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Who were the Scotch-Irish -Their Shute, of Massachusetts - Penn'a Proposed The Aborigines - Susquehannas - Shawanese - Customs and Char. Of enterprise they have exhibited throughout the undertaking.ĬOUNTY OF DAUPHIN COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA:ĬONTENTS OF HISTORY OF DAUPHIN COUNTY. Must we make due acknowledgments his information as if Not been for the great energy of the publishers of this volume,Ĭomprehensive a work would ever have seen the light of day. Toppled over tradition and current history.Īny opinion of our own without good and conclusive evidence. Republic would take immediate steps portions ofĭesiring to appear in the role of an historical iconoclast, Were instances where companies or parts of comjjanies were raised or drafted within the counties, but officered by In the records of the war for the Union we have faithfully endeavored within our province, and hence have received the aid of a Not feel authorized to correct any, since even to-day members of the same family write their To preserve as full a record of the historyĪnd we therefore throw the responsibility where history ofīe in this direction, or in any of the local details, theĬould have furnished the information are.Ĭommunications or personal applications remain unanswered to this day.Īre reluctantly compelled to omit the record of [The foregoing copyright includes not only the General and Local Histories, but the Family Genealogies and Biographical Sketches īecoming and proper that the author should make a few statements prefatoryįollowing History of the Counties of Dauphin and Lebanon. Donations in Greg’s honor can be made online to: or mail, Feed Our Vets, PO Box 1, New York Mills, NY 13417Leave condolences at mathewsonforani.DAUPHIN AND LEBANON COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA A Celebration of Life is June 22nd from 2-4pm at the Canastota American Legion.Our sincere thanks go out to all of his doctors and nurses as well as Greg’s amazing Hospice team. He is also survived by many In-laws, nieces and nephews.Greg was predeceased by his parents and Aunt Mary Nastasi.At his request there are no calling hours or services. Anyone walking the neighborhood probably got to hear him singing along.Along with his wife, daughters, son-in-law and granddaughters, Greg is survived by two brothers, Michael (Rick) Regulbuto of Sarasota, FL, Steven (Greg) Regulbuto of Knoxville, TN and a sister, Tina (Mark) Mossbarger of Sarasota, Fl. He’d listen everyday while he did his 5-mile run on the treadmill.

Greg believed music sounded best at full blast, the louder the better. Heavy Metal, The Blues, and he had the t-shirts to prove it! How many AC/DC t-shirts are too many? He loved live concerts with his family and friends.

He knew every general and every battle and loved to read the history and talk about it with anyone that was interested!Last but not least was his love of music. He could be found at home most weekends, shouting at the TV, no doubt wearing a team T-shirt, from his collection.One of his most passionate hobbies was the study of all things related to the American Civil War. Of course, stopping at every Harley Davidson Dealership to add to his ever-expanding T-shirt collection.And Greg loved his sports! Supporting The Yankees, The Giants, and Syracuse University’s basketball and football teams. Most notably to The Rocky Mountains, The Grand Canyon, Arizona’s Lake Powell and Antelope Canyon and Utah’s Zion and Bryce Canyon as well as trips to Florida, Cape Cod, Tennessee and more. They took several trips during retirement. But it was his granddaughters, Sydney and Violet, who referred to him as BopBop, that could melt his heart with just a smile or a hug.Greg and Betsy enjoyed hiking together and completed a 12-mile hike challenge in the Adirondacks in 2019. His daughters, Jennie (Matt) Manwarren and Susie Regulbuto were a source of great joy and pride to Greg.

Over time he moved into an Independent Appraisers position with Central Regional Appraisal, retiring in 2012.He married his sweetheart, Betsy (Kirsch) Regulbuto in 1976 and they celebrated their 47th anniversary last August. Once home he worked at Precision Volkswagen in East Syracuse as an Auto Body Mechanic. Upon graduating from Canastota High School in 1968, he enlisted in the US Army and served two tours in Vietnam, receiving an honorable discharge in 1972. Regulbuto, 74, passed away at home surrounded by his family, after a courageous 2-year battle with Glioblastoma.He was born to Frederick and Jennie (Nastasi) Regulbuto on Octoin Oneida, NY.

Oneida dispatch obituary burgess gradwell