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| 3351 | Never married. | Achenbach, Mary Agnes (I2080)
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| 3352 | Never married. Lived with her father until his death in 1849, and then lived with her sister Barbara (Bierly). | Royer, Catharine (I764)
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| 3353 | New Jersey Deaths and Burials, 1720-1988: Name: Samuel Dorsett Name Note: Source - History of St. Peter's Church by W. Worthy/Jones, Parish House, 183 Rector St., 1924 Event Type: Death, 1822. New Jersey Age: 75 Birth Year (Estimated): 1747 Father's Name: Joseph Dorsett Mother's Name: Mary Vandeventer | Dorset, Samuel (I3005)
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| 3354 | Nine children, one named Effie. | Myers, George (I173)
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| 3355 | Nine Children. The family lived in Ashland and Wayne County, Ohio. From the Genealogy of the Meyer Family by Henry Meyer Henry (Philip, Jacob, Gr. Meyer) was married to Barbara Foreman, whose father used to live near Philip Meyer's home, Brushvalley, Centre Co. Pa. Henry moved to Ohio. His wife, Barbara, died (or was buried), April 24, 1885, aged 90 years, 20 days. ISSUE: 1. George, married Annie Herr. He was born about the year 1815. The family lived in Wayne County, O. 2. John, married to Annie Morr, Wayne Co., 0. 3. Margaret, married Samuel Herr, Ashland, O. 4. Daniel, deceased, was married to Sarah Kanaga. Lived in Wayne Co., 0. 5. Susan, married to David Herr. Lived in Wayne Co., 0. She is a widow. 6. Henry, deceased. 7. Eliza, married Jacob Ball, Ashland, O. 8. William, married to Mary Miller, Ashland, O. 9. Reuben, single (1882). | Meyer, Henry (I190)
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| 3356 | NJ Archives Vol 35 wills 1781-1785 p. 237 lib 29:290 Documents relating to the colonial, revolutionary and post-revolutionary history of the State of New Jersey, Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Administrations, Etc. First Series, Vol. XXXV (35): 1781-1785, Volume VI https://jerseyrootsgenealogy.wordpress.com/2015/10/10/new-jersey-estate-records-part-2/ https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE63883 1777, Aug. 1. Kline, Hermen, of Kingwood, Hunterdon Co., yeoman; will of. Son, Isaac, my loom, and the part of my plantation where he lives. Son, Hermen, plantation where he lives, and Dutch Bible. Son, George, y2 of my plantation, where he lives. Son, John, plantation where he lives. Son, Abraham, plantation where he lives. Daughter, Christeen, wife of Tunis Hummer, £80. Daughter, Cathrine, wife of Jacob Keerheart, £80. Daughter, Mary, wife of Henry Mead, £80. Daughter, Rachel, wife of Joseph Bishop, £80. Daughter, Sophia, wife of George Cramer, £80. Executors-Sons, Hermen and Abraham. Witnesses-Abraham Couwenhoven, Jacob Demott, Henry Swesey. 1785, Jan. 26. Codicil. Son, Isaac, to be Executor instead of Abraham. Grandchildren, tha t part of the land devised to their father, my son, George, namely: George, Mary, Elizabeth, Piggy, Rebecca and Francky Kline; said son being deceased. His wife, Rebecca, to have the use of the land. Daughter, Mary, wife of Henry Mead, £80. Witnesses-Abraham Couwenhoven, Tunis Tunison. Proved April 26, 1787. 1792, Feb. 13. Inventory, £22.2.0, made by Thomas Jones and John McVay. Lib. 29, p. 290. Hermanus Kline ALIA: Herman /Kline/ Birth: 1707 in Kingwood Township, Hunterdon, NJ Death: 1787 in Kingwood Township, Hunterdon Co., NJ Will: 24 APR 1787 Probated before 1800, Hunterdon County Hunterdon Co, NJ, inhabitants 1700-1800 Note: Family Bible Records, Flemington Historical Library discrepancy over date of birth Note: NAME: Hermanus Klyn, Early Germans of New Jersey, p. 432 WILL: Kingwood, 1 Aug, 1777, prob. 26 April, 1787 (Trenton, Lib. 21, fol. 290) names ch: 1. ISAAC, m. Margaret and had Isaac, b. 30 May 1771. Ibid. SOURCE: Early Germans of New Jersey, Arlington Heights Library (IL) NAME: Hermanus Klyn (Kline or Cline) WILL: Trenton, Lib. 21, fol. 290 FAMILY: Will names 10 children | Kline, Hermanus (I1894)
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| 3357 | No census record. | Kreider, Leidy (I2428)
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| 3358 | no death certificate available | McGee, Jeremiah R. (I90)
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| 3359 | No entry on findagrave. Source: Genealogy of the Miller and Pursel Families, page 151. | Bodine, Elizabeth (I1931)
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| 3360 | No entry on findagrave. | Bodine, Abraham (I2567)
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| 3361 | No entry on findagrave. | Janse, Adriantje (I2568)
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| 3362 | No entry on findagrave. | Willet, Edward (I1929)
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| 3363 | No findagrave entry. Only source is rootsweb http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2005988&id=I102587552 Name: Jurgen CRAMER Birth: 1692 Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown | Cramer, Jurgen (I1948)
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| 3364 | No findagrave info. From rootsweb Kline, Herman or Hermanus Birth: 1704 New York Death: 1787 Hunterdon County, New Jersey | Kline, Hermanus (I1894)
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| 3365 | No tombstone left, exact location not known, but is within a few step of Philip Shott who died in 1802. From the Genealogy of the Meyer Family by Henry Meyer, page 61: Mary was the daughter of Jacob Steese of Penn's township Snyder County. She was Henry's first wife. About 1797 or 1798 they came to Brush Valley. Mary is said to have been a very stout & strong woman and while single had been in charge of a grist mill, an occupation requiring considerable physical strength. She died in August 1801 of malignant fever which she contracted while visiting her brother Frederick Steese in Snyder County. Tradition says it was yellow fever. She is buried in the Lutheran & Reformed Cemetery. | Steese, Mary (I267)
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| 3366 | Nomia | Green, Naomi (I2869)
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| 3367 | Not sure if this findagrave entry matches this Jacob https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/87384736/jacob-moyer Section 1, Row 2, #2 | Moyer, Jacob (I756)
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| 3368 | Not sure if this person fits into this genealogy. From findagrave Peter Ream born 1764, died 1833 Lebanon County, PA, buried Schaefferstown Cemetery, Schaefferstown, Lebanon County, PA. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/47725299/peter-ream no photo. Susanna Ream born 16 September 1779, died 29 June 1838 and buried Schaefferstown Cemetery, Schaefferstown, Lebanon County, PA https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119199533/susanna-ream has photo of her stone. | Ream, Peter (I126)
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| 3369 | Note and obituary from Find a Grave: Was married three times. First to Elsa Meyers in 1914, no children. He married Isabella Newcomet in 1919 and they had five children. They divorced some time after 1942. His third wife was the former Leonore Rhoda, no children. Long Time Organist Dies At 79 John William Moyer, 79, a long time city organist, died Saturday at 7:20 p.m. in his residence at 108 Windsor St. Born in Reading, a son of the late Frederick and Catherine (Reeser) Moyer, he played the organ at St. Mary's Episcopal Church for the past 23 years, last working in July 1971. He was a member of St. Mary's Church; Heister Lodge 600 F&AM, and the American Guild of Organists.Surviving are his widow, Leonore (Rhoda) Moyer; a son, Robert F., Charlestown, Md., and a grandson. Services will be held in st. Mary's Church Wednesday at 10:30 a.m., the Rev. David J. Sweet officiating. Burial will be in Charles Evans Cemetery. Cramp Funeral Home has charge of arrangements. (Published in the Reading Eagle, Reading, Pennsylvania on 12 Mar 1972.) | Moyer, John William (I1053)
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| 3370 | Note from Family Memorial of John Phillip Achenbach: Samuel Achenbach, Jr., member of Co. K, 112th Reg. P.V., was taken prisoner on the 29th of September last and died on the 18th of December in the horrible prison at Salisbury, N.C. He was a son of Samuel Achenbach of Orangeville and was taken prisoner whie making an assault at Chapin's Bluff. | Achenbach, Samuel (I2075)
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| 3371 | Note from findagrave: Death month on gravestone is incorrect. Both of her known obituaries described her as passing at 7 o'clock Monday evening on January 26, 1920. Married John Trumbo on November 20, 1856 in LaSalle County, IL Son: Walter Newman Married James Bruce Ewer on December 23, 1865 in Peoria County, IL Children: Estella Blanche, Laura May, Albertus Bruce, George Chase Obituaries: "The Severyite" Jan 27, 1920 page 1: birth place listed as LaSalle County. "The Ottawa Herald" Jan 27, 1920 page 1: birth place listed as Bureau County and father as Madison Lamb. No other known sources refer to a Madison Lamb, and she is censused with Benjamin and Julia in LaSalle County. Censuses: 1850 in Rutland, LaSalle, IL with parents Benjamin and Julia Lamb, plus siblings 1860 in Rutland, LaSalle, IL with son Walter, mother Julia Lamb, plus siblings 1870 in Rutland, LaSalle, IL with James B, Walter F, & Estella B 1875 in Franklin, Douglas, KS with James B, Estella B, Laura B 1880 in Peoria, Franklin, KS with James B, Estella B, Lotta M, Albert B, & George C 1895 in Miami, Linn, KS with Bert & George Ewer 1900 in Ottawa, Franklin, KS with George W & Lottie Riley 1910 in Ottawa, Franklin, KS with George W & Laura Riley 1920 in Twin Grove, Greenwood, KS with George W & Laura Riley. Her 1920 census entry was enumerated on January 16 or 17, just before her death. | Lamb, Mary Jane "Jennie" (I2753)
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| 3372 | Note from Sarah Jane Kline Houtz, Family Memorial of John Phillip Achenbach and Descendants in the United States: Roy Clyde Achenbach, born in Clay Center, Kansas, February 10, 1879, accidentally shot and instantly killed himself September 23, 1897; buried in City Cemetery, Clay Center Kansas. "This accident terminates the earthly career of as promising a young man as this city could boast of - free from bad habits, bright as a business man, a good musician, and a general favorite in this community," etc - Extract from Clay Center Times. | Achenbach, Roy Clyde (I2143)
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| 3373 | Note from visiting the cemetery: Philomena born single digit maybe 6 April 1764 but looks like 1. Died 10 1837. Aged 72, 11 and 6 maybe. | Havice, Phoebe (I2518)
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| 3374 | Note on Find a Grave: Eliza Fehr Mohn was born June 7, 1805 in Northampton County, PA. She was the thirteenth child of John Fehr and Eva Rosina Geist of Bushkill, PA. Her grandfather, John (Johannes) Fehr was a blacksmith who saw military service with the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. About 1823, she married Henry Mohn, and they had 10 children, 8 of whom survived infancy, including Sylvester Mohn (born 1824), Henry S. Mohn (born 1826), Charles Mohn (born February, 1828), John J. Mohn (born 1836), Louisa Mohn, Julia Mohn (born 1839), Eleanora C. Mohn (born 1843), and Helen Mohn. With the onset of the Civil War, Sylvester Mohn, who married Rebecca Tombler, enlisted and served two tours of duty with the Second Pennsylvania Cavalry. He was wounded in the shoulder by shell shrapnel at the battle of Deep Bottom (in Virginia) and died in 1864 at a field hospital in Annapolis, MD. He was buried in Belfast Union Cemetery. Charles Mohn similarly enlisted and served with the Second Pennsylvania Cavalry, and he married Louisa Moyer. Henry S. Mohn, who also enlisted and served with the Second Pennsylvania Cavalry in the Civil War, married Anna Caroline Smith. John J. Mohn, who additionally enlisted and served two tours of duty with the Second Pennsylvania Cavalry, married Araminta Bishop. Louisa Mohn married Jackson Leibert. Julia Mohn married Dr. William Crawford of Nazareth, PA. Elenora (Ellen) Mohn married Francis Buchecker of Salisbury (Lehigh County), PA, and Helen Mohn married Josiah Moyer. After her husband Henry died in 1876, Eliza lived with her daughter, Eleanora, and son-in-law (Francis Buchecker) in Salisbury, PA. She died at the Buchecker home on September 22, 1890 at the age of 85 and was buried next to Henry in Belfast Union Cemetery. | Fehr, Eliza (I3297)
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| 3375 | Note on Find a Grave: Wife of John Jacob Meyer. | Buchtel, Elizabeth (I1720)
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| 3376 | Note on Find a Grave: Son of elder Mr. Meyer from Germany. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/63450141/john-jacob-meyer | Meyer, Jacob (I1227)
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| 3377 | Note on Margaret Hoffman's findagrave entry: Margaret Hoffman was the second wife of Capt. Henry Schaeffer and the mother of two sons named Henry. The first lived less than a year. They lived their married life in Schaefferstown, Lebanon Co., PA. | Schaeffer, Henry (I2838)
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| 3378 | Note: William and Irene (Achenbach) Keller had a second daughter named Caroline, born about December 1939. She is listed in the 1940 US census (taken 4 April 1940) as being about 4 months old. | Keller, Infant Daughter Caroline (I2813)
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| 3379 | Note: 1850 - age 43. Apparently widowed. Also in household, Rozetta Kreider, age 40 and Nancy Kreider age 35. Sources: 1. Type: Census Title: 1850 U.S. Census Place: Haines/Penn Twp., Centre Co., PA Media: Scanned Image Location: Genealogy.com | Bowman, Leah (I1839)
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| 3380 | Note: Find a Grave gives her year of birth as 1882. However, all other documentation gives the year as 1877. | Walker, Eleanor Mae "Nellie" (I483)
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| 3381 | Note: Susan's name is on a shared headstone with her husband Franklin in Saint Mathew Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery in Clinton County, PA. Please note, however, that she died in California where both of her son's lived. And there was an entry on Find a Grave for her name for Loma Visa Memorial Park with a photo of a headstone that matches the style of the headstone for both of her sons who are also buried there. Currently the only entry for her on Find a Grave is for Saint Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery, but it includes the headstone photo that appears to be from California. | Brungard, Susan (I837)
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| 3382 | Notes and obituary from Find a Grave: Son of Sarah Fox and Michael Moyer. Married to Anna Greenwalt/Greenawalt on 28 Feb 1860 in Hummelstown, Dauphin Co, PA. ****************************************** The Lyon County News and The Emporia Times, 20 Apr 1911, Thursday M. F. MOYER DEAD M. F. Moyer died Thursday afternoon at the home of his son M. L. Moyer, in Chase County. Mr. Moyer has been in poor health for some time and his death was expected by the family. He was born at Hummelstown, Pennsylvania, in 1834, and came to Kansas in 1878, settling at Emporia where he has resided practically since. He leaves three living children: Mrs. Lizzie Rain, of Topeka; M. L. Moyer, of Chase County; and Mrs. James M. Sleisher, who lives four miles north of town. | Moyer, Michael Fox (I1368)
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| 3383 | Notes from Find a Grave: Daughter of Nancy Gish and Samuel Greenwalt. Ancestry.com and the cemetery list her name as "Greenwalt," but the marker lists it as "Greenawalt." Wife of Michael F. Moyer. Married on 28 Feb 1860 in Hummelstown, Dauphin Co, PA. | Greenwalt, Annie (I1369)
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| 3384 | notes have his date of birth 1841 and 1840. | Achenbach, David (I2184)
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| 3385 | notes have his middle initial as S. or T. | Achenbach, Edwin J. (I2220)
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| 3386 | Notes on Find a Grave: Henry Franklin Mohn was born October 4, 1803 in Plainfield Township, Northampton County, PA, a small settlement just north of Nazareth, PA. His father, Johannes G. Mohn (1755-1822) - see Memorial #125795153, was a native of Germany: a Hessian soldier who arrived in New York Harbor in the spring of 1776 and was later taken prisoner after the First Battle of Trenton. He was subsequently sent to a prisoner of war camp in Allentown, PA where he helped to make shoes for the Revolutionary soldiers. After the War, Henry's father worked as a shoemaker and farmer, married Catarina Metzger (1774-1813) - see Memorial #154710903), and, together, had five children, including Henry. Henry's siblings were, Elisabeth (1795-1813), Christina (1797-?), John G. Jr. (1800-1857) - see Memorial #46104708 and Peter (1806-1888) - see Memorial #64919992. It is documented that, as a young man, Henry initially worked as a shoemaker, but he later cultivated a farm of 70 acres near Belfast, PA for about 6 years until 1828. In 1834, he began work as a grinder and stocker (a maker of wooden gunstocks) at the Boulton Gun Works in Jacobsburg, PA (part of Bushkill Township), and he continued both full time and part time there until 1857. Also during this time, he became skilled in the concoction of medicinal herbs and roots, and he traveled extensively, selling and delivering his medications to many patrons throughout the region. Later, he became the proprietor of a hotel in Brodheads, PA, which is located between Bethlehem and Nazareth, PA. He subsequently became proprietor of a different hotel located in Salisbury, Lehigh County, PA for 3 years, and then he retired. About 1823, Henry married Eliza Fehr, the youngest daughter of John Fehr of Bushkill, Northampton County, PA. They had 11 children, 9 of whom survived infancy, including Sylvester Mohn (born 1824), Henry S. Mohn (born 1826), Charles Mohn (born February, 1828), Stephen Andrew Mohn (born 1831 died 1833), Louisa Mohn (born 1834), John J. Mohn (born 1836), Julia Mohn (born 1839), Eleanora C. Mohn (born 1843), and Helen Mohn (born 1846). Their four sons (Sylvester, Henry S., Charles, and John J.) were all Union Army veterans of the Civil War (2nd Pennsylvania Cavalry, 59th Regiment, Companies H and I). Sylvester Mohn died in 1864 from a shoulder wound caused by shell shrapnel in the battle of Deep Bottom (in Virginia). He was buried in an unmarked grave in Annapolis, MD, but his cenotaph was placed in Belfast Union Cemetery (see his record on find-a-grave, Memorial #16130971). At age 73, Henry Mohn died on March 13, 1876 and was buried in Belfast Union Cemetery. His wife, Eliza, died Sept. 22, 1890 and was buried beside Henry (see her record on find-a-grave, Memorial #72914022). It should be mentioned that on March 16, 1828, Henry Mohn became one of 16 founding members of Union Church and Cemetery in Bushkill, PA (outside of Belfast, PA) by donating either money and/or an acre of land and by signing a revised church constitution. Henry's donation included a portion of his farm which is, today, the site of St. Luke's UCC Church and Belfast Union Cemetery. For many years, Union Church and Cemetery (as they were known then) collectively served Lutheran, Moravian, and Dutch Reformed congregations. Over time, many local people called Union Church and Cemetery, “Henry's Church and Cemetery,” because members of the Henry family, who operated the nearby Henry Rifle Manufactory in Jacobsburg (also known as the Boulton Gun Works), first proposed and encouraged its establishment. Today, the expanded and rebuilt Union Church and Cemetery, located just outside of Belfast, PA, is now called St. Luke's United Church of Christ and Belfast Union Cemetery. | Mohn, Henry Franklin (I3303)
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| 3387 | Obit from Sarah Jane Kline Houtz, Family Memorial of John Phillip Achenbach and Descendants in the United States: John Achenbach, a retired farmer, died at his home in Nazareth Tuesday morning of general debility, aged seventy six years. He was a highly esteemed citizen and well known. His wife survives, also two brothers, Jacob and Thomas Achenbach, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary A. of Plainfield, widow of the late Rev. Eichenbach, and Mrs. Elizabeth Kistler, of Allentown. The funeral will be held this morning. Interment at Plainfield church. | Achenbach, John (I2155)
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| 3388 | Obituary HILTNER RUTH MOYER KREIDER HILTNER, aged 94, died February 5, 2011. Ruth was born in Toledo, OH on April 23, 1916, to Mary Elizabeth Moyer and Rev. Henry Royer Kreider. Ruth married William Albert Hiltner on August 12, 1939. They lived for many years in Williams Bay, WI and later in Ann Arbor, MI. Ruth was active in volunteer work all her life, including serving as President of the Badger Girl Scout Council from 1966 to 1970. Ruth is survived by brother Henry Kreider, daughter Kathryn Mook; sons William and Stephen; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband; her daughter Anne; and her sister Josephine Auten. Interment will be at Lutheran & Reformed Cemetery, Rebersburg, PA. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the Ruth and Albert Hiltner Fund in Astronomy at the University of Michigan, 500 S. State St. Suite 5000, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1382. http://obits.cleveland.com/obituaries/cleveland/obituary.aspx?n=ruth-moyer-kreider-hiltner&pid=148949559 | Kreider, Ruth Moyer (I1815)
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| 3389 | Obituary Helen Frisk Stover Funeral services for Helen Fisk Stover, 94, of 1930 Cliffside Drive, State College, will be private and at the convenience of the family. Arrangements are under the direction of Koch Funeral Home, State College. Mrs. Stover died of natural causes at Centre Community Hospital Monday (April 11, 1988) at 1:20 a.m. Mrs. Stover was a graduate of Duffs Business College, Pittsburgh. She was a member of Oakwood Presbyterian Church, State College, and a charter member of Eastern Star. She was born April 1, 1894, in Derry, a daughter of Carl F. and Karen Bostrom Frisk. On June 12, 1918, she married Guy Stover, who died Oct. 23, 1944. She is survived by two nephews, Harold Breon of Linden Hall and Richard Anderson of Stasburg, Ohio, both of whom she had resided with in the past. Memorial contributions may be made to Meals on Wheels, South Garner Street and East Beaver Avenue, State College, 16801, or Oakwood Presbyterian Church, 1901 Waddle Road, State College 16801. Centre Daily Times Wednesday, April 13, 1988 Page B-3 | Frisk, Helen (I2412)
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| 3390 | Obituary Josephine K. Ziegler Auten, peacefully departed this life January 2, 2007. She was born April 22, 1906 in Mont Alto, PA, the daughter of Henry R. and Mary Elizabeth (Moyer) Kreider. She grew up in Toledo, OH, lived for a number of years in Gainesville, FL, and for nearly 50 years in Lewisburg, PA. Her last 6 years were spent in Columbus, OH. She was predeceased by her first husband Edwin A. Ziegler, in 1967, by her second husband John T. Auten, in 1976, and by her daughter Elizabeth Z. Olson in 2006. She is survived by two daughters, Miriam M. Ziegler (Thomas Baldwin) of Tucson, AZ, and Joanna Z. Page (Alan Page) of Belchertown, MA; a brother, Henry R. Kreider of St. Petersburg, FL, and a sister, Ruth Hiltner of Cleveland, OH; seven grandchildren, David (Pamela) Zweizig, Miriam Zweizig (Michael Biggins), Andrew (Holly) Zweizig, James Page, Matthew (Sara) Page, Rebecca Baldwin, Ruth Baldwin; six great-grandchildren and one great-great grandson. Mrs. Auten earned a B.A. from the University of Toledo (OH) and a M.A. from Columbia University. She had a long career as a teacher, social worker, and devoted wife and mother. Her life was filled with volunteer civic, philanthropic, and church work, including the Red Cross, the Tri-County Girl Scout Council, the A.A.U.W., the League of Women Voters, the Lewisburg Business and Professional Women's Club, and the Lewisburg Civic Club. She was an active member of St. John's United Church of Christ, Lewisburg, PA for over 50 years. A local memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, January 19, 2007 in the Westminster chapel at the Westminster-Thurber Community, 717 Neil Avenue, Columbus, OH 43215, (614) 228-8888. Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to St. John's U.C.C., 1050 Buffalo Rd., Lewisburg, PA 17837, or to the Ziegler-Auten scholarship fund, Penn State Mont Alto, 1 Campus Drive, Mont Alto, PA 17237. | Kreider, Josephine Elizabeth (I637)
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| 3391 | Obituary KREIDER, Henry Royer on March 31, 2012, Henry Royer Kreider died in St. Petersburg, at the age of 100. He was born Dec. 31, 1911, in Baltimore, MD to Henry and Elizabeth (Moyer) Kreider. He receive a B.S. and M.S. from the University of Toledo and a Ph.D in chemistry from Ohio State University. Following graduation, Dr. Kreider worked for the American Medical Association, where he worked on drug standardization; at Mead Johnson, and served as associate director of research at William S. Merrell; as director of research at Cheesebrough-Ponds; as Vice-President of Viobin Corporation; and as director of research at Sherman Laboratories. Dr. Kreider was a member of the American Chemical Society, the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, American Research Directors, American Institute of Chemists, Sigma Xi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Sigma Chi. An Intellectually curious person, Dr. Kreider read and traveled extensively, was an avid sailor, a cyclist, graduating to a three-wheeler at the age of 95. He was a loving husband to his wife Virginia who predeceased him in 2005, and caring father, grandfather and great-grandfather. We will all miss his great sense of humor. Survivors include his two children, Kent Kreider and Joan Berardo; four grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Cremation has taken place and a celebration of his life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family has asked memorial contributions be made to University of Toledo. In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that contributions be made to the Henry R. Kreider Scholarship in Chemistry, University of Toledo, Attn: Alan A. Pinkerton, 2024 Bowman-Oddy, Mailstop 602, Toledo, OH 43606-3390. Tampa Bay Times, St. Petersburg, Florida. Sunday, 8 April 2012 | Kreider, Henry Royer (I2432)
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| 3392 | Obituary Moyer – Mrs. Mary E. Moyer, widow of the late Joseph K. Moyer, passed away at her home in Rebersburg last Saturday night, as the result of general debility. Her maiden name was Mary E. Kline and as a girl she attended the Millersville Normal School where she equipped herself as a teacher. Later she taught school at Loganton where she met Joseph K. Moyer and their marriage occurred in February, 1869. The latter was a lumberman and some years after their marriage they located at Rebersburg which had been their home ever since. Mr. Moyer passed away eleven years ago but of their ten children, eight survive, as follows: Flora (Mrs. Limbert) and John Nevin, of Rebersburg; Sara (Mrs. Bray), of Freeland, Pa; Elizabeth (Mrs. Kreider), of Toledo, Ohio; Hiram Bruce, of Albion, Pa.; Jason K., of Corning, N.Y., and Miriam (Mrs. Sherman), of Freehold, N.J. One daughter, Eva Moyer, died a few years ago and Calvin in childhood. She also leaves one brother, Howard Kline, of Adrian, Mich., and a sister, Mrs. Hattie Mengle, of Palmerton, N.J. From early girlhood Mrs. Moyer was a faithful member of the Reformed church and a true Christian woman. Funeral services were held at her late home at Rebersburg on Wednesday morning by Rev. Kurtz after which her remains were laid to rest in the Union cemetery at Rebersburg. | Kline, Mary Elizabeth (I1816)
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| 3393 | Obituary from Find a Grave Born to parents Isaac Kline and Mary Willet she married N. Patterson Moore and had at least one child Lavina. From Democratic Sentinel, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, Friday, September 28, 1900: After an illness of two weeks duration, Mrs. Moore, the loving wife of N.P. Moore, died at her home in Buckhorn at an early hour Tuesday morning. Deceased was in the seventy-fourth year of her age and for many years has been in ill health but three weeks ago she was stricken with paralysis and lingered between life and death until she passed away at the time above mentioned. Mrs. Moore was a lady of rare worth and was held in high esteem by those who knew her. She was an active member in the church when health permitted, where she will be missed. Deceases was a sister of the late Col. Miller of Orangeville and an aunt of Mrs. J.C. Moore of this town. The husband and five children, namely, C.H. Moore, of Nescopeck; John Moore of Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. John Weingard of Lewisburg; Mrs. Josephine Shultz, of Jerseytown, and Miss Lavina at home survive. Funeral services were conducted at the late home yesterday p.m. at one o'clock. Interment in the cemetery at Swenoda. | Kline, Araminta (I1859)
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| 3394 | Obituary from Find a Grave CHARLES E. ACHENBACH Despite the advanced age of Grandpa Achenbach, during which he had had no recent illness until last Thursday, Mr. Achenbach died Sunday morning about ten thirty, the ailment being angina. Mr. Achenbach was a man of the most genial temperament and lively mind, and loved conversation and discussion. He was a friend to all and is sadly missed in the Worthing family, with whom he has made his home for some three years. His frequent walks about town will be missed, with his cherry greetings. A brief service was held Tuesday morning at the Reeve funeral home and services were held at the Presbyterian church at Litchfield, his old home, where interment was made. Elder W.C. Rishel of the Christian church at Elmcreek officiated. Pallbearers were Jim Lang, Court Lang, George Lang, Elmer Slote, Henan Bacus and John Howard. Charles Edward Achenbach was born November 8, 1850, at Parksville, Michigan, and passed away January 24, 1943, at the age of ninety-two years, two months and sixteen days. In 1872 he and a friend, Mr. James Slote, came to Nebraska. As government land was being offered newcomers, they took up adjoining homesteads, near the present site of Hastings. Here, for eight years, he endured the rigors of early pioneering, experiencing encounters with Indian tribes, severe blizzards and then again the plague of grasshoppers. In 1880 he moved to Cedarville, Nebraska, east of the present town of Litchfield. In 1886 he was united in marriage to Kittie Bullis, at the home of her sister, Mrs. J.T. Campbell, then residing in Cedarville. To this union were born twin sons, Bertram and Bernard. They resided in this community for a number of years, except for a brief time, when he served as county treasurer at Loup City. After the death of his wife in 1897, he moved to Litchfield where he engaged in the grain business. In 1900 he was married to Mrs. Anna Coleman, To this union was born one son who died in infancy. In 1907 they moved to Michigan, returning to Litchfield in 1913, where he continued in the grain business until about 1935. In May, 1938, his wife Anna passed away. He maintained his home in Litchfield for over a year. He then moved to Elmcreek, making his home with his daughter, Mrs. Floyd Worthing, where he passed away Sunday morning. He leaves to mourn his passing, his two sons, B.H Achenbach, of Julesburg, Colorado, and B.D. Achenbach, of Grand Island; three step daughters, Mrs. Floyd Worthing, Elmcreek; Mrs. Harry Grove, Placerville, California; and Mrs. C. D. Smith, San Bernardino, California; twelve grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. He took a great interest in all civic and county affairs, and even though his latter years were spent away from Litchfield, he took a kern interest in the people of that community and always considered it his home. He was a member of the Presbyterian church, which he joined when a boy. His was a life full of rich experiences. Seeing this country progress from its crude pioneer hardships to the present day of modern conveniences and luxuries. He experienced the progression of modern travel from the lowly oxen to the modern streamliner. He took a keep interest in politics and world affairs, up until the time of his death, and could discuss these topics very fluently with his family and friends. No greater tribute could be paid to his very fine character than the love and esteem in which he was held by his loved ones, friends and acquaintances. | Achenbach, Charles Edward (I2123)
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| 3395 | Obituary from Find a Grave Civil War Veteran Company E Pennsylvania Calvary He was the last surviving Civil War Veteran in Centre County when he died. He spent most of his service in Tennessee. It was reported that his horse was once shot from under him. Civil War Veteran Dies At 103 Years STATE COLLEGE, Jan. 10. (AP) —Cyrus M. Walker, Centre county's last veteran of the war between the states, died Wednesday, January 9, 1946. He was 103. Walker served with the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry, which participated in three battles during the war. He attended the Blue and Gray Reunion at Gettysburg in 1938, marking the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. Walker was born Nov. 23, 1842 in Clintondale, Clinton County. Three daughters survive. Funeral services will be held Saturday. | Walker, Cyrus Meyer (I480)
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| 3396 | Obituary from Find a Grave Harrisburg Daily Independent, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Monday, January 5, 1880, Page 4 DIED MOYER--At Union Deposit, Dr Adam Moyer in the 47th year of his age. Funeral on Wednesday at o'clock am. Interment at Hummelstown Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited without further notice. Gravesite Details stone broken | Moyer, Adam (I1362)
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| 3397 | Obituary from Find a Grave Mrs. Elizabeth Moyer Caldwell died Wednesday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Arthur A. Bean in Greenville. Her death followed a lingering illness. She was the daughter of Michael and Susan Moyer. Elizabeth was born in September 1847 at Fryburg, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. She married Samuel Livingston Caldwell, with whom she spent the greater part of her life time in Delaware township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. She was a member of St. Johns Reformed church. Surviving are two daughters Mrs. Arthur Ealy Bean, Mrs. Ralph Sylvester Heckler and son Samuel Russell Caldwell. Two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Bio by: Kenneth Caldwell | Moyer, Lizzie (I1311)
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| 3398 | Obituary from Find a Grave OBITUARY After a long and painful illness, Mrs. C.E. Achenbach died Thursday, February 18th, 1897, aged 29 years, 11 mo. and 21 days. Kitty Bullis was born at Irondale, New York, February 27, 1867. Having been orphaned at an early age she made her home with her married sister, Mrs. J.T Campbell, with whom she moved to Cedarville, Nebraska, in the early days of Sherman county. She was married to Mr. C.E. Achenbach June 2nd, 1886. Having made her home here continuously, the citizens have known her almost since childhood and are now compelled to feel the loss of a true, self-reliant, jovial and kind hearted friend. The family lose a loving wife and mother, known far and wide for her may virtues, and the whole community grieves the departure of an esteemed neighbor and a popular member of society. That feeling was shown by the large attendance at the funeral. The services were held at the Presbyterian church in this village. Saturday at 11 a.m., officiated by Rev. J.A. Stevens, assisted by Rev. C.E Fenton and the remains were laid to rest in the Litchfield Cemetery. A husband and two little boys are bereft. | Bullis, Katherine L. (I2129)
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| 3399 | Obituary from Find a Grave The Holton Weekly Signal, April 12, 1905: Mrs. J. F. Conner died at her home in this city Sunday. Her last illness lasted but three weeks, although she had a stroke of paralysis three and a half years ago from which she has never recovered .... Mary Cline was born in Columbia county, Pennsylvania, September 16, 1829. She grew to womanhood and was married there to J. F. Conner December 24, 1849. In 1882 they moved with their family to Jackson county, to the farm north of Holton, where they lived until about six years ago when they came to town to reside. On the day before Christmas, in 1899, Mr. and Mrs. Conner celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary, and two months later, the husband was called home. Nine children were born of this union, one of whom died in infancy, and two others after they had reached maturity. The ones remaining are Isaac N. and J. L., who live in Pennsylvania, Wm. P. of Horton, A. B., Millie M. and Mrs. J. W. Kelchner, of this county. The two sons in Pennsylvania were not able to get here for the funeral .... Presbyterian church, of which Mrs. Conner had been a devoted member since girlhood .... ... Sunday morning, April 9, 1905 .... One daughter died in infancy and another in the bloom of young womanhood .... One son died after reaching full maturity .... Local and Personal. Mr. and Mrs. Will Clauser, and Mrs. Ralph Clauser of Topeka attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs. J. F. Conner. W. P. Conner, his two sons and daughter, Mary of Horton ... | Kline, Mary (I1862)
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| 3400 | Obituary from Find a Grave The Morning Press, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, Tuesday, January 30, 1923 Mrs. M.J. Shultz, a well known resident of Buckhorn, died at 10:30 o'clock Sunday night at the home of her sisters, Mrs. L.? L. Moore, at Buckhorn, after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Shultz was aged 73 years and 7 months and is survived by her sister, Mrs. Moore, at Buckhorn and two brothers, J.W. Moore, of Catawissa and C.H. Moore of Shamokin. Funeral services will be held on Thursday morning at ten o'clock at one home of Mrs. Moore and interment will be made in the New Columbia cemetery. | Moore, Mary Joanna (I276)
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