspaper’s editorial board. An award-winning journalist and photographer, he’s written extensively for Philadelphia magazine, National Wildlife, Down East, Naval History and other publications. He’s also the author of four books published by the Naval Institute Press in Annapolis. His TV appearances include The History Channel series Silent Service and Man, Moment and Machine. A native of California, he’s an experienced scuba diver and led pioneering explorations of water-filled caverns and subterranean rivers of Florida to depths of 200 feet. He’s a longtime resident of Bucks County where he, his wife Mary Anne, daughter Genevieve, son-in-law Michael and two grandchildren Dashiell and Margaux enjoy exploring the history and sights of the county.

To all Members: Our HHS meeting is this Thursday, March 21, 2019, at 7 p.m. The meeting will be at the Haycock Community Center, formerly the Haycock Elementary School, at Old Bethlehem Road and Sawmill Road, outside Applebachsville. Address is 1014 Old Bethlehem Road.... We are welcoming back speaker Hugh Boyle. This time Hugh will give a presentation on General Dan Sickles: Congressman, General, Adulator (flatterer) and Murderer. Refreshments will be available. http://www.haycockhistoricalsociety.org

Looks like my Dads side of the family lived in Haycock in 1779. Anyone know where the Bartholomews lived?this one is wills

Obituary for William "Bill" H. Cramp William H. Bill Cramp. 85, of Haycock Twp., died Tues., Dec. 18 in St. Luke’s