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| 3501 | Published in The Columbian dated Jan 24, 1901 MRS. EFFIE VANCE MOYER. Again this community was shocked when, on Saturday evening, Shortly after six o clock it was announced that Mrs. Effie Vance, wife of John L. Mover, had expired. Though in ill health for some time past, and Confined to her bed for several weeks, she seemed bright and cheerful on Saturday, and, only a little while before her death, she was conversing pleasantly with members of the family, Little dreaming that death was so near, the other members of the household had gone out of the room, leaving one daughter, Helen, to sit with her mother. Suddenly the little girl noticed a strange expression on her mother's face, and, believing she had fainted, she called for assistance. Restoratives were applied, and every effort made to revive her, but when her physician, Dr. Reber, arrived Mrs. Moyer was dead. Heart disease, from which she had been suffering for some time, was the chief cause. For a number of years prior to her marriage Mrs. Moyer, then Miss Effie Vance, was a popular teacher in the public schools of Bloomsburg. She was a daughter of the late Major Michael Vance, of Orange township, and was born in Orange township on the 24th day of January, 1847. She was married to John L. Moyer on the 13th day of October, 1874, and to them were born the following children: Myra (Elmira), Laura, Helen, Lewis, William, and Harold, who, with their father, survive her. Two other children died in infancy. One sister. Miss Mary Vance, of this town, is the only surviving member of Major Vance's family. Mrs. Mover was possessed of a happy disposition, and bv reason of this and her many other admirable qualities of character, she was endeared to a large circle of friends. The family have many sympathizers in their bereavement. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon at half past one o'clock, the services being conducted by Rev. Dr.G.H. Hemingway, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, of which the deceased was a member, assisted by Rev. Mr. Martyn, of Orangeville. The Floral offerings of loving friends were numerous and beautiful, and the large attendance betokened the high esteem in which Mrs. Moyer was held. The remains were laid to rest in the family lot in Rosemont Cemetery. | Vance, Effie (I3342)
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| 3502 | Published: October 1, 2014 - Press Enterprise John Nevin “Poppy” Masteller, 89, son of the late Ray and Emma Masteller of Bloomsburg, passed to his eternal reward Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2014, at Sandpiper Rehab/Nursing Center in Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Born May 8, 1925, in Bloomsburg, he is survived by his sister, Gloria Pollitt of Hamilton Square, N.J.; two daughters: Bonnie Rothrock (Lynn) of Indian Land, S.C., and Vicky Becker (Robert) of Johns Island, S.C.; his son Brad Masteller (Marjorie) of Johns Island, S.C., and his niece, Linda O’Reilly (Patrick) of Kensington, Md. Also surviving are four grandchildren: Dr. Heather Dowlin (Alex) of Charlotte, N.C.; Marissa Marx (John) of Chester Springs, Pa.; Adam Becker and Amanda Rone (Nick), both of Johns Island, S.C. Also surviving are four great-grandchildren: Reese and Kinley Dowlin, Tessa Marx and Taylor Rone; and great-nieces Emma and Megan O’Reilly. In addition, he is survived by many dear extended family members. John was preceded in death by his parents and his beloved wife Audrey, whom he affectionately called “Spunky.” Upon graduation from Bloomsburg High School in 1942, he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps (radio gunner), serving from 1943 to 1946, and saw extensive duty in the European theater during World War II. After returning from the war, he enrolled at Temple University, graduating with a degree in Business Administration, and married Audrey Jean Vincent of Danville on Sept. 11, 1948. After a long career in personnel management, John and Audrey retired to South Carolina to be closer to their children. He and Audrey supported various animal charities and gave a loving home to a number of stray/abandoned cats over the years. A huge sports fan, John played basketball in high school, the armed forces and at Temple University. He was also an avid fan of all Penn State sports. There will be no public visitation. Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to God’s Grace Canine Rescue, 3128 Eastwood Drive, Charlotte, NC 28205, c/o Michalle Caylor, or to a no-kill animal shelter of your choice. Arrangements have been entrusted to James A. McAlister Funeral Home of Charleston, S.C. | Masteller, John Nevin "Poppy" (I3042)
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| 3503 | Pvt Andrew Morr, II | Morr, Pvt Andrew (I157)
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| 3504 | Pvt Jacob Meyer, Jr | Meyer, John Jacob (I379)
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| 3505 | PVT Thaddeus David Stover | Stover, Thaddeus David (I836)
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| 3506 | Rachel Schott | Shutt, Rachael (I769)
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| 3507 | Rebecca and her husband, Edwin Ziegler cared for her sister, Miriam Sherman's children, Miriam & Nevin, after her death in 1925 until the children's father, Anson, remarried in 1929. | Moyer, Rebecca Jane (I1652)
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| 3508 | Rebecca died single, aged about 16 years. | Meyer, Rebecca (I1089)
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| 3509 | Rebecca Schaeffer | Schaeffer, Rebecca Margaret (I92)
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| 3510 | Records from St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Schaefferstown, PA Name: Florence Frances Snavely Baptism Age: 0 Event Type: Baptism Birth Date: 4 Jan 1896 Baptism Date: 1 May 1896 Baptism Place: Schaefferstown, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Denomination: Lutheran Organization Name: St Luke's Lutheran Church Father: Joseph B Snavely Mother: Susan Snavely | Snavely, Florence (I3084)
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| 3511 | Records from St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Schaefferstown, PA. Name: Irene Emelia Snavely Baptism Age: 0 Event Type: Baptism Birth Date: 14 Oct 1898 Baptism Date: 24 Feb 1899 Baptism Place: Schaefferstown, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, USA Denomination: Lutheran Organization Name: St Luke's Lutheran Church Father: Joseph B Snavely Mother: Susan Snavely | Snavely, Irene (I3085)
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| 3512 | Regina Adeline “Ruth” Miller | Miller, Regina Ruth (I2395)
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| 3513 | Register Star - Monday, March 05, 1995 - page 5 - Rockford, Illinois. Obituary for Bruce Franklin Stevens Bruce F. Stevens, 35, Rockford, died at Swedish/American Hospital emergency. Born November 30, 1958, in Chicago, adopted son of Robert and Mary Moyer Stevens. Married Anna Wedekind-Johnson, November 07, 1986. Member of Plumbers & Pipefitters Union Local 23. Member of the Boy Scouts of America; earned Eagle Scout and Order of the Arrow. Confirmed in Westminister Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his wife, Anna of Rockford; three daughters by a previous marriage, Rhiannon, Francine and Melanie Stevens; three stepchildren, Aaron Johnson of Rochelle, and Charanna and Miccah Johnson of Rockford; six step-grandchildren; parents Robert and Mary Stevens of Rockford; sister. Lisa Stevens of Aurora, Colorado; several aunts, uncles and cousins. Graveside services at 11 a.m. , Wednesday, March 16, in Rose Hill Cemetery, Shabbona, Illinois. Visitation from 6 to 8 p.m., Tuesday in SUNDBERG FUNERAL HOME LTD., 215 N. 6TH Street. Memorials in his name to the family. | Stevens, Bruce Franklin (I2837)
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| 3514 | Reist – In Norristown on May 17, 1964, Irving L. Reist of 325 E. Derry Rd., Hershey, aged 88 years. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 P.M. from the Derry Presbyterian Church, Hershey. Interment at Spring Creek Cemetery, Hershey. Relative and friends are invited to attend without further notice. Friends may call at the Church Wednesday Noon until time of service. Arrangements by the Hoover Funeral Home, Hershey. Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Tuesday, 19 May 1964. | Reist, Irving L (I2918)
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| 3515 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Notes, Notes (I3047)
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| 3516 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Notes, Notes (I3047)
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| 3517 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Notes, Notes (I3047)
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| 3518 | Rev War Private. Captain G. Nagels Company. From Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Military Affairs | Moyer, Christopher (I68)
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| 3519 | REV. CHARLES ZWEIZIG, EX-HEAD OF ALLENTOWN COUNCIL OF CHURCHES The Rev. Dr. Charles R. Zweizig, 79, pastor of Salem United Church of Christ, Allentown, 1954-76, and former president of the Allentown Council of Churches, died Tuesday in Allentown Hospital. He was the husband of Grace E. (Lough) Zweizig, and resided at 1618 Walnut St., Allentown. They observed their 51st wedding anniversary last June. Before coming to Allentown, Rev. Zweizig served Salem Evangelical and Reformed Church, Harrisburg, for seven years, and First Evangelical and Reformed Church, Greensburg, Westmoreland County, for eight years. Following graduation from Lancaster Theological Seminary in 1932 and a year of graduate study at Yale Divinity School, he was ordained in Bethany Reformed Church, York, in 1934 and served there until 1939. Rev. Zweizig was a past chairman of ecumenism for the Lehigh County Conference of Churches and past president of the Lehigh Association of the Penn Northeast Conference of the UCC. He was former chairman of the Committee on Educational Institutions, Lehigh Synod, had served on the executive committee of the Lehigh County Conference of Churches. Born in Hamburg, he was a son of the late James and Mamie (Hinterleiter) Zweizig. Rev. Zweizig was a former director of the Lehigh County Tuberculosis and Health Society Inc. and was a former board member of the Episcopal House, Allentown. A 1929 graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, he received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from F&M; in 1951. He was a Grand Prelate of the Knights of Templar of Pennsylvania 1953-54. Surviving with his widow are two sons, the Rev. Charles R. Jr. of Columbus, Ohio, and Dr. Douglas L. of Middleton, Wis.; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Whitner of Allentown; two sisters, Irene, wife of Abner W. Becker of Harrisburg, and Mrs. Frank Rarick of Orwigsburg, and nine grandchildren. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday in Salem UCC. Calling hours will be 7-9 p.m. Thursday in the Stephens Funeral Home, 1335-37 Linden St., and 9:30 a.m. Friday until services in the church. By The Morning Call Jan 28, 1986 at 12:00 am Lehigh Valley News. | Zweizig, Charles (I3045)
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| 3520 | Rev. George E. Limbert. – After an illness of seven weeks as a result of diphtheria and its after effects the Rev. George Elias Limbert, pastor of the Trinity Reformed church, of Altoona, died in that city at 9.30 o’clock Monday morning. For six days preceding his death he had been in a very critical condition, though he was conscious until the end. Deceased was born at Madisonburg, Centre county, December 20th, 1865. He was the son of Henry J. and Caroline Limbert, who were most estimable residents of that place. After he had become a member of the Reformed church, which was at the ages of twenty years, he decided to study for the ministry. He was active in the religious work while a pupil in the Spring Mills school in his native county, and later entered college at Lancaster, graduating in 1890, with high honors. He then entered the theological seminary and graduated from there in 1893. Afterwards he went to Grove City, at which place he was ordained, organized a congregation from a mission and remained its head for seven years. During that time he charge prospered and many new members were added to the roll. From Grove City he went to Danville, remaining nearly six years. May 3rd, 1905, he went to Altoona as pastor of Trinity Reformed church, succeeding the Rev. Lewis Robb. He did good work among his congregation and had endeared himself greatly to the members. Rev. Limbert was one of the most popular as well as prominent ministers in the Reformed church and was a man who had many friends. He was ever thoughtful for the welfare of others and even in the last hours of his life, when he knew that death was near, he endeavored by counsel and prayer to prepare those around him for the last great day. He is survived by his wife and one son, Paul, at home; his aged mother, at the old home in Madisonburg, with one sister and four brothers, as follows; Annie, William and Daniel, of Madisonburg; Harvey, of Pittsburg, and Alfred, living in eastern Ohio. Funeral services were held in the church over which he had been pastor, at 8 o’clock Wednesday evening, and were conducted by his fellow ministers in the Mountain city. Yesterday the remains were shipped through Bellefonte to Madisonburg, to the home of his mother, from where the funeral will be held this morning, internment to be in the Reformed church cemetery. | Limbert, Rev George Elias (I1315)
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| 3521 | Rev. Peter E. Heimer | Heimer, Peter E. (I2274)
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| 3522 | Reverend. | Houtz, Alfred (I299)
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| 3523 | Revolutionary War. Served in Captain Ben Weiser's company. From Genealogy of the Meyer Family by Henry Meyer. 1890. Philip (son of Jacob, son of Gr. Meyer) was married to Margaret Morr, sister of his brother John Jacob's wife Julia, daughters of Andrew Morr, one of the early settlers in the region where Freeburg, Pa., is now located. The respective family histories of the Meyers and Morrs have been running in parallel streams for over a century with frequent intermingling of their branches all along their course. The first record of marriage between the two families is that of Philip Meyer and Margaret Morr, which occurred about the year 1780; and the members of the families still continue to intermarry in Ohio. Philip was the oldest of the sons; heavy built, muscular and active, but not as tall as his brothers. He was a noted wrestler in his day, and was not averse to contests of a more serious nature, as his numerous experiments in that line seem to demonstrate. But that was in an age when physical power was at a premium. The man who could leap the greatest distance, could kick the highest and hit the hardest blows was a hero and received the applause of society. There was a vast amount of hard work to do in those pioneer days, and for want of labor-saving machinery; it had to be accomplished by sheer physical force. Hence, any exercise which tended to muscular development, or exhibited physical vigor in its greatest perfection, was cherished and applauded. - Philip served in the Revolutionary War, being a member of Capt. Ben. Weiser's company. Adam Schaeffer was Lieutenant of the company, and subsequently became captain by promotion. On his return from the army Philip settled down to domestic life near Freeburg for a number of years, thence moved to Brushvalley, Centre Co., Pa., and bought a tract of land about a mile east of the present post village of Wolfs Store. This was about the year 1802. His brother Henry had then been in the valley five years, while Michael, another brother, came three years later. Mr. Meyer, the subject of our sketch, was of a liberal disposition, - was kind to his family, generous to his neighbors, and a useful citizen in his township. For many years he was supervisor of Miles township, serving in that capacity in 1815, when the public road from Wolf's Store across the mountains to Pennsvalley was made. Philip was a consistent member of the Reformed Church, and mother states he experienced religion in his declining days and died a happy Christian. A short time before his death, he remarked to Mr. Fred. C. Meyer, of Freeburg, who visited him, "I am ready to die." He breathed his last April 27, 1831, aged 75 years, 5 months and 13 days. His wife was born Aug. 20, 1759; died March 12, 1829. Both are buried in the Lutheran and Reformed cemetery, Rebersburg, Pa. One tombstone marks the graves of both. Their descendants are legion and are all out West, mostly in Ohio and Iowa. There were eleven children, seven sons and four daughters. | Meyer, Philip (I127)
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| 3524 | Richard Brittaine and Christian Reymers of Somersetshire, England. Above is from Ancestry - dates may not be correct. https://www.ancestrylibrary.com/family-tree/person/tree/82965486/person/46599034790/story | Brittaine, Richard (I2608)
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| 3525 | Richard Brittaine and Christian Reymers of Somersetshire, England. https://www.ancestrylibrary.com/family-tree/person/tree/82965486/person/46599034790/story | Reymers, Christian (I2609)
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| 3526 | RISSER - In this city on the 16th inst., John H. Risser, aged 57 years, 5 months and 22 days. Funeral held Thursday morning, at 9:45 o'clock, from his late residence, Tenth and Walnut streets. Services in First Reformed church. Interment private at Kimmerling's church. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. [Lebanon Daily News, July 17, 1898] | Risser, John H. (I3063)
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| 3527 | Risser – In North Lebanon Township, on the 29th inst., Lizzie S., widow of John Risser nee Schrom, aged 85 years. Funeral on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Arnold Funeral Home, 712 Chestnut. Interment at Bucher's Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may call Wednesday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home. [Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Pa., Wednesday February 1, 1950] | Schrom, Lizzie (I3092)
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| 3528 | Risser – In Yeagleystown, one the 3rd Inst., Franklin C. Risser, aged 29 years, 9 months. Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock, from his late residence, Yeagleystown, near Cornwall. Services at Reformed church, Bismarck. Interment at Bismarck cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notification. The Daily News, Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Friday, 5 July 1907, page 6. | Risser, Franklin Christian (I3088)
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| 3529 | Robert Emery Pattison Snook or Robert C. Snook | Snook, Robert (I738)
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| 3530 | Robert Franklin Stevens 1921—2017 Robert Franklin Stevens, 95, passed away peacefully February 5, 2017. Born April 9, 1921, near Paw Paw, IL to Ivy (Spoor) Stevens and Ray F. Stevens, the middle child of seven. He grew up in Shabbona, IL, served in the U.S. Navy from 1942 until 1946, graduated from the University of Illinois in 1949, with a BS in Accounting. He married Mary Edith Moyer on July 10, 1954, in Binghamton, NY and they returned to Rockford after their marriage. They adopted their son, Bruce in 1959, and daughter, Lisa in 1962. In 1963, they purchased the Shelby Motel in Shelbyville, KY and lived there until the family returned to Rockford in 1970. Bob managed the Alpine Inn and the Sweden House Lodge until his retirement in 1983. Bob continued to work part-time for Fridh Corporation for the next 23 years. He and Mary were active members at Westminster Presbyterian Church, joining in 1972. Bob was a member of the Rotary Club, both in Shelbyville and in Rockford for over 25 years. Bob is predeceased by parents, Ray and Ivy Stevens; wife, Mary Stevens; brothers, Millard, Russell and James Stevens; sister, Shirley McGinnis; and son, Bruce Stevens. He is survived by his daughter, Lisa (Gail) Colbert of Brighton, CO; sisters, Phyllis Stevens of Denver, CO and Betty Challand of Rockford, IL; granddaughters, Rhiannon (Ryan) Caufield, Francine Stevens and Melanie Stevens, all of the Milwaukee, WI area; 4 great-grandchildren, Haileah, Brittany, Reese and Rylen; as well as many nieces and nephews. Visitation from 10 to 11 a.m., and memorial service at 11 a.m., Saturday, April 8, 2017, at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 2821 N. Bell School Road, Rockford, IL 61107. Luncheon to follow the service, at the church. Both Bruce and Lisa were adopted through the assistance of the Goldie Floberg Children's home, so the family requests in lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Goldie Floberg Center, 58 W. Rockton Road/P.O. Box 346, Rockton, IL 61072 or by visiting www.goldiefloberg.org/donate-online. Please make your donation in memory of Robert Stevens. | Stevens, Robert Franklin (I2836)
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| 3531 | Robert Simanton Sr, was a native of Scotland (pg 166 Jacoby) and settled in North New Jersey. Per records of First Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia, was married May 17, 1738, to Mary McDowell (Penna. Archives, 2nd Series, v.9). The year they moved to Northampton, PA, is unknown. On July 10, 1775 a deed was conveyed to him of 225 acres, located near Delaware River, signed by attorney for the executors of Thomas Bishop Vickries of British, England. The deed stated that this land adjoined OTHER LAND of Robert Simanton, with point that he came to this county before this date. (pg. 166 Jacoby). Robert was listed on tax list for 1772 for Mt. Bethel, as a farmer. For Jan. 1775, County tax rolls showed Robert owned 225 acres, of which 100 were cleared, 40 sowed with horses, cattle and sheep. (History of Northampton County, Pa., 1877, p.75. His will dated July 23, 1782 and proved Jan 27 1786. His seven children named: Margaret Nelson, Jane Brittan, Ester Ross, sons: Ephriam, Robert, Peter and Benjamin. Noted all four of his sons rendered service to the United States during the Revolution. Source: The Jacoby family genealogy : a record of the descendants of the pioneer, Peter Jacoby of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 1930 pgs. 166-168 and pg. 173. Additional information on their children. Sons; Robert Jr, (FAG # 112626904) and Peter (FAG # 43916882) changed the spelling of their last name to Simington. ( Both Unlinked at this time) His son John (no memorial) died in the War while being a British prisoner (p. 168, Jacoby). His son James Simanton (FAG # 19877637) Margaret (Nelson) and Ester (Ross) have no memorials. Robert & Mary have no "photo of a formal cemetery burial", many of their family are buried at the old Presbyterian churchyard in Martins Creek. The Scottish-Irish Presbyterian Cemetery is one of the oldest graveyards in area. The Historic Pennsylvania Society published in June 1899, Old Grave Yards of Northampton by John Eyerman, Pg 5: Lower Mt Bethel Presbyterian, Vol.1 in which he reported the graveyard was in disarray and compiled a list of stones that could be identified. Many of which were a part of this family: Jacoby, Foreman, and Brittan's and some of the Simanton family. Robert Simanton was not listed in that original list, but very conceivable he was buried in this cemetery, in an unmarked grave. The family bible was lost per his son Robert, Jr, reported on Aug 24, 1837. (Pg 166 Jacoby). Robert Sr will made provisions to be buried in a decent manner at the discretion of his executors. We can infer that his body was buried. Historical Source: The Jacoby family genealogy : a record of the descendants of the pioneer, Peter Jacoby of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, pgs 166-168; The Simanton family. H. S. Jacoby, 1930. | Simonton, Robert (I2027)
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| 3532 | Rootsweb info needs to be verified: Parents of Joseph Collins (1695-1757) married to Rachel Dorset Father: Joseph COLLINS b: 1635 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts. Death: Abt. 4 Feb 1733/34 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts. Mother: Sarah HIRES b: 1642 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts | Collins, Joseph (I2575)
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| 3533 | Rootsweb info: Parents of John Poling (1620-1700) Father: Thomas Poling b: 1590 in Gloucestershire, England. Death: 1660 in New York. | Poling, Thomas (I2574)
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| 3534 | rootsweb url non-existent - http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=hunterdonnjbefor&id=I4424 before 1800, Hunterdon County Frederick adameve2@comcast.net Name: Catherine KLINE Birth: 22 Dec 1740 in Death: 29 Dec 1825 in Rush, Northumberland, PA Note: NJ Archives Vol 35 wills 1781-1785 p. 237 lib 29:290 dad's will Bonham, a Family Genealogy 1996 p. 579 Marriage 1 Jacob GEARHART b: 1735 in Strasbourg, Alsace-Lorraine, France * Married: ABT 1759 in , Hunterdon, Province of New Jersey, Great Britain Children 1. Elizabeth GEARHART b: 1 Feb 1761 in Flemington, Hunterdon, Province of New Jersey, Great Britain 2. Jacob GEARHART b: 15 Jan 1763 in Flemington, Hunterdon, Province of New Jersey, Great Britain 3. Harmon GEARHART b: 4 Jan 1765 in Flemington, Hunterdon, Province of New Jersey, Great Britain 4. John GEARHART b: 6 Apr 1767 in Flemington, Hunterdon, Province of New Jersey, Great Britain 5. Margaret GEARHART b: 1768 in Flemington, Hunterdon, Province of New Jersey, Great Britain 6. Isaac GEARHART b: 29 Dec 1769 in Flemington, Hunterdon, Province of New Jersey, Great Britain 7. Mary GEARHART b: 4 Mar 1773 in Flemington, Hunterdon, Province of New Jersey, Great Britain 8. George GEARHART b: 4 Mar 1773 in , Hunterdon, Province of New Jersey, Great Britain 9. William GEARHART b: 9 Jul 1776 in Flemington, Hunterdon, Province of New Jersey, Great Britain 10. Catherine GEARHART b: 1778 in Flemington, Hunterdon, Province of New Jersey, Great Britain | Kline, Catharine (I1901)
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| 3535 | Rootsweb/Ancestry - need to verify http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=carptree&id=I40679 Johannes Fehr Birth: 15 APR 1752 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania Occupation: blacksmith Death: 24 FEB 1839 in Bushkill Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Marriage Eva Rosina Geist b: 10 FEB 1757 in Tinnicum Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Married: 15 MAY 1773 in Tinnicum Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania OR http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2704975&id=I12119 Johannes "John" FEHR Birth: 15 May 1757 in PA- not the same date as above Death: 1839 in PA Father: Johannes Bernard FEHR b: ABT. 1735 in Germania, PA, died in Surry County, NC. His father: Paul Fehr born about 1680. Mother: Dorothea MAGASH\MAGASCH Marriage Eva Rosina GEIST b: 10 Feb 1757 in PA | Fehr, John (I1822)
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| 3536 | Roscoe and Eda May (Achenbach) Black had a son. Ralph Charles Black was born 9 Jan 1890. Eda May died the next day. Roscoe Black married a second time and is buried by his second wife in Wisner Township Cemetery, Wisner, Tuscola County, Michigan. So is Ralph and Eda May's son, Ralph Charles Black (1890-1966. | Achenbach, Eda May (I2085)
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| 3537 | Ross Donmoyer Stine | Stine, Ross (I3142)
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| 3538 | Row 17, #6. Next to wife Esther. | Gramley, Joseph (I953)
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| 3539 | Row 17, 36. Next to husband Joseph. | Schmeltzer, Esther “Hettie” (I1063)
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| 3540 | Row 19, #2. Next to parents and brother Kleine. Mrs. Anneada R. Hosterman of Rebersburg died at the Mountainview Unit of Centre Community Hospital Friday, September 6, 1974. She was born in Rebersburg, December 12, 1887, the daughter of Daniel and Mary Roush Royer. She was married to Edward Hosterman, who died October 15, 1964. She had no survivors. She was a teacher in the Penns Valley Schools for many years. She was a graduate of the Lock Haven State Teachers College and was a life member of the Rebersburg United Methodist Church. Funeral services were held at the George G. Neff Jr. Funeral Home, Millheim, with the Reverend Daniel Long officiating. Interment was in the Evangelical Cemetery, Rebersburg. From Her Obituary: Saturday, September 7, 1974 Centre Daily Times State College, PA From Her 1890 Baptism Record: Name: Aneda Hoy Royer Baptism Age: 1 Event Type: Baptism Birth Date: 12 Dec 1888 Baptism Date: 16 Feb 1890 Baptism Place: Rebersburg, Centre, Pennsylvania, USA Denomination: Methodist Organization Name: United Methodist Church Father: Daniel D Royer Mother: Mary A Royer First married to Charles Secrist Married to Ed Hosterman | Royer, Anneada Hoy (I1020)
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| 3541 | Row 19, #2. Next to husband Daniel and two fo their children, Kleine and Anneada. | Roush, Mary A. (I1015)
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| 3542 | Row 20, #3. Next to husband T. Jefferson. | Gramley, Hannah (I800)
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| 3543 | Row 6, #12. Next to son David B. Meyer and daughter-in-law Fyetta. | Bierly, Hannah (I273)
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| 3544 | Row 6, #13. Between his Mother (Hannah) and his wife (Fayetta). Genealogy of the Meyer Family by Henry Meyer David, born Sept. 15, 1827; married Fyetta, daughter of Anthony Bierly. He is a farmer by occupation and lives at present on a farm lying east of Jacksonville, Pa., about two miles. For many years he cultivated his father’s farm. Have one child: -Henry A, born Oct. 25, 1880 | Meyer, David Bierly (I366)
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| 3545 | Row 6, #14. Next to sister, Caroline. His middle initial might be B. or S. | Mingle, Henry S. (I374)
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| 3546 | Row 6, #16. Next to her husband Samuel and two of their children, Henry and Caroline. Married Samuel G.Mingle, widower husband of her late sister Matilda. Genealogy of the Meyer Family by Henry Meyer Catharine, born Feb. 8, 1829; married Samuel G. Mingle who had been married to her sister Matilda, deceased. See above Catharine lives at Lock Haven, Pa. Children.— Caroline E., died Nov. 2, 1863; aged 9 years, 7 months, 22 days- Effie J., born Oct. 12, 1855; Hannah M., born Dec. 26, 1858; Henry S, died June 17, 1862; aged one year. | Meyer, Catharine (I370)
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| 3547 | Row 6, #16. Next to his wife Katharine and two of their children, Henry and Caroline. Samuel was married first to Margaret Hosterman, second to Matilda Meyer, and after her death he was married third to her sister Catharine Meyer. | Mingle, Samuel Grove (I362)
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| 3548 | Row 6, #7. Next to her mother, Anna Royer. | Royer, Phebe Alice (I950)
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| 3549 | Row 6. #15. Next to brother, Henry. | Mingle, Caroline (I371)
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| 3550 | Row 8, #1. Next to husband and son James. | Mallory, Mary (I569)
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