Database
Letters Remaining at Local Post Offices
A searchable index of people named in nineteenth-century newspaper lists of unclaimed mail.

Browse by Surname
Surnames Beginning With Y
George Yantes 3 appearances
Isaac Yantes 1 appearance
J Yantes 1 appearance
R Yantes 1 appearance
Geo Yantis 1 appearance
George Yantis 6 appearances
Isaac Yantis 1 appearance
Richard Yast 1 appearance
Anna S Yates 1 appearance
Charles Yates 2 appearances
Elizabeth Yates 2 appearances
John Yates 7 appearances
John O Yates 1 appearance
John Yates Yates 1 appearance
William Yates 1 appearance
William A Yates 1 appearance
Conrad Yeager 1 appearance
Charles Yeaman 1 appearance
Nathan Yeaman 1 appearance
William B Yeaman 1 appearance
Catharine L Yeamans 1 appearance
Wm Yeamans 1 appearance
W B Yeamins 1 appearance
Nancy Yeamons 1 appearance
Daniel Yearty 1 appearance
William Yerkis 1 appearance
Daniel Yerty 1 appearance
Caroline Yeuglings 1 appearance
Jacob Yontry 1 appearance
Jacob Yonts 1 appearance
Sarah Ann Yonts 1 appearance
Jacob Yontz 1 appearance
Joseph Yontz 2 appearances
William Yontz 1 appearance
Joseph Younce 1 appearance
A Young 2 appearances
Adam Young 3 appearances
Alexander Young 3 appearances
Ann C Young 1 appearance
E Young 1 appearance
Elijah Young 1 appearance
Elizabeth Young 1 appearance
George Young 2 appearances
J Young 1 appearance
James Young 2 appearances
John Young 2 appearances
John G Young 1 appearance
John James Young 1 appearance
John M Young 1 appearance
Joseph Young 1 appearance
Joshua Young 1 appearance
Lewis F Young 1 appearance
Louden Young 1 appearance
Margaret Young 2 appearances
Martin Young 1 appearance
Nelson Young 2 appearances
Nicholas Young 3 appearances
Peter A Young 1 appearance
Pheby Young 1 appearance
Samuel Young 2 appearances
William Young 2 appearances
John Youps 1 appearance
Elizabeth Yourty 1 appearance
Mary Yourty 1 appearance

How to Use These Records
A letter remaining notice does not prove permanent residence, but it can place a person near a particular post office at a particular moment in time. For laborers, migrants, women, tenants, and others who appear only rarely in formal records, these newspaper lists may be one of the few surviving traces of their presence in the area.

