lalllwilil i ![ HHH / O. 2-1 . 2-7- LIBRARY OF THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY PRINCETON, N. J. Ti 4^4; ovn BX 9749 . B8 1923 The genealogical record of the Schwenkf elder families THE GENEALOGICAL RECORD of the SCHWENKFELDER FAMILIES Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2019 with funding from Princeton Theological Seminary Library https://archive.org/details/genealogicalrecoOOunse Caspar von Schwenckfeld of Ossig, Silesia (1490-1561). The great Reformer and Lay-Evangelist. Photograph copy of an oil portrait painted on mahogany wood in Schwenckfeld’s lifetime. The original is in Bavaria. The Schwenckfeld coat of arms can be descried in the upper right hand corner. (Courtesy of Dr. E. E. S. Johnson.) THE OCT 21 1929 ''Logical GENEALOGICAL RECORD OF THE SCHWENKFELDER FAMILIES SEEKERS OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY WHO FLED FROM SILESIA TO SAXONY AND THENCE TO PENNSYLVANIA IN THE YEARS 1731 TO 1737 EDITED BY SAMUEL KRIEBELBRECHT, A. M. Editor of “The Schwenkfeldian;” Secretary of the General Conference of the Schwenkfelder Church; Member The Historical Society of Pennsylvania; The Genealogical Society of' Pennsylvania; The Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, Historical Society; The Pennsylvania German Society. PRINTED FOR THE BOARD OF PUBLICATION OF THE SCHWENKFELDER CHURCH PENNSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA RAND M9NALLY & COMPANY NEW YORK 1923 CHICAGO Copyright, 1923, by The Board of Publication of the ScHWENKFELDER CHURCH THIS PUBLICATION IS AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED TO SARAH K. KRIEBEL BRECHT [25-80] MOTHER OF THE EDITOR THROUGH WHOM HE IS HONORED AS A DESCENDANT OF ONE OF THE MOST NOBLE GROUPS OF RELIGIOUS EXILES WHO SOUGHT PENNSYLVANIA AS A REFUGE . . ' TABLE OF CONTENTS Page List of Illustrations . XX Preface . XIII Explanations and Abbreviations . XVII Bibliography . XIX Introduction . 1 The Schwenkfelders: An Historical Sketch . 7 Supplementary History . Hi Number of Schwenkfelders . 16 The Migration to Gorlitz . 17 The Viehweg at Harpersdorf . 18 Burning of the Church at Harpersdorf . 19 Schwenkfelder Gratitude . 19 “Die Schwenkfelder” by Fedor Sommer . 20 Church Organization . 21 Church Edifices . 21 The Board of Missions . .. . 25 Other Schwenkfelder Institutions . 25 The Board of Publication . 26 Education Among the Schwenkfelders . 28 Summary of Statistics of the Schwenkfelder Church . 32 The Society of the Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles . 33 The Migrations of the Schwenkfelders . 34 First Migration . 34 Second Migration . 34 Third Migration . 36 Fourth Migration . 39 Fifth Migration . 39 Sixth Migration . 39 Facts Concerning the Third Migration . 40 Reise-Beschreibung von Altenau Bis Pennsylvanien . 45 Melchior Schultz List of Births . 51 Marriage Records . 52 Dates of Naturalization of the Schwenkfelders. . . 54 Enrollment of Schwenkfelders during the Revolutionary War . 56 Some Schwenkfelder Private Cemeteries . ■ . 58 Homes and Burial Places of the Immigrants . . . 60 Maps of Homesteads . 82 Elders’ Conference Acknowledgment . 84 Acknowledgment from the Town of Berthelsdorf . 85 Coat of Arms of the von Schwenckfeld Family . . . S6 George Scholtze [E 7] and his Descendants . 87 Anna Krauss [E 11] and her Descendants . 145 Melchior Heebner [E 17] and his Descendants . 219 Christopher Kriebel [E 19] and his Descendants . 227 David Heebner [E 21] and his Descendants . 269 Balzer Yeakel [E 22] and his Descendants . 343 Christopher Schubert [E 24] and his Descendants . 343 Melchior Kriebel [E 25] and his Descendants . 347 George Anders [E 27] and his Descendants . 413 George Rinewald [E 33] and his Descendants . 413 Hans Wiegner [E 35] and his Descendants . 413 vii TABLE OF CONTENTS— Continued Page George Wiegner [E 36] and his Descendants . 417 David Yeakel [E 38] and his Descendants . 465 Gregorius Meschter [E 43] and his Descendants . 565 Christopher Reinwald [E 44] and his Descendants . 629 George Mentzel [E 46] . 661 Melchior Mentzel [E 47] . 661 Melchior Neuman [E 48] and his Descendants . 661 Tobias Hartranft [E 49] and his Descendants . 683 George Weiss [E 50] and his Descendants . 855 Caspar Heydrick [E 51] . 859 Balzer Heydrick [E 52] and his Descendants . 859 Matthias Yeakel [E 54] and his Descendants . 885 David Seipt [E 59] and his Descendants . 885 George Heydrick [E 61] . . . 907 Gregorius Schultz [E 62] and his Descendants . 907 George Dresher [E 64] and his Descendants . 917 Melchior Meschter [E 66] and his Descendants . 927 George Schultz [E 68] and his Descendants . 939 Melchior Schultz [E 69] . . . 964 Christopher Schultz [E 70] and his Descendants . 964 Caspar John [E 71] . 1001 Andreas Warmer [E 73] . . . 1001 Hans Heebner [E 74] and his Descendants . 1001 David Schubert [E 75] and his Descendants . 1151 Susanna Heydrick Wiegner [E 76] and her Descendants . 1175 Ursula Hoffman [E 106] and her Descendants . 1179 Susanna Schultz [E 149] and her Descendants . 1185 Susanna Wiegner [E 154] and her Descendants . 1225 Regina Yeakel [E 160] and her Descendants . 1257 Anna Anders [E 161] and her Descendants . 1279 Abraham Heydrick [E 165] . 1311 Eva Meschter [E 169] and her Descendants . 1311 Abraham Beyer [E 184] and his Descendants . 1311 Anna Wagner [E 192] and her Descendants . 1433 Anna Wagner [E 196] and her Descendants . 1501 Christopher Heebner [E 199] and his Descendants . 1557 Maria Krauss [E 202] and her Descendants . 1563 Abraham Yeakel [E 208] and his Descendants . 1571 Lineage of Owner . 1578 Index . 1581 viii LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Plate Caspar von Schwenckfeld . . . Frontispiece Map of Silesia . 1 Views of Berthelsdorf, Saxony . 2 Page from the Harpersdorf Church Book . 3 Ship List of the Snow Lowther, October 14, 1731 . 4 Ship List of the Pennsylvania Merchant, Sept. 18, 1733 . 5 Ship List of the Brigantine Mary, June 28, 1735 . 6 Ship List of the St. Andrew, Sept. 12, 1734. . . , . 7 Complete Ship List of the Saint Andrew, Sept. 12, 1734 . 8 Map (No. 1.) of the Early Homes of the Schwenkfelders . , . 9 Key to Map No. 1 . . . 10 Map (No. 2.) of the Early Homes of the Schwenkfelders . 11 Key to Map No. 2 . 12 Carl Regent . 13 Johann Samuel Neander . 14 Passport of Friederich Borrmann . 15 August Gottlieb Spangenberg . 16 Count Ludwig von Zinzendorf . 17 Frederick the Great . 18 A Sun Dial . 19 Sun Dial in Three Planes . . 20 Anthony Ivrauss and Wife . 21 Page from John Krauss’ Algebra . 22 Christina S. Ivrauss and Susannah Y. Schultz . 23 Rev. and Mrs. Charles S. Wieand . 24 The Lutheran Church at Harpersdorf . 25 Interior View of Harpersdorf Lutheran Church . 26 Interior View of Harpersdorf Lutheran Church . 27 Close View of the “Tauf Engel” . 28 Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Kriebel . 29 Israel Kriebel Family Association . 30 Rev. Oscar S. Kriebel, D.D . 31 Palm Schwenkfelder Church . 32 Perkiomen School, Main Building . 33 Gymnasium, Perkiomen School . 34 Schwenkfelder Historical Library . 35 Fire Proof Vault of Historical Library . 36 John S. Heebner and Susanna K. Heebner . 37 George IIubner’s Will . 38 A.nna Gerhard Heebner and Esther Yeakel Gerhard . 39 Will of George Anders . 40 Letter from Hans Wied . 41 Letter from Town of -Berthelsdorf . 42 Caspar Kriebel Homestead . 43 List of Illustrations Commitment of George Kriebel to Easton Jail . Indenture of Christina Wieand . Abraham Kriebel Receipts . Rev. Daniel Kriebel . Mr. and Mrs. George Kriebel . Kriebel Family Reunion Association . David Y. Kriebel, Weaving Tape . Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church . Board of Missions of the Schwenkfelder Church . The Hans Heinrich Yeakel Cemetery . Five Generations of the Yeakel Family . Rev. and Mrs. Wynn Fairfield . John Lewis Masters, M.D . Marriage Contract, Christopher Reinwald and Susanna Seibt Sarah Reinewald Seibert . Jacob Rinewalt and Wife . Marriage Certificate of Jacob Rinewalt . Enos K. Newman Family Group . Group of Schwenkfelder Nonagenarians . The “Viehweg” Monument . Harpersdorf Views . The Catholic Chapel at Harpersdorf and the Spitzberg . Views of Lang Neundorf . Letter from the Van Buyssant Brothers . Signature of the Van der Smissen Sons . Children of Andrew and Mary Hartranft . Chester David Hartranft . . General John F. Hartranft . Statue of General John F. Hartranft . Schwenkfelder Historians . Rev. Elmer E. S. Johnson . The Heydrick Homestead . The Heydrick Log Cabin . Signature of Balthasar Heydrick . Hon. Christopher Heydrick . Rev. Jacob Meschter . Rev. George Meschter and William Y. Meschter . Rev. and Mrs. George K. Meschter . Group of Schwenkfelder Ministers . Washington’s Headquarters Farm . Washington’s Headquarters House . Amos S. Schultz and Elizabeth Kriebel Schultz . Amos Schultz Family Association . ; . Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Schultz . Sampler made by Regina Heebner Schultz . Schwenkfelder Matrons dressed for “Meeting” . Hannah Kriebel Schultz with Spindle . Rev. Robert J. Gottschall . Plate . 44 . 45 . 46 . 47 . 48 . 49 . 50 . 51 52 . 53 . 54 . 55 . 56 . 57 . 58 . 59 . 60 . 61 . 62 . 63 . 64 . 65 . 66 . 67 . 68 . 69 . 70 . 71 . 72 . 73 . 74 . 75 . 76 . 77 . 78 . 79 . 80 . 81 . 82 . 83 . 84 . 85 . 86 . 87 . 88 . 89 . 90 . 91 x List of Illustrations Plate Norristown Schwenkfelder Church . 92 Jug made by George Heebner . . 93 Henry J. Stager . 94 George G. Groff . 95 Christian and Amos Ebert . 96 Letter giving lesson in Hebrew . 97 Manuscript Volumes made by Schwenkfelders . 98 Rev. Joshua Schultz and Wife . 99 Summons to Abraham Kriebel and Receipt given by Capt. Christopher Wiegner . 100 Rev. Levi S. Hoffman . 101 Lansdale Schwenkfelder Church . 102 Jacob Wiegner Military Document . 103 Jacob Wiegner Military Paper . 104 Christopher Yeakle, Revolutionary Bill . 105 List of Articles belonging to Christopher Yeakle, destroyed by- the British in 1778 . 106 Hon. William A. Yeakle . 107 The Christopher Yeakle Log Cabin . 108 David H. Anders and William. K. Gresh . 109 The Center Point Band . 110 Rev. William S. Anders . Ill Worcester Schwenkfelder Church . 112 Rev. Edwin S. Anders and the Towamencin Schwenkfelder Church . 113 Upper District Schwenkfelder Churches . 114 Horace R. Anders and his Third Regiment Band . 115 The Hiram M. Anders’ Homestead . 116 The Salford Schwenkfelder Meeting House . 117 Site of the Salford Schyvenkfelder School House . 118 Salford Schwenkfelder Cemetery . 119 Tombstones of five Schwenkfelder Ministers . 120 Some Early Schwenkfelder Homes . 121 Group of Schwenkfelder Farms . 122 Ship List of the Perth Amboy, October 19, 1736 . 123 David Wagener Monument, Easton Cemetery . 124 Yeakle Cemetery at Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia . 125 Schwenkfelder Cemetery, Dreshertown, Pa . 126 Ship List No. 1, Saint Andrew, Sept. 26, 1737 . 127 Ship List No. 2, Saint Andrew, Sept. 26, 1737 . 128 Jemima Wilkinson, “The Universal Friend” . 129 The Jemima Wilkinson Home, Penn Yan, N. Y . 130 Members of the Abraham Wagener Family . 131 Wagner Tombstones . 132 Rachel Supplee Sheppard . ; . 133 Samuel Castner . 134 Richard and Anna Wagener Henderson . 135 Three Henderson Brothers . 136 Signature of David Wagener . 137 David Deshler Account Book . 138 Members of Deshler, Bittenbender and La wall Families . 139 Deborah Bittenbender Shultz . 140 Rev. Harvey K. Heebner . 141 First Schwenkfelder Church of Philadelphia . 142 Misses Flora K. Heebner and Gladys Williams . 143 Schwenkfelder Buildings in China . 144 XI . , ■ ' } I ■ . PREFACE The publication of the “Genealogical Record of The Schwenkf elders” in 1879 was a pioneer work. The question has often been asked — What were the motives that led the Schwenkfelders to undertake such a unique piece of work? — for it is not known that the descendants of any other group of religious refugees who migrated to Pennsylvania undertook a similar task. It is difficult to describe the motives that led the Schwenkfelders of fifty years ago to engage in such an undertaking. The fact that there have always been among the Schwenkfelders a few men and women who had the foresight to put on paper, either in the form of diaries or in chronological records, the main facts pertaining to the history of this unique group of people, is worthy of notice. Not only were diaries kept, as is explained in the pages of this book, but birth, marriage and death records of the adherents of the denomination were faithfully recorded by one or more of the emigrants. Had it not been for these faithful diarists and chroniclers, the complete accounts of the various phases of the early Schwenkfelder activities found in this book, would not have been possible. From the minutes of the “Schwenkfelder Society,” we learn that at various times after the organization of the body in 1782, a proposal to publish a more complete list of the writings of Caspar von Schwenckfeld, together with the main facts of the history of the body of people called “Schwenk¬ felders” than had yet appeared, had been under consideration. Prior to this time the only publication of any prominence regarding the Schwenkfelders was the “Erlauterung fur Herrn Caspar Schwenckfeld und die zugethanen seiner Lehre,” written by Rev. Christopher Schultz in 1771, which is a vindication of Schwenckfeld and his adherents, with a brief history of their wanderings up to 1740, together with a summary of their confession of faith. A short time prior to 1768, several copies of the “Preussische Helden Staats und lebens Gescliichte Friedrich II,” printed in Tubingen in 1760, had come into the hands of the Schwenkfelders in Pennsyl¬ vania. This publication reminded them of the royal invitation given them in 1742 by Frederick the Great to return to their estates in Silesia and to enjoy religious liberty. A meeting was therefore called in “Shippach” (Salford, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania), and the “Fathers” decided to acquaint the world with the truth concerning their doctrine and history, the result of which was the publication of the “Erlauterung.” (See The Schwenkf eldian, Vol. V, p. 5.) At the fall Conference of the “Schwenkfelder Society” in Worcester, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, held on October 30, 1875, letters were read from Robert Barclay of England, and Christopher Heydrick of Venango County, Pennsylvania, asking for information regarding the doctrines of Schwenckfeld, and the religious principles and practices of the congregation in America as well as historical accounts of the Schwenkfelders. A committee consisting of Rev. Joshua Schultz, Daniel S. Schultz, and Rev. William Schultz of the Upper District; Samuel Anders, Rev. William S. Anders, and William A. Yeakle of the Lower District was appointed to answer these requests. The labors of this committee naturally turned the attention of their constituents to the subject of genealogy, and the result was the publication in 1879 of the pioneer work, “The Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders.” This printing of the material collected by the various chroniclers of the Schwenkfelders must have aroused and awakened a desire for further investigation and study, as ten years afterwards in 1889, at the fall conference of the Church, held in Towamencin, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, a resolution was passed to the effect that a “Family Register” of the members of the Society and their descendants should be made, or be continued from the date where the Genealogical Record “(which we have in our possession)” ends. It was also decided that suitable persons should be appointed to keep and continue such a record. As a result of this action Registrars were appointed in each District to keep records of births, marriages and deaths of members of the congregation. But there was a strong desire among many of the members to have these records published, and at various times movements were started and committees appointed to devise ways and means to bring about the revision of the first Record. At the Ivriebel Family Reunion in 1905, a resolution was adopted that a Committee be appointed to prepare a new edition of the “Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders,” and in 1906 the Executive Committee sent out circulars giving reasons for the publication of a new edition. The committee appointed comprised the following: Howard W. Kriebel, Elmer K. Schultz, Jesse H. Snyder, Jr., xiii Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families George K. Brecht, Wesley B. Beyer, Rev. William S. Anders, and Frank A. Hartranft. But due to a lack of sufficient encouragement in response to the circulars sent out, nothing came of the movement. On February 22, 1912, a self-appointed committee met in Norristown, Pennsylvania, and likewise discussed plans for collecting statistics to be used in the publication of a revised edition of “The Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders.” A circular asking for genealogical information was sent to various heads of families, but no provision was made for financing the project nor for editing the material gathered. The late Judge Christopher Heydrick of Franklin, Pennsylvania, one of the three original promo¬ ters of the “Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders” of 1879 (the other two being the late Gen. John F. Hartranft and the late Senator William A. Yeakle) maintained his interest in the genealogy of the Schwenkfelders up to the time of his death in 1914. In his conversation with the members of the Schwenkfelder Church he repeatedly urged the compilation of a new Genealogy of this people. Originally the promoters of the first Genealogical Record contemplated the translation and publication of valuable historical documents as part of the general program of the Record, but the plan was aban¬ doned; hence Judge Heydrick was exceedingly anxious that the new edition should contain as full an account of the history of the Schwenkfelders as it was possible to obtain. In a letter written by Judge Heydrick just four days before his death, to a prominent Schwenkfelder he again made the statement that he was so fond of quoting, “I shall never forget that the late Senator Yeakle told me that in his researches preparatory to the publication of the Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders he had not heard of a single descendant of the immigrant Schwenkfelders of 1734 who had been convicted or even suspected of an immoral act. Can not something now be done to get the largest practical number of the now living descendants of the immigrant Schwenkfelders acquainted with one another and with the history of their ancestors? I beg leave to suggest that the proposed revision of the Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders be made more historical than was heretofore thought of.” Furthermore one of the last requests made by Judge Heydrick of his family was to urge the Schwenkfelders to revise the “Genealogical Record.” As a direct result of this request, the General Conference of the Schwenkfelder Church held at Palm, Pennsylvania, October 17, 1914, passed a resolution that “the matter of revising the Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders be referred to the Board of Publication with power to act.” At the next meeting of the Conference another resolution was adopted authorizing the Board of Publication to devise means for publishing such a revised edition “without interfering with the financing of the ‘Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum’.” Acting on this resolution the Board of Publication referred the matter to the Committee on Publication which was to have sole charge of formulating plans to comply with the resolutions passed by the General Conference. In order to defray the cost of the project, the Committee decided to secure a sufficient number of guarantors to underwrite the cost of collecting and editing the family records. By June, 1917, pledges to the amount of $2,500 were secured, whereupon the project was deputized to a sub-committee composed of representatives of the guarantors to be known as the “Publishing Com¬ mittee” which was to have sole charge of collecting the family data, the editing of the same, and the distribution of the books when the work was completed. At a joint meeting of the guarantors and the Board of Publication held in Norristown, Pennsyl¬ vania, the following were selected as the “Publishing Committee:” Elmer K. Schultz, Wayne C. Meschter, and Samuel K. Brecht. This committee met in Philadelphia soon after and organized with Elmer K. Schultz, as chairman; Samuel K. Brecht, as Secretary and Editor; and Wayne C. Meschter, Treasurer. One of the first acts of the Committee was to increase the guaranty fund to $3,000. Samuel Yeakle and Dr. J. E. B. Buckenham were later added to the membership of the Committee. The Editor immediately started assembling family records, taking over those already collected by the self-appointed committee mentioned above. The launching of such a project soon after the United States entered upon the World War was a bold undertaking as later events proved. The Editor had not been engaged in his work many months before it was seen that the cost of assembling and editing the family data would exceed the $3,000 pledged, if the various clues of family relationships were to be carried out to their fullest extent. The Publishing Committee instructed him to proceed along the lines already outlined and to complete the book as soon as possible, with the assurance that the necessary funds for defraying the cost would be provided. The ravages of the World War and the consequent unsettled conditions interfered very seriously with the collection of family records, and also vastly increased the cost of compiling the data so that the sum of $10,000 was spent in compiling and editing the material before it was ready for the printer. xiv Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families It might be well to state that this sum does not include the cost of the paper, printing, binding and distribution of the books, nor any editorial compensation. The data in connection with the various families has been compiled from the most reliable sources. Careful searches were made of court records, cemeteries, family Bibles, church records and other historical documents, while personal interviews were had whenever possible. In general the data was recorded as given, and when con¬ flicting information was obtained from different individuals, an effort was made to secure corroborative data before it was inserted. The reader will find statements in the various families indicating that the records were not verified, or that complete information was unobtainable. In general when no other statement is made, the data was obtained from some immediate member of the family, or it was taken from the “Genealogical Record” of 1879. An effort was made to revise the data to July, 1917, in those families whose records were obtained before that time, and in all other cases the information was recorded as of the time received by the Editor. However, many families took pains to keep the Editor informed of any changes in their records, and these facts have been inserted, in some cases up to December, 1922. The many variations in the spelling of the family name by members of the same family have been a cause of much trouble to the Editor. He has been obliged to accept the spelling given on the family record blanks, and the reader will notice many cases where the spelling of the family name was changed by the children, or by brothers and sisters. In some instances parents and children do not agree as to dates of birth, death, and marriage of members of their own family. Likewise the examination of tombstones and family Bibles also occasionally produces conflicting data. . Special attention is called to the illustrations appearing in the book, many of which were taken especially for this publication. With the kind assistance of Dr. E. E. S. Johnson, it has been possible to include many European views illustrating typical scenes in the countries from which the immigrant Schwenkfelders fled. These were fortunately secured before the outbreak of the World War. The Publishing Committee decided that with the exception of the ministry or groups of individuals illustrating certain phases of Schwenkfelder activities, photographs of living individuals should not be included in this publication. This will account for the omission of many portraits that otherwise would have been included, and the extreme modesty that has characterized most of the Schwenkfelders and their descendants has made it difficult to secure photographs to illustrate the various family groups. The Chapters on the “Homes and Burial Places,” and “The Migrations of the Schwenkfelders” were prepared in large part by Howard Wiegner Kriebel who searched the deed books and collected the data for the plates “A to H” showing the location of the homes of the immigrant Schwenkfelders. These plates were made from drawings to scale from the abstracts of the deeds made by Mr. Kriebel. Most of the field work necessary to secure the data was also done by Mr. Kriebel who visited many cemeteries and copied the tombstone inscriptions of Schwenkfelder descendants. Deed books, wills, and administration books were carefully searched in order to establish connections between various families. For more than thirty years Mr. Kriebel had been gathering material pertaining to the history of the Schwenkfelders and their descendants. He also made an intensive study of the immigrant lists to establish family connections, and all this material was placed at the disposal of the Editor, for which Mr. Kriebel deserves the gratitude of the Editor as well as of the readers. Without Mr. Kriebel’s co-operation it would not have been possible to secure much of the information included in this book. The system of numbering the immigrants and the various families was also devised by Mr. Kriebel, and only slight modification was necessary to make the plan sufficiently flexible to adapt it to the manner in which it is used. [See “Explanations and Abbreviations.”] A study of the system of family numbering together with the scheme of cross references will appeal to the reader who is desirous of tracing his family connections. It is impossible to list separately the many kind correspondents who furnished data for this book. Where no source is given, it may generally be credited to some member of the family interested. In addition to those mentioned in the body of the book as having furnished data, the following must also be mentioned: John Miller Rinewalt, Mount Carroll, Ill.; Daniel Urffer, Pottstown, Pa.; Charles Jones, German¬ town, Pa.; George Sheppard, Penn Yan, N. Y.; Wesley K. Schultz, Hereford, Pa.; Charles Kriebel, Detroit, Mich.; Gaius M. Brumbaugh, M.D., Washington, D. C.; G. Lester Hartranft, Montgomery, Pa.; William H. Anders, Lansdale, Pa.; George S. Kratz, Lansdale, Pa., R. D.; and many others. xv Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families To Elmer Ellsworth S. Johnson, Pli. D., who searched the archives and church books of Silesia, and Saxony with the assistance of Selina Gerhard Schultz, the Editor is indebted for a large amount of data concerning the Schwenkf elders before their migration to Pennsylvania. Dr. Johnson has collected a vast amount of information concerning the Schwenkfelders in Europe prior to their migration, which he contemplates publishing in book form in the near future. He has traced some family lines back to the 14th century. In view of this future publication the Editor made no effort to trace the ancestry prior to the migration. Mr. Herbert Heebner Smith gave many valuable suggestions regarding the arrangement of title pages and illustrations. To Prof. H. H. Shenk, custodian of the Public Records, Harrisburg, Pa., the Editor is indebted for many photostats of manuscripts that are preserved in the State Library. Acknowledgment is also due Mr. Ernest Spofford, Assistant Librarian of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, for many valuable suggestions, and for kindness shown the Editor and his associates while searching the Archives of the Historical Society. The readers owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. James M. Anders who took sufficient time from his manifold duties to write the scholarly introduction to this book. Credit is due Dr. O. S. Kriebel, Principal of Perkiomen School and Chairman of the Publication Committee of the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church for the actual undertaking of the publication of this book. His optimism and enthusiasm were the factors that led the Editor to assume the responsibility of editing the material in connection with his other duties. The Editor wishes to express his gratitude to Miss Helen Shultz, who supervised the collection and codification of most of the family records and assisted in the editing of the same, and who read the proof of the entire book in addition to supervising the making of the Index. In the final analysis the guarantors who advanced the funds for collecting the data and preparing it for the printer deserve the greatest credit for their faith in the enterprise and their funds that made this book possible. In addition to the typographical errors that appear in the book, the Editor will be grateful to be informed of any errors of fact that are found on its pages. SAMUEL K. BRECHT, Editor. The Publishing Committee sends this book out with the hope that all who advanced money to pay the expenses of compiling this Genealogy are well repaid by the rich content of hitherto unpub¬ lished, and in many cases unknown, documents. The printing of historical data as well as of family records for the benefit of posterity is the duty of every generation, but the publication of the genealogy of a group of religious refugees is unique, and the reader will learn that the Schwenkfelders were in many ways a unique people. The Committee expresses its gratitude to all advance subscribers for the book whose deposits helped to pay the printer’s bills as they became due, and it is their hope that they will assist in a wide distribution of the book among the families whose records are included within its pages. For the kind and continued co-operation of Rand McNally & Company, the printers of this Genealogical Record, the Committee is especially grateful. The making of a book of such large pro¬ portions embodying the various fonts of type required by the Editor, presented many difficulties which were all happily overcome, and the Editor and the other members of the Publishing Committee desire to record their appreciation of the many courtesies extended them by the printers. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, January, 1923. ELMER K. SCHULTZ WAYNE C. MESCHTER SAMUEL K. BRECHT SAMUEL YEAKLE J. E. BURNETT BUCKENHAM, M. D. Publishing Committee. XVI Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families EXPLANATIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS Throughout this genealogy a system of family-numbering has been employed by means of which the line of descent of every family can be traced together with the respective immigrant Schwenkfelder ancestor of each one. All emigrants have been numbered consecutively: thus, Melchior Kriebel is number “25” on the emigrant list, and hence the family number “[25]” has been assigned to him. Furthermore, all the married male descendants of Melchior Kriebel will have the key number “25” preceding their own individual family number: for example, the family number of David Kriebel is “[25-5],” which means that he is descended from emigrant “25,” who is Melchior Kriebel, and that the David Kriebel family is the fifth family recorded in line of descent from Melchior Kriebel. When a descendant marries more than once, there is a family number for each marriage: David Kriebel married twice, and hence his first family record has the number “[25-5a],” while the number “[25-5b]” is assigned to the family of his second marriage. This likewise applies to several emigrants: Balzer Heydrick, who was emi¬ grant “52,” was married twice, and therefore has the two family numbers of “[52a]” and “[52b].” In the case of the marriage of a female descendant, her family takes the family number of her husband, providing the latter is himself of Schwenkfelder origin. For example, Susanna Kriebel, a daughter of George Kriebel whose family is “[25-3],” married Christopher Yeakle, a Schwenkfelder descendant; the family number, therefore, that is assigned to Susanna Kriebel Yeakle is that of her husband, or “[160-3].” However, when a female descendant marries a man who is not of Schwenkfelder blood, she retains her own emigrant ancestral number, just as the male descendant does. Thus, Anna Schultz, a daughter of Melchior Schultz whose family is “[7-2],” married Adam Hillegass, who was a non-Schwenkf elder; her family number therefore is “[7-9].” All numbers preceded by the capital letter “E” are emigrant numbers and will be found only after the name of an emigrant. Numbers preceding a name are in all cases Family numbers: for example, “[25-3] GEORGE KRIEBEL [E 99], . s Caspar and Susanna (Wiegner) Kriebel [25-1]” means that the individual number of the George Kriebel family is “[25-3]”; that George Kriebel himself was the ninety-ninth emigrant on the list; and that the number of his parents’ family is [25-1], by reference to which record all genealogical facts concerning his father, mother, brothers and sisters can be ascertained. After the family groups had all been numbered a large amount of additional information was obtained concerning some of the families. In order to include this data and have the families inserted in their proper sequence, the system of decimal numbers was introduced; for example, “[21-332.4]” is the number assigned to the record of John Hoffman. The reader will observe that married children only have family numbers in this book, as the scheme employed is one of family numbering instead of the usual method of numbering each child in a family. By this plan of numbering the reader may readily trace the ancestry of any Schwenk¬ felder descendant in the book. Furthermore, at the end of the book will be found the index in which the names of all parents and children recorded in the book are listed together with the page on which they appear. Upon a cursory glance through the genealogical part of the book, the reader will discover that one or both of the names of the parents of a family have been set in bold-face capital letters. This device is employed to designate the parents of Schwenkfelder origin, while light-face capital letters have been used to show the name of the parent of non-Schwenkfelder descent. Thus at a glance the reader can tell whether the heads of a family are both Schwenkfelder descendants or not. It may be well to explain also that the genealogy has been arranged in “chapters”; for instance, all families having the key number “[25]” follow in order after the emigrant family whose number is “[25],” or that of Melchior Kriebel. And the chapters themselves are arranged in order according to the family number of the respective emigrant heads — the one with the lowest number appearing first in the book. In the case of varying dates, both are given with one of them enclosed in parentheses; when there is doubt as to a date, a question mark, enclosed in parentheses, follows the date. xvii Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Besides the common and accepted abbreviations, which may be found in any dictionary, the following additional abbreviations have been used in this book: A. A. Y— A. A. Yeakle ab. — about A. B. — “American Boyers” ad/ — address Adm. — administration A. H. M. — Andrew H. Mester ans. — answered Arch. — Archives b — born bap. — baptized Bdrf. Ch. Bk. — Berthelsdorf Church Book bef. — before bet. — between B. F. — “Brumbach Families” B. H. — Balthasar Hoffman Bk. — book Brig. — brigantine B. T. D. — Benjamin T. Dettor cem. — cemetery C. K. M. — Cyrus K. Meschter Col. Rec. — Colonial Records C. S. W.— Charles S. Wieand d — died dau — daughter dec — deceased d. s. p. — died without issue E — emigrant E. E. S. J.— Elmer E. S. Johnson E. M.- — Edward Mathews F, Fam. — family gdn. — guardian Gosh. — Goshenhoppen Gtn. — Germantown, Phila., Pa. inf. — information J. E. B. — J. E. B. Buckenham J. F. H. — John F. Hartranft Jgfr. — Jungfrau (maiden) J. L. M. — John Lewis Masters Hdrf. Ch. Bk. — Harpersdorf Church Book Hist. — History H. S. — Helen Shultz H.'W. K. — Howard W. Kriebel to — Married N. Hdrf. — Nieder Harpersdorf N. S. — New Style (Method of recording time) O. C. — Orphans’ Court O. Hdrf. — Ober Harpersdorf O. S. — Old Style (Method of recording time) O. S. S. — Oscar S. Schultz Perk. Reg. — Perkiomen Region prob. — probated R. B. M. — Raymond Boileau Mixsell Ref. — Reformed res. — residence, or resides ret. — returned s — son Schw. — Schwenkfelder Schw. Hist. Lib., or S. H. L.— Schwenkfelder Historical Library Ser. — Series T. S. G. — Thomas S. Gerhard unans. — unanswered unm — unmarried w — wife W. A. Y.— William A. Yeakle W. W. P. — William Wagener Porter xvm Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families BIBLIOGRAPHY American Boyers: Rev. Charles C. Boyer, Ph.D. Kutztown, Pa., 1915. Ausfiihrliche Geschichte Kaspar v. Schwenkfelds und der Schwenkfelder: Oswald Kadelbach. Lauban, 1860. Bergey Genealogy: David Hendricks Bergey. Phila., Pa., 1907. Berthelsdorf Church Records: Berthelsdorf, Saxony. Biographical Annals of Montgomery County — Volumes I and II : Ellwood Roberts. New York, N. Y., 1904. Carl Regent’s Verzeichnisz aller Schwenkfelder in Lang Neundorf, Armenruhe, Lauterseiffen, und Harpersdorf, Sprottau. Friedrich Schneider. 1878. 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Phila., 1879. History of Easton (Pa.): Rev. Uzal W. Condit. History of Evangelical Association: Rev. Reuben Yeakel. History of Goshenhoppen Reformed Charge: Prof. William John Hinke. Lancaster, Pa., 1920. History of Lehigh County (Pa.): Charles R. Roberts, et al. 1914. History of Lower Salford Township (Pa.): James Y. Heckler. Harleysville, Pa., 1888. History of Lycoming County (Pa.): John F. Meginnes. Chicago, 1892. History of Mercer County (Pa.): William S. Garvin. Chicago, 1888. History of Montgomery County (Pa.): Theodore W. Bean. Phila., 1884. History of Ontario (Can.): Eby. Toronto, 1895. History of Steuben County (N. Y.) : W. W. Clayton. Phila., 1879. History of Towamencin Township (Pa.): Edward Mathews. Skippack, 1897. History of Venango County (Pa.): S. J. M. Eaton. Franklin, 1876. XIX Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families History of Yates County (N. Y.): Stafford C. Cleveland. Penn Yan, N. Y., 1873.' Jacobs’ Orchestral Monthly. December, 1921. Landmarks of Steuben County (N. Y.): Harlo Hakes, et al. Syracuse, 1896. Longacre Genealogy: A History of the Longacre-Longaker-Longenecker Family. Philadelphia. Marriages in Goshenhoppen: Henry S. Dotterer. Historical Register. Maryland Records: Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh, M.S., M.D. Baltimore, Md., 1915. Memoirs of the Wilkinson Family: Rev. Israel Wilkinson. Published by Davis and Penniman, 1869. Men of Montgomery County (Pa.): M. Auge. Norristown, Pa., 1879. Men of New York. Mixsell and Allied Families. Montgomery County (Pa.) Historical Society Publications: Norristown, Pa., 1895-1910. Moyer Family Genealogy: Rev. A. J. Fretz. Harleysville, Pa., 1896. Nyce Papers: Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Old Graveyards of Northampton, Pa., and vicinity: John Eyerman. Easton, Pa., 1899. Publications of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania German, The: November, 1908. Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography. Pennsylvania Marriages: John C. Stoever. 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Schwenkfelder Hymnology: Allen Anders Seipt, A.M., Ph.D. Phila., 1909. Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania, The: H. W. Kriebel. Lancaster, Pa., 1904. Shenkel’s Church and Cemetery Records, near Pottstown, Pa. Sheppard Manuscripts: In the possession of George S. Sheppard of Penn Yan, N. Y. The Schwenkfeldian: Monthly publication of the Schwenkfelder Church. Ueber den geschichtlichen Verlauf der Reformation in Liegnitz. Ueber ihren und Spateren Kampf gegen die Kaiserliche Jesuiten Mission in Harpersdorf. A. F. H. Schneider. Berlin, 1862. Unitats Archiv — Archives of the Moravian Church, Herrnhut, Saxony. Universities and their Sons (U. of Pa.): Joshua L. Chamberlain. Boston, 1898-1902. Who’s Who in America: John W. Leonard. Chicago, 1899-1902. Who’s Who in Pennsylvania: Lewis R. Hamersly, 1904; John Leonard, 1908. XX INTRODUCTION By James Meschter Anders, M. D., Ph. D., LL. D. The preparation and publication of the Revised Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders was a most commendable undertaking. To bring to light, record and preserve the genealogy of families and individuals, much of it from the dust of forgetfulness, will prove to be a means of disseminating welcome information to the living and future generations; but more than this, it will increase sympathy and friendliness between persons who are connected by ties of blood, religion, and humanity. Recogniz¬ ing the significance of this work, it follows that the committee authorized to perform the arduous task of revising and amplifying our genealogical knowledge of the Schwenkfelders by proving up descent, acted with wise enthusiasm and a fine discrimination. The performance of a service so colossal and confessedly difficult as the tracing of a genealogical record of a denomination, even though small, is only possible with persons specially trained and imbued with the spirit of sacrifice. Moreover, the successful consummation of the stupendous task by the author, Prof. S. K. Brecht, is worthy of all commendation, and the undivided support of the entire body of descendants of the immigrant Schwenkfelders. Information such as this volume contains should ever have a lively interest for the members of a sect, however small, and for all who have descended from those who shaped its previous course in education, religion and in civic and social morality. True it is that the modern age is bending its energies toward the future, so that few care to look back at the past. While this is a correct observation of history in general, in the case of those antecedents who are related by the bonds of blood and bold adventure, it would be regrettable in the extreme to permit the present to get out of touch with them and their affairs — economic, social and religious. The editor of this work has requested me to contribute an introductory chapter of a general character that will set forth the main historic features and the present social and economic status and activities of the Schwenkfelder denomination. I accepted, not because of any specialized knowl¬ edge bearing on the subject, but because of my desire to render tribute to the social, moral, and spiritual traditions to which I owe more than I dare hope to repay. I shall not attempt to describe the great changes and wonderful progress of American life due to new discoveries and inventions during the period under review. Again, the historic sketch of Caspar von Schwenkfeld and of the sect which bears his name and their many trials before emigrating to Pennsylvania, as well as, for more than a century after settling on our shores, by C. Heydrick, Esq., is a true and praiseworthy account, so that certain aspects of the earlier narrative relating to this small band, in particular all that pertains to the pre-emigration period, need not be recounted here. My task it is to describe the life, events, and achievements of the Schwenkfelders with especial emphasis upon those of more recent times with the desire and hope that by this means we shall be better tempered and prepared to face, and penetrate into, the future. Whilst historic reviews such as this undertaking purports to be, usually afford the reader a look at great personages and events, to the present and future generations — to us — a brief resume of the economic interests and customs, as well as religious and social activities of the common stock of Schwenkfelders, is in my view, of far greater and more commanding interest and importance. It is, however, fitting to pause at the outset to consider briefly the influences which the ideals and principles of the earlier generations of Schwenkfelders wielded with respect to civic and, more im¬ portantly still, religious liberty, and their effect upon the progress and development of the communities in which they resided. It might be asked pertinently are there to be found, at this writing, those persons who would make the great material sacrifices, who would risk their all on account of their religious convictions, as did those who were transported to America by the now historic ship, the St. Andrew? To them the migration to the western hemisphere meant a decided loss of comforts, of means, and the severance of ties, which doubtless caused, in many cases at least, a painful wrench of the heart. On the other hand, it resulted in a gain of new satisfactions, chief among which was that of absolute religious freedom, the enjoyment of the free and democratic spirit of America. The vision of the immigrant fathers abides to challenge their children of to-day. It is the earnest hope and belief of the writer that salutary lessons may be drawn from a resume of the part played as useful citizens, and the instrumentalities employed, by this little band of church 1 2 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families men and women in the past and present. In the first place, it will be easily possible to indicate that they can point with pride to the conduct and detailed work of their churches, their educational institu¬ tions and other agencies, as well as to the wider relations of the denomination to the public welfare and the state, although owing to the exigencies of time and space, the salient facts only can be given in compact form here. It is clear that whilst the original nucleus of 184 souls who first put foot upon American soil in 1734 were fixed in their determination to escape religious persecution, to reach a land of civil and spiritual liberty, they had no further aspirations which were peculiarly and entirely their own. In this connection it is interesting to recall the fact that the struggle on this continent for self-government had already begun and an increasing divergence between England and the colonies had already set in, at the time of the chief migration of the Schwenkfelders to America, although the American Revolution, speaking historically, did not begin until 1769; so that soon after setting foot on free soil, they were face to face with a conflict of far reaching historic importance and as the result of which, the indepen¬ dence of the colonial states was secured. Moreover, the fact that upon their arrival in this country, Indian attacks all along the line of the colonies were growing more terrible and that these were not quelled until 1763, when with the Peace of Paris the brilliant career of France as an American power was over, should be recollected. It may be truly said that it was faith in God, who for them was an ever present reality, which distinguished them above all else. Without doubt, all had belonged to civilized and somewhat cultured communities at home and in many ways their dominating ideas of life resembled those of the people with whom they established social and commercial relationships in this western hemisphere, and to whom they were gradually bound by bonds of human interest and speech. In this connection the following statement by the late Governor Pennypacker is significant: “The Schwenkfelders who emigrated in a body to Pennsylvania were the most intelligent group of people who came to America in the colonial period.” They were not then, nor have they since, been spurred by the passion for politics, and whilst they abhorred war, were by no means pacifists. Neither have they been given to society life, nor dissipated their energies and means in the pursuit of pleasure, and above all, sports. On the other hand, the dominating principle of their lives was of deep spiritual origin, although quite industrious and energetic in the pursuit of gain, without the slightest show of the spirit of carelessness and ease. Moreover, from the moment that their freedom from oppression was assured, there never was an hour that they did not recognize and appreciate their newly-found privileges, as evidenced by the institution of an annual celebration of so-called “Gedachtniss Tag,” which has been observed without interruption until the present day. Thus each year a new allegiance is given to the ideals and sense of profound gratitude exemplified by the immigrant Schwenkfelders. That the popularity of these unique yearly meetings of fellowship, inspiration and undying gratitude has been steadily increasing, is undoubted. The writer is glad to note the steady decline of the tendency to clamor against the oppression suffered by those who actuated by noble impulses emigrated to a land of unbounded liberty on the one hand, and a new emphasis upon the use to be made of what they purchased by their sacrifices for their successors — for us — on the other. The majority of this small original group of immigrants settled in the central and upper portions of Montgomery County, as well as Lehigh, Berks and Bucks Counties, of Pennsylvania. Here they led most respectable lives and their material interests soon became for a considerable period of time, more or less unified, drawn together as they were, by the ties of family and gratitude. Later on, like other eastern people (after the war of the Revolution) they shared in the process of unifying the nation through inter-state migration. For example, in 1791 David Wagener, a prosperous farmer and land owner, residing in Montgomery County, removed his family to a Friend’s Settlement on the west bank of Seneca Lake, there becoming a part owner of a grist mill. Five years later he bought the land on which the village of Penn Yan was founded by his son, Abraham, in the year 1800. This has been a thrifty, rapidly-growing village, and to Abraham Wagener had been accorded the distinction of being elected the first President of the Board of Trustees upon its incorporation in April, 1833, and also the privilege of naming the village streets when they were first opened. Not a few Schwenkfelders and their descendants have broken away from the central nucleus located in Pennsylvania, scattering to many different States of the Union. Before coming to this country, the Schwenkfelders were for the most part agriculturists, hence they naturally chose husbandry as their chief calling upon reaching these shores, clearing and cul¬ tivating the earth with great assiduity. Whilst they succeeded during these earlier years of their sojourn in a new and promising environment to add to their originally impoverished condition, and whilst their wants and particular needs grew simultaneously, it may be justly claimed that they lived Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3 honestly and simply, the while showing a marked degree of thrift and the highest regard for law and order — the guardian of their precious liberty. With few exceptions, the Schwenkfelders for generations were land-owners, to whom in the opinion of certain political economists, go all the advantages gained by progress. At all events, the direct and natural result of the conditions they were striving for, was improvement in the material state of all within their influence. They were, in truth, children of the soil, and this was the storehouse upon which they drew; more than this, their dependence upon land was the principal factor in the determina¬ tion of their social, intellectual and moral condition, since it amply supplied their main wants and desires. Here reference should be made to the fact that as a class they gave evidence of marked industry, frugality and intelligence. As individual farmers, the head of the family obtained in addition to hired labor, the assistance of his- wife and children. This fact, likewise decidedly aided their material progress. The gift of this primitive folk to the nameless mass, the middle class of society, which forms the tested foundation of our American institutions, was the highly creditable way in which they performed the task committed to them by destiny. Moreover, their ideals were of an enduring character and to us falls the duty of securing their intact preservation. As successful agriculturists they contributed their full share to a calling which has ever been held to be first in point of practical importance, and therefore to economic progress, during several genera¬ tions. True it is that many of these industrious men and women were, however, an integral part of that practical spirit, which has ever won above arts and letters, science, or great historic personages. Indeed, we must to-day render thanks for the role played by our ancestors, near and remote, and for the immense service they rendered, judged by proper standards, to the local community and the state. The history of the descendants of the immigrant Schwenkfelders of the last century, however, comprehends the records of not a few men who in various localities of our own and other states of the union, and in equally varied fields of endeavor, have reflected lustre upon themselves and their ante¬ cedents alike {vide infra). The Schwenkfelders did not elect to elude their social and charitable obligations, and after the custom of the times, gave both financial aid and personal service to the public welfare. Obviously, during the colonial period the time was far distant when it could be hoped to establish relationships that could allow the good of the whole to become the ruling element in the community. Then as now, approbation of one’s fellowmen and the massing of wealth were proportional, but the Schwenkfelders were not without that essential principle which would look to the good of humanity. It would not be possible to show that opportunities for social enjoyments were abundant, and that the lives of all were not more or less sordid owing to a lack of social outlets, even among families in the most comfortable circumstances. On the other hand, it is a just observation that there existed a limited, social intercourse consisting for the most part of an inter-visitation between families, most commonly either “week end” visits, or on the Sabbath day following the morning church services. Their observance of the Sabbath, however, was rigid and as has been said of that of the Pilgrim Fathers, involved a recognition of the fact that the “right of Sabbath rest for one depends upon a law of Sabbath rest for all.” Doubtless, the personal freedom in the civic and moral realms, which the earlier Schwenkfelders enjoyed gave encouragement to and opportunity for, the cultivation of the primitive virtues. At a later date, freedom from actual wants, showed itself in mental and moral improvement, as well as in thrift and greater average intelligence. Among the Schwenkfelders increasing skill, prudence and knowledge were most probably not so much attributed to the common school, the newspaper and their meagre libraries, as to a better material condition in general. Their dress down to a comparatively recent period, was rigidly plain; bonnets were worn by the women and broad-brimmed stiff hats by the men. Personal decoration by means of jewels was prac¬ tically unknown, if we except ear-rings of a simple pattern. Neatness and cleanliness of person and wearing apparel, however, were decidedly in evidence. In their household were found the national spirit and traditions of a noble past, but they spoke a different language — called “Pennsylvania Ger¬ man” up to half a century ago. The Schwenkfelders for upwards of a century after their arrival in this country opposed any matrimonial alliance of either sons or daughters with those of the parents of other denominations with the effect that the evil results of consanguinity became evident in certain families. More recently, however, this narrowness of spirit with its smoldering discontent has given way to a more natural and progressive state of things in the realm of social and individual moral responsibility to the end that a greater justice was brought to light and a healthier and happier group of people has been evolved. 4 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families It is worthy of note that the Schwenkf elders can claim to have been an integral part of the basic national stock and also that they participated in a small way in the process of assimilation of new¬ comers including the foreign-born. Of the majority of this small sect (now numbering all told 1350 souls) for a century and a half after settling in this country, it might be said they lived a quiet, useful country life, were good neighbors, good American citizens, chiefly interested in agriculture, domestic problems, religion, education and the pursuit of reading. With the passing of time, however, they helped to swell the tide that has brought about marked urban concentration. We should be grateful to those ancestral traditions whose encircling glory we of the present day, in common with our predecessors, have inherited. The earlier forbears who settled this country have long rested in their graves and none there be that remember them, but one would be lacking in percep¬ tion and appreciation, who did not discern that their piety, influence and example are yet a potent force in the community in which they labored with fruitful results. This small band has been privileged to observe and had their spirits touched by many wars of democracy against despotic autocracy since their arrival in this country. In 1775 they saw the new western hemisphere democracy born to the modern world; they witnessed the Revolutionary War which settled for all time the independence of these United States of America and the Civil War which completely banished slavery from this hemisphere, as well as the recent great conflict, which it is hoped, will settle for all time the question of military autocratic domination of the world. But though the Schwenkfelders never approved of the old methods of settling international dis¬ putes by war, when it became indispensably necessary for America to accept gauge of battle in order to crush a natural foe to liberty, they displayed loyalty, heroism and patriotism by their active participa¬ tion both at home and in the field, while some made the supreme sacrifice. Males of military age proved themselves to be “valiant men, able to bear the buckler and the sword.” The Schwenkfelders, however, have ever been champions of peace and now that the great war-ogre has been curbed, they are, with the song of gratitude in their hearts, hoping for the realization of an organized, world-wide democ¬ racy that will insure future peace by its inherent moral force. Among the more strictly private functions of the Schwenkfelders, as a denomination, were the work and associated activities of their educational and religious institutions. It is natural that in addition to the union of material interests, of which mention has been made above, there should be formed a moral, intellectual and spiritual unity. For example, it was not difficult to amalgamate their ideals and sentiments, as well as doctrines and beliefs. On the other hand, no effort to govern the social, moral or economic life of the community was made, and a no more law-abiding body of citizens could have been found. From an economic aspect the interests of the Schwenkfelders did not differ to any extent from those of other sects among whom they lived; from the political angle, however, the majority were “whigs,” while later upon its birth they joined the republican party almost without exception. As stated above, the earlier generations of Schwenkfelders had no political aspirations, but in recent times not a few have held important local public positions. The intellectual history of the Schwenkfelders reveals that many of the original small company were well-educated, and there was a general sentiment among all in favor of advanced mental training. Indeed, it is an authenticated fact that the Schwenkfelders early established first-class schools in Pennsylvania, although in a modified and rudimentary form. [Vide Historical Sketch, p. 15.] Here we see the implantation of the seeds of a greater freedom and an intellectual advancement, the narrow traditionalism and puritanism of their day and generation notwithstanding. Moreover, by the same token they were conforming to the law, generally appreciated at the present, that what you would have appear in the mature generation you must put into the curricula of our public and secondary schools. To understand the public spirit of these, our pioneers, in matters? educational and spiritual, there would be no better way, if time and space permitted, than to study the life, influence and activities of such a man as Christopher Schultz, who represented them most admirably. It can only be added that he being possessed of many good qualities both of heart and mind exerted a great force in the denomination as well as the state, and assumed naturally a leading role, preparing a system of church government which was adopted on the 17th of August, 1782, the while stimulating the zeal and intelli¬ gence of his contemporaries. Without doubt, he had beside him many willing and powerful helpers, notably the Revs. George Weiss, Balthasar Heebner and Balthasar Hoffman. In not a few instances, individual talents forced their way into prominence among the earlier descendants of this group of immigrants. These and other men belonging to this sect at different later periods of time realized that only by placing themselves in direct contact with the world was it possible to develop their talents in a fuller degree. No Schwenkfelder, however, received the advan¬ tages of college or university training until a comparatively recent date, but at present writing, without Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 5 doubt the percentage of young men identified with this denomination who are embracing the benefits of a liberal education, is higher than that of any other sect. Whilst the need for education is fully appreciated by the Schwenkfelder Church, it must be recollected that the knowledge gained must be assimilated, if we would avoid the creation of a false valuation in the minds of the student as to the role he will play in the world. It has been well said that the acquisition of facts unassimilated, necessitates bringing theory and practice closer together. Brief reference should be made here to a well-known educational institution, Perkiomen School for Boys, which was founded in 1875 by Rev. C. S. Wieand under the title, Perkiomen Seminary. In 1892, it became the property of the Schwenkfelder church and Dr. O. S. Kriebel(the present incumbent) was made Principal. The growth of this institution has been steady, and healthy; its beneficent influence and effectiveness, as a school to prepare boys for colleges and universities, as well as the duties and responsibilities of citizenship, are beyond question. The early success of Perkiomen School for Boys may be said to have been the turning-point where the rather stern, gloomy influences pre¬ vailing, were tempered by scholarship and by evidences of healthful relaxation as well as a lessening of the shadows around their lives and a widening of the horizon. This institution has further served to infuse a new spirit of good taste and refinement, not only into the student-body, but into the community and church as well. Christianity in the Schwenkfelder Church for more than a century after its inception in this country consisted of religious and moral training only, without helpful and voluntary agencies, which came into being at a much later date, although the same thing might be said of other denominations at that day. Humanitarianism, which is the mode of the present day, and in whose ranks are to be found practically the entire membership of the denomination at this writing, was then hazy and lacking in zeal for want of organization. There was no opportunity given by which intelligent and zealous laymen could actively assist in the moral and religious quality of the membership; no armed organizational force to carry on social service duties, so much needed to encourage and guide the more helpless and dependent classes. So-called “Kinderlehr,” however, was carried on as an unique and solemn religious custom and with far reaching moral and spiritual benefits. It was, on the whole, a period of gospel sermons with no indications of an abandonment of religion and certain moral sanctions so obvious at present throughout the Protestant world. They truly be¬ lieved in the ultimate supremacy of the spiritual values and we of to-day should consider whether or not some of that spiritual vitality which characterized our church in earlier days has been lost. Who will sound the world note of warning so much needed by all denominations at the present day? The forms of worship and the meeting houses were primitive, and the souls of the worshipers received and accepted every impression to which they were subjected, but they were not wholly without prejudice. It was not until the year 1790 that the first church edifice was erected in what had been designated as the “Upper District,” in contradistinction to the “Lower District,” for administra¬ tive conveniences. Prior to this time, divine services had been held at private residences, following the custom which had been established in the Fatherland. The clergy was until a comparatively recent period self-educated, being chosen from among the lay members of the church by ballot. Their discourses, however, showed them to be true servants of the Master and were listened to with manifest sympathy and benefit, while not a few inculcated the ideas of civic and religious duties with much power. The singing until a time easily within human recollection was entirely congregational; that is to say without the aid of either choir or instrumental music. Unfortunately, it was in consequence of the narrowness and unprogressiveness of the de¬ nomination as an organized body that many members from time to time, forsook the religion of their fathers and identified themselves with other more progressive churches. In this connection, mention should be made of the fact that the observance of the holy sacraments was first instituted in the year 1877 at the home of Anthony K. Heebner, Worcester, Pennsylvania. It has been obvious that the adoption of this universally recognized religious ceremonial requirement witnessed the infusion of a new and broader spirit in the entire denomination and one more in harmony with the real spiritual needs of mankind. The quarter of a century last passed, however, has brought this sect forward far beyond the hopes and expectations of those who had been long advocating a change to more advanced methods and an enlargement of the sphere of church activity. For example the membership had grown from 305 in 1895 to 635 in 1903, and 1280 in 1919. It will be observed from these figures that the denomination has more than quadrupled itself in the quarter of a century last passed. Mention should be made of the deep interest in more recent years of the Schwenkfelders in Christian Missions, both at home and abroad. At home, a new-born mission was first announced at Philadelphia in 1895, ten years later at Norristown (1905) and at Lansdale in 1916, the two first- 6 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families named enterprises having since become successful church organizations, while the last-named is still a flourishing mission church. Abroad, a sister with a true missionary spirit, Miss Flora Heebner, has been the representative of this church in Taiku, China, since 1904, where she is carrying on a splendid work with well-directed effort in various branches of missionary activity. Great and commendable as were the sacrifices made by the small band of Schwenkfelders, who emigrated to our shores, as has been observed above, to realize that a member of the nobility not lacking in imperial qualities should abandon his high station, should simplify himself, as it were, and assume the role of an ardent Christian reformer as did Casper von Schwenkfeld, was an even greater surrender of earthly means, comforts and ties. The fact therefore that the Publication Board of the Schwenk¬ felder Church has been glad to share the burden equally with Hartford Theological Seminary in publishing the so-called Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum — a stupendous work in 17 volumes (6 of which have already appeared), which contains the theology and writings of this world-famed reformer, need excite no surprise. At first, edited by Dr. Chester David Hartranft, the noted biblical scholar and historian, since his demise which occurred in 1914, Dr. E. E. S. Johnson, who had been associate editor previously, became the natural successor to Dr. Hartranft, having been as the result of experience and training, especially well qualified for the important and responsible position. Let us hope that the ardent, moral and spiritual ideals of the great reformer, Casper von Schwenkfeld, may through the mediation of this extensive presentation, serve a practical end; that is, animate an ever widening circle of readers with the spirit of the Master. Among the educational agencies projected by the Schwenkfelder Church in recent times is “The Schwenkfeldian,” a monthly periodical which gives publicity to the work and activities of the various local churches and also serves as a vehicle for the expression of opinion on historic, sociologic, moral and religious subjects. The launching of this journal was a constructive piece of work and should, among other things, help to arouse this denomination to the importance of giving increased attention to its needs and true situation. The editorial discussions of social, moral and religious topics provide food for reflection to all its readers, since they are carried on by men of education and sound discernment. The “Schwenkfeldian” is in every respect worthy of support and popular appreciation. So soon as the more active objections to modern methods by certain leading officials in the denomination had been overcome, a new spirit, a display of modern organizational effort in many directions, of which the church may justly feel proud, including the special fields of endeavor briefly referred to above, rapidly ensued. We see now such fine fruits of Christianity in the Schwenkfelder Church as missionary work, education, benevolence, social service, faith and love, all adding to the joy of worship and individual happiness. We should realize that the accumulated heritage of the previous generations of Schwenkfelders has made this generation rich at birth, that a denomination is not a physical fact, but a moral and spiritual fact in which the dead have furnished the chief content of the atmosphere we are privileged to breathe. We must ever recollect that no denomination, no more than an individual, can live unto itself. The Schwenkfelder Church has been, is, and the writer hopes ever shall continue to be an advo¬ cate of the principle of co-operation between protestant churches representing differing creeds. Indeed, in recent years it has repeatedly exemplified this principle, it is a particular pleasure to state. Finally, it behooves the present generation of Schwenkfelders to mediate the higher social virtues and moral ideals to those that shall come after them. THE SCHWENKFELDERS AN HISTORICAL SKETCH By Hon. Christopher Heydrick (Reprinted from the edition of 1879) The Schwenkfelders were so called from Caspar Schwenkfeld, a Silesian nobleman. He was born at Ossing (now Ossig), in Liibner circle, in the Principality of Liegnitz, in Lower Silesia, in 1490, was educated at Cologne, and dwelt several years at other universities, where theology early attracted his attention, and the writings of the Church Fathers became his favorite study. Quitting university life he visited many German courts, and devoted some years to the culture which, in his time, was supposed to befit his rank, qualifying himself for knighthood, and becoming, as he says in one of his epistles, a courtier. While yet a young man he entered the service of Carl, Duke of Miinsterberg, a grandson of Podiebrad, the Hussite King of Bohemia, at whose court the doctrines of John Huss were received, and by none more heartily than by the young knight and courtier. They made a deep and lasting impression upon his mind, and doubtless gave direction to his future life and labors. Bodily infirmities soon unfitted him for knightly duties, and he quitted the service of the Duke of Miinsterberg and became Counsellor to Frederick II., Duke of Liegnitz, whom he served in that capacity a number of years. Theology, however, had stronger attractions for him than affairs of state. He made the acquaintance of many theologians who were drifting in the direction of the Reformation, among whom were Valentine Crautwald, Johann Sigismund Werner, and Fabian Eckel, and under the influence of such associations the impressions received at Miinsterberg deepened until, as he expressed it, God touched his heart, and he withdrew from the ducal court and was chosen Canon of St. John’s Church, in Liegnitz. Luther had now withdrawn from the Church of Rome, and his preaching attracted Schwenkfeld’s attention and inspired him with a more intense zeal for the service of the Divine Master. He was at one with Luther upon the issues which the latter had raised with the Roman Catholic Church, and could no longer hold his position in St. John’s Church without violence to his conscience. He therefore renounced it to become an evangelist, and, for thirty-six years, with voice and pen, exhort men to repentance and godliness. Although not by nature a controversialist, as his writings abundantly testify, Schwenkfeld soon came to differ with the great Reformer on several points, chief among which related to the Eucharist, to the efficacy of the Divine Word, to the human nature of Christ, and to baptism. Schwenkfeld rejected the doctrine of impanation or consubstantiation as well as that of transubstantiation, and held that Christ taught (Matt. xxvi. 26) that “such as this broken bread is to the body, so is my body to the soul, a true and real food, which nourishes, sanctifies, and delights the soul; and such as this wine is to the body, so, in its effects, is my blood to the soul, which it strengthens and refreshes;” and, as a corollary, that the impenitent, though he would eat of the bread of the Lord, could not eat the body of the Lord, but that the penitent believer did partake of both, not only at the sacramental altar, but elsewhere. In respect to the second point of difference, he denied that the external word, which is committed to writing in the Scriptures, was endowed with the power of healing, illuminating, and renewing the mind, but ascribed this power to the Internal or Eternal Word, i. e., Christ himself. (John i. 1—14; Rev. xix. 13.) He regretted that Luther, who at first was quite in accord with him, should see fit .afterwards to ascribe to the written, outward, or preached word that power and efficacy which is inherent only in Christ, the Eternal Word. Luther translated Romans x. 17 : “So kommt der Glaube aus der Predigt, das Predigen aber durch das Wort Gottes” — -So faith cometh by preaching, but preach¬ ing by the word of God; while Schwenkfeld followed the original closely, rendering it in the equivalent of the English translation: So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God. Upon the third point of difference Schwenkfeld would not allow Christ’s human nature in its exalted state to be called a creature or created substance, holding that such denomination was “in¬ finitely below His majestic dignity, reunited, as it is in that glorious state, with the Divine Essence.” He also rejected infant baptism, holding that instruction and faith should precede baptism (Acts 7 8 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families viii. 12, 13; Mark xvi. 15, 16; Matt, xxviii. 19); and that the Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper were not intended as “a channel and means” through which the unregenerated participant could obtain salvation. Having settled in his own mind the true meaning of the words uttered by our Lord at the institu¬ tion of the sacramental feast, Schwenkfeld wrote out his views and submitted them to his friend Crautwald, who at first rejected them, and reproved him sharply for what he esteemed his heresy. Schwenkfeld, however, besought him to pray over the matter, and examine the words of the institution closely in the original tongue, declaring his conviction, in harmony with his theory of the operation of the Divine Word, that Christ had revealed the meaning to him. Crautwald finally promised to pray and think over the matter, and the result was his conversion. Speaking of this conference in one of his letters, Schwenkfeld says: “A fortnight later he (Crautwald) wrote me a Latin letter that the Lord Christ had revealed to him also the true meaning of the words.” Earnestly desiring harmony rather than polemic discussion, and hoping that an interchange of opinions would lead to an agreement with Luther, Schwenkfeld determined to seek a personal interview with him, and accordingly, in September, 1525, visited him at Wittenberg, and laid before him his views together with Crautwald’s letter. Bugenhagen, Pomeranus, and Justus Jonas were present, and the conference, which continued several days, was marked by Christian courtesy. Luther was in a condescending mood and said to Schwenkfeld: “I say truly that I have been troubled with this doc¬ trinal point for three years. Now your opinion is acceptable to me; it is very good if you can prove it. Finally, I say that your doctrinal point is not objectionable to me if you can prove it. I, also, was strongly inclined to it, and have long striven against it, and still have to strive against it.” Schwenkfeld’s mission seemed to have been successful, at least so far as to justify the belief that his views would receive respectful consideration, and he parted from the reformers in friendship, and, we may well suppose, returned to his own country with a light heart. But he was doomed to dis¬ appointment. After two months Luther returned his manuscript and Crautwald’s letter, and wrote him in his characteristic style, that he and Crautwald must cease to lead the people astray; that the blood of those whom they led astray would be upon their heads, and closed with these words: “Kurtz- um, entwieder ihr oder wir mfissen des Teufels leibeigen seyn, weil wir uns beiderseits Gottes Wort riihmen” — In short, either you or we must be in the bond service of the devil, because we, on both sides, appeal to the word of God. Troubles now began to thicken. Cut off from fellowship with the Lutherans, Schwenkfeld was none the less an object of the hatred of the Catholics. Even Ferdinand, King of Bohemia and Hungary, afterwards Emperor of Germany, whose liberality to the Protestants brought him into such disfavor at Rome that Pope Paul IV. refused to ratify his elevation to the imperial dignity, could not tolerate his teachings in respect to the Sacraments of the Lord’s Supper and Baptism, misrepresented as they were by the Catholic clergy, and wrote to the Duke of Liegnitz to proceed to extreme measures for his re¬ pression — Silesia then being under the suzerainty of the Bohemian kings. But the Duke was so far in sympathy with Schwenkfeld that he had printed for the use of his own household a “Confession of Faith” drawn up by two of the latter’s co-workers and most intimate friends, — Eckel and Werner, — and embodying the very doctrines which were so distasteful to the King’s spiritual advisers. Moreover, a friendship, formed while Schwenkfeld was Counsellor to the Duke and never afterwards interrupted, forbade compliance with the King’s command. But the Duke was powerless to protect his friend, and therefore advised him to retire from Silesia until more tolerant counsels should prevail at the royal court. He accordingly left Silesia in 1529 for a journey through Germany, but, as the sequel proved, never to return to his native land, — a circumstance which gave occasion for the story circulated by his enemies at the time, and since repeated by some German writers, that he had been expelled by the Duke at the instance of Ferdinapd, a story that Schwenkfeld expressly refuted on several occasions, and which is disproved by his friendly correspondence with the Duke until the latter’s death. Thence¬ forth he had no settled abiding-place, but moved about from city to city, defending his doctrines and faith in public conferences and discussions with the learned, and before the Magistrates at Augsburg, Niirnberg, Strasburg, Tubingen, and Ulm; often persecuted, and at least once — at Tubingen in 1535 — tried for heresy, when he was so far acquitted as to be promised freedom of religious worship in private, though forbidden to speak publicly. His life was one of unremitting labor. Besides preaching, he maintained an extensive correspon¬ dence with learned men and others of high rank throughout Germany and in Switzerland, and wrote many books and pamphlets, several editions of which were published — one in 1592, in four large quarto volumes. A spirit of deep and fervent piety pervaded his writings; and, although when controversy was forced upon him he stoutly defended his opinions upon disputed points of doctrine, he held that repentance of sin, purity of life, and humble trust in the cleansing efficacy of the blood of Christ were Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 9 of infinitely more importance than subscription to dogmas and observance of the Sacraments. Hence he desired not to establish an independent church, but frequently declared, in his writings, his unwilling¬ ness to separate himself from any who loved Christ. Notwithstanding the irreconcilable differences between himself and Luther, and the harsh treatment which he had received from the latter after the Wittenberg conference, he never ceased to frankly acknowledge his obligations and express in the warm¬ est terms his gratitude to the great reformer for the services he had rendered to him in common with all who were seeking the truth; and as late as 1543, less than three years before Luther’s death, wrote him, earnestly and affectionately entreating him to examine his “Confession of Faith Concerning the Person of Christ,” a work then just published, and point out his errors, if any. He died at the city of Ulm on the 10th of December, 1562, leaving a name unspotted by any charge except that of heresy, and that only in respect to the doctrines herein mentioned, and others held in common by the reformers. His opponents accorded him the praise of possessing great learning combined with modesty, meekness, piety, and a loving spirit. Although the establishment of an independent church was a purpose never entertained by Schwenk- feld, he had, so far as successful teaching of his distinctive doctrines went, prepared the way for it. Many clergymen and noblemen and other influential and learned men in Silesia and throughout Germany, and in some localities, especially in the Principalities of Liegnitz and Jauer, almost the entire population, embraced his doctrines; and for a time his adherents enjoyed the public ministration of the Gospel in not a few of the churches where they were most numerous, not as a distinct sect, but as part of the reformed Church in its wider sense. But their prosperity was short-lived. State reasons inclined the Protestant princes to favor the larger following of Luther, and most of the evangelical pastors who adhered to Schwenkfeld’s views were displaced, while but few were permitted to end their days with the churches which they served in Schwenkfeld’s time, and these under admonitions to observe the Sacraments according to the Lutheran practice. Even Frederick II. of Liegnitz, whose friendship for Schwenkfeld never abated, yielded late in life to the pressure of the dominant influences in the Protestant Church, and dismissed the Court Preacher Werner for no other reason than that he continued to teach the same doctrines that the Duke approved when Schwenkfeld was near the Court. But Frederick could not entirely forget his first love, and while he lived no severity was exercised towards the people in his dominions. After the Duke’s death, however, they fared worse. That they, on the one hand, were Protestant and Evangelical, and on the other declined fellowship with the Lutherans, was enough to excite the intolerant spirit of the age, and invite persecution from all sides. Other circumstances conspired to bring them into disfavor alike with the clergy and the civil magistrates. Their rejection of infant baptism was sufficient, in the judgment of those who cared not to inquire further, to justify the charge that they were Anabaptists, and bring upon them the odium of the excesses committed by that sect but a few years before at Munster. Neither the explicit denial by Schwenkfeld in his lifetime of any sympathy with the Anabaptists, nor the blameless lives of the people, who rendered unto Caesar the things that were Caesar’s, and strove according to their knowledge to render unto God the things that were God’s, availed to free them from that charge. They were called Schwenkfelders in derision, — - a name which they accepted, — and were stigmatized by almost every name that was supposed to convey a reproach. The new Duke, Frederick III., determined to stamp them out of his dominions, and issued a stringent decree against them, among other things imposing a fine of five hundred florins upon any person who should harbor an Anabaptist, by which he meant a Schwenkfelder, and later, ordered all their books to be seized and burned. These measures had the opposite effect to that intended; the number of Schwenkfelders increased rather than diminished, but the persecutors did not gain wisdom from experience. Persecutions increased from year to year, until about 1580, when it seemed that every means that the ingenuity of man could devise was employed to coerce these people into either the Lutheran or the Catholic Church. In addition to former methods, the clergy refused to solemnize marriages until the contracting parties would partake of the Sacrament at the parochial church; men and women were dragged in chains into churches; leading men were expelled from the country; frequently when the people met at private houses for worship, as was their custom, they were arrested and imprisoned, often in dungeons, where many died from starvation, cold, and violent treatment, and others contracted diseases of which they died soon after their release; and finally large numbers were sent to Vienna, and there condemned without trial to serve in the wars with the Turks, or as oarsmen on Mediterranean galleys. And so the weary years passed until the outbreak of the Thirty Years’ War necessitated conciliation, when the Schwenkfelders accepted the horrors of that prolonged struggle as a grateful change from the cruelties of religious persecution. But soon after the peace of Westphalia the old persecutions were renewed with, if possible, increased rigor. From 1650 until 1658 they were especially severe. 10 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Amid all these persecutions, without churches, without organization, robbed to a great extent of their religious books, and forbidden under severe penalties to reprint those that had been committed to the flames, the Schwenkfelders maintained their faith and their worship in the Fatherland for more than two centuries. The Bible was, indeed, allowed to them, and of this they were diligent readers; and, notwithstanding the efforts to suppress their literature, copies of Schwenkfeld’s works and the sermons and other writings of Johann Sigismund Werner, Michael Hiller, Erasmus Weichenhan, and Christian Hoburg were here and there preserved, and these served the multitude who met at the houses of their possessors to hear them read. The entire Sabbath, from morning till night, was spent in worship and in listening to the reading of such books. Martin John, a learned physician of Hockenau, who wrote in the latter part of the seventeenth century, says: “Whoever had books, read on Sundays, and the others went to hear. The order was thus: In the morning, after each one had prayed when he rose from his bed, they assembled and sang the morning song standing; then they prayed from a prayer-book and sang a hymn of invocation, especially to the Holy Ghost, all standing; after that they sang sitting, then prayed, and thereupon read some sermons; then prayed again and sang a couple of hymns; after that they ate at midday; then prayed again standing and sang an invocatory hymn, after which they read quite until evening, when they prayed and sang standing. This was the order on Sunday, and when the people came together in the week-time (for spinning) they then almost always sang, and when any one wished to go home they knelt down together and prayed.” Towards the close of the seventeenth century the spirit of intolerance relaxed, and the Lutheran Church presenting her attractive side to this people, large numbers, especially of the young, were won over to her communion, and from that time the Schwenkfelders gradually decreased, until in 1718 they numbered only a few hundreds where they had formerly been counted by the thousands, and had disappeared entirely from many villages where they had once been numerous. Reduced in numbers as they now were, their conversion to the Roman Catholic faith was, nevertheless, deemed by the Jesuits an object of sufficient importance to enlist the energies of the Order in that direction, and in furtherance of such object they commenced operations about this time at the Imperial Court. It was not difficult to persuade Charles VI. that the treaty of Westphalia in its interdiction of religious persecution did not protect the Schwenkfelders. An order to the government at Liegnitz to send in an official report of that people and their creed was therefore readily obtained, and in obedience thereto some of the leading men were summoned to appear at Liegnitz on the 19th of May, 1718, where they were questioned and required to hand in a written declaration or confession of their faith and some of their doctrinal and devotional books. Next, the Lutheran pastors at Harpersdorf and Neudorf were required to furnish lists of the Schwenkfelders in their respective parishes. These proceedings were followed in December, 1719, by the appearance of two Jesuit priests bearing a “Legitimation,” issued by the Superior Magistracy at Breslau, in the name and by command of the Emperor, accrediting them as missionaries for the conversion of the Schwenkfelders, in the following words: “The Roman Emperor, also King in Germany, Spain, Hungary, and Bohemia, by his acting Privy Counsellor, Director, Chancellor, and Counsellors at the Royal Superior Domain in the Duchy of Upper and Lower Silesia. “Offers first his courteous services, amity, and all blessings to the royal offices and domains, as also to the magis¬ trates, rulers, and officers, and to all lower jurisdictions, and others. And whereas his Imperial Majesty, our most gracious master, by virtue of a most gracious rescript issued unto the Royal Superior Domain on the 18th day of September last, has graciously declared in what manner a mission should be established for the conversion of the Schwenkfelders living in the Principalities of Schweidnitz, Jauer, and Liegnitz, and has most graciously thought proper to appoint for this purpose two priests from the Jesuit Society, namely, the worthy P. P. Johann Milahn and Carolum Regent, and has furthermore graciously commanded that the Superior Domain should provide said Patres Mission¬ aries with letters patent so that they might not be impeded in their beneficial undertaking, therefore alj the magis¬ trates, rulers, and other inhabitants, of whatever standing, office, or condition, are accordingly enjoined not to molest in any way those Patres Missionaries , nor to impede them in their ecclesiastical functions quo quo modo, under avoid¬ ance of severe animadversion, but moreover they are commanded to render them readily all possible assistance and help, and thus not to give cause for any complaint. In executing hereby the most gracious command of his Imperial Majesty we have no doubt of your acting in accordance therewith. “IIans Anton Count Schafgotsch (L. S.), ex consilio Reg. Cur. “Franz Carl Count Cottulinsky, Due. Silesiae. “M. J. Aglo von Wiesenstein, etc. “Breslau, the 9th of October, 1719.” The royal government at Liegnitz added to this Legitimation of the Superior Magistracy, the following: “All the hereinbefore named dominions, especially those at Harpersdorf, Armenruh, and Hockenau, where within the Principality of Liegnitz the most Schwenkfelders are living and dwelling, and all the inhabitants of the precinct Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 11 of Goldberg, are hereby strictly directed, ordered, and commanded not to hinder the above-named two Patres Soc. Jesu in this mission charge conferred upon them by his Maj., not even under the pretence that they are overreaching the missionary object; but much less subject them to anything unbecoming or troublesome, but moreover to manifest to them with readiness all necessary assistance. By all of which ye shall show your proper regard, etc. ‘‘W., Count of Wurben, Governor-General. “Liegnitz, the 15th day of December, 1719.” At first the missionaries required only the men to attend their services, and sought to win them by expounding the doctrines of the Catholic Church, and attempting to refute those of the Schwenkfelders. But in the latter they found no easy task. To the end that they might know what they had to refute, they demanded answers in writing to a number of questions. These were cheerfully given, and at considerable length; every proposition being supported by abundant citations of Scripture and from the Church Fathers. Finding the people so strongly fortified in their religious opinions, and so apt to defend them, the missionaries became irritated and threatened to adopt harsher methods after the close of the year 1720. Accordingly, early in the year 1721, it was announced that the women and children must be brought to the missionaries for instruction in the Catholic religion; and an imperial edict to this effect was exhibited. There was now consternation among the people. So long as only men of mature judgment were required to hear the instructions of the missionaries, they feared nothing, but they could not endure the subjection of their tender offspring to teachings and influences which they regarded as pernicious. They therefore, on the 5th of May, 1721, dispatched three deputies — Christopher Hoffmann, Balthasar Hoffmann, and Balthasar Hoffrichter — to Vienna to sue for toleration. These deputies were graciously received by the Emperor, and remained at the Court five years, during which time they presented no less than seventeen memorials to the Emperor in person at audiences granted for that purpose, setting forth the persecutions suffered by their people at the hands of the missionaries and of the magistrates at the instigation of the missionaries, and praying for toleration and protection. But notwithstanding the Emperor’s uniform kindness of manner at these audiences, and that he ordered a cessation of violence until further consideration, matters constantly grew worse in Silesia. When parents refused to present their children for instruction, they were imprisoned; women were placed in the stocks and compelled to lie in cold rooms in the winter without so much as straw under them; and when imprisonment failed to bring the people with their children to the missionary services, fines and extortions were added. Marriages were forbidden unless the parties would promise to rear their offspring in the Catholic faith, and when young people went into other countries to be married, they were imprisoned for that on their return. The dead were not allowed Christian burial in the churchyards where their ancestors of the same faith for many generations slept, but were required to be interred in cattle- ways, and sorrowing friends were forbidden to follow the remains of loved ones to these ignominious resting-places. Hundreds of Schwenkfelders were so buried at Harpersdorf, Langenneudorf, and Lauterseifen during the twenty years that the mission was maintained. The missionaries claimed guardianship of all orphan children of Schwenkfelders, and thus the last hours of the dying were embittered by the thought that their children must be educated in a faith that they themselves abhorred. And to prevent escape from the horrible situation in which they were placed, the people were forbidden to sell their property or, under any pretext, leave the country, and severe penalties were denounced against any person who should assist a Schwenkfelder to escape by pur¬ chasing his property, or otherwise. The deputies made a final appeal to the Emperor for mercy on the 28th of July, 1725. That appeal was answered by the publication— in September — of the following decree: ‘‘CHARLES THE SIXTH. ‘‘Dear Faithful; We received your obedient report of March 20th, of this year, by which you have informed us of the condition of the ecclesiastical mission appointed for the conversion of those Schwenkfelder Sectariorum sojourn¬ ing at several places in our Duchy of Silesia. As we now most graciously desire a better progress of the mission, we therefore provide: “Primo, most graciously to wit: That the mission henceforth exercise all their power to accomplish the work of conversion with profit and good effect. And likewise “Secundo, that all watchful oversight of the mock preachers and Seductores from the authority of the country, and especially from those missionaries, be kept as heretofore commanded, and in case of any trespass at once to arrest the guilty and to punish them in terrorem alior, and to report to us aggravating occurrences if thought proper, and also we desire that the same may be understood concerning those Schwenkfelder inhabitants and housekeepers who permit Schwenkfelder conventicula in their houses, or who are leaders or instigators to persistence in those heretical errors. In such a manner that they shall be arrested as soon as the same shall be sufficiently apparent, brought here and their names entered. So it shall 12 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families “Tertio, not only be a settled matter that the Schwenkfelder books of instruction shall be hunted up and taken away, as also no less “Quarto, that the children of the Schwenkfelders shall be brought to preaching and catechizing, and also the adulti Sectarii themselves shall be held to the presence and hearing thereof, and those who without good cause absent themselves, shall at the first occurrence be charged with a money fine in proportion to their circumstances; for the second time it shall be doubled; upon further renitenz to the contrary they shall be punished according to the nature of the case with arrest or opere publico: and further the Schwenkfelder congregations in their submissive requests to be tolerated in their confession of faith in future, are once for all refused, and they shall never hereafter venture to present any new supplications; and be it in all seriousness announced to all the respective jurisdictions and public authorities that the missionary fathers shall by nothing, and in no way or manner, be hindered, but upon their call shall receive all necessary assistance with all force and effect. Also to report to us, from time to time, all future occur¬ rences by and through our royal Bohemian Court Bureau. Herein let our will be executed. “Decreed at Vienna, the 30th of July, 1725. “CHARLES, “Ad mandatum, “Joh. Christoph Jordan. “Ferd. Comes Vinsky, “Ris Bohoemiee Sup Cancellarius. “To the Royal Superior Magistracy “in Silesia. “Presented the 19th of August, 1725. “The foregoing copy was taken from the original, with the same carefully compared and found to agree with the same in every particular, which is hereby attested by deliberately attaching thereto the great royal official seal. “So done at the Royal Castle in Jauer, the 19th of September, 1725. ,,j g ,, The missionaries now bent all their energies to the accomplishment of the work in hand, and to the full exercised with the utmost rigor the powers granted to them, and were aided therein by the civil magistrates even to patrolling the highways to prevent the escape of any of the doomed people. Thus was this unhappy people shut up to the choice of either apostasy, or continued endurance of the ever-increasing miseries of their situation, or flight. The first was to the true Schwenkfelder simply impossible; the second was too horrible to be contemplated. They therefore resolved to escape from the country at all hazards. The exodus commenced in the month of February, 1726. During that month and the months of March, April, and May following, upwards of one hundred and seventy families escaped by night from Harpersdorf, Armenruh, and Hockenau, and fled on foot to Upper Lusatia, then a part of the Electorate of Saxony, 'and found shelter at Wirsa near Greissenberg, Gorlitz, Hennersdorf near Gorlitz, Berthels- dorf, and Herrnhut. In consequence of the prohibition of sales of property by Schwenkfelders, and the police regulations to prevent emigration, they were obliged to leave all their property behind except what they could carry upon their backs or upon wheelbarrows. Consequently the less provident, who had laid up little or no money, found themselves in great destitution amongst strangers. They were, however, hospitably received, and treated with much consideration by the Senate of Gorlitz, and by Count Zinzendorf, at Berthelsdorf and Herrnhut, and soon after their arrival assistance came to them unexpectedly from theretofore unknown friends in Holland. They lived here in a state of uncertainty as to the future for eight years. The assistance received from Holland led to a correspondence with the Dutch benefactors, who strongly advised emigration to Pennsylvania. Some, however, began to purchase homes in Lusatia, and it is doubtful whether all would not have settled there permanently had not subsequent events proved the advice of the Hollanders to have been both timely and wise. In the spring of 1733 Count Zinzendorf informed them that they would be tolerated no longer in Lusatia, and referred them to the superior magistrate at Bautzen for the reasons. It was ascertained that application had been made for their enforced return to Silesia. They were, however, permitted to remain until the next spring. Soon after Count Zinzendorf’s announcement that protection would be withdrawn, two families emigrated to Pennsylvania, arriving at Philadelphia on the 18th of September (O. S.), 1733. Their report of the country, and the advice of the friends in Holland, determined about forty families to follow them. Their first care was to proceed orderly and obtain the permission of the sovereign to whom they proposed to transfer their allegiance. This secured, they set out in April, 1734, for Altona, in Denmark, where they arrived on the 17th of May. On their arrival at Altona, they found prepara¬ tions made for their reception, and were most hospitably entertained until the 28th, when they em¬ barked on three small vessels for Haarlem, arriving at the latter place on the 6th of June. Here they were received with open arms, and overwhelmed with kindness by their benefactors of former years. The disinterested kindness of a mercantile house in Haarlem, composed of three brothers, Abra¬ ham, Isaac, and John Von Byuschanse, deserves more than a passing notice here. Their attentions to the strangers were not limited to seeing that there were no actual wants unsupplied; they strove by Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 13 personal attentions to make the stay of the party in Haarlem enjoyable. The little ones especially came in for a full share of their kindly offices. Part of the contribution sent to Gorlitz in 172G for the relief of the destitute remained unexpended, and those having it in charge offered to return it to the donors, there being no further need of such assistance. The Messrs. Von Byuschanse would not listen to the offer, but directed the fund to be expended for the benefit of the poorer people when they should arrive in Pennsylvania. And not content with all that they had done, they insisted upon providing at their own expense a vessel for the transportation of the whole company to Philadelphia, and defraying the entire expense of the voyage. This noble benefaction was bread cast upon the waters. The de¬ scendants and successors in the business of the Messrs. Von Byuschanse met with reverses in the year 1790. Information of this fact coming to the Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania, they, in grateful remem¬ brance of the kindness shown to their own ancestors and to some of themselves in childhood more than half a century before, raised a considerable sum of money [seven hundred pounds or about 3000 dollars says Hazard's Register of Pa., Vol. J, July 1829, p. 127], and sent it to the relief of the distressed house. The emigrants remained at Haarlem, enjoying the munificent hospitality of the Messrs. Von Byuschanse, until the 19th of June, when they proceeded to Rotterdam, and there embarked for Pennsylvania on an English ship, the St. Andrew, which had been chartered for them by their large- hearted friends, and touching at Plymouth, England, arrived at Philadelphia on the 22d of September (N. S.), 1734. On the next day all male persons over the age of sixteen years proceeded to the State- house, and there subscribed a pledge of allegiance to George II., King of Great Britain, and his suc¬ cessors, and of fidelity to the proprietor of the province. They spent the 24th in thanksgiving to Almighty God for delivering them out of the hands of their persecutors, for raising up friends in the times of their greatest need, and for leading them into a land of freedom, where they might worship Him unmolested by civil or ecclesiastical power. This day, the 24th of September, was thenceforth set apart to be observed by them and their descendants, through all time, as a day of Thanksgiving commemorative of the Divine goodness manifested in their deliverance from the persecutions of the Fatherland. To this day it is so observed. The little band who had passed through so many trials together were now to separate. Some settled within the present limits of the city of Philadelphia, in the neighborhood of Chestnut Hill; others in the now counties of Montgomery, Berks, and Lehigh, there to convert the wilderness into happy homes, that in many instances have been enjoyed by their descendants till this day. It is need¬ less to dwell on the hardships and privations of the first few years. They were such as were the common lot of all the early settlers of Pennsylvania, mitigated by the remembrance of what had been exchanged for them. Dispersed as the people were, they nevertheless remained one in faith and in the bonds of mutual sympathy and love, and promptly set up the worship of Almighty God in their new home. They were without a pastor, but fortunately not without a man qualified by many gifts and graces to fill the sacred office. That man was George Weiss. He had been selected on the eve of departure from Lusatia to “give instruction to the children, and render such other spiritual services as might be required,” and had conducted the thanksgiving services on arrival in this country and perhaps other services, and having proved acceptable, was, in December, 1734, elected by the “house fathers” to the pastoral office. He served with great acceptance till his death, in 1740, when he was succeeded by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman. It was natural to expect that the remaining Schwenkfelders would follow their emigrant brethren as rapidly as circumstances would admit. Such, however, was not the case. The very violence of the missionaries worked its own temporary cure, and for a time the necessity for flight was removed. Says Kadelbach: [Ausfurliche Geschichte Caspar SchwenJcfelds und der Schwenkfelder in Schlesien, der Ober Lausitz und Amerika , Lauban, I860.] “The respective local rulers, lords of the soil, saw with indignation the expatriation of their most active and peaceful subjects, and the decline of the prosperity of their communities.” Thus was an influential public opinion awakened against the missionaries, not so much, indeed, by the outrageous cruelty of their methods, as by its effects on the public prosperity; but it was none the less potent, and its pressure was felt in a quarter where it was least expected to be respected. The same author says: “Even the Catholic clergy of the surrounding country declared themselves by no means in accord with the behavior of the missionaries, and were greatly dissatisfied with this sort of conversion.” Of course this meant a change of tactics, and the Schwenkfelders had comparative rest for a few years. About the close of the year 1735, however, the old methods of conversion were revived, and in the following year a number of families fled into Saxony, whence one family came to Pennsylvania the 14 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families same year, and four others in 1737. Again there was anxiety about the loss of subjects, and, whether in consequence of representations by the local governments or of other promptings, an imperial order was issued temporarily suspending the exercise of the extraordinary powers of the missionaries, and directing a searching investigation of their conduct; and again there was comparative exemption from persecution. But whatever steadiness of purpose Charles VI. manifested in the general administration of the affairs of the empire, his conduct towards the Schwenkfelders had always been characterized by fickle¬ ness. Each spasmodic exhibition of a tolerant disposition had been followed by a more intolerant decree from the Imperial Court, and it was too late now when, nearing the end of his career, he was engaged in securing guarantees of the inviolability, after his death, of the Pragmatic Sanction, to expect more firmness in his good intentions towards this people than he had before shown. The next spring a decree was published to the effect that the “Schwenkfelder heresy” must be trodden out, and its adherents coerced into the Catholic Church within one year. But it was a vain decree. The hour of final deliverance and, in some measure, of retribution, was approaching. Within the year appointed for the extermination of the Schwenkfelders Charles had paid the debt of nature, and Frederick the Great had vindicated his better title to Silesia, under the agreement of mutual succession made two centuries before between his ancestor, the Elector of Brandenburg, and the Duke of Liegnitz, and had proclaimed religious freedom in the long-misgoverned principalities. Frederick was not content to merely put a stop to religious persecutions. Damage had been sustained by the country in the loss of valued subjects, and great wrongs had been done to individuals. He desired to repair the former and was willing to redress the latter even at the expense of the royal treasury. For that purpose he issued an edict in 1742 which reflects the highest honor upon himself, and, when the insignificance of their numbers is considered, pays a flattering tribute to the worth of the exiled Schwenkfelders. As exhibiting the estimation in which the ancestors of those whose names are contained in the following pages were held, and at the same time as a happy contrast to the before- recited decree of Charles VI., that edict is here presented in extenso: “Edict to provide for the re-establishment of the so-called Schwenkfelders in Silesia and other provinces of his Royal Majesty; De dato Selowitz the 8th of March, 1742. “We, Frederick, by the Grace of God, King of Prussia, Margrave of Brandenburg, Arch Chamberlain, and Elector of the Holy Roman Empire, etc., etc. “Be it known to all to whom these presents may come: Whereas we do hold nothing to be so contrary to Nature, Reason, and Principles of the Christian Religion as the forcing of the subjects’ consciences, and persecuting them about any erroneous doctrines which do not concern the fundamental principles of the Christian Religion. We have, there¬ fore, most graciously resolved that the so-called Schwenkfelders, who were exiled through an imprudent zeal for Reli¬ gion, to the irreparable damage of commerce and of the country, be recalled into our Sovereign Duchy of Lower Silesia. We have, therefore, thought fit by these presents to assure all those who possess the said doctrine, upon our Royal word that they shall and may safely return not only into our Sovereign Duchy of Lower Silesia, but also into all our provinces, peaceably to live and trade there, since we not only do receive them into our special protection, but also will give them all necessary supplies for the promotion of their commerce. And all those who, several years ago, were deprived of their habitations and estates in our country of Silesia, shall be reinstated without any compensation in case those estates are not paid for by the new possessors. Such as will settle in our villages shall have farms assigned to them, and care shall be taken to provide them employment, and those who choose to live in towns shall, besides several ordinary Free years, have places assigned them gratis for the building of their houses, for which purposes they need only apply to our Military and Domainen Chambers. “We do therefore command our Superior Colleges of Justice and Finance, as also all mediate Princes, Lords, Magistrates, etc., carefully to observe the same. “In Witness whereof we have signed this present Edict with our own hand, and caused our Royal Seal to be affixed. “Done at Selowitz, March 8th, 1742. [L.S.] “FREDERICK, “Von Cocceji. “Per Graf von Miinchau.” Translation from “Dankbare Erinnerung an die Schwenkfelder in Nordamerika, Gorlitz, 1816. Gedruckt bei Gotthold Hainze,” wherein reference is made to “Konigl. Preuss Edicten-Sammlung Vom 1 December 1740 bis 1744 No. 14 Saite 41;” and also in “255ten K. der Schlesischen gesammelten Nachrichten 1742.” See also H. Hazard's Register, p. 127; also Kadelbach Ausfuriiche Geschichte u. s. w. Hallesche Nachrichten. [Footnotes of Hon. Christopher Heydrick, p. 25.} Much as they loved the Fatherland in spite of the cruel wrongs which they and their ancestors for two centuries had suffered, none of the Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania availed themselves of the royal invitation to return to their former homes. They had become attached to the government under which they had for eight years enjoyed absolute freedom and a measure of prosperity that promised better things in the future than restoration of their estates in Silesia. They had come here to stay, and had laid foundations which they were loath to abandon. They had acquired permanent homes; they had established and thus far maintained, public worship; remembering the words of Christ: Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 15 For ye have the poor with you always, and whensoever ye will, ye may do them good; they had estab¬ lished a Poor Fund, which, increasing with increased prosperity, has, for nearly a century and a half, satisfied every call upon it from within their communion and scattered its blessings outside; and they had established a School Fund which supplied every want intended to be supplied by the system of public instruction established by the State many years later. In short, they had taken root in the soil of Pennsylvania. For many years they could not be said to have had an organization as a church. Indeed, the want of an organization was not felt while there were but few families, and they widely separated. But after the death of their second pastor, Rev. Balthasar Hoffman, in 1775, with increased membership, the necessity for an organization was recognized and soon received attention. Christopher Schultz, a man of great learning, ability, and zeal, and withal peculiarly fitted for the special work before him, was now, after fervent prayer for the divine guidance therein, called to the pastoral office. He addressed himself to the work of organization, and prepared a constitution or system of church government which was formally adopted on the 17th of August, 1782. For administrative purposes two districts were created, known as the “Upper District” and the “Lower District.” It was provided that each district should elect a president, three elders, two trustees, and a treasurer of the School Fund, and a treasurer of the Poor Fund. Two congregations or individual churches were then organized, one in each district. The duties of the elders are to see that church order is strictly observed, and to examine all matters in dispute between members and, if possible, adjust the same. One elder is elected every year in each district for the term of three years, and no elder can be re-elected until at least one year after the expira¬ tion of his last term. After the adoption of the common school system of the State the name of the School Fund was changed to “Literary Fund,” and the fund itself devoted to literary purposes, and the duties of the officers of the Fund were correspondingly modified. The duties of the other officers are sufficiently indicated by their titles. The members on their part are enjoined to pay their debts without legal proceedings, and to “live quiet, virtuous, peaceable, Christian lives according to the will of Christ in all meekness and lowliness as the quiet in the land, and to be true and faithful in their spiritual as well as their temporal calling.” Owing to the dispersion of the members and the consequent impracticability of assembling any considerable numbers at any one point, no church edifices were erected until the year 1789. In that year a church was erected in the upper district, and soon after one in the lower. At later periods two more churches were built in each district, making six in all. Until these accommodations were provided, divine service was held at private houses, as it had been in the Fatherland, and in the absence of the pastor was conducted by one of the members. The service was opened with singing and prayer. The Gospel lesson for the day was then read, and sometimes expounded, after which a sermon from Weich- enhan’s, Werner’s, or Hiller’s Postille was read, followed by singing and prayer. While there was but a single pastor, there were a number of members who acceptably led meetings for worship and per¬ formed much of the pastoral work. At later periods the ministry was increased, until there are now [1879] three active ministers in each district. The religious training and education of their children was from an early period regarded by the Schwenkfelders as a matter of prime importance. The exact date of the establishment of Kinder Lehr cannot now be ascertained, but the first appointment of George Weiss before he was called to the full work of the ministry proves that the institution was brought to this country from Germany, and when the immigrants devoted, as they did, every alternate Sabbath to the instruction of the youth by catechetical lectures, it was evidently no new thing. Rev. Christopher Schultz gave an impetus to this department of church-work by his untiring labors therein, and by an excellent Catechism which he prepared for the instruction of children. The solicitude of the church for the children is shown in a ceremony originated in this country. As soon as conveniently may be after the birth of a child it is brought into church and the minister prays for its happiness and prosperity, and admonishes its parents to “bring it up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord according to the will of God.” This service is sometimes performed at the home of the parents. The literature of the Schwenkfelders is almost exclusively in the German language. Their printed works are mainly those hereinbefore incidentally mentioned, to which may be added the Erlauterung, etc., published in 1771, and of which a second edition appeared in 1830; and a work by the venerated Schultz, entitled “A Compendium of Christian Faith.” But a large and valuable portion of their literature is yet in manuscript, being in part the writings of contemporaries of Schwenkfeld and of others of the next century. A single volume appeared in an English dress in 1858, containing Schwenkfeld’s “Heavenly Balm and Divine Physician,” and “Threefold Life of Man,” translated by the Rev. F. R. Anspach, D.D. 16 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families SUPPLEMENTARY HISTORY By Samuel K. Brecht In order to answer repeated inquiries as to the history and location as well as the present status of the Schwenkfelder Church, it is deemed necessary to give additional data in this section concerning the later history of the Schwenkfelders as a supplement to that written by Judge Heydrick on the preceding pages. When the attempt was made in Saxony to force the Schwenkfelders to return to Silesia, as narrated by Judge Heydrick, they did not all flee to America as will be described in connection with the families in later pages. In consequence of the migration to Pennsylvania, families were broken up; in some cases husbands were parted from wives; children from parents, brothers and sisters from each other. It has been impossible to obtain actual statistics of the number ot ScUwenRf elders who remained in Europe, but it is known that a number of them returned to Saxony, and it is stated by some that at least five hundred souls were under the jurisdiction of Count Zinzendorf when he was notified that they would no longer be tolerated in Lusatia. NUMBER OF SCHWENKFELDERS In a reply to a questionnaire of the Saxon government at a request from the King of Poland re¬ garding the number of Schwenkfelders in Saxony at that time (1732), it was stated that 179 persons had fled to Saxony, that twenty-five families remained, and twenty individuals went over to the Evangelical religion between 1722 and 1732. They had been tolerated in Silesia for 200 years. [Dresden Stunts Archiv .] From the letters written to the Mennonites by Adam Wiegner, the secretary of the Schwenkfelders during this pre-migratory period, we learn that there was much opposition within the body towards their migration to Pennsylvania. The Emperor of Germany invited them to settle in the province of Brandenburg, near Berlin, where he agreed to erect linen factories for them so that they might find em¬ ployment there. Count Zinzendorf, indeed, persuaded them to agree to go with him with a body of Moravians to found a colony in Georgia, which they agreed to do under certain conditions. When the time for departure was at hand the Count could not meet his conditions, so the Schwenkfelders felt they were no longer bound by their agreement, which was never put in writing, and they decided to come to Pennsylvania. Hence, it seems that the hand of Providence was the guiding star that kept them from locating in Brandenburg or being transported to Georgia to become slave owners. The various migrations are described in the following chapters, but apparently a very large number remained in Germany and were assimilated with the other denominations. The passport of Frederick Bormann reproduced on another page is a proof that some of the families returned to Silesia. The letters in Christopher Kriebel’s letter book (vid. Christopher Kriebel [19-2]) give us a glimpse of the condition in Silesia during this period subsequent to the migration to Pennsylvania. The last sur¬ viving Schwenkfelder in Silesia as given by Kadelbach seems to have been Melchior Dorn, who died in Harpersdorf in 1726. His arm chair reposes in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg, Pa. The descendants of Melchior Dorn living in Germany today state that Mr. Dorn always claimed to his dying day that he was a steadfast Schwenkfelder. Only forty families decided to migrate to Pennsylvania. The rest remained in Gorlitz, went over to the Lutheran Church, bought homesteads and married. The forty glaubenstreue (faithful) families departed in January, 1734, from Gorlitz and the surroundings for England, whence through their Haar¬ lem friends shipped for Pennsylvania on July 29, 1734, and under God’s protection landed Sept. 22, 1734. On June 18, 1732, in response to a request for the number of Schwenkfelders in Gorlitz, Dr. Chris¬ topher Biittner reported that in Gorlitz were the following: 1. Adam Wiegner with wife and four children. 2. David Lips and wife. 3. Melchior Hiibner and four children. In Hennersdorf, Melchior Krause “ein Dorfschneider” (village tailor). They were quiet people and disturbed no one, so that no one could complain about them. All the remainder had gone to Ber¬ the! sdorf. On May 13, 1734, Christopher Wiegner and Melchior Hiibner thanked the magistrate for his pro¬ tection thus far, and asked for a passport to America. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 17 In 1734, after most of the Schwenkfelders had migrated from Upper Lusatia, from 20 to 28 persons, men and women, came from out of Silesia to Gorlitz. They found quarters with M. Schofer “im Hinterhause,” and a few burgers. They were sent out of Berthelsdorf to Gorlitz. While they fled on account of force, many more became Catholics. They requested domiciles for only three months. In this group was Caspar Teichman with a family of seven, and Kaspar Bormann and Melchior Schubert with his family. On Apr. 27, 1736, there came out of Harpersdorf Abraham Beyer with wife and five children, and two other families. They were bound for Gorlitz. It was proposed to them that they join the Evan¬ gelical Church (Lutheran), but they remained only a short time. [ Kadelbach , p 65.} THE MIGRATION TO GORLITZ In the 17tli and 18th centuries, Gorlitz was of all the towns in Upper Lusatia the chief home of the Schwenkfelders. Sebastian Schiitze, owner of the villages of Leopoldshein (Leutpoldshayn) and Hennersdorf, a scientific and cultured man, is said to have been the first Schwenkfelder in Gorlitz. He was already married in 1512, and was such an ardent follower of Protestantism that he organized divine services in the home for his children and household. In 1544, he had a converted shoemaker from Gorlitz, named Franz Seidel, installed as pastor at Leopoldshein and had him ordained as pastor. [ Kadelbach, p 53.} The following is a list of Schwenkfelders who came to Gorlitz, according to Kadelbach: Feb. 21, 1726: from Harpersdorf, Melchior Kriebel, “Hausler und Handelsmann,” with family; Adam Wiegner, “Gartner und Handelsmann,” with wife and four children. Apr. 29: David Liebe, “Handelsmann,” with wife and one child. From Armenruh, Feb. 21, 1726: George Wiegner with wife and four children. From Hockenau, Apr. 29, 1726: Melchior Htibner, “Arzt,” with wife and three children. Mel¬ chior Neumann, “Zimmerman,” with wife and child. From Harpersdorf to Hennersdorf, near Gorlitz, Apr. 29, 1726: George Scholtz, “Bauer,” with wife and three children. Melchior Krause with wife and four children. From Harpersdorf to Berthelsdorf, under Count Zinzendorf, Feb. 16, 1726: Balthasar Jackel, “Bauer,” with wife and five children. Melchior Meschter, “Schumacher,” with wife and three children. George Hoffman, “Hausler,” with wife and four children. George Reinwald, “Hausler,” with wife and three children. Apr. 30: Balthasar Schultze, “Bauer,” with wife and five children. May 1: Christoph Kriebel, “Bauer,” with wife and three children; Melchior Scholz, “Bauer,” with wife and three children; Melchior Kriebel; Balthasar Heidricli u And. From Armenruh, Feb. 28: Georg Anders, “Weber,” with wife. From Harpersdorf to Herrnhut, May 5, 1726: George Weiss, “Weber” and wife. Balthasar Hoffman (he spent five years as ambassador of the Schwenkfelders at the Imperial Court), with wife and two children. Christopher Hoffman, with wife, also an ambassador. All together there were 170 persons who left the above named places and came to Gorlitz and settled in the surrounding community. They found a good friend and counsellor in Gorlitz, Senator and merchant Hanisch, who wrote to friends in Holland in their behalf and secured aid for them. In a reply from Isaac Grajestein from Haarlem, dated May 10, 1726, amongst other things he says they have raised 6000 Holland gldr. for the benefit of the Schwenkfelders, and that Senator Hanisch might draw personally on him for 1000 gldr. and distribute it amongst the needy. [ Kadelbach , pp 47-76.} The last Schwenkfelder who came to Gorlitz from Harpersdorf arrived December 14, 1740. She was the twenty-four-year-old widow Anna Rosina Wagner, nee Hiibner. She had a child one and three- fourths years old. She was asked whether she wished to become protestant (evangelical). She answered evasively — she would not forbid her child to become Lutheran but as for herself, she could not yet decide. From this time on the migration of the Schwenkfelders towards Upper Lusatia ceased, as Frederick the Great had granted religious toleration in Silesia. [ Kadelbach, p 66.} The small group of Schwenkfelders remaining in Silesia in respect to their belief and attitude bore the persecution better than their freedom. For soon after they obtained freedom of belief they began to seek associations, their clothing became modernized, and they had less respect for the sanctity of the Sabbath. Thus it happened that year after year the number decreased and the freedom of the ranks lightened. Most of their children decided to declare for Protestantism and to participate in all (rights) practices of the denomination. [ Kadelbach , p 50.} 18 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families The last Schwenkfelder in Lower Silesia who still declared himself to be so openly, was the {Bauer, guts-besitzer ) farm owner, Melchior Dorn of Harpersdorf. He died June 24, 1826, aged 73 years, 9 months, and 8 days. Thus for 100 years after their dispersal there remained Schwenkfelders in Silesia. The Catholic Chapel in Harpersdorf still standing on the fine Meschter farm and built by the Catholics with the fines paid by the Schwenkfelders for not attending church, and the graves in the Viehweg are the last and only monuments in Silesia of the persecution of the Schwenkfelders. THE VIEHWEG AT HARPERSDORF , The Viehweg is a public burying ground or “Potter’s Field” located in Harpersdorf, Silesia, in which Schwenkfelders who were denied Christian burial in the church cemeteries were interred. It was considered a very great disgrace to be interred there, as it was supposed to be the burial place of crimin¬ als who were interred there ofttimes by public decree only. On May 17, 1704, Sybilla Adolph, who had taken the life of her infant babe by drowning it in a neighboring pond, was beheaded and buried there. Another official document states that a woman who had taken her own life by hanging, on the premises of Adam Meschter, in Upper Harpersdorf on May 24, 1715, was buried in the Viehweg by special decree; hence burial in the Viehweg was intended not only as a curse to the parents, but also to the children of those who were buried there. Between the years 1720 and 1741, more than two hundred Schwenkfelders were buried in this plot. After the Jesuit Mission had come to Harpersdorf the last Schwenkfelder to be buried in the churchyard was Eva Schultz, on Nov. 3, 1722, and the first one to be buried in the churchyard after the struggle was over was George Groh who died O'ct. 27, 1741, at the age of 86. All the Schwenkfelders dying between these dates were forbidden burial in the churchyards, thus this spot is sacred to the Schwenk¬ felders because of its history. The early documents of the Schwenkfelders, written during the persecution and after the migration, mention the burials in this plot, and we find that Rev. Christopher Schultz in 1772, in a letter to C. E. Heintze, has a long discussion regarding the Viehweg, and expresses the hope that the Schwenkfelders might secure this property, convert it into a graveyard with a proper enclosure, and erect on it a monu¬ ment or a DenJcmal. We also find that Rev. Oswald Kadelbach, a great friend of the Schwenkfelders, was desirous that desecration of this holy ground should be prevented, as he stated that this Viehweg was considered public property. It was used as a dump and anyone needing loads of soil or dirt to fill up holes in his premises would come to this graveyard and help himself. This was carried on to such an extent that in some places the bones of the dead were uncovered and exposed. Conditions remained the same until 1861, when Dr. Solomon S. Schultz, who was visiting the hospitals of Europe in prepar¬ ation for becoming superintendent of the State Hospital at Danville, Pa., paid a visit to Silesia, met Pastor Kadelbach, and visited this graveyard. As a result of this visit Dr. Schultz communicated with his friends in America, a fund was raised, the ground was purchased by the Schwenkfelders, and a hand¬ some monument has been erected upon it. This monument contains the following inscription: “Hier ruhen in Gott die glaubenstreuen Schwenkfelder welche in den Jahren 1720-40 auf diesem Viehwege beerdigt wurden.” “Die Liebe der Nachkomen in Nord-Amerika setzte den Voreltern zu Probst liayn, Harpersdorf, Langen neundorf u. Lauterseifen dieses Denkmal 1863.” [Translation] “Here rest in God the faithful Schwenkfelders who were buried in this Viehweg between 1720 and 1740.” On the other side of the monument is this inscription: “The descendants in North America erected this monument in memory of their ancestors in Probsthayn, Harpersdorf, Langenneundorf, and Lauterseifen.” The monument stands in the center of the plot, which is overgrown with white birch trees, so that the cemetery is practically a grove. Dr. Schultz had also planned to enclose this burial ground by a stone wall, but the funds collected not being sufficient to erect both the wall and the monument, the monument was erected first and the erection of the stone wall has never taken place. The breaking out of the Civil War required the serv¬ ices of Dr. Schultz as surgeon in the army, thus taking his time and attention from these matters, and the high rate of foreign exchange also militated against forwarding any more money to Germany for Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 19 completing the plans proposed for the Viehweg. In the course of time Pastor Kadelbacli died, and there being no one in Germany to look after the matter, the grounds have remained unenclosed to this day. Prior to the late World War the Schwenkfelder Church for a number of years had sent funds to Harpersdorf to pay for the upkeep of the cemetery, but since the breaking out of the war nothing fur¬ ther has been done towards providing for its maintenance. [ Vid . Schwenkfeldian, Vol. Ill; p J^2.\ BURNING OF THE CHURCH AT HARPERSDORF The Jesuit Milahn lived in Harpersdorf in a narrow farm house in the upper part of the village, and was always pleased to have friends and patrons visit him during his spare hours. On one of these occasions it seems that a large quantity of refreshments was crowded into the narrow house in order to entertain those present. In October, 1726, it happened that a large number of guests had assembled in the priest’s house and at this time his relations with the Schwenkfelders still remaining in Harpersdorf was not very cordial. Pains were taken to give the guests good entertain- ‘ment, but the narrowness of the rooms was not taken into account, so that fire broke out and raged with such fury that in less than four hours four farm houses and twenty other country dwellings, besides the handsome protestant church with the tower and chimes were a prey to the flames. [It is stated that the only part of the church not destroyed was the “Tauf-Engel” which is preserved in the present Lutheran Church in Harpersdorf, said to be the only Tauf-Engel in the whole of Silesia. — Editor.] No one dared to make open charges regarding the fire, but the murmurings of the members of the unfortunate congregation, as well as those outside could not be restrained. Father Milahn no longer feeling secure in his berth had himself recalled from Harpersdorf in order to escape punishment at the hands of the village folk. After recovering from the shock of the fire the protestant congregation im¬ mediately set out to rebuild the church and tower that had been destroyed. Pastor Neander, who had for a long time been hated by the Jesuits, as was his duty, took this op¬ portunity and demanded among other things that, at the wish of the community, a third bell or chimes be purchased for the church. This demand aroused the Jesuits against him anew. They com¬ plained to Vienna that Neander had violated the consistorial command that no radical changes should be made to any church edifice, whereas he ordered a third bell for the church. The result was that an imperial decree was issued suspending Neander from the service. [ Kadelbach .] SCHWENKFELDER GRATITUDE The Schwenkfelders at different times sent letters and money to Europe. In 1771 and 1772 they wrote to Harpersdorf and Probsthayn to ascertain whether any of their fellow believers were in need, and if so they would forward money for their support. In 1816 they sent a considerable sum (167 Rix dollars) to the Council at Gorlitz as a thank-offering in remembrance of the favors and protection given their ancestors. The money was to be used for the relief of unfortunate Lusatians who were left destitute as a result of the war, or for the relief of any destitute Schwenkfelders who lived in Lusatia. The Council of Gorlitz thanked the Schwenkfelders in an official manner [vid. letter of Gorlitz plate], and Scabinus Zahne wrote an historical account of the trials of the Schwenkfelders in Gorlitz which was printed and sent to the Schwenkfelders in America [vid. Dankbare Erinnerung an die Gemeinde der Schwenkfelder zu Philadelphia, Gorlitz 1816]. After the authof’s death in 1819, his widow received a letter from America dated Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, Sept. 7, 1818, written by Christoph Jackel, Chairman. In this letter thanks are given for the impartial accounts which the Schwenkfelders received concerning conditions about Gorlitz, and enclosed was a copy of the “Erlauterung fur Herrn Casper Schwenckfeld.” In November, 1857, a letter signed by George Meschter, William Schultz and Jacob Meschter was addressed to the “Burgermeister Arnt in Probsthain.” This letter recites that the Schwenkfelder congregation was desirous of ascertaining whether any Schwenkfelders are still living in Probsthain and vicinity. The letter recites the fact that in 1771 and 1772 a correspondence between the Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania and those in Probsthain had been carried on [ Heintze Correspondence], and it was hoped that some still existed in Silesia. The writers of the letter offered to pay whatever cost would be entailed to give this information, and enclosed one dollar to pay the expenses of this letter and the reply. The reply to this letter was to be sent to “Mr. Moritz Loeb Editor of the Morgenstein, Doylestown, Bucks Co., Pa., U. S. A.” 20 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families It was this letter that fell into the hands of Pastor Kadelbach who answered it in December of the same year, and which led to a correspondence from which he obtained the data for the chapter in his book entitled “Geschichte der Schwenkfelder in America von 1734-1860”. In May, 1860, Pastor Kadel¬ bach received a letter from the Schwenkfelders in America giving him a brief account of the Schwenk- f elders in Pennsylvania and seven photographs of homes of the Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania. These photographs, together with all other papers and books relating to the Schwenkfelders that were in Pastor Kadelbach’s Library, have been kindly donated to the Historical Collection of the Schwenkfelders by the Pastors’ children. The book which the town of Gorlitz had printed in appreciation of the generosity of the Schwenk¬ felders is entitled: “Dankbare Erinnerung an die Gemeinde der Schwenkfelder zu Philadelphia in Nordamerika. Gorlitz 1816.” (Thankful Remembrances of the Schwenkfelder congregation in Philadelphia, in North America.) The town received a gift of 163 Rthlr. ‘‘Cono. Miinze” from the Schwenkfelders in America, for the relief of the poor and distressed resulting from the Napoleonic Wars. This gift was sent by the Schwenkfelders in memory of the protection given their forefathers in Gorlitz after their flight from Harpersdorf and vicinity in 1726. The town of Gorlitz published this book in memory of this gift and the author gives a brief account of Caspar Schwenkfeld and his teachings, and the persecution the Schwenkfelders endured and then enumerates the families of Schwenkfelders who came from Silesia to Gorlitz in 1726 as follows: From Harpersdorf, Feb. 21: Melchior Grubel, “Hausler und Handelsmann,” with wife and two children. Adam Wiegner, ‘‘Gartner und Handelsmann,” with wife and four children. Apr. 29: David Liebe, “Hausler und Handelsmann,” with wife and one child. George Scholze, “Bauer,” with wife and three children. Melchior Krause, “Bauer,” with wife and four children. From Armenruh, Feb. 21: George Wiegner, “Hausler,” with wife and four children. From Hockenau, Apr. 29: Melchior Hiibner, “arzt,” with wife and two children. Hanns Hiibner, a “Gartner,” with wife and three children. Melchior Neumann, “Gartner und Zimmerman,” with wife and one child. Dated at Gorlitz Feb. 20, 1816, by the Biirgermeister and Rathmanne. “DIE SCHWENKFELDER” by FEDOR SOMMER A teacher in one of the German gymnasiums and a contributor to some of the papers in Germany, having learned of the history of the persecution and migration of the Schwenkfelders to Pennsylvania, a few years before theWorld War wrote a novel in German in which are embodied the main facts con¬ cerning the history and migration of the Schwenkfelders. This book attracted a great deal of attention in Germany, as it contained quite a vivid description of the Lutheran Church at Harpersdorf, to¬ gether with an account of the fire which destroyed the Church from which the “Tauf-Engel” (wooden baptismal angel) was the only article of any value rescued. It is stated that many pastors in Germany recommended the reading of this book to their classes at the time of confirmation. The reading of the book and the description of the church and Tauf-Engel aroused so much interest that teachers would take their classes on a trip to see the church. A few of the copies of the book are available in this coun¬ try, but it has never been translated into English. Plate 1 Map showing Silesian towns from which the Schwenkfelders migrated. Circles surround the mountain peaks of the Grdditzberg and the Spitzberg. A View of Berthelsdorf in Saxony where the Schwenkfelders settled after fleeing from Silesia. The Scliwenkfelder “Gemeinde Haus” or Meeting House in Berthelsdorf, Saxony (1912). (Now occupied as a dwelling house.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 21 CHURCH ORGANIZATION From the time of the organization of the Church in 1782, up until 1911, the different districts were separately organized into conferences for the conducting of the business of the denomination as de¬ scribed in the preceding chapters. The organization, “The Society of Schwenkfelders,” was started in 1782, but the Church was not incorporated, indeed there was no incorporation of any of the organi¬ zations until troubles arising from the Edmund Flinn legacy caused this step to be taken. Mr. Flinn [vid. 154-5] having been benefited by the Charity Fund of the Schwenkfelders made a substantial bequest to the Society in his will. The will was contested by some of his distant relatives on the ground that no corporation of the Society of Schwenkfelders existed, therefore they were incompetent to re¬ ceive any bequest. The outgrowth of this contest was the incorporation of “The Managers of the Literary and Charity Funds of the Society of Schwenkfelders,” on May 18, 1842 [. Misc . Bk. 5:p 370, Norris¬ town, Pa.]. Owing to the expansion and growth of the various organizations of the Church, after the opening of Perkiomen Seminary it was deemed advisable to change the form of government. Whereas prior to 1851 the affairs of the Society were carried on without a printed form of Church rules, the increasing demand and the necessity for a change was met by Rev. Joshua Schultz who drafted what is called “Constitution der Schwenkfeldischen Gemeinschaft” and also the by-laws which were adopted October 19, 1850, and published in 1851, in German, under his editorship. The first English translation appeared in 1882. In 1894, a committee was appointed to revise and amend the constitution, as a result of which a revised formula of the Constitution was adopted in 1898, and again revised in 1901. In May, 1908, a further revision was deemed necessary and another committee was appointed to make whatever revi¬ sions were necessary and also to correct conflicting statements in the articles relative to the adminis¬ tration of the moneys in the Charity Fund. The fruits of the work of this Committee resulted in the adoption of the “Formula for the Government and Discipline of the Schwenkfelder Church,” as on Oct. 25, 1909, the organization was incorporated under the title, “The Schwenkfelder Church.” The new constitution was put into effect in 1911. Under this constitution the entire Church body is officially called the “Schwenkfelder Church” which is dominated by the General Conference of The Schwenkfelder Church, which is composed of all its members, and this is the governing body for the entire Church. Regular sessions of the General Conference are held twice a year, the third Saturday in May and the third Saturday in October, and its officers consist of the Moderator, Secretary, and Treasurer who, together with the trustees of each local district, constitute the “Board of Trustees of the Schwenkfelder Church.” Each district of the Church has its own district conference and elects its own officials, who look after the temporal and spiritual needs of the local church organization. All other boards such as the Mission Board, Board of Publication, and the Board of Charities are under the control of the General Conference of the Schwenkfelder Church body. CHURCH EDIFICES Prior to the erection of church buildings formerly called “meeting houses,” divine services as well as church conferences were held in private homes, and, although a school house was erected in 1765, in Towamencin, buildings for strictly public worship were not erected for twenty-five years thereafter. HOSENSACK MEETING HOUSE The first place for public worship built by the Schwenkfelders in America was built of logs in the summer of 1790, where the present Hosensack meeting house now stands. The first services in this building were held August 8, 1790. At one end of this building a school-room was partitioned off, supplied with benches and tables, in which room the “Hosensack Academy” was conducted by the Schwenkfelders for a number of years, during which time the Schwenkfelder schools attained their highest distinction. In 1838 the log building was replaced by a more modern plain stone structure which was remodeled in 1893, and is still standing although abandoned for Church purposes since the new Palm Church was completed. 22 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families WASHINGTON MEETING HOUSE The second meeting: house was erected in 1791, near the village of Clayton, Berks County, and was known as the Washington Meeting House, although burials in the adjoining cemetery antedate the erection of the building, as the wife of Melchior Schultz who died in 1742, is buried there. The first services were held in this building on Memorial Day, Sept. 24, 1791, at which time Rev. Christopher Kriebel delivered a magnificent dedicatory address. In 1810 the adjoining burial plot was surrounded by a stone wall, and in 1824 a more modern building was erected against the protest of some of the members who thought it sacrilegious to destroy the old buildings and others who favored the erection of a new building in a more central location in the region of Palm, Pa. This movement culminated eighty- seven years later in the erection of the present Palm Church. In 1883 the Washington Meeting House was entirely remodeled, and after the completion of the Palm Church the building was torn down and a marker erected to indicate the spot where the pulpit had formerly stood; the stones from the walls of the building being used to enclose the entire plot with a handsome stone wall. KRAUSSDALE MEETING HOUSE The first Kraussdale meeting house was built in 1825 although it is claimed by some that the first building was erected in 1815, and here, as in Washington, burials of Schwenkfelders on the Krauss “farm” had taken place for many years prior to the erection of this building. The first building erected here was used for both school purposes and for divine worship. It was a rough stone building with the joints painted white. In 1875 the old stone building was replaced by the present brick structure, which was remodeled in 1900, and was abandoned in 1911 when the new Palm Church was dedicated. THE NEW PALM CHURCH The demand for better Sunday School facilities was the climax which brought about the erection of the Palm Church. Ever since the three churches were erected it was customary to have alternate preaching services in the different churches from Sunday to Sunday. This meant services in each meeting house were held but once in three weeks, with a Sunday School session preceding the preaching services. Thus practically a different group of Sunday School children assembled at each building, as very few were able to attend the session on each Sabbath on account of the geographical location of the Church edifices. When therefore in 1909, in order to modernize the Sunday School, at a district conference the pastor offered a resolution to the effect that additions be built to the old meeting houses in order to provide better facilities for conducting the Sunday Schools, various members opposed the spending of any more money on the old buildings, and the motion was voted down unanimously. Another motion was then made that a new house of worship, centrally located, with ample accommodations for Sunday School purposes, be erected. Thus a movement started eighty-five years before, and which was agi¬ tated every time repairs to the old buildings were made, was brought to a climax, and the handsome new church at Palm was erected at a cost of approximately $65,000.00, with the entire amount pledged at the time of dedication, which took place September 24, 1911. [For further data re Upper District Churches, vid. Schwenkfeldian, Vol. VIII, p 189 ; Schwenkfelders in Pa. — Kriebel, pp 82-3.] SALFORD MEETING HOUSE The present Schwenkfelder meeting house at Lower Salford was erected in 1869. Although this is the first meeting house erected on this spot a school house previously stood to the north of the present structure in which a school was conducted for many years. Rev. George Meschter, Sr., who served this Church faithfully was the last active pastor. The older Schwenkfelders in the vicinity of the church dying, and many of their children marrying outside of the denomination, the attendance dwindled so that services were finally conducted but once in three weeks during the summer time and these were conducted in the German language. In 1920, Isaac Kriebel, who owned the farm adjoining this property and who had cared for the church and cemetery for so many years, died. He was the last active Schwenkfelder in the congregation, and since his death regular services have been discontinued. Memorial services in memory of the pioneer Schwenkfelders who lie buried in the adjoining cemetery are now held in the meeting house on the afternoon of the first Sunday in August of each year. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 23 In the adjoining cemetery lie buried five Schwenkfelder ministers — George Weiss, Balzer Hoffman, Christopher Hoffman, Christopher Kriebel, and George Meschter. Tradition states that a number of Indians are buried in the unmarked row of graves in the middle of the cemetery. TOWAMENCIN MEETING HOUSE The first meeting house in the so-called Lower District (now Middle or Central) was built in 1793, near where the present edifice stands. It is likely that this building replaced the school house erected there in 1765. This building was made of logs, pebble dashed, with gable ends, weather boarded and painted red. There was a portico in front with seats on each side. The first services were held there on July 21, 1793. In 1854 this building was replaced by a stone structure which did service until 1893, when the present handsome brick edifice was erected a short distance from the older building on the opposite side of the road. The new building contains a commodious basement with room divisions for Sunday School purposes. The floor of the main room is built amphitheatre style so that a good view of the pulpit is commanded. The building was dedicated free of debt with a surplus left in the treasury of the building committee. WORCESTER MEETING HOUSE In 1836 the first Worcester Schwenkfelder Meeting House was erected on the spot where the present edifice stands. It was dedicated September 25, 1836. It is said that $25.00 was the largest individual subscription made to the building fund. In 1882 the present modern church building was erected to replace the first structure. It is said to have cost $6,000.00 and was dedicated free of debt according to the prevailing Schwenkfelder cus¬ tom. This building was the first Schwenkfelder Church structure to contain a basement for Sunday School purposes. This innovation met with vigorous opposition on the part of many members. THE FIRST SCHWENKFELDER CHURCH OF PHILADELPHIA The present Schwenkfelder Church of Phila. was started as a Sunday School Mission on Uber St., between 19th and 20th, in the fall of 1895, with Elmer K. Schultz as Sunday School Superintendent. This Sunday School Mission, which was the first missionary effort of the Board of Home and Foreign Missions of the Schwenkfelder Church in the home field, continued under the jurisdiction of the Mission Board until May, 1899, when the First Schwenkfelder Church of Philadelphia was regularly organized and received into membership of the General Conference as a “District” of the Church. The Sunday School on Uber St. was closed in the spring of 1896, after one season of work, but was opened again on the first Sunday in December, 1896, in the Thomas Building at Ridge Ave. and 31st St., with Elmer E. S. Johnson, then a student at Princeton University, as Superintendent. The Thomas Building continued as the home of the “mission” until the summer of 1898, when the lot at 30th and Cumberland Sts. was purchased and all services were held in a tent erected on the lot until the last Sunday of October, 1898, when the present edifice was dedicated with three special services which marked a memorable epoch in the annals of the Schwenkfelder Church, as it must be regarded as the first permanent step in the direction of church expansion in the Schwenkfelder denomination. On November 19, 1898, the church was organized with seventeen charter members, and the Moderator, Dr. James M. Anders, and Secretary, Samuel A. Seipt, have served continuously in that capacity to the present day. For about a year previous to the dedication of the Church, preaching services were held semi¬ monthly, mostly by supplies from other districts, but the only organized work conducted up to that time was that of the Sunday School. Not having a sufficient supply of ministers amongst the Schwenk¬ felder denomination, the Board of Missions was obliged to look to other denominations to supply the pulpit, until it was able to select a pastor of the Schwenkfelder faith. The following is a list of pastors who served the Church: May 1899 — Oct. 1900; Rev. A. N. Stubblebine of the Reformed Church. Mar. 1901— Aug. 1902; Rev. H. A. Bomberger of the Reformed Church (acting pastor). Sept. 1902 — June 1904; Rev. Elmer E. S. Johnson of Schwenkfelder Church. July 1904 — Oct. 1905; Harvey K. Heebner, Stated Supply. Jan. 1906 — May 1906; Rev. David W. Ebbert, D.D., of the Reformed Church (acting pastor). 24 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families During the intervening periods when the Church was without a pastor the pulpit was filled with supplies, sometimes by ministers of other denominations, and other times by laymen of the Schwenk¬ felder Church. Since June, 190G, the pastor has been Rev. Harvey K. Heebner, who was formally installed as pastor on Sunday evening, Sept. 23, 1906. Rev. Heebner was graduated from the Union Theological Seminary in May, 1906. For the year 1921 the Philadelphia Church reported the following membership to the General Conference: Church Members . 390 Members of Sunday School . 519 Collection — Church . $3569 . 38 Collection — Sunday School . $829 . 32 Valuation of Church Property $10,000.00 NORRISTOWN CHURCH The first religious services of the Schwenkfelders held in Norristown were conducted in a private house on Feb. 7, 1904, and on Feb. 21, a Sunday School was organized in one of the public school build¬ ings, which was followed by preaching services. Services in the schoolhouse continued until June, 1905, when the first services were held in the edifice at Marshall and George Streets which had been purchased by the Schwenkfelder Mission Board from the Grace Lutheran Church denomination. This is the only instance in the history of the Church that the Schwenkfelders purchased a building of another denomin¬ ation. The building is modernly equipped with class rooms for Sunday School purposes and has an adequate pipe organ. The Norristown mission was the second one established by the Mission Board of the Church. In 1917 the mission became an independent church. Statistics of the Norristown Church for 1921: Church Members . . . 148 Total Collections . $ 2,262.96 Valuation of Church Property . $10,000.00 The Sunday School had an enrollment of 286, with collections amounting to $452.89. LANSDALE MISSION A Sunday School was opened in Lansdale in Music Hall on Mar. 26, 1916, under the jurisdiction of the Mission Board. The mission grew very rapidly and with so much enthusiasm that the quarters soon became so crowded that it was necessary to find new accommodations. Land was purchased at the corner of Main St. and Towamencin Avenue. Ground for a new building was broken in June, 1917, and the building itself was completed by December of the same year, but on account of the war conditions the pews could not be obtained until April, 1918. The Church was dedicated May 5, 1918, free of debt as the entire cost was pledged on that day. The building is built of stone, of fine proportions, with a seating capacity of 330, and is well equipped for Church and Sunday School pur¬ poses, and contains a commodious basement. It is still organized as a mission, and for 1921 reported a Church membership of 85; a Sunday School membership of 330; with Church property valued at $30,000.00. The above constitute the entire Schwenkfelder Church congregations, as the Church as such exists only in Eastern Pennsylvania and consists of but four church organizations, and the Lansdale mission. There are no Schwenkfelder organizations in Europe. Early in 1800 the group of Schwenkfelders living in Chestnut Hill and vicinity petitioned the General Conference of the Schwenkfelder Church to establish English preaching services in Chestnut Hill. After due deliberation the Conference decided to comply with this request providing the services be conducted in the German language, but the petitioners would not recede from their desire to have English services, and the project was abandoned, and thus the opportunity to establish a Sehwenk- felder Church in Philadelphia was not grasped by the leaders of the denomination of that period. It was almost one hundred years afterwards that the newly organized Mission Board of the Schwenkfelder Church heeded a second call and established services conducted in English. Services in the English language were first introduced in the Worcester Church in the early 80’s, and this church was the first to discontinue the use of German. At the present time services are con¬ ducted exclusively in the English language in all the churches, with the exception of Palm and To¬ wamencin, where services are still occasionally conducted in the German language. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 25 BOARD OF MISSIONS The American Board of Home and Foreign Missions of the Schwenkfelder Church of the United States of America held its first meeting, and was formally organized on June 14, 1895. Whereas the Church, preceding that time, had been interested in missions to the extent of making contributions to various missionary enterprises, there was no formal organization in the Church to look after this phase of the work. The organization of the Mission Board marks the beginning of the expansion of the Schwenkfelder Church. Since its organization it has established missions in Philadelphia, Norristown and Lansdale; and it has sent two of its own members as missionaries to the foreign field. Miss Flora K. Heebner [199-5] left for China August 17, 1904, and was joined a number of years later by Daisy Geliman Fairfield [38-348]. Since 1918 the Board is also contributing to the support of Miss Gladys Williams of Oberlin College who has joined the mission force in Shansi, China, and has been adopted as a missionary of our denomination. Miss Williams was born in TaiKu, China, where her father was killed by the Boxers in 1900. Since Miss Heebner went to China she has been home on two furloughs and has organized mission schools throughout the province of Shansi. The Schwenk- felders have two mission buildings in China; one the “William Yeakel Meschter Memorial Home” for the women teachers which was built from a legacy of one thousand dollars left by Mr. Meschter to the Board of Missions, the first legacy the Board ever received. Since that time a school building has been built by Miss Heebner with a fund made up by special gifts of her friends here in America. This mission station is established in the region where the missionaries were killed by the Boxers during the Boxer uprising in 1900. In addition to mission work in China the Board also makes contributions for the support of missionaries in other foreign countries. OTHER SCHWENKFELDER INSTITUTIONS THE CHARITY FUND The Charity Fund of the Schwenkfelder Church had its origin before their arrival in Pennsylvania. As told in the preceding chapter the von Buyssant family paid the passage way of the immigrants of 1734 to Philadelphia thus freeing them from the slavery of the redemptioner, and in addition gave them a purse of 224 Rix dollars to aid the poor among them after their arrival in the new world. This was the beginning of the Charity Fund of the Schwenkf elders in Pennsylvania. No records have been found to show how this fund was used during the first winter in their new home. In 1763, after the death of Dr. Abraham Wagner, it was found that he bequeathed one-third of his estate to the poor and needy, not only to Schwenkfelders, but to other denominations also. The sum bequeathed amounted to 448 pounds, 12 shillings, and pence. In 1768 is found the first instance which led to the establishment of the Schwenkfelder Charity Fund as it is called today. From 1774 to 1778 we find the Charity Fund benefiting by the Wagner bequest. Since then the fund has been increased year by year by gifts, donations and bequests. Ever since 1790 separate accounts of the Charity Fund were kept in every district. This method continued until the consolidation of the Church in 1911, when it was taken over by the General Con¬ ference and a board of five managers was appointed to manage this fund. For the year of 1921 there was reported a balance in the Charity Fund of $8,684.04. MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES According to the custom established by the immigrant Schwenkfelders on September 24, 1734, when they assembled in Philadelphia and held a thanksgiving service in memory of their safe arrival in this country the practice has been continued ever since. Every year on September 24 (unless that day should fall on a Sunday, when the exercises are held on the preceding Saturday) an all-day service is held in one of the churches belonging to the denomination, at which time the early history of the per¬ secutions of the Schwenkfelders and an account of their migration and settlement in this country are rehearsed by the speakers. Even during the dark days of the Revolution when the British were in possession of Philadelphia these services were held, although in the year 1777 services were held for a half day only on account of the proximity of British soldiers. It is stated that at the first services in Philadelphia, for the noon meal, bread, butter, apple butter, and cider were served. The same custom prevails up to this time excepting that water has been substituted for cider. The one hundred and eighty-seventh annual memorial 26 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families day services were held in the Palm Church on September 24, 1921. The services were formerly called “Gedaechtnisz-Tag” services which has been modernized into “Memorial Day Services.” SUNDAY SCHOOLS The Schwenkfelders have always emphasized the idea of home instruction for their children. George Weiss was appointed teacher or leader while on the journey to Pennsylvania and he was suc¬ ceeded by other Schwenkfelder ministers in turn. While there were no Sunday School organizations at this time, still the children were given Biblical instruction by the “Lehrer” (teachers). After the church structures were erected regular catechetical instruction for the young was instituted. This was called “Kinder Lehr” and was frequently conducted by a layman. The class met on alternate Sunday afternoons. Towards the middle of the last century the custom of giving children instruction in re¬ ligion and the Scriptures in the home seemed to be dying out, and the leaders of the denomination deemed it necessary to devise some other means in which such knowledge could be imparted. The general conclusion was to organize a Sunday School. Since the literature of the Church at that time was all in the German language and German was no longer taught in the day schools, the fathers con¬ ceived the idea of organizing Sunday Schools in which the German language would be exclusively taught. With this idea in mind a meeting was held in the Towamencin Meeting House, March 16, 1861, for the purpose of considering the feasibility of organizing a Sunday School in the Lower District. The conservatives of the denomination opposed this scheme very strongly as they thought it would break up the catechetical classes, and they also thought the children would be in more danger of growing up in worldliness and fashion. As the progressives prevailed the first session of the Sunday School was held May 10, 1861, in the Towamencin Meeting House. A Sunday School was also organized in the Worcester Church in the same manner with Rev. Reuben Kriebel as superintendent, all services being conducted in the German language. It is stated that this Sunday School continued during the summer until 1863, when a large number of the younger element insisted on having the English language used in the Sunday School while the older members desired to continue the German. This division of senti¬ ment closed the school for a time. It is stated that finally those desiring the English language used prevailed and the Sunday School was again opened in 1864, with David S. Heebner as superintendent. The Towamencin Sunday School has had continuous summer sessions since 1861, and in 1911 cele¬ brated the fiftieth anniversary of the opening of the school, at which time thirty of those present were original members of the first Sunday School session. In the Towamencin Sunday School the German language was used exclusively in conducting the exercises until 1888, when English was introduced, but some of the classes still continued the use of the German language. The use of the organ to accom¬ pany the Sunday School singing was first begun in 1880. In the Upper District the first Sunday School in that section was held in the Kraussdale Meeting House on April 8, 1877. Two years later a school was opened in the Hosensack Meeting House and in the following year a school was organized with the same officers in the Washington Meeting House. These schools continued their sessions until they were combined with the one Sunday School in the new Palm Church, where the first session was held October 11, 1911. Mr. Daniel Y. Meschter served as superintendent of this school from the spring of 1886 until May 28, 1917. It is an interesting fact that in all the missions established by the Schwenkfelders, the Sunday School preceded the establishment of the church, whereas the original meeting houses were established with preaching services before the Sunday Schools were organized. LADIES’ AID AND C. E. SOCIETIES The first Ladies’ Aid Society of the Schwenkfelder Church was organized Oct. 11, 1898, in the Upper District. Since that time Ladies’ Aid Societies have been organized in Philadelphia, Middle District, and Norristown, all of which are in a flourishing condition. The first Christian Endeavor Society was organized in the Kraussdale Church, March 25, 1894, with Elmer E. S. Johnson as president. Since that time Christian Endeavor Societies have been or¬ ganized in all the other churches and missions. The Middle District also supports a Woman’s Christian Temperance Union which has had a period of more than twenty-five years of active work. THE BOARD OF PUBLICATION OF THE SCHWENKFELDER CHURCH At the annual Memorial Day services held in the Worcester Church, Sept. 24, 1884, a plea was made by one of the speakers that all the works of Caspar Schwenckfeld be collected and published. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 27 Following out this plea soon after, a committee was appointed by General Conference to consider this proposition. This was the beginning of the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church which was later incorporated and it now has jurisdiction over all the publications of the Schwenkfelder Church. CORPUS SCHWENCKFELDIANORUM The greatest undertaking of the Board was the project to collect, edit, and publish the complete works of Caspar von Schwenckfeld, a task which has grown to be monumental. This work is now being published jointly by the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church and Hartford Theological Seminary, and is to consist of seventeen volumes of an encyclopedic size, of which six are already in print under the title of “Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum,” and which project has already cost the Board of Publication more than one hundred thousand dollars. This is to be followed by a one volume edition in English giving the biography of Caspar von Schwenckfeld. The work was started by Chester David Hartranft, D.D., [49-320], formerly president of Hartford Theological Seminary, who was selected as editor-in-chief of this publication and who had his headquarters in Wolfenbiittel, Germany, where he died in 1914 [ vid . Schwenkfeldian, Vol. XII., pp Dr. Hartranft was succeeded as editor-in- chief by his associate editor, Dr. Elmer E. S. Johnson [68-58], who continued his editorial labors in Germany until April of 1919, when he brought all his Corpus material to America and stored it in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library Building at Pennsburg, Pennsylvania. The library is now the editorial home of the Corpus. The Board of Publication also has charge of the publication of the “Schwenkfeldian,’’ the Church paper. The publication of this Genealogical Record is also under its jurisdiction as well as other church publications. THE SCHWENKFELDIAN “The Schwenkfeldian” is the official organ of the Schwenkfelder Church. It was first started by Rev. E. E.‘ S. Johnson when he was pastor of the Philadelphia Schwenkfelder Church in the interest of the First Schwenkfelder Church in Philadelphia. The first issue appeared December, 1903, with the following editorial staff: Rev. E. E. S. Johnson, Editor Allen A. Seipt, Associate Editor C. M. Gilbert, Jr., Business Manager Alex. S. Day, Circulation Manager This publication was continued in this way until Rev. Johnson was appointed assistant editor of the Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum, and left for Germany in June, 1904, to assume his duties. Samuel K. Brecht was then appointed acting editor during the absence of Mr. Johnson, and J- Leidy Anders was made assistant business manager. The paper was published under this Editorial Staff until June, 1905, when the General Conference of the Schwenkfelder Church by official action took over the paper and made it the official organ of the Church. The paper has been published as a monthly magazine in the interest of the various churches since that time. On account of the arduous duties of the Editor in connection with the editing of the Genealogical Record of the-Schwenkfelders, Rev. Harvey K. Heebner was made acting editor of the paper in 1920, and it is now issued from Thirtieth and Cumberland Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and has the following staff: Samuel K. Brecht, Editor Rev. Harvey K. Heebner, Acting Editor Rev. Levi S. Hoffman Rev. Robert J. Gottschall Rev. E. E. S. Johnson Miss Flora K. Heebner Associate Editors Contributing Editors In addition to publishing the monthly news pertaining to the various Schwenkfelder Churches, the Schwenkfeldian, during its period of existence, has printed on its pages a large amount of historical data connected with the Schwenkfelders, and its circulation extends to many states of the union as well as to several foreign countries. 28 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families THE SCHWENKFELDER HISTORICAL LIBRARY The Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg, Pennsylvania, is also under the jurisdiction of the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church. The project to erect a fire-proof building to store the precious books and manuscripts found in the Schwenkfelder families was thought of many years ago. As a matter of fact the idea was suggested at different times more than fifty years before the project was completed. The Schwenkf elders brought with them from Europe many books which they prized very highly and which were carefully preserved from generation to generation. The idea of having a permanent home for these valuable objects was in the minds of the leaders of the denomination for many years. After the taking over of Perkiomen Seminary by the Schwenkfelders a room in the gymnasium was provided for storing these papers temporarily. It was only after the magnificent donation of Andrew Carnegie of twenty thousand dollars for the erection of a fire-proof library building that the dream of having a permanent home for the Schwenkfelder archives began to be a reality. As a result of this donation together with an endowment of an equal amount which was provided by friends and members of the denomination, it was possible to erect the handsome two-story fire-proof building at Pennsburg, Pa., the second floor of which contains the rare collection of Schwenkfeldiana and other relics that are prized so highly. In addition to having the building fire-proof it also contains a vault which is doubly fire-proof extending from cellar to roof. It is in this vault that the rarest documents and relics are stored. The main floor of this building contains the reading room and reference and circulating library which belongs to Perkiomen School and the basement provides class rooms and laboratories for class work. Perkiomen School holds the unique distinction of being the only exception to Andrew Carnegie’s rule not to erect libraries for other than institutions of collegiate grade. It is the only secondary school in the country which benefited in this manner by Andrew Carnegie’s generosity. THE SCHWENCKFELD BIBLE The two most highly prized relics reposing in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg are the original Ship List of the St. Andrew and the German Bible used by Caspar Schwenckfeld which contains his autograph and also marginal notes in his own handwriting. This Bible was printed at Worms in 1529, and this edition is the first of the combination Bibles to appear in the German language after the beginning of the Reformation. It is known as the “Worms Bible,” and antedates the complete Luther Bible by three years. In 1890 the late Dr. Chester D. Hartranft located this Bible in Europe and through the generosity of the late Anthony H. Seipt it was immediately purchased, at a cost of $525.00, the church afterwards reimbursing Mr. Seipt for his outlay. [For a full account of the history and acquisition of this Bible see “ The Schwenkf eldian," Vol. VI, pp 3-5.] EDUCATION AMONG THE SCHWENKFELDERS That the immigrant Schwenkfelders were of a high type of intelligence is shown by the fact that very few of them made “their mark” at the time of taking the Pledge of Allegiance. Soon after their arrival in America evidence has been found to show that they were very much concerned not only regarding the religious but also the secular education of their children. During the first few years it is probable that their religious leaders gave instruction to the children in secular matters as well as in spiritual. From the biography of Rev. Christopher Schultz written by his son, David, we know that even before coming to this country Christopher Schultz went regularly, two to three times a week, to George Weiss to receive instruction in the languages. This instruction likely continued after their arrival in Pennsylvania. After the death of George Weiss his successor, Rev. Balzer Hoffman, con¬ tinued this instruction. Letters are extant showing that Balzer Hoffman gave Christopher Schultz lessons in Hebrew by correspondence (vid. Balzer Hoffman [106-2]). We are justified in concluding that this was not the only instance of Balzer Hoffman giving instruction to the young. In the year 1764 there seemed to be quite a demand for Schwenkfelders to establish a school system in order to instruct the young. The necessity for such schools was laid before the heads of families at a meeting held in March, 1764, when a paper was written asking for the pledge of funds for the support of the schools. In June another meeting was held when articles of agreement were adopted and the system was in¬ augurated. The following is a list of names of the subscribers and supporters of this proposed school system, together with the amounts of money subscribed by each: Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 29 Christopher Schultz .... . . . £50 a loan Casper Kribel . . . . . £50 a loan George Schultz . ... 30 George Kribel, Jun. . . . . . . . 30 4 < George Schultz, Jun . . . . ... 50 “ Abraham Kribel . . . . . 30 44 Melchior Schultz . ... 50 “ George Anders Sen .... 5 4 < Barbara Yeakel . . . . 40 George Anders, Jun. . . . . . . . 20 4 4 Andreas Warmer . ... 20 Melcher Krebel . . . . . 20 4 4 David Schultz . ... 10 Casper Seibt . . . . . 30 a Christoph Krause . ... 40 Christoph Neumann. . . . . . . 20 44 Christoph Yeakel . ... 50 “ David Neuman . . . . . 25 4 4 Balthasar Krause . ... 10 Heinrich Schneider .... . . . . 20 4 4 Johannes Yeakel . ... 50 “ Abraham Yeakel . . . . . 20 44 George Heydrich . 6 a donation Gregorius Schultz . . . . . 20 4 4 George Kriebel . Rosina Wiegner . _ 30 Nov. 27, 1766 Christoph Ivribel . . . . 30 Andreas Haag . . . . . 4 a donation Christoph Hoffman . ... 20 “ Hansz Chr. Huebner .... . . . 30 Summa . . . . £840 . 0. 0 The 840 pounds originally subscribed were reduced to less than 800 by the withdrawal of a few subscrip¬ tions when the schools were opened. Two schools were opened in the fall of 1764. One school was conducted for six months in the home of Christopher Schultz by John Davis at a salary of 20 pounds and board for the term ; another school was established in the home of George Anders of Towamencin and taught by John Doerbaum for the sum of 10 pounds, board, light and fuel. These schools were continued with practically an unbroken record until 1823, when the opening of the public schools by the state removed the great necessity for having denominational schools. [For further account of the Schwenkfelder Schools vid. Schwenkf elders in Pennsylvania — Kriebel, pp 120-138.} From this time on, up to the purchase of Perkiomen Seminary by the Schwenkf elders, the denomi¬ nation as such did not have schools of its own as the public schools of the state provided sufficient op¬ portunity for the education of the children. PERKIOMEN SEMINARY NOW PERKIOMEN SCHOOL Perkiomen Seminary was founded in 1875 by Rev. Charles S. Wieand [11-130], and was continued under his management for a period of ten years. After Rev. Wieand left the school to assume the regu¬ lar duties of the ministry the property frequently changed hands and it was finally found necessary to close its doors because of lack of sufficient patronage. During the year 1891 the project of having the Schwenkfelder denomination establish a private school, where their children and the youth of the com¬ munity might secure additional facilities for education than those that were provided in the public schools was again agitated. At the fall General Conference of the Schwenkfelder Church held in the Worcester Church on October 9, 1891, a resolution was adopted authorizing the appointment of a com¬ mittee to make an investigation as to the feasibility of establishing a school for secondary education under the jurisdiction of the Schwenkfelder Church. The committee made a canvass of the situation and at the next spring General Conference held on May 14, 1892 the committee made a very optimistic report to the effect that total subscriptions amounting to $9,317.50 had been secured; that the owner of the Perkiomen Seminary property had accepted an offer of $3,500.00 for the buildings. The committee presented a set of resolutions outlining the general principles under which the school should be con¬ ducted, and which was accepted by the General Conference, and a Board of Trustees was elected to conduct the school. The following were constituted as the first Board of Trustees: Henry K. Gerhard, Benneville S. Shultz, Samuel Dresher, John S. Heebner, ex officio as trustees of the Literary Fund. Howard W. Kriebel, Edwin K. Schultz, Charles S. Anders, Jesse S. Krieble, by election of the General Conference. Michael Iv. Gilbert, Isaac B. Yeakel, M.D., John G. Hersch, M.D., Rev. A. S. Schelly, by appoint¬ ment. These men, together with the principal, were to serve as a board of trustees for the management of the school. In the meantime the committee who had charge of the movement had elected as their principal, Rev. Oscar S. Kriebel. The school was opened for its first term on October 3, 1892, with the following faculty: 30 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Rev. Oscar S. Kriebel, A.M., Principal, teacher of languages and rhetoric. Rev. E. B. Clemmer, Vice-principal, teacher of history and natural sciences. Howard W. Kriebel, M. E., teacher of mathematics. Mrs. Oscar S. Kriebel, teacher of music. The General Conference of the Schwenkfelder Church had stipulated that the school should be run for a period of five years, and if at the end of that time there was not sufficient demand for the continua¬ tion of the school it was to be abandoned, and after all the debts had been paid the balance was to be returned to the subscribers. The first day showed an enrollment of nineteen pupils, all day students but three. During the first year there was a total enrollment of ninety-six pupils and one graduate. Whereas many doubted the wisdom of opening a school in this vicinity the result of the first year’s work indicated, as was in¬ corporated in a report of the principal, the need for such an institution: “There is evidently room in the community for a school of advanced standing.” “The number of students enrolled, the cheerful words frequently expressed and the attendance at the closing exercises were very encouraging. Few projects that have been brought forth in the neigh¬ borhood have received a more hearty endorsement and support by all parties.” The attendance of the school grew so rapidly that by June, 1895, the trustees, principal, teachers, and pupils all felt so cramped in the very small quarters, that it was necessary to secure enlarged accommodations. The sum of $20,000.00 was subscribed for renovations and for additions to be made to the building. These improvements were accordingly made and provided for additional accommoda¬ tion for more than a hundred students. From the very beginning the school has grown rapidly and has attracted students from all parts of Pennsylvania, from various other states of the union and from a number of foreign countries. In 1902, at the time of the celebration of the tenth anniversary the school had a total enrollment for the year of 302 with a graduating class of 34, and a teaching force of 30 regu¬ lar teachers. At the celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of the school in June, 1922, it was reported that during the period of its existence the school had a total enrollment of 3,500 students, coming from eighteen different states of the union and thirteen foreign countries. Of its more than 1,200 graduates 800 or more have entered college. Many students have attended higher institutions of learning among which are the best colleges and universities, technical and professional schools in the country. Accord¬ ing to statistics recently compiled they have made a record for scholarship and general ability out of all proportion to their numbers. Perkiomen School has honor men, prize winners, and influential leaders in college life in almost every college and university in the country. Practically fifty per cent of the student body enrolled from Perkiomen School is included in the list of honor men and college leaders. A study of the catalog shows that during the last twenty years Perkiomen School has had a higher per¬ centage of students at Princeton University who obtained highest standing in classes, achieved scholar¬ ships, and fraternal honors, than any other public high school or secondary school in the United States. The explanation of this record is given in the character of the student body which has an unusually large percentage of able, ambitious, mature, hard working, and enterprising students. This, together with the fact that they are taught in small groups and given personal attention, is given as the explana¬ tion of the unsurpassed record made by Perkiomen students in scholarship at the .various universities. Ever since its opening Perkiomen School has had an unusually large number of self-supporting students who were obliged to perform manual labor in order to raise funds to secure their education, and who would never have had the opportunity to enter higher institutions of learning had they not been priv¬ ileged to attend a school of this kind and ascertained that it was possible for young men to go through college and support themselves while doing so. It has always been the aim of the principal, Dr. Kriebel, that Perkiomen School should throw its doors open to any deserving boy or girl who had ambitions for higher education, and the unsurpassed success of students who have been given this privilege is suffi¬ cient proof that such opportunities are appreciated. Situated in the beautiful Perkiomen Valley about fifty miles from Philadelphia, the school is ideally located. It is too far away from a large city to have its students diverted from their books by outside attractions. Although Perkiomen Seminary was originally co-educational, a few years ago, following the changes found necessary in all preparatory schools, it was decided to make it a prepara¬ tory school for boys and the name was changed to Perkiomen School in September, 1916, so that at the present time there are no boarding girls in the building, although a limited number of girls from the community attend classes as day students. The success of Perkiomen School as an educational institution is entirely due to its enthusiastic and optimistic principal, backed by a loyal board of trustees. Through all the trials and tribulations and difficulties which have accompanied the history of Perkiomen School since its beginning, the op- Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 31 timism and high ideals set for the institution by its principal have never wavered and, although hercu¬ lean obstacles many times presented themselves, they have been successfully overcome. After the close of the World War it was proposed to raise a Victory and Thanksgiving Fund of $150,000.00 in order to cancel the existing deficit of the institution which accumulated during the troublesome war years, and also provide scholarships for the benefit of deserving young men who have no other means of obtaining an education. On Commencement Day, 1922, there was an announcement made that the aggregate amount raised by all interested parties was $109,000.00. i 32 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families SUMMARY OF STATISTICS, FOR THE YEAR 1921, REPORTED TO THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE SCHWENKFELDER CHURCH, HELD IN THE PALM CHURCH, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1922. DISTRICTS Philadelphia Norristown Palm Middle Lansdale (Mission) Totals Church Membership . 390 148 274 480 85 1377 Church Running Expenses . $3,569.38 $1,667.76 $2,380.59 $2,251.05 $764 . 88 $10,633.66 Mission Collections . 398 . 93 193.41 308.16 539 . 87 41.01 1,481.38 Charity Fund . 155.52 88.05 37.17 38.00 15.84 334 . 58 Other Objects . 952 . 08 313.74 856.12 449 . 34 11.80 2,583.08 Total Church Collections . 5,075.91 2,262.96 3,582.04 3,278.26 833 . 53 15,032.70 Legacies or Special Funds . 2,368.42 1,521.50 3,625.00 7,514.92 Valuation of Church Property. . . $10,000.00 $10,000.00 $65,000.00 $22,000 . 00 $30,000.00 $137,000.00 SUNDAY SCHOOLS Schoo Missionary Schools Membership Collections Collections Totals Philadelphia . . 519 $829 . 82 $140.00 $969 . 82 Norristown . . 286 452 . 89 4.42 457.31 Lansdale . . 330 460.75 95.32 556 . 07 Towamencin . . 386 218.39 31.00 249.39 Worcester . . 214 194.71 40.12 234 . 83 Palm . . 347 762.41 274 . 00 1,036.41 Totals . $2,918.97 $584 . 86 $3,503.83 Y. P. S. C. E. Members Collections Philadelphia (Senior) . 90 $87.55 (Intermediate) . 52 40.00 “ (Junior) . 12 13.38 Norristown (Senior) . 28 19.51 Palm (Senior) . 79 83.96 “ (Junior) . 35 22.28 Middle District . 113 74.63 Totals . 409 $341.31 Philadelphia— Brotherhood . 20 73.71 Philadelphia — Cadet Corps . 33 759 . 26 Worcester — Ushers’ League . 21 6.40 Worcester — (W. C. T. U.) . 62 49.17 Towamencin — Ushers’ League . 43 10.11 LADIES’ AID SOCIETY Members Collections Philadelphia . 85 $515.93 Norristown . 40 615.82 Lansdale — Willing Helpers . 49 172.98 Middle District . 100 425.05 Palm . 53 411.66 Totals . $2,141.44 TOTAL COLLECTIONS Churches . $15,032.70 Sunday Schools . 3,503.83 Ladies’ Aid Societies . 2,141.44 Y. P. S. C. E. Societies . 341.31 O ther organizations . 898 . 65 Charity Fund account. . . . 8,684 . 04 Literary Fund account . 533.57 Totals . $31,135.54 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 33 THE SOCIETY OF THE DESCENDANTS OF THE SCHWENKFELDIAN EXILES ' In response to the many inquiries received by the Editor of this book, asking for information con¬ cerning the Schwenkfelders, and also asking for information regarding Schwenkfelder history, a move¬ ment to organize a society of some kind to record and spread the history of the Schwenkfelders since their arrival in this country, as well as that of their descendants, was started in 1920. As a result of this idea an organization named “The Society of the Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles” was organized in Philadelphia on February 8, 1921, with one hundred and twenty-five charter members. The objects of the society are enumerated in the following extracts from the constitution: Section II. “The objects of this Society are the preservation of the history of the Schwenkfelder religious exiles, and of their descendants in America, and the promotion of social intercourse among its members now and hereafter.” Section III. “Any loyal American citizen of good character, a descendant through one or both parents, of the Schwenkfelder immigrants who came to Pennsylvania between 1731 and 1737, shall be eligible to membership.” So little is generally known of the reasons for the migration of the Schwenkfelders to this country, and the part played by them and their descendants in American development, that the following brief statement is made : The Schwenkfelders were and still are a Protestant religious sect, founded by Caspar von Schwenckfeld, a Silesian nobleman, who was a contemporary of Martin Luther in the period from 1490 to 1561, and who founded the movement known as the “Reformation by the Middle Way.” In 1719, an imperial edict sent two Jesuit priests into Silesia to convert the Schwenkfelders to Catholicism. In 1726 a number of Schwenkfelder families fled to Saxony, taking with them only what possessions they could carry, where they were protected by Count Zinzendorf, the Moravian leader. In 1733 Count Zinzendorf was informed that he could no longer protect them, but that they would be given one year’s time in which to seek a new haven. Declining to accompany Zinzendorf to Georgia, where he planned to found a Moravian Colony, the Schwenkfelders, early in 1734, decided to come to Pennsylvania, where several members of the Schultz family had already located. The main body of the Schwenkfelders. consisting of 184 souls, arrived in Phila¬ delphia September 22, 1734, on the ship St. Andrew. Realizing the loss to Silesia by the departure of the Schwenkfelders, in 1742, Frederick the Great, by proclamation, asked them to return, promising restoration of rights and possessions. The Schwenkfelders declined to return. The motives which led them to emigrate were the desire for religious and personal liberty, and to escape the per¬ secutions which were upon them because of their devotion to these principles. They and their descendants partici¬ pated in the American War of the Revolution and in all subsequent wars in which America has been involved. They have ever shown a devotion to the country of their adoption, unsurpassed by any other body of pioneers seeking the American shores. Their history and deeds have not been properly recorded. The Society of “The Descendants of the Schwenk¬ feldian Exiles” has been formed to the end that the memory of the original immigrants shall be perpetuated; that their principles and virtues may be better understood, and that the participation by them and their descendants in the development of American ideals and purposes shall be better known, not only to the members of the Society, but also to all other true Americans. The membership dues of the Society are three dollars per annum in advance. There is no initiation fee. Applica¬ tion for membership should be sent to the Secretary DR. J. E. BURNETT BUCKENHAM Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. OFFICERS OF THE “DESCENDANTS OF THE SCHWENKFELDIAN EXILES” President, Dr. James M. Anders; First Vice-President, Hon. William Wagener Porter; Second Vice-President, Owen J. Roberts; Secretary, Dr. J. E. Burnett Buckenham; Treasurer, Dr. Ralph Getelman. Board of Governors — Charles Heebner, Mrs. A. Conrad Jones, H. Wilson Stahlnecker, Mrs. John Faber Miller, Elmer K. Schultz, Frank M. Underkuffler, Samuel K. Brecht, Henry S. Kriebel, Mrs. Linwood L. Righter. Counsellor, Hon. William Wagener Porter; Physician, Dr. DeForest Porter Willard; Genealogist, Samuel K. Brecht; Committee on Membership — Samuel K. Brecht, Chairman; Charles Heebner, Mrs. John Faber Miller. Committee on Finance— Elmer K. Schultz, Chairman; Dr. Ralph Getelman, Frank M. Underkuffler. Committee on Enter¬ tainment — Dr. Ralph Getelman, Chairman; Henry S. Kriebel, Mrs. Linwood L. Righter. Committee on History — Dr. J. E. Burnett Buckenham, Chairman; Samuel K. Brecht, Mrs. A. Conrad Jones. 34 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families THE MIGRATIONS OF THE SCHWENKFELDERS. Altogether six groups of Schwenkfelders migrated to Pa. from 1731 to 1737. The term “migra¬ tions” is here used to designate ancestry rather than religious affiliation, and although the largest group arrived in 1734, generally speaking this is the group thought of when speaking of the Schwenk¬ felder Migrations. In the following pages the emigrant groups are arranged in chronological order. For convenience of reference the emigrants have been numbered consecutively, and beginning with those who started from Europe, the letter “E” is prefixed before each who started for Pa.; and the letter “F” following the number designates the Family Number where each emigrant’s name will be found. In the Third Migration the numbers preceding the names correspond to the numbers in the “Stedman True List.” Numbers 59, 60, 61, and 62 are omitted as these were not Schwenkfelder names Numbers E 4, E 5, and E 6 have also been left blank, as it has not been possible to determine the names of more than ten of the thirteen person mentioned by David Schultz. It is hoped that future research may bring to light the missing names. The letter “A” preceding the names indicates that the immigrant signed the Oath of Allegiance. FIRST MIGRATION. Palatines imported in the Snow Lowther, Joseph Fisher, Master, from Rotterdam, qualified, Oct. 14, 1731, last from Dover. Oath Name Emigrant No. Family No. A George Scholtz . El F 7, 7-1 SECOND MIGRATION. Palatines imported in the Ship, Pennsylvania Merchant, John Stedman, Master, from Rotter¬ dam, but last from Plymouth. Qualified, Sept. 18, 1733. A Johann Klemm . E 2 nothing known about him after arrival. A Gottlob Klemm . E 3 nothing known about him after arrival. A George Scholtz . E7 F7 Anna Scholtz . E 8 F7 A David Scholtz . E 9 F 7, 7-3a, 7-3b Balthasar Krauss . E 10 F 11, 11-1 Anna Krauss . Ell Fll Maria Krauss . E 12 F 11, 11-2 Susanna Krauss . E13 Fll, 11-3 Melchior Krauss, sick . E 14 F 11 Anna Krauss . E15 F 11, 75b According to David Schultz’s “Reise Beschreibung thirteen persons left Berthelsdorf, Saxony, Sunday, April 19, 1733, to journey to Pennsylvania. Among these thirteen were George Schultz, his wife, Anna, and son, David; Melchior Krauss, his wife, Anna, his sons, Balthasar and Melchior, and his daughters, Maria, Anna and Susanna. Of these Melchior Krauss, Sr., died very suddenly on May 28, at Haarlem. The day following, May 29, the company was joined by John Klemm and five others. About the same time that George Schultz [E 7] started for Pennsylvania his son Christopher, twin brother of his son George [E 1], started for the East Indies. Tradition has it that Johann and Gottlob Klemm were Schwenkfelders, but it has been impossible to confirm this tradition. Schneider, in his records in 1732, writes Klampt will kein Schwenkfelder sein. (Klampt says he is not a Schwenkfelder.) Is this Klampt a Klemm? It has been stated that Johann K. Klemm built the first organ in Philadelphia in 1741, and we know that a John G. Klem, a native of Dresden, Germany, assisted in the building of organs in Phila¬ delphia between 1740 and 1750, but it has been impossible to show that this was the Johann Klemm Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 35 who came over with the group of Schwenkfelders in 1733, although they are mentioned at various times in the diary of the voyage by David Schultz, which would seem to indicate that they belong to the Schwenkfelder group. However, it is possible that they were Moravians. It is hoped that further investigation may place these men definitely in their proper place. THE JOURNEY OF THE SCHWENKFELDERS. (Extracts from a translation of a German manuscript in the Library of the Historical Society of Pa., “Reise Be- schreibung,” and is supposed to have been written by David Scholtze.) Account of the journeyings of a party of thirteen from Herrnhut to Amsterdam and Haarlem in Holland by way of Dresden, Magdeburg, Hamburg, and Altona, Furthermore A relation of the voyage of nineteen persons from Haarlem by Rotterdam and over the sea to Plymouth and on across the ocean to Pennsylvania, and finally to Philadelphia. Herein may be learned how we fared by land and water and on the great ocean. The dates are given in accordance with the improved calendar. Deo Gratia Anno 1733, 19th, April, Sunday, Miser Dom we all left Berthelsdorf at noon-day. The day before Melchior Krauss came to us from Hennersdorf so that our company numbered altogether thirteen persons. Balthasar Jackel (Yeakle) and Friedrich Wagner conducted us to Pirna. This day we journeyed from Berthelsdorf with much luggage, through Kunnersdorf, Kiistelsdorf, Friedricksdorf, and Spremberg to Neusalz, our first night’s resting-place, two German miles. May 8. We arrived early at Hamburg. We did not go into the town, but remained in the harbor till ourselves and our baggage all being placed on the same boat we were taken by four of the boatmen to Altona. There we had soon a friendly welcome from Herr Heinrich Van Schmissen who did every¬ thing in his power for us. That night we lodged in his ware-house. May 9. In the forenoon some of us went into Hamburg, but we had not much time to look about us. On our return to Altona we were told to go to Herr Van Schmissen’s house; we stayed here till 12 o’clock, then we went with our belongings to the shore, took leave of Herr Van Schmissen and got our ship bound for Amsterdam. Herr Van Schmissen had made all arrangements for us, and we re¬ mained that afternoon on board. Herr Heinrich Van Schmissen had given us for ship stores 16 loaves, 12 casks Hollands, 2 pots butter, 4 casks beer, 2 roasts, a quantity of wheaten bread and buiscuit, 2 cases French Brandy, and had in everything cared for us most kindly. May 14. Ascension Day. On the sea nearly every one became sick, but some more so than others, among the greatest sufferers were my father, the Herren Franzin, Krauss, and Frau Heydriger. At this writing Melchior Krauss is no more. Vero ad finem. May 18. Herr Blaie sent a letter to Melchior Schultz, who had been at his house but had not found him home. * * * * May 20. We still remained on the boat. A house-holder in town sent us there for dinner, two roasts, 1 pot butter, 1 cheese, 12 bottles wine, and in the afternoon Herr van Putten came to tis. That night we lodged in a house that he had rented for us. We had the entire house and occupied it for three weeks and six days, from the 21st of May to the 16th of June — 27 days. May 28. In the evening at 7 o’clock our friend Melchior Krauss died, when going to thank Herr Van Putten. * * * * On the 2nd of June Melchior Krauss was committed to the earth. Many of our Dutch friends were with us at the grave. * * * * On the 23rd of May we received letters from Pennsylvania from my brother George and on the 24th. * * * * May 29. John Ivlem with the remainder of our company, six in number, arrived at Haarlem. * * * Anno 1733, St. John’s Day, 24th June. We set sail from Rotterdam in our vessel, a brigantine culley [galley] the Pennsylvania Merchant, with Mr. John Stedman for our captain. * * * * Sept. 28. In the afternoon we arrived safe and sound in Philadelphia. Thanks and praise to the Lord for this blessing. At 9 o’clock in the morning my brother, George Scholtze, came to us, having journied twelve miles in a boat to meet our company. He brought us apples, peaches, and wheaten bread, and staid with us on the ship till we reached Philadelphia. Sept. 29. According to our calendar we were obliged to go to the Court House and take our oath of allegiance to the King. Accordingly we all left the ship. This day was in Germany, Michaelmas. Thus it befell us in our journey to Pennsylvania which we accomplished in twenty-three weeks and 36 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families one day. From Berthelsdorf and Herrnhut, through Pirna, Dresden, Wittenberg, Magdeburg, Ham¬ burg, Altona, Amsterdam, Haarlem, Rotterdam, Plymouth, to Philadelphia. Finis cum Deo! [For complete accounts, vid. Pa. Mag., Vol. X, p. 179 — Reise Beschreibung .] THIRD MIGRATION. The third and main migration began Tuesday, April 20, 1734, when the first family left Berthels¬ dorf. The emigrants embarked on the Elbe for Altona, Denmark, on April 28, and on May 20 reached their destination. On June 21 they embarked on the ship St. Andrew, and on July 29, Plymouth was reached. Land of the new world was first seen by them on September 17, and on September 22 actual landing took place. Palatines imported in the Ship, Saint Andrew, John Stedman, Master, from Rotterdam, but last from Plymouth as per Clearance thence. Qualified, Sept. 12, 1734 [Old style]. In this list the numbering and spelling of the captain’s “True List” are followed. A 1. Christopher Winer . . . .E 16 F 76 A 2. Melchior Hiebner . . . ,E 17 F 17 A 3. Georg Hiebner . . . .E 18 F 17, 17-la, 17-lb 4. Christopher Krieble, sick. . . . .E 19 F 19 A 5. Georg Krieble . . . . E 20 F 19, 19-1 6. David Hiebner, sick . . . .E 21 F 21 A 7. Balsher Jackie . . . . E 22 F 22 A 8. Georg Jackie . . . . E 23 F 22, 22-1 A 9. Christopher Shubart . . . . E 24 F 24 A 10. Melchior Krieble, Sen . . . . E 25 F 25 A 1 1 . Caspar Krieble . . .E 26 F 25, 25-1 A 12. Jurge Anderas . , . .E 27 F 27 A 13. Balsher Hoveman . . . . E 28 F 106, 106-2 A 14. Melchior Krieble, Jun . . . . . . . . E 29 F 25, 25-2 A 15. Abraham Jackie . . . . E 30 F 38, 38-2 A 16. George Hoveman . . . .E 31 F 106, 106-1 A 17. Balthasar Hoveman . . .E 32 F 106, 106-1 18. Georg Reynald, sick . . . . E 33 F 33 A 19. Georg Reynald, Jun . . . . E 34 F 33, 33-1 A 20. Hans Weigner . . . . E 35 F 35 A 21. Georg Weigner, Sen . . . . E 36 F 36 A 22. Melchior Wiegner . . . .E 37 F 36, 36-1 23. David Jackie, sick . . . . E 38 F 38 A 24. Balthaser Jackie . . . . E 39 F 38, 38-3 A 25. Caspar Jackie . . . . E 40 F 38, 38-6 A 26. Jeremias Jackie . . . E 41 F 38, 38-4 A 27. Christopher Jackie . . . E 42 F 38, 38-1 A 28. Gregorius Meyster . . .E 43 F 43 A 29. Christopher Revnald . . .E 44 F 44 A 30. Hans Jackie . . . E 45 F 38, 38-5 A 31. Georg Mentzel . . . E 46 F 46 A 32. Melchior Mentzel . . .E 47 F 47 A 33. Melchior Neiman . . .E 48 F 48 A 34. Tobias Hatranf . . .E 49 F 49 A 35. Georg Weys . . . E 50 F 50 A 36. Caspar Heydrick . . . .E 51 F 51 A 37. Balthser Heydrick . , . . . E 52 F 52a, 52b A 38. Christopher Neiman . . . E 53 F 48, 48-la, 48-lb A 39. Matias Jackie . . .E 54 F 54 A 40. Georg Sholtze . . . E 55 F 149, 149-1 A 41. Christopher Weigner . . .E 56 F 154, 154-1 A 42. Christopher Jackie . . .E 57 F 160, 160-1 Plate 3 U'%! ^ H «/*y, u.. ; ' W-r V*» - v L___ _ £* >S'i fV.eb-. n fhH- T_ -a4f U^V >t?V&p*hP>v~ ^>^ss*2?fer«£^ v" . /Tv?-. « v- / V» f .3- / ^j,. fj' .TTP Cl *+ * 'n*-5 ' ' ( -'Ar s/ A /■ ’ /M ) '•■ A ' y "V iL-ernP- l « V -Ajp f? P c/T . «^ka To- qpf*** , ' * %> ' 7'^ 7 r. / /CvA , VJfc /wV^ 4U-^t« - j '•■ A ' y ", it^rnO- ; < V'" P -/L.W # P r/T crJu.(i <4-^ ‘VU^^ zkP‘ 1 ^ , y f't*&7t '« i» . ■• z*&pw&4W ' ~ ^/*w+F. 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Georg Heydrick . E 61 A 47. Gregorius Sholtze . E 62 A 48. David Meyster . E 63 A 49. Georg Dresher . E 64 A 50. Christopher Dresher . E 65 A 51. Melchior Meyster . E 66 A 52. Balthser Anders . E 67 A 53. George Sholtze . : . E 68 A 54. Melchior Sholtze . E 69 A 55. Christopher Sholtze . E 70 A 56. Caspar John . E 71 A 57. Fredrick Scheps . E 72 58. Andreas Warmer, sick . E 73 A 63. Johannes Hiebner . E 74 A 64. David Shubart . E 75 NAMES OF WOMEN AND 1. Susannah Winer . E 76 2. Rosina Winer . E 77 3. Maria Hiebner . E 78 4. Maria Krieble . E 79 5. Susannah Krieble . E 80 6. Anna Krieble . E 81 7. Christopher Krieble . E 82 8. Maria Krieble . E 83 9. Rosina Krieble . E 84 10. Maria Hiebner . E 85 1 1 . Rosina Krieble . E 86 12. Christopher Hiebner . E 87 13. Regina Jackie . E 88 14. Anna Jackie. . E 89 15. Susanna Jackie . E 90 16. Maria Jackie . E 91 17. Rosina Jackie . E 92 18. Barbara Shubart . E 93 19. David Shubart . E 94 20. Anna Maria Shubart . E 95 21. Susannah Shubart . E 96 22. Maria Krieble . E 97 23. Susannah Krieble . E 98 24. Georg Krieble . E 99 25. Maria Anders . E 100 26. Urcilla Hoveman . E 101 27. Anna Hoveman . E 102 28. Rosina Hoveman . E 103 29. Christopher Hoveman . E 104 30. Anna Krieble . E 105 31. Urcilla Hoveman . E 106 32. Maria Jackie . E 107 33. Susannah Jackie . E 108 34. Rosina Jackie E 109 35. Barbara Hoveman . E 110 36. Susannah Hoveman . E 111 37. Barbara Reynald . E 112 F 161 F 59 F 59, 59-1 F 61 F 62 F 169, 169-1 F 64 F 64-1 F 66 F 161, 161-1 F 68 F 69a, 69b F 70 F 71 (no further data) F 73 F 74 F 75a, 75b CHILDREN F 76 F 76 F 17 F 19 F 19 F 19, 64-1 F 19, 19-2 F 19, 192-1 F 19 F 21 F 17-la F 21, 21-1 F 22 F 22 F 22, 19-1 F 22 F 22, 70 F 24 F 24 F 24 F 24, 49-4 F 25 F 36, 25-1 F 25-1, 25-3 F 33, 27 F 106, 106-2 F 106-2, 149-1 F 106-2, 59-1, 38-1 F 106-2, 106-3 F 25-2 F 106 F 38-2 F 38-2, 154-2 F 38-2, 59-2 F 106, 106-1 F 106-1, 11-1 F 33 38 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 38. Susanna Reynald . E113 F 33-1 39. Christopher Reynald . EU4 F 33-1, 33-2 40. Anna Weigner . E115 F35 41. Melchior Weigner . E 116 F 35 42. Maria Weigner . E117 F36 43. Rosina Weigner . E 118 F 169, 36-1 44. Susanna Jackie . E 119 F 38, 154-3 45. Maria Meyster . E 120 F 43 46. Christopher Meyster . E 121 F 43, 43-1 47. Anna Meyster . E 122 single 48. Maria Meyster . E 123 single 49. Susannah Reynald . E 124 F 44 50. Barbara Reynald . E 125 single 51. Susannah Jackie . E 126 F 38-5 52. Balthaser Jackie . E 127 F 38-5, 38-16 53. Urcilla Mentzle . E 128 F 46 54. Barbara Mentzle . E 129 (Should this be Warmer?) 55. Anna Mentzel . E 130 F 47 56. Barbara Mentzel [Warmer?]. .E 131 F 38-3 57. Maria Neyman . E 132 F 48 58. Anna Warmer . E 133 single 59. Barbara Hatranf . E 134 F 49 60. Maria Hatranf . E 135 F 49, 69b 61. Georg Hatranf . E 136 F 49, 49-2 62. Abraham Hatranf . E 137 F 49, 49-4 63. Melchior Hatranf . E 138 F 49, 49-3 64. Rosina Hatranf . E 139 F 49 65. Anna Weys . E 140 F 50 66. Eva Heydrick . E 141 F 61 67. Rosina Heydrick . E 142 F 52a 68. Christopher Heydrick . E 143 F 52a 69. Susanna Neiman . E 144 F 48, 48-la 70. David Neiman . E 145 F 48-la, 48-2 71. Rosina Jackie . E 146 F 54 72. Maria Jackie . E 147 F 54 73. Regina Jackie . E 148 F 54 ■ 74. Susannah Sholtze . E 149 F 149 75. Anna Sholtze . E 150 F 149, 154-1 76. Susannah Sholtze . E 151 F 149, 17-lb 77. Maria Sholtze . E 152 F 149, 160-1 78. Barbara Sholtze . E 153 F 149, 199-1 79. Susannah Weigner . E 154 F 154 80. Susannah Weigner . E 155 F 154, 73 81. Maria Weigner . E 156 F 154 82. Abraham Weigner . E 157 F 154, 154-2 83. Georg Weigner . E 158 F 154, 154-3 84. Rosina Weigner . E 159 F 154 85. Regina Jackie . E 160 F 160 86. Anna Anders . E 161 F 161 87. Urcilla Anders . E 162 F 169-1 88. Judith Seibt . E 163 F 59 89. Caspar Seibt . E 164 F 59, 59-2 90. Abraham Heydrick . E 165 F 165 91. Rosina Sholtze . E 166 F 38, 62 92. Susannah Sholtze . E 167 F 62, 202-1 93. Rosina Sholtze . E 168 F 62 94. Eva Meyster . E 169 F 169 95. Anna Meyster . E 170 F 169, 69a Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 39 96. Maria Dresher . .E 171 F 64 97. Rosina Dresher . .E 172 F 64, 106-3 98. Maria Dresher . .E 173 E 64, 19-2 99. Regina Meyster . .E 174 F 66 100. Anna Anders . .E 175 F 161-1 101. Georg Anders . .E 176 F 161-1, 161-2 102. Maria Hiebner . .E 177 F 74 103. Anna Hiebner . .E 178 F 74 104. Hans Hiebner . .E 179 F 74, 74-1 105. Melchior Hiebner . .E 180 F 74, 74-2 106. Susanna Shubart . .E 181 F 75a 107. David Shubart . .E 182 F 75a FOURTH MIGRATION • Palatines imported in the Brigantine Mary of Philadelphia , James Marshall, Master, from London. Qualified, June 28, 1735. A Melchior Scholtze . .E 183 F 7, 7-2 FIFTH MIGRATION. Palatines imported in the Brigantine Perth Amboy, George Fraiser, Master, from Rotterdam, but last from Dover. Qualified October 19, 1736. A Abraham Beer (Beyer) . . E 184 F 184 Rosina Beyer . .E 185 F 184 Anne Rosina Beyer . . E 186 F 184, 7-3a Anne Maria Beyer . .E 187 F 184, 208, 1S4-2 Abraham Beyer . .E 1S8 F 184, 184-1 Andrew Beyer . .E 189 F 184, 184-3 George Beyer . .E 190 F 184 Susanne Beyer . .E 191 F 184, 184-4 SIXTH MIGRATION. Palatines imported in the Ship Saint Andrew Galley, John Stedman, Master, from Rotterdam. but last from Cowes as by clearance thence. Qualified the 26th day of September, 1737. Anna Wagner . .E 192 F 192 A Abraham Wagner . .E 193 F 192, 192-1 Melchior Wagner . .E 194 F 192, 192-2 Susanna Wagner . .E 195 F 192, 22-1 Anna Wagner . .E 196 F 196 Christopher Wagner . .E 197 F 196, 196-1 David Wagner . .E 198 F 196, 196-2 A Christopher Hiibner . .E 199 F 199 Maria Hiibner . .E 200 F 199 Hans Christopher Hiibner . .E 201 F 199, 199-1 Maria Krauss . .E 202 F 202 Melchior Krauss . . E 203 F 202 A Christopher Krauss . . E 204 F 202, 202-1 Maria Hoffrichter . .E 205 F 52b SUPPLEMENTARY LIST I. The following names are not found on immigrant lists but are accounted for in the lists of families Eve Heydrick . . E 206 F 51 Maria Yeakel . . E 207 F 68 Abraham Yeakel . . E 208 F 208 George Yeakel . . E 209 single 40 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families SUPPLEMENTARY LIST II. This is a list of those of the emigrant Schwenkfelders who left Saxony but who failed to reach Pennsylvania, all of whom, excepting the first, Melchior Krauss E 210, died on the Ship, St. Andrew, as members of the Third Migration. Melchior Krauss . E 210, d May 28, 1733. Child of Christopher Kriebel . E 211, d July 12, 1734. Child of David Hfibner (Balthasar)-E 212, d Aug. 3, 1734. Child of Gregorius Schultz . E 213, d Aug. 9, 1734. Elizabeth Yeakel . E 214, d Aug. 10, 1734. Child of Melchior Meschter . E 215, d Aug. 14, 1734. Child of David Schubert . E 216, d Aug. 18, 1734. Maria Schubert . E 217, F 75a, d Aug. 22, 1734. George Hoffman . E 218, d Aug. 28, 1734. . Reinwald (widow) . E 219, d Sept. 20, 1734 (N. S.) With regard to births and deaths on the voyage of the Third Migration, the Schwenkfelders were more fortunate than many other companies of immigrants. Melchior Krauss [E 210], was the husband of Anna Krauss [E 11]. He died suddenly, May 28, 1733, and was buried near Haarlem, Holland, before the family shipped for Pennsylvania. Child of Christopher Kriebel [E 211], was the youngest child of Christopher Kriebel [E 19]. It died on July 12, 1734, and was given a watery grave as were all the others that died during the voyage. Child of David Hfibner [E 212], was the youngest child of David Hfibner [E 21] and was aged 1 year, and 20 weeks. Died August 3, 1734. Child of Gregorius Schultz [E 213], was the youngest child of Gregorius Schultz [E 62], and was born on the first day of the voyage. The death occurred, August 9, 1734. Elizabeth Yeakel [E 214], was the youngest child of Abraham Yeakel [E 30], born Nov. 6, 1732, died August 10, 1734. Child of Melchior Meschter [E 215], was the offspring of Melchior Meschter [E 66], and was aged 1 year, 8 weeks. It died on August 14, 1734. Son of David Schubert [E 216], was the youngest son of David Schubert [E 75]. His death occurred August 18, 1734, having been born on board the St. Andrew, seven weeks before. Maria Teichman Schubert [E 217], was the wife of David Schubert [E 75], and died from injuries received four days after the day of her child’s death, Aug. 22, 1734. George Hoffman [E 218], was the youngest son of George Hoffman [E 31]. He was born April 1, 1714, and died August 28, 1734. . Reinwald [E 219]. “Die alte Reinwaldin von Armenruh,” (The old widow, Reinwald, from Armenruh), died Sept. 20, 1734, and was consigned to the waters of the Delaware almost within sight of Philadelphia. [Vid. Diary of the Voyage , p 49.] FACTS CONCERNING THE THIRD MIGRATION. Rupp in his Thirty Thousand Names has the name of Wilhelm Herterranft on the ship list of the Saint Andrew, Sept. 12, 1734, but this name does not appear on the captain’s list. The name of Frederick Dresher is also given in the list in the old “Genealogical Record of the Schwenk¬ felders.’’ This name was doubtless mistaken for Frederick Treyst, which appears in the list of children under sixteen years of age, but no Frederick Dresher appears on the captain’s list. A few notes explaining and supplementing the Immigrant Lists are in order: The following resolution, adopted by the Provincial Council of Pa., on Sept. 14, 1727, was in force during the period of the migrations: “Resolved, that the masters of vessels importing Germans and others from the continent of Europe, shall be ex¬ amined whether they have leave granted them by the Court of Great Britian for the importation of these foreigners and that a list be taken of all these people, their several occupations, and place from whence they came, and shall be further examined touching their intentions in coming hither; and that a writing be drawn up for them to sign, declaring their allegiance and subjection to the King of Great Britain and fidelity to the Proprietary of this Province and that they will demean themselves peacefully towards all His Majesty’s subjects, and observe and conform to the Laws of England and of the Government of Pennsylvania.” “All males over sixteen years of age were obliged to take the oath and declaration as soon after their arrival as possible, being marched to the Court House, although in a number of instances they were qualified at the official residence of the magistrate.” [Pa. Arch.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 41 The “Oath of Allegiance” signed by the immigrants of 1734 is reproduced in connection with the Fac-simile of the signatures. Of the male immigrants more than 16 years of age, who arrived in the third migration the following did not sign on account of sickness, probably being too ill to go to the Court House: Christopher Ivrieble [E 19], David Hiibner [E 21], George Reinwald [E 33], David Jackie [E 38], Andreas Warmer [E 73]. The following did not sign but made “their mark:” Hans Wiegner [E 35], George Wiegner [E 36], Gregorius Meisther [E 43], George Mentzell [E 46], Melchior Mentzell [E 47], Melchior Neuman [E 48], Christopher Wiegner [E 56], Melchior Meisther [E 66], Hans Hiibner [E 74], David Schubert [E 75]. Christopher Schultz in his diary says, “Wir Schlesien die wir Gewissenshalben nicht Schworen konnten, wurden auch ganz gerne damit verschonet, durften nur die Treue mit einem Handschlage versprechen.” Translation — We Silesians who could not take the oath because of our conscience were quite readily excused and were allowed to pledge our allegiance with a clasp of the hand. In submitting his “True List” of immigrants, Captain Stedman gave in parallel columns, first, the names of males 16 years of age or over and second, the names of females, and males under 16 years. The order of the first column is the same as in the “Oath List,” the names of the sick who had not signed the oath being inserted in their proper places. The spelling in this “True List” is a marked departure from the original — Wiegner, Hiibner, Kriebel, Jackel, Hoffman, Reinwalt, Weiss, Meschter, being changed to Winer, Hiebner, Krieble, Jackie, Hoveman, Reynold, Weys, Meyster. Apparently the clerk, who seemingly was unfamiliar with Germanic orthography, wrote the names phonetically as they were dictated by Captain Stedman. The names of Eva Heydrick [F 51], Maria Yeakel [F 68], Abraham Yeakel [F 208], George Yeakel, [E 209], immigrants, do not appear in the Stedman list, and are therefore placed last in the list as possibly being open to question. It can be taken for granted that a seaman of Captain Stedman’s experience was methodical and orderly in his business, and that in making up his “True List” of passengers of the St. Andrew he was systematic. That such was the case is shown by the fact that a combining of the two parallel lists gives family groups of the immigrants, as shown by the following table, the first column giving the family number, as used later in this book, the second the number of the male immigrants, the third the numbers of the females, and males under sixteen. Family Emigrant Number Emigrant Number Number (Males over 16) (Females, and males under 16) 76 Wiegner, Adam . 16 17 Hiibner, Melchior . 17, 19 Kriebel, Christopher . 19, 21 Hiibner, David . 21 22 Jackel, Balthasar . 22, 24 Schubert, Christoph . 24 25 Kriebel, Melchior . 25 25-1 Kriebel, Caspar . 26 27 Anders, George . 27 106-2 Hoffman, Balzer . 28 25-2 Kriebel, Melchior . 29 38-2 Jackel, Abraham . 30 106-1 Hoffman, George . 31, 33 Reinwalt, George . 33 33-1 Reinwalt, George . 34 35 Wiegner, Hans . 35 36 Wiegner, George . 36 36-1 Wiegner, Melchior . 37 38 Jackel, David . 38, 43 Meschter, Gregorius . 43 33-2 Reinwalt, Christopher . 44 38-5 Jackel, Hans Heinrich . 45 46 Mentzel, George . 46 76, 77 18 78 20 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84 85, 86, 87 23 88, 89, 90, 91, 92 93, 94, 95, 96 97 98, 99 100 101, 102, 103, 104 105, 106 107, 108, 109 32 110, 111 112 113, 114 115, 116 117 118 39, 40, 41, 42 119 120, 121, 122, 123 124, 125 126, 127 128, 129 (?) 42 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 47 Mentzel, Melchior . .47 130, 131 (?) 48 Neuman, Melchior . .48 132, 133 49 Hartranft, Tobias . .49 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139 50 Weiss, George . .50 140 51 Heydrick, Caspar . .51 206 52a Heydrick, Balthasar . .52 142, 143 48-1 Neuman, Christopher . .53 144, 145 54 Jacket, Matthtis . .54 146, 147, 148 149 Schultz, George . .55 149, 150, 151, 152, 153 154 Wiegner, Christopher . .56 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159 160 Jackie, Christopher . .57 160 161 Anders, George . .58 161, 162 59 Seibt, David . .59, 60 163, 164 61 Heydrick, George . .61 141, (165) 62 Sholtze, Gregorius . .62 166, 167, 168 169-1 Meyster, David . .63 169, 170 64 Dresher, George . .64,65 171, 172, 173 66 Meyster, Melchior . .66 174 161-1 Anders, Balthser . .67 175, 176 George, Melchior, Christopher Schultz . .68, 69, 70 71 John, Caspar . .71 wife remained in Europe 72 Scheps, Frederick . .72 no trace of his family 73 Warmer, Andreas . .73 74 Heebner, Hans . .74 177, 178, 179, 180 75a Schubert, David . .75 181, 182 Viewed from the standpoint of family relationships, the immigrants may be grouped as follows [F 161] [F 161-1] [F 27] [F 184] [F 64] [F 49] [F 199] [F 21] [F 74] [F 17] [F 52a] [F 51] IF 61] [F 106-2] [F 106] [F 106-1] [F 71] [F 11] [F 202] [F 25-1] [F 19] [F 25] [F 25-2] F 46] [F 47] [F 169] [F 43] [F 66] [F 48-11 [F 48] Anders, Anna — widow, two sons and one daughter. Anders, Balthasar — wife Anna and son. Anders, George — and wife Maria. Beyer, Abraham — wife Rosina, three sons, three daughters. Dresher, George — wife Maria, one son and two daughters. Hartranft, Tobias — wife Barbara, three sons and two daughters. Heebner, Christopher — wife Maria and son. Heebner, David — wife Maria and son. Heebner, Hans — wife Maria, two sons and daughter. Heebner, Melchior — wife Maria, one son. Heydrick, Balthasar — wife Rosina, one son. Heydrick, Caspar — wife Eve. Heydrick, George — wife Eve. Hoffman, Balthasar — wife Ursula, one son, two daughters. Hoffman, Ursula — widow, and two sons. Hoffman, George — wife Barbara, one son, one daughter. John, Caspar — wife remained in Europe. Krauss, Anna— widow, two sons, three daughters. Krauss, Maria — widow, two sons. Kriebel, Caspar — wife Susanna, one son. Kriebel, Christopher — wife Maria, two sons, four daughters. Kriebel, Melchior, Sr. — wife Maria, two sons. Kriebel, Melchior, Jr. — wife Anna. Mentzel, George — wife Ursula. Mentzel, Melchior — wife Anna. Meschter, Eve — widow, one son, two daughters Meschter, Gregorius — wife Maria, one son. Meschter, Melchior — wife Regina. Neuman, Christopher — wife Susanna, one son. Neuman, Melchior — wife Maria. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder, Families 43 [F 33] IF 33-2] [F 33-1] [F 24] [F 75a] [F7] [F 62] [F 149] [F 59] [F 192] |F 196] [F 73] [F 50] [F 36] [F 35] [F 36-1] [F 154] [F 76] [F 38-2] [F 38] [F 22] [F 38-5] [F 54] ]F 160] Reinwald, George — wife Barbara, two sons, four daughters. Reinwald, Christopher — wife Susanna. Reinwald, George — wife Susanna, one son. Schubert, Christopher — wife Barbara, one son, two daughters. Schubert, David — widower, one son, one daughter. Schultz, George — wife Anna, three sons. Schultz, Gregorius — wife Rosina, one son, one daughter. Schultz, Susanna— widow, one son, three daughters. Schultz, George, Melchior and Christopher (orphans). Seipt, David — wife Judith, two sons. Wagner, Anna — widow, two sons, one daughter. Wagner, Anna — widow, two sons. Warmer, Andreas — wife Susanna. Weiss, George — wife Anna. Wiegner, George — wife, one son, one daughter. Wiegner, Hans — wife Anna, one son. Wiegner, Melchior — wife Rosina. Wiegner, Susanna — widow, three sons, three daughters. Wiegner, Susanna — widow, one son, one daughter. Yeakel, Abraham — wife Maria, one son, one daughter. Yeakel, David — widower, six sons, two daughters. Yeakel, Balthasar — wife Regina, one son, four daughters. Yeakel, Hans Heinrich — wife Susanna, one son. Yeakel, Matthias — wife Rosina, two daughters. Yeakel, Regina — widow, one son. RELATIONSHIP OF THE IMMIGRANTS. In addition to the relationship shown by the family groupings, the following may be of interest: George Schultz [E 7] and Melchior Kriebel [E 25] were uncles to the Schultz brothers [E 68, E 69, E 70]. The Heebners, David [E 21], Christopher [E 199], Melchior [E 17] and John [E 74] were brothers to the widow, Regina Yeakel [E 160] and step-brothers of Maria Wiegner [E 117]. George Dresher [E 64] was a brother of Anna Kriebel [E 105]. Abraham Beyer [E 184] was a brother of Maria Krauss [E 202] and Ursula Hoffman [E 101]. Melchior and Gregorius Meschter [E 66 and E 43] were brothers to Anna Weiss [E 140]. Mathias Yeakel [E 54] was a brother of Barbara Hartranft [E 134]. David and Christopher Schubert [E 75 and E 24] were brothers. Anna Wagner [E 192], Rosina Beyer [E 185], and Maria Heebner [E 200] were sisters. Hans Wiegner [E 35] was a brother of Maria Yeakel [E 107] and Susanna Reinwald [E 113]. Barbara Hoffman [E 110] and Susanna Wiegner [E 154] were sisters. Caspar John [E 71] was a brother of Regina Yeakel [E 88]. Maria Kriebel [E 79] was a sister of Balthasar Heydrick [E 52] and Eve [E 141], wife of George Heydrick [E 61]. Among the forty-nine family groups there were ten widows with thirty-one children, and two widowers with ten children. Nine families became extinct. Among the last survivors of the immigrants were: Rosina Schultz [F 70] b 1720; d Jan. 27, 1800. Christopher Yeakel [F 38-1], d July 1, 1800. Christopher Kriebel [F 19-2] b 1724; d Dec. 31, 1800. Anna Maria Beyer Gerhard [F 184-4] b Nov. 4, 1720; d Apr. 9, 1802. George Anders [F 161-2] b 1733; d Oct. 28, 1803. Hans Christopher Heebner [F 199-1] b Dec. 22, 1722; d Jan. 30, 1804. Christopher Hoffman [F 106-3] b 1728; d Jan. 29, 1804. George Kriebel [F 25-3] b Nov. 3, 1732; d Dec. 1, 1805. Maria Yeakel [F 160-1] b Mar. 28, 1718; d Mar. 11, 1807. Susanna Wiegner [F 154-2] b Jan. 12, 1729; d Jan. 28. 1812. 44 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Rosina Seipt [F 59-2] b July 7, 1730; d July 16, 1820. Christopher Heebner [F 21-1] b Apr. 19, 1731; d June 27, 1817. In the “Genealogical Record” of 1879 the following names seem to have been omitted from the immigrant list: Rosina Yeakel, Eve Heydrick, Hans Heebner, Rosina Meschter, Rosina Wiegner, Susanna Wiegner and Melchior Wiegner. The following names on the immigrant list are also un¬ accounted for in the Record: Baltzer Jackel, George Reinwald, Melchior Kriebel, Balthasar Jackel, Maria Kriebel, Susanna Jackel, Barbara Mentzel, Maria Wiegner and Susanna Schubert. A comparative study of the following lists of names, “Oath List,” “Stedman True List,” “Council List,” “Rupp’s List of 30,000 names,” “Pennsylvania Archives, 1890,” Manuscript list in use by the committee that published Record of 1879, seems to warrant the following conclusions: From the list of signers of the Oath of Allegiance the clerk made his report to the Provincial Council, in which various changes in spelling were made, notably: Wiegner, Hiibner, Kribel, Reinwald, Drescher, being changed to Wigner, Heibner, Krieble, Reinald, Dreysher. The Rupp List of 1876 changed the order of the names, followed the spelling more accurately, and omitted the name of Melchior Wigner, characteristics reproduced in the Genealogical Record List, and in the Pennsylvania Archives of 1890. The “Genealogical Record” list, seemingly, therefore, followed Rupp and not the original papers, as stated in the preface of the Genealogical Record. In a list collated from a paper in the Herrnhut Archives, copied by Dr. Chester D. Hartranft, containing answers to questions put to the Schwenkf elders prior to their migration (ca. 1732) nearly all of whom migrated to Pa., we find the following occupations: “ Was einjeder derselben von Handlung." Spinners, 29; Shoemakers, 3; Linen weavers, 3; Carpen¬ ters, 5; Day laborers, 9; Dealers, 6; Cabinet makers, 1; Tailors, 1; Farmers, 3; Total, 60. I Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 45 REISE-BESCHREIBUNG VON ALTENAU BIS PENNSYLVANIEN (Account of tlie Journey from Altona to Philadelphia, 1734) Written by Christopher Schultz [E 70] The following is a free translation of the journey of the main body of Schwenkfelder immigrants who arrived Sept. 22, 1734. This account is taken from the diary of Rev. Christopher Schultz, who was then sixteen years of age. It appears in print in German in the Appendix of the “Erlauterung,” pp. 462-72. In writing this diary Christopher Schultz used new style time. German Protestant countries adopted new style time about 1700, while the Catholic parts changed in 1583, so that the immigrant Schwenkfelders used this time while on their journey. When they arrived in Pennsylvania they were obliged to conform to the time of the British colonies which was old style, since England did not adopt new style time until 1752. This accounts for the apparent discrepan¬ cies in the dates of death and other events, as narrated in the Schultz Diary of the Voyage. In the S.H.L. at Penns- burg are two David Schultz Almanacs for the year 1752. One was printed in Breslau and the other in Pa., and the latter has for the month of September eleven days less than the former. Dear Reader: In order that you might know how our dear Brethren, the so-called “Schwenkfelders” came to Pa., how marvelously the Almighty guided them after they were obliged out of dire necessity to leave their fatherland, take notice that in the year 1726 they first began to withdraw to Saxony, under the then Count Zinzendorf. Bertelsdorf and Gorlitz were the real assembling places where one family after another assembled, or in the immediate vicinity. In these sorrowful migrations, as strangers and pilgrims, they very appropriately kept their religi¬ ous beliefs in the background, as long as they were given bodily protection; but when they could no longer look forward to such protection in the future they took reverent counsel with one another, where they might seek homes where they would be assured of freedom of thought and worship. Here and there were Christian potentates and princes who would gladly have welcomed them, but the most promising outlook was Pennsylvania. And after they obtained permission of the Crown of England, preparations were made for this far journey in the name of God, A. D. 1734, in the month of April. But the good and gracious God had already cared for these persecuted and exiled people in that in Holland he inspired some very rich friends as benefactors, viz: the three brothers Messrs, von Byuschanse, Abraham, Isaac and Jann. In the town of Haarlem these gentlemen as memorable benefactors, assumed the expenses of the entire journey, as will be seen in what follows: Early on the morning of May 17, we disembarked at Altona and all found shelter in a house set aside for our use by the Messrs, von Smissen, father and son. In addition to this they had also pro¬ vided for us all necessities as well as many luxuries during our entire stay here, which lasted eleven days. All the provisions were furnished us gratis, without any recompense whatever. Now what concerns our belated voyage, the ship was pretty well crowded, but as a shift was good enough, for we had fire the entire day, could cook what we wished, and during the entire trip we had refreshing drinks free, and as a diversion, could go on land twice each day. We were on good terms with the officers of the ships, and the sailors, and they were satisfied with us. Those who were ill were Balthasar Jackel, George Weiss and his wife, the wives of both Christopher and Caspar Kriebel, Balthasar Hoffman, Jr., David Meschter and David Jackel, but all improved, God be praised. On May 28th, at noon, we shifted our entire belongings on three Holland vessels and toward evening we all embarked, excepting Balthasar Hoffman’s eldest daughter, as also his mother, who lay at the point of death, and at 11 o’clock we left, but did not go far. On the 29th all three vessels departed, past Gliickstadt, and were driven with good wind, rode 13 miles and then cast anchor till 3 o’clock. Two of the vessels not being so heavily laden, sailed away from us, and we did not see them again until we arrived at Haarlem. In the meantime a fierce storm arose, that the captain of the last ship had to raise the anchor, so that we were driven back four miles into a river named Starr, the storm continuing until evening. On May 31st we came into a harbor where we were obliged to lie all day on account of contrary wind. Early on June 1 we passed Suchhafen and Neuwerk and were 16 miles from Hamburg. On the 2d, in early morning, with a strong wind blowing, we passed Borcum, when during the night we were driven back 12 to 13 miles. Toward noon we arrived opposite Groningen, along Ameland, and with contrary winds as far as Friesland, a Holland province. On the 3d we entered Friesland as far as Harlingen, and thence with better winds till Borcum, Hinderlooten and Stavoren, where we lay at anchor all night. On the 4th we passed Enkhuizen, Hoorn, 46 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Edam, and Moonickendam, and thanks to God, entered safely into the harbor of Amsterdam, opposite which many large ships lay at anchor, and we had to wait 30 hours for the sailing master, who went into the town 3 hours (3 leagues to the city). On the evening of the 5th we- rode as far as Spardam, 2 miles from Amsterdam, and remained till noon of the 6th, as it was quite calm and no wind was in the sails. In the morning, several from our boat -went to Haarlem to announce to our companions our safe arrival. They were much worried about us, as they had not heard from us for 3 days. When our companions arrived in Haarlem and announced that we were obliged to lie still on account of lack of wind, and the friends of the Messrs von Byus- chanse, who had great concern for us, hearing this, sent two boats with friend Schultz (Melchior), to meet us and take us off. Upon our arrival we could not express sufficient astonishment at the grati¬ tude of our friends, because they had also met our other two vessels and had come one-fourth of the way to meet us, with their wives and many other friends unknown to us, who were anxious to ascertain how we fared on our journey. They had also engaged a special house in which we all had quarters, in addition to providing for our necessities. Yes, they also took the precaution to place a guard before our house in order to prevent any one from entering or annoying us, who did not have permission from the von Byuschanses. They also made the bargain with our ship’s captain, Mr. Stittmann (Stedman), who was to take us to America at their own expense. These were the terms: for all persons of more than 15, the full fare to be paid, 30 Rix-dollars; all under 15 years, half price; and under 4 years, free; the latter, however, were not provided with lodging and provisions; and through the above-named friends, both large and small were transported gratuitously. Also from Altona to Haarlem we had nothing to pay. Fifteen days we lay at Haarlem, where both large and small were royally entertained by the Messrs von Byuschanses with meats, fish, all kinds of garnishes, beer, coffee, tea, and the children were presented with all kinds of “ Pfefferkuchen ” (gingercake), and similar sweets, more than once a day. We protested that none of us were in need of anything, and each one could take care of himself, but our objections amounted to nothing. They wished to have it so. However, they made one request of us, that since they paid our entire passage, those of us who could afford to pay our own passage should, so far as God helped them through, help their poorer brethren in America with what they would save on the voyage. In addition to this 224 Rix-dollars was contributed by them for the establishment of a charity fund (Armen-Kasse) in America. Because of such unexpected and generous help from God we felt quite ashamed and unworthy, and may the compassionate God out of grace eternally requite these great benefactors. Now as to what happened on our journey from Altona to Holland, regarding seasickness, let it be known that nearly all of us were sick for a few days; still some fared better than others. Mrs. Gregorius Meschter was presented with a little son, the second day from Holland. She was lodged in special quarters and she was cared for as well as could be under the circumstances. We had news that the two families from Gorlitz shipped at Altona on June 8. After we lay at Haarlem for 15 days, on the evening of June 19, we left there for Rotterdam, and on the afternoon, at 4 P. M., on the 20th, arrived in the Meuse River. On the 21st we went in the English sea-going vessel called “Andrew,” commanded by Captain Stittmann (Stedman), although an entire week elapsed before we got away. During this time God presented David Schubert with a young son, and we also obtained beverages, foodstuffs and other refreshments. On the 28th, toward evening, we departed in the midst of much cannonading, but after going a half mile we anchored again. On the 29th the ship came upon a sandbank, whereupon all passengers were ordered to run from one side of the boat to the other, in order to free the boat, causing a lot of trouble; but the boat was freed in this manner, and we sailed till noon, when we were obliged to wait for the tide; and toward evening we sailed a little farther and then dropped the anchor. On the 30th of June and on July 1, we were obliged to anchor again near Dort (Dordrecht) on account of contrary winds, till on the 2nd of July we sailed past Dordrecht in the afternoon with a tack wind, and toward evening all the men went on shore in order to draw the ship through a narrow canal up to the custom house, where we remained till toward evening of the 8th, and then on the water where formerly 72 cities were flooded, and remained there altogether 5 days, because the captain had remained behind. On July 8th Melchior Schultz came on board and besides a small shipload of wares was loaded on our boat. On the afternoon of the 9th we sailed away and toward evening cast anchor. On the 10th we sailed a short distance and again cast anchor, but toward noon the anchor was raised and we “tacked” till evening. When we came to (“Sagelooct Schlevis”) Scheveningen where the captain met us again. On the 11th Schultz returned to Haarlem and we sailed with a good wind out to sea. In the afternoon we had very strong contrary winds, the boat rocked very badly and nearly all became seasick. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 47 Early on the morning of the 12th, Christopher Kriebel’s youngest child died, which after a few hours was placed in a bag with a little sand, and was buried at sea. On the 13th of July we had still stronger contrary winds. On the morning of the 14th, we cast anchor in the channel between Dover in England and Calais in France, and found the water 22 fathoms deep; at noon the anchor was raised and towards evening we had favorable wind which lasted till noon on the 15th, after which we had side winds from the northwest and had to tack for the most part. The following evening and on the 16th we had favorable winds and then we struck a calm. On this day 6 women from the Palatinate and two men fought with one another; the reason was a poor one and the woman who started it was deservedly punished. On the 17th we arrived safely in the harbor of Keymouth (Plymouth) where we lay still for 12 days, and could not buy much here as everything was dear. Here we could get fresh water on land, but we could not get any beer. On the 23rd, a young fellow from the Palatinate died. He was a ropemaker by trade and was going to Pa. on his “Wander Jahre” (wandering year). He was buried on the shore in a very poor coffin. In Plymouth a wealthy woman presented the entire company on board with 125 shillings and when it was portioned, each person received four and a half English stivers. On the 29th we set sail, but on account of bad winds we had to lie still, but on the 30th, praise be to God, we had favorable winds and we sailed out on the ocean and had favorable winds till the 4th of August. During this time the ship sailed 7 English miles per hour. On the 3rd, David Hxibner’s youngest child died, aged 1 year, 20 weeks, and was buried at sea according to the ship’s custom, formerly mentioned, somewhere off the coast of Spain. The hymn “Ach wie elend ist unsre Zeit,” (Oh, how bitter is our journey!) was sung. On the 4th of August the wind was poor but the sky was clear, but toward evening the wind became so strong that it almost turned into a storm and this lasted until the 5th and 6th. Although it was not exactly stormy, still the waves ofttimes washed over the ship. In the afternoon it happened that many of the Palatinates were sitting on the bow of the ship, since they had their lodgings in the fore part of the ship, when the wind hurled a big wave over the ship, which swamped the bow and rushed in the forepart of the ship, so that it was flooded with water, and the people sitting there were drenched, whereupon a great cry arose, but not a single person was drowned. During the night a Palatinate woman gave birth to a child, and during the night such a strong wind arose that the ship sailed 9 English miles in an hour, whereas the day before she made only 7 to 8 miles. On the 9th towards noon it became quite calm, and on this day the child of Gregorius Schultz died ; it was born on the first day of our journey, thus being 16 weeks old. Again a mother and daughter of the Palatines quarreled. The calm continued during the 10th, so that washing could have been done during this fine weather, however the sailors had many duties to perform on board ship to keep it in order. At noon while rations were being served they hauled up the sails, but the wind was still too weak, but toward evening a stronger northwest wind arose. A very large fish was also seen on the 10th, which spouted the water high in the air as if it came out of pipes. During this same night Abraham Jackel’s youngest child died, aged one and three-fourths years, and was buried at sea on the 11th. The illness of the children consisted of great heat and unnatural thirst and eruptions, and after death it was found that the inside of the mouth was all black and scorched. (Scarlet fever?) We had a southerly wind on this day, but not too strong; however it happened that it broke off the middle and highest mast. The wind continued on the 12th till noon, with the sky clear, then it became stronger, the sky became overcast and the night quite boisterous when many waves were thrown over the ship again. This continued until noon on the 13th, when a soft north wind arose which drove the boat a little, but we could not make much progress against the stormy waves. On the 14th, Melchior Meschter’s child died, aged 1 year, 8 weeks. Toward 6 o’clock we met a French ship coming from the Spanish colonies in the West Indies, and this day we had an east wind with some rain till bedtime when the wind changed to southerly, then became windstill. It rained hard, when it was noticed that the wind had ceased but the waves con¬ tinued to rage. This is the most distressing time on board ship because on account of being hurled from one side of the ship to the other, one could neither sit nor lie down. This caused a great deal of dis¬ comfort to the sick. On this day the mast was again rigged up and toward evening we again saw a ship go by. Early on the morning of the 15th, at daybreak, it became hazy and foggy, and thundered toward the northwest, and by noon was quite calm, when an east wind arose. This morning we again saw a couple of ships and it rained almost the entire day and the following night. On the 16th we had favor- 48 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families able winds, but on the 17th it was again contrary accompanied by thunderstorms, but for the most part the storm passed by the side of us. In the distance the waves appeared like huge mountains, and we again saw a ship today. On the 18th David Schubert’s child died. It was born aboard the ship, being 7 weeks old. Again on the 19th we had contrary wind, growing stronger on the 20th, so that many waves were thrown over the ship, but toward evening the wind changed very suddenly, and came somewhat milder from the northwest, so that the ship facing the opposing waves rose and fell 10 ells. This wind continued through the night; but on the 21st we had a calm; the rudder was then tied fast so that the ship could drift or remain still; but during the night we had somewhat more favorable wind, but another calm on the 22nd. At about 9 o’clock on this day, Maria Schubert died very suddenly while she was giving the children soup. Four days prior to this she had injured herself while ascending some part of the ship. In the afternoon she was lowered into the deep on a plank. On account of the extreme heat on this day the captain gave us two tankards of water in addition to the allotted amount, at 5 different times. Each day we were allowed one tankard of beer and one tankard of water, until we had been on the ocean 14 days, then the beer gave out, and we received 2 tankards of water, but it was very foul and unpalatable, but since we had no other we had to drink it. In some tanks it was worse than others, but in the coffee it could be changed somewhat, but it could be tasted in the foods. On Sundays the captain gave some of his victuals to the most infirm, and also contributed of his medicines. Toward evening we saw a ship coming toward us in the distance, and we met in the evening twilight, when the captains held a long conversation in English by means of speaking trumpets. It was an English ship coming from the Barbadoes in America, bound for Bristol, England, having been 20 days on the sea. On the 23rd and 24th we had contrary wind, and in the morning it hurled a wave on the ship that knocked the people down and wet the sails on the masts, 9 ells high. It also hurled much water into several of the sleeping quarters, because the gangways had not been closed. In the afternoon the wind died down a little, but we had rain during the night and also on the 26th, so that much rain water was caught for drinking and cooking. This water was very refreshing compared to the foul-smelling ship’s water. In the afternoon the wind was again still, but on the 27th and 28th we again had contrary wind. During the night George Hoffman’s youngest son, named George, died of malarial fever. He was 20 years of age, and was buried in the afternoon as the others were buried. During the evening we had a mild east wind which continued during the 29th and 30th. Early in the morning of the latter date we saw a ship to one side, and toward evening another came toward us, from New England in America bound for Lisbon, Portugal, having been on the ocean 8 days, and during the last day of this month we had very favorable wind which turned to the southeast in the evening. On September 1st the contrary wind lasted till afternoon, and on the 2nd we had northwest wind, and in the morning we saw a very large bird which hovered for a time over the boat. We sailed eight English miles per hour this day. The northwest wind continued on the 3rd, changing to the north on the fourth, but became calm during the night, continuing during the 5th, accompanied by terrific heat, because according to the captain’s statement the former wind drove us as far south as the 35th parallel, so that the heat could hardly be endured. The captain therefore ordered that some water be given to the people toward evening. On the 6th we had southwest wind, which arose during the previous evening. Two ships came toward us, but not too near. During the day the wind increased, so that it became pretty strong, because when such a strong tack wind blows the ship veers so much to one side that one can hardly walk or stand up, and if one cannot hold fast to something he will fall down, and must get along as best he can if he has something to do. On the morning of the 8th the wind became somewhat stronger, the sea being very wild, growing stronger in the afternoon, continuing till the evening of the 9th, when a cheerful splashing rain fell, following which the wind became very variable, sometimes quiet, then again stormy, accompanied by heavy thunder, which continued until the 10th when we encountered a real storm from the east, which was so severe that all the sails had to be furled and the rudder tied up, so that the vessel was given over to the fierce, wild sea, and it is scarcely possible to describe the distress. Every place in the vessel where there was a hole or a window was nailed up; and everybody was confined without any air and in the midst of great heat. In addition to this the boat rocked terribly and water poured in every¬ where. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 49 God be praised that this storm did not last more than 8 hours for without air we could not have endured it any longer. In the afternoon the ship was opened again, but during the night we had a strong wind, and likewise on the eleventh, when we sailed from six to eight English miles. On the twelfth we had still more favorable wind, which grew weaker during the evening. On this same day the sailors dropped the sounding lead and struck at forty-five fathoms. On the same day an English vessel from Gibraltar came up to us. It was only loaded with sand, and was sailing to Maryland to load tobacco. On the 13th of September the wind became very weak and four large fish sailed about the vessel. The sailors tried to catch one, but since it was so heavy the cord broke and the fish fell back into the water. On the 14th we had contrary wind turning to northwest during the night. On the forenoon of the 15th almost windstill, and in the afternoon north-wind. We saw two ships again on this day. The lead was dropped but no bottom was found. On the morning of the 16th we saw a small vessel pass by. We had favorable wind and we again sounded in the afternoon and reached bottom at 55 fathoms. In the afternoon a large bird seated itself on the uppermost mast, which a Frenchman shot and it fell into the water. We also saw many flying fish, and toward evening the lead was again dropped but no bottom was found, but during the night bottom was struck at 50 fathoms, and early on the 17th, 20 fathoms, and at noon 18 fathoms. There was also a sailor on the mast who cried “Land! Land!” This was seen also by others who were on the masts. We had favorable wind but the night was windstill and rainy. The 18th, contrary wind, and we had to tack back and forth toward the land all the time. Toward evening the wind became so strong that if we still had been on the high sea we would have had to endure a storm, but during the night the anchor was cast toward the east in the Delaware. The follow¬ ing day and also on the 19th the wind still continued so strong and so bitter cold, that one had doubts as to whether we had come to a warmer country. Toward 7 o’clock a boatman came rowing who remained with us on board ship; at the same time a vessel came sailing down the Delaware from Philadelphia, bound for England. With this vessel our captain sent a letter to his wife in Rotterdam announcing our safe arrival in the Delaware. At nine o’clock the anchor was raised but the ship could make no progress against the contrary winds, so that the anchor was again dropped at noon. In the afternoon two more vessels came from Philadelphia, bound for England, and toward evening the wind died down somewhat, and early on the 20th it changed so that the anchor was raised, but it became windstill, and at about 3 o’clock a gentle south wind started to blow and the anchor was again raised. About eight o’clock in the evening the old widow Reinwald, from Armenruh, died. She had been ailing for a long time, and was lowered into the water at 10 o’clock. On the 21st of September it was again calm, and the anchor was dropped near New Castle, and we obtained our first fresh water out of the river today. The captain rowed over and brought back a bag of apples and shared them with the passengers. Many apples were also brought for sale, in addition to rolls. At noon the anchor was again raised but the wind was still too weak, and we drifted along with the current. In the afternoon the captain went ahead. On the 22nd, thank God, we came safely into the harbor of Philadelphia; the anchor was cast and the cannons were fired, whereupon many people soon came on board ship, together with George Schultz, and Messrs. Ivlemm. George Schultz distributed many apples amongst the passengers and provided us with fresh beer. On the 23rd of September, all males past 16 years of age, had to go to the .Courthouse and take the Oath of Allegiance to the ruler of the country, namely the King of Great Britain, and his successors to the throne of England. We Silesians who could not take the oath on account of our conscience, were quite readily excused, and were permitted to pledge our allegiance with a clasp of the hand. We had a very good captain, who kept strictly to his contract, and very able sailors, who had very much patience with us. Our board on the vessel was: Sundays, beef; Mondays, rice and syrup; Tuesdays, pork and peas. As a rule we had good meat, but it was salted too much. Wednesdays, meal; Thursday, beef and barley. We preferred the meal to meat. On the other days we had dried codfish, syrup, coffee and peas. Altogether, there were 300 persons on the vessel, hence it can be readily seen how embarrassing it was, since the sailors had work to do in all parts of the vessel. However, God be praised that he stood by us so faithfully in all our dangers. Thus we completed our long and dangerous journey in the name of the Lord, on September 22, 1734, after haying spent almost a half year on the journey. 50 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families On October 5th arrived the two families that had remained behind, after having spent ten weeks on the open sea. Of course many more things happened on our journey, but we do not wish to burden the reader with details, hence have omitted them. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 51 MELCHIOR SCHULTZ LIST OF BIRTHS In 1771, Melchior Schultz compiled a list of Schwenkfelders who were still living that were born in Germany. This list is found in Schwenkfelder Historical Library [E. 2 , 12, 27.]. Gregorius Scholtz 1691 Sein Vetter Georg Scholtz Feb., 1710 Georg Scholtz Dec. 6, 1711 Gebrtider Melchior Scholtz Jun. 26, 1714 Christoph Scholtz Mar. 26, 1718 Johannes Jakkel Feb., 1708 Christoph Jakkel Octob., 1715 Andreas Warmer 1706 Christoph Krauss 1720 Christoph Wigner 1712 Abraham Wigner 1719 Georg Wigner 1721 Georg Kribel 1715 Christoph Kribel 1724 Casper Seibt Nov. 1, 1725 Hans Chr. Hiibner Dec. 22, 1722 David Schubert, ohngefehr 1693 Christoph Yakel von Armenruh 1718 David Meschter 1707 Christoph Hoffman 1727 Sein Vater Balthasar Hoffman 1687 Georg Kribel 1732 Casper Kribel, gest. 1701 George Drescher 1688 Melchior Meschter 1695 Gebriider [ Gregoriii Meschter Nov., 1705 Melchior Kribel Feb. 2, 1709 Balthaser Krauss Mertz, 1706 Sein Bruder Oct., 1714 David Schultz, mein Vetter 1717 David Hiibner, ohngefehr 1696 Georg Anders 1711 Georg Jakkel 1709 Melcher Wagner Dec. 13, 1728 Christoph Wagner Dec., 1727 David Wagner 1734 Abraham Beer Feb., 1722 Andreas Beer Juny, 1732 Georg Hiibner, ohngefehr 1697 dessen Vetters Hans Hibners Sohne Hans 1720 Melchior, ohngefehr 1723 “Diese letzten 2 halten sich von uns ab und schamen sich des Nahmens. (These last two hold themselves aloof from us, and are ashamed of the name.) 52 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families MARRIAGE RECORDS 1706—1805 The following list of marriages was compiled from original records in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library. [E. 2. 8.] Married by Rev. Christopher Schultz: Christoph Meschter Hereford Christina Jaklin May 6, 1766 George Jakel Upper Milford Rosina Schubertin May 5, 1768 Balthaser Schultz Upper Hanover Anna Jakelin Nov. 24, 1768 Balthaser Krause Upper Milford Susanna Jakelin Juny 15, 1769 George Dresher Towamenein Maria Jakelin Octob. 23, 1770 Christoph Schultz, Jun. U. Hanover Maria Jakelin Apr. 25, 1771 Abraham Schultz U. Hanover Regina Jakelin Octob. 24, 1771 George Kriebel Salford Esther Wiegnerin Octob. 15, 1772 Melchior Kriebel Gwineth Rosina Hiibnerin Octob. 28, 1772 Christopher Meschter Towamenein Rosina Kriebelin Octob. 21, 1773 Melchior Meschter Hereford Anna Maria Zollerin Nov. 24, 1774 Melchior Schubert Chestnut Hill Maria Krausin May 30, 1775 Caspar Jakkel Hereford Anna Jakkelin Aug. 10, 1775 Matthews Gerhard U. Hanover Maria Krausin Nov. 14, 1776 Gregorius Schultz U. Hanover Rosina Jakkelin May 1, 1777 Abraham Kriebel Salford Rosina Hartranfftin Feb. 12, 1778 Matthews Gerhard U. Milford Anna Jakkelin Feb. 11, 1779 Jeremias Kribel Salford Anna Rosina Jakkelin Nov. 11, 1779 Melchior Schultz U. Hanover Salome Wagnerin Nov. 29, 1781 Christoph Jakkel Chestnut Hill Susanna Kriebelin Juny 6, 1782 George Schneider Gwyneth Susanna Wiegnerin Apr. 25, 1784 Abraham Kriebel U. Milford Salome Jackelin Apr. 29, 1784 Christoph Neumann U. Hanover Rosina Wiegnerin May 11, 1786 David Jackel U. Hanover Anna Kriebelin Nov. 29, 1787 Isaac Jackel Hereford Susanna Andersin Apr. 24, 1788 Jacob Kriebel U. Milford Lydia Jackelin May 29, 1788 Married by Rev. Christoph Kriebel: Melchior Jakel U. Milford Regina Schultzin Nov. 15, 1770 Andreas Kribel Salford Susanna Jakelin May 31, 1771 George Heebner Worcester Anna Schubertin Nov. 21, 1771 David Schultz U. Hanover Catharine Harteranfftin Oct. 6, 1772 Abraham Jakkel Chestnut Hill Sarah Wagnerin Oct. 8, 1776 Andreas Schultz Hereford Charlotte Jakkelin Nov. 21, 1776 Jacob Jakkel U. Hanover Susanna Schultzin May 7, 1778 Melchior Kribel Gwineth Barbara Schubertin Nov. 25, 1779 Abraham Anders Towamenein Esther Jackelin May 27, 1784 Abraham Dresher Towamenein Susanna Seibtin May 22, 1787 Married by Rev. 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Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 53 Christian Schneider Gwyneth Susanna Reinwaldin Nov. 4, 1788 Abraham Hiibner Worcester Christina Wagnerin May 11, 1790 Edmund Flinn L. Salford Maria Wiegnerin Oct. 7, 1790 George Anders Towamencin Catharina Jackelin May 2, 1793 Andreas Kriebel Towamencin Maria Hlibnerin Oct. 31, 1793 Abraham Wiegner Worcester Susanna Schneiderin May 1, 1794 Abraham Jacket Towamencin Sarah Heidrichen May 8, 1794 Christoph Kriebel Worcester Rosina Seibtin Oct. 30, 1794 Johannes Wiegner Worcester Rosina Kriebelin Sept. 10, 1795 Jacob Gerhardt U. Hanover Helena Krausin Nov. 21, 1795 Benjamin Anders Worcester Salome Jackelin June 21, 1796 Abraham Seibt Towamencin Anna Andersin Nov. 21, 1799 Christoph Dresher Upper Dublin Anna Andersin Nov. 28, 1799 Johannes Anders Towamencin Regina Meschterin Oct. 23, 1800 Adam Schultz Upper Hanover Regina Kriebelin May 21, 1801 Abraham Kriebel Lower Salford Christina Kriebelin June 4, 1801 Samuel Drescher Upper Dublin Anna Kriebelin Oct. 22, 1801 Samuel Kriebel Lower Salford Christina Schultzin June 3, 1802 Abraham Anders Worcester Susanna Dresherin Nov. 25, 1802 Married by Rev. George Kriebel: Balthaser Hiibner Worcester Susanna Schultzin May 20, 1794 Jeremias Krauss Upper Hanover Regina Krausin June 17, 1794 Johannes Schultz Upper Hanover Regina Hlibnerin May 24, 1796 Andreas Krauss Upper Milford Susanna Schultzin Nov. 30, 1797 Andreas Jacket Upper Milford Maria Jackelin May 1, 1798 Jacob Schultz Upper Hanover Magdalena Gerhard tin April 11, 1799 George Heidrich Lower Salford Susanna Jakelin Nov. 14, 1799 Jacob Schneider Gwyneth Eva Schultzin Nov. 19, 1799 George Schultz Upper Hanover Barbara Jakelin May 29, 1800 Isaac Jakel Springfield ' Regina Schultzin Nov. 4, 1800 Matthews Gerhardt Upper Hanover Esther Jakelin May 24, 1803 Matthews Schultz Upper Hanover Christina Jakelin May 26, 1803 David Jakel Upper Milford Susanna Schultzin Oct. 27, 1803 Christoph Schultz Hereford Susanna Jakelin May 29, 1804 Isaac Schultz Upper Hanover Susanna Schultzin May 31, 1804 Samuel Schultz Upper Hanover Rosina Jakelin May 9, 1805 George Krauss Upper Milford Maria Schultzin May 21, 1805 Married by Rev. Melchior Kriebel: George Heiderich Lower Salford Susanna Kriebelin May 15, 1804 Isaac Kriebel Lower Salford Regina Schultzin Nov. 1, 1804 54 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families dates of naturalization of the SCHWENKFELDERS {From Pa. Archives, 2nd. Ser., Vol. II. p 356) June 21, 1743 . Beyer, Abraham Dresher, Christopher Dresher, George Heebner, Hans Heebner, John Heydrick, Abraham Heydrick, Balthasar Heydrick, George Kriebel, Caspar Kriebel, George Meschter, David Neuman, Christopher Reinwald, Christopher Schultz, Christopher Schultz, George Schultz, George, Jun. Sept. 24, 1745 . Hartranft, Abraham Heebner, Christopher Heebner, David Hoffman, George Kriebel, Christopher Meschter, Melchior Reinwald, George Seipt, Christopher Shubert, David Weigner, Abraham Weigner, George May 30, 1748 . Krause, Christopher (p. 376) June 1, 1749 . . . .Hartranft, Melchior June 1, 1750 (1749). . .Heebner, John Christo¬ pher (p. 378) Hoffman, Christopher Kriebel, Melchior Seipt, Caspar June 21, 1743 . Schultz, Melchior Seipt, David Weigner, Christopher Wiegner, Hans Wiegner, Melchior Yeakle, Abraham Yeakle, Abraham Yeakle, Balthazar Yeakle, Christopher Yeakle, Christopher Yeakle, John April 4, 1743 . Schultz, George (put down as taking the Sacraments.) (Page 369) before the Supreme Court. Wagner, Christopher July 1, 1751 . Heebner, Melchior July 7, 1753 (1751, Sept. 25) . Yeakle, Jeremiah Sept. 24, 1753 . Wagner, Melchior (p.390) Apr. 10, 1755 . Anders (Andrews), George Heebner, Christopher Kriebel, George Neuman, David Reinwald, Christopher (p. 394) Headrick, George Apr. 10, 1759 . Meschter, Gregorius Yeakle, Baltzar Apr. 10, 1758 (1760). .Schultz, George (p. 400) (1761) . . Schultz, Gregorius (p.420) Apr. 10 or 11, 1761. . Warmer, Andrew The following is another list of the Naturalization of the Sch wenkf elders. Duplicate copies of lists of naturalized aliens were sent to England to the Secretary of the Lords of Trade by the Secretary of the Provincial Council. This list was copied from the Publication of the Huguenot Society of London, Vol. XXIV, 1921. Edited by M. S. Guiseppi, F. S. A. “Naturalization of foreign Protestants in the American Colonies pursuant to Statue 13, Geo. II c 7.” Apr. 11, 12, 13, 1743 Supreme Court at Phila. Persons Naturalized: George Dresher Phila, Co. Quakers Abraham Yakell Phila. Co. Christopher Dresher i i Christopher Yakell < < George Kribell i i John Yakell Bucks Co. George Heidrick < < Balthazar Yakell < < Abraham Hedrick (Heidrick) i < David Messhter Phila. Hans Hubner << George Schultz < < Caspar Kribell i < Balthazar Kaus U Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 55 David Seibt Phila. Co. George Scholtz, Junr Phila. Christopher Weigner << Melchior Scholtz < i Christopher Yeakell U Christopher Scholtz i < Abraham Yakell i i Melchior Weigner (Wiegner) U Balthazar Heidrick < i Abraham Beyer, Junr. < < John Hubener, Junr. i i Hans Weigner < < (A true copy from the Records of the Supream Court of Pa. Certified by John Ross, Proton. Let this be delivered to the Secretary of the Province of Pennsylvania that an entry thereof may by him be made pursuant to the Tenor of the Act of Parliament in such case lately made and provided — -John Kinsey.) Quakers Said Supreme Court, 24 Sept. 1745 Abraham Hartrampff Phila. Christopher Kribel Phila. George Wigner i i George Reinwalt u Abraham Wigner U Christopher Seibr (sic) i < Melchior Mayster < < Christopher Hibner a David Hibner < < David Shubert (sic) u Supreme Court, 25 & 26 Sept, and Oct. 4, 1749 Quakers John Christopher Heebner Phila. Christopher Wagner Phila. Melchior Creeble “ Casper Seibt “ Christopher Hoffman (Hoffmann) Melchior Heavenor Sept. 25, 1750 Frederick Twp., Phila. Co. 1753, Sept. 24, Supreme Court, Phila. Melker Waggoner David Newman Christopher Hebener George Andrews, George Kreebel Worcester, Phila. April 10, 1755 North Wales, Phila. Co. Frederick, Phila. Co. Towamensing, Phila. Co. Towamensing, Phila. Co. Christr. Newman Sept. 24, 1755 New Hanover, Phila. Supreme Court at Phila. 25 Sept., 1758 George Shultz Supreme Court at Phila., 10 Apr., 1759 Affirmers’ Names Gregorius Maister Baltzer Yeagle 10 Apr., 1760 Jurors’ Names John Shultz (The reader will note the variations from the list taken from the Pennsylvania Archives.) [Data supplied by Dr. J. E. B. Buckenham .] 56 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families ENROLLMENT OF SCHWENKFELDERS DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR At the time of the struggle for American Independence the population of the colonies was compara¬ tively small. In order to secure enough soldiers for the patriotic cause it was necessary to enroll all able-bodied men of the remote districts. The following are lists of Schwenkfelders who were enrolled in Capt. Daniel Springer’s Company of Militia which was part of the Fifth Battalion. It is not known just how many of them saw actual service in the army, but probably a very small proportion of them served, as their religious views led them to be opposed to bearing arms or engaging in military careers. Capt. Daniel Springer’s Co. of Militia Abraham Anders Abraham Dresher Abraham Kriebel Christopher Meschter Baltis Rhinewalt Christopher Rhinewalt Melchior Rhinewalt David Se'pt John Yeakle Baltis Yeakle The second list is “Non-Associators.” In this list are included the older men and probably those who for various causes could secure exemption from military duty. We notice that some names are on both lists; perhaps they were the ones who secured exemption. “Non-Associators” George Anders Abraham Dresher Abraham Kriebel George Meschter Baltis Rhinewalt Baltis Yeakle John Yeakle [Hist, of Towamencin Twp. — Matthews — p 12.] In view of authorities examined and of other material at hand, it seems safe to draw these inferences: No one connected with the religious movement of the Schwenkfelders took up arms during the Revolution. No one refused to pay the fines imposed for the non-performance of military service. Less hardship befell them than some other non-combatants. No Schwenkfelders were suspected of treason or toryism, nor were they treated as suspects. Melchior Wagner and Christopher Schultz attended the Provincial Convention for the Province of Pennsylvania in January, 1775, at which time a series of strong resolutions was adopted; one of them contained the words: “Resolved unanimously that it is the most earnest wish and desire of this convention to see harmony restored between Great Britain and the Colonies * * * * but if the British Administration should attempt to force a submission to the late arbitrary acts of British Parliament in such a situation we hold it our indispensable duty to resist such force and at every hazard to defend the rights and liberties of America.” Messrs. Schultz and Wagner undoubtedly represented the mind of the Schwenk¬ felders on the issues at stake in voting for this and other resolutions. Christopher Schultz penned a letter to friends in Germany, June 27, 1779, in which he used these words: “To the glory of God we must say that his protecting hand has been over us in such a fatherly way that notwithstanding frequent fearful prospects, urgent want, severe threats, and even extortions by those in authority, it is customary for our people to say as they meet in conversation, no one has any reason for complaint, he ought rather to thank God who has always had ways and means of escape Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 57 for us even if at times punishment befell us. The war party has thus far not succeeded in forcing any of our people to enter the military lines although all males between 18 and 53 were enrolled in the militia classes, but exorbitant sums must be paid to escape such service.” (Translation.) The same thoughts were repeated in a letter written in 1783, signed by quite a number of leading church members. In 1871 it was by resolution in Conference agreed that members of the Church were not permitted to take part in military bands (brass bands) or to go with or to follow the same. 58 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families SOME SCHWENKFELDER PRIVATE CEMETERIES DRESHERTOWN CEMETERY This cemetery is situated about a quarter of a mile to the northeast of the village of Dresher, Pa. (formerly Dreshertown), fronting on the Upper Dublin turnpike. Christopher Dresher owned land here prior to 1800, and the village was named after him. Nineteen graves are distinguishable, the stone having the earliest interment bearing the initials L. D. 1801. One of the graves is that of George Dresher who died single, Jan. 6, 1851, aged 35 years. In his will he bequeathed one acre of land surrounding this graveyard to the Schwenkf elders for burial purposes. The Schwenkfelder Church has title to this cemetery and rebuilt the wall around it in 1912. [Schwenkf eldian, Vol. Ill, pp 101-139 .] HANS HEEBNER CEMETERY This cemetery, located a short distance east of the village of Cedars, Pa., on what was formerly the William G. Freed farm, now (1920) owned by Hiram K. Kriebel, is owned by the Schwenkfelder Church. Nineteen graves have been counted in this cemetery, mostly marked by common field stones; only one marble stone is visible and it contains the following inscription: “In memory of John C. Heebner who departed this life Jan. 30, 1804 aged 82 years.” THE CHRISTOPHER WAGNER BURYING GROUND The Christopher Wagner Burying Ground is located on the farm owned in 1920 by John K. Heeb¬ ner, Worcester, Pa., a great-great grandson of Christopher Wagner. While it is known that several people are buried there with unmarked graves, two headstones contain the following epitaphs: “CHRISTOPHER WAGNER died 28th No’r 1810 aged 82 years” “SUSANNA WAGNER died July 2, 1817 aged 82 yr. 8 mo.” It is said that Susanna Wagner in walking over the porch floor to watch an approaching storm struck her foot against a projecting nail in the floor and fractured the bone in her leg, and died soon afterward as a result. It is said that Melchior Heydrick who was a teamster in the American Revolution lies buried there as are also the twin children of Abraham Heebner, Sr. [Schwenkf eldian Vol. I, p 22.} YEAKLE BURYING GROUND The Yeakle Burying Ground is located about a quarter of a mile from the Phila. line immediately on the north side of Chestnut Hill. It was purchased in 1802 by Christopher Yeakle and his two sons, Abraham and Christopher, and his son-in-law, Abraham Heydrick, for $100. It contains about one- eighth of an acre and is enclosed by a stone wall. It originally belonged to the Mack family of German¬ town and was used as a place of interment some time before 1753. Here are buried members of the Mack, Yeakle, Heydrick, Schultz, Dowers, Ouberholzer, Kriebel, and Shuman families of the surround¬ ing section. Tradition states that several soldiers who had died from wounds received at Germantown and from the attack made on the Americans under Gen. Irvine, near by, were also consigned to burial here. [Bean — Hist, of Montg. Co., p 1073.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 59 The deed of conveyance contains the following clause in reference to the right of way into the said burying ground: “Together with the uninterrupted use and privilege of a road or passage of 12 feet wide to extend from the North Wales Great Road about 75 perches to the before described lot or piece of land upon and over the Northwest side of the residue of the said 25 acres of land, and along the South east side of the aforesaid line of the late Frederick Knapp’s land, with free ingress, egress and regress, of along and upon the said 12 feet wide road or passage, with horses, wagons, carts, carriages, or otherwise, provided the said Christopher Yeakle, Sr., Abraham Yeakle, Christopher Yeakle, Jr., and Abraham Heydrick, their heirs and assigns make no other claim on the aforesaid 12 feet wide road or passage, other than the right of passing and repassing on and over the same in manner aforesaid.” The North Wales Great Road, as referred to in said Deed, is what is now known as the Bethlehem Pike, as Stenton Avenue did not exist at the time. The original tract has been enlarged by several additional purchases, so that the part enclosed by the stone wall is only a small part of the entire tract which the deeds describe. On Jan. 18, 1838, William Kerper of Germantown Twp., carpenter, and Sarah, his Wife, sold to Isaac Yeakle, of Springfield Twp., Yeoman, Abraham Heydrick, of Springfield Twp., Yeoman, Samuel Yeakle of Whitemarsh Twp., Yeoman, a piece of land in Springfield Twp. for the use of a burying ground for $33.75 U. S. money. It is part of the same premises which Daniel Snyder and Peter Fisher, Executors of Michael Fisher, deceased, on May 17, 1832, sold to William Kerper. The right of the twelve foot road is again repeated — - 75 perches to the North Wales Great Road — now Bethlehem Pike, over the North West side of the resi¬ dence of the William Kerper’s other land, and along the southeast side of the aforesaid line of the said John Kerper’s land with the egress, ingress, and regress, etc. On Jan. 26, 1838, Isaac Yeakle, Abraham Heydrick, and Samuel Yeakle granted to John Krieble, of Germantown Twp. and to Henry Schultz of Whitemarsh Twp. an “equal right, title, and interest’’ to these 54 square perches — -consideration $15.00. [Norristown D.B. 56:311 .] On Mar. 29, 1847, Daniel Streeper, of Germantown Twp., Yeoman, and wife, Sarah, sold to Isaac Yeakle of Springfield Twp., Abraham Heydrick of Springfield Twp., Samuel Yeakle of Whitemarsh Twp., Jacob Yeakle of Springfield Twp., John Kriebel of Germantown Twp., John Schultz of German¬ town Twp., and Anna Schultz of Whitemarsh Twp., widow of Henry Schultz, 25^ perches of land for the consideration of $35.00 U. S. money. This being part of the same which Rachael, John, and William Nunamaker, Executors of William Nunamaker, deceased, by deed dated Apr. 1, 1834, conveyed to Daniel Streeper, and subject to the making and keeping of a line fence at grantee’s expense, between this, and land of Daniel Streeper. Lot 1 purchased May 27, 1802 contains 17 sq. p. cost $100.00 Lot 2 purchased Jan. 18, 1838 contains 54 sq. p. cost 33.75 Lot 3 purchased Mar. 29, 1847 contains 253^ sq. p. cost 35.00 Total 963^ sq. p. cost $168.75 Prior to the purchasing of this burial ground by the Schwenkfelders of the Lower District, this plot was used by the Mack family as a family burial ground. William A. Yeakle, deceased, is authority for the statement that a number of soldiers are buried there that were shot and killed in the Battle of Germantown, during the Revolutionary War. [Norristown D.B. 69:348.] HANS HEINRICH YEAKEL BURIAL GROUND The Hans Heinrich Yeakel private burying ground, fourteen feet square, lies about 1600 feet west of the Hosensack Schwenkfelder Cemetery on the dividing line between two adjoining farms, once the property of the immigrant, the said Hans Heinrich Yeakel. He acquired title to 500 acres, including the burying ground, December 23, 1761, and conveyed the same in parcels of equal area to his four sons, May 16, 1769. Title to this plot was conveyed by the owners of the farms at the time, Samuel F. Miller and Peter F. Baer, April 9, 1908, to the Trustees of the Schwenkfelder Church, granting “free ingress and egress from the public road over their property to said graveyard with teams material and work¬ men.” On this ground, enclosed by a substantial wall, are five graves with three tombstones, contain¬ ing the following inscriptions: “David Schubert 1778” “Johannes Yeakel 1784” “Andreas Warmer 1786” 60 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families THE HOMES AND BURIAL PLACES OF THE IMMIGRANTS Prepared by Howard Wiegner Kriebel [19-83] It is the object of this chapter to collect and arrange for convenient reference data bearing upon the acquisition and location of the homes of the immigrant Schwenkfelders. So far as known their places of burial are also noted. After the Schwenkfelders had attended to the necessary details incident to their voyage across the Atlantic and their arrival in Philadelphia, their first thought was to find temporary quarters until they could look around for permanent homes. David Seipt and his family seem to have remained in the city for a time; others rented houses in Germantown and farther north; and still others of the Schwenkfelders were hired to people of the various neighborhoods through which they passed on their way toward the Goshenhoppen valley, near the present borough of East Greenville, Pennsylvania. George Bonish relates that early in November of the year 1734 he was asked by George Schultz to assist with the masonry on the latter’s house in Goshenhoppen. Bonish went there and worked about eight weeks, having the Rev. Balthasar Hoffman as his “Handlanger” or attendant. While Bonish was staying with George Schultz, the former attended divine services on Sunday, conducted by none other than his learned attendant of the week-day. It would seem therefore that by November, 1734, quite a number of the Schwenkfelders were in Upper Hanover, Pennsylvania, where they probably lived as hired help or as renters of houses erected prior to their own arrival in that vicinity. Having found shelter and means of support for the first winter, the Schwenkfelders toiled and looked for places where they might establish themselves permanently. They had planned and labored hard — Christopher Wiegner alone travelling hundreds of miles — to secure a large tract of contiguous land, in order that they might live close together, but nowhere could they find a suitable place. The Schwenkfelders tried to purchase the Caspar Wistar tract of more than one thousand acres in Lower Salford, Pennsylvania, but found it would not do, inasmuch as the tract was already occupied in part. An offer of one thousand pistoles was also made for two thousand acres of the Perkasie Manor, lying north of the present town of Chalfont in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. This offer, Logan said, was the best he had known to be made for land in Pennsylvania. Thomas Penn proposed to sell them two thousand five hundred acres of the said manor land, but for some reason no sale was made. Christopher Wiegner relates that when he and others went to view the said land, the residents would not show the boundary lines and for a whole day conducted them over poor land. Upon inquiry Wiegner learned that this was done because the people did not wish the Schwenkfelders to settle there. They also tried to buy two thousand acres in “Falckner Schwam.” Large, unexplored, and unsettled tracts were indeed available, but the Schwenkfelders chose to make their homes in the inhabited sections, and thus, unwittingly, they avoided the extreme hardships of the frontier settlers and the barbaric cruelty of the revengeful Indian. Being prevented from establishing a distinct Schwenkfelder community, they concluded to buy homesteads wherever conditions seemed most favorable. This decision, accord¬ ing to Christopher Wiegner, was reached March 21, 1735. Furthermore, we learn from a letter written by Melchior Kriebel that by November of the same year the Schwenkfelders had established themselves in Macungie, Kraussdale, Upper Hanover, Marlborough, Frederick, Lower Salford, Towamencin, Gwynedd, Worcester, and Germantown, all of them being places in the southeastern part of Pennsyl¬ vania. As quite a number of patents for land were obtained, it may be in place to give a brief explanation of the mode in which the proprietors of that day sold their land. “There was an office, composed of a secretary, surveyor-general, auditor-general, and receiver-general, who held their offices at the seat of government. Deputy surveyors were appointed by the proprietary or commissioners of property, and afterwards by the surveyor-general. * * * * The usual practice was for the buyer to make an application; a warrant was issued by the proprietary, or by his commissioners, to the receiver-general, who was to make a survey for the warrantee on the terms described therein. The warrant was then taken to the surveyor-general, who gave a copy with an order to the deputy-surveyor of the proper county. * * * * After the deputy-surveyor had completed his measurements, he reported to the office of the surveyor-general, who issued a patent to the purchaser for his land. He was expected to pay the surveyor-general for it, before the warrant was issued, but this was never done.” A modified system “gave the land to the buyers as soon as the survey was completed before requiring payment of any part of the purchase money.” ( Boyle's Pa. Province and State.) Sales were at times effected by the practice of lease and release, early deeds containing the following or similar words: “in their Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 61 actual seizin now being by virtue of a bargain and sale to them made for one year by indenture bearing date the day next before the day of the date hereof and made between the same parties.” In some cases patents were issued to perfect title, a previous owner not having been naturalized — as for example, in the case of Balzer Yeakel [E 22]. Warrants were issued to one party, possession given on survey made, and patent issued to another party who had in the meantime acquired the property. Deeds were not recorded and ofttimes were lost or destroyed — as was the case with Hans Heinrich or John Yeakel [E 45, F 38]. In an act for confirming the estate of a certain George Roth, passed by the Legislature of Pennsylvania in 1782, it is stated that of the title deeds of the said premises there were missing a deed from Hugh Roberts to Daniel Labar; a deed from the said Daniel Labar to Philip Labar ; a patent from the late proprietaries to the said Philip Labar; a deed from the said Philip Labar to John Yeakle; a deed from Adam Hillegass to the said John Yeakle; and two deeds from the said John Yeakle to the said George Roth. Examples might also be given where deeds were not recorded until a hundred years or more had passed. The names of all the immigrants are arranged alphabetically; data being given under the names of the heads of families, with cross references inserted to facilitate the use of the material. In case the wife was also an immigrant, this fact is indicated in brackets by the word “wife” and the immigrant number — the husband’s immigrant number and the family number also being stated. Furthermore in connection with the description of each tract of land, there is a reference by plate and number to the drawing indicating the approximate location of the tract. These notes, so far as land conveyances are concerned, are neither exhaustive nor exact in detail, the object being to set forth merely those conveyances that probably mark periods in the person’s life. The reader must bear in mind that occupancy, ownership, the conveyance of title and the granting of patent are not one and the same thing. The date of a deed or patent does not determine the date of purchase or occupation. For exam¬ ple, it is known that Balzer Krauss resided on the two hundred acre Krauss tract in November, 1735, but the patent was not granted until 1749. Data is not at hand to make possible a determination of the date of occupancy of the various farms, therefore this is not attempted. Among the principal places of burial noted are the following: Ivraussdale . Schwenkfelder Cemetery, ljG miles northeast of East Greenville, Montg. Co., Pa., near boundary line between Bucks and Montg. Counties. Plate C. Methacton . Cemetery adjoining Mennonite Meeting House, Worcester Twp., near Fairview Village, Montg. Co., Pa. Plate G XII. Salford . Schwenkfelder Cemetery, connected with Schwenkfelder Meeting House, one mile northeast of Mainland, Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Plate F XXIX. Towamencin . Schwenkfelder Cemetery, connected with Schwenkfelder Meeting House, two miles south of Kulpsville, Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Plate F. This cemetery has a number of unmarked graves, probably the resting places of early residents in the vicinity, immigrants and others. Washington . Schwenkfelder Cemetery, connected with Schwenkfelder Meeting House, in Washington Twp. (formerly Hereford), Berks Co., Pa., near the village of Clayton, two and one-half miles southwest of Palm, Montg. Co., Pa. Plate C. Where nothing is said respecting place of residence or burial data these were not determined. ANDERS Anna (nee Reinwald) [E 161, F 161] was the mother of Balzer Anders [E 67], Ursula Anders [E 162], who married David Meschter [E 63], and George Anders [E 58]. Anna Anders died Sept. 16, 1734, at the age of 62, four days after landing in Phila. She was probably buried within the limits of Phila. (perhaps in Pilgrim Cem.). Her son George died unmarried at the age of 83 years, Mar. 14, 1794. Place of burial, Towamencin Schw. Cem. Anna [E 175] was the wife of Balthasar Anders [E 67]. Place of burial, Ivraussdale. Balthasar [E 67, F 161, F 161-1] — see Christopher Wiegner [E 16, F 76]. George [E 27, F 27 — wife E 100] died in Germantown and is buried there. George [E 58] — see Anna Anders [E 161]. George [E 176] — see Christopher Wiegner [E 16]; buried in Towamencin. Maria [E 100] was the wife of George Anders [E 27]; buried in Towamencin or Germantown. Ursula [E 162] became the wife of David Meschter [E 63]; buried in Washington. 62 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families BEYER Abraham [E 184, F 184, wife E 185] bought of Jacob Metz, Mar., 1737,96 acres, 150 perches in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate G VII, owned in part Dec. 1918 by Ellwood Anders] and at the same time 3 acres, 10 perches of M.Gemelin; — in Dec. 1738, of Mary Norris, 111 acres and 23 perches, [Plate G IV and V, owned in part Dec. ,1918, by John H. Schultz]; the three tracts being contiguous and lying in Worcester and Norriton Twps. In June, 1751, Abraham Beyer conveyed of these tracts, 50 acres and 116 perches [Plate G V] to his son-in-law, Abraham Yeakel [E 208, F208], who in 1763, Apr. 29, conveyed the same to his brother-in-law, Andrew Beyer [E 189, F 184, F 184-3], to whom his father bequeathed the remainder of his lands. The said Andrew himself bequeathed 161 acres to his son Abraham, and 50 acres to his son Jacob. Place of burial of Abraham and son Andrew, their wives, and Abraham Yeakel, Methacton. Abraham Jr. [E 188, F 184, F 184-1] bought 180 acres of land from James and Mark Thompson, July 10, 1772 [Plate A VII, owned in part Dec. 1918 by the Samuel F. Jarrett Estate], located in Norriton Twp., near the present village of Jeffersonville, Montg. Co., Pa. The executors of his will, two of his sons, John and Jacob, April 10, 1797, conveyed the tract to Jesse Bean. Place of burial, Methacton. Andrew [E 189] — see Abraham [E 184], buried in Methacton. Anna Maria [E 187, F 184, F 208, F 184-2] was the wife of Abraham Yeakel [E 208] and became the wife of Peter Gerhard, not a Schwenkfelder, who held 178 acres in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate G II and III, owned in part Dec., 1918, by Harvey Krauss and George Reiff], which were conveyed by his administrators to his second wife and widow (nee Elizabeth Krauss), Feb. 17, 1812. Anna Rosina [E 186, F 184, F 7-3a] became the wife of surveyor David Schultz [E 9]; buried in New Goshenhoppen. George [E 190, F 184] died young, buried in Methacton. Rosina [E 185, F 184] was the wife of Abraham Beyer [E 184]; buried in Methacton. Susanna [E 191, F 184, F 184-4] became the wife of Dirk Casselberry. DRESHER Christopher [E 65, F 64-1] — -see George Dresher [E 64]. George [E 64, F 64, wife E 171] and David Seipt [E 59] bought Aug. 6, 1735, of Jacob Hill and wife of Oley, Pa., 134 acres in Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate F XV]. David Seipt and wife conveyed their interest in said tract to said George Dresher, May 28, 1745, who with his wife, Nov. 5, 1752, conveyed it to their son, Christopher [E 65], who also acquired a tract of 129 acres [Plate F XI] in Towamencin Twp., May 26, 1762, from John Roberts and wife. Of the first tract 111 acres were conveyed May 27, 1771, by Christopher’s widow, Anna [E 81, F 19, F 64-1], and her children to Christopher Meschter, laborer. On Nov. 3, 1775, the widow gave a release on the second tract to her sons, George Dresher “miller,” of Springfield Twp., and Abraham Dresher of Towamencin Twp. Place of burial of George Dresher, Christopher Dresher, David Seipt and their wives, Towamencin. Maria [E 171] was the wife of George Dresher [E 64], buried in Towamencin. Maria [E 173, F 64, F 19-2] became the wife of Christopher Kriebel, Jr. [E 82], buried in Salford. Rosina [E 172, F 64, F 106-3] became the wife of Christopher Hoffman [E 104], buried in Salford. HARTRANFT Abraham [E 137, F 49, F 49-4, wife E 96] probably owned no real estate — places of residence and burial not known. ( Vide his family record [J5-J].) Barbara [E 134, F 49] was the wife of Tobias Hartranft [E 49]. George [E 136, F 49, F 49-2] probably owned no real estate. His sister, Maria [E 135], was married to Melchior Schultz [E 69, F 69b] who was administrator of his estate. This and the fact that he is buried.in the Washington Cem. suggest that he was probably a renter and laborer in the vicinity. Maria [E 135, F 49, F 69b] became the second wife of Melchior Schultz [E 69], buried in Washington. Melchior [E 138, F 49, F 49-3] — -see Tobias [E 49]. Rosina [E 139, F 49, F 49-1] according to the will of Melchior Schultz [E 69], Rosina was married to a man by the name of Frosch and had a daughter, Barbara Moyer. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 63 Tobias [E 49, F 49, wife E 134] on a warrant dated Dec. 12, 1742, acquired two tracts of adjoining land of 129 acres [Plate D IV owned in Dec., 1918, by Charles Meyers]. These tracts adjoined the lands of Christopher Newman [E 53], in Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. (later Marlborough). On Feb. 26, 1754, Tobias Hartranft and wife, Barbara, conveyed the property to their son, Melchior [E 138], to whom patent was granted Dec. 7, 1754, who with his wife Anna conveyed it Dec. 21, 1759, to Nicholas Wolfarth. Place of burial of Barbara Hartranft, Washington; Tobias is probably buried in St. Paul’s Lutheran Cem., Red Hill, Pa. • HEEBNER Anna [E 178, F74] — nothing is positively known of her life after the migration except the bare facts that her married name was Grob and that her cousin, George Heebner [F 17-1], remembered her in his will. Christopher [E 87, F 21, F 21-1] “yeoman of Frederick Twp.” bought in Mar., 1762, of Frederick Cressman, 122 acres in Norriton Twp. [Plate G I owned in part Dec., 1918, by J. Wayne Heebner]; in Mar., 1775, he bought of Ludwig Mowrer 77 acres, and of Henry Conrad, Nov., 1775, 17 acres adjoining his other lands. The first tract was bequeathed to his son, Abraham. Christopher [E 199, F 199, wife of E 200] “husbandman of Salford Twp.,” bought Nov. 15, 1740, of Henry Slinglof, weaver, and his wife of Cheltenham Twp., 73 acres in Salford Twp. (now Lower Salford) [Plate F VII, owned in part Dec., 1918, by Joseph Cassel, Wm. Moyer, and Isaac Ruth]; and of Joseph Lukens 50 acres in Towamencin Twp. [Plate F IX] on Dec. 10, 1745. These properties were conveyed Apr. 1, 1758, to Hans Getz. Place of burial, the farm of their son, Hans Christopher [E 201], in Worcester Twp., owned in part (1920) by Hiram K. Kriebel. David [E 21, F 21, wife E 85] acquired by patent May, 1736, 100 acres in Frederick Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate E IV, owned in part, in 1920, by Raymond D. Sautter], conveyed to Michael Schwenk in 1747. Another tract was surveyed for him in 1745, which was acquired later by John Hiltebeitel. On March 5, 1745, he also purchased of John Johnson, 200 acres in three tracts in the same twp., near Zieglersville, which tracts were conveyed Oct. 28, 1765, to George Schwenk. Later David Heebner resided in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., having acquired 105 acres [Plate G VI, known in recent years as the “Jeremiah K. Anders” farm], which he and his wife conveyed to their son George, Mar. 18, 1782. Place of burial of David and wife, Salford. George [E 18, F 17-la and F 17-lb, wives E 86 and E 151] acquired land in Frederick and New Hanover twps., Montg. Co., as follows: On Dec. 16, 1735, 22 acres from Christopher Sheagle [Plate E X]. On Nov. 5, 1736, 75 acres from John Henry Sprogell [Plate E IX]; also in 1736 in partnership with Henry Antes, he bought 26 acres from Francis Russ, the Henry Antes moiety being acquired in 1747 [Plate E XI]; and on June 2, 1751, he bought 49 acres from Parsons, Ross and Greenway (tract not identified). These tracts were conveyed on Sept. 13, 1769, to Rev. John Philip Leidich. Part of this tract was owned by the Updegrove Estate in recent years. The same year George Heebner bought 28 acres in Chestnut Hill, Phila. Co. [Plate H IV] which he conveyed to Melchior Schubert Apr. 22, 1772. According to tradition quite a number of bodies are buried in the grounds that adjoin the Henry Antes burial lot, near the George Heebner homestead in Frederick twp. ; some under the roadbed itself and some in the cultivated field beyond the road. Since these burials were probably made before the land was conveyed to the above mentioned Rev. J. P.Leidich it seems probable that the plot was used as a burial place by the Heebners. Dr. Melchior Heebner [E 17] and his wife [E 78], George Heebner’s first wife, Rosina Kriebel [E 86] and her child, Melchior, Balthasar Heydrick [E 52] and his two wives Rosina Heebner [E 142] and Maria Hoffrichter [E 205], Hans Heebner [E 74] and his wife Maria [E 177] are probably buried there. This is a plausible hypothesis, but not an established fact. George Heebner himself and his second wife, Susanna Schultz [E 151], died in Chestnut Hill, and are probably buried in the Yeakel Private Burying Ground of that place, although no stones mark their graves. Hans [E 179, F 74, F 74-1] bought of Philip Diel in 1771, 152 acres in Frederick Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate E V, owned in part in 1920 by Jesse Hiltebeitel, C. H. Overton Estate, Hans Frederickston, James E. Bardman] which he conveyed to his son John on Aug. 10, 1779. At his death Hans Heebner held 200 acres [Plate E VI and VII] in the same twp. for part of which patent was granted May, 1741, and for the remainder Jan. ,1753, to him“said John Heebner, alias Hans George Heebner.” These two hundred acres were conveyed by the executors to John Richards, Hans Heebner’s son- in-law, who immediately reconveyed the same to John Heebner, son and executor. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 64 “There is a private burying ground on the old Heebner property, but only common field stones without lettering mark the graves.” ( Dotterer Fam., p 9J+.) Hans Christopher [E 201, F 199, F 199-1, wife E 153], “yeoman of Frederick Twp.,” bought in June, 1756, of John Johnson in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., 185 acres in two tracts, and a strip a rod wide and 136 rods long leading from these tracts to the Skippack road [Plate F XIII and XIV, owned in part, 1920, by Hiram K. Kriebelj. Prior to this purchase, Hans Christopher Heebner had been renting the farm of his deceased uncle, Balthasar Heydrick [E 52], in Frederick Twp. Upon the death of Hans Christopher Heebner the title to his land became vested in his two children, Abraham and Susanna. Place of burial, private burial ground on farm. Hans or John [E 74, F 74, wife E 177] on July 30, 1735, bought of James Steel 60 acres in Frederick Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate E VIII, owned in 1920 by Henry Grub, Reuben Erb, Morgan Hendricks], which in 1751 he conveyed to his son, Melchior [E 180], who the same year bought 20 acres addi¬ tional and conveyed the two tracts in 1760 to Henry Stetler. Melchior, as “Melchior Heebner of Roekhill,” in 1775 bought 256 acres in Bedminster, Bucks Co., [Plate AVI, owned in part Dec., 1918, by John High], which tract he and his wife conveyed on May 24 to their son, Abraham Heebner. In 1803 he, Melchior, conveyed a messuage (gristmill, sawmill and 184 acres, bought several years previously) to Jacob Stoner. For the place of burial of Hans Heebner and wife see note under George Heebner [E 18]. Melchior is buried at the Deep Run Mennonite Burying Ground [Plate A near VI], near Dublin, Bucks Co., Pa. Maria [E 78, F 17] was the wife of Melchior Heebner [E 17], buried in Frederick Twp. Maria [E 85, F 21] was the wife of David Heebner [E 21], buried in Salford. Maria [E 177, F 74] was the wife of Hans or John Heebner [E 74]. Maria [E 200, F 199] was the wife of Christopher Heebner [E 199], buried on Kriebel farm. Melchior [E 17, F 17, wife E 78] — see George Heebner [E 18], private cem. Melchior [E 180, F 74, F 74-2] — see Hans or John Heebner [E 74], buried in Deep Run Mennonite HEYDRICK Abraham [E 165, F 165] — see Caspar Heydrick [E 51]; place of burial, Towamencin. Balthasar [E 52, F 52a, F 52b, wives E 142 and E 205] on June 26, 1735, bought of John Jacob Fout, two tracts of 50 acres each in Frederick Twp., Montg. Co., and in 1749 acquired by warrant and survey, 60 acres additional in the same twp. [Plate E I, E II, E III, owned in 1920 by Ellsworth Wood]. By Orphans’ Court proceedings these three tracts were adjudged Dec. 21, 1761, to the oldest surviving son, George, to whom patent was issued May 6, 1762. Place of burial, probably Henry Antes Burial Plot. See George Heebner [E 18]. Caspar [E 51, F 51, wife E 206] and his brother George [E 61, wife E 141], on Mar. 26, 1735, bought of Caspar Wistar 106 acres in Lower Salford Twp. [Plate F I]. Upon the death of Caspar, title vested in his brother George who devised the tract to his nephew Abraham [E 165], who also held 50 acres in Towamencin, bought Nov. 12, 1748 [Plate F XII]. Abraham Heydrick died Oct. 10, 1767, without issue. His widow, Catharine (nee Weber), later the wife of Jacob Lukens, bought the two properties, having obtained releases from the next of kin of Abraham in Germany. Place of burial of Caspar and wife and George Heydrick, Salford; Abraham Heydrick, Towamencin; Eve, the wife of George Heydrick, Washington. Christopher [E 143, F 52a] was a son of Balthasar Heydrick [E 52]. According to the David Schultz diary, Christopher died of smallpox in Towamencin. Place of burial, probably either Salford or Towamencin. Eve [E 141, F 61] was the wife of George Heydrick [E 61], buried in Washington. Eve [E 206, F 51] was the wife of Caspar Heydrick [E 51], buried in Salford. George [E 61, F 61] — see Caspar Heydrick [E 51], buried in Salford. Rosina [E 142, F 52a] was the first wife of Balthasar Heydrick [E 52]. HOFFMAN Anna [E 102, F 106-2, F 149-1] became the wife of George Schultz [E 55], buried in Washington. Balthasar [E 28, F 106-2, wife E 101] and his brother George [E 31] bought on Mar. 26, 1735, 76 acres of Caspar Wistar in Lower Salford Twp. [Plate F VI, owned, 1920, by Jacob Moyer]. Joint tenancy was severed Dec. 17 of the same year. Balthasar and wife conveyed their interest in the tract to George in 1743, who secured a patent for the tract, Feb. 2, 1745. This tract with 25 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 65 acres acquired of Caspar Wistar Dec. 24, 1743 [Plate F II], was conveyed May 22, 1762, to George Hey drick [F 52a- 1] by George Hoffman. Place of burial of Balthasar Hoffman and wife, George Hoffman and wife and son Balthasar, Jr. [E 32], Salford. Balthasar, Jr. [E 32, F 106-1] was a son of George Hoffman [E 31] — see Balthasar Hoffman [E 28]. Barbara [E 110, F 106-1] was the wife of George Hoffman [E 31], buried in Salford. Christopher [E 104, F 106-2, F 106-3] — see Abraham Wiegner [E 157], buried in Salford. George [E 31, F 106, F 106-1] — see Balthasar Hoffman [E 28], buried in Salford. Rosina [E 103, F 106-2, F 59-1, F 38-1] became first, the wife of Christopher Seipt [E 60], and later the wife of Christopher Yeakel [E 42], buried in Kraussdale. Susanna [E 111, F 106-1, F 11-1] became the wife of Balthasar Krauss [E 10] buried in Kraussdale. Ursula [E 101, F 106-2] was the wife of Balthasar Hoffman [E 28], buried in Salford. Ursula [E 106, F 106], widow, was the mother of George [E 31] and Balthasar [E 28]. On leaving Altona, May 28, 1734, she was very ill but she endured the voyage across the Atlantic and five days after landing in Phila., Sept. 17 (old style), passed away, like her fellow-passenger, the widow, Anna Anders, who had died the previous day. She was probably buried in Phila. (possibly the Pilgrim cem.). HOFFRICHTER Maria [E 205, F 52b] became the second wife of Balthasar Heydrick [E 52]. JOHN Caspar [E 71] died July 16, 1747; his wife remained in Europe. His sister, Regina [E 88], wife of Balthasar Yeakel, and mother-in-law of Christopher Schultz [E 70], with whom she as a widow and Caspar probably lived, died Aug. 9, 1747. Place of burial of Caspar and sister Regina, Washington. KRAUSS Anna [E 11, F 11] widow, mother of Balthasar [E 10], and Melchior [E 14]. Place of burial, Kraussdale. Anna [E 15, F 11, F 75b] became the wife of David Schubert [E 75], buried in Yeakle Private Cem., Hosensack, Pa. Balthasar [E 10, F 11, F 11-1, wife E 111] acquired 200 acres lying partly in Lehigh (then Bucks) and partly in Montg. (then Philadelphia) counties, for which he obtained a patent Dec. 16, 1749, and which he sold to his son Balthasar in 1772 [Plate C XXII, owned in part, 1920, by Levi Krauss, a lineal descendant]. Place of burial, Kraussdale. Christopher [E 204, F 202, F 202-1, wife E 167] in 1751 bought of Jacob Gery 71 acres in Upper Hanover Twp. [Plate C XI, the Meschter farm at Palm]. He also acquired a tract of 226 acres “Steer Pasture,” adjoining the first tract [Plate C XIII] for which he secured the patent in 1774. He also held 189 acres in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh County [Plate C I, owned in part 1920, by the Hancock Ice Company], on which patent was obtained 1762. The heirs, in 1791, conveyed these properties to Jeremiah and David, only sons of Christopher Krauss. Place of burial of Christo¬ pher and wife, Washington. Maria [E 12, F 11, F 11-2], daughter of the widow, Anna Krauss [E 11] was married to Leonard Knopf. According to the records of the New Goshenhoppen Reformed Church, near East Greenville, Pa., her name appears in the list of communicants, Oct., 1736. She was living as a widow as late as 1787. Maria [E 202, F 202], mother of Christopher [E 204], and Melchior Krauss [E 203]. Place of burial, Washington. Melchior [E 14, F 11]. Place of burial, Kraussdale. Melchior [F 203, F 202]. Grave not located. Susanna [E 13, F 11, F 11-3] married Cornelius Nice, who in 1744 bought 56 acres [Plate H VII] in Germantown Twp., Phila. Co., now Chestnut Hill, part of the estate of his father, John Nice, which at his death was conveyed to his eldest son, John, in the year 1759, who reconveyed 18 acres thereof, bordering on the county line, to his mother, which she sold Mar. 31, 1767. The same month she purchased a lot on Germantown Ave., near Walnut Lane, Phila., which was conveyed by her execu¬ tors in 1794 to W. DeLancey. She also held a lot for a short time on Germantown Ave., near the Washington Hotel, the innowned by her son-in-law, Winnard Nice and family, from 1774 to 1823. Cornelius Nice is buried in the Mennonite Cem., Germantown. The grave of Susanna Nice has not been located. 66 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families KRIEBEL Anna [E 81, F 19, F 64-1] became the wife of Christopher Dresher [E 65], place of burial, Tow- amencin. Anna [E 105, F 25-2] was the wife of Melchior Kriebel, Jr. [E 29]. Caspar [E 26, F 25, F 25-1, wife E 98] and his brother Melchior Kriebel, Jr. [E 29], bought, on May- 13, 1735, of Nicholas Lesher, 189 acres in Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate F XXI, owned in 1920 by Charles K. Kriebel, Jr., and Hiram K. Kriebel, descendants of Caspar]. Melchior and his wife conveyed their interest in the tract, Nov. 1, 1744, to the brother Caspar, who on Dec. 6, 1764, conveyed the tract to his son Abraham. Place of burial of Caspar, Kraussdale; wife of Caspar, Melchior and wife, Towamencin. Christopher, Sr. [E 19, F 19, wife E 79], on Mar. 27, 1735, bought 150 acres of Caspar Wistar in Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate F IV, V and XXX, owned in part, Dec., 1918, by David Cassel]. Upon his death his heirs conveyed the tract to his son, Christopher, Jr. [E 82], who on April 17, 1753, conveyed 24j/2 acres [Plate F XXX] to his brother George [E 20], and the balance to his son Jeremiah, on May 6, 1784. Place of burial of Christopher Kriebel, Sr., his sons, George and Chris¬ topher, Jr., and their wives, Salford. Christopher, Jr. [E 82, F 19, F 19-2, wife E 173] — see Christopher Kriebel, Sr. [E 19] and George Kriebel [E 20], both buried in Salford. George [E 20, F 19, F 19-1, wife E 90] and his brother Christopher, Jr. [E 82], acquired from the estate of George Yeakel [E 23], in 1743, 64 acres [Plate F XXXI, owned in part, 1918, by Ulysses Moyer], for which patent was granted, Feb. 29, 1745. On Jan. 3, 1743, these two brothers also acquired 36^ acres from Caspar Wistar [Plate F III, owned in part, 1918, by David Cassel]. Christopher, Jr., conveyed his interest in these tracts to his brother George, who conveyed the same to his son George, on June 20, 1776. Place of burial of both, Salford. George “of Hatfield” [E 99, F 25-1, F 25-3], bought May 18, 1765, of Samuel Mechling, 302 acres in five adjacent tracts, situated in Lower Milford Twp., Lehigh, then Northampton Co., Pa. [Plate C IV, owned in part, 1918, by Howard D. Albitz], which he conveyed to his son Jacob, on Mar. 20, 1796. He also bought on April 5, 1783, the Henry Funk mill property of 128 acres in the same twp. [Plate C II, owned in part, 1920, by Hancock Ice Company], which he conveyed to his son, Abraham, on Feb. 18, 1796. Place of burial, Kraussdale. Maria [E 79, F 19] was the wife of Christopher Kriebel, Sr. [E 19], buried in Salford. Maria [E 83, F 19, F 192-1] became the wife of Abraham Wagner [E 193], buried in Methacton. Maria [E 97, F 25], wife of Melchior Kriebel, Sr. [E 25], probably buried in Towamencin. Melchior, Sr. [E 25, F 25, wife E 97], parents of Caspar and Melchior Kriebel, probably held no real estate. Place of burial not determined, probably Towamencin. Melchior, Jr. [E 29, F 25, F 25-2, wife E 105], bought of Roberts, Hartlein and Wintermuth, on Dec. 20, 1735, 119p2 acres in Gwynedd Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate F XXII, owned in part in 1920 by Abra¬ ham Kriebel] adjoining the 189-acre tract held by his brother Caspar and himself in common. He also on May 2, 1744, bought of Peter Wentz 50 acres in Worcester Twp., adjoining the first tract [Plate F XXIII, owned in part, 1920, by Morris H. Krauss]. The heirs of Melchior Kriebel, Jr., conveyed these tracts to his son, Melchior, on Apr. 4, 1791. Place of burial, Towamencin. Rosina [E 84, F 19] was the daughter of Christopher Kriebel, Sr. [E 19]. Place of burial, Salford. Rosina [E 86, F 17-la] became the first wife of George Heebner [E 18]. Susanna [E 80] was the daughter of Christopher Kriebel, Sr. [E 19]. Place of burial, Salford. Susanna [E 98, F 36, F 25-1] was the wife of Caspar Kriebel [E 26], buried in Towamencin. MENTZEL Anna [E 130, F 47] was the wife of Melchior Mentzel [E 47]. Barbara [E 129]. Is it possible this should be Barbara Warmer? No trace of Barbara Mentzel could be found. Barbara (Warmer) [E 131, F 38-3] became the wife of Balthasar Yeakel [E 39], buried in Hosensack. George [E 46, F 46, wife E 128]; no trace of George Mentzel and wife could be found. Melchior [E 47, F 47, wife E 130]; no trace of Melchior Mentzel and wife could be found. Ursula [E 128, F 46], wife of George [E 46]. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 67 MESCHTER Anna [E 122], unmarried; no further data. Anna [E 170, F 169, F 69a] became the first wife of Melchior Schultz [E 69]; buried in Washington. Christopher [E 121, F 43, F 43-1] — see Gregorius Meschter [E 43], buried in Washington. David [E 63, F 169, F 169-1, wife E 162], in addition to the land held in common with his brother-in- law, Melchior Wiegner [E 37, Plate C VI], acquired by patent in 1741, 100 acres in Hereford Twp., Berks Co., Pa., “near New Cowissihoppen,” and by patent, in Apr., 1747, two tracts of 29 and 37 acres each [Plate C VII, long known as the Samuel D. Heil home]. In Apr., 1759, he .bought of Melchior Wiegner, his brother-in-law, 30% acres, part of a 75-acre tract [Plate C VIII, owned, 1920, by James Greiss], and sold to him 35 acres of his 100-acre tract. On Mar. 28, 1785, three days before his death, David Meschter and his wife Eve, conveyed to Conrad Heil, 132% acres. Place of burial of David and wife, Washington. Eva [E 169, F 169], widow, mother of David [E 63], Anna Maria [E 170] and Rosina (Wiegner) [E 118], lived with her daughter, Rosina, and is buried at Washington. Gregorius [E 43, F 43, wife E 120] acquired 150 acres in Hereford Twp., Berks Co., Pa. [Plate C IX, owned in part, 1915, by Allen Gehman], surveyed under warrant of Aug. 11, 1744, and patented Apr. 1, 1747, which he conveyed to his son, Christopher [E 121], who acquired by patent 47 acres additional adjoining the first tract and disposed of the whole by will. Place of burial of Gregorius and wife, and son, Christopher, Washington. Maria [E 123], sister of Gregorius Meschter [E 43], and Melchior Meschter [E 66], died unmarried, at the age of 80 years, May 4, 1769. Maria [E 120, F 43], wife of Gregorius [E 43], buried in Washington. Melchior [E 66, F 66, wife E 174] — see Christopher Wiegner [E 56]. Regina [E 174, F 66] was the wife of Melchior Meschter [E 66]. NEUMAN Christopher [E53, F48,F 48-la, F48-lb, wifeE 144], acquired360 acres in four contiguous tracts, situated in the present twp. of Marlborough, Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate D III, owned in 1920 by Charles Meyers]. The earliest warrant for the land was dated Oct. 30, 1734, and patent was granted Dec. 30, 1749. On account of incomplete available records, the date of disposition of the tracts could not be deter¬ mined, but it is known that John (Hans Heinrich) Yeakel [E 45] and Henry Van Puhl were early subsequent owners of parts of the tract. On the Scull map of 1759 mention is made of “Neiman’s,” referring undoubtedly to this tract. In 1751, Christopher Neuman bought of Edwards and Williams, 225 acres in Gwynedd Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate F XXIV, for a long time known as the James Burnside farm] partly in West Point, Pa., which was conveyed, less than two months after his death, by his son, David [E 145] to Philip Hoot. David [E 145, F 48-la, F 48-2] was son of Christopher [E 53]. Maria [E 132, F 48] was the wife of Melchior Neuman [E 48], Melchior [E 48, F 48, wife E 132] worked as a carpenter for the three Schultz brothers, George, Melchior and Christopher. Susanna [E 144, F 48-la] was the wife of Christopher Neuman [E 53]. REINWALD Barbara [E 112, F 33] was the wife of George Reinwald, Sr. [E 33], place of burial, Lower Cem., German¬ town. Barbara [E 125] sister of Christopher Reinwald [E 44] with whom she probably lived, died unmarried at the age of 85, on Aug. 24, 1775, and is buried in Towamencin. Christopher [E 44, F 44, wife E 124], on Aug. 16, 1735, bought of Christian Weber 59 acres in Towa¬ mencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate F XIX, owned in part, 1920, by Rev. Edwin S. Anders], which was conveyed by his heirs to his eldest son, Balthasar, on May 27, 1771. He also bought in the same twp. in 1760, 58 acres from the administrators of the estate of William Keller [Plate F X, known as the “Springer” place, near Kulpsville, Pa.], and from Cornelius Tyson a narrow strip in Worcester Twp., bordering on the boundary line between Worcester and Gwynedd Twps. [Plate F XXVIII.] Place of burial of both Christopher and wife, Towamencin. Christopher [E 114, F 33-1, F 33-2] — see George Reinwald, Jr. [E 34]. 68 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families George, Sr. [E 33, F 33], lived in Germantown, Phila. Co. It is known that his wife, Barbara [E 112], is buried in the Lower Cem., Germantown; hence it is probable that he is also buried there. George, Jr. [E 34, F 33, F 33-1, wife E 113], purchased of Peter Wentz, between the years 1743 and 1745, 135 acres in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate F XXV, owned in 1920 by Sylvanus Kriebel], the title to which became vested in his son, Christopher [E 114]. When the latter’s estate was being settled, his administrators presented a petition to the court, from which it is seen that the farm of 135 acres was subject to an encumbrance of 10 pounds, payable to Susanna Reinwald, the widow of George, Jr. [E 34], and to the cost of building a house for her, estimated to be about £15, or $40.00. Susanna [E 113, F 33-1] was the wife of George Reinwald, Jr. [E 34]. Susanna [E 124, F 44] was the wife of Christopher Reinwald [E 44], buried in Towamencin. SCHOEPPS Frederick [E 72] died unmarried on Mar. 28, 1762. From his will it is seen that he held no real estate; all his personal property was bequeathed to the poor. Place of burial, Towamencin. SCHUBERT Anna Maria [E 95, F 24] was the daughter of Christopher Schubert [E 24]. Barbara [E 93, F 24] was the wife of Christopher Schubert [E 24]. Christopher [E 24, F 24, wife E 93] lived in Germantown with his wife and his son, David [E 94]. Place of burial is not known; the Lower Cem. of Germantown is a possibility, however. David [E 75, F 75a, F 75b, wives, E 217, and E 15], bought on Apr. 6, 1745, of Peter Wambold 3H acres in Germantown Twp., Phila. Co. (now Chestnut Hill) [Plate H II], which he held to his death. Four acres adjoining this tract [Plate H III] were bought in 1763 of Samuel Ashmead and others and sold two years later. Maria Schubert, first wife of David, was buried at sea, Aug. 22, 1734; Anna Krauss Schubert, his second wife, is buried in the Yeakle Private Cem., Hosensack, Pa. David [E 94, F 24] — see Christopher Schubert [E 24]. David [E 182, F 75a], son of David [E 75], died Sept. 25, 1734 (Old Style), buried in Phila. Susanna [E 96, F 24, F 49-4] became the wife of Abraham Hartranft [E 137]. Susanna [E 181, F 75a] was the daughter of David Schubert [E 75], died Aug. 5, 1756; her father at the time residing on Chestnut Hill. SCHULTZ Anna [E 8, F 7] was the wife of George Schultz [E 7], Anna [E 150, F 149, F 154-1] became the wife of Christopher Wiegner [E 56]. Barbara [E 153, F 149, F 199-1] became the wife of Hans Christopher Heebner [E 201]. Christopher [E 70, F 70, wife E 92] — see George Schultz [E 68], buried in Washington. David [E 9,F 7,F 7-3a, F 7-3b,wife E186] on May 16, 1749, bought of Parsons, Ross and Greenway, 180 acres in Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate C XXVI, part of which is included in the borough of East Greenville, Pa.], of which he sold 102 acres to Philip Siesholtz, on May 25, 1765, and his executors sold the remainder to his son-in-law, Henry Keck. Place of burial of David and wives, New Goshenhoppen Reformed Church Cem., East Greenville, Pa. On the Scull map of 1759, mention is made of “B. Schultz,” probably a misprint for David Schultz. George [E 1, F 7, F 7-1] of Phila., merchant, and his brother David Schultz [E 9] of “New Hanover” Twp., Montg. Co., on Aug. 14, 1736, acquired 260 acres in the present Upper Hanover Twp., from Henry Pannebecker of Bebber’s Twp., for £70, which they conveyed to their brother Melchior [E 183], on Mar. 1, 1757, for £250. In the deed conveying the property the Schultz brothers are described as “George Scholtze late of city of Philadelphia, merchant, now of Salisbury hundred, Frederick Co., Maryland, and David Schultz of Upper Hanover, formerly though erroneously called New Hanover.” Elizabeth, the wife of George Schultz of Conecochigue, Maryland, released her right to the property on June 11, 1770, upon the payment of five pounds to her, by Catharine, the widow of Melchior Schultz. For 108 pounds, Melchior Schultz [E 183], on Nov. 12, 1751, bought of Parsons, Ross and Greenway, 332 acres in Upper Hanover Twp. [Plate D I], the title to which became vested in 1789 in his son David Schultz, and his son-in-law, Adam Hillegass. These two tracts seemingly overlapped. There evidently was some misunderstanding about the 260-acre tract, for David in his Almanac Diary notes that his brother George came from “Coneogoschick” on the 10th of Feb., 1757, that he Plate 7 Ship list of the Saint Andrew , Sept. 12, 1734 (O. S.), with the signatures of the immigrant Schwenkfelder males, sixteen years of age and over. (Original in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.) Plate 8 (Or Complete Ship List of the St. Andrew, Sept. 12, 1734 (O. S.). riginal in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, 1 a.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 69 settled his cause with Melchior, on Feb. 22, that the deed was signed Mar. 1, and that he started for home Mar. 4th. The parents, George and Anna Schultz [E 7 and E 8] in all probability lived on this tract, and with their son Melchior, they are buried in unmarked graves on an unenclosed plot some distance from the farm buildings. Christopher Wiegner relates that on Oct. 1, 1734 he and others went to the “Schultz farm” — probably the 260-acre tract already mentioned. George Schultz [E 1] a resident of Maryland prior to Dec., 1755, acquired in 1763, 100 acres located a few miles west of Hagerstown, to which he added 33 acres in 1773, which he occupied the rest of his life, and which he disposed of by will. The widow in conveying the property as executrix of his will was of Augusta Co., Va., where descendants reside today. George [E 7, F 7, wife E 8] — see George Schultz [E 1]. George [E 55, F 149, F 149-1, wife E 102], purchased and occupied a “stony piece of land” which he sold again (“am Fusz des langen, holien Berges,” Isaac Schultz, historical notes). He purchased on Oct. 26, 1749, of Christopher Schultz [E 70], 139 acres [Plate C XVII] and on Oct. 22, 1751, of Michael Hillegass, Jr., 100 acres [Plate C XIX, owned from 1744 to 1748 by said Christopher Schultz], of which he conveyed 60 acres to said Christopher Schultz, on Apr. 29, 1752, and the remainder to his son, Gregory, on Mar. 16, 1779 [in part recently the Keinert farm, owned in 1920 by Oswin Baus]. George Schultz bought also on July 2, 1766, of John Yeakel, 148 acres [Plate C XV, owned in 1920 by a descendant, William Iv. Schultz], which he conveyed to his son, Balthasar, on June 22, 1769. Place of burial of George Schultz and wife, Washington. ( Vide family record of George Schultz [1 49-1}.) George [E 68, F 68, wife E 207], Melchior [E 69] and Christopher [E 70], the three orphaned Schultz brothers, acquired in the present Upper Hanover Twp.,Montg. Co. and Washington Twp., Berks Co., the following three tracts: a tract of 150 acres from George Schultz [E 1], to whom patent had been issued Apr. 20, 1736 [Plate C XVIII, owned in part in 1920 by the Levi Schultz estate]; a tract of 145 acres on which patent was granted Mar. 16, 1738 [Plate C XX, owned in part in 1920 by the Levi Schultz estate], and a tract of 107 acres bought of - Hopkinson in Mar., 1743 [Plate C XVI, long known as the “Henry Schultz” farm, facing the Washington Schwenkfelder Meeting house]. This joint ownership was dissolved in Jan., 1746 (George acquiring tract C XVIII and the half of tract C XX; Christopher, the remainder of tract C XX and all of tract C XVI). See also Melchior Schultz [E 69]. Place of burial of the three brothers and their wives, Washington. Gregorius [E 62, F 62, wife E 166] acquired by surveys in the years 1741 and 1746 two adjoining tracts of land of 126 acres [Plate B II, owned in part, 1920, by Israel Stettler] in present Upper Macungie Twp., Lehigh Co., Pa., which he conveyed to Adam Heberly, prior to 1762. See also Abraham Yeakel [E 30], place of burial of Gregorius Schultz and wife, Washington. Maria [E 152, F 149, F 160-1] became the wife of Christopher Yeakel [E 57]. Melchior [E 69, F 69a, F 69b, wives E 170 and E 135], in addition to land held in common with his brothers (See George Schultz E 68), acquired 200 acres by Patent, Sept. 24, 1746, of Martin Grater in present Hereford Twp., Berks Co. [Plate C V, owned in 1920 by Homer Schultz and Chester Ivriebel]; he also bought 67 acres of woodland in the same twp., both of which he sold in 1783, to his nephew Andrew Schultz. Place of burial of Melchior and wives, Washington. Melchior [E 183, F 7, F 7-2] — see George Schultz [E 1]. Rosina [E 166, F 38, F 62] was the wife of Gregorius Schultz [E 62], buried in Washington. Rosina [E 168, F 62] was the daughter of Gregorius Schultz [E 62], died unmarried, Sept. 22, 1751. Place of burial not known; parents were living at the time in Upper Macungie, Pa. Susanna [E 149, F 149], widow, lived with her son George [E 55]. Susanna [E 151, F 149, F 17-lb] became the second wife of George Ileebner [E 18], buried in Salford, Susanna [E 167, F 62, F 202-1] became the wife of Christopher Krauss [E 204], buried in Washington. SEIPT Caspar [E 164, F 59, F 59-2] — see David Seipt [E 59], buried in Towamencin. Christopher [E 60, F 59, F 59-1, wife E 103], buried in Towamencin. David [E 59, F 59, wife E 163], in addition to land held in common with George Dresher [E 64], bought on June 29, 1744, of Stephen Benezet, 143 acres in Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate F XV, owned in 1920 by Charles Trurnbauer and Jonas Kriebel], nearly all of which he conveyed to his son Caspar [E 164], on July 31, 1750, whose executors in turn conveyed the property to his eldest son, David, on Dec. 23, 1789. Place of burial of David Seipt and son Caspar and their wives, Towamencin. Judith [E 163, F 59] was the wife of David Seipt [E 59], buried in Towamencin. 70 Genealogical Record of the Schwenicfelder Families WAGNER Abraham [E 193, F 192, F 192-1, wife E 83], of Norriton Twp., Montg. Co., bought of John George Scharff, on May 7, 1748, 38 acres in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., [Plate G X, owned in part, 1919, by Richard Osborn], which were conveyed by his executors, on July 9, 1763, to Abraham Anders. Place of burial of Abraham and wife, Methacton. Anna [E 192, F 192], widow, was the mother of Susanna [E 195], Abraham [E 193], and Melchior Wag¬ ner [E 194], buried in Methacton. Anna [E 196, F 196], widow, was the mother of Christopher [E 197] and David [E 198]. Place of burial, farm of her son, Christopher, owned in 1920, by John K. Heebner, Worcester, Pa. Christopher [E 197, F 196, F 196-1], bought of James Cunrads on Oct. 9, 1754, 129 acres, 26 perches, located in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate G XI, owned, 1920, by John K. Heebner], which he and his wife conveyed to their son-in-law, Abraham Heebner, on Apr. 2, 1810. Christopher Wagner, his wife and his mother are buried on this farm. David [E 198, F 196, F 196-2], acquired by patent, July 14, 1774, 8 acres 76 perches, “Waggoner’s Mill Seat” on the Bushkill, about one mile from Easton, which by additional purchases grew to 134 acres, all lying within the borough limits of Easton, Pa. [Plate A I, II, III, IV, V], which he dis¬ posed of by will. David Wagener with his wife and many of his descendants are buried in the Easton Cem.,part of which was once his property. Melchior [E 194, F 192, F 192-2], bought on May 7, 1748, 50 acres of John George Scharff [Plate G VIII], and on Feb. 20, 1754, he bought of Henry Overholtz, 74 acres adjoining the first tract [Plate G IX, owned in part, 1919, by Louis Cudlecoff ], both in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., of which he sold 27 acres to Jacob Styger in 1754, and 25 acres to Arnold Bean in 1762. He also bought in the same twp., 100 acres on Nov. 27, 1761, of Anthony Hallman [Plate F XXVII], and 79 acres adjoining this tract, May 28, 1762, of Adam Painter [Plate F XXVI], which two tracts he bequeathed to his son, David. Place of burial, Methacton. Susanna [E 195, F 192, F 22-1] became the wife of George Yeakel [E 23], buried in Salford. WARMER Andrew [E 73, F 73, wife E 155] bought, June 29, 1744, of John Stephen Benezet, 30 acres inTowa- mencin Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate F XVII, owned in 1920 by Irwin Kriebel], which he sold to Abraham Wiegner [E 157] in 1761. Place of burial of Andrew Yeakel, Private Burying Ground, Hosensack; his wife, Towamencin. Anna [E 133], sister of Andrew and Barbara, died unmarried Dec. 30, 1750. According to David Schultz, “In Macunshy ist die alte Anna gestorben bey Baltz. Jackel d 31 December und den2ten Janner begraben worden.” (Old Anna died in Macungie at Balthasar Yeakel’s on Dec. 31, and was buried on Jan. 2). If, as is probable, these words refer to Anna Warmer, she was probably buried in •Macungie. Grave not located. Barbara, wife of Balthasar Yeakel [E 39, F 38-3]. The name Barbara Warmer does not occur in the list of immigrants. There are plausible reasons for assuming that the name Barbara Mentzel [E 131] ought to read Barbara Warmer. Probably buried in Hosensack. WEISS Anna [E 140, F 50], wife of George Weiss [E 50], died Sept. 22, 1734 (old style), and was buried the following day in the Pilgrim Cem., Phila. George [E 50, F 50, wife E 140], lived in Lower Salford, probably held no real estate and is buried at Salford. WIEGNER Abraham [E 157, F 154, F 154-2, wife E 108], “yeoman of Salford Twp.,” bought of “Caspar Wistar, buttonmaker,” 83 acres in present Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., on Sept. 26, 1749 [Plate F VIII, owned, 1918, by Abraham L. Derstine], which he, then a “weaver of Upper Hanover Twp,” and his wife, Susanna, conveyed, Nov. 15, 1752, to “Christoph Hoffman, bookbinder” [E 104], who with his wife conveyed it on May 27, 1791, to Abraham Kriebel. Said Abraham Wiegner, “weaver of Towamencin,” purchased of Andrew Warmer his 30 acres in 1761, which he sold to Balthasar Reinwald, on June 26, 1769 [Plate F XVII]. Place of burial of Abraham Wiegner and wife, Towamencin; Christopher Hoffman and wife, Salford. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 71 Anna [E 115, F 35] was the wife of Hans Wiegner [E 35]. Christopher [E 16, F 76] was unmarried, son of widow, Susanna Wiegner [E 76], bought of Cadwallader Evans on May 31, 1735, 150 acres in Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate F XX, owned in part, 1920, by Jeremiah Kriebel], which at his death became vested in his mother and sister [E 76, E 77]. After their death the administrators in 1764 conveyed the tract to Anna Anders [E 175], widow of Balthasar Anders [E 67], and niece of said Christopher and Rosina Wiegner; releases having been given by the collateral heirs in Germany. On June 16, 1780, the widow, Anna Anders, at the time residing with her daughter, the wife of Rev. George Kriebel [E 99], conveyed the tract to her son George [E 176]. Place of burial of Susanna Wiegner, Christopher Wiegner, Rosina Wiegner, Balthasar Anders and son George, Towamencin; Anna, wife of Balthasar Anders, Kraussdale. Christopher [E 56, F 154, F 154-1, wife E 150] bought of John Stephen Benezet, 30 acres in Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate F XVI, owned in 1920 by Enoch Heebner], which he and his wife Anna conveyed on Jan. 19, 1745, to Melchior Meschter [E 66], who bought 4^ acres adjoining this tract from David Seipt and conveyed the two tracts to his son, George, in May, 1774. See also Balthasar Yeakel [E 22]. Place of burial of Christopher Wiegner and wife, Salford. George, Sr. [E 36, F 36, wife E 117]. No definite knowledge of residence or burial place could be found. George [E 158, F 154, F 154-3, wife E 119]. See Christopher Yeakel [E 42]. Place of burial of George and wife, Kraussdale. Hans (John) [E 35, F 35, wife E 115] was living in Germantown in 1762, when in his will he gave power to his executors to sell land which has not been located. Maria [E 117, F 36] was the wife of George Wiegner, Sr. [E 36]. Maria [E 156, F 154] was the daughter of Susanna Wiegner [E 154]. Melchior [E 37, F 36, F 36-1, wife E 118] and David Meschter [E 63] acquired by patent in Sept., 1735,96 acres in present Hereford Twp., Berks Co. [Plate C VI], owned in 1918, by Solomon Schmoyer. This they held in common for a few years when David Meschter released his interest. Melchior Wiegner also acquired in Oct., 1740, 75 acres by patent [Plate C VIII] which had been surveyed to David Meschter in 1737, but survey had become void. Of this tract 30^2 acres were sold to David Meschter in 1759. A week before his death on July 21, 1766, Melchior Wiegner and his wife con¬ veyed these tracts to their son George. Place of burial of Melchior Wiegner and wife, Washington. Melchior [E 116, F 35] was the unmarried son of Hans Wiegner [E 35]. Rosina [E 77, F 76], was a sister of Christopher [E 16]; died unmarried and is buried in Towamencin. Rosina [E 118, F 169, F 36-1] was the wife of Melchior Wiegner [E 37], buried in Washington. Rosina [E 159, F 154] was the unmarried daughter of Susanna Wiegner [E 154]. Place of burial, Salford. Susanna [E 76, F 76], widow, was the mother of Christopher Wiegner [E 16] and Rosina Wiegner [E 77]. See Christopher [E 16], buried in Towamencin. Susanna [E 154, F 154], widow, was the mother of Susanna [E 155], Maria [E 156], Abraham [E 157], George [E 158] and Rosina [E 159]. Place of burial, Salford. Susanna [E 155, F 154, F 73], the daughter of Susanna [E 154] became the wife of Andreas Warmer [E 73], buried in Towamencin. YEAKEL Abraham [E 30, F 38, F 38-2, wife E 107] acquired by survey in Sept., 1736, 150 acres in present Upper Macungie, Lehigh Co., Pa. [Plate B III, owned in 1920 by the Lehigh Portland Cement Company], which he conveyed in May, 1737, to Hans Jacob Moyer. Abraham Yeakel bought for 88 pounds 16 shillings in June, 1743, of Charles Brockden, 148 acres in present Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate C XV, owned in 1920 by William K. Schultz], which he conveyed to his youngest son, John, on Aug. 14, 1761, for 540 pounds, who conveyed it to George Schultz [E 55, which see]. On June 22, 1769, George Schultz conveyed it to his son Balthasar for 800 pounds. Abraham Yeakel purchased in 1753, of Paul Anthony, for 150 pounds, 125 acres adjoining the 148-acre tract [Plate C XIV], which he conveyed in 1761, to his brother-in-law, Gregorius Schultz [E 62] of Macungie for £390. Place of burial of Abraham Yeakel and wife, Washington. Abraham [E 208, F 208] — -see Abraham Beyer [E 184]. Place of burial, Methacton. Anna [E 89, F 22] was the daughter of Balthasar Yeakel [E 22]. Place of burial, Salford. Balthasar [E 22, F 22, wife E 88], in Mar., 1735, bought of Caspar Wistar 173 acres in present Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate F XXIX and F XXXI, part of which constituted the farm of the late Isaac Kriebel], which after his death was conveyed to his son, George [E 23], on Feb. 2, 1739, for £111 whose executors on Dec. 3, 1743, conveyed 64 acres to George and Christopher Kriebel 72 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families (See George Kriebel [E 20]) and the remaining 109 acres to Christopher Wiegner [E 56], who secured patent on his tract on Feb. 26, 1745, and conveyed it to his son, Christopher, Apr. 29, 1769. Place of burial of Balthasar, Salford; his wife, Washington. Balthasar [E 39, E 38, F 38-3, wife E 131] acquired by survey Apr. 30, 1740, 143 acres in Upper Macun- gie, Lehigh Co. [Plate B V, owned, 1920, by the Lehigh Portland Cement Company], which he conveyed to Conrad Keck who secured patent for it on Feb. 2, 1812. He also acquired under warrant of Feb. 9, 1743, 103 acres in the same twp. [Plate B I, owned in 1919, by Milkowitz], which he sold to Adam Heberly and George Rapp, but “died suddenly by being killed by accident or misfortune before he had signed or given deeds,” purchase money having been paid. Four tracts, aggregating 89 acres were surveyed to him during the years 1749-1753 [Plate B VI], two of the tracts which he conveyed to Leonard Moyer, Dec. 27, 1760. On Jan. 27, 1757, Michael Schell, “cordwainer” of Upper Hanover Twp., and his wife Fronica, sold 120 acres in two tracts to “Baltzer Yeackle, Makunsy (Macungie Twp.), Northampton Co., Yeoman,” [Plate C X, C XII, owned in 1920, by Henry Gerhart]. These tracts lying partly in Berks and partly in Montg. Counties were later conveyed to Caspar, son of Balthasar. Place of burial of Balthasar, Washington; his wife, Hosensack. Balthasar [E 127, F 38-16] was the son of Hans Heinrich Yeakel [E 45, which see]. Place of burial, Hosensack. Caspar [E 40, F 38, F 38-6] purchased a ten-acre lot in Germantown Twp. (probably in the neighbor¬ hood of Washington Lane and Germantown Ave., Phila.) to ply his trade as blacksmith. Letters of administration were issued in 1742 to his widow, “Ann Jakkell.” Place of residence and burial not located. Christopher [E 42, F 38, F 38-1, wife E 103]. In 1743 he bought 125 acres in present Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., for £75 [Plate C XIV], which he sold three years later to Paul Anthony for £150, who later resold the tract to Christopher’s brother, Abraham [E 30]. He also acquired a tract of 206 acres in the same twp. [Plate C XXI, C XXIII, C XXIV, owned in part in 1920 by Henry R. Seibert], patent being granted in .1753; and on Aug. 1, 1751, he purchased of Parsons, Ross and Greenway, 116 acres adjoining said tract of 206 acres [Plate C XXV]. Of these tracts he conveyed to Nicholas Oehl, in 1753, 73 acres [Plate C XXI, owned in 1920 by Charles Yeakel], and 23 acres to George Wiegner [E 158, Plate C XXIII], known many years as the “Althouse lot,” and the remainder was conveyed to his son, Jacob Yeakel. Place of burial of Christopher Yeakel and George Wiegner and their wives, Kraussdale. Christopher [E 57, F 160, F 160-1, wife E 152], bought of Anthony Tunes the following adjacent tracts: 9 acres in Feb., 1741; 5 acres in July of the same year, and 7 acres in Mar., '1743 [Plate H V], on which he built a nice residence, still standing, adjoining the Pennsylvania Railroad Station, Chestnut Hill. In 1746 he bought 9% acres [Plate H VI]. In 1785 the above tracts were conveyed to Christopher Yeakel, Jr., by the father. In 1764 he bought 82 acres in present Springfield Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate H I], near the historic “Wheelpump” hotel, which he sold to his son, Abraham, in 1783. Records show that he bought and sold other lands. It may be in place to note that the ground on which the historic “Yeakel Log Cabin” stood — at the intersection of Mermaid Lane and Germantown Ave. — was owned during the period of said Christopher Yeakle’s active life (1714 to 1759), by John Nice, Cornelius Nice, John Nice and Derrick Keyser, successively; the deeds them¬ selves show no evidence whatsoever of Christopher Yeakle’s interest therein. According to the Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders of 1879, “he built the log-house in 1743 at Cresheim, Germantown Twp., Phila., which was his dwelling until nearly the Revolution, when he purchased the property on the summit of Chestnut Hill.” But why Christopher Yeakle should have built his log-cabin near a meadow at the foot of the hill and on another man’s land, when at the same time he owned 21 acres at the summit of the hill, is hard to understand. Christopher Yeakle is buried in the Yeakle Private Burying Ground at Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa. David [E 38, F 38], a widower of 75 years at the time of the migration, probably lived with his children in Macungie and was buried there. George [E 23, F 22, F 22-1, wife E 195] was a son of Balthasar [E 22, which see]; both George Yeakle and wife buried in Salford. George [E 209]; according to the Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders of 1879, a George Yeakle came in 1734 to Pa., lived with Abraham Wagner, a relative [E 193], and died unmarried, Sept. 11, 1764, at the age of 68 years. His relationship and place of burial are not known. Hans Heinrich (John) [E 45, F 38, F 38-5, wife E 126] acquired by warrant and survey of the year 1740, 100 acres in present Upper Macungie Twp., Lehigh Co. [Plate B IV], which he conveyed to John Fogel in 1769, to whom patent was issued in 1782. In 1743 he purchased of Philip Labar, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 73 200 acres in present Marlborough Twp., Montg. Co. [Plate D II, owned in part in 1920 by Milton Hillegass], to which he later added 34 acres, of which he sold part to Philip Reed in 1759, and the remainder to George Roth in 1770. He for a time held part of the Christopher Newman tract [Plate D III]. He bought in 1755, 89^ acres in Upper Hanover Twp., near his 200-acre tract, which he sold in 1761 to Leonard Thomas. On Dec. 23, 1761, he as “John Yeakle of Marlborough,’’ bought the Hamilton tract of 500 acres, partly in Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., and partly in Upper Milford, Lehigh Co. [Plate C III], which he conveyed in four parts of equal area to his four sons, Balthasar [E 127], Jeremiah, George and Melchior. A survey of Dec., 1773, shows that he also bought 198 acres of Dietrich Welker in Lower Milford Twp., Bucks Co. Place of burial of Hans Heinrich, Yeakel Private Burying Ground, Hosensack; his wife, Hosensack. Jeremiah [E 41, F 38, F 38-4]. Place of residence and burial not known. Maria [E 91, F 22], daughter of Balthasar [E 23], died unmarried in her 65th year, in 17S4. Place of burial, Washington. Maria [E 107, F 38-2] was the wife of Abraham Yeakel [E 30]; buried in Washington. Maria [E 147, F 54], the daughter of Matthias Yeakel [E 54], lived and died at Chestnut Hill. Place of burial not known. Maria [E 207, F 68] became the wife of George Schultz [E 68]; buried in Washington. Matthias [E 54, F 54, wife E 146], lived and died at Chestnut Hill. Regina [E 88, F 22] was the wife of Balthasar Yeakel [E 22]; buried in Washington. Regina [E 160, F 160], widow, and mother of Christopher Yeakel [E 57], is buried in the Yeakel Private Burying Ground, Chestnut Hill. Regina [E 148, F 54] was the daughter of Matthias Yeakel [E 54]; she was married by a Lutheran Minister. Place of residence and burial not known. Rosina [E 109, F 38-2, F 59-2] became the wife of Caspar Seipt [E 164]; buried in Towamencin. Rosina [E 146, F 54] was the wife of Matthias Yeakel [E 54]; lived at Chestnut Hill. Rosina [E 92, F 22, F 70] became the wife of Christopher Schultz [E 70]; buried in Washington. Susanna [E 90, F 22, F 19-1] became the wife of George Kriebel [E 20]; buried in Salford. Susanna [E 108, F 38-2, F 154-2] became the wife of Abraham Wiegner [E 157]; buried in Towamencin. Susanna [E 119, F 38, F 154-3] became the wife of George Wiegner [E 158]; buried in Kraussdale. Susanna [E 126, F 38-5] was the wife of Hans Heinrich Yeakel [E 45]; buried in Hosensack. 74 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 6 DEEP RUN MEETING HOUSE vp DUBLIN I — Wagener, David [E 198]. II — Wagener, David [E 198]. III — Wagener, David [E 198]. IV — Wagener, David [E 198]. V — Wagener, David [E 198]. VI — Heebner, Melchior [E 180]. VII — Beyer, Abraham, Jr. [E 188]. Henry S- B i e, I er surveyor Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 75 1 MILE PLATE B. He n ry 5 Bj e I e r i Kirveya r 76 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 77 PENNSBURG I^PENVILLE I — Schultz, George [E 1]. Schultz, David [E 9]. Schultz, Melchior [E 183]. II — Yeakel, Hans Heinrich[E 45]. III — Neuman, Christopher [E 53]. Yeakel, Hans Heinrich[E 45]. IV — Hartranft, Tobias [E 49]. Hartranft, Melchior [E 138]. '''' 'A I //' < . O // I I GhtStitANE // " \ I MILE N. X V / / Henry S. Bfe ler s ur i/eyo r / I I I I \\ \\ V; SUMNEYtbwNl I 1 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families I — Heydrick, Balthasar [E 52]. II — Heydrick, Balthasar [E 52]. III — Heydrick, Balthasar [E 52]. IV — Heebner, David [E 21]. V — Heebner, Hans [E 179]. VI — Heebner, Hans [E 179]. VII — Heebner, Hans [E 179]. VIII — Heebner, Hans [E 74]. Heebner, Melchior [E 180]. IX — Heebner, George [E 18]. X — Heebner, George [E 18]. XI — Heebner, George [E 18]. II- III- IV- V- VII- VIII- IX- X- XI- XII- XIII- XIV- XV- XVI- XVII- XIX- -Heydrick, Caspar [E 51]. Heydrick, George [E 61]. Heydrick, Abraham [E 165]. -Hoffman, George [E 31]. -Kriebel, George [E 20]. -Kriebel, Christopher, Jr. [E 82]. -Kriebel, Christopher, Sr. [E 19]. Kriebel, Christopher, Jr. [E 82], -Hoffman, Balthasar [E 28]. Hoffman, George [E 31]. -Heebner, Christopher [E 199]. -Wiegner, Abraham [E 157]. Hoffman, Christopher [E 104]. -Heebner, Christopher [E 199]. -Reinwald, Christopher [E 44]. -Dresher, Christopher [E 65]. -Heydrick, Abraham [E 165]. -Heebner, Hans Christopher [E 201]. -Heebner, Hans Christopher [E 201]. -Dresher, George [E 64], Seipt, David [E 59]. Dresher, Christopher [E 65]. -Wiegner, Christopher [E 56]. Meschter, Melchior [E 66]. -Warmer, Andrew [E 73]. Wiegner, Abraham [E 157]. -Reinwald, Christopher [E 44], XX — Wiegner, Christopher [E 16]. Wiegner, Susanna [E 76]. Wiegner, Rosina [E 77], Anders, Anna [E 175]. Kriebel, Caspar [E 26], Kriebel, Melchior, Jr. [E 29]. XXII — Kriebel, Melchior, Jr. [E 29]. XXIII — Kriebel, Melchior, Jr. [E 29]. XXI XXIV — Neuman, Christopher [E 53]. Neuman, David [E 145]. XXV — Reinwald, George, Jr. [E 34], Reinwald, Christopher [E 114]. XXVI — Wagner, Melchior [E 194]. XXVII — Wagner, Melchior JE 194]. XXVIII — Reinwald, Christopher [E 44], XXIX — Yeakel, Balthasar [E 22], Yeakel, George [E 23]. XXX — Kriebel, Christopher [E 19]. Kriebel, Christopher, Jr. [E 82], Kriebel, George [E 20]. Wiegner, Christopher [E 56]. XXXI — Kriebel, George [E 20]. Kriebel, Christopher, Jr. [E 82]. Yeakel, Balthasar [E 22], Yeakel, George [E 23]. HATFIELD TWP. 80 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families I— Heebner, Christopher [E 87]. II — Gerhard, Peter; wife, Anna Maria (Beyer) Yeakel [E 187]. III — Gerhard, Peter; wife, Anna Maria (Beyer) Yeakel [E 187]. IV— Beyer, Abraham [E 184]. Beyer, Andrew [E 189]. V- — Beyer, Abraham [E 184]. Yeakel, Abraham [E 208]. Beyer, Andrew [E 189]. VI — Heebner, David [E 21]. VII— Beyer, Abraham [E 184]. Beyer, Andrew [E 189]. VIII — Wagner, Melchior [E 194]. IX — Wagner, Melchior [E 194]. X — Wagner, Abraham [E 193]. XI — Wagner, Christopher [E 197]. 6 xn METHACTON MEETING HOUSE PLATE G. He.n ry S. Bit /e r s urveyor 1 MILE Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 81 I — Yeakel, Christopher [E 57]. II — Schubert, David [E 75]. III — Schubert, David [E 75]. IV — Heebner, George [E 18]. V — Yeakel, Christopher [E 57]. VI — Yeakel, Christopher [E 57]. VII — Nice, Cornelius; wife, Susanna Krauss [E 13]. jr A O N X > o\ \ 0> ) A >a j j a //A ^ ^ // A AA' # \ m j Kyle A. Clintonpeel. [7-71] 7. Julia, m - Wallace. [7-72] 8. George Shultz, b June 5, 1811; d Feb. 1, 1883; m Nancy Anu Rohr. [7-73] 9. Samuel, minister, m - - — ; B’klyn, Harrison Co., Mo. [ 7—74] 10. Joseph, in Nancy Brower. [ 7—75] 11. John, m - [7-76] 12. Caroline, b Mar. 1, 1822; d July 7, 1902; m James Crawford. 13. Susan C. 14. Lannia Julia. [ Unable to complete or verify .] Isaac Grove of Waynesboro, Md., states that Joseph Grove was not the son of David Grove. The name of Joseph Grove’s father was Martin Grove. He had never heard of a David Grove in his family con¬ nection who had married a Margaret Schultz. It is impossible to verify this data. [7-21] ADAM SHULTZ, b May 28, 1792; d Dec. 22, 1858; s George and Christianna Schultz [7-5]; m JANE T. - — - — — — -. Adam Schultz is buried in Greenville, Va. Children (6): [7-77] 1. Maria J., b 1819; d 1910; in William S. Hawpe. [ 7—78] 2. Martha Ann, b 1825; d Dec. 11, 1901; m Henry Geeding. [7-79] 3. George Bana, b Dec. 16, 1827; d Aug. 7, 1892; m Susan Brown. [ 7—80] 4. John Bana, b 1830; lived in Iowa or Illinois. 5. Samuel, b - ; d Apr., 1874; unm. [7-81] 6. Hannah M., b 1836; d Nov. 17, 1865; m Cornelius G. Miller. A Jane T. Schultz made a will in 1859; she died in 1862. John B. and Hannah M. are not mentioned in will of Samuel, 1862. In the Census of 1850, we And: Adam Shultz; aged 52. Mary J. Schultz; aged 18. Jane Shultz; aged 50. Hamilton Schultz; aged 16. John Shultz; aged 20. Samuel F. Schultz; aged 14. [7-22] HENRY SHULTZ, s George and Christianna Shultz [7-5]; m CATHARINE HAWPE. Children (10): [7-83] 1. Margaret, b May 12, 1812; d Dec. 14, 1882; m Joseph Dettor. [7-84] 2. John H. B., b Mar. 23, 1815; d 1908; in Margaret Fix. [7-85] 3. Adam A., b Mar. 2, 1817 ; d June 16, 1890; m Elizabeth Hull. [7-86] 4. Isabella, m James W. Smith. [7—87 ] 5. Susanna, b Oct. 26, 1820; d Dec. 1, 1889; m James Harrison. 6. Joseph, dec; unm.; lived with Adam A. 7. Mary. 8. George. 9. William. [7-88] 10. Elizabeth, m - Dale, Brooklyn, Iowa. Henry Shultz had a still house, and was accustomed to haul the whiskey from his distillery to Richmond. On one of these trips while he was driving a six horse team load of whiskey barrels, he accidentally fell off the wagon while in sight of his home, and died before assistance could reach him. His widow lived for many years after this accident; but this tragic death of her husband caused her to lose her mind. She died in Albermarle County, near Greenwood depot, at the home of her daughter, Margaret Dettor. [Mrs. Phoebe Miller .] [7-23] GEORGE SHULTZ, s George and Christianna Shultz [7-5]; m RACHEL SWINK, dau Matthias Swink. One child: [7-89] John H. [ Unable to verify.] Plate 11 Plate 12 Key to the David Schultz Map (No. 2) of the Early Homes of the Schwenkfelders. (Original in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 101 In 1830 a George Shultz of Augusta Co., Va., was in custody of the Sheriff of said Co.; he had sold interest in a tract of land, late the property of Matthias Swink who died intestate, of which property descended to Rachel, a daughter and the wife of George Shultz. Above family is made up on basis of this record. According to Mrs. Cunningham this George Shultz was the father of Thomas C. Shultz who was the father of John H. Shultz, of Spottsylvania, Va. It has been impossible to complete or verify this data. It would seem that this George must have been either a son of George [7-5] or David [7-6]. [7-28] JACOB SHULTZ, s David Shultz [7-6]; m HANNAH Children (3): 1. Abraham. 2. David. 3. Peachey. Widow of Jacob Shultz m - Crum. David Shultz was the Executor of the will of Jacob Shultz. John Blank Witnesses to will John B. Shultz John G. Hehsell Peter Rush Martin Miller J Bondsmen. The estate comprised a farm of 213 acres of land, 4 miles above Greenville, on road from Staunton to Lexington, Va. [7-29] GEORGE HILLEGASS, h June 1, 1786; d Dec. 6, 1833; s Adam and Anna (Schultz) Hille- gass [7-7]; m REBECCA GIFT, b Jan. 24, 1796; d Feb. 17, 1871. Surveyor. Children (7): 1. Maria A., b Mar. 14, 1812; d Nov. 11, 1818. 2. Maria Lavina, m Jacob A. Hillegass. 3. George Washington, b Jan. 12, 1818, d Aug. 26, 1881; m Sarah Ann Hunter Fisher. 4. Josiah, b Sept. 9, 1817; i Feb. 3. 1877; m { M^^uise Doyk. 5. William, b Apr. 25, 1820; d Sept. 1, 1902; m [7-90] [7-91] [7-92a] [7-92b] [7-93a] [7— 03b] [7-94] [7-95] 1. Lucy Ann Schantz. 2. Lydia Merkel. 6. Caroline, b 1828; d Dec. 24, 1877; m George L. Jacoby. 7. Matilda, b Aug. 2, 1829; d Sept. 3, 1874; m Isaac Potts. Rebecca (Gift) Hillegass m 2d time Reiter. [7-30] SARAH SCHULTZ, b June 17, 1804; dau David and Barbara (Kehl) Schultz [7-8]; m JOHN WOHNSITLER, b Aug. 16, 1801; d Jan. 1, 1869. Children ( 6 ): 1. Maria Lavina, b July 2, 1832; d Aug. 1, 1834. [7-96] 2. Jonathan, b May 10, 1834; d Apr. 25, 1873; m Magdalena Bean. 3. Anna Catharine, b Mar. 1, 1842; d May 3, 1859. 4. Matilda, unm. 5. Adam, killed in Civil War. [7-97] 6. Kitty Ann, m - Klock; killed in R. R. accident. [ Unable to complete.} John Wohnsitler was 1st m to Maria Hartranft [49-52]. [7-33] SAMUEL LOBACfl, b July 3, 1786; d Dec. 17, 1846; s Samuel and Magdalena (Schultz) Lobach [7-10]; m 1808, ESTHER MILLER, b Feb. 15, 1787; d Mar. 27, 1868; dau Caspar and Esther (Lobach) Miller. Prop, of Lobachsville, Pa. Children (8): [7-98] 1. Elizabeth, b Nov. 22, 1808; d July 23( 1881; unm. 2. David . . , . no iom j 1 Aug. 25, 1885. 3. Son tons, 6 Apr. 23, 1810; d | aged 3 wks„ 2 d. 4. Sarah, b Dec. 11, 1818; d May 6, 1893; m A. D. Wiley; one dau, b and d Dec. 16, 1838. 5. Ann, b July 29, 1823; d May 29, 1893; unm. 102 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 6. Son, b July 30, 1825; d aged 2jJ hours. 7. Esther, b May 30, 1827 ; d Mar. 6, 1833. 8. Daughter, b June 20, 1830; d June 22, 1830. [ Data from inscriptions in Lobachsville Cem.] Samuel Lobach was known as the “Proprietor of Lobachsville.” “With his death the estate once the scene of such great activity, went into dissolution.” [Stapleton.] [ Unable to trace any member of this family.] [7-34] ELIZABETH CLEMMER, d 1859; dan Abraham and Anna (Schultz) Clemmer [7-11]; m ABRAHAM CLEMMER, d 1859. The will of Abraham Clemmer was prob. June 14, 1859. Children (3): [7-99] 1. Daughter, m George Derstine (son, Abraham). [7-100] 2. Katie, m Jacob D. Gehman (son, Henry). [ Unable to locate or verify.] [7-35] MARY CLEMMER, b Sept. 4, 1800; dau Abraham and Anna (Schultz) Clemmer [7-11]; m JOHN PRETZ, b Jan. 14, 1801. Children ( 1 0 ) : 1. Anna, b Dec. 15, 1825. 2. Abraham, b Apr. 13, 1827. [7-101] 3. Joseph C., b Dec. 31, 1828; m Olivia M. Musselman. [7—102] 4. William C., b Oct. 21, 1830; d Mar. 2, 1897; m Mary Barnes. [7-103] 5. Catharine, b July 29, 1832; d Sept. 5, 1894; m Samuel Hunsberger. 6. John C., b June 21, 1834; d in infancy. [7-104] 7. Mary, b Sept. 30, 1837; m Oliver Hedrick. [7-105] 8. Elias, b June 11, 1839; m Anna B. Sheip. 9. Elizabeth, b Jan. 18, 1841; d young. [7-106] 10. Sarah, b Mar. 22, 1843; m Levi Bilger. No issue. [From Fretz' History, p 71.] [7-36] DAVID KECK, b Apr. 17, 1802; d July 31, 1886; s Henry and Mary (Schultz) Keck [7-12]; m RACHEL HOCH, b July 13, 1807; d Oct. 22, 1872; dau Gideon Hoch. (1920.) Children (3): [7-107] 1. Daniel H., b Nov. 7, 1830; d Feb. 26, 1896; m Elizabeth Yoder. 2. Joel H., b Mar. 27, 1834; d Apr. 20, 1859; unm. 3. Rebecca, b Jan. 26, 1839; d Sept. 27, 1868; unm. [7-37] WILLIAM KECK, b Aug. 14, 1806; d Oct. 9, 1887; s Henry and Mary (Schultz) Keck [7-12]; m ESTHER KERN, b Oct. 9. 1808; d Dec. 23. 1891. Children (7): [7-108] 1. Maria, b Feb. 22, 1841; d July 13, 1873; m Samuel K. Ivulp. [7-109] 2. Thomas K., b May 12, 1842; d Nov. 29, 1893; m Matilda Schultz. [7—1 10] 3. Susanna, b Nov. 8, 1845; d Dec. 15, 1912; m Edward M. Livezey, dec. No issue. 4. Esther, unm; East Greenville, Pa. 5. Henry, unm; East Greenville, Pa. 6. Emalina, b July 1, 1847; d Dec. 6, 1893. [7-111] 7. William K., dec; m Elizabeth Gerhard. [7-39] CHARLES (CARL) HILLEGASS, b Sept. 6, 1798; d Oct. 8, 1869; s Jacob and Rosina (Schultz) Hillegass [7-13]; m CATHARINE KERVER, b Aug. 13, 1809; d Jan. 22, 1884. Children (3): [36-45] 1. Emeline, b May 20, 1837; d Jan. 22, 1907; m George G. Carl. [7-112] 2. Carl, b May 26, 1839; d June 18, 1869; m Catharine Kline. [7-113] 3. Henry, m - , Allentown, Pa. [Letters not ans. Unable to verify.] [7-40] JACOB HILLEGASS, b Apr. 10, 1800; d Feb. 9, 1874; s Jacob and Rosina (Schultz) Hille¬ gass [7-13]; m SARAH GREBER, b Dec. 18, 1804; d Jan. 31, 1880; dau George and Elizabeth Greber. One child: [7-114] Amelia, b June 15, 1826; d Mar. 13, 1899; m Edwin G. Drehs. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 103 [7-41] MAGDALENA HILLEGASS, b Oct. 16, 1805; d July 13, 1885; dau Jacob and Rosina (Schultz) Hillegass [7-13]; m Apr. 1, 1825, ANTHONY KEHL, b Apr. 18, 1800; d Jan. 12, 1854; s Anthony Kehl. [7-1 15a] [7-1 15b] [7-116] [7-117] [7-118] [7-119] Children (5): ) 1. Charles, b Mar. 1, 1826; d Feb. 19, 1901; m { \ 2. John, b Nov. 27, 1827; d Mar. 25, 1910; m Cassie Bobb. 3. Lewis, b Feb. 22, 1831; d Nov. 2, 1903; m Susanna Moyer. 4. Sophia, b June 25, 1834; d Mar. 1, 1905; m Richard Markley. 5. William H., b Jan. 31, 1842; d Feb. 8, 1918; m Emma E. Pennebecker. [7-42] ADAM HILLEGASS, s Jacob and Rosina (Schultz) Hillegass [7-13]; m CORDELIA MILLER. Adam Hillegass was a store-keeper at Limerick, Pa. Children (5): [7-120] 1. Washington. [7-121] 2. Milton. [7-122] 3. Emma, m — - - Roberts. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [7-43] ANNA HILLEGASS, dau Jacob and Rosina (Schultz) Hillegass [7-13] ; m ADAM KLINE. Children (6): [7-123] [7-124] [7-1 25a] [7-125b] [7—126] [7-127] [7-128] 1. Sophia, m William Kichline. 2. Polly (Mary), m Ephraim Krauss. 3 Charles m I L Caroline Ludwig. <5. cmaries, m 1 2 T?noPtta TJoedpr 4. Leanna, m Charles Andress. 5. Rebecca, m William Weiss. 6. Washington, m Emma Fretz. [ Unable to complete or verify ]. [7-45] JOHN SITES, b May 11, 1813; d Aug. 20, 1881; s John and Mary (Pinkstaff) Sites [7-14]; m HENRIETTA HERR, d bef. 1881. Lived in St. Thomas, Franklin Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [7-129] 1. Conrad, d 1917; m Catharine Shen. [7-130] 2. Calvin, d 1912; m Nettie Fennel; Chambersburg, Pa. [7-131] 3. Elizabeth, d 1875; m H. C. Feger; Pottstown, Pa. [7-132] 4. Emma, b Oct. 5, 1849; m Levi C. Brandt. [Unable to complete; letters unans .] [7-47] HENRY SITES, b Jan. 18, 1818 (Dec. 23, 1818); d Feb. 26, 1898; s John and Mary (Pink- staff) Sites [7-14]; m MARY NEWCOMER, b Aug. 13, 1827; d Apr. 18,1904; dau John and - (Brindle) Newcomer. (1922.) Children (10): [7-132.1] 1. Albert, b Feb. 12, 1848; d Jan. 7, 1920; m Margaret Easton. [7-132.2] 2. John, m Mary Rumler, Chambersburg, Pa. [7-132.3] 3. Benjamin, b June 17, 1852; m Anna Kuhn. [7-132.4] 4. Cyrus, b Apr. 13, 1858; m Amelia Hollands. [7—132.5] 5. Jacob, m Marie Hawbecker; Greencastle, Pa. [7-132.6] 6. James, m Adellia Fenley; Mount Morris, Ill. [7-132.7] 7. Anna Mary, m George Goldsmith; Greencastle, Pa. 8. Charles, unm; Coleman, Mich. [7-132.8] 9. William C., b June 25, 1868; m Lydia Seider. [7-132.9] 10. Carrie, m Elmer Poper; Williamson, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] [7-48] WILLIAM SITES, b June 25, 1821; d Jan. 14, 1914; s John and Mary (Pinkstaff) Sites [7-14]; m Dec. 11, 1850, BARBARA C. LENHERR, b Apr. 20, 1829; d Apr. 19, 1914. Children (6): 1. Mollie, b Jan. 26, 1856; d Mar. 21, 1876; unm. 2. William C., dec. 104 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [7-135] 3. Laura, b Feb. 1, 1870; d June 8, 1919; m Harry Stokes. 4. David, b Feb. 5, 1860; unm] Waynesboro, Pa. [7-133] 5. James R., dec.] Greencastle; Pa. 6. John H., dec] weakminded; Greencastle, Pa. [Above data furnished by David L. Sites, Waynesboro, Pa. Unable to complete or verify .] [7-49] JACOB SITES, b Nov. 2, 1823; d Aug. 13, 1899; s John and Mary (Pinkstaff) Sites [7-14]; m Mrs. MARY BENDER HOLDEN, b June 6, 1836; d Nov. 25, 1881. Children (3): [7-136] 1. Alice Missouri, b Sept. 20, 1863; m Moses M. Walck. 2. Effie, dec. [7-137] 3. Myrtle, b Jan. 12, 1874; m D. Watson Byers. [7-50] JAMES SITES, b Sept. 14, 1826; d Feb. 18, 1899; s John and Mary (Pinkstaff) Sites[7-14] ; m Oct, 31, 1862, ELIZABETH CATHERINE BURKHART, b Apr. 7, 1833; dau Jacob and Eliza¬ beth (Bigler) Burkhart. Farmer, lived in Cavetown, Wash. Co., Md. (1920.) No issue. “I am 87 years old myself and I cannot recall the births and deaths of the others (brothers and sisters). The Sites are nearly all dead, and they were not people to talk much about their ancestors, so I can not tell you whether John Sites’ father was Henry and his mother Mary Schultz. Margaret seems to have been the oldest child, therefore John Sites must have married Mary Pinkstaff about 1809 or 1810. “This John Sites, whom we called ‘grandpop,’ had a brother Henry married to Maria Parker, a widow, my mother’s sister. There was also a brother, Jake. John Sites’ father may have been Henry, for it seems to have been a family name.’’ [Mrs. Kate Sites, Cavetown, Md. — 1920.] [7-54] JACOB SEITZ, s Emanuel and Rebecca (Goldsmith) Seitz [7-17]; m ELEONORA HICKS; lives at 63 E. North St., Hagerstown, Md. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [7-138] 1. David, m - Watson; Carneysville, W. Va. 2. William, dec. [7-139] 3. Emma, m Charles Johns; had 9 children. [7—140] 4. Addie, m William Boyd; Drumore, Pa. [7-141] 5. Mason, m Ella Martin; Reistertown, Md.; s Glendon. [Further data unobtamable; letters iinans.] [7-55] HARRY SEITZ, s Emanuel and Rebecca (Goldsmith) Seitz [7-17] ; m CATHARINE LEITER. Children {2): 1. Charles. [7-142] 2. Lulu, m Robert Horn; Hagerstown, Md. [Letters unanswered; unable to complete .] [7-56] WILLIAM SEITZ, s Emanuel and Rebecca (Goldsmith) Seitz [7-17], m - One child: [7-143] Daughter, m Elwood Fassett; Harpers Ferry, Va. [ Unable to complete; letters not ans.] [7-60] JOHN B. SHULTZ, b July 25, 1817; d Feb., 1875; s David and Susanna (Stoner) Shultz [7—19] ; m MARY JANE ZIMMERMAN, b Sept. 26, 1824; d Dec. 24, 1901; dau David and Catharine (Perkins) Zimmerman. Children (6): 1. Susan, b Nov., 1844; d Nov., 1865; unm. 2. William, b 1846; d 1849. 3. John H., b 1849; dec, unm] Roanoke, Va. [7-144] 4. Anna, b Oct. 30, 1851; m John H. McCrary. [7-145] 5. Wilford T., b 1856; m Bettie Fix. 6. Emma, b July 27, 1857 ; d July, 1888; unm. [7-61] GEORGE W. SHULTZ, b June 26, 1819; s David and Susanna (Stoner) Shultz [7-19]; m - RUSSELL. Lived in the west. No further data: in his father’s will it is stated “supposed to be now living.” Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 105 [7-62] HENRY SHULTZ, b Apr. 10, 1823; d Mar. 23, 1899; s David and Susanna (Stoner) Shultz [7-19]; to Jan. 5, 1848, NANCY C. ZIMMERMAN, b Sept. 24, 1826; d Oct. 19, 1900; dau David and Catherine (Perkins) Zimmerman. Merchant miller, res. Greenville, Va. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Martin, b Dec. 19, 1848; d Aug. 6, 1850. 2. David H., b Jan. 19, 1851; d Sept. 6, 1875. [7-146] 3. Mary E., b May 31, 1852; to J. W. Berry. [7—147 ] 4. Franklin G., b Mar. 7, 1855; to Emma E. Steele. [7—148] 5. James B., b July 18, 1857; to Lelia W. Webster. [7-63] EVA ELIZA SHULTZ, b Apr. 24, 1825; dau David and Susanna (Stoner) Shultz [7-19]; m THOMAS H. McGUFFIN. Children (5): [7-149] 1. John T., to Sarah E. Alphin; Lexington, Va. 2. Mary S., dec ; unm. [7-150] 3. Emma, to H. T. Lindsay. 4. Lucian, dec. 5. Lavinia, dec. [No further data obtainable.] [7-64] SAMUEL SHULTZ, b Feb. 24, 1833; s David and Susanna (Stoner) Shultz [7-19]; m MARGARET PAYNE. Samuel Shultz went to Arkansas before the Civil War. [ No f urther data obtainable.] [7-72] GEORGE SHULTZ GROVE, b June 5, 1811, d Feb. 1, 1883; s Joseph D. and Margaret (Shultz) Grove [7-20]; to NANCY ANN ROHR. Children (9): 1. Deborah Ann, d in infancy. 2. Margaret Elizabeth; d in infancy. [7-151] 3. David Wesley, to - [7-152] 4. Jacob Rohr, d Jan., 1918; to — - - [7-153] 5. Hester Travis, d Mar., 1912; m - Durrett. [7-154] 6. John Brown, to - ; has 3 children. [7-155] 7. Mary Ellen to - Watson. [7-156] 8. Joseph Reed, to - 9. George Adam, unm. (Inf. furnished by Mrs. Mollie Watson [7-155].) [ Unable to complete.] [7-74] JOSEPH GROVE, s Joseph D. and Margaret (Shultz) Grove [7-20] ;m NANCY BROWER. Children (J): [7-156.1] 1. Frances, m - Garber. 2. Christian. [7-156.2] 3. Nancy, b July 9, 1845; d Nov. 30, 1918; m George W. Carr. [7-156.3] 4. Elizabeth, to - — - Gochenhauer. ( Unable to verify above Joseph as son of Joseph David Grove [7-20].) The will of Joseph Grove prob. in 1871 mentions a nephew Enoch L. Brower. Is this above men¬ tioned Joseph? (Editor.) [7-76] CAROLINE GROVE, b Mar. 1, 1822; d July 7, 1902; daw Joseph David and Margaret (Shultz) Grove [7-20]; m JAMES CRAWFORD, b Dec. 28, 1809; d Sept. 11, 1870; s Robert and Sarah (Stevenson) Crawford. Lived in Ireland, W. Va. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Clinton, b Dec., 1849; d Feb., 1863. [7-157] 2. Preston H., b Mar. 18, 1852; m Rachel Belle Hefner. [7-158] 3. Sarah Margaret, b June 10, 1855; d 1915; m James M. Burbridge. No issue. [7-159] 4. Angeline W., b May, 1859; to Luther Garrett; Ohio. [7-160] 5. Mary E., b May, 1861; to Thomas M. Bird. [7-161] 6. Viola E., b Dec. 28, 1862; d Aug., 1912; to Lloyd B. Stevens. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] 106 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [7-77] MARIA J. SHULTZ, 6 1819; d 1910; daw Adam and Jane T. Shultz [7-21] ; m WILLIAM S. HAWPE, b 1809; d 1876; s John and Polly (Carson) Hawpe. (1921.) [7-162a] [7-1 62b] [7-163] Children (8): 1. Mary Jane, b 1840; d Oct. 24, 1904; m 1. William Henry Brownlee. 2. Michael A. Coiner. 2. Sallie Ann, b 1842; d 1865; single. 3. James Thomas, dec; m Amanda J. Boone. Mrs. Lelia Brownlee Friend [7-291] gives name of mother of Maria J. Shultz, as Susan Huff¬ man. [ Unable to verify or complete this data.] [7-78] MARTHA ANN SHULTZ, 6 1825; d Dec. 11, 1901 ; dowAdamand Jane T. Schultz [7-21]; m 1849, HENRY GEEDING, 6 1822; d Mar. 25, 1895; s George Adam and Elizabeth (Teaford) Geed- ing. Farmer, lived in Moorman’s River, Va. (1921.) Children ( 6 ): [7-164] 1. Minnie Elizabeth, 6 Nov. 19, 1850; m Thomas A. Dawson. 2. George Adam, 6 Nov. 9, 1856; Moorman’s River, Va. 3. Ephraim Linwood, 6 May 10, 1858; Moorinan’s River, Va. 4. William Henry, 6 Mar. 29, 1863; d Feb. 8, 1868. 5. Blanche, 6 Mar. 4, 1866; Moorman’s River, Va. [7-165] 6. Ada Martha, 6 Mar. 19, 1868; m Frank Blencowe. [7-79] GEORGE BANA SHULTZ, 6 Dec. 16, 1827; d Aug. 7, 1892; s Adam and Jane T. Shultz [7-21]; m Apr. 19, 1860, SUSAN BROWN, 6 Sept. 6, 1830; d Aug. 8, 1905; dau John and Mary D. (Shields) Brown. (1921.) Children (3): 1. William F., 6 Feb. 14, 1861; d Aug. 10, 1911. , 2. John L., 6 Dec. 26, 1864; Spottswood, Va. [7-166] 3. Leona S., 6 July 24, 1867; m Robert N. Lotts. [7-81] HANNAH M. SHULTZ, 6 1836; d Nov. 17, 1865; dau Adam and Jane T. Shultz [7-21]; m Nov. 24, 1859, CORNELIUS G. MILLER. No issue. [ Cunningham .] [No further data.] [7-83] MARGARET SHULTZ, 6 May 12, 1812; d Dec. 14, 1882; dau Henry and Catharine (Hawpe) Shultz [7-22]; m REV. JOSEPH DETTOR, 6 Feb. 24, 1807; d Sept. 16, 1874. Methodist minister. Rev. Joseph Dettor was a descendant of John Dettor who came from Germany and settled in Pa. [7-167] [7-168] [7-169] [7-170] [7-171] [7-172] [7-1 73a] [7-1 73b] [7-174] Children ( 9 ): 1. Lucy Ann, 6 Aug. 15, 1837; m Fred Hughson. 2. William F., 6 Aug. 9, 1840; d Apr. 6, 1911; m Martha Ann Carter. 3. Adam C., 6 May 22, 1842; d June 22, 1879; m Lynn Davis. 4. Elizabeth, m Harry H. Fleisher. 5. John Henry, d Apr. 1, 1865; m Bettie Trevilian. 6. George Mitchell, 6 Mar. 27, 1847; d Feb. 21, 1907; m Margaret Virginia Atkins. 7. Robert J., m twice; separated from both wives. 8. Amanda, m Harry Wartman. For information regarding the families of Margaret Shultz Dettor and their descendants the Editor is greatly indebted to Mrs. Annie Cunningham of Basic, Va., and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Louisa, Va. [7-84] JOHN HAWPE BROWN SHULTZ, 6 Mar. 23, 1815; d 1908; s Henry and Catharine (Hawpe) Shultz [7-22]; m MARGARET FIX, 6 Mar. 23, 1815; d 1903. Farmer, res. Spottswood, Au¬ gusta Co., Va. (1920.) Children (3): [7-175] [7—176] [7-1 77a] [7— 177b] 1. Julia A. G., 6 Dec. 25, 1842; d Apr. 18, 1917; m, William A. McDonald. 2. Phoebe J. G., 6 Sept. 10, 1847; m James W. Miller. | 3. William H. C., 6 Feb. 13, 1849; Oct. 8, 1920; m 1. Daisy Hess. 2. Lucy Dabney Jones. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 107 [7-85] ADAM A. SHULTZ, b Mar. 2, 1817; d June 16, 1890; s Henry and Catharine (Hawpe) Shultz [7-22]; m Jan. 24, 1844, ELIZABETH HULL, b Feb.14,1823; d May 8, 1897 ;dau Philip Hull. Farmer. (1920.) Children (7): [7-178] 1. Mary E., b May 8, 1846; d Apr. 28, 1912; m Jasper N. Mallicot.e. [7-179] 2. William H., b June 1, 1848; m Sallie C. Ayres. 3. J. O., b July 21, 1851; Midlothian, Texas. [7-180] 4. Charles A., b June 2, 1855; m Bettie A. Rawlins. [7-181] 5. Samuel G., b May 12, 1857; m Ellen Brotherton. [7-182] 6. Edward A., b Nov. 22, 1859; m Mary Lou Meredith. 7. Elizabeth A., b May 10, 1862; d Oct. 23 (25), 1877. Adam Shultz always signed his name “A. M. Shultz He and all his children excepting the young¬ est two were born in Augusta Co., Va. In 1859 he moved with his family to Washington Co., Va., living there until 1875 when they moved to Texas. [ C . A. Shultz .] [7-86] ISABELLA SHULTZ, dau Henry and Catharine (Hawpe) Shultz [7-22]; m JAMES W. SMITH. Children (3): 1. John, Roanoke, Va. 2. William. 3. Samuel, Staunton, Va. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [7-87] SUSANNA SHULTZ, b Oct. 26, 1820; d Dec. 1, 1889; dau Henry and Catharine (Hawpe) Shultz [7-22]; m Jan. 21, 1841, JAMES HARRISON, 6 Feb. 16, 1812; d Jan. 19, 1886; s William and Esther (Hook) Harrison. Miller, lived in Monmouth, Va. (1920.) Children (J): [7-183] 1. Howard M., b Nov. 13, 1841; d Oct. 10, 1918; m Peachey Wash. [7-184] 2. William H., b Aug. 21, 1843; m Fannie E. Hazelwood. 3. Esther C., b Aug. 19, 1845; m Thomas H. Wash. 4. Elizabeth J., b Dec. 11, 1847; m ( James 1I)T^xoa- . I 2. Samuel K. Dale. 5. Mary E., b July 15, 1850; d Aug. 29, 1852. [7-187] 6. Amanda V., b July 12, 1853; d Sept. 25, 1890; m John K. Turner. [7-188] 7. John P., b Mar. 17, 1857; m Loula Ruley. [7-186a] 1 [7-1 86b] J [7-90] MARIA LA VINA HILLEGASS, dau George and Rebecca (Gift) Hillegass [7-29]; m Oct. 13, 1833, JACOB G. HILLEGASS, b 1807; d 1857. [7-189a] [7— 189b] [7-190] [7-191] [7-192] [7-193] Children ( 5 ): 1. William George, b Sept. 10, 1839; d Aug. 6, 1908; m j PJara M®] Q?1fIJa11; & F [2. Mary Elizabeth Reed 2. Calvin W., b May 6, 1847; d Nov. 21, 1872; m Mary Emma Stamrook. 3. Horace Roland, b Dec. 31, 1849; d Aug. 8, 1909; m Ida B. Nepley. 4. Priscilla, d Dec. 18, 1868; m Louis Bach. 5. Jane, dec ; m Webster Meyers, dec. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [7-91] GEORGE WASHINGTON HILLEGASS, b Jan. 12, 1818; d Aug. 26, 1881; s George and Rebecca (Gift) Hillegass [7-29]; m Apr. 12, 1848; SARAH ANN HUNTER FISHER, b Mar. 6, 1828; d Dec. 29, 1913; dau John Nicholas and Suzanne (Hunter) Fisher. (1920.) Children (2): [7-194] 1. Effinger F., b Mar. 6, 1850; d Aug. 25, 1892; m Emma Uhler. [7-195] 2. Leonore S., b Aug. 26, 1854, m Dr. James Van Buskirk. [7-92a] JOSIAH HILLEGASS, b Sept. 9, 1817; d Feb. 3, 1877, at Harrisburg, Pa., s George and Rebecca (Gift) Hillegass [7-29] ; m ESTHER CATHARINE KEPLER, 6 May 20, 1815 ;d Apr. 14, 1857; dau Samuel and Hannah Kepler. 108 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [7-196] [7— 197a] [7-1 97b] [7-198] Children (7): 1. Rebecca, b Nov. 26, 1837; m Charles S. Shimer. 2. Warren H., b Dec. 4, 1840; d May 17, 1908; in 1. Ella Yohe. 2. Clara Rader. 3. Emma Hannah, b Apr. 3, 1844; d Apr. 14, 1898; in William G. Pennypacker. K J °Ct- 21' 1848^ { d [ES*] } 6' 01i™r J- ^ 13' 1854; “ i 2. Clemmie" McN^ldy. 7. Hiram William, b Feb. 17, 1851; d Apr. 10, 1853. [7-92b] JOSIAH HILLEGASS, same as above, m 2d time Oct. 5, 1858, MRS. LOUISA DOYLE, b Oct. 4, 1825; d Feb. 22, 1919. Drover and hotel owner; res. Red Hill, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [7-93a] WILLIAM HILLEGASS, b Apr. 25, 1820; d Sept. 1, 1902; s George and Rebecca(Gift) Hillegass [7-29]; in LUCY ANN SCHANTZ. No issue. Lived in San Francisco, Cal. [7— 93b] WILLIAM HILLEGASS, same as above, m 2d time LYDIA MERKEL. There were three children. [ Unable to obtain further data.] [7-94] CAROLINE HILLEGASS, b 1828; d Dec. 24, 1877; dau George and Rebecca (Gift) Hille¬ gass [7-29]; m Dec. 3, 1844, GEORGE LAWRENCE JACOBY, b Feb. 17, 1825;d Mar. 27, 1907;s Daniel and Hannah Jacoby. Lived in Sumneytown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [7-200] 1. Cornelia, b Feb. 12, 1847; m Samuel H. Weil. [7-201] 2. Henry Muhlenberg, b 1851; d 1915; in Mary Seeds. [7-95] MATILDA HILLEGASS, b Aug. 2, 1829; d Sept. 3, 1874; dau George and Rebecca (Gift) Hillegass [7-29]; m 1851, ISAAC POTTS, b Sept. 24, 1824; d Mar. 1, 1900; s Daniel and Rebecca (Strunk) Potts. Wheelwright. (1920.) Children (4).' 1. Winfield Scott, b June 25, 1852; d Mar. 29, 1912. [7-202] 2. Mary, b Oct. 18, 1853; m John A. Newbern. [ 7—203] 3. Izatus, b Sept. 18, 1858; m Clara Newton; Oak Lane, Phila. [7-204] 4. Cornelia, b Jan. 17, 1864; d Nov. 28, 1917; m Peter Chalfont. [7-96] JONATHAN WONSETLER, b May 10, 1834; d Apr. 25, 1873; s John and Sarah (Schultz) Wohnsitler [7-30]; in Aug. 7, 1858, MAGDALENA BEAN, b Nov. 3, 1838; d Sept. 29, 1917; dau Garrett and Esther (Hunsicker) Bean. Children (J): [7-205] 1. Henry B., b Jan. 6, 1859; d Dec. 7, 1916; m Ida Gouldey. [7-206] 2. Garrett B., b June 17, 1861; in Katherine Reutter. [7-207] 3. Frank B., b Sept. 19, 1862; d May 20, 1921; in Mabel H. Driver. 4. Sarah, b July 19, 1864; d Oct. 27, 1864. [7-208] 5. John B., b Sept. 28, 1865; m Bertha Bridge. [7-209] 6. A. Jane, b Jan. 5, 1868; m - Long; 2533 Jessup St., Phila., Pa. 7. Kate, b Jan. 14, 1873; d Aug. 25, 1875. [7-100] KATIE CLEMMER, dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Clemmer) Clemmer [7-34]; m JACOB D. GEHMAN. One child: [7-210] Henry C., m Katie Clemmer. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-101] JOSEPH C. FRETZ, b Dec. 31, 1828; s John and Mary (Clemmer) Fretz [7-35]; m Mar. 6, 1853, OLIVIA M. MUSSELMAN, b July 11, 1828. [7-21 2a] [7-2 12b] Children (<§)•' 1. Harry M., b Nov. 30, 1853; dec, m f 1. Lizzie K. Landis. I 2. - Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 109 [7-213] 2. Allen M., b Aug. 4, 1856; m Ellen B. Hartzel. 3. Amanda M., b Sept. 23, 1857; d Sept. 4, 1869. [7-214] 4. Susanna M., b Mar. 2, 1861; m Henry H. Price. [7-215] 5. Mary M., b Jan. 12, 1863; m Irwin D. Swartz. 6. Elizabeth M., b Oct. 30, 1865; d 1870. [7-216] 7. Erasmus M., b Jan. 14, 1868; m - Miller. 8. Joseph M., b Jan. 13, 1871. [ Fretz ' History, p 171. Unable to verify.} [7-102] WILLIAM CLEMMER FRETZ, b Oct. 21, 1830; d Mar. 2, 1897; .s John and Mary (Clem- mer) Fretz [7-35]; m Jan. 6, 1855, MARY BARNES, b Jan. 12, 1834; d Jan. 19, 1903; dau Daniel and Mary (Godshall) Barnes. Day laborer, res. Chalfont, Pa. (1920.) Children (10): [7— 217b j } 1* Allen B’’ h Apr' 19, 1856; d June 4’ 1918; m | 2. Mary Frick. [7-218] 2. Daniel B., b Mar. 3, 1859; m Emma Monteith. 3. Mary E., b Oct. 22, 1860; unm. 4. William B., b Nov. 14, 1862, d Oct. 12, 1888; unm (was druggist). ]7-219] 5. Mahlon B., b Jan. 14, 1866; m Helen Parry; Newtown, Pa. [7-220] 6. Rev. Edwin H., b Jan. 5, 1867; d June 12, 1916; m Marie Stuart. 7. Amanda, b Mar. 27, 1869; d June 1, 1892; unm. [7-221] 8. Anna, b Feb. 18, 1872; m James McCrosson. [7-222] 9. Ella M., b Sept. 7, 1876; m Burt M. Kent. 10. Walter, b Aug. 23, 1879; unm; Ambler, Pa. Rev. Edwin H. Fretz died in Pasadena, Cal. His wife was said to have been teaching in Berkeley University, Cal., but could not be located. [7-103] CATHARINE FRETZ, b July 29, 1832; d Sept. 5, 1894; dau John and Mary (Clemmer) Fretz [7-35] ; m Feb. 23, 1854, SAMUEL HUNSBERGER, b July 28, 1827 ; d Feb., 1912 ; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Wismer) Hunsberger. Farmer, lived in Dublin, Bucks Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (9): [7-223] 1. Mary F., b Apr. 26, 1855; m Charles C. Atkinson. [7—224] 2. Elias F., b Oct. 13, 1856; m Sallie (Overholt) Mosby. [7-225] 3. Amanda Elizabeth, b Mar. 10, 1858; m Phillip Miller. [7-225.1] 4. Catharine, b May 19, 1860; d Jan. 30, 1912; m Jacob Hunsberger. 5. Susanna, b Aug. 14, 1862; d Sept. 7, 1862. [7-226] 6. Anna F., b Sept. 27, 1863; d July 14, 1917; m Samuel L. Gross. 7. Allen F., b Mar. 28, 1866; 2830 Clementine St., Phila., Pa. 8. William F., b Apr. 23, 1869; d Apr. 16, 1893. 9. Daniel F., b Apr. 28, 1875; d Sept. 11, 1875. [7-104] MARY FRETZ, b Sept. 30, 1837 ; dau John and Mary (Clemmer) Fretz [7-35]; m Jan. 7, 1860, OLIVER HEDRICK, b Jan. 9, 1835; farmer. Children (12): [7-227] 1. Lizzie, b Feb. 13, 1861 ; m Jacob D. Moll. 2. Kate, b June 28, 1862; dec:, unm. [7-228] 3. Annie, b Nov. 16, 1864; m Harvey Crouthamel; Chalfont, Pa. [7-229] 4. Henry, b Mar. 7, 1866; m - ; Silverdale, Pa. No issue. [7-230] 5. Emma, b May 4, 1867; m Frank Appenzeller. [7-231] 6. Sophia, b Sept. 1, 1868; m Amos Baringer; Silverdale, Pa. [48—97] 7. Ida, b Nov. 2, 1869; m Jacob Snyder. 8. Susan, b Aug. 30, 1871; a Mar. 26, 1873. [7-233] 9. Ellen, b Sept. 30, 1872; m Clinton Landis; s Benjamin S., Perkasie, Pa. [7-234] 10. John, b Nov. 25, 1874; m - ; Perkasie, Pa. [7—235] 11. Clara, b Aug. 13, 1876; m Ulysses - ; Blooming Glen, Pa. [7-236] 12. Oliver, b Oct. 7, 1877; m - (Fretz' History. Unable to complete.) 110 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [7-107] DANIEL H. KECK, b Nov. 7, 1830; d Feb. 26, 1896; s David and Rachel (Hoch) Keck [7-36]; m Oct. 11, 1856, ELIZABETH YODER, b Jan. 16, 1833; d Mar. 7, 1912; daw Jacob and Nancy (Eschbach) Yoder. Farmer, squire, and school teacher. (1920.) Children (11): 1. Theresa, b May 5, 1857; d July 24, 1859. 2. Oliver, b June 20, 1858; d Oct. 19, 1859. [7-237] 3. Jonathan Y., b Mar. 25, 1860; m Hannah Nagle. [ 7—238] 4. Joel Y., b Sept. 1, 1861; m Matilda Neiman; Reading, Pa. No issue. [7—239] 5. Henry Y.. b Feb. 6, 1863; m Ida M. Christman. [7-240] 6. Sarah A., b Oct. 24, 1864; m John Schwenk. [7-241] 7. David Jacob, b July 17, 1867; m Rosa Christman. [7-242] 8. Emma R., b Feb. 4, 1869; m Oswin Ziegenfuse. [7-243] 9. William, b Jan. 1, 1871; m Florence Detwiler. 10. Katie Lizzie, b Sept. 5, 1873. [7-244] 11. Cora, b Sept. 23, 1876; m William Gaugler. [7-108] MARIA KECK, b Feb. 22, 1841; d July 13, 1873; dau William and Esther (Kern) Keck [7-37]; m SAMUEL K. KULP, b Sept. 29, 1835; d Jan. 22, 1883; s Henry and Rachel (Koch) Kulp. (1920) Children (3): 1. Maria, b July 22, 1872; unm; East Greenville, Pa. [7-245] 2. Hannah, b May 19, 1868; m Rev. H. Morris Schofer. [7-246] 3. Charles, b Jan. 1, 1870; m Emma Sigmund; Pennsburg, Pa. [7-109] THOMAS K. KECK, b May 12, 1842, d Nov. 29, 1893; s William and Esther (Kern) Keck [7-37]; m MATILDA SCHULTZ; res. widow, E. Greenville, Pa. Infant son, b Feb. 22, 1882. [Letter unans.; unable to complete.) [7-111] WILLIAM K. KECK, dec; s William and Esther (Kern) Keck [7-37]; m ELIZABETH GERHARD, dec ; dau George Gerhard. Children (9): 1. Franklin G., b Sept. 14, 1894; d Sept. 5, 1895. 2. Sallie G., b Mar. 4, 1900; d Jan. 26, 1901. [7-247] 3. Ella, m Albert Hillegass. [7-248] 4. Edwin, m Sallie Treichler; East Greenville, Pa. 5. Lizzie; 6. William; 7. Jennie; 8. Minnie; 9. Mary. [Letters unans. Unable to complete.) [7-112] CARL (CHARLES) HILLEGASS, b May 26, 1839; d June 8, 1869; s Charles and Catharine (Kerver) Hillegass [7-39]; m CATHARINE KLINE, b Apr. 6, 1845; d Oct. 27, 1869. Children (2): 1. Milton, b May 21, 1866; d June 20, 1869. 2. Alice Jane, b June 11, 1869; d June 20, 1869. [7-113] HENRY HILLEGASS, s Charles and Catharine (Kerver) Hillegass [7-39]; m - Children (2): [7-248.1] 1. Ida, m - Wolf; 340 N. 8th St., Allentown, Pa. [7-248.2] 2. Emma, dec; m - Roth. Henry Hillegass at one time conducted a store at Clayton, Pa., and moved from there to Allen¬ town. [Letters not ans. Unable to verify.) [7—114] AMELIA HILLEGASS, b June 15, 1826; d Mar. 13, 1899; dau Jacob and Sarah (Greber) Hillegass [7-40]; m Dec. 7, 1861, EDWIN G. DREHS, b May 29, 1838; d Mar. 12, 1869. One child: [7-249] Irwin, m . [ No further data obtainable.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 111 [7-1 15a] CHARLES KEHL, b Mar. 1, 1826; d Feb. 19, 1901; s Anthony and Magdalena (Hillegass) Kehl [7—41]; m LOVINA WELKER, b Sept. 1, 1830; d Feb, 24. 1852. [ Hiram Kehl. N o further data.] [7-1 15b] CHARLES KEHL, same as above, m 2d time CAROLINE SCHELL, b May 15, 1835; d Dec. 26, 1911; dau Jacob and Maria (Kline) Schell. Children (2): [7-250] 1. Hiram C., b Nov. 12, 1854; m Mary A. B. Kepler. [7-251] 2. Emma S., b Feb. 13, 1856; m William H. Steltz. [7-116] JOHN KEHL, b Nov. 27, 1827; d Mar. 25, 1910; s Anthony and Magdalena (Hillegass) Kehl [7-41]; m CASSIE BOBB, dau John Bobb. Children ( 9 ): 1. Sarah Joanna, b May 17, 1860; d Apr. 1, 1864. 2. Mary Rebecca, b Sept. 7, 1864; d May 21, 1901. 3. Clementine, dec. [7-252] 4. John B., b Dec. 7, 1867; m Laura S. Esling. [7-253] 5. Lewis E., b July 31, 1873; m Gertrude Sarah Becker. 6. Henry. 7. Emma. 8. Kate. 9. Sophia. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-117] LEWIS KEHL, b Feb. 22, 1831; d Nov. 25, 1903; s Anthony and Magdalena (Hillegass) Kehl [7-41]; m SUSANNA MOYER, b Nov. 16, 1839; d Dec. 15, 1913. Children (2): 1. Maria Anna, b Sept. 24, 1861; d Oct. 26, 1871. 2. Alfred, b Dec. 25, 1863; d Jan. 12, 1870. Lewis Kehl is said to have been married twice; 1st wife probably SUSANNA KLEIN, born Sept. 3, 1835; died Aug. 9, 1859. One child: [7-253.1] Amanda, m Oscar Bernhard, East Greenville, Pa. [ Unable to verify above.] [7-118] SOPHIA KEHL, b June 25, 1834; d Mar. 1, 1905; dau Anthony and Magdalena (Hillegass) Kehl [7-41] ; m RICHARD MARKLEY, 6 Apr. 7, 1830; d July 1, 1892; s Andrew and Elizabeth (Stetler) Markley. Farmer. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Ellen, b June 18, 1861; d Dec. 1, 1890. 2. Andrew, b Sept. 9, 1858; d Sept. 3, 1859. [7-254] 3. Kehl, b Nov. 27, 1859; m Ida A. Meyer. [7-255] 4. Naomi K., b Sept. 1, 1865; m Alfred G. Clemmer. [7-256] 5. Richard, m Annie B. Arundel. [7-257] 6. Asa, m Lillie May Peters. 7. Bertha, unm\ Pennsburg, Pa. [7-119] WILLIAM H. KEHL, b Jan. 31, 1842; d Feb. 8, 1918; s Anthony and Magdalena (Hille¬ gass) Kehl [7 — 41 ] ; m Aug. 27, 1867, EMMA ELIZABETH PENNEBECKER, b Nov. 11, 1843 ;d Apr. 12, 1919; dau George and - - - - (Greber) Pennebecker. Merchant, lived in East Greenville, Pa. G920.) One child: [7-258a] [7-258b] Charles Pennebecker, b July 21, 1868; m 1. Ada E. Schwenk. 2. Minnie M. Bowman. [7-123] SOPHIA KLINE, dau Adam and Anna (Hillegass) Kline [7-43]; m WILLIAM KICH- LINE. Res. Allentown, Pa. Children (7): 1. Milton, d 1902. No issue. 2. Alfred W., d May, 1918; unm. 112 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Mary R., 252 Lehigh St., Allentown, Pa. 4. Annie, d 1887. 5. Ella S., d 1888. 6. Carrie B. [7-259] 7. Alice B., d 1896; m E. S. Pardee, Medina Co., Ohio. No issue living. [Data from Court Records, Allentown, Pa. Unable to complete. Letters unans .] [7-124] POLLY (MARY) KLINE, dau Adam and Anna (Hillegass) Kline [7-43] ; m EPHRAIM KRAUSS. Children ( If): [7-260] 1. Anna, m Henry Hersh; 1248 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. [7—261 ] 2. Clara, m David Kline, Allentown, Pa. [7-262] 3. Milton, m - ; 140 S. 8th St., Allentown, Pa. [ 7—263] 4. Mary, m Frank Hartzell, 516 N. 6th St., Allentown, Pa. [Letters not ans. Unable to complete.] [7-125a] CHARLES KLINE, s Adam and Anna (Hillegass) Kline [7-43]; m CAROLINE LUDWIG. One child: [7-264] Mary, m Walter Jones. [7— 125b] CHARLES KLINE, same as above, m 2d time, ROSETTA ROEDER. One child: [7-265a] 1 T 1. George Bryan. [7-265b] j ’ 1 2. - Fulmer. [ Unable to verify or complete .] [7-127] REBECCA KLINE, dau Adam and Anna (Hillegass) Kline [7-43]; m WILLIAM WEISS. Lived in Akron, Ohio. One child: [7-266] Edwin, m - ; California. [Unable to verify or locate.] [7-128] WASHINGTON KLINE, s Adam and Anna (Hillegass) Kline [7-43] ; m EMMA FRETZ. One child: [7-267] Henry, m - ; d 1918. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-129] CONRAD SITES, d 1917; s John and Henrietta (Herr) Sites [7-45]; m CATHARINE SHEN. No issue. Lived in St. Thomas Twp. Will dated Jan. 14, 1916; probated Jan. 6, 1917 ; wife sole legatee and executrix. [No further data.] [7-132] EMMA SITES, b Oct. 5, 1849; dau John and Henrietta (Herr) Sites [7-45]; m LEVI C. BRANDT, b Nov. 24, 1845. Res. Chambersburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [7-268] 1. Mary Elizabeth, b Sept. 9, 1869; m Harry Stouffer Eberly. [7—269] 2. Carrie G., b Mar. 4, 1876; m Dr. J. Walker Croft. [7-270] 3. Sylvia Blanche, b Feb. 5, 1884; m J. B. Belford. 4. Jessie. Three other children d in infancy. [7-132.1] ALBERT SITES, b Feb. 12, 1848; d Jan. 7, 1920; s Henry and Mary (Newcomer) Sites [7-47]; m Jan. 1, 1873, MARGRET EASTON, b Nov. 24, 1850. (1922.) Children ( 3 ): [7-270.1] 1. Mary A., b Feb. 8, 1876; m Frank Phiel. [7-270.2] 2. Susan J., b Nov. 17, 1879; m Benjamin Huber; Chambersburg, Pa. [7-270.3] 3. Charles, b Aug. 20, 1878; d Mar. 15, 1912; m Eva Reynolds. [Letters unans. Further data unobtainable.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 113 [7-132.3] BENJAMIN SITES, b June 17, 1852; s Henry and Mary (Newcomer) Sites [7-47]; m Jan. 17, 1875, ANNA KUHN, b May 8, 1854; dau George and Catharine (Zarger) Kuhn. Farmer; Greencastie, Pa. (1922.) Children (6): [7-270.9] 1. George A., b Feb. 14, 1877; m Georgia Nair; Milledgeville, Pa. [7-270.10] 2. Robert J., b Jan. 6, 1879; m Lydia B. Gardner. 3. Jesse, b May 18, 1886; unm; Chambersburg, Pa. [7-270.11] 4. Rhoda M., b Feb. 10, 1888; m William O. Saum. [7-270.12] 5. John O., b Apr. 2, 1892; m Annie Harmon, Marion, Pa. [7-270.13] 6. Mary A., b Aug. 4, 1894; m Frank Eshelman. [7-132.4] CYRUS SITES, b Apr. 13, 1858; s Henry and Mary (Newcomer) Sites [7-47]; m Oct. 1, 1878, AMELIA HOLLANDS, b Dec. 3, 1858; dau George and Elizabeth (Kuhn) Hollands. Res. Green- castle, Pa., R. D. 1. (1922.) Children (5): [7-270.14] 1. Mary Elizabeth, b May 6, 1879; m Franklin Gilbert. [7-270.15] 2. Cyrus Leslie, b May 10, 1880; m Etta Seiders. 3. Nora Allice, b Sept. 9, 1882; d July 7, 1906. [7-270.16] 4. Viola Catherine, b May 5, 1885; m Harry C. Pheil; Mercersburg, Pa. [7-270.17] 5. George Henry, b Aug. 20, 1886; m Ida Pearl Miller; Chambersburg, Pa. [ Letters unans. Unable to complete .] [7-132.8] WILLIAM C. SITES, b June 25, 1868; s Henry and Mary (Newcomer) Sites [7-47]; m Dec. 28, 1890, LYDIA F. SEIDER, b July 1, 1861; dau John and Sarah (Bowers) Seider. Farmer; Chambersburg, R. D. 3. (1922.) One child: [7-270.25] Mary B., b Sept. 5, 1896; m Edward B. Snyder. [7-135] LAURA SITES, b Feb. 1, 1870; d June 8, 1919; dau William and Barbara C. (Lenherr) Sites [7-48]; m 1903, HARRY STOKES. Lived in Milledgeville, Ill. No issue. [7-136] ALICE MISSOURI SITES, b Sept. 20, 1863; daw Jacob and Mrs. Mary Bender (Holden) Sites [7-49]; m MOSES M. WALCK, b Apr. 26, 1855. Res. Greencastie, Pa., R. D. 1. Farmer. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [7-271] 1. Norman L., b Sept. 21, 1888; m Ola Zeigler. 2. D. Ralph, b Mar. 6, 1902. [7-144] ANNA SHULTZ, b Oct. 30, 1851; dau John B. and Mary J. (Zimmerman) Shultz [7-60]; m June 13, 1872, JOHN HINTON McCRARY, b 1844; d Aug. 4, 1916; s Dr. Andrew and Elisabeth (Witt) McCrary. Merchant, res. 1321 Church St., Lynchburg, Va. (1921.) Children (J): [7-272] 1. Alvon Breckenridge, b Apr. 1, 1873; m Neta Maude Collins. [7-273] 2. Frank Marvin, b Mar. 12, 1875; m Gertrude Adkinson; Graham, Va. [7-274] 3. Marguerite Mason, b Mar. 5, 1878; m E. L. Cease. 4. Thomas Witt, b Mar. 2, 1891; 1321 Church St., Lynchburg, Va. [7-145] WILFORD T. SHULTZ, b 1856; s John B. and Mary J. (Zimmerman) Shultz [7-60]; m BETTIE FIX; dau John and - (Wright) Fix. Res. Greenville, Va. No issue. (1921.) [7-146] MARY ELIZABETH SHULTZ, b May 31, 1852, dau Henry and Nancy C. (Zimmerman) Shultz [7-62]; m Jan. 10, 1870, J. W. BERRY, b Aug. 30, 1847; s James and Rebecca (Bucanan) Berry. Farmer, res. Raphine, Va. (1919.) Children ( 9 ): [7-275] 1. Wahneta Rebecca, b Nov. 10, 1872;. m Saul T. Smith. [7-276] 2. Florence Edna, b Dec. 16, 1874; m John D. Parker. [7—277] 3. Willie Burton, b Aug. 27, 1877; m W. F. Humphries, Greenville, Va. 114 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [7-278] 4. Percy Leonard, b May 27, 1880; m Bessie A. Fix. [7-279] 5. Bessie Bell, b Jan. 13, 1883; m Walter H. Wade. [7-280] 6. Mable Shultz, b Apr. 30, 1885; m James H. Wade. [7-281] 7. Mattie McKee, b Sept. 19, 1889; m William R. Ivindig. 8. Mary Virginia, b July 24, 1895; d Oct. 14, 1896. 9. Marie Alberta, b Oct. 16, 1897; Greenville, Va. [7-147] FRANKLIN GRAHAM SHULTZ, b Mar. 7, 1855; s Henry and Nancy C. (Zimmerman) Shultz [7-62]; m EMMA ELIZABETH STEELE, b 1851; dau Samuel and Elizabeth (Hawpe) Steele. Rural mail carrier, Greenville, Va. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [7-282] 1. Chesley Doak, b Jan. 25, 1879; m Leonora C. Parker. [7-283] 2. Henry Warwick, b Aug. 8, 1881; m Jessie Pedigo. [ 7—284] 3. Earl Mecklon, b Sept. 22, 1883; m Bessie Jones. [7-285] 4. Frederick Steele, b Mar. 2, 1887; m Eulee Melton. 5. James William, b May 1, 1888 (89); unm; Wadesboro, N. C. [7-148] JAMES B. SHULTZ, b July 18, 1857; s Henry and Nancy C. (Zimmerman) Shultz [7-62]; m Feb. 17, 1892, LELIA W. WEBSTER, dau Alfred Webster. Carpenter; 21 Plum St., Richmond, Va. (1920.) One child: [7-286] Addie L., b Nov. 13, 1905; m Edward C. Holt, 893 Griffin Ave., Richmond, Va. [7-149] JOHN T. McGUFFIN, s Thomas H. and Eva E. (Shultz) McGuffin [7-63]; m SARAH E. ALPHIN. Res., Lexington, Va. . One child: [7-287] Edna Elizabeth, b May, 1885; m Henry T. Kirkpatrick. [Mrs. Cunningham .] [7-150] EMMA J. McGUFFIN, dau Thomas H. and Eva E. (Shultz) McGuffin [7-63]; m H. T. LINDSAY. Children (2): [7-288] 1. Lula May, b Jan. 26, 1883; m Frank D. Carson. [7-289] 2. Mary Eva, b Sept. 30, 1885; m John B. Harris. [Mrs. Cunningham .] [7-151] DAVID WESLEY GROVE, s George S. and Nancy A. (Rohr) Grove [7-72]; m - ; eleven children living , two dec. [ No further data obtainable.] [7-152] JACOB ROHR GROVE, b - ; d Jan., 1918; s George S. and Nancy A. (Rohr) Grove [7-72]; m - ; 7 children living, 4 dec. [Further data unobtainable .] [7-153] HESTER TRAVIS GROVE, d Mar., 1912; dau George S. and Nancy A. (Rohr) Grove [7-72]; m - DURRETT. 7 children living; 8 dec. (1910.) [ No further data obtainable.] [7-155] MARY ELLEN GROVE, dau George S. and Nancy A. (Rohr) Grove [7-72]; m - WATSON; res., Watson, W. Va. (1920.) 6 children living; 2 dec. [Letters unans. Unable to complete.] [7-156.2] NANCY GROVE, b July 9, 1845; d Nov. 30, 1918; dau Joseph and Nancy (Brower) Grove [7-74]; m GEORGE W. CARR, b Dec. 25, 1837; d Oct. 16, 1901. (1922.) Children (J); [7-289.5] 1. Joseph T., b Mar. 19, 1867; d Mar. 6, 1914; m Ella Coiner. [7-289.6] 2. Eugene O., b 1865; m Mintie Campbell; Fisherville, Va. [7-289.7] 3. Ida, b 1870; d Dec., 1894; m David Yount. [7-289.8] 4. Emma, b 1871; m Charles Leonard. [Letters unans. Unable to complete.] » [7-157] PRESTON H. CRAWFORD, b Mar. 18, 1852; s James and Caroline (Grove) Crawford [7-76]; m Dec. 23, 1874, RACHEL BELL HEFNER. Res., Ireland, W. Va. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 115 Children (3): [7-290] 1. E. Alonzo, b July 4, 1876; m Julia M. O’Dell. 2. A. P., b June 28, 1878. 3. Ralph B., b Jan. 16, 1882; d July 1, 1908. Preston H. Crawford was a member of the Lewis County Court, West Va., for six years, also Jus¬ tice of the Peace four years. P. H. Crawford and Sons are now engaged in Farming and Stockraising, and specialize in the breeding of pure bred registered Shorthorn Cattle. A. P. Crawford is serving as assistant assessor for Lewis Co., W. Va. [7— 162a] MARY JANE HAWPE, b 1840; d Oct. 24, 1904; dau William S. and Maria J. (Shultz) Hawpe [7-77] ; m Nov. 25, 1858, WILLIAM H. BROWNLEE, b 1842; d July 25, 1863; s Alexander and Nancy (Doke) Brownlee. [Lelia Brownlee Friend gives marriage date as Mar. 4, I860.] School teacher, Greenville, Va. William H. Brownlee was wounded in the Battle of Gettysburg; died a few days later. Children ( 2 ): [7-291] 1. Lelia, b Dec. 22, 1860; m Charles H. Friend. [ 7—292] 2. William, b Jan. 16,1863; m Ella E. Williams. [7— 162b] MARY J. (HAWPE) BROWNLEE, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 5, 1865, MICHAEL A. COINER, 6 Oct. 31, 1817; d Aug. 24, 1899; s George Michael and Susanna (Hawpe) Coiner. Farmer, Fishersville, Va. (1921.) Children (5): [7-293] 1. Garnett Thomas, b Sept. 29, 1868; m Mary E. Scherrer. [ 7—294] 2. Herman Steele, b Dec. 5, 1871; m Rosa Sampson.. [7-295] 3. Homer Briley, b Dec. 5, 1871; m Mattie S. Weade. [7-296] 4. Bernice, b Mar. 11, 1878; m Louie Bean. 5. Samuel Hawpe, d in infancy. [7-163] JAMES WILLIAM THOMAS HAWPE, dec; s William S. and Maria J. (Shultz) Hawpe [7-77] ; m AMANDA JANE BOONE. (1921.) Children {2): [7-297] 1. William S., b May 22, 1872; m Maggie A. Miller. [7-298] 2. Alma, m G. Kemper Foster; Grottoes, Va. [ Further data not obtainable.] [7-164] MINNIE ELIZABETH GEEDING, b Nov. 19, 1850; dau Henry and Martha A. (Schultz) Geeding [7-78] ; m Dec. 24, 1879, THOMAS A. DAWSON, b Apr. 24, 1850 ; d May 23, 1909 ; s Hampden and Selina (Bagby) Dawson. Deputy sheriff; res., Staunton, Va. (1921.) Children (2): [7-299] 1. Harry Hampden, b Nov. 8, 1880; m Katherine Whitlock. [7-300] 2. Leonard Geeding, b Jan. 19, 1882; m Helen Dwyer. [7-165] ADA MARTHA GEEDING, b Mar. 19, 1868; dau Henry and Martha A. (Shultz) Geeding [7-78] ;m Feb. 8, 1893, FRANK BLENCOWE, b Aug.4, 1855; d Jan. 27, 1907;s Thomas and Elizabeth (Pinkhard) Blencowe. Pharmacist; res., 821 High St., Staunton, Va. (1921.) Children (3): [7-301] 1. Helen Elizabeth, b Jan. 6, 1897; m Pomeroy Young. 2. Hilda Martha, b Apr. 22, 1898; d Apr. 26, 1899. 3. Allen Geeding, b Apr. 23, 1899; Staunton, Va. [7-166] LEONA S. SCHULTZ, b July 24, 1867; dau George B. and Susan (Brown) Schultz [7-79]; m Apr. 7, 1908, ROBERT N. LOTTS, b Aug. 8, 1852; farmer. Res., Greenville, Va. No issue. (1921.) [7-167] LUCY ANN DETTOR, b Aug. 15, 1837; dau Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m Jan. 9, 1855, FRED HUGHSON, b Aug. 8, 1827; d Oct. 23, 1908. Children {11): [7-302] 1. Ida Margaret, b Nov. 3, 1855; m Albert P. Calfee. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 116 [7-303] 2. Marceline, b June 30, 1857; m Robert W. Mathews. [7-304] 3. Lucy Fred, b May 27, 1859; m William G. Hayslett. [7-305] 4. Emma Jane, b Mar. 14, 1861; m Edward Poncel Hawkins. [7-306] 5. Otis, b Jan. 29, 1863; m Elsie Griggs. [7-307] 6. Dettor, b Jan. 20, 1867; m Jessie Wood. 7. Andelia McGehu, b Oct. 4, 1869; d Jan. 3, 1898. [7-308] 8. Frederick Mitchell, b Oct. 1, 1871; m Cornelia M. Collins. [7-309] 9. Annie Palmer, b Feb. 12, 1874; m A. P. Cunningham. 10. Edgar Fitz, b Mar. 4, 1877; d Mar. 10, 1899. [7-310] 11. Albert Lynn, b Jan. 8, 1880; m Margaret Apperson. [7-168] WILLIAM F. DETTOR, b Aug. 9, 1840; d Apr. 6, 1911; s Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m Nov. 22 (23), 1865, MARTHA ANN (PATTY) CARTER; b Jan. 20, 1845; dau William and Martha A. (Gentry) Carter. Master mason; C. and O. R. R. ; Gordonsville, Va.(1919.) [7-311] [7-312] [7-313] [7-314] [7-315] [7-316] [7-3 17a] [7-317b] [7-318] Children (9): 1. Lula X., b Aug. 11, 1866; m Dr. A. Custis Smith. 2. Lillian A., 6 Oct. 27, 1867; d Mar. 16, 1887; m William L. Dowell. 3. Edgar Grafton, b May 11, 1869; d Dec. 15, 1904; m Clara B. Schleicher. 4. Margaret L., b Oct. 2, 1871; m Frank T. Johnson. 5. William M., b May 8, 1874; m Letta B. Agnew 6. Bernard T., b Dec. 7, 1877; m Lena R. Smith. 7. Robert L., b Aug. 31, 1879; d Jan. 5, 1880. 8. Jennie C„ b Aug. 8, 1881 ; m ( V °r- Thomas N. Jeffris. I 2. Dr. Harry S. Willis. 9. Mary Maude, b Oct. 28, 1883; d Apr. 4, 1909; m Elmer S. Scruggs. [7-169] ADAM C. DETTOR, b May 22, 1842;dJune 22, 1879; s Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m Mar. 12, 1867, LYNN DAVIS, b Nov. 13, 1844; d Feb. 13, 1909. Merchant. (1920.) Children (J): [7-319] 1. Joseph L., b Jan. 12, 1869; m Mary L. Brown. 2. Lucian Clarke, b Feb. 5, 1871; unm; 354 O’Farrel St., San Francisco, Cal. Lucian C. Dettor is Supt. of Dining Car, Southern Pacific Co. [7-320] 3. Annie M., b Jan. 1, 1872; m Charles M. Brooks. [7-321] 4. Clarence W., b Mar. 1, 1875; m Minnie M. Goods. Lynn (Davis) Dettor m 2nd time, James C. White of Nebraska. No issue. [7-170] ELIZABETH CATHARINE DETTOR, dau Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m HENRY HARRISON FLEISHER. Res., Laurel, Del. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [7-322] 1. Marion E., b Oct. 3, 1853; d Dec. 23, 1917; m Matthew T. Pusey. [7-323] 2. Effie K. (Evelyn), m Isaac Park; Moundsville, Mo. [7-324] 3. George, d 1919; m - ; Seattle, Wash. [7-325] 4. Howard H., b May 5, 1852; m Caroline Park. 5. Virginia, d young. [ Unable to complete. Data from Arthur H. Pusey and Howard Fleisher, Iola, Kansas .] [7-171] MAJOR JOHN HENRY DETTOR, b - ; d Apr. 1, 1865; s Rev. Joseph and Mar¬ garet (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m Jan. 17, 1861, BETTIE TREVILIAN. One child: [7-326] John Hampton, b Nov. 7, 1864; m Annie Laurie Carson. Betty (Trevilian) Dettor m 2nd time, - Winston and had two sons who m and had fami¬ lies [B. T. Dettor.] Since there has been some confusion regarding the correct military record of Capt. Dettor in the Civil War, the following data furnished by Mrs. Frank Johnson of Louisa, Va., and B. T. Dettor of Chattanooga, Tenn., is inserted. Plate 13 Carl Regent, a Jesuit priest, who helped to establish the mission station among the Schwenkfelders at Harpersdorf, Silesia, in 1719, by the decree of Charles VI. Plate 14 Johann Samuel Neander Pastor of the Lutheran Church in Harpersdorf, Silesia, in 1726. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 117 Correct Military Record of Captain John Dettor. To the Editor of The Times-Despatch, Sir: Permit me to correct your statement in your issue of the 23d inst to the effect that Captain Hawley became major of the Tenth Virginia Cavalry the last year of the war. When Colonel Caskie became colonel, Lieut. Hawley became captain of Co. A and remained so to the surrender. When we left Petersburg, Robt. A. Caskie was Colonel W. B. Clement’s lieut-colonel and J. Henry Dettor (Com¬ pany F from Albemarle Co.), was major. The major was killed in the retreat and the regiment was captured near Amelia. Consequently no promotion could be made. I was lieut. in Co. K. Tenth Va. Cavalry, and served in West Va. also, being made lieut. just before the seven days battles before Richmond, and knew personally and intimately every officer in the regiment. This correction is due to the memory of Major Dettor and correct history. J. H. Turner, D. D. Ruxton, Maryland. My Dear Madam: Yours received and it gives me great pleasure to do or say anything I can which may be of use to the wife of Capt. J. Henry Dettor, Co. F., 10th Va. Cavalry, U. S. A. He always wrote or signed his name J. Henry Dettor. I knew him intimately as a fellow officer in the same regiment. He and I were rather companionable. He was a good fighter, an excellent officer, and had the good will and esteem of all in the regiment. He was promoted major of the regiment just about the time we left Petersburg after its evacuation. I spoke to him a few minutes before he was killed. It was I think just about the time — a little before or after the battle of Five Oaks. It is fifty years ago and some things have been forgotten. I should like to know just where his body was found. About a year ago there was a notice in the Times-Dispatch of Rd., of the death of Capt. Hawley, Co. “D” of our regiment. In this notice he was mentioned as major of the 10th Va. Cavalry. Although I did not know whether any of Major Dettor’s friends were alive or might ever see it, I took occasion to write to the Dispatch and correct the error, telling the editor that Capt. Hawley was never major of the regiment, but that J. Henry Dettor was promoted to the office as I have stated. I did this in justice to the memory of Maj. Dettor. They failed to send me a copy of my notice and so I did not know it had been published. I presume this is the notice to which you refer. There were two lieutenants Martin in Co. F. Are they living? Yours is the first and only word I have had from the Co. in all these years, except a brief call I made on Capt. Cable in Staunton, a few years before his death. Capt. Dettor rode a sorrel horse with a blaze or bald face. Your mention of the horse recalls it to mind. Sincerely yours, J. H. Turner, Lieut. Co. K. 10th Va. Reg. 3 Somerset Road, Roland Park, Baltimore, Md. Nov. 25, 1914 Capt. or Maj. J. Henry Dettor, mustered in service, left home 27t.h of June 1861. Mustered in at Gawley Bridge , WestVa. Served in battles in West Va. He was wounded at Charles City Court House, W. Va. Henry Lee was left to guard road during the battle around Trevilians. In the battle around Richmond a piece of shell passed through his saddle-bags and one piece went in front and skinned the horse’s legs. He had several narrow escapes. He was killed at Five Forks, Dinwiddie County, 1st day of April, 1865, nine days before the surrender. His body was afterward found by his father, Joseph Dettor, and carried to Greenwood, his old home, and buried. He turned back to save another company and his horse fell then ran off and he called to his boys to get his horse and then the enemy closed in on them. W. F. Dettor, his brother, got his horse and led it out. [Mrs. Frank Johnson]. John Henry Dettor Captain of Company F., Tenth Virginia Cavalry, was killed at “FIVE FORKS,” Dinwiddie County, Va., April 1st, 1865, age 30 years. After eight months of suspense alternating between hope and fear, at times his parents and friends hearing that he was certainly alive, at other times that he was killed, his remains were found by his father, December 3rd, carried to his home in this county, near Greenwood Depot, where his funeral was preached (Dec. 9th) by the writer, to a large and attentive audience, from Romans, 8th chapter and 23d verse, and then buried with Masonic honors by King Solomon Lodge, No. 194, of which he was a member. Thus has passed away from earth one of the noble brave around whose name the evergreen Acacia will ever twine. He was a Christian, devoted to the Master, who has called him away from the Church militant to the Church triumphant in Heaven, where the clarion notes of the bugle will never summons “to arms” and no crimson current flow amidst the roar of artillery, the gleam of the sabre, and the sharp crack of the rifle. As a captain he was exceedingly popular with his superior officers, and with his company, including among its members some of Albemarle’s bravest sons. As a son he was affectionate and obedient; as a husband and father kind, attentive and devoted; as a brother generous and true. A warm-hearted Mason, a genial companion, a NOBLE MAN. C. C. V. [7-172] GEORGE MITCHELL DETTOR, b Mar. 27, 1847; d Feb. 21, 1907; s Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m Jan. 23, 1889, MARGARET VIRGINIA ATKINS, b July 13, 1866; dau William Garret and Elizabeth Moseley (Newman) Atkins. 118 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (5): 1. George Russell, b Feb. 1, 1890. 2. William Towles, b Dec. 8, 1893. [7-327] 3. Margaret Ruth, b Mar. 26, 1891; m George Gilmer. [7-328] 4. Inez, b Nov. 16, 1892; m Joseph F. Meyer. [ 7—329] 5. Elizabeth Newman, b Jan. 11, 1897; m Jason I. Eckford. [7-173a-b] ROBERT J. DETTOR, s Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m twice. Res., 1506 Hollins St., Baltimore, Md. Children {3): [7-330] 1. Alma, m Alexander V. Owens. [7-331a-b] 2. Robert J., m 1st - ; 2d - [ 7—332] 3. Marguerite, m Thomas Shelton. [ Unable to complete.} [7-174] AMANDA DETTOR, dau Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83] ; m HARVEY WARTMAN, b - ; d Sept., 1901. Lived in Harrisonburg, Va. (1921.) One child: [7-333] John Henry, b Sept. 24, 1870; m Sina Black. [7-175] JULIA A. G. SHULTZ, b Dec. 25, 1842; d Apr. 18, 1917; dau John H. B. and Margaret (Fix) Shultz [7-84]; m Sept. 19, 1873, WILLIAM A. McDONALD, b Nov. 3, 1834; s John and Mary C. McDonald. Res., Greenville, Va. No issue. (1920.) William A. McDonald was born in Scotland and came to America in 1869; he was stricken blind a number of years ago. The editor has a very legible letter written by him. [7-176] PHOEBE J. G. SHULTZ, b Sept. 10, 1847; dau John H. B. and Margaret (Fix) Shultz [7-84]; m Oct. 5, 1878, JAMES W. MILLER, b Mar. 4, 1850; s Martin and Susanna (Bright) Miller. Farmer, res., Spottswood, Va. (1920.) One child: [7-334] Harry W. H., b Aug. 5, 1879; d Sept. 5, 1919; m Ocea Bowers. [Much of the information regarding the Henry Shultz family was given by Mrs. Phoebe Millei .] [7-1 77a] WILLIAM H. CLAY SHULTZ, b Feb. 13, 1849; d Oct. 8, 1920; s John H. B. and Margaret (Fix) Shultz [7-84]; m DAISY HESS, dec. Farmer, res., Spottswood, Va. [7— 177b] WILLIAM H. CLAY SHULTZ, same as above, m 2d time, LUCY DABNEY JONES. Children (2): 1. Clay Winston, b 1913. 2. William Cary, b 1915. William H. C. Shultz lived on the old homestead; he committed suicide Oct. 8, 1920. He owned four farms, and had a chalk mound on one. [7-178] MARY E. SHULTZ, b May 8, 1846; d Apr. 28, 1912; dau Adam A. and Elizabeth (Hull) Shultz [7-85]; m JASPER NEWTON MALLICOTE, d in Va. about 1877-78. Children ( 3 ): [7-334.1] 1. Sarah Louisa, b Nov. 9, 1874; m Henderson Taylor Campbell. [7-334.2] 2. Nannie G., b 1876; m P. E. Pope. [7—334.3] 3. Jasper Newton, b 1878; m Minnie Mitchell. [7-179] WILLIAM HENRY SHULTZ, b June 1, 1848; s Adam A. and Elizabeth (Hull) Shultz [7-85]; m Sept. 21, 1875, SARAH (SALLIE) C. AYRES, b Oct. 11, 1852; d Nov. 29, 1902; dau John P. and Mary E. (Whiteaker) Ayres. Stock farmer; res., Alvarado, Texas. (1920.) Children ( 9 ): [7-335] 1. Mary Elizabeth, b July 10, 1876; m R. C. McCracken. [7-336] 2. Susie Virginia, b Mar. 22, 1878; m Paul G. Beyette. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 119 [7-337] 3. William Orville, b Mar. 6, 1880; m Winifred Sansom. 4. Lou Ann, b Sept. 9, 1882; Alvarado, Texas. 5. Lou Ayres, b Aug. 15, 1884; Paint Rock, Texas. [7-338] 6. Stuart Craven, b Aug. 11, 1886; m Grace Southern. 7. Sadie May, b Jan. 24, 1890; d Feb. 9, 1890. 8. Lorena Blanch, b Feb. 21, 1892; d Nov. 13, 1900. 9. Nette, b Sept. 29, 1896. [7-180] DR. CHARLES ADOLPHUS SHULTZ, b June 2, 1855; s Adam A. and Elizabeth (Hull) Shultz [7-85]; m Dec. 26, 1882, BETTIE A. RAWLINS, 6 Nov.3,1861; dau R. A. and Virginia (Bledsoe) Rawlins. Physician; res., Alvarado, Texas. (1920.) Children (9): [7-339] 1. Ernest R., b Nov. 7, 1883; m Myrtle I. Senter. [7-340] 2. Adda Virginia (Blanche), b Nov. 29, 1885; m Courtland P. Craig. [7-341] 3. Charles Y., b Sept. 12, 1887; m Gertrude Weaver. 4. Ed. A., b Jan. 5, 1889; Alvarado, Texas. [7-342] 5. Harry E., b May 7, 1891; m Sarah A. Cole. 6. John W., b Jan. 26, 1893; Alvarado, Texas. 7. Robert Ross, b Aug. 13, 1896; d June 27, 1898. 8. Frank M., b May 20, 1898; Alvarado, Texas. 9. Virgil E., b July 14, 1905; Alvarado, Texas. [7-182] EDWARD A. SHULTZ, b Nov. 22, 1859; s Adam A. and Elizabeth (Hull) Shultz [7-85]; m Apr. 28, 1891, MARY LOU MEREDITH, b July 9, 1869; dau Elisha and Leanna (Scott) Meredith. Hardware dealer; res., Alvarado, Texas. (1920.) Children (J): [7-343] 1. Freda Meredith, b July 12, 1892; d Feb. 29, 1914; m Thomas Armstrong. 2. Alice Lou, b Aug. 16, 1894; d Feb. 13, 1897. 3. Dixie, b Feb. 16, 1899; d Mar. 27, 1899. 4. Dorothy, b Aug. 31, 1901. [7-183] HOWARD M. HARRISON, b Nov. 13, 1841, d Oct. 10, 1918; s James and Susanna (Shultz) Harrison [7-87] ;m Sept., 1884, PEACHEY WASH, b Apr. 7, 1840;d Dec. 23, 1906; dau William L. and Martha J. (Moore) Wash. Res., Lexington, Va. No issue. (1920.) Howard M. Harrison lost both hands in the Civil War about 1863. [7-184] WILLIAM H. HARRISON, b Aug. 21, 1843; s James and Susanna (Shultz) Harrison [7-87]; m Aug. 30, 1883, FANNIE E. HAZELWOOD, b June 2, 1852. Miller; res. Lexington, Va. (1920.) Children (4)- [7-344a] [7-344b] 1. Viola A., b Mar. 9, 1887; m 1. Hubert A. Greene. 2. Joseph M. Allen. 2. Arthur F., b Jan. 1, 1889; unm ; Lexington, Va. [7-345] 3. Mary B., b May 22, 1891 ; m Allen J. Miley. 4. David R., b Apr. 27, 1894; unm; Richmond, Va. [7-186a] ELIZABETH J. HARRISON, b Dec. 11, 1847; dau James and Susanna (Shultz) Harrison [7-87]; raNov. 16, 1882, JAMES DIXON, b Apr. 8, 1829 ;d Sept. 24, 1884 ;s William and Sally (Walk- up) Dixon. Farmer, Kerr’s Creek, Va. One child: Carrie J., b Mar. 1, 1885. [ 7— 186b] ELIZABETH J. (HARRISON) DIXON, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 3, 1897, SAMUEL K. DALE, b Feb. 5, 1844; d Nov. 1, 1917; s Alexander and Patsy (Kerlin) Dale. Farmer, Brooklyn, Iowa. (1920.) [7-189a] WILLIAM GEORGE HILLEGASS, b Sept. 10, 1839; d Aug. 6, 1908; s Jacob G. and Maria L. (Hillegass) Hillegass [7-90] ;m Feb. 7, 1865, CLARA A. MENDENHALL, b Feb. 7, 1847; d Sept. 18, 1894; dau Josiah and Susanna (Hollingsworth) Mendenhall. Master mechanic; res., 1650 Dyre St., Philadelphia. 120 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 6 ): [7-346] 1. Harry M., b Aug. 26, 1866; m Ella I. Davis. [7-347] 2. Oren W., b June 23, 1870; m Martha A. Potter. 3. Irvin R., b Dec. 27, 1872; d Feb. 14, 1876. 4. Charles C., b June 26, 1875; d Nov. 8, 1876. [7-348] 5. Susannah H., b Sept. 23, 1879; m James E. Draper. 6. Albert, b Feb. 22, 1882; d June 1, 1882. [7-189b] WILLIAM GEORGE HILLEGASS, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 18, 1897, MARY ELIZABETH REED, b June 20, 1853; dau George W. and Sophia (Rudy) Reed. Master Mechanic; res., 1650 Dyre St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [7-190] CALVIN W. HILLEGASS, b May 6, 1847; d Nov. 21, 1872; s Jacob G. and Maria L. (Hille- gass) Hillegass [7-90]; m Feb. 21, 1867, MARY EMMA STAMROOK, b Apr. 27, 1845; dau William Ann (Houseal) Stamrook. Musician; res., Willow Grove Ave., Wyndmoor, Pa. (1920.) Children (8): [7-349] 1. Theresa Lavinia, b Nov. 23, 1867; m Harry M. Edenborn. 2. Lillie Virginia, b Feb. 8, 1870; d 1875. 3. Mary Emma, b May 21, 1872; d Sept., 1875. [7-191] HORACE ROLAND HILLEGASS, b Dec. 31, 1849; d Aug. 8, 1909; s Jacob G. and Maria L. (Hillegass) Hillegass [7-90]; m Sept. 25, 1878, IDA B. NEPLEY, b Apr. 16, 1856; dau John and Catharine (Varnick) Nepley. Res., Narberth, Montg. Co., Pa. (1920.) One child: [7-350] Horace Russell, b June 18, 1880; m Carrie Colbath; Narbeth, Pa. [7-192] PRISCILLA HILLEGASS, d Dec. 18, 1868; dau Jacob A. and Maria L. (Hillegass) Hille¬ gass [7—90]; m LOUIS F. BACH. Children ( 3 ): [7^351] 1. Ida L., b Mar. 1, 1857: m Albert J. Scheuerle. [7—352] 2. Louis D., b May 20, 1859; d Aug. 21, 1919; m Emma M. Neel. [7—353] 3. Clara P., b July 30, 1861 ; m George F. Walter. [7-193] JANE HILLEGASS, dec; dau Jacob G. and Maria L. (Hillegass) Hillegass [7-90] ; m WEB¬ STER MYERS, dec. Three children: all died in infancy. [7-195] LEONORE SUZANNE HILLEGASS, b Aug. 26, 1854; dau George W. and Sarah A. (Hunter Fisher) Hillegass [7-91]; m Feb. 4, 1884, DR. JAMES VAN BUSKIRK, b July 11, 1844; s Jacob and Livy (Apple) Van Buskirk. Physician; res., 2130 N. Hancock St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [7-196] REBECCA HILLEGASS, b Nov. 26, 1837; dau Josiah and Esther C. (Kepler) Hillegass [7-92a]; m Sept. 13, 1857, CHARLES S. SHIMER, b Jan. 10, 1834; d Jan. 20, 1899; s Charles B. and Anna (Schantz) Shimer. Res., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) One child: [7-354] Cornelia H., b Dec. 25, 1860; m Joseph H. Hart. [7-1 97a] WARREN H. HILLEGASS, b Dec. 4, 1840; d May 17, 1908; s Josiah and Esther C. (Kepler) Hillegass [7-92a]; m ELLA YOHE, b May 6, 1846; d May 10, 1875. No issue. [7-197b] WARREN H. HILLEGASS, same as above, m 2d time, May 10, 1881, CLARA RADER, b June 10, 1851; dau Henry and Sarah Ann (Miller) Rader. Cattle dealer; res., 1230 W. Firth St., Phila,, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [7-355] 1. Lee Herbert, b Apr. 22, 1883; m Evelyn P. Markland. 2. Wallace Hunter, b July 15, 1887 ; d June 14, 1894. 3. Warren Josiah, b Dec. 29, 1895; Phila., Pa. 4. Pearl Esther, b Aug. 23, 1897; Phila., Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 121 [7-198] EMMA HANNAH HILLEGASS, b Apr. 3, 1844; d Apr. 14, 1898; dau Josiah and Esther (Kepler) Hillegass [7-92a] ; m WILLIAM G. PENNYPACKER. (1920.) One child: [7-356] Edgar H., b Sept. 19, 1868; m Rebecca E. Young. [7-199a] OLIVER J. HILLEGASS, b Feb. 13, 1854; s Josiah and Esther C. (Kepler) Hillegass [7-92a]; m LUCIE M. STRONG, b Mar. 27, 1857 ; d Nov. 3, 1879; dau Herman L. and Mary A. (John¬ son) Strong. Children (3): [7-357] 1. Josiah Herman, b Mar. 17, 1877; m Harriet M. Bennethum. 2. John Chambers, b Feb. 22, 1876; d Aug. 12, 1876. 3. Ada Strong, b Sept. 17, 1878; d Sept. 5, 1879. [7-199b] OLIVER J. HILLEGASS, same as above, m 2nd time CLEMMIE McNOLDY. No issue. Res., 2344 N. Smedley St., Phila. (1920.) [7-200] CORNELIA JACOBY, b Feb. 12, 1847; dau George L. and Caroline (Hillegass) Jacoby [7-94]; m Jan. 4, 1863, DR. SAMUEL H. WEIL, d bet. 1900-1902. Dr. Weil was a surgeon in U.S.A. and U. S. N., connected with Gulf Squadron for a number of years; also spent a number of years in service of the Merchant Marine. Res., 4362 Lake Park Ave., Chicago, Ill. (1920.) One child: [7-358b] } Spencer, b Nov. 19, 1870; m 1. Fredric Scheffer. 2. Charles Powell Clampitt. [7-201] HENRY MUHLENBERG JACOBY, b 1851; d 1915; s George L. and Caroline (Hillegass) Jacoby [7-94]; m July 1, 1879, MARY SEEDS, b 1855; dau Thomas M. and E. Virginia (Caranna) Seeds. Lieutenant, U. S. N.; res., Germantown Ave. and Logan St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children {2): 1. Virginia L., b June 1, 1882; d Nov. 10, 1895. 2. Harry M., b Jan. 6, 1884; d Dec. 26, 1888. [7-202] MARY POTTS, b Oct. 18, 1853; dau Isaac and Matilda (Hillegass) Potts [7-95]; m Apr. 24, 1877, JOHN A. NEWBERN, b June 9, 1852; d May 2, 1898; s John and Mary B. (Jaquette) Newbern. Chief clerk; res., 3611 Fox St., Queen Lane Manor, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [7-359] 1. Lilian M., b Jan. 18, 1878; m Montgomery Smith. [7-360] 2. Matilda I., b Mar. 28, 1881; m Alfred D. Blair. [7-361] 3. Mary C., b July 16, 1890; m Rufus Bright. [7-203] IZATUS POTTS, b Sept. 18, 1858; s Isaac and Matilda (Hillegass) Potts [7-95]; m CLARA NEWTON. Res., Oak Lane, Phila., Pa. Children ( 2 ): [7-361.1] 1. Mary, m Walter Nofer; 6054 Delancey St., Phila., Pa. 2. Stella, unm. [ Letters unans .; unable to complete.] [7-205] HENRY B. WONSETLER, b Jan. 6, 1859; d Dec. 7, 1916; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Bean) Wonsetler [7-96]; m Oct. 23, 1884, IDA GOULDEY, b July 12, 1864; dau Franklin and Martha A. (Hallman) Gouldey. Was Supt. of Creamery, Fairview Village, Pa. No issue. [7-206] GARRETT B. WONSETLER, b June 17, 1861; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Bean) Won¬ setler [7-96]; m May 15, 1889, KATHERINE REUTTER, b June 17, 1865. No issue. [7-207] FRANK B. WONSETLER, b Sept. 19, 1862; d May 20, 1921; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Bean) Wonsetler [7-96]; m Nov. 12, 1890, MABEL H. DRIVER, b Mar. 30, 1869; dau John M. and Sarah H. (Nash) Driver. Life insurance agent; residence at 1318 DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) 122 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families One child {adopted): Dorothy, b Nov. 14, 1902. Frank B. Wonsetler was born in Skippack Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. He received lys early education in the schools of his native township, after which he attended the West Chester State Normal School from which he was graduated in 1885. For a number of years Mr. Wonsetler was a school teacher in Montg. Co. He served as principal of the Bryn Mawr (Pa.) High School for some years and later was a professor in Peirce School of Business, Phila. On account of poor health, in 1891 Mr. Wonsetler moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where he served for a number of years as cashier of a life insurance agency. Coming north in 1897, he became a member of the well known insurance agency of Coleman and Wonsetler, Norristown, Pa. He was appointed member of the Board of Trustees of the West Chester State Normal School by Gov. Brumbaugh, which position he held at the time of his death. Mr. Wonsetler took a prominent part in the Church and charitable work of Norristown and served on numerous boards. [7-208] JOHN B. WONSETLER, b Sept. 28, 1865; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Bean) Wonsetler [7—96] ; m Oct. 23, 1889, BERTHA BRIDGE, b May 27, 1866. Res., 864 N. 27th St., Camden, N. J. (1919.) Children (3): [7-362] 1. Robert A., b Nov. 1, 1890; m Louise M. Vollmer. 2. John C., b Aug. 25, 1900. 3. Marie N., b May 12, 1907. [7-210] HENRY C. GEHMAN, s Jacob D. and Kate (Clemmer) Gehman [7-100]; m KATIE CLEMMER. Res., Souderton, Pa. Children ( 5 ): [7-363] 1. Sallie, m Elmer Souder. [7-364] 2. Katie, m John F. Moyer. [7—365] 3. Ida, m Irvin C. Derstine. 4. Jacob. 5. Lizzie, unm. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [7-212a] HARRY M. FRETZ, b Nov. 30, 1853; dec; s Joseph C. and Olivia M. (Musselman) Fretz [7-101]; m Dec. 8, 1878, LIZZIE K. LANDIS, dec. Telegraph operator; lived in Hatfield, Pa. Children (J); [7-366] 1. Olivia Rebecca, b Feb. 8, 1882; m - Krauthamel. 2. Ada Viola, b June 9, 1884; d unm. 3. Orlando L., b Dee. 31, 1885; d unm. 4. Milton L., b Mar. 31, 1888; d unm. [7-212b] HARRY FRETZ, m 2d time, widow, in Lansdale, Pa. [Fretz' History.] [7-214] SUSANNA M. FRETZ, b Mar. 2, 1861; dau Joseph C. and Olivia M. (Musselman) Fretz [7-101]; m HENRY H. PRICE. Children {3): 1. Alice; 2. Laura; 3. Mary. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-215] MARY M. FRETZ, b Jan. 12, 1863; dau Joseph C. and Olivia M. (Musselman) Fretz [7-101]; m IRWIN D. SWARTZ. Children {2): 1. Edwin; 2. Minnie, d Jan., 1890. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-217a-b] ALLEN B. FRETZ, b Apr. 19, 1856; d June 4, 1918; s William C. and Mary (Barnes) Fretz [7-102]; m 1st, SUE L. STINE, d 1903; m 2d time, 1910, MARY FRICK. Salesman, lived at 3852 Brown St., Phila., Pa. No issue. [No further data obtainable.] [7-218] DANIEL B. FRETZ, b Mar. 3, 1859; s William C. and Mary (Barnes) Fretz [7-102]; m Oct. 4, 1894, EMMA MONTEITH, b May 6, 1869; dau William and Mary A. (Stever) Monteith. Asbestos worker; res., Chalfont, Pa. No issue. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 123 [7-221] ANNA FRETZ, b Feb. 18, 1872; dau William C. and Mary (Barnes) Fretz [7-102]; m JAMES McCROSSEN. Keeper at Zoological gardens; res., 3852 Brown St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: James Willard. [7-222] ELLA MARTHA FRETZ, b Sept. 7, 1876 ; dau William C. and Mary (Barnes) Fretz [7-102] ; m June 29, 1905, BURT M. KENT, b Sept. 22, 1879; s Eugene M. and Nellie (Conger) Kent. Patent lawyer; res., 1899 E. 82nd St., Cleveland, Ohio. (1920.) One child: Helen Fritzie, b June 18, 1908. [7-223] MARY F. HUNSBERGER, b Apr. 26, 1855; dau Samuel and Catharine (Fretz) Huns- berger [7-103] ; m Nov. 15, 1879, CHARLES C. ATKINSON, b Oct. 13, 1853; d Oct. 17,1904. Farmer; Res., Perkasie, Pa. (1920.) One child: [7-367] Samuel Howard, b Feb. 8, 1882; m Hannah G. Rice. [7-224] ELIAS F. HUNSBERGER, b Oct. 13, 1856; s Samuel and Catharine (Fretz) Hunsberger [7-103]; m SARAH (OVERHOLT) MOSBY. Children (2): 1. Harvey Samuel. 2. Nettie Catharine. [No further data obtainable.] [7-225] AMANDA E. HUNSBERGER, b Mar. 10, 1858; dau Samuel and Catharine (Fretz) Huns¬ berger [7-103]; m Dec. 2, 1876, PHILIP MILLER, b Dec. 17, 1854; s Philip and Margaret (Long) Miller. Stable mgr.; res., 3215 N. 7th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) No issue. [7-226] ANNIE F. HUNSBERGER, b Sept. 27, 1863; d July 14, 1917; dau Samuel and Catharine (Fretz) Hunsberger [7-103]; m SAMUEL L. GROSS. Res., Doylestown, Pa. One child: W. H., b Mar. 27, 1888. [ Unable to complete.] [7-227] LIZZIE HEDRICK, b Feb. 13, 1861; dau Oliver and Mary (Fretz) Hedrick [7-104]; m Sept. 19, 1885, JACOB D. MOLL. One child: Howard, b Jan. 7, 1887. Farmer; Perkasie, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-228] ANNIE HEDRICK, b Nov. 16, 1864; dau Oliver and Mary (Fretz) Hedrick [7-104]; m Jan., 1892, HARVEY CROUTHAMEL. Res., Chalfont, Pa. [No further data.] [7-231] SOPHIA HEDRICK, b Sept. 1, 1868; dau Oliver and Mary (Fretz) Hedrick [7-104]; m Oct. 29, 1887, AMOS BARINGER. Farmer; res., Silverdale, Pa. [ No further data obtainable.] [7-237] JONATHAN Y. KECK, b Mar. 25, 1860; s Daniel M. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m HANNAH NAGLE, b Oct. 6, 1854; dau Frederick and Caroline (Weaver) Nagle. Res., 132 King St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children {9): 1. Bertha May, b Jan. 17, 1881; d Jan. 23, 1885. [7-368] 2. Wilmer N., b Apr. 6, 1882; m Stelletta W. Yergey. [7—369] 3. Harvey A., b Mar. 5, 1884; m Edna Coller. 4. Lawrence N., b Feb. 9, 1886; d Sept. 24, 1886. [7-370] 5. Maud, b Oct. 5, 1887; m Elmer Breuninger. [7-371] 6. Bessie, b Jan. 24, 1889; m Wayne Kline; Reading, Pa. 7. Daniel, b May 21, 1893; d July 2, 1890. [7-372] 8. Jennie, b Mar. 19, 1891; m Daniel Unruh; Phila., Pa. 9. Jonathan, b July 11, 1893; d Dec. 25, 1893. 124 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [7-239] HENRY Y. KECK, b Feb. 6, 1863; s Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m May 28, 1885, IDA M. CHRISTMAN, b June 25, 1865; dau Jonas and Emaline (Miller) Christman. Fireman, res., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (15): [7-373] [11-216] [7-375] [7-240] SARAH ANN KECK, b Oct. 24, 1864; dau Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m JOHN SCHWENK, b Sept. 9, 1863; s Nathan and Louise (Gerhart) Schwenk. Res., Boyertown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Wayland G., b Jan. 7, 1893; Boyertown, Pa. [7-376] 2. Elwood K., b Oct. 28, 1894; m Stella Tabor. 3. Hilda K., b July 19, 1901. [7-241] DAVID JACOB KECK, b July 17, 1867; s Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m Apr. 26, 1890, ROSA CHRISTMAN., b Nov. 13, 1867; dau Jonas and Emeline (Miller) Christman. Farmer and merchant; res., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Allen, b July 17, 1890; d Apr. 24, 1908. [7-377] 2. Elmer C., b Sept. 16, 1893; ?n Louise Zwald. 3. Rufus C., b June 6, 1896. 4. Daniel H., b July 5, 1901. 5. Miriam F., b Feb. 18, 1904. 6. Martha M., b Sept. 29, 1907. [7-242] EMMA R. KECK, b Feb. 4, 1869; dau Daniel and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m Apr. 14, 1900, OSWIN ZIEGENFUSE, b Dec. 10, 1867 ; s Daniel and Sarah (Schoenly) Ziegenfuse. Stationary engineer; res. Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy M., b June 22, 1901. 2. Harold O., b Mar. 25, 1906. [7-243] WILLIAM KECK, b Jan. 1, 1871; s Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; ■m Aug. 11, 1897, FLORENCE DETWILER, b Oct. 30, 1874; dau John L. and Harriet (Weidner) Detwiler. Clothing merchant, res. Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Elizabeth, b Sept. 17, 1901; Mt. Holyoke College, Mass. 2. Florence Wilma, b Feb. 18, 1915. [7-244] CORA KECK, b Sept. 23, 1876; dau Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m Nov. 5, 1898, WILLIAM GAUGLER, b June 20, 1873; s Jesse and Sophia (Leidy) Gaugler. Carpenter; res. Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (11): 1. Vernon, b Oct. 26, 1899; Pottstown, Pa. 2. Marion, b Feb. 23, 1901; Pottstown, Pa. 1. Warren R., b Sept. 24, 1885. 3.l“zT } twim- b Auk- 25, 1887 ; 4. Elsie May, b Jan. 22, 1889; m Willis Hendricks. 5. Lotta B., b Mar. 14, 1891; d Apr. 22, 1914. 6. William C., b Dec. 19, 1892; m Pearl Reigner. 7. Daniel H., b Sept. 18, 1894. 8. Henry A., b Nov. 12‘, 1896. 9. Ralph L., b Jan. 16, 1898. 10. Jacob H., b July 12, 1899; d Oct. 19, 1899. 11. Lillie M., b Sept. 24, 1900; d Jan. 4, 1901. 12. Ida M., b Aug. 3, 1902; d Jan. 30, 1904. 13. Edna A., b Aug. 10, 1905. 14. Maurice E., b Oct. 26, 1908; d Apr. 12, 1909. 15. Mary A., b Apr. 3, 1910. m Irwin Faust. d Mav 14. 1888. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 125 3. Adon, b Mar. 7, 1902; Pottstown, Pa. 4. Cora, b Oct. 7, 1904; d Aug. 18, 1905. 5. Elizabeth, b Oct. 11, 1906; d June 14, 1911. 6. Amy, b Oct. 17, 1908. 7. Helen, b Feb. 7, 1910; d Sept. 16, 1910. 8. Leidy, b Aug. 14, 1911. 9. Paul, b May 13, 1913. 10. William Leon, b May 7, 1918. 11. Claude, b Apr. 26, 1919. [7-245] HANNAH KULP, b May 19, 1868; dau Samuel K. and Maria (Keck) Kulp [7-108]; m Apr. 28, 1901, REV. H. MORRIS SCHOFER, b Feb. 2, 1869; s James and Catharine (Diener) Schofer. Minister; res. Aristes, Pa. (1919.) Rev. Schofer was the first graduate of Perkiomen Seminary after it was taken over by the Schwenk¬ felder church. Mr. Schofer after graduating at Perkiomen in 1893, entered Muhlenberg College, from which he received his A. M. in 1897; he then entered the Mt. Airy (Phila.) Lutheran Theological Seminary, finishing his course in 1900; is now pastor of the Aristes-Gowen City Lutheran Parish and teacher of manual training in Mt. Carmel High School. One child: James Samuel, b May 13, 1903; d Aug. 19, 1906. [7-246] CHARLES KULP, b Jan. 1, 1870; s Samuel and Maria (Keck) Kulp [7-108]; m EMMA SIGMUND. Has two sons ; lived at Sigmund, Pa. [Letters unans. Unable to complete.] [7-250] HIRAM C. KEHL, b Nov. 12, 1854; s Charles and Caroline (Schell) Kehl [7-115b]; m Dec. 18, 1888, MARY A. B. KEPLER, b May 19, 1867; dau John and Amanda (Schwartz) Kepler. Retired; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Charles H., b Feb. 21, 1894; East Greenville, Pa. 2. John L., b Oct., 21, 1896; East Greenville, Pa. 3. Carrie A., b May 1, 1901; East Greenville, Pa. [7-251] EMMA S. KEHL, b Feb. 13, 1856; dau Charles and Caroline (Schell) Kehl [7-115b]; m May 30, 1886, WILLIAM H. STELTZ, b Sept. 6, 1845; s Solomon and Catherine (Hillegass) Steltz. Res. East Greenville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [7-252] JOHN A. KEHL, b Dec. 7, 1867; s John and Cassie (Bobb) Kehl [7-116]; m Aug. 24, 1889, LAURA S. ESLING, b July 27, 1869; dau Nicholas and Sarah (Miller) Esling. With Boyertown Burial Casket Co.; East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ); [7-378] 1. Mary A., b Feb. 28, 1890; m Calvin Headman. 2. Lewis E., b Aug. 29, 1892; d Nov. 1, 1918. 3. Charles H., b Mar. 10, 1895; East Greenville, Pa. 4. William H., b July 22, 1896; d Apr. 30, 1904. 5. Harold S., b Jan. 16, 1909. [7-253] LEWIS ELMORE KEHL, b July 31, 1873; s John and Cassie (Bobb) Kehl [7-116]; m Dec. 31, 1895, GERTRUDE SARA BECKER, b May 11, 1875; d July 1, 1920; dau John and Catherine (Blank) Becker. Butcher; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Clarence Paul, b May 10, 1897; d May 10, 1897. 2. John Curtis, b Dec. 30 1901 ; d Mar. 23, 1902. 3. Wesley Llewellyn, b Jan. 14, 1900. 4. Birchall Denane, b June 10, 1907. [7-254] KEHL MARKLEY, b Nov. 27, 1859; s Richard and Sophia (Kehl) Markley [7-118]; m Dec. 25, 1886, IDA A. MEYER, b Oct. 15, 1863; dau Dr. Charles and Lydia (Haines) Meyer. Farmer; res., Pennsburg, Pa. (1920.) 126 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 3 ): [7-379] 1. Bessie May, b Oct. 10. 1888; m Philip M. McDowell. [7-380] 2. Grace, b July 22, 1893; m Arthur J. Clark. 3. Kehl, b May 23, 1896; unm.; Pennsburg, Pa.; teacher at Perkiomen School. [7-255] NAOMI K. MARKLEY, b Sept. 1, 1865; dau Richard and Sophia (Kehl) Markley [7-118]; m ALFRED G. CLEMMER, b Feb. 1, 1867; s Henry and Mary B. (Geissinger) Clemmer. Farmer; res., Clayton, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 9 ): 1. Henry M., b Aug. 16, 1895; Clayton, Pa. 2. Ira M., b Aug. 7, 1896; Clayton, Pa. 3. Le Roy Richard M., b Sept. 24, 1897; Clayton, Pa. 4. Alfred M., b Oct. 17, 1898; Clayton, Pa. 5. Warren M., b May 7, 1901. 6. Mary Ada M., b June 9, 1902. 7. Ella Mae M., b May 9, 1903. 8. Annie Naomi M., b Nov. 27, 1904. 9. Bertha M., b Dec. 19, 1906. [7-256] RICHARD MARKLEY, s Richard and Sophia (Kehl) Markley [7-118]; m ANNIE B. ARUNDEL. Res., Malvern, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Lulu M., b Dec. 5, 1894; d Apr. 1, 1896. 2. Vida B., b Aug. 25, 1896; d July 19, 1897. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-257] ASA MARKLEY, s Richard and Sophia (Kehl) Markley [7-118]; m LILLIE MAY PETERS. Res., Pennsburg, Pa. One child: Winifred, b Oct. 3, 1908; d Oct. 11, 1908. [Letters unans.; unable to com¬ plete or verify.] [7-258a] REV. CHARLES PENNEBECKER KEHL, b July 21, 1868; s William H. and Emma E. (Pennebecker) Kehl [7-119]; m Aug., 1893, ADA ELIZABETH SCHWENK, d Aug. 23, 1901; dau Henry and Lydia T. (Keelor) Schwenk. Children (2): 1. George Pennebecker, b Mar. 29, 1896. 2. William Schwenk, b Dec. 18, 1899. [7-258b] REV. CHARLES PENNEBECKER KEHL, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 6, 1903, MINNIE MAY BOWMAN b Mar. 8, 1876; dau Jacob and Mary E. (Bishop) Bowman. Clergyman, res., 352 W. South St., Carlisle, Pa. (1919.) One child: Mary Jane, b Dec. 10, 1904. [7-260] ANNA KRAUSS, dau Ephraim and Mary Polly (Kline) Krauss [7-124]; m HENRY HERSH. Res., 1248 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. Children (4): 1. John; 2. Mary; 3. Howard; 4. Grace. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-262] MILTON KRAUSS, s Ephraim and Polly M. (Kline) Krauss [7-124]; m - Res., 140 S. 8th St., Allentown, Pa. Children (3): 1. Helen; 2. Anna; 3. Paul. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-263] MARY KRAUSS, dau Ephraim and Polly M. (Kline) Krauss [7-124] ; m FRANK HART- ZELL. Res., 516 N. 6th St., Allentown, Pa. Children (2): [7-381] 1. Ida, m Martin Strauss. 2. Emma, dec; unm. [ Unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 127 [7-265a] LAURA KLINE, dau Charles and Rosetta (Roeder) Kline [7-125b]; m GEORGE BRYAN. Children (2): 1. Rosa; 2. Kline; Easton, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-265b] LAURA (KLINE) BRYAN, same as above, m 2d time - FULMER. One child: Jennie. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-266] EDWIN WEISS, s William and Rebecca (Kline) Weiss [7-127]; m - . Lived in California. Had 4 sons; 3 in Ohio, 1 in California. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-267] HENRY KLINE, d in 1918; s Washington and Emma (Fretz) Kline [7-128]; m - Children {3): 1. Charles, 616 N. Poplar St., Allentown, Pa. [7-382] 2. Fannie, m Joe Rush; had s named Grant. 3. Margaret, unm. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-268] MARY ELIZABETH BRANDT, b Sept. 9, 1869; dau Levi C. and Emma (Sites) Brandt [7-132]; m Nov. 28, 1895, HARRY STOUFFER EBERLY, b Jan. 20, 1873; s John R. and Eliza¬ beth (Detrich) Eberly. Res., 564 Nelson St., Chambersburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Helen, b Aug. 20, 1898, Chambersburg, Pa. 2. Brandt, b Apr. 30, 1902, Chambersburg, Pa. * [7-269] CARRIE G. BRANDT, b Mar. 4, 1876; dau Levi C. and Emma (Sites) Brandt [7-132]; m Sept. 6, 1899, DR. J. WALKER CROFT, b Nov. 6, 1874; s George W. and Sarah J. (Walker) Croft. Physician; res., Waynesboro, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Robert Walker, b May 19, 1907. 2. Sylvia, b Dec. 18, 1911. [7-270] SYLVIA BLANCHE BRANDT, b Feb. 5, 1884; dau Levi C. and Emma (Sites) Brandt [7-132] ; m June 8, 1909, J. B. BELFORD, b Aug. 10, 1881 ; s William N. and Rebecca (Conrad) Belford. Distributor of Genco Light Products Co.; res., 127 ]/f N. Edgefield St., Dallas, Texas. (1920.) One child: Jean Herr, b July 24, 1913. [7-270.1] MARY A. SITES, b Feb. 8, 1876; dau Albert and Margaret (Easton) Sites [7-132.1]; m Feb. 6, 1900, FRANK PHIEL, b Mar. 6, 1875. Salesman; res., 335 L. W. W. Chambersburg, Pa. (1922.) One child: Robert R., b Feb. 29, 1900. [7-270.9] GEORGE A. SITES, b Feb. 14, 1877; s Benjamin and Anna (Kuhn) Sites [7-132.3]; m Oct. 6, 1914, GEORGIA NAIR, b Apr. 18, 1890. Farmer; res. Millidgeville, Ill. (1922.) Children (2): 1. Alberta K., b Feb. 15, 1915. 2. Paul G., b Nov. 30, 1916. [7-270.10] ROBERT J. SITES, b Jan. 6, 1879; s Benjamin and Anna (Kuhn) Sites [7-132.3]; m June 12, 1902, LYDIA B. GARDNER, b Apr. 27, 1881. Laborer; res., Chambersburg, Pa. (1922.) Children (7): [7-382.1] 1. Mabel E., b Nov. 24, 1902; m Ralph Peters, Chambersburg, Pa. 2. Robert Edgar, b Feb. 17, 1904; Wilkes Barre, Pa. [7-382.2] 3. Helen M., b Apr. 4, 1905; m B. F. Rock, Marion, Pa. 4. Howard F., b Nov. 17, 1907. 5. Lena C., b May 10, 1912. 128 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 6. Kenneth G., b Jan. 4, 1917. 7. Franconia E., b Sept. 6, 1919. [7-270.11] RHODA M. SITES, b Feb. 10, 1888; dau Benjamin and Anna (Kuhn) Sites [7-132.3]; m June 8, 1916, WILLIAM O. SAUM, b Dec. 15, 1867; s John B. and Margaret (George) Saum. Farmer; res., Greencastle, Pa., R. D., No. 1. (1922.) One child: John Benjamin, b Aug. 5, 1917. [7-270.13] MARY A. SITES, b Aug. 4, 1894; dau Benjamin and Anna (Kuhn) Sites [7-132.3]; vi Aug. 14, 1911, FRANK ESHELMAN, b May 10, 1892; d Dec. 4, 1918; s John F. and May (Martin) Eshelman. Res.; Chambersburg, Pa., R. D. No. 3. (1922.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Thelma, b Aug. 9, 1912. 2. Meriam, b May 27, 1915; d May 5, 1918. [7-270.14] MARY ELIZABETH SITES, b May 6, 1879; dau Cyrus and Amelia (Hollands) Sites [7-132.4]; m Dec. 27, 1906, FRANKLIN GILBERT, b Aug. 17, 1869; s Sarah Gilbert. Millwright; res., Greencastle, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1922.) Children (6): 1. Catharine 1 M b June g 1908. 2. Constance j 3. Walter R., b Dec. 29, 1909. 4. Samuel D., b Aug. 27, 1913. 5. Anna Florine, b Mar. 9, 1915; d Feb. 10, 1917. 6. Alma G., b Dec. 28, 1916. [7-270.15] CYRUS LESLIE SITES, b May 10, 1880; s Cyrus and Amelia (Hollands) Sites [7-132.4]; m Dec. 28, 1901, ETTA SEIDERS, b Nov. 7, 1881. Farmer; res., Greencastle, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1922.) Children (9): [7-382.10] 1. Ethyl May, b June 8, 1902; m Paul D. Clever. 2. Beulah Evelyn, b Sept. 22, 1904. 3. George Noble, b Dec. 22, 1905. 4. William Albert, b Mar. 20, 1907. 5. Margaret Amelia, b May 24, 1908. 6. Henry Herbert, b Dec. 30, 1910. 7. Olive Louise, b Mar. 24, 1912. < 8. Janette, b Jan. 28, 1915; d May 13, 1917. 9. Lydia Cathrine, b Sept. 20, 1919. [7-270.25] MARY B. SITES, b Sept. 5, 1896; dau William C. and Lydia F. (Seider) Sites [7-132.8]; m Oct. 15, 1916, EDWARD B. SNYDER, b Sept. 24, 1896; s H. L. and Sarah (Burkholder) Snyder. Expressman; res., 47 N. S. Chambersburg, Pa. (1922.) One child: Mabelle C., b Dec. 30, 1916. [7-271] NORMAN L. WALCK, b Sept. 21, 1888; s Moses and Alice M. (Sites) Walck [7-136]; m July 30, 1907, OLA ZEIGLER, b Aug. 26, 1886; dau William and Ida M. (Bryan) Zeigler. Farmer; R. F. D. No. 3, Greencastle, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Robert Z., b Feb. 17, 1908. 2. Madeline, b Mar. 1, 1912. 3. Frances, b May 1, 1916. [7-272] ALVON BRECKENRIDGE McCRARY, b Apr. 1, 1873; s John Hinton and Anna (Shultz) McCrary [7-144]; m June 29, 1899, NETA MAUDE COLLINS, b July 2, 1882; dau James and Jessie (Hay) Collins. Train dispatcher, C. & O. R. R. ; res., Ronceverte, W. Va. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Virginia, b Aug. 15, 1900. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 129 2. Thomas Hinton, b Aug. 6, 1902. 3. Clinton R., b Aug. 16, 1905. 4. Nellie May, b Dee. 18, 1907. [7-274] MARGUERITE MASON McCRARY, b Mar. 5, 1878; dau John Hinton and Anna (Shultz) McCrary [7-144]; m Dec. 24, 1901, E. L. CEASE, b Apr. 29, 1872; s E. P. and Sallie (Swink) Cease. Contractor; res., Bridgewater, Va. (1921.) No issue. [7-275] WAHNETA REBECCA BERRY, b Nov. 10, 1872; dau J. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry [7-146] ;m Oct. 5, 1905, SAUL TEMPLE SMITH, b Mar. 11, 1870; s Wethers and Mary V. (Gunneli) Smith. Asst, supt., Va. Penitentiary; res., 419 S. Belvedere St., Richmond, Va. (1920.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Mary Virginia, b July 25, 1906. 2. Elvin R., b Nov. 22, 1909. 3. Kemper Rolston, b Dec. 14, 1911. [7-276] FLORENCE EDNA BERRY, b Dec. 16, 1874; dau J. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry [7-146]; m May 12, 1897, JOHN DAZLE PARKER, b Dec. 5, 1873; s John A. and Martha J. Parker. Telegraph operator; res., Raphine, Va. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Elizabeth, b Dec. 18, 1902. 2. Gladys, b Apr. 13, 1904. 3. Dorothy Lee, b July 21, 1913. [7-278] PERCY LEONARD BERRY, b May 27, 1880; s J. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry) [7-146] ; m June 27, 1906, BESSIE ASENATH FIX, b Apr. 13, 1885; dau Charles P. and Margaret A. (Lowman) Fix. R. R. Bridge Carpenter; res., Raphine, Va. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Euna A., b Oct. 16, 1908. 2. Mattie L., b May 27, 1911. 3. Charles Leonard, b Sept. 22, 1914. 4. Thelma Edna, b Feb. 18, 1917. 5. Mary Dell, b July 17, 1919. [7-279] BESSIE BELL BERRY, b Jan. 13, 1883; dau J. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry [7-146]; m July 2, 1907, WALTER HALE WADE, b Apr. 24, 1883; s J. F. and Mary A. (Harman) Wade. R. F. D. Carrier; res., Raphine, Va. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Elsie Berry, b Nov. 13, 1908. 2. Billie Harman, b Dec. 6, 1910. 3. Mary Alice, b Oct. 22, 1912. 4. Walter Hamilton, b July 20, 1914. 5. Charles Winston, b Dec. 15, 1917. [7-280] MABLE SHULTZ BERRY, b Apr. 30, 1885; dau 3. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry [7-146]; m Oct. 22, 1912, JAMES HOMER WADE, b July 31, 1880; s James Franklin and Mary Alice (Harman) Wade. Merchant; Greenville, Va. (1920.) One child: Katheryn Marie, b Aug. 20, 1916. [7-281] MATTIE McKEE BERRY, b Sept. 19, 1889; dau J. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry [7-146]; m Feb. 24, 1917, WILLIAM RUFUS KINDIG, b Jan. 25, 1883; s James R. and Katharine (McClure) Kindig. Farmer; res., Stuarts Draft, Va. (1920.) One child: Paul Berry, b Sept. 20, 1919. [7-282] CHESLEY DOAK SHULTZ, b Jan. 25, 1879; s Franklin G. and Emma E. (Steele) Shultz [7-147] ; m Jan. 27, 1904, LEONORA CHRISTIAN PARKER, b Apr. 2, 1879 ; dau John A. and Martha 130 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Jane (Watts) Parker. Pres., The McClure Co., Inc., Printers and Publishers; res., Staunton, Va. (1920 ) Children (2): 1. Beverley Parker, h May 31, 1907. 2. Emma Jane, h Dec. 9, 1911. [7-283] HENRY WARWICK SHULTZ, h Aug. 8, 1881; s Franklin G. and Emma E. (Steele) Shultz [7-147] ; m July 1, 1909, JESSIE PEDIGO, b May 21, 1880; dau John H. and Cornelia (Davison) Pedigo. Telegraph operator; res., Martinsville, Va. (1920.) One child: John Warwick, b Jan. 2, 1915. [7-284] EARL MECKLON SHULTZ, b Sept. 22, 1883; s Frank G. and Emma E. (Steele) Shultz [7-147]; m Nov. 9, 1910, BESSIE JONES, b Sept. 15, 1889; dau Benjamin and Sallie L. (Pedigo) Jones. Postmaster; res., Greenville, Va. (1920.) [7-285] FREDERICK STEELE SHULTZ, b Mar. 2, 1887; s Frank G. and Emma E. (Steele) Shultz [7-147]; m Jan. 15, 1909, EULEE MELTON, b Jan. 3, 1889; dau John Welsey and Helen (Hiter) Melton. Dentist; res., Roanoke, Va. No issue. (1920.) [7-287] EDNA ELIZABETH McGUFFIN, b May, 1885; dau John T. and Sarah E. (Alphin) McGuffin [7—149] ; m HENRY T. KIRKPATRICK. Res., Lexington, Va. [Mrs. Cunningham.] Children (8): 1. John Samuel; 2. Thomas; 3. Henry Seaford. [7-288] LULA MAY LINDSAY, b Jan. 26, 1883; dau H. T. and Emma J. (McGuffin) Lindsay [7-150]; m Oct. 3, 1906, FRANK D. CARSON, s Robert N. and Patsy Lyle (Lush) Carson. Res., Raphine, Va. [Mrs. Cunningham.] Children (2): 1. Grier Lindsay, b July 18, 1909. 2. Edith Carlisle, b May 31, 1914. [7-289] MARY EVA LINDSAY, b Sept. 30, 1885; dau H. T. and Emma J. (McGuffin) Lindsay [7-150]; m Sept. 4, 1907, JOHN B. HARRIS. Res., Peaklin Place, Lynchburg, Va. [Mrs. Cunningham.] Children (2): 1. May Louise; b Aug. 31, 1910. 2. Helen McGuffin, b July 2, 1912. [7-289.5] JOSEPH THOMAS CARR, b Mar. 18, 1867; d Mar. 6, 1914; s George W. and Nancy (Grove) Carr [7-156.2] ; m Sept. 25, 1895, ELLA COINER, b Jan. 22, 1870; dau James David and Louise Caroline (Kiser) Coiner. Furniture manufacturer; res., Basic City, Va. (1922.) One dau: Louise Kathleen, b Jan. 7, 1899, is a graduate of the Elizabeth College, Salem, Va., A. B. Teacher of elocution in Newport News High School, also Y. W. C. A. worker. Mrs. Ella Coiner Carr m 2nd time, Nov. 9, 1921, L. B. Watson; res., Clifton Forge, Va. [7-289.7] IDA CARR, b 1870; d Dec., 1894; dau George W. and Nancy (Grove) Carr [7-156.2]; m DAVID YOUNT, dec. One child: [7-382.1] Dau ; m A. C. Terry; 2410 Newport News, Va. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [7-289.8] EMMA CARR, b 1871; dau George W. and Nancy (Grove) Carr [7-156.2]; m CHARLES LEONARD. Res. Corimore, Va. One child: [7-382.2] Floyd Lee, m Fay Kline; dentist; res., Bridgewater, Va. [Letters unans. ; unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 131 [7-290] E. ALONZO CRAWFORD, b July 4, 1876; s Preston H. and Rachel B. (Hefner) Crawford [7-157]; m JULIA M. O’DELL, dau Charles U. and Fanny (Williams) O’Dell. Farmer and stock raiser specializing in breeding of registered shorthorned cattle. Res., Ireland, W. Va. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Almonta Belle, b Dec., 1912. 2. Mabel Grace, b Dec., 1917. 3. Lola Frances, b June 10, 1920. [7-291] LELIA BROWNLEE, b Dec. 22, 1860; dau William H. and Mary J. (Hawpe) Brownlee [7-162a]; m June 7, 1899, CHARLES H. FRIEND, b July 6, 1866; s Robert Marton and Bettie J. (Henderson) Friend. Teacher; res., South Boston, Va. No issue. (1921.) [7-292] WILLIAM BROWNLEE, b Jan. 16, 1863; s William H. and Mary J. (Hawpe) Brownlee [7-162a]; m Dec. 26, 1894, ELLA E. WILLIAMS, b June 10, 1857; d July 22, 1906; dau James and Henrietta (Critzer) Williams. Farmer; res., Staunton, Va. (1921.) Children (2): 1. William M., b Apr. 26, 1896. 2. W. A., b Jan. 23, 1899. [7-293] GARNETT THOMAS KOINER, b Sept. 29, 1868; s Michael A. and Mary J. (Hawpe- Brownlee) Coiner [7-162b]; m May 30, 1913, MARY E. SCHERRER, b Sept. 15, 1895; dau William and Katie (Curtin) Scherrer. Farmer; res., Rockville, Md. (1921.) The original spelling of the name was KINER, Garnett spells the name with a “K.” Children (J): 1. William Garnett, b May 22, 1914; d Nov. 19, 1915. 2. Edith Annona, b June 8, 1916. 3. Robert Paul, b June 22, 1918. 4. Benjamin Franklin, b Nov. 23, 1920. [7-295] HOMER BRILEY COINER, b Dec. 5, 1871; s Michael A. and Mary J. (Hawpe-Brownlee) Coiner [7-162b]; m- Oct. 30, 1901, MATTIE SUE WEADE, b Sept. 2, 1875; dau Henry Charles and Jane (Kiser) Weade. Farmer; res., Waynesboro, Va. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Michael Henry, b May 4, 1904. 2. Virginia C., b Oct. 21, 1906. 3. Janet Sue, b June 12, 1908. 4. Martha C., b Dec. 11, 1910. [7-296] BERNICE COINER, b Mar. 11, 1878; dau Michael A. and Mary J. (Hawpe-Brownlee) Coiner [7-162b]; m Nov. 24, 1908, LOUIE BEAN, b Nov. 3, 1874; s Louis and Hannah (Sheetz) Bean. Candy maker; res., Waynesboro, Va. (1921.) One child: Louie Coiner, b Feb. 23, 1910. [7-297] WILLIAM S. HAWPE, b May 22, 1872; s James William T. and Amanda J. (Boone) Hawpe [7-163]; m Dec. 12, 1900, MAGGIE A. MILLER, b Oct. 8, 1872; dau Cornelius G. and Mary Sue (Brownlee) Miller. Res., Greenville, Va. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): 1. William Erskine, b Nov. 1, 1901. 2. Mary Boone, b Oct. 25, 1907. 3. Anna Kathryn, b Sept. 8, 1909. 4. Thomas G., b Jan. 5 1911. 5. - , b Nov. 24, 1913. [7-299] HARRY HAMPDEN DAWSON, b Nov. 8, 1880; s Thomas A. and Minnie E. (Geeding) Dawson [7-164]; m Mar. 3, 1913, KATHERINE WHITLOCK, b Aug. 3, 1878; daw John N. and Mar¬ tha V. (Greiner) Whitlock. Freight Rate Clerk; res., 119 Maryland Ave., Washington, D. C. No Issue. (1921.) 132 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [7-300] LEONARD G. DAWSON, b Jan. 19, 1882; s Thomas A. and Minnie E. (Geeding) Dawson [7-164]; m HELEN DWYER. American consul; Madras, India. No issue. (1921.) [7-301] HELEN ELIZABETH BLENCOWE, b Jan. 6, 1897; dau Frank and Ada M. (Geeding) Blencowe [7-165]; m Dec. 26, 1920, POMEROY YOUNG, b May 31, 1891 ;s Uriah and Martha Hannah Young. Box factory; res., 19 Emmonds Place, Craddock, Va. No issue. (1921.) [7-302] IDA MARGARET HUGHSON, b Nov. 3, 1855; dau Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7—167] ; m Nov. 20, 1879, ALBERT P. CALFEE, b Nov. 3, 1849; d Apr. 6, 1918; s Robert A. and Amanda J. Calfee. Res., Basic, Va. (1920.) Children (2): [7-383] 1. Fred A., b Oct. 20, 1880; m Wertie M. Tomes. [ 7—384] 2. Lucy A., b Jan. 2, 1883; m Guy B. Willson. [7-303] MARCELINE HUGHSON, b June 30, 1857; dau Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m ROBERT W. MATHEWS, b June 1, 1854; d Apr. 18, 1899. Res. Basic, Va. (1920.) One child: Robert, b July 8, 1899. [7-304] LUCY FRED HUGHSON, b May 27, 1859; dau Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Dec. 22, 1885, WILLIAM G HAYSLETT, b June 6, 1857; d July 25, 1907; s Ferdinand Fairfax and Jane Charlotte (Laughlin) Hayslett. William G. Hayslett was superintendent of bridges on the Mobile and Ohio R. R. Children (6): 1. Charles Otis, b Dec. 4, 1886; unm; Ass’t Cashier First National Bank, Tuscaloosa, Ala. [7-385] 2. Edith Ann, b Apr. 17, 1888; m Warren T. Willis. 3. Howell Fairfax, b Dec. 19, 1889; unm; 7514 Harvard Ave., Chicago, Ill. 4. William Goheen, b May 3, 1892; unm; Tuscaloosa, Ala. [7-386] 5. Mildred Randolph, b Aug. 14, 1897; m Leslie A. Miller. 6. Margaret Dawson, b Nov. 7, 1899; unm ; Tuscaloosa, Ala. [7-305] EMMA JANE HUGHSON, b Mar. 14, 1861; dau Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Nov. 6, 1884, EDWARD PONCEL HAWKINS; b Feb. 19, 1859; s Edward R. and Jennie (Anderson) Hawkins. General Roadmaster on railways; res., 1308 N. Waco St., Wichita, Kans. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [7-387] 1. Edward Hughson, b Nov. 8, 1886; m Mattie E. Cannon. [7-388] 2. Emma Lucille, b Dec. 1, 1888; m E. Lattimore Compere. 3. Virginia Huldah, b Dec. 6, 1890. Mrs. Hawkins has in her possession the flax spinning wheel used by her grandmother, Margaret Shultz Dettor. [7-306] REV. OTIS HUGHSON, b Jan. 29, 1863; s Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Nov. 16, 1893, ELSIE GRIGGS, b June 15, 1861 ; dau Rice and Martha (Wright) Griggs. Clergyman; res., Lexington, Ky. (1920.) Children (2): 1. John, b Aug. 27, 1898. 2. Ruth, b Nov. 26, 1900. [7-307] DR. DETTOR HUGHSON, b Jan. 20, 1867 ; s Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167] m Aug. 9, 1893, JESSIE WOOD, b May 3, 1871 ; dau Jesse and Ann Elizabeth (Davis) Wood. Physi¬ cian; res., Basic, Va. (1920.) Children (10): 1. Marceline, b May 30, 1894; d Dec. 11, 1902. 2. Mabel W., b Nov. 8, 1895; d July 19, 1899. 3. Emma J., b June 9, 1897. [7-389] 4. Hallie C., b Sept. 4, 1898; m Earl G. Layman. 5. Wilbur D., b July 28, 1900. Plate 15 « Sr f|D$0o()ntfn #rnftiuutb^t'«iiett/ _ r%auenf,rDmut()lorot^n4)^§fi!.lDni.®cid^®rdfiti tint) fad* yon 3mjftitwff unt> yortcntorf ge&otjrnen 3tcu|jiti ©riifin iuit> faaacn wn Dlauftu srautcc^fccfd^fftfnSmWfStt^nerf, linintjLin, SBatfrau, * — Ta'1 rt* < f.ik /t* ... - A XI ..(« .hA««m 4/ n5wftvQAftM.imS(l2oiiii4iKi^^|i|«^ .fo prpnere€L . - ... ;- ©c(Talt13[PricyfCl'it'K6 ^ _ r/** fy+rjptti ^ Passport, of Friederich Borrmann permitting him to return with his family from Berthelsdorf to Silesia; it is dated May 5, 1753. (Original document is preserved in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.) (Translation) The High born Countess and Lady, Lady Erdmuth Dorothy, Countess of the Holy Roman Empire, and Lady of Zinzendorf and Pottendorf, born Countess of Reuss and Lady of Plauen, lady of the dominions of Freydeck, Schoneck, Thurnstein, Wachau Valley, Graitz, Cranichfeld, Gera, Schleitz and Lobenstein, etc., hereditary feudal and judiciary estate, the Estate of Upper- Middle and Lower-Berthelsdorf together with their Appurtenances, their established Law' Court of Berthelsdorf, etc. record and avow what concerns the bearer of this [Passport]. The personal appearance of Friederich Borrmann, former distiller to her Ladyship’s Court, together with his wife, Rosina, and four children. Stature . . . Clothing . God Speed — Coming from a place not infested with infectious diseases he intends to travel by wray of Lauban and Silesia, As he requires for the continuance of his business and journey Safety and protection, he has applied to us for a passport; we have therefore duly submitted the matter to you and humbly request your Ladyship to issue orders to all higher and lower authorities both military and civil to allow the aforesaid six persons to pass and repass and let them enjoy safety. In all similar cases full reciprocity shall be allowed in our district. In accordance wdth documentary evidence your Ladyship has not objected to similar requests. Done at Berthelsdorf May 5, 1753. Paul Schneider Pt. Gerichts Actuar. Plate 16 August Gottlieb Spangenberg (1704-1792), a Moravian bishop who attempted to con¬ vert the Schwenkfelders of Pennsylvania to the Moravian faith. (Courtesy of the Pennsylvania-German Society.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 133 6. Mary E., b Dec. 30, 1903. 7. Audrey, b June 18, 1907. 8. Fred, b Aug. 24, 1910. 9. Lovell, b Oct. 7, 1913. 10. Virginia, b Nov. 12, 1917. [7-308] FREDERICK MITCHELL HUGHSON, b Oct. 1, 1871; s Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Oct. 20, 1897, CORNELIA MAY COLLINS, b Oct. 9, 1875. Real estate and loan business; res., Roanoke, Va. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Mary Preston, b July 10, 1898. 2. Bernard Collins, b Jan. 28, 1912. [7-309] ANNIE PALMER HUGHSON, b Feb. 12, 1874; dau Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7—167] ; m Mar. 14, 1900, A. P. CUNNINGHAM, b Oct. 5, 1874; s John and Annie E. (Paris) Cunning¬ ham. Divorced; res., Basic, Va. (1920.) Mrs. Cunningham is a nurse and was of great assistance to the editor in collecting data on the Dettor families. She has in her possession the Dettor Family Bible. Children (3): 1. J. Sumpter, b May 9, 1901. 2. Nell Vernon, b Mar. 7, 1904. 3. Judith Anne, b Oct. 7, 1905. [7-310] ALBERT LYNN HUGHSON, b Jan. 8, 1880; s Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Dec. 17, 1902, MARGARET APPERSON,6 Aug. 7, 1882; dau Allen B. and Margaret E. (Moore) Apperson. Attorney-at-law; 501 1st Nat’l Bank Bldg., Roanoke, Va. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Aylwin E., b Nov. 6, 1903. 2. Albert L., b Aug. 4, 1911. [7-311] LULA XEMENA DETTOR, b Aug. 11, 1866; dau William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168] ; m Feb. 26, 1895, DR. A. CUSTIS SMITH, b July 6, 1844; d June 5, 1915; s Dr. Edwin Lee and Mary Ann (Walton) Smith. Dentist; Gordonsville, Va. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Lillian Custis, b Mar. 19, 1891; Gordonsville, Va. [7-390] 2. Mary Lee, b Feb. 1, 1896; m Ira B. Brooks. Met Again After Fifty Years. At Gettysburg Dr. A. C. Smith, of Gordonsville, Va. , remarked to some comrades that he would like to find the Federal soldier, if alive and there, who gave him, when wounded desperately at the Bloody Angle, lying over the stone wall, a drink of water out of his canteen. One who listened to him heard later of a Federal soldier who was looking for a Confederate, if there, to whom he had given a drink of water at the Angle. When Dr. Smith marched with his comrades of Pickett’s Division, on the fiftieth anniversary to the hour of the great Pickett charge and climbed over the fence near the top of Cemetery Ridge, he stood again at the Angle, and soon both men were descried and brought together. It was hard for the men of ripened years to recognize the young soldier features of fifty years ago. They talked over the circumstances and became satisfied that they were the two who met thus on the battlefield. The Federal was Mr. Hamilton, of Philadelphia, a fine man, a Mason, and a man of cordial brotherly heart. He bears the long scar on his cheek of a bad wound. They remained together for some time, took each other’s address, clinked together glasses of lemonade, and in parting repeated with manly firmness and without affectation, the words simply spoken so many times on that historic ground, “Well, if we never meet again on earth, I hope we shall meet in Heaven.” [From Newspaper clipping furnished by Margaret Lee Dettor Johnson, Louisa, Va.] One of the many battles in the Civil War in which Dr. Smith fought was that of Gettysburg. He participated in Pickett’s charge in the battle of Gettysburg, in the 56th Regiment, Garnett’s Brigade, Pickett’s Division. While marching forward, a bullet struck his gun barrel, splitting his thumb. Powder got into the wound, making it quite painful for him to fire the gun. He was among those who captured the stone wall at the Bloody Angle. They fired there one or two rounds, and then orders were given to advance over the wall to seize the cannon. He climbed the wall and was shot, seemingly by a flanking force below him on the left. One bullet entered his shoulder, passed through his body and out about the collar bone, and another the back of his knee, going through so that, being just beneath the skin in front, it popped out when the surgeon cut. He fell over on the upper side of the wall, and lay on the field several days. General Armstead jumped over his body when he climbed the wall. [Charles C. Anderson], Dr. Smith said the wound in the thumb gave him more trouble and he suffered more from that wound than from his other wounds. He lay on or near the battlefield twenty-one days; no attention was given him at first as they were sure he would die in a few moments, but finally they fed him and took him up and put him in a wagon and carried him away for treatment. The shaking was agony, I have heard him say. [Mrs. Frank Johnson.] 134 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [7-312] LILLIAN ASHLEY DETTOR, b Oct. 27, 1867 ; d Mar. 16, 1887 ; dau William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m Feb. 24, 1886, WILLIAM L. DOWELL, b Nov. 26, 1863;s Lemuel and Marietta (Beck) Dowell. Merchant; res., Gordonsville, Va. (1920.) One child: Mary Lilian, b Mar. 9, 1887, d 1888. [7-313] EDGAR GRAFTON DETTOR, b May 11, 1869; d Dec. 15, 1904; s William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m Sept. 23, 1893, CLARA BELLE SCHLEICHER, b Dec. 11, 1867; dau George and Eliza A. (Scherer) Schleicher. Railroad man; res., 2416 N. Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. (1920.) One child: G. Vernelle, b July 23, 1897; unm. [7-314] MARGARET LEE DETTOR, b Oct. 2, 1871; dau William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m May 18, 1898, FRANK T. JOHNSON, b May 11, 1866; s Thaddeus and Callie (Waller) Johnson. Farmer and florist; res., Louisa, Va. (1920.) Children (5): 1. William T., b Oct. 18, 1899; unm; Louisa, Va. 2. Frank Leigh, b Sept. 28, 1902; unm; Louisa, Va. 3. Grafton Scott, b Aug. 26, 1903; d 1917. The editor is indebted to Margaret Lee Johnson for valuable data in connection with the various members of the Dettor Family. She is a specialist in the growing of Violets, shrubbery and fancy poultry. [7-315] WILLIAM M. DETTOR, b May 8, 1874; s William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m Aug. 15, 1900, LETTA B. AGNEW, b Dec. 2, 1877; dau William H. and Melissa (Herron) Agnew. Pole Inspector; Western Union Tel. Co. ; res., 416 Crest Road, Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga, Tenn. (1920.) One child: Melville, b June 26, 1901. [7-316] BERNARD TAYLOR DETTOR, b Dec. 7, 1877; s William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m Dec. 27, 1899, LENA RIVERS SMITH, b Mar. 19, 1881; dau M. M. and Mary A. Smith. Electrical engineer; res., 703 Ivy St., Chattanooga, Tenn. (1920.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Marion Aubrey, b July 30, 1901. 2. Doris Kathlene, b Aug. 5, 1904; d Jan. 27, 1905. 3. Helen Ruth, b Oct. 4, 1910. Bernard Taylor Dettor has in his possession his father’s Family Bible. The editor is indebted to him for valuable data concerning the Dettor families. [7-317a] JENNIE CARTER DETTOR, b Aug. 8, 1881; dau William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168] ; m Apr. 13, 1911, DR. THOMAS NOVAL JEFFERIS, b Apr. 11, 1856; d May 30, 1913; s Joseph and Rebecca Jefferis. Physician; res., Gordonsville, Va. One child: Thomas Carter, b Feb. 17, 1912. [ 7— 317b] JENNIE CARTER (DETTOR) JEFFERIS, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 26, 1916, HARRY SYDNOR WILLIS, b Apr. 1, 1869; s James S. and Jennie (Layman) Willis. Veterinary surgeon; res., Gordonsville, Va. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Harry Sydnor, b Nov. 11, 1916. 2. James Richard, b Nov. 26, 1917. 3. Jennie Douglas 4. Martha Elizabeth twins, b Sept. 8, 1919. [7-318] MARY MAUD DETTOR, 6 Oct. 28, 1883; d Apr. 4, 1909; dau William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m June, 1907, ELMER S. SCRUGGS, b Sept. 27, 1871; s Benjamin Elliott and Mary E. (Lewis) Scruggs. Farmer; Thelma, Va. (1920.) One child: Elmer Dettor, b Apr. 1, 1909; d July 5, 1910. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 135 [7-319] JOSEPH L. DETTOR, b Jan. 12, 1869; s Adam C. and Lynn (Davis) Dettor [7-169]; m Oct. 2, 1889 MARY LOUISE BROWN, b Apr. 22, 1868; dau James M. and Mary Susan N. Brown. Foreman lumber Co.; res., Charlottesville, Va. (1920.) Children (9): 1. Charles L., b Sept. 13, 1890; Long Island City, N. Y. [7-391] 2. Norman M., b Feb. 29, 1892; m Eva M. Flannagan. 3. Joseph R., b June 5, 1894; Charlottesville, Va. 4. John D., b Jan 2, 1896; San Diego, Cal., Pacific Fleet, U. S. N. Enlisted at outbreak of war. 5. Mary Lynn, b Mar. 20, 1897 ; d May 9, 1898. [7-392] 6. Daisy Louise, b Feb. 22, 1899; m Frank Ware Woods. 7. James A., b Oct. 21, 1901. 8. Fred H., b Oct. 31, 1904; d July 27, 1905. 9. Margaret M., b Feb. 15, 1907. [7-320] ANNIE M. DETTOR, b Jan. 1, 1872; dau Adam C. and Lynn (Davis) Dettor [7-169]; ?n Aug. 30, 1904, CHARLES M. BROOKS, b Nov. 27, 1874; s James M. and Katherine J. (Shields) Brooks. Farmer; res., Stuarts Draft, Va. (1920.) Children (8): 1. Guy D., b Aug. 22, 1908. 2. Sara C., b Feb. 24, 1910. 3. William A., b Nov. 13, 1915. [7-321] CLARENCE W. DETTOR, b Mar. 1, 1875; s Adam C. and Lynn (Davis) Dettor [7-169]; m Dec. 28, 1898, MINNIE MAY GOODS, dau Robert and Sarah (Pritchard) Goods. Machinist; res., 1003 King St., Alexandria, Va. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Irene, b Aug. 19, 1900. 2. Ruby, b Mar. 12, 1905. 3. Sarah, b May 24, 1906. [7-322] MARION ELIZABETH FLEISHER, b Oct. 3, 1853; d Dec. 23, 1917; dau Henry H. and Elizabeth C. (Dettor) Fleisher [7-170]; m Sept. 14, 1870, MATTHEW THOMAS PUSEY, b Oct. 16, 1841; d Feb. 12, 1911; s Silas and Rhoda (Truitt) Pusey. Farmer. (1920.) Children (2): [7-393] 1. George H., b 1875; m Clara B. Turner; Ocean View, Del. [7-394] 2. Arthur H., b Apr. 29, 1885; m Jennie E. Derrickson. [7-325] HOWARD H. FLEISHER, b May 5, 1852; s Henry H. and Elizabeth C. (Dettor) Fleisher [7-170]; m Dec. 17, 1874, CAROLINE PARK, b Feb. 28, 1850; dau Alfred and Francis (Foy) Park. Grocer; res., Iola, Kansas. (1920.) Children (5): [7-395] 1. Milton H., b Jan. 5, 1876; m Edith Blosser. [7-396] 2. Rollo M., b Apr. 15, 1878; m Mary A. Davis. [7-397] 3. Ida L., b Sept. 28, 1884; m John Edward Ray. [7-398] 4. Leona E., b Oct. 2, 1888; m Elmer D. Robb. 5. Charles H., b July 2, 1880; d Dec. 19, 1883. [7-326] JOHN HAMPTON DETTOR, b Nov. 7, 1864; s Capt. John H. and Bettie (Trevilian) Dettor [7-171]; m ANNIE LAURIE CARSON. Res., 320 Byrd St., Covington, Ky. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [7-399] 1. Bryce Hampton, m Pearle Boyer; 5114 Whetsel Ave., Madisonville, Ohio. [7-400] 2. Lillian A., m Clifton Boyer; Covington, Ky. No issue. John Hampton Dettor divorced his 1st wife; m again and has two or three children. [ Further data unobtainable .] 136 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [7-327] MARGARET RUTH DETTOR, b Mar. 26, 1891; dau George M. and Margaret V. (At¬ kins) Dettor [7-172]; m Feb. 17, 1920, GEORGE GILMER. Res. Charlottesville, Va. [ No further data obtainable.} [7-328] INEZ DETTOR, b Nov. 16, 1892; dau George M. and Margaret V. (Atkins) Dettor [7-172]; m JOSEPH F. MEYER. [ No further data obtainable.] [7-329] ELIZABETH NEWMAN DETTOR, b Jan. 11, 1897; dau George M. and Margaret V. (Atkins) Dettor [7-172]; m Jan. 24, 1918, JASON I. ECKFORD. One child: Margaret Barbour, b Oct. 3, 1919. [ No further data obtainable .] [7-330] ALMA DETTOR, dau Robert J. Dettor [7-173a-b]; m ALEXANDER V. OWENS. Cloth¬ ing business; res. Garrison Boulevard, Baltimore, Md. One child: [7-400.1] Thelma, m - ; husband dec. Thelma lives with parents. [ No further data obtainable.} [7-331a-b] ROBERT J. DETTOR, JR., s Robert J. Dettor [7-173a-b]; m twice; has six sons living; one dec; res., Arlington, Baltimore, Md. Dorothy Dalton Dettor, wife of Robert, is said to live in Ga. [B. T. D .] [ Further data not obtainable.] [7-332] MARGUERITE DETTOR, dau Robert J. Dettor [7-173a-b]; m THOMAS SHELTON. Auditor for Southern R. R. ; res., Washington, D. C. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Margaret, aged 15. 2. Annie, aged 4. [ Unable to complete.] [7-333] JOHN HENRY WARTMAN, b Sept. 24, 1870; s Harvey and Amanda (Dettor) Wart- man [7-174]; m Apr. 26, 1903, SINA BLACK, b Mar. 12, 1881; dau John W. and Mary Logan (Gold) Black. Manager J. W. Black Lumber Co.; St. Louis, Mo. No issue. (1921.) [7-334] HARRY WADDEL HYDE MILLER, b Aug. 5, 1879; d Sept. 5, 1919; s James and Phoebe J. G. (Schultz) Miller [7-176]; m Nov. 29, 1901, OCEA A. BOWERS, b Sept. 25, 1880; dau George and Margaret (Hart) Bowers. Salesman and farmer; Spottswood, Va. No issue. (1920.) [7-334.1] SARAH LOUISA MALLICOTE, b Nov. 9, 1874; dau Jasper N. and Mary E. (Shultz) Mallicote [7-178]; m 1894, HENDERSON TAYLOR CAMPBELL. Children (3): 1. Mary Shultz, b 1902; 2. Jack, b 1907 ; 3. Lou Ella, b 1912. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [7-334.2] NANNIE G. MALLICOTE, b 1876; dau Jasper N. and Mary E. (Shultz) Mallicote [7- 178]; m 1900, P. E. POPE. Children [2): 1. Joseph Mallicote, b 1908. 2. Robert Easton, b 1914. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [7-334.3] JASPER NEWTON MALLICOTE, b 1878; s Jasper N. and Mary E. (Shultz) Mallicote [7-178]; m 1900, MINNIE MITCHELL. One child: Jasper Newton, b 1917. [ Unable to complete.] [7-335] MARY ELIZABETH SHULTZ, b July 10, 1876; dau William H. and Sallie C. (Ayres) Shultz [7-179]; m Apr. 1, 1897, R. C. McCRACIvEN, b Jan. 30, 1872, s William and Mary (Patton) McCracken. Rancher and Dairyman; res. Van Nuys, Cal. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Elizabeth Sue, b Sept. 24, 1907. 2. Julia Rosalee, b Feb. 25, 1911. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 137 [7-336] SUSIE VIRGINIA SHULTZ, b Mar. 22, 1878; dau William H. and Sarah C. (Ayres) Shultz [7-179]; m Jan. 15, 1901, PAUL G. BEYETTE, b Nov. 24, 1867; s Joseph and Fannie (Longe- way) Beyette. Salesman; res., Deuton, Texas. (1920.) One child: Margaret, b Nov. 4, 1908. [7-337] WILLIAM O. SHULTZ, b Mar. 6, 1880; s William H. and Sarah C. (Ayres) Shultz [7-179]; m Feb. 1, 1904, WINIFRED SANSOM,5 Feb. 9, 1878; dau Marion and Eliza (Powell) Sansom. Ranch¬ man; res., Paint Rock, Texas. (1920.) One child: Winnie, b Aug. 19, 1918; d Aug. 19, 1918. [7-338] STUART CRAVEN SHULTZ, b Aug. 11, 1886; s William H. and Sarah C. (Ayres) Shultz [7-179]; m Dec. 26, 1911, GRACE SOUTHERN, b Oct. 19, 1886; dau Solon Eldridge and Mary J. (Metze) Southern. Stockman; res., Paint Rock, Texas. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Stuart Southern, b Mar. 20, 1913. 2. Louanna, b Jan. 22, 1915. 3. Willis G., b Mar. 6, 1917. [7-339] ERNEST R. SHULTZ, b Nov. 7, 1883; s Dr. Charles A. and Bettie A. (Rawlins) Shultz [7-180]; m Dec. 20, 1905, MYRTLE IGO SENTER, b Sept. 15, 1883; dau F. Joe and Nannie M. (Summers) Senter. Merchant; res., Alvarado, Texas. (1920.) One child: Virginia Ann, b Dec. 7, 1914. [7-340] ADDA VIRGINIA BLANCHE SHULTZ, b Nov. 29, 1885; dau Dr. Charles and Bettie A. (Rawlins) Shultz [7-180]; m Oct. 29, 1907, REV. COURTLAND PRENTICE CRAIG, b Jan. 3, 1872; s Edward T. and Tabitha (Whitehead) Craig. Clergyman of Christian Church; res., 1813 Brack- enridge Ave., Austin, Texas. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Robert Arthur, b Sept. 28, 1908. 2. Charles Edward, b Jan. 29, 1911. 3. Courtland Prentice, b May 25, 1918. [7-341] CHARLES Y. SHULTZ, b Sept. 12, 1887; s Dr. Charles A. and Bettie A. (Rawlins) Shultz [7-180]; m June 19, 1918, GERTRUDE WEAVER, b July 25, 1891; dau Andrew Y. and Molly Norton (Russell) Weaver. Banker; res., Alvarado, Texas. No issue. (1920.) [7-342] HARRY E. SHULTZ, b May 7, 1891; s Dr. Charles A. and Bettie A. (Rawlins) Shultz [7-180] ; m Aug. 28, 1919, SARA ANN COLE, b Feb. 14, 1895; dau Milton H. and Susan Jane (Stafford) Cole. Bookkeeper, 1st Nat’l Bank; Alvarado, Texas. No issue. (1920.) [7-343] FREDA MEREDITH SHULTZ, b July 12, 1892; d Feb. 29, 1914;daw Edward A. and Mary L. (Meredith) Shultz [7-182]; m Apr. 10, 1912, THOMAS ARMSTRONG; s George and Clem Arm¬ strong. Real estate and investments; res., Alvarado, Texas. No issue. (1920.) [7-344 a] VIOLA A. HARRISON, b Mar. 9, 1887; dau William H. and Fannie E. (Hazelwood) Harrison [7-184]; m June 10, 1910, HUBERT A. GREENE, b Nov. 28, 1880; d Mar. 28, 1917; s William and Frances Greene. Hardwood finisher. One child: Earl Allen, b Apr. 28, 1915. [7-344b] VIOLA A. (HARRISON) GREENE, same as above, m 2d time June 6, 1918, JOSEPH ALLEN, b Nov. 10, 1883; s Samuel and Bettie (Cooper) Allen. Boilermaker; res., 22 Wellington Ave., S. Norfolk, Va. (1920.) [7-345] MARY B. HARRISON, b May 22, 1891; dau William H. and Fannie E. (Hazelwood) Harrison [7-184] ; m Oct. 5, 1910, ALLEN J. MILEY, b Sept. 16, 1889 ; s Andrew J. and M. E. (Gilmore) Miley. Hardwood floor finisher; res., 308 W. Main St., Richmond, Va. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Ruth E., b July 30, 1911. 138 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 2. Margaret S., b Sept. 2, 1912. 3. William E., b Jan. 9, 1920. [7-346] HARRY M. HILLEGASS, b Aug. 26, 1866; s William G. and Clara A. (Mendenhall) Hillegass [7-189a]; m June 10, 1891, ELLA I. DAVIS, & Sept. 7, 1870; dau Thomas 0. and Cathrine C. (Foust) Davis. Mechanical Engr. ; res., 1206 Foulkrod St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [7-401] 1. Maud T., b Aug. 7, 1893; m C. Carter Choate, Frankford, Phila. 2. Irvin T., b Sept. 4, 1895; d Mar., 1896. [7-402] 3. Harry M., b Feb. 5, 1897; m Rose E. Smith, Phila., Pa. No issue. [7-347] OREN W. HILLEGASS, b June 23, 1870; s William G. and Clara A. (Mendenhall) Hille¬ gass [7-189a]; m Oct. 31, 1893, MARTHA A. POTTER, 6 July 19, 1873; dau Frank and Julia E. (Cros¬ by) Potter. Tool maker; res., 5430 Tacony St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Clarence A., b Feb. 16, 1900. 2. Oren S., b June 14, 1901. [7-348] SUSANNAH HOLLINGSWORTH HILLEGASS, b Sept. 23, 1879; dau William G. and Clara A. (Mendenhall) Hillegass [7-189a]; m Nov. 14, 1908, JAMES EARNSHAW DRAPER, b July 13, 1882; s John Albert and Laura (Earnshaw) Draper. Pipe fitter; res., 1650 Dyre St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) No issue. [7-349] THERESA LAVINIA HILLEGASS, b Nov. 23, 1867; dau Calvin W. and Mary E. (Stam- rook) Hillegass [7-190]; m Aug. 11, 1888, HARRY M. EDENBORN,& Dec. 24, 1861; s Edwin R. and Allean (Megargee) Edenborn. Grain merchant; res., Willow Grove Ave., Wyndmoor, Pa. (1920.) One child: Harry M., b Mar. 5, 1890; unm. [7-351 ] IDA L. BACH, b Mar. 1, 1857 ; dau Louis F. and Priscilla (Hillegass) Bach [7-192] ; m Nov. 3, 1880, ALBERT J. SCHEUERLE,& Dec. 11, 1851; d June 23, 1908; s Albert and Mary Scheuerle. Res., 1534 N. Willington St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (7): 1. Charles Henry, b Aug. 19, 1881; d Nov. 23, 1898. [7-403] 2. Mary Priscilla, b Oct. 28, 1882; m William H. Filemyr. 3. Albert Frank, b July 5, 1884, Phila., Pa. [7-404] 4. Lewis D., b Feb. 1, 1888; m Eva B. Imfeld. 5. Harry Adam, b Jan. 29, 1889, Phila., Pa. [7-405] 6. Ida, b July 2, 1893; m Charles Kraft. [7-406] 7. Lillian Irene, b Sept. 17, 1896; m William Kofoed. [7-352] LOUIS D. BACH, b May 20, 1859; d Aug. 21, 1919; s Louis F. and Priscilla (Hillegass) Bach [7-192]; m Sept. 8, 1879, EMMA M. NEEL, b Oct. 1, 1862; d Oct. 31, 1912; dau Charles and Elizabeth (Matthews) Neel. Clerk, City solicitor’s office; res. 1323 N. 15th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (2): [7-406.1] 1. Lillie I., b Apr. 13, 1881; m Dr. Ernest G. Maier. 2. Carrie May, b Aug. 11, 1883; d Aug., 1883. [7-353] CLARA PRISCILLA BACH, b July 30, 1861; dau Louis F. and Priscilla (Hillegass) Bach [7-192]; m Nov. 16, 1878, GEORGE FREDERICK WALTER, b Nov. 16, 1856. Clerk; res., Motor Route “B,” Sea View, N. J. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [7-407] 1. Florence Edna, b Aug. 10, 1879; m James Marshall. [7-408] 2. George Giles, b Apr. 26, 1885; m Amelia Somers. [7-354] CORNELIA H. SHIMER, b Dec. 25, 1860; dau Charles S. and Rebecca (Hillegass) Shimer [7-196]; m JOSEPH H. HART, s Henry and Delia Hart. Membership Secretary, Chamber of Com¬ merce; res., 34 N. Jefferson St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) No issue. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 139 [7-355] LEE HERBERT HILLEGASS, b Apr. 22, 1883; s Warren H. and Clara (Rader) Hillegass [ 7— 197b] ; in Nov. 11, 1915, EVELYN P. MARKLAND, b Jan. 2, 1888; dau George A. and Jennie (McCann) Markland. Machinist; res., 402 Wellens Ave., Olney, Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Lee Warren, b Dec. 11, 1916. [7-356] EDGAR H. PENNYPACKER, b Sept. 19, 1868; s William G. and Emma H. (Hillegass) Pennypacker [7-198]; mNov. 7, 1900, REBECCA E. YOUNG, b Mar. 18, 1878; daw James P. and Anna M. (Casperson) Young. Department Manager with Wm. R. Warner & Co.; res., 1773 W. 10th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. (1920.) One child: Emma K., b July 13, 1910. [7-358a] BELLA SPENCER WEIL, b Nov. 19, 1870; dau Dr. Samuel H. and Cornelia (Jacoby) Weil [7-200]; m 1887, FREDRIC SCHEFFER, b 1856; d Oct. 2, 1911; s Major Pere and Countess Eugenie (Lewenhaupt) Scheffer. Supt. Machinery, N. C. & St. L. R. R. No issue. [7-358b] BELLA SPENCER (WEIL) SCHEFFER, same as above, m 2d time Sept. 26, 1917, CHARLES POWELL CLAMPITT, b Sept. 14, 1882; s Smith and Ida (Powell) Clampitt. Sales mgr. Oxner Acetylene Co.; res., 4362 Lake Park Ave., Chicago, Ill. No issue. (1920.) [7-359] LILIAN MAY NEWBERN, b Jan. 18, 1878; dau John A. and Mary (Potts) Newbern [7-202]; m Oct. 14, 1903, MONTGOMERY SMITH, b Oct. 28, 1862; s John DeHaven and Anna D. (Garrett) Smith. Purchasing agent; res., 3611 Fox St., Queen Lane Manor, Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Newbern, b Jan. 21, 1909. [7-360] MATILDA I. NEWBERN, b Mar. 28, 1881 ; dau John A. and Mary (Potts) Newbern [7-202]; m Nov. 19, 1900, ALFRED D. BLAIR, b Aug. 24, 1878 ;s John and Anna M. Blair. Res., 515 Brookhurst Ave., Narberth, Pa. (1920.) One child: Robert N., b Dec. 5, 1906; d Sept. 26, 1916. [7-361] MARY C. NEWBERN, b July 16, 1890; dau John A. and Mary (Potts) Newbern [7-202]; m June 15, 1906, RUFUS BRIGHT, 6 Feb. 2, 1888 ;s Rufus L. and Lilly (Lezenby) Bright. Account clerk, P. R. R. ; res. 1154 Princess Ave., Camden, N. J. (1920.) One child: John Newbern, b Feb. 3, 1908. [7-362] ROBERT A. WONSETLER, b Nov. 1, 1890; s John B. and Bertha (Bridge) Wonsetler [7-208]; m LOUISE M. VOLLMER, b June 5, 1892; dau Frederick H. and Louise (Eichel) Vollmer. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Roberta L., b Dec. 8, 1916. 2. Frederick John, b May 2, 1919. [7-367] SAMUEL HOWARD ATKINSON, b Feb. 8, 1882; s Charles C. and Mary F. (Hunsberger) Atkinson [7-223]; m Mar. 25, 1905, HANNAH G. RICE, b Sept. 7, 1886 \dau Henry M. and Lizzie M. (Gehman) Rice. Farmer; res., R. D. 3., Perkasie, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Elizabeth Miller, b June 3, 1906. 2. Melvin R., b Sept. 1, 1909. 3. Mary Emma, b Jan. 14, 1912. 4. Henry R., b Aug. 6, 1916. 5. Willard R., b Feb. 6, 1919. [7-368] WILMER N. KECK, b Apr. 6, 1882; s Jonathan Y. and Hannah (Nagle) Keck [7-237]; m Sept. 29, 1911, STELLETTA WILHELMINA YERGEY, b Sept. 29, 1885; dau Harry S. and Sarah High (Bower) Yergey. Traveling salesman; res., 22 W. 5th St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [7-369] HARVEY A. KECK, b Mar. 5, 1884; s Jonathan Y. and Hannah (Nagle) Keck [7-237]; m May 17, 1904, EDNA COLLER, b Apr. 11, 1885; dau Achilles and Mary E. (Dewalt) Coller. Wall paper dealer; res., Lorain, Ohio. (1920.) 140 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): 1. Alma Rosemond, h Sept. 25, 1904; d Oct. 15, 1904. 2. Dorothea May, b Dec. 1, 1905. 3. Thelma Pearl, b Oct. 22, 1908. [7-370] MAUD KECK, b Oct. 5, 1887; dau Jonathan Y. and Hannah (Nagle) Keck [7-237]; m Mar. 25, 1905, ELMER BREUNINGER, b Sept. 11, 1880; s William and Maria (Faust) Breuninger. Machinist; res., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Jonathan K., b Aug. 7, 1905; d Nov. 13, 1919. 2. Leonard K., b Dec. 17, 1908. [7-376] ELWOOD K. SCHWENK, b Oct. 28, 1894; s John and Sarah Ann (Keck) Schwenk [7-240]; ra-Mar. 27, 1918, STELLA TABOR, b July 29, 1884; dau Charles Frederick and Isabella (Drumheller) Tabor. Theological student; res., 7728 Norwood Ave., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) Elwood Schwenk is a graduate of Muhlenberg College, A. B., 1917; he enlisted Mar. 26, 1918, for World War service; discharged June 9, 1919; went overseas May 25, 1918-May 31, 1919. Engagements: St. Mihiel Offensive Sept. 12-16, 1918; Meuse- Argonne Offensive Sept. 26-Oct. 13, and Oct. 31-Nov. 11, 1918. [7-377] ELMER C. KECK, b Oct. 16, 1893; s David J. and Rosa (Christman) Keck [7-241]; m Sept. 5, 1918, LOUISE ZWALD, b Feb. 1, 1898; dau Melchior B. and Margaret (Fluhman) Zwald. Animal husbandman; res., 19 W. 3d St., Pottstown, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [7-379] BESSIE MAY MARKLEY, b Oct. 10, 1888; dau Kehl and Ida A. (Meyer) Markley [7-254]; m Jan. 3, 1920, PHILIP M. McDOWELL, b Feb. 14, 1885 ;s John H. and Margaret (Goettel) Mc¬ Dowell. Farmer; Green Lane, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [7-380] GRACE MARKLEY, b July 22, 1893; dau Kehl and Ida A. (Meyer) Markley [7-254]; m July 26, 1919, ARTHUR J. CLARK, b July 26, 1888; s Josiah and Isabel (Jewell) Clark. Garage business; North Wales, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [7-382.10] ETHYL MARY SITES, b June 8, 1902; dau Cyrus L. and Etta (Seiders) Sites [7- 270.15] \m Sept. 23, 1919, PAUL DAVID CLEVER, b May 31, 1899; s Cyrus and Amelia (Boughman) Clever. Farmer; res., Chambersburg, Pa., R. D. No. 8. (1922.) One child: Otha Nelson, b Feb. 23, 1921. [7-383] FRED A. CALFEE, b Oct. 20, 1880, s Albert P. and Ida M. (Hughson) Calfee [7-302]; m Mar. 15, 1906, WERTIE M. TOMES, b Feb. 23, 1886;dau W. A. and B. K. Tomes. Telegraph opera¬ tor; res., Basic City, Va. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Elizabeth, b Feb. 21, 1907. 2. Robert, b Jan. 1, 1910; d Jan. 18, 1910. 3. Emily, b May 10, 1915; d Aug. 25, 1917. 4. Louise, b Aug. 7, 1918. [7-384] LUCY A. CALFEE, b Jan. 2, 1883; dau Albert P. and Ida M. (Hughson) Calfee [7-302]; m June 6, 1900, GUY B. WILLSON, b Aug. 30, 1874; s J. Frank and Maggie (Lambert) Willson. Civil engineer; res., Waynesboro, Va. (1920.) Fontaine B., 6 May 7, 1904 ( adopted daughter). [7-385] EDITH ANN HAYSLETT, b Apr. 17, 1888; dau William G. and Lucy F. (Hughson) Hayslett [7-304]; m Feb. 18, 1908, WARREN T. WILLIS, 6 June 11, 1881 ;s Thomas H. and Sally (Clark) Willis. Production Manager, Inland Steel Co.; res., 7514 Harvard Ave., Chicago, Ill. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Nell, b Dec. 9, 1908. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 141 2. Thomas, b Feb. 24, 1910. 3. James, b Mar. 14, 1917. [7-387] EDWARD HUGHSON HAWKINS, b Nov. 8, 1886; s Edward P. and Emma J. (Hughson) Hawkins [7-305]; to July 24, 1912, MARTHA ELEANOR CANNON, 6 Mar. 10, 1889; dau John W. and Fannie A. (Chewning) Cannon. Civil Engineer; res. 418 N. Seventh St., Atchison, Kansas. No issue. (1920.) [7-388] EMMA LUCILLE HAWKINS, b Dec. 1, 1888; dau Edward P. and Emma J. (Hughson) Hawkins [7-305]; to Dec. 29, 1914, EBENEZER LATTIMORE COMPERfi, b Feb. 26, 1880; s Ebenezer Lee and Josephine I. (Mullins) Compere. Lawyer; res., Hamburg, Ark. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Edgar Lattimore, b Jan. 23, 1917. 2. Powell Butler, b Oct. 20, 1918. Ebenezer Lee Compere, father of E. Lattimore Compere, was a Chaplain in the Confederate Army during Civil War, and later a missionary to the Choctaws in Indian Territory. He was a Baptist Missionary. E. Lattimore Compere served on the Mexican Border as a Major in National Guard in 1916, and as Colonel of 154th Infantry in France in 1918-19 during the World War. He has been prosecuting attorney for the 10th Judicial Circuit of Arkansas for two terms. [7-389] HALLIE CLAUDE HUGHSON, b Sept. 4, 1898; dau Dr. Dettor and Jessie (Wood) Hugh¬ son [7-307]; to July 23, 1919, EARL G. LAYMAN, b Oct. 5, 1898; s Lloyd Kennerly and Lelia Jane (Moss) Layman. Farmer; res., Waynesboro, Va. No issue. (1920.) [7-390] MARY LEE SMITH, b Feb. 1, 1896; dau Dr. A. Custis and Lula X. (Dettor) Smith [7- 311]; to Aug. 21, 1918, IRA BICKERTON BROOKS, b Mar. 27, 1892; s Charles Henry and Emma (Carroll) Brooks. Clerk, general mdse.; res., Buckner, Va. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Ira Custis 2. Walton Scott twins , b Sept. 2, 1919. [7-391] NORMAN M. DETTOR, b Feb. 29, 1892; s Joseph L. and Mary L. (Brown) Dettor [7-319]; to Nov. 1, 1916, EVA MAY FLANNAGAN, b July 2, 1893; dau Charles W. and Mary A. (Landres) Flannagan. Cabinet-maker; res., Washington, D. C. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Norman Monroe, b May 29, 1918. 2. Jane Elizabeth, b Sept. 1, 1919. [7-392] DAISY LOUISE DETTOR, b Feb. 22, 1899; dau Joseph L. and May L. (Brown) Dettor [7-319]; to June 20, 1917, FRANK WARE WOODS, b Feb. 3, 1895; d Nov. 14, 1918; s John P. and Mary (Ware) Woods. Claim clerk, C. & O. R. R. ; res., Charlottesville, Va. (1920.) One child: Louise Ware, b May 27, 1918. Frank Ware Woods was a Corporal in Co. I, 317th Infantry, 80th Division in the World War. He was made clerk of his Company on his way to France. He fought gallantly in each battle in which he was engaged. He was wounded in the left-upper arm in the battle of the Argonne Forest. He was removed from the battlefield to an American Red Cross Hospital at Vichy Allier, France, where he died of lobar pneumonia. [7-394] ARTHUR H. PUSEY, b Apr. 29, 1885; s Matthew T. and Marion E. (Fleisher) Pusey [7-322]; to Sept. 18, 1904, JENNIE E. DERRICKSON, b July 1, 1885; dau Isaac R. and Sarah E. (Mitchell) Derrickson. Farmer; Laurel, R. D., Del. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Virginia E., b Sept. 18, 1905. 2. Hannah L., b May 12, 1907. 3. Edmund C., b Dec. 6, 1910. 142 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 4. Marshall E., b June 1, 1916. 5. Esther E., b Dec. 1, 1918. [7-395] MILTON H. FLEISHER, b Jan. 5, 1876; s Howard H. and Caroline (Park) Eleisher [7- 325]; m EDITH BLOSSER, b Aug. 8, 1880; dau John and Barbara (Miller) Blosser. Shoe salesman; Iola, Kan. (1920.) One child: Ethel N., b Sept. 20, 1903. [7-396] ROLLO M. FLEISHER, b Apr. 15, 1878; s Howard H. and Caroline (Park) Fleisher [7-325]; m Nov. 7, 1898, MARY A. DAVIS, b July 28, 1878; dau John R. and Martha R. (Dimmitt) Davis. Pharmacist; member of State Board of Pharmacy of Arizona; res., Mesa, Ariz. (1920.) One child: Helen Lucile, b Jan. 16, 1907. [7-397] IDA L. FLEISHER, b Sept. 28, 1884; dau Howard H. and Caroline (Park) Fleisher [7-325]; mAug. 14, 1900, JOHN EDWARD RAY, b May 3, 1883 ;s John and Elizabeth (Powell) Ray. Tinsmith and plumber; res., 506 W. Ft. Scott St., Butler, Mo. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Russell Eugene, b Dec. 20, 1901. 2. Jack Fleisher, b Dec. 30, 1920. [7-398] LEONA E. FLEISHER, b Oct. 2, 1888; dau Howard H. and Caroline (Park) Fleisher [7-325] ;m June 11, 1913, ELMER D. ROBB, b Sept. 29, 1883; s Thomas J. and Emma J. (Johnson) Robb. Cabinet-maker; Sedalia, Mo. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Esther Ardelle, b Dec. 13, 1914. 2. Howard Delbert, b Nov. 2, 1917. [7-399] BRYCE HAMPTON DETTOR, s John H. and Annie L. (Carson) Dettor [7-326]; m PEARLE BOYER. Res., 5114 Whetsel Ave., Madisonville, Ohio. One child: Robert Duncan. [7-402] HARRY M. HILLEGASS, b Feb. 5, 1897; s Harry M. and Ella I. (Davis) Hillegass [7-346] ; m June 19, 1918, ROSE E. SMITH, b Nov. 2, 1896; dau Albert and Rosina (Seeker) Smith. Salesman; res., 1209 Allengrove St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [7-403] MARY PRISCILLA SCHEUERLE, b Oct. 28, 1882; dau Albert J. and Ida L. (Bach) Scheuerle [7-351]; m Apr. 6, 1904, WILLIAM HENRY FILEMYR, b Jan. 11, 1881 \d June 5, 1919; s William H. and Ruth A. (Mayhew) Filemyr. Res., 1638 Dyer St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (5): 1. Ella Cicelia, b May 6, 1905. 2. Albert Scheuerle, b Apr. 21, 1907. 3. Ida Louisa, b Oct. 3, 1909. 4. William Henry, b Nov. 13, 1912. 5. Mary Priscilla, b Mar. 29, 1915. [7-404] LEWIS DANIEL BACH SCHEUERLE, b Feb. 1, 1888; s Albert J. and Ida L. (Bach) Scheuerle [7-351]; m Feb. 2, 1913, EVA BERTHA IMFELD, b July 23, 1891; dau Fred J. and Bertha (Glore) Imfeld. Oysterman; res., 25th and Somerset Sts., Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: Bertha Eva, b Oct. 31, 1919. [7-405] IDA SCHEUERLE, b July 2, 1893; dau Albert J. and Ida L. (Bach) Scheuerle [7-351]; m CHARLES KRAFT, b Mar. 6, 1889; s Adolph and Elizabeth (Slaugh) Kraft. Res., Haddon Heights, N. J. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Charles J., b Oct. 2, 1915. 2. John J., b Feb. 10, 1921. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 143 [7-406] LILLIAN IRENE SCHEUERLE, b Sept. 17, 1896; dau Albert J. and Ida L. (Bach) Scheu- erle [7-351]; m July 31, 1918, WILLIAM KOFOED, b Dec. 17, 1894; s Hans Senius and Anna M. (Hansen) Kofoed. Publisher of Short Story Magazine; res., 3436 N. 21st St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1921.) [7-406.1] LILLIE IRENE BACH, b Apr. 13, 1881 ; dau Louis D. and EmmaM. (Neel) Bach [7-352]; m Jan. 25, 1910, DR. ERNEST G. MAIER, b Oct. 12, 1879 ;s William and Rosalie (Koegle) Maier. Physi¬ cian; res., 1323 N. 15th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Emily Neel, b Aug. 11, 1913. 2. Lewis Bach, b May 8, 1915. [7-407] FLORENCE EDNA WALTER, b Aug. 10, 1879; dau George F. and Clara P. (Bach) Walter [7-353]; m Feb. 12, 1899, JAMES MARSHALL, b Oct. 15, 1875; s William and Anna (Coyle) Marshall. Weaver; res., 2723 Brill St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. John, b Aug. 28, 1900. 2. Clara A., b Apr. 15, 1908. 3. Anna, b Sept. 23, 1910. 4. James, b Dec. 31, 1912. [7-408] GEORGE GILES WALTER, b Apr. 26, 1885; s George F. and Clara P. (Bach) Walter [7-353]; m Oct. 2, 1907, AMELIA SOMERS, b Sept. 15, 1885; dau Alfred and Mary A. (Yates) Somers. Sheet metal worker; res., 2721 Brill St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: George Giles, b June 1, 1910. ■ . ' 1 ■ - • ANNA KRAUSS [E 111 and her DESCENDANTS 146 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11] ANNA KRAUSS [E 11], b about 1675; d Jan. 14, 1755; buried in Kraussdale Cem.; she came to Pa., Sept. 18, 1733, as a widow with her children. The records [E.E.S.J.] show that her maiden name was Heydrick; “Melchior Krause, farmer, of L. Harpersdorf, m Anna Heidrig, Nov. 18, 1704, dau of Melchior Heidrig, and sister of Balthasar Heydrick [E 52]. Melchior Krause and wife left Silesia for Saxony, Apr. 29, 1726, with their four children, and settled in Herrnhut. On Apr. 19, 1733, they left for Pa., but Melchior d in Haarlem, May 28, 1733, aged 40 yrs., 9 mos. ; the widow and children continued the journey and arrived with the second migration of Schwenkfelders.” Children ( 5 ): [11-1] 1. Baltzer [E 10], baptized Mar. 8, 1706, in L. Harpersdorf; sponsors: George Fliegner, Christoph Borner, Susanna Kriebel; he d Feb. 25, 1774; m Susanna Hoffman [E 111]. [11-2] 2. Maria [E 12], b Sept. 29, 1707; baptized Oct. 1, 1707, in L. Harpersdorf; sponsors: Chris¬ toph Borner, Susanna Scholtz, Barbara Kurtz; d Apr. 5, 1790; m Leonhard Knopf. [11-3] 3. Susanna [E 13], b Dec. 1, 1710, in L. Harpersdorf; baptized Dec. 4, 1710; sponsors: Balthasar Griitner, Susanna Scholtz, Barbara Heydrick; d July 24, 1794; m Cornelius Neis (Nice). 4. Melchior [E 14], b Oct., 1714; d Sept. 16, 1779; unm; buried in Kraussdale; said to have been of unsound mind. The name of Melchior Krauss does not appear in the L. Harpersdorf church records, but in Mar., 1711, Melchior Schultz writes, sein Bruder (i.e. Balthasar Krauss’ brother) elender Mensch, dessen bey wohnung niemand begehrt sondern muss allein meistens eingespert sein; gebohren , Octo. 1714 • [S.H.L.] [75b] 5. Anna [E 15], d Aug. 13, 1778; m David Schubert [E 75]. [11-1] BALTHASAR KRAUSS [E 10], 5 Mar. 8, 1706; d Feb. 25, 1774; s Melchior and Anna (Heidrig) Krauss [11]; m Jan. 16, 1736, in the presence of witnesses and elders, SUSANNA HOFFMAN [E 111], b May 3, 1708; d Apr. 14, 1791 ; dau George and Barbara (Seipt) Hoffman [106-1]. Balthasar Krauss lived on the farm owned (1919) by his lineal descendant, Levi Krauss, near Kraussdale, Pa. [Plate C XXII.] Children ( 5 ): [52a-l] 1. Rosina, b Apr. 10, 1737; d Oct. 29, 1828; m George Heydrick. [38—16] 2. Susanna, b Aug. 29, 1738; d Feb. 15, 1820; m Balthasar Yeakel. [11-4] 3. Barbara, b July 22, 1742; d Nov. 24, 1821; m George Urffer. [11-5] 4. Balthasar, b Nov. 28, 1743; d Oct. 14, 1805; m Susanna Yeakel. [ 1 1—6] 5. Maria, b July 17, 1750; d Sept. 10, 1777; m Matthias Gerhard. [11-2] MARIA KRAUSS [E 12], b Sept. 29, 1707 ; d Apr. 5, 1790; dau Melchior and Anna (Heidrig) Krauss [11]; m LEONHARD KNOPF; d Sept. 17, 1782, aged 73 years [ Schultz Almanac ]. Children (2): 1. Maria, b about 1739; d Mar. 6, 1751. 2. Child, b about 1756; confirmed Apr. 4, 1774 (Aged 18). Anna Maria Knopfin, Leonhart Knopfe Ehefrau aus dem Schwenkfelder glauben in unser aller heiligsten Reformirten glauben getreten, Oct. 10, 1736. [New Goshenhoppen Ch. Records .] [Anna Maria Knopf, wife of Leonhard Knopf, came over from the Schwenkfelder faith into our most holy Reformed faith, Oct. 10, 1736. Perk. Reg., Vol. Ill, p 188.} [11-3] SUSANNA KRAUSS [E 13], b Dec. 1, 1710; d July 24, 1794; dau Melchior and Anna (Heid¬ rig) Krauss [11]; m CORNELIUS NEIS (NICE), b ab. 1701; d Oct. 1754; buried in Mennonite Cem., Germantown. Cornelius Nice was a distiller. Youngest child born after father’s death. Unable to verify data, but seems to have had the following family: Children (10): 1. John. [11-7] 2. Elizabeth, b ab. 1735; m John Rupp (Roop). [11-8] 3. William, b 1737; d 1782; m Elizabeth Hubbs. 4. Anne. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 147 [ 1 1— 9a] 1 [ 1 1— 9b] J [11-10] [11-lla-b] r Marv rn 1 L Henry Rittenhouse. * ’ 1 2. Abraham Rittenhouse. 6. Christopher. 7. Sarah. (A Sarah Nice was buried , May 5, 1763; aged 21 yrs.) 8. Susanna, m Winnard Nice. 9. David. 10. Cornelius, b 1754; d Aug. 25, 1811; said to have been m twice; children lived in Nova Scotia in 1792. Bostian Miller was appointed guardian of Christopher, Sarah, and Susanna; Thomas Rose guar¬ dian of David and Cornelius. “Susanna, sister of Balthasar and Melchior Krauss, a widow, for 20 years lives in Germantown and owns her house and garden and her sister Maria is still living, a widow.” [Letter, C. Hoffman, to Teuchmann June 7, 1787 — S. H. L.) "Cornelius (Nice), who was a distiller, settled in Cresheim, now called Chestnut Hill and owned two tracts of land, one containing fifty-six acres in Cresheim and one containing about ten acres in Germantown. He died about the year 1760, and left a wife named Susanna and ten children; John being the oldest, got the land at a valuation made by the Court. They became the parents of fifteen children, the following five of whom are still living: John and Samuel (twins) age seventy-nine years; Margaret, wife of Reuben Myers, aged seventy-seven years; Caroline, wife of Abraham Ivulp, aged seventy-one years and Harper, aged sixty-nine years. John Nice died in September, 1851, and his wife Sarah a few months later. It is a remarkable case that of all these family connections there are but two families who do not live within a radius of fifteen miles from the old homestead. The total number of descendants of the subject of this sketch was 355 of whom 266 are now living.” Nice Reunion was held on the old homestead farm opposite Lawnton Station on the north Penn. Railroad. Eugene E. Nice read a paper on the family. [Nice papers, Vol. 1, p 165, Newspaper clipping .] Cornelius Nice, distiller, of Cresheim, Germantown township, died Oct. 23, 1754, leaving a widow, Susanna, and the following children: John, Elizabeth (married - Rapp), William, Anna, Mary (married Abraham Rittenhouse), Christopher, Sarah, Susanna, Jr., Daniel and Cornelius, Jr. Susanna Nice, Jr., married Winnard Nice, an innkeeper of Germantown, whose will, made in 1802, speaks of his wife and four children: Mary, Winnard, Susanna, and William, and son-in-law, Conrad Henkle. Conrad Henkle's will proved Apr. 14, 1845, speaks of wife, Mary, and four children: William, Winnard, Susanna, and John. [Article from “Germantown.”] ESTATE OF CORNELIUS NICE Inventory £216. Is. Id. By Ballance due and left towards paying a Debt of said Estate of Fifty-five Pounds Principal Sum and its Interest due to William Allen, Esq., and towards defraying the unsettled charges of Susannah Nice (the Deceased’s widow) of her lying in soon after the said Cornelius Nice, Deceased, and for her maintaining Sundry of the said deceased’s small children to this time, March A.D., 1759. Susanna Neissen John Nice William Nice Valuation of Land. Exclusive of Widow’s Dower . 423. 2. 0 Widow’s Dower . 211. 11. 0 Surplusage . 223. 2. 6 Balance former Account . 0. 0. 3 857. 15. 9 £ s d Total Balance . 537. 18. 0 To John Nice eldest Son, 2 shrs . 97. 16. 0 Elizabeth (Rupp) . 48 . 18 . 0 William Nice . 48. 18. 0 Anna Nice . 48. 18. 0 Mary Rittenhouse . 48. 18. 0 Three Shares of Christopher Nice, Sarah Nice, Susanna Nice, Jr., three of the said Intestate children and minors under age of Twenty-one years . 146. 14. 0 Bostian Miller, Guardian Remaining two shares of David Nice and Cornelius Nice, Jr. Thomas Rose (Guardian) . 97. 16. 0 May 15, 1760 . 537. 18. 0 Extract from Will of Susanna Nice “I Susanna Nice, widow and relict of Cornelius Nice late of Germantown Twp., bequeath to my Son Cornelius, my Daughter Susanna, my Grandson Enoch Rittenhouse, my Granddaughter Susanna, youngest daughter of my daughter Susanna, my Son-in-law Winnard Nice, etc. 148 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families I give the I’esidue to all my grand-children (those in Nova Scotia born to my son Cornelius of his second wife only excepted.) I appoint as my Executors my trusty friend Christopher Yeakle, Jr., and my said son-in-law Winnard Nice. I give the power to sell my house and lot in Germantown, my lot of land in Roxborough in tennure of my son-in-law Winnard Nice.” Signed 1792 — Aug. 7. Probated 1795 — Aug. 16. No. 5218 Germantown Avenue was drawn in the names of John Simons and William Streeper. The next owner was Jan de Neus. John Nice died 1719 being survived by his wife Elizabeth and six children, Matthias, Cornelius, Wynard, William, Alietze (Alice) and Gertrude. Alice married Direk Keyser; Wynard Nice purchased the property owned by his father etc. Owned property 1772. [Hisl. of Old Germantown Property, Vol. I, p 220.] A John Nice died Sept. 29, 1851, intestate, leaving widow Sarah and the following children: William; Maria Livezey, widow; Ann Kulp, widow; Sarah, m George K. Heller; John (?); Samuel; Margaret, m Reuben Meyers; Harper; Caroline, m Abraham Kulp; Elizabeth; Rachel, m Daniel Cuckle. Widow and children of Thomas Nice, the oldest son, who died Sept., 1851: Sarah, widow; John, Tacey, Nathan, William, (of lawful age); Thomas, George (above fourteen); Charles (under fourteen). [Deed Book, T. H. 26; 13. City Hall, Phila .] While the above are possibly descendants of Cornelius Nice, it has been impossible to identify them positively as his descendants. [Editor.] [ 1 1—4] BARBARA KRAUSS, b July 22, 1742; d Nov. 24, 1821; dau Balthasar and Susanna (Hoff¬ man) Krauss [11-1]; m Dec. 10, 1770, GEORGE URFFER, b July 20, 1735; d May 5, 1794; s Michael Urffer who was b in Alsace, Germany. George Urffer came to Pa., Aug. 24, 1765. He lived where the boro of East Greenville, Pa., now stands. Both the towns of East Greenville and part of Pennsburg are built on land formerly owned by him. Children ( 9 ): [11-12] 1. Susanna, b Nov. 30, 1771; d Aug. 13, 1862; m Jacob Frey. 2. Maria, b Mar. 5, 1774; d Jan. 19, 1850; unm. 3. Catharine, b Jan. 7, 1776; d Mar. 14, 1804; unm. [11-13] 4. David, b Oct. 1, 1777; d Apr. 20, 1847; m Mary Yeakle. [1 1—14] 5. Michael, b June 28, 1779; d May 20, 1854; m Elizabeth Kohler. [160—5] 6. Gertrude, b Mar. 25, 1781; d Feb. 9, 1868; to Jacob Yeakle. [11—15] 7. Balthasar, b May 26, 1783; d July 10, 1808; to Regina Yeakel. [11-16] 8. Barbara, b Mar. 17, 1785; d July 6, 1869; to Michael Nuss. 9. Melchior, d July 10, 1808. [11-5] BALTHASAR KRAUSS, b Nov. 28, 1743; d Oct. 14, 1805; s Balthasar and Susanna (Hoff¬ man) Krauss [11-1]; to June 14, 1769, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to SUSANNA YEAKEL, b Feb. 1, 1744; d Jan. 8, 1820; dau Hans H. and Susanna (Heydrick) Yeakel [38-5.] Children ( 8 ): [11-17] 1. John, b Mar. 1, 1770; d Feb. 12, 1819; to Rosina Yeakel. [1 1—18] 2. Andrew, b June 21, 1771; d May 11, 1841; to Susanna Schultz. 3. Balthasar, b Nov. 10, 1772; d Aug. 26, 1779. 4. Regina, b Feb. 24, 1775; d Aug. 31, 1807; to Jeremiah Krauss. 5. Helena, b Oct. 31, 1776; d Nov. 19, 1850; to Jacob Gerhard. 6. Rosina, b Sept. 30, 1780; d 1812; to - Hunsberger. 1. Maria Schultz. [202-3a] [59-5] [11-19] [ll-20a] [ll-20b] [3 8-2 8a] 7. George, b Feb. 23, 1783; d June 22, 1844; m , n 0 , ,, [ 2. Christina Schultz. 8. Lydia, b July 31, 1786; d Jan. 19, 1812; to Jeremiah Yeakel. Rosanna Krauss Hunsberger was said to be connected with family of Rev. Ephraim Hunsberger who moved from Upper Hanover, Pa., to Wadsworth, Ohio, but it was impossible to verify this state¬ ment. Balthasar Krauss is said to have been a man of great strength. Tradition states that he served in the Revolutionary War, and that when the baggage wagons would get stuck in the mud he would put his shoulder under the axle and lift the wagon out of the mud. ( Albert Krauss [11-259].) Plate 17 Count Ludwig von Zinzendorf (1700-1760), the protector of the Schwenkfelders in Saxony from 1726 to 1734. (Courtesy of The Pennsylvania-German Society.) Plate IS Frederick the Great (1712-1786) who in 1742 issued the invitation to the Schwenkfelders to return to Silesia. (Courtesy of the Pennsylvania-German Society.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 149 Various members of the Krauss family are said to have possessed great strength, judging by the traditions handed down in the various families, and the stories of great loads having been carried by them. It is said that the late Jacob Krauss [11-58] could lift exceptionally heavy loads with his teeth. [11-6] MARIA KRAUSS, b July 17, 1750; d Sept. 10, 1777; dau Balthasar and Susanna (Hoffman) Krauss [11—1] ; m Nov. 14, 1776, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to MATTHIAS GERHARD, d Aug. 30, 1803. No issue. Matthias Gerhard m 2d time Anna Yeakel [38-20]. [11-7] ELIZABETH NICE, b about 1735; dau Cornelius and Susanna (Krauss) Nice (Neis) [11-3]; m JOHN ROOP (RUPP), d 1791, who lived in Gtn., Phila., Pa. [Unable to verify data of this family or locate any descendants. Family compiled from data obtained from Court records.] Children (< 8 ): [11-21] 1. Cornelius, m Sarah - ; Springfield Twp., Pa. [11-22] 2. Ann, m Jacob Haus, Worcester, Pa. [11-23] 3. Christina, m George Righter, Roxborough, Phila., Pa. [11-24] 4. Elizabeth, to Charles Engle, Gtn., Phila., Pa. 5. William, was a hatter. [11-25] 6. Mary, to Leonard Shool, Roxborough, Phila., Pa. [11-26] 7. Sarah, to Christopher Haines, Whitpain Twp., Pa. [1 1—26.1] 8. John, was a hatter. [11-8] WILLIAM NICE (NEIS), b 1737; d 1782; s Cornelius and Susanna (Krauss) Nice [11-3]; to May 25, 1762, ELIZABETH HUBBS, b July 1, 1734; d July 21, 1821. One child: [11-27] Charles, b Oct. 27, 1763; d Mar. 4, 1821; to Catharine Hinkle. In the will of William Nice prob. 1782, Charles is only child named. He bequeathed to Charles and Hester Hubbs each £5. Executors: Nimrod Nice and Elizabeth Hubbs, wife. Both buried in Mennonite burial grounds, Germantown. [ll-9a] MARY NICE, dau Cornelius and Susanna (Krauss) Nice [11-3] ; to HENRY RITTEN¬ HOUSE, d Mar. 1769. Children (7): 1. William, 2. Cornelius (both under age, 1768), 3. Susanna, 4. Anna, 5. Samuel, 6. Mary, 7. Jacob. Jacob and Samuel, sons of Henry, probably died before sons of Abraham were so named. In the will of Henry Rittenhouse, miller of Roxborough, Phila., probated Mar. 8, 1769, he be¬ queaths to Mary, “my beloved wife,” instead of dower “my mills, messuages, lands and all my real estate. My eldest two sons, William and Cornelius (under 21). My seven children, William, Cornelius, Susanna, Ann, Samuel, Mary, Jacob.” Executors: “Mary, my wife, Nicholas, my brother.” The will was signed June 18, 1768. [ll-9b] MARY (NICE) RITTENHOUSE, same as above, to 2d time ABRAHAM RITTEN¬ HOUSE, b 1723; d 1815. Children (3): 1. Enoch, b 1773; d 1855; unm; miller. 2. Samuel; d aged 22 yr., unm. [11-28] 3. Jacob, d 1856; m Hester Brunner. In 1815 Abraham Rittenhouse made a will in which he bequeathed $50 to the Mennonite Meeting House of Germantown; $50 to his house-keeper; and the balance to his three sons, Enoch, Samuel, and Jacob. This makes it appear that his wife Mary preceded him in death. In 1825, Enoch Rittenhouse of Roxborough, miller, gave deed, wife did not join in deed. Indicates he was not married then. In his will he bequeaths most of his Estate to his cousins’ children, and mentions his brother Jacob, but not his brother’s children, which would indicate that his brother Jacob had no children, and that Enoch himself was not married. The family seems to have died out. [11-10] SUSANNA NICE, dau Cornelius and Susanna (Krauss) Nice [11-3]; m WINNARD NICE, s of Winnard Nice, weaver. 150 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (J): [11-29] 1. Mary, m Conrad Hinkle. 2. Winnard. [11-30] 3. Susanna; m William Nutz. [1 1—31] 4. William, d prior to Nov. 16, 1822. [ Unable to verify or complete .] Washington Tavern— “This very old tavern was owned and kept by Winfrid Nice some ninety years ago. After his death his widow acted as hostess for many years. John Nice, a brother of Winfrid, was a married man with two children, when the war broke out. He raised a company of which he was captain. After the war he became a Justice of the Peace, and rented a farm near the Bethlehem Pike on the Wissahickon Creek, the place of his death.” [Hotchkiss — Germantown— p 240.] Was this Winnard Nice? Winnard S. Nice’s widow died prior to NOv. 16, 1822, when inventory of estate was filed. In papers, mention is made of guardian of Susanna Nice, James Nice, assignee of William Nutz and Susanna his wife. Conrad Hinkle, Mary Hinkle, Joseph Burr, administrator of the estate of Win¬ nard Nice, deceased. William Nice. [Index — 83, 1902 — Winnard Nice.] Deed — “Conrad Hinkle, surviving executor of Winnard Nice, Innkeeper, Apr. 1, 1823” [I.H. 10.355 ]; “whereas Derrick Keyser to Jan Winnard Nice 1774, Washington Tavern in Germantown Twp., at Abington Lane and Main Street.” Executors: widow, son, Winnard, and son-in-law, Conrad Hinkle. Conrad Hinkle was the only surviving executor. [11-1 la] CORNELIUS NICE, b 1754; d Aug. 25, 1811; s Cornelius and Susanna (Krauss) Nice [11-3]; m 1st - [11—1 lb] ; m 2d time — — — ; children in Nova Scotia in 1792. [Records, German Ref. Ch., Gtn. Unable to complete .] [11-12] SUSANNA URFFER, 5 Nov.30, 1771; d Aug. 13, 1862; dau George and Barbara (Krauss) Urffer [11-4]; m JACOB FREY, b June 15, 1760; d Jan. 26, 1852. Lived in East Greenville, Pa. [11-13] DAVID URFFER, b Oct. 1, 1777; d Apr. 20, 1847; s George and Barbara (Krauss) Urffer [11-4]; m Nov. 26, 1809, MARY YEAKLE, b Sept. 5, 1784; d Apr. 6, 1840; dau Abraham and Sarah (Wagner) Yeakle [160-2]. Children (7): 1. George, b Feb. 5, 1811; d May 15, 1812. [11-32] 2. Hannah, b Apr. 21, 1812; d May 8, 1866; m John Reed. [11-33] 3. Magdalene, b June 16, 1813; d Aug. 30, 1898; m B. Franklin Cope. [11-34] 4. Susan, b July 24, 1815; d June 3, 1883; m William F. Reed. 5. Sarah, b Jan. 1, 1817; d Feb. 21, 1817. 6. Christina, b Jan. 20, 1818; d Sept. 10, 1907; unm. [11-35] 7. Daniel Y., b July 18, 1820; d Dec. 16, 1894; m Susanna Wiegner. [11-14] MICHAEL URFFER, b June 28, 1779; d May 20, 1854; s George and Barbara (Krauss) Urffer [11-4]; m May 18, 1800, ELIZABETH KOHLER, b Dec. 15, 1769;d July 6, 1841. Farmer. Lived in Lower Salford Twp., Pa. Children (7): [11-36] 1. Samuel, b Nov. 19, 1803; d July 10, 1862; m Mary Weber. 2. Michael, b Nov. 19, 1805; d Mar. 9, 1837. [11-37] 3. Daniel K., b July 13, 1807; d June 27, 1852; m Rebecca Krauss. [11-38] 4. Maria, b June 1, 1809; m Jacob Rodenberger. [ll-53a] 5. Barbara, b May 18, 1811 ; d Feb. 7, 1841 ; m Samuel Krauss. 6. Elizabeth, b Apr. 13, 1814. [No further record .] [11-39] 7. Joshua Iv., b - ; d May 17, 1861; m Elizabeth Hendricks. [11-15] BALTHASAR URFFER, b May 26, 1783; d July 10, 1808; s George and Barbara (Krauss) Urffer [11-4]; m Nov. 27, 1806, REGINA YEAKEL, b Feb. 6, 1785; d Sept. 10, 1843; dau Caspar and Anna (Yeakle) Yeakel [38-10]. One child: [11-40] Miriam, b Nov. 13, 1808; d Apr. 9, 1894; m Henry Kemmerer. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 151 It is stated that Balthasar Urffer died as a result of his horses becoming unruly while on the way to Trenton for a load of building lumber. The tongue of the wagon pierced his body causing his death. [11-16] BARBARA URFFER, b Mar. 17, 1785; d July 6, 1869; dau George and Barbara (Krauss) Urffer [11-4]; m MICHAEL NUSS, b Apr. 25, 1781; d July 25, 1870; lived on land now occupied by town of East Greenville, Pa. Children (8): j t i on mm I 1- Leah Yeakel. d July 29, 1901; m j 2 Christina Horlacher. m John Kline. June 20, 1815; m Eliza Boyer. 4. Sarah, b Aug. 5, 1817; d Apr. 22, 1886; m Charles Yeakle. 5. Susanna, b June 19, 1819; m Jesse Grove. 6. Charles, b Sept. 9, 1821; d Jan. 26, 1880; m Martha Ann Reichenbach. 7. Joseph, b July 13, 1824; d June 16, 1885; m Anna Elizabeth Jacobs. 1. Mary Krauss. 2. Leanna Andreas. [ll-41a] [11 — 41b] [11-42] [11-43] [160-16] [11-44] [11-45] [11-46] [ll-47a] [ 1 1— 47b] 1. Nathan 2. Leah 3. Aaron, b twins, b Mar. 2, 1812; 8. John Mahlon, b Feb. 11, 1827; m [11-17] JOHN KRAUSS, b Mar. 1, 1770;d Feb. 12, 1819; s Balthasar and Susanna (Yeakel) Krauss [11-5]; m May 11, 1795, by a Justice of the Peace to ROSINA YEAKEL, b Oct. 29, 1771 ; d Dec. 8, 1834; dau Melchior and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [38-19]. Children ( 9 ): 1. Sarah, b Dec. 9, 1795; d Apr. 10, 1798. [208-4] 2. Maria, b Jan. 7, 1798; d Oct. 1, 1850; m Jacob Yeakel. 3. Daughter, b 1800; d unm. [11-48] 4. Anthony, b May 23, 1803; d Jan. 24, 1852; m Sarah Yeakel. 5. Daniel, b Oct. 16, 1805; d Apr. 3, 1808. 6. Daughter, b Mar. 1811; d Apr. 7, 1811. 7. Son, b Jan. 23, 1813; d Jan. 27, 1813. [11-49] 8. Joseph, b Nov. 4, 1814; d June 19, 1871; m Maria Kulp. [149-36a] 9. Lydia, b - ; d 1862 in Spring; m Abraham Schultz. John Krauss, probably the most scholarly of the Schwenkfelder pupils who attended the Hosen- sack Academy, was born, lived, and died in Kraussdale, Pa. After leaving the Academy Mr. Krauss attended a private school at Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, where he became associated with David Rittenhouse, the astronomer. John Krauss was a man of many activities; he is said to have become a surveyor in 1784, at the age of fourteen, probably as a pupil of his neighbor, David Schultz. He also served as teacher in the Hosensack Academy as a young man. He is said to have been a farmer by occupation, a pipe organ builder by trade, and a surveyor by profession, spending his spare time in the study of higher mathematics including navigation and astronomy. Tradition says that he was never known to be idle, that he always had a book in his hands when sitting down. Thus by improving his spare moments he became a very learned man for his time and became a prominent surveyor, a skillful mechanic, and an accomplished mathematician. He is said to have calculated an eclipse of the sun that took place forty years afterwards, the time of the eclipse verifying his calculations. It is also said that as a young man when hauling farm products to Philadelphia he stopped at a hotel where a group of sailors were also putting up for the night. These sailors were gathered around a table evidently in deep thought. Young Krauss stood back of them looking over their shoulders for a time, and noticed that they were trying to solve a problem in navigation, but after spending a long time in making their calculations they were forced to give up the problem. The young man volunteered to solve the problem for them — they looked at him in amazement, thinking that it would be impossible for this rough, country lad to solve a problem in navigation that they could not master, but in a short time Mr. Krauss solved the problem to their complete satisfaction. John Krauss and his brother, Andrew, first started the building of organs for which the Krauss family long had a fine reputation. He also built wool carding machines when not busy with surveying and farming. There are preserved in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg more than a dozen books written by John Krauss. His great-great-grandson, Charles O. Krauss of Philadelphia, has in his possession diaries kept by John Krauss covering a number of years. His books are models of neatness and accuracy. The most unique is a book describing the making of sun dials. This is illustrated 152 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families with most exquisite drawings and explains the method of making sun dials at various angles, and consists of fifty-four pages. The year 1791 must have been an exceedingly busy one for this young man. We find at least seven manuscript books which he wrote during this period. The following are some of the interesting titles : Die Taologische Dogmatic oder algemeine Einleitung in die Glaubnessen unsern allerheiligsten Christ- lichen Religion, aus einem lateinischen Compendio, ins Teutsche ubergetragen, und die Feder dictiert. Unter dem Segen des Herrn angefangen den 21 Julius 1791. Per Jno. Krauss. Translation from the Gospel of John. From German to Latin. Mss. 4 to 76 pp. 12 chaps, of John to the 24th verse. II Translatio Evangelii Joannis e Textu germano in Linguam latinam Opera ac Studio. Joannis Krouss. Duce Georgio Carlo Stock in Schola Die XXV Mensis Januarii MDCCLXXXXI. M. Tullii Ciceronis Laetius sive de Amicitia Dialogus ad Tu. Pomponium Praefacio. MDCCLXXXXI. Aus dem lat, ubersetzt , angefangen den 30ten Julii A. D. 1791. 4 to 76 pp. Finished August 27. Part II, contains a translation of “De Senectute.” 82 pp. Begun on Sep¬ tember 5th and finished October 13. a Joanne Krouse, Moderante G. C. Stockio opus Translationis. Part III. contains Georg, lib. 1 , and lib. 2, 44 pp. Finished March 14, 1792. In 1794 he wrote a manuscript folio in English consisting of one hundred and thirty-two pages, entitled “John Krauss — his Practical and Theoretical Arithmetic.” Many of his drawings made while surveying are preserved, as are also his compass and chain afterwards used by his son, Anthony, and grandson, Isaac, who also followed the occupation of surveyors. In 1812 he began the manufacture of agricultural machinery. This business was carried on success¬ fully by his son, Anthony, and his grandsons, Isaac, Harrison, and James, until recent years. As a surveyor, scrivener, manufacturer, neighbor and citizen, John Krauss stood high in the estimate of his fellowmen. [11-18] ANDREW KRAUSS, b June 21, 1771; d May 11, 1841; s Balthasar and Susanna (Yeakel) Krauss [11-5]; m Nov. 30, 1797, by Rev. George Kriebel to SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Dec. 13, 1778; d 1860; dau Andrew and Charlotte (Yeakel) Schultz [70-1]. [48-11] [11-50] [11-51] [11-52] [ll-53a] [ll-53b] [11-37] [11-54] [ll-55a] [ll-55b] [11-56] [11-57] Samuel, b Aug. 7, 1807; d May 30, 1904; m Children (11): 1. Regina, b Sept. 9, 1798; d June 29, 1890; m Samuel Newman. 2. Leah, b Dec. 19, 1799; d Aug. 19, 1851; m George Heist. 3. Joel, b Oct. 11, 1801; d Sept. 27, 1852; m Emeline Yeakel. 4. George, b Dec. 14, 1803; d May 13, 1880; m Elizabeth Bechtel. 1. Barbara Urffer. 2. Catharine Ann Gerhard. 6. Rebecca, b Nov. 20, 1805; d June 6, 1852; m Daniel K. Urffer. 7. Susanna, b Dec. 20, 1811; d July 20, 1877; m Charles W. Wieand. 8. John, b July 19, 1813; d July 26, 1903; m ( Regina Schultz. [ 2. Lizzie Wiedner. 9. Mary, b Nov. 13, 1817; d Jan. 27, 1910; m Joseph Bechtel. 10. David, b Jan. 12, 1821; d June 22, 1897; m Sophia Miller. 11. Nancy, b 1823; d Sept. 17, 1893. The Krauss Family As Organ Builders And Inventors Balzer or Balthasar Krauss who came to Pa. with his mother who became a widow on the journey, her husband, Melchior, dying in Haarlem (vid. [11]) settled near the village of Kraussdale, Montg. Co., Pa. It seems that one of the articles he brought with him from the old country was a tuning-fork which seems to have been the only musical instrument permitted amongst the Schwenkf elders at that time. Balthasar Krauss had a son Balthasar who in turn had three sons, John, Andrew, and George. These men evidently were men of superior quality and had in them the composite elements of genius, and developed marked mechanical ability. However, after a generation had passed away, the above named tuning-fork no longer satisfied the musical instincts of these men, for we find that in 1790 while the boys were still in their teens, with the aid of their father they planned and built a pipe-organ, the firsl in that section of the country. It must also be remembered that these men had no tools with which to work until the village blacksmith forged the necessary tools in his shop. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 153 It is interesting to conjecture as to how the idea of making pipe organs developed in the Krauss family, for the Schwenkfelder Society to which they belonged excluded organs as well as other musical instruments from their places of worship. However, we know that the members of the Krauss family at this time belonged to a “Literary Society” that existed in this section, which was very active, and by means of which books and other intellectual helps were exchanged, and a mutual interest as to the general welfare of its several members was manifested. One of the members of this society was Rev. F. W. Geisenheiner who in 1793 became pastor of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Upon learning that the Krauss boys had built a pipe organ for amusement he urged them to continue the work in order to supply the demand for organs in the churches of Pa., as but few organs were manufactured in this country at that time, and most church organs had to be imported from England or Germany. But when they argued with him that the “Schwenkfelder Society,” as then constituted, would not look upon such a project with favor, he asked them to show him the difference in the wrong of using their grandfather’s tuning-fork to aid their vocal devotions or of using an instrument of greater proportions. This settled the matter for them and although there was quite a stir for a while in the Schwenkfelder Church when the Krauss family started the construction of “music boxes,” and as a result of which the Krausses left the faith of their grandfather, nevertheless, they continued in their pioneer work of organ building. The first Church organ they built is said to have been completed in 1796, and was placed in Long Swamp Church in Berks Co., a few miles from their home. Although it was rebuilt several times by various members of the Krauss family it was still in use within recent years. It is said to have con¬ tained 575 pipes, and was made of solid walnut, being 16 feet high and 11 feet wide. After this the three brothers devoted much attention to the building of pipe organs. The diary and account book of John Krauss, the elder brother, shows that in 1807 they received £262 and 10s. for an organ placed in St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Red Hill, Pa. This diary also shows that they built piano-fortes, one having been sold in 1806 for $55.00. One of the largest organs they constructed was for the Roman Catholic Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament, at Bally, Berks Co., Pa. This organ was in use more than 100 years. In 1814 Zion’s Lutheran Church of Phila. made an agreement with the Krauss brothers for the construction of an organ. It is stated that this organ is still preserved as a relic. Many of the agreements for the manu¬ facture of these organs are still preserved in the Krauss family, while others were given to different congregations for their local historical value. In 1812 the elder brother, John, retired from the pipe organ business, and followed other pursuits, notably that of a busy and successful surveyor. He was also an astronomer of note, having studied astronomy under David Rittenhouse. He also is said to have built wool-carding machinery. One of the agreements preserved shows that in 1837 a dispute arose concerning the organ that was being constructed for “Sassaman’s Church”; as a result of which dispute the unfinished organ was removed from the church and installed elsewhere. Andrew Krauss died in 1841, having made 48 organs, an average of about one a year. Several years prior to his death he removed to Palm, Pa., where his sons and grandsons continued their trade in the same shop which is still standing (1920). George and Joel Krauss, sons of Andrew, continued in the wake of their father, assisted in some mechanical respects by their brother, Samuel. However, George Krauss and his son, Edwin B., of Palm, were the leaders. Their business of organ building has given wide fame to their family name and their place of residence. They made good the inventive genius and mechanical skill inherited from their father. George, Joel, and Samuel Krauss also achieved marvelous success in 1823 when they were desirous of organizing a string band. Desiring a bass-violin, and the purchase of one being out of the question, it is stated that they went to Phila., examined and measured an imported instrument, returned home and set to work to manufacture one. The brass cock-wheels fastened to the tuning pegs were made by Samuel, who was also a clockmaker. A plate of ivory on the ebony scroll contains the name of the maker and the year 1823. This instrument was still in good condition in recent years. Other violins were made, and Joel made a beaked flute of boxwood, with an ebony mouth piece, still in good condi¬ tion. It has brass keys and is mounted with three elephant tusk rings. While still a young man George Krauss made an electrical machine which was quite marvelous when we consider how little was known about electricity in those days. Samuel Krauss located at Sumneytown, Pa., and was the manufacturer of the famous grandfather clocks that bring such fabulous prices in these days. His most noted invention was a clock and globe combination. Doubtless this magnificent contrivance was suggested by his uncle John, the astronomer. 154 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families This device showed the earth in its planetary relations revolving on its axis, the meridian always being in the position with that of the sun. Only parts of this chronosphere remain, as the original, falling into hands that were unable to appreciate its uniqueness and historic value, was demolished. The construction of organs by hand was continued by Edwin B. Krauss at Palm, Pa., until within recent times, when the perfection of mechanical devices reduced the time of building organs to such an extent that making them by hand was no longer profitable. One of the last pipe organs made by Mr. Krauss is now in the Auditorium at Perkiomen School, Pennsburg, Pa. The inventive talent in the Krauss family also manifested itself in Anthony Krauss [11-48], son of John, who was the inventor of the four-horse-level-power and threshing-machines, that were such a boon to the agricultural districts until displaced by the modern gasoline driven threshing-machines. [ Vid. Schwenkfeldian , Vol. VI, pp 12-15.] [ 1 1— 20a] GEORGE KRAUSS, b Feb. 23, 1783; d June 22, 1844; s Balthasar and Susanna (Yeakel) Krauss [11-5]; m first May 27, 1805, MARIA SCHULTZ, b Oct. 4, 1784; d May 26, 1807; dau Andrew and Charlotte (Yeakel) Schultz [70-1]. Children (2): 1. David, b Apr. 24, 1806; d Feb. 10, 1809. [11-58] 2. Jacob, b May 9, 1807; d Aug. 21, 1880; m Lydia Kriebel. [ll-20b] GEORGE KRAUSS, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 26, 1807, CHRISTINA SCHULTZ, b Aug. 22, 1787; d Oct. 18, 1877; dau Andrew and Charlotte (Yeakel) Schultz [70-1]. Children (10): [149-35] 1. Sarah, b Nov. 3, 1808; m Jonathan Schultz. [ 1 1—59] 2. Henry, b Feb. 3, 1811; d Feb. 7, 1884; m Christina Schultz. 3. Susanna, b Oct. 14, 1812; d Apr. 13, 1813. [11-60] 4. Elizabeth, b June 13, 1814; m Joel Wolf. [11-61] 5. Jonathan, b Jan. 8, 1817; d Oct. 30, 1887; m Magdalena Schultz. [11-62] 6. Daniel, b Feb. 27, 1819; d Jan. 5, 1898; m Esther Neuman. 7. Maria, b Dec. 10, 1821 ; d Mar. 20, 1828. 8. Regina, b July 19, 1824; d May 5, 1825. 9. Daughter, b June, 1826; lived only two days. [11-63] 10. Charles, b Dec. 12, 1830; d Feb. 23, 1881; m Hannah Yeakel. [11-23] CHRISTINA ROOP, dau John and Elizabeth (Nice) Roop [11-7]; m GEORGE RIGHT- ER. Had at least two children, George and John. The will of George Righter, farmer, of Roxborough, Phila., Pa., was prob. Aug. 1810. George Righter, grandson of George and Christina Righter, as administrator, gave a deed on June 16, 1864. He was then living in Del. Co., Pa. [ Unable to verify above, or locate any descendants.] [11-24] ELIZABETH ROOP, dau John and Elizabeth (Nice) Roop [11-7] ; m CHARLES ENGLE, tanner, of Germantown. A Charles Engle, farmer, of Germantown, m Elizabeth, who d June 26, 1842. Children (6): 1. Eliza, d 1812. 2. Ann, d 1824; made will in 1813, which states Elizabeth, George, and Rebecca were of age. 3. Rebecca, b 1790. 4. Charles, was a currier; d 1837; unm \ intestate. 5. George, d 1847. 6. Richard, m Tacy (Thirza) Keyser; was merchant in Northern Liberties in 1822. A RICHARD ENGLE, d July 1865; name of wife, THIRZA. Children (J) : 1. Eliza; 2. Gustavus; 3. Richard, Jr., who m Elizabeth - ;4. Charles K., who d 1901. A GEORGE ENGLE, was a tanner in Germantown; m SUSAN F. - ; had two children: 1. Charles B.; m Amelia - ; 2. Albertus. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 155 CHARLES B. ENGLE and Amelia had a dau Isabella who m - Shipley; they had Children (3): 1. Amelia, m Ben Lister; lives in England. 2. Olivia. 3. Charles E., m — — - — - — ; lives in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Amelia Engle made a will in 1893; she mentions her daughter, Isabella E. Shipley, 5034 Main St., Germantown; and grandchildren: Amelia J. who m Ben Lister, in England; Olivia and Charles E., Sault St. Marie, Mich. GUSTAVUS ENGLE, d Feb. 11, 1901 ; wife Sarah F. - ; had dau Caroline R. who m - Tomlinson. RICHARD ENGLE, d July 1897; wife Elizabeth K. No issue. [ Unable to identify above as belonging to this family tree , but the indications are that they belong to the Krauss family.] [11-26.1] JOHN ROOP, s John and Elizabeth (Nice) Roop [11-7]; m — - — - -. John Roop was a hatter. Children (3): 1. Sarah; d in Friends’ Asylum, Frankford. Lived to be 90 yrs. old. [11-63.1] 2. Barbara Ann, m John Nutz. [11-63.2] 3. John, m Catharine Book. [ Information about this family given by Mrs. Soberheimer, Roxborough, Pa. Unable to complete or verify .] [11-27] CHARLES NICE, b Oct. 27, 1763; d Mar. 4, 1821; s William and Elizabeth (Hubbs) Nice [11-8]; m July 15, 1783, CATHARINE HINKLE (HINCKLE), b July, 1762; d Oct. 26, 1826. Children (7): [11-64] 1. Susanna, m John Ottinger. [11-65] 2. Elizabeth, b May 27, 1786; d Jan. 30, 1856; m Enoch Rex. [11-66] 3. Charles, m Hannah Keyser Redheffer. [11-67] 4. Sarah, b Sept. 12, 1794; d Sept. 18, 1832; m George Weiss. [11-68] 5. Mary, m James Ogible. [11-69] 6. Rachel, b Mar. 11, 1800; d Feb. 1, 1868; m John Goodfellow. [ 1 1—70] 7. Catharine, m John Horter. [ Unable to complete.] [11-28] JACOB RITTENHOUSE, d 1856; s Abraham and Mary (Nice-Rittenhouse) Rittenhouse [11 -9b]; m HESTER BRUNNER; had several children who d young. [11-29] MARY NICE, dau Winnard and Susanna (Nice) Nice [11-10]; m CONRAD HINKLE. Children (J): 1. William; 2. Winnard; 3. Susanna; 4. John. [11-30] SUSANNA NICE, dau Winnard and Susanna (Nice) Nice [11-10]; m Sept. 7, 1803, WIL¬ LIAM NUTZ. According to will of Enoch Rittenhouse, William Nutz died before his wife, and they left children. On June 4, 1818, William Nutz, late of county of Lancaster, Little Britain Twp., City of Phila., tanner, and Susanna, his wife, deeded to James Nice of said city, cooper, 46 a., 112 p. being bought in 1816. [D.B. 13: 400] [ Unable to trace above family.] [11-32] HANNAH URFFER, b Apr. 21, 1812; d May 8, 1866; dau David and Mary (Yeakle) Urffer [11-13] ; m Dec. 11, 1830, JOHN REED, b Mar. 4, 1804; d July 9, 1882; s Philip Reed. Children (3): [11-71] 1. Floranda M., b May 3, 1832; d Jan., 1917; m Henry Reed. [11-72] 2. Servatus W., b Dec. 19, 1834; d May 1, 1920; m Elizabeth Goodwin. [ 1 1—73] 3. Wellington J., b Mar. 29, 1837 ; d Dec. 25, 1919; m Mary Ann Frey. 156 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-33] MAGDALENE URFFER, 6 June 16, 1813; d Aug. 30, 1898; dau David and Mary (Yeakle) Urffer [11-13]; m B. FRANKLIN COPE, b Oct. 16, 1803; d Jan. 2, 1892; s Michael and — - - (Sellers) Cope. Children (7): [11-74] 1. Emeline, b May 28, 1832; d Sept., 1907; m Aaron Scheetz. [11-74.1] 2. Amandus, b Jan. 19, 1834; d July, 1914; m Eliza Funk. [11-74.2] 3. Abraham, b Jan. 25, 1836; d Jan. 21, 1909; m Edwardene Magill. [11-74.3] 4. David, b Apr. 1, 1840; d Feb. 27, 1914; m Mary Elizabeth Ott. [ 1 1—74.4] 5. Elmira S., b Nov. 19, 1842; m James M. Rogers. [11-74.5] 6. Daniel, b Mar. 3, 1846; d Nov. 1892; m Elizabeth Hough. [11-74.6] 7. Emma Jane, b June 9, 1849; d Sept., 1911; m Dr. H. A. Godschalk. [11-34] SUSAN URFFER, b July 24, 1815; d June 3, 1883; dau David and Mary (Yeakle) Urffer [ 1 1—13] ; m Dec. 26, 1841, WILLIAM F. REED, b Oct. 18, 1817 ; d Apr. 1, 1877 ; farmer, Hoppenville, Pa. Children (6): 1. Sara Ann, b Mar. 12, 1844. 2. Emma M., b Nov. 30, 1846; d 1901; m John H. Nice. 3. William A., b Sept. 26, 1848; m Mary Price. [11-75] [11-76] [ll-77a] [ 1 1— 77b] [11—78] I 1. Anna Wight. 2. Jennie Jeff eras. 4. Philip, b Feb. 21, 1851; m 5. Daniel U., b Mar. 22, 1853; m Lizzie Eschbach. 6. Calvin Michael, b May 14, 1860. [11-35] DANIEL Y. URFFER, b July 18, 1820; d Dec. 16, 1894; s David and Mary (Yeakle) Urffer [11-13]; m SUSANNA WIEGNER, b Nov. 12, 1833; d Nov. 20, 1904; dau George and Elizabeth (Steinman) Wiegner [36-8]. Daniel Urffer lived in Pennsburg, Pa. He was a drover. [ll-79a] [ll-79b] [11-80] [11-81] [11-82] [11-83] [11-84] [11-85] [11-86] Children ( 8 ): 1. Daniel W„ b Feb. 16, 1867; m ( 2 garall E Sdlweinhart. 2. Emma S., b Feb. 18, 1859; in Isaac Linsenbigler. 3. Sarah E., b Mar. 23, 1861; m Jacob C. Gottshall. 4. David W., b June 6, 1863; d Mar. 14, 1906; m Ida C. Feather. 5. Catharine, b Jan. 26, 1865; m Mark Y. Henricks. 6. Hannah Marion, b Apr. 17, 1867; d Jan. 5, 1896; m Benjamin Franklin Miller. 7. Ellen Maria, b Sept. 12, 1870; m Samuel Henricks. 8. Agnes W., b Feb. 9, 1873; d Aug. 21, 1911; m Daniel L. Gaugler. [11-36] SAMUEL URFFER, b Nov. 19, 1803; d July 10, 1862; s Michael and Elizabeth (Kohler) Urffer [11-14] ;m 1830, MARY WEBER, b June 30, 1809; d Mar. 14, 1857; dau of Michael Weber. Samuel Urffer lived in Lower Saucon Twp., Lehigh Co., Pa.; he was a clockmaker. Children (6): 1. Mary, b Jan. 17. 1831; d June 4, 1850. 2. Daniel, b Dec. 5, 1833; d Mar. 14, 1857. [11-87] 3. Elizabeth, b Jan. 31, 1837; d - ; m Joseph Beyl. 4. Adam, b Dec. 29, 1839; d Dec. 12, 1857. [11-88] 5. Samuel, b Mar. 4, 1844; m Caroline Weiss. [11-89] 6. Charles, b Sept. 6, 1852; m Catharine Ann Werst. [11-37] DANIEL K. URFFER, b July 13, 1807; d June 27, 1852; s Michael and Elizabeth (Kohler) Urffer [11-14]; m REBECCA KRAUSS, b Nov. 20, 1805; d June 6, 1852; dau Andrew and Susanna (Schultz) Krauss [11-18]. Children (5): [11-91] 1. David, b Oct. 6, 1833; d May 31, 1860; m Clarissa Fogel. [25-93] 2. Lydia, b Sept. 24, 1836; d Feb. 27, 1868; m Andrew A. Kriebel. [ 1 1—90] 3. Henry K., b Jan. 20, 1840; m Mary Schultz. 4. George K., b Nov. 9, 1844; d May 28, 1849. 5. Susanna, b Feb. 1, 1849; d Feb. 1, 1849. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 157 [11-38] MARIA URFFER, b June 1, 1809; dau Michael and Elizabeth (Kohler) Urffer [11-14] ;w Mar. 25, 1849, JACOB RODENBERGER, b July 7,, 1805; d Apr. 27, 1861; s Peter Rodenberger. No issue. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [11-39] JOSHUA K. URFFER, b - ; d May 17, 1861; s Michael and Elizabeth (Kohler) Urffer [11-14] ; m May 29, 1828, ELIZABETH HENDRICKS, b June 19, 1801 ; d - ; dau Abra¬ ham Hendricks. Children (3): 1. Sarah H., b July 19, 1830. [11-92] 2. Israel H., b Sept. 17, 1832; m Maria Reinhard. 3. Joel H., b Jan. 21, 1837. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [11-40] MIRIAM URFFER, b Nov. 13, 1808; d Apr. 9, 1894; dau Balthasar and Regina (Yeakel) Urffer [11-15]; m HENRY KEMMERER; s Martin and - (Walter) Kemmerer. Children ( 3 ): [11-93] 1. Anna Maria, b Aug. 29, 1834; d May 20, 1906; m James E. Smith. [11-94] 2. Charles, b 1839; d 1878; m Mrs. Matilda Swartz. 3. Benjamin F., b 1847; d in Civil War, 1864. [ll-41a] NATHAN NUSS, b Mar. 2, 1812; d July 29, 1901; s Michael and Barbara (Urffer) Nuss [11-16]; m Dec. 10, 1839, LEAH YEAKEL, b Apr. 14, 1813; d Mar. 16, 1875; dau Solomon and Regina (Schubert) Yeakel [38-39]. No issue. [ 1 1— 41b] NATHAN NUSS, same as above, m 2d time, CHRISTINA HORLACHER, b Jan. 26, 1833; d Oct. 28, 1914. No issue. [11-44] SUSANNA NUSS, b June 19, 1819; dau Michael and Barbara (Urffer) Nuss [11-16]; m by Rev. Daniel Weiser, Feb. 27, 1847, JESSE GROVE. Children (7): 1. Benjamin Franklin, b Feb. 2, 1848. 2. Samuel Amandus, b Aug. 20, 1849. 3. Emma Catherine, b Nov. 1, 1851; d Oct. 30, 1855. [11-95] 4. Jesse Irwin, b Sept. 18, 1854; m Ella Rusher. 5. Henry Harrison, b Aug. 9, 1857. 6. Albert, b Jan. 17, 1860. 7. Mary Ann, b Nov. 4, 1863. [ No further data obtainable.] [11-45] CHARLES NUSS, b Sept. 9, 1821; d Jan. 26, 1880; $ Michael and Barbara (Urffer) Nuss [ 1 1—16] ; m MARTHA ANN REICHENTBA.CH, b id Jan., 1902, dau Philip and H. (Snyder) Reichenbach. Carpenter. Children (5): 1. Joseph, b about 1846; d in infancy. [11-96] 2. Charles R., b Jan. 28, 1852; m Matilda James. [11-97] 3. Sarah, m W. H. Richardson, 1227 W. Allison St., Phila. (1918). [11-98] 4. Emma, b Oct. 18, 1861; d May 30, 1900; m Edward Jones. [ 1 1—99] 5. Harry R.* b May 4, 1864; m Minerva Elliott. [11-46] JOSEPH NUSS, b July 13, 1824; d June 16^ 1885; s Michael and Barbara (Urffer) Nuss [11-16]; m about 1854, ANN ELIZABETH JACOBS, b Oct. 4, 1834; daw John and Catherine (Hittle) Jacobs. Farmer, lived in Stephenson Co., Ill. Children (7): 1. Mary Amanda, b June 22, 1856; d Aug. 1, 1875. [11-100] 2. Henry, b Apr. 3, 1857; m Clara Davis. [11-101] 3. Calvin, b Nov. 23, 1858; m May Siler. [11-102] 4. Emma Rebecca, b Mar. 30, 1860; m William Jackson Davis. [ 1 1—103] 5. Daniel, b Aug. 25, 1861; m Vina J. Clay. [11-104] 6. Sarah Catherine, b July 3, 1868; d Mar. 28, 1913; m Columbus B. Ferguson. [11-105] 7. Cora Ellen, b May 1, 1871; m Oscar Hughes. 158 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [ll-47a] JOHN MAHLON NUSS, b Feb. 11, 1827; s Michael and Barbara (Urffer) Nuss [11-16]; m Feb. 15, 1851, MARY KRAUSS, b Sept. 26, 1827; d June 6, 1855; dau Jesse and Mary (Sell) Krauss [202-6]. Lived in Stephenson Co., Ill. Children ( 3 ) : 1. Sarah Ann, b Dec. 31, 1851; d Apr. 25, 1859. [11-106] 2. Priscilla, b June 25, 1853; d Sept. 1, 1899; m Cavous C. Chapman. 3. Benjamin Franklin, b May 21, 1855; d Sept. 20, 1855. [ 1 1— 47b] JOHN MAHLON NUSS, same as above, m 2d time Jan. 24, 1860, LEANNA ANDREAS, dau David Andreas. [1 l-107a] [1 1— 107b] [ll-107c] [11-108] [ll-109a] [ 1 1— 109b] [11-110] [11-111] [11-112] Children (8): 1. Levi A., b Jan. 25, 1861; in 1. Emma C. Daws. 2. Laura J. Barnes. 3. Naomi H. Ditzler. 2. Sarah, b Dec. 30, 1862; m Franklin D. Ohlwine. 3. Oswin, b July 29, 1865; d Sept. 1, 1866. 4. John Mahlon, b Oct. 15, 1867 ; m I 1 2. Eda K. Stenback. 5. Leanna, b Aug. 9, 1870; m Frank Byers. 6. Mary, b Feb. 2, 1874; d July 16, 1919; m Charles Frank Dennis. 7. Barbara Sophia, b Mar. 20, 1877; m Wesley John Yeager. 8. Emma, 5 May 9, 1879; d Aug. 15, 1879. All children of 1st wife and 1st child of 2nd wife were born in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa., the rest except the youngest, born in Jordan’s Co., Ill. The youngest was born in Stephenson Co., Ill. [11-48] ANTHONY KRAUSS, b May 23, 1803; d Jan. 24, 1852; s John and Rosina (Yeakel) Krauss [11-17]; m May 17, 1825, SARAH YEAKEL, b May 19, 1805; d Apr. 24, 1874; dau Isaac and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [160-4]. Anthony Krauss was engaged in building agricultural implements, following also the profession of surveying of land as a community service. Having obtained a liberal education he was friend and counsellor to rich and poor. He lived near Kraussdale, Pa. Children (9): [11-113] 1. Lavina, b Apr. 25, 1832; d Mar. 23, 1901; m Benjamin Gery. [11-114] 2. Isaac Y., b Feb. 10, 1836; d Mar. 17, 1914; m Theodora R. Waage. [11-115] 3. Elmira Regina, b Nov. 23, 1838; d July 22, 1909; m Horace Miller. [11-116] 4. Harrison, b July 20, 1840; d Mar. 25, 1897; m Mary Oberholzer. [ 1 1—123] 5. Hannah, b May 23, 1842; m Edwin B. Krauss. [11-117] 6. Emma, b Apr. 19, 1845; d Dec. 16, 1891; m Charles W. Eberhard. 7. Sarah, b Feb. 20, 1846; d Oct. 23, 1846. 8. Matilda, b May 15, 1847 ; d Mar. 4, 1854. [11-118] 9. James A., b Feb. 11, 1850; m Ella M. Schantz. [11-49] JOSEPH KRAUSS, b Nov. 4, 1814; d June 19, 1871; s John and Rosina (Yeakel) Krauss [11—17] ; m Mar. 17, 1844, MARIA KULP, b Feb. 2, 1824; d Feb. 13, 1875; dau of Joseph Kulp. ' Children (8): 1. John, b Sept. 17, 1845; d Mar. 28, 1853. 2. Erwin, b Sept. 24, 1847; d Dec. 1, 1850. [11-119] 3. Sarah Ann, b July 5, 1849; m Henry Ackerman. 4. Edwin, b Sept. 17, 1851; d Nov. 23, 1857. [11-120] 5. Emma Louisa, b May 21, 1855; m Abraham Ettinger. [11-121] 6. Elmira Jane, b Oct. 27, 1858; d June 12, 1914; m Milford H. Newhard. [ 1 1—122] 7. Nevin K., b July 4, 1861; m Mary L. Miller. 8. Clement, b July 7, 1865; d May 1, 1877. [11-50] LEAH KRAUSS, b Dec. 19, 1799; d Aug. 19, 1851; dau Andrew and Susanna (Schultz) Krauss [11-18]; m 1827, GEORGE HEIST, b - ; d Apr. 18, 1831. Children ( 2 ): 1. Son 2. Daughter j died prior to mother. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 159 [11-51] JOEL KRAUSS, b Oct. 11, 1801; d Sept. 27, 1852; s Andrew and Susanna (Schultz) Ivrauss [11-18]; m EMELINE YEAKEL, b Aug. 25, 1814; d Nov. 29, 1872; daa Isaac and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [160-4]; lived in Allentown, Pa. [ Unable to verify.] Children (2): 1. Florence Aletha, b May 3, 1839; d June 5, 1842. 2. George, d young as a result of falling out of a window. Emeline (Yeakel) Krauss, m 2d time, Jacob Boas [160-10]. [11-52] GEORGE S. KRAUSS, b Dec. 14, 1803; d May 13, 1880; s Andrew and Susanna (Schultz) Krauss [11-18]; m Oct. 13, 1836, ELIZABETH BECHTEL, b Dec. 8, 1816; d July 2, 1884. Children ( 3 ): [11-123] 1. Edwin B., b Mar. 1, 1838; m Hannah Krauss. 2. Allen B.,5Mar. 1, 1840; d Feb. 18, 1859, of concussion of the brain caused by the splitting of a piece of wood he was turning on a lathe in his father’s saw-mill. One of the pieces struck him on the forehead and cracked his skull. [68-30] 3. Susan B., b Jan. 16, 1846; m Joseph K. Schultz. [ll-53a] SAMUEL KRAUSS, b Aug. 7, 1807; d May 30, 1904; s Andrew and Susanna (Schultz) Krauss [11-18]; m Feb. 8, 1834, BARBARA URFFER, b May 18, 1811; d Feb. 7, 1841; daw Michael and Elizabeth (Kohler) Urffer [11-14]. Children (3): 1. Anna, b Nov. 2, 1835; d young. 2. Andrew, b Mar. 10, 1838; d May 10, 1868. [11-124] 3. Mendon, b Nov. 14, 1840; d Aug. 26, 1916; m Isabella Tulley. [ 1 1— 53b] SAMUEL KRAUSS, same as above, m 2d time Sept. 17, 1842, CATHARINE ANN GER¬ HARD, b Nov. 29, 1821; d Oct. 10, 1880; dau of Abraham Gerhard. Children ( 6 ): [11-125] 1. Matilda, b Sept. 6, 1843; m Henry R. Henry. [ 1 1—126] 2. Hannah, b Nov. 8, 1844; m Michael Gehman. [11-127] 3. Charles, b Sept. 4, 1846; m Elizabeth Smith. 4. Dianna, b Aug. 8, 1848; d Mar. 24, 1860. 5. Samuel A., b Apr. 8, 1850; m 6. Abraham, b Oct. 2, 1854; d Aug. 6, 1855. [11-54] SUSANNA KRAUSS, b Dec. 20, 1811 ; d July 20, 1877; dau Andrew and Susanna (Schultz) Krauss [11-18]; m May 16, 1833, CHARLES W. WIEAND, b Mar. 13, 1809; d Aug. 17, 1890; s David Wieand. Children ( 6 ): [38-125] 1. Maria, b Mar. 27, 1834; d Aug. 3, 1915; m Dr. Isaac B. Yeakel. 2. David A., b Oct. 6, 1842; d July 26, 1846. [11-129] 3. Sarah, b Dec. 30, 1844; d Oct. 12, 1903; m Lewis F. Shetler. [11-130] 4. Charles S., b Feb. 28, 1848; d Oct. 7, 1919; m Leonora M. Sell. [202-16] 5. Susan, b Aug. 7, 1851; m Wilson S. Krauss. 6. Laura E., b Feb. 17, 1857 ; d June 23, 1859. [ll-55a] JOHN KRAUSS, b July 19, 1813; d July 26, 1903; s Andrew and Susanna (Schultz) Krauss [11-18] ; m Feb. 3, 1841, REGINA SCHULTZ, b Oct. 9, 1821; d Sept. 15, 1852; dau Adam and Regina (Kriebel) Schultz [68-3]. Children (2) : 1. William, b Mar. 24, 1842; d Apr. 18, 1862. [11-131] 2. Adam, b Oct. 19, 1843; in Emma Stauffer. f 1. Elenora S. Weierbach. 1 2. Viola Miller. [ 1 1— 128a] \ [ 1 1— 128b] J [ 1 1— 55b] JOHN KRAUSS, same as above, m 2d time Apr. 18, 1871, LIZZIE WIEDNER, b 1829; d Apr. 3, 1909. No issue. 160 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-56] MARY KRAUSS, b Nov. 13, 1817; d Jan. 27, 1910; dau Andrew and Susanna (Schultz) Krauss [1 1—18] ; m Jan. 11, 1841, JOSEPH B. BECHTEL, b Sept. 7, 1818; d July 22, 1896;s John Bech¬ tel. Drover; lived in Pennsburg, Pa. Children (7): 1. Matilda K., b July 7, 1842; d Jan. 29, 1888. [11-132] 2. Rebecca K., b Aug. 13, 1844; d Nov. 6, 1894; m Milton Roeder. [11-133] 3. David K., b Nov. 13, 1845; d Nov. 12, 1908; m Ella Boorse. [11-134] 4. Edwin K., b July 22, 1848; d Sept. 23, 1917; m Clara Gutelius. 5. William, b Mar. 22, 1853; d in infancy. 6. Sarah, b Jan. 17, 1850; single; Pennsburg, Pa. 7. Horace (Harry) K., b May 10, 1855; d Feb. 18, 1905; was a music teacher and composer, and band leader; said to have ranked as one of the best musicians in this part of the country. He died in a mysterious manner near Haddonfield, N. J. [11-58] JACOB KRAUSS, b May 9, 1807; d Aug. 21, 1880; s George and Maria (Schultz) Krauss [ll-20a] ; m Sept. 26, 1830, LYDIA KRIEBEL, b May 10, 1809; d May 29, 1886; dau Samuel and Chris¬ tina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-10a]. Children (7): [11-135] 1. Amos K., b Mar. 21, 1833; d July 18, 1916; m Sophia Edelman. [ 1 1—136] 2. Amanda, b June 19, 1834; d Mar. 27, 1906; m David Bealer. [11-137] 3. Selina, b June 1, 1837; d Apr. 5, 1883; m William Hallman. [11138b]} ^amue*’ ^ Aug- 23, 1839; in 5. Jacob, b Feb. 1, 1842; d bef. 1879. [11-139] 6. Catharine, b Mar. 21, 1844; d Jan. 4, 1918; m Michael Hinnerschietz. [11-140] 7. Maria, b Oct. 23, 1846; m Willoughby K. Heinly. [11-59] HENRY KRAUSS, b Feb. 3, 1811 ; d Feb. 7, 1884; s George and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [ll-20b] ; m Nov. 8, 1835, CHRISTINA SCHULTZ, b Oct. 23, 1815; d June 19, 1910; dau Rev. John and Regina (Heebner) Schultz [149-9]. [11-141] [11-142] [11-143] [154-47] [38-84b] [11-143.1] [11-144] [11-145] [11-146] [11-147] [11-148] [11-149] Children (13): 1. Solomon, b Feb. 17, 1837; d Feb. 5, 1919; m Elizabeth Huber. 2. Abraham, b Jan. 2, 1838; d Mar. 25, 1892; in Sarah Schultz. 3. George, b Sept. 22, 1839; d Nov. 5, 1921; m Sarah Wiegner. 4. Sophia, b Jan. 15, 1841 ; m Jacob A. Weigner. }5. Regina, b Nov. 14, 1842; dec; m j Daniel S. Yeakel. j 12. John Taggart. 6. Christina, b Dec. 30, 1844; d June 8, 1897; m Jacob F. Fisher. 7. Henry S., b Oct. 12, 1846; m Amanda Hoffman. 8. John Mahlon, b Sept. 29, 1848; d 1919; m Sarah Christman. 9. Rebecca, b Aug. 21, 1851; m Samuel D. Ratcliff. 10. Susanna, b Feb. 9, 1853; m John Jacob. 11. Leanna, b Dec. 24, 1854; d Mar. 18, 1858. Died as a result of being scalded by up¬ setting a kettle of boding water on a stove. 12. Priscilla, b May 21, 1857; m Charles Conrad. 13. Attilla, b Mar. 8, 1859; d Sept. 24, 1860. [11-60] ELIZABETH KRAUSS, b June 13, 1814; dec; dau George and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [ll-20b]; m JOEL WOLF, b May 25, 1810; dec; s of Jacob Wolf. Children (17): 1. David K., b - ; d Aug. 1832, age 27 yr. 8 mo. 10 days. [11-150] 2. Emeline K., b Mar. 30, 1837; d Apr. 18, 1910; in Joseph S. Miller. [11-151] 3. Henry W. K., b Apr. 1, 1839; m - . No issue. 4. Christina M. K., b Sept. 23, 1840; d May 10, 1864. [11-152] 5. Susanna K., b Nov. 9, 1841; d June 3, 1863; in Charles P. Greulich. 6. George K., b 1843; d Aug. 7, 1844. jll-153] 7. Caroline.K., b Feb. 17, 1845; d Apr. 24, 1915; m Charles P. Greulich. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 161 8. Mary Elizabeth K., b Sept. 15, 1846; d Jan. 12, 1868. 9. Leanna K., b Mar. 12, 1848; unm. [11-154] 10. Edwin K., b July 5, 1849; d Jan. 31, 1914; m Emma Bealer. [11-155] 11. Sarah J. K., b Dec. 26, 1850; m Albertus J. Lentz. 12. Oswin K., b Apr. 8, 1852; d Oct. 2, 1852. [11-156] 13. Joel K., b Oct. 30, 1853; m — no data. [11-157] 14. Jonathan K., b Mar. 4, 1855; m — no data ; was tanner in Williamsport, Pa. [ 1 1—158] 15. Daniel K., b Mar. 21, 1857; m Lizzie B. Smith. [11-159] 16. Horace K., b Jan. 16, 1860; m Alice Trumbower. 17. Elmira K., b May 14, 1861. [11-61] JONATHAN KRAUSS, b Jan. 8, 1817; d Oct. 30, 1887; s George and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [1 1— 20b] ; m Nov. 1, 1842, MAGDALENA SCHULTZ, b Mar. 9, 1819; d Dec. 23, 1911; dan Caspar and Christina (Yeakel) Schultz [ 149-13]. Jonathan Krauss was a farmer and lived near Krauss- dale, Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. Children (10): [11-160] 1. Enos S., b July 3, 1844; m Hannah Elizabeth Nuss. [11-161] 2. Edward S., b Oct. 17, 1845; d Oct. 1, 1915; m Sarah Heebner. [11-162] 3. Sarah S., b Nov. 27, 1846; m Josiah Hunsberger. [11-163] 4. Benjamin S., b Mar. 29, 1848; d Sept. 3, 1917; m Hannah Anders. [ 1 1—164] 5. Oswin S., b Jan. 25, 1850; m Ida Kulp. 6. Joel S'., b June 3, 1852; d 1871. [11- 165] 7. Jonathan S., b Mar. 23, 1855; m Mary Miller. 8. Maria S., b Sept. 25, 1856; unm. 9. Allen S., b Nov. 26, 1859; d 1877. [11-166] 10. Daniel S., b June 8, 1863; m Mahala Miller. [11-62] DANIEL KRAUSS, b Feb. 27, 1819; d Jan. 5, 1898; s George and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [ll-20b]; m Mar. 19, 1848, by Rev. Daniel Weiser to ESTHER NEUMAN, b Oct. 15, 1824; d Mar. 28, 1904; dau Samuel and Regina (Krauss) Neuman [48-11]. They lived near Palm, Pa., on the old Neuman homestead. No issue. [11-63] CHARLES KRAUSS, b Dec. 12, 1830; d Feb. 23, 1881; s George and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [ll-20b]; m Aug. 14, 1853, HANNAH YEAKEL, b May 23, 1833; d Sept. 9, 1915; dau Daniel and Susanna (Geho) Yeakel [38-41]. Children (6): [11-167] 1. Levi, b Feb. 24, 1855; d Aug. 4, 1920; m Elizabeth Kriebel. 2. Edwin, b June 13, 1856; d June 3, 1857. 3. Daniel, b Mar. 9, 1858; d Apr. 4, 1859. 4. Horace, b Feb. 8, 1860; d Dec. 3, 1880. [£!&]} 5' MUt°n' " °Ct' 18' 1862; * 1 2. Side sS, 6. Daughter, b Dec. 12, 1866; d Dec. 15, 1866. Charles Krauss was a farmer and lived near the Kraussdale Schw. Church. He was an active member of the Church and for many years served as vocalist in the “Upper District.” [11-63.1] BARBARA ANN ROOP, dau John Roop [11-26.1]; m JOHN NUTZ. Barbara A. Nutz made a will in 1894, in which she speaks of a dau, Sarah H. Nutz, and a nephew, John Roop, and a niece, Sarah Soberheimer. [ No further data obtainable.] [11 -63.2] JOHN ROOP, s John Roop [11-26.1]; m CATHARINE BOOK. They lived in Rox- borough, Phila., Pa., and are said to have had nine children: [11-168.1] 1. John, m Euphemia Weiser. [ 1 1—168.2] 2. Sarah, m Adam Soberheimer. [ 1 1—168.3] 3. Catharine, m John Parkinson. 4. Edward. [ No trace of others could be found.] 162 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1. 2. Charles, m [11-64] SUSANNA NICE, dau Charles and Catharine (Hinkle) Nice [11-27]; m JOHN OTTINGER. Children (12): Dorothea, m John Sperry. 1 . Rachel — - — - 2. Catharine - 3. Mary, m Isaac Henry. 4. Isaac, m Mary Kittinger. 5. Rachel, m Thomas Coburn. 6. Elizabeth, m Henry Stover. 7. Christopher, m Caroline Harmer; widow d 1911; son-in-law, John Thomas, 558 E. Penn St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Susan, m Thomas Houskeeper. 1. Hiram Sands. 2. James H. Moore. Reuben. John. William, d on boat returning from South America. [11-169] [11—1 70a] | [ 11-1 70b] J [11—171] [11-172] [11—173] [11-174] [11-175] Sarah, m [11-176] 8. [ 1 1— 177a] 1 9 [ 1 1—1 77b] J 10. 11. 12. Data supplied by Mrs. J. J. MacFarlane, 5808 Green Street, Gtn., Phila. (1918.) Mrs. J. J. MacFarlane thinks there was a son William, who went to South America, but O.C. Records, Norristown, do not mention him. [ Unable to locate or verify.] [11-65] ELIZABETH NICE, b May 27, 1786; d Jan. 30, 1856; dan Charles and Catharine (Hinkle) Nice [11-27]; m Nov. 24, 1801, ENOCH REX, b Apr. 8, 1768; d Mar. 14, 1832. [11-1 78a] [11— 178b] [11-179] [11-180] [11-181] [11-182] [11-183] [11-184] [11—185] [11-186] [ll-187a] [ll-187b] Children (10): 1. Samuel, b Sept. 10, 1802; d Apr. 7, 1851; m 1. Mary Ann Horter. 2. Mary Ann Rex Smith. 2. Susanne, b Dec. 11, 1804; d May 2, 1886; m Andrew Russel. 3. Mary, b June 10, 1807; d Jan. 26, 1871; m John Miller. 4. Catherine, b Dec. 24, 1809; d Jan. 14, 1886; m Jesse Hinkle. 5. Charles, b Feb. 1, 1813; d Aug. 6, 1873; m Margaret Hinkle. 6. William, b Nov. 16, 1815; d Aug. 1897 ; m Amanda M. Cress. 7. Elizabeth, b Sept. 13, 1818; d Feb. 25, 1904; m Thomas Tomlinson. 8. Joseph, b Jan. 18, 1821; d Apr. 20, 1883; m Amanda Keisel. 9. Caroline Regina, b Oct. 11, 1824; m James Keisel. 1. Barbara Fisher. 2. Emma Jane Knous. [Data supplied by Dr. Bur gin, Gtn.] 10. Enoch, b Apr. 27, 1827 ; m [11-66] CHARLES NICE, s Charles and Catharine (Hinkle) Nice [11-27]; m HANNAH KEYSER REDHEFFER. Children (6): 1. Charles; 2. Jacob; 3. Anna; 4. Hannah; 5. Elizabeth; 6. Henrietta. [11-188] 5. Elizabeth, m - Aschenbach, a descendant of Capt. John Nice. [ Unable to locate or verify.] [11-67] SARAH NICE, b Sept. 12, 1794; d Sept. 18, 1832; dau Charles and Catharine (Hinkle) Nice [11-27]; m GEORGE WEISS, b Feb. 15, 1787; d Feb. 18, 1818. One child: [11-189] Charles Nice, b Feb. 10, 1812; d Feb. 8, 1886; m Susan Rex Hortter. [11-68] MARY NICE, dau Charles and Catharine (Hinkle) Nice [11-27]; m JAMES OGIBLE. Children (2): 1. Charles. [11-190] 2. Samuel, m Louisa Williams; a descendant lives in Cal. [ Unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 163 [11-69] RACHEL NICE, b Mar. 11, 1800; d Feb. 1, 1868; dau Charles and Catharine (Hinkle) Nice [11-27]; m Apr. 28, 1825, JOHN GOODFELLOW, SR., b June 5, 1796; d Nov. 29, 1891. Children (8): [11-191] [11-192] [11-193] [11-194] 1. William, b Feb. 28, 1826; d Apr. 18, 1854; m Ann Rittenhouse. 2. John, Jr., b Nov. 27, 1827; d Nov. 29, 1893; m Amanda Shuster. 3. Elizabeth, b Aug. 6, 1829; d Mar. 10, 1862; m S. Howard Bowman. 4. Samuel, b Oct. 7, 1831; d Feb. 28, 1911; m Eliza Cavanaugh. twins, b Sept. 19, 1833; { ^ept.2, 1836. 7. Catharine, b Jan. 12, 1836; d May 18, 1856. 8. Emma, b July 17, 1841; d Aug. 28, 1863. 5. Mary Ann 6. Robert [11-70] CATHARINE NICE, dau Charles and Catharine (Hinkle) Nice [11-27]; m JOHN HORTER. Children (3): 1. Charles, d at age of 6 yrs. [11-195] 2. George, m Mary Clark. [11—196] 3. Malvina, b Sept. 27, 1831; d Aug. 25, 1899; m Arthur W. Fox. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [11-71] FLORANDA M. REED, b May 3, 1832; d Jan. 13, 1917; dau John and Hannah (Urffer) Reed [11-32]; m HENRY REED, dec \ lived in Pennsburg, Pa. No issue. [11-72] SERVATUS W. REED, b Dec. 19, 1834; d May 1, 1920; s John and Hannah (Urffer) Reed [11—32] ; m May 11, 1865, ELIZABETH GOODWIN, b Jan. 8, 1843; d Sept. 2, 1917 ; dau Isaac Goodwin. Lived in Flourtown, Pa. No issue. [11-73] WELLINGTON JACOB REED, b Mar. 29, 1837; d Dec. 25, 1919; s John and Hannah (Urffer) Reed [11-32]; m Feb. 2, 1871, MARY ANN FREY, b Sept. 20, 1850; dau Edward Frey. Lived in West Point, Nebr. Children (J): [11-197] 1. John Franklin, b Sept. 18, 1871; m Marie Manske. [1 1—198] 2. Ida Susan, b Mar. 10, 1873; m Jacob Meier. [1 1—199] 3. Harrison Edwin, b Dec. 30, 1876; m Sophie A. Bohn. [11-200] 4. Mary Edna, b July 19, 1887; m Edward Koudele. Wellington Reed was born in Pa., and moved to Omaha, Nebr. in 1866, and from there to West Point, Nebr. As one of the early pioneers he contributed his share to the up-building of his country and faced each problem with fortitude. He was strictly honest in his dealings with his fellow men and was loved and respected by all, dying at the age of 82 years. [11-74] EMELINE COPE, b May 28, 1832; d Sept., 1907 ; dau B. Franklin and Magdalene (Urffer) Cope [11-33]; m AARON SCHEETZ. One child: [11-200.1] Alice, m - Craven; had a s Sanford Craven. Res., 15th and Westmoreland Sts., Phila., Pa. (1919.) [No further data obtainable.} [11-74.1] AMANDUS COPE, b Jan. 19, 1834; d July, 1914; s B. Franklin and Magdalene (Urffer) Cope [11-33]; m ELIZA FUNK. One child: B. Frank, Forest Grove, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [11-74.2] ABRAHAM COPE, b Jan. 25, 1836; d Jan. 21, 1909; s B. Franklin and Magdalene (Urffer) Cope [11-33]; m May 21, 1867, EDWARDENE MAGILL, b Feb. 12, 1838; d July 15, 1899; dau Alfred and Jane (Mann) Magill. Farmer. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Glendora Y., b Sept. 17, 1868; d June 12, 1869. [11-201] 2. Charles Howard, b Apr. 22, 1870; m Eva E. Krusen. [11-202] 3. Alfred M., b Aug. 30, 1874; m Eleanor Warner. 164 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 4. Jane, b Oct. 30, 1876; res., 910 Spruce St., Phila., Pa. 5. L. Louisa, b May 2, 1880; res., 910 Spruce St., Phila., Pa. 6. Martha, b Sept. 12, 1882; res., 910 Spruce St., Phila., Pa. [11-74.3] DAVID COPE, b Apr. 1, 1840; d Feb. 27, 1914; s B. Franklin and Magdalene (Urffer) Cope [11-33]; m MARY ELIZABETH OTT, b July 13, 1843; d Aug. 15, 1915; dau Aaron and Mary (Hillpot) Ott. Farmer. (1921.) Children (6): [11-202.1] 1. Calvin, b Aug. 10, 1866; m Hettie Transue. [11-202.2] 2. Arthur, b Nov. 22, 1867; m Anna R. Strouse. [11-202.3] 3. Harry, b Feb. 19, 1872; m Lizzie M. Zash, Doylestown, Pa. [11-202.4] 4. Magdalene, b Apr. 24, 1873; m Frank Large, Doylestown, Pa. [11-202.5] 5. Charles H., b Aug. 15, 1874; m Annie Carver, 4246 N. 8th St., Phila., Pa. 6. Edward C., b Feb. 10, 1883; d Sept. 4, 1912; unm. [11-74.4] ELMIRA S. COPE, b Nov. 19, 1842; dau B. Franklin and Magdalene (Urffer) Cope [11-33]; m JAMES M. ROGERS; lived in Doylestown, Pa. Mrs. Rogers is said to have had a study- chair formerly the property of Rev. Christopher Schultz [E 70]. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [11-74.5] DANIEL COPE, b Mar. 3, 1846; d Nov., 1892; s B. Franklin and Magdalene (Urffer) Cope [11-33]; m ELIZABETH HOUGH. No issue. (1921.) [No further data.] [11-74.6] EMMA JANE COPE, b June 9, 1849; d Sept., 1911; dau B. Franklin and Magdalene (Urffer) Cope [11-33]; m DR. HARRY A. GODSCHALK, b Aug. 24, 1846; d Aug. 7, 1881. No issue. (1921.) [11-75] EMMA M. REED, b Nov. 30, 1846; d 1901; dau William F. and Susan (Urffer) Reed [11-34]; m Jan. 30, 1867, JOHN H. NICE, b May 7, 1846; s William and Sarah (Hagey) Nice. Retired miller; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) John Nice owned mill at Perkiomenville, long known as “Nice’s Mill.” Children ( 2 ): 1. Sarah V., b Feb. 20, 1873; d 1889. [11-203] 2. Emma S., b Oct. 28, 1876; m Charles C. Ellis. [11-76] WILLIAM ALEXANDER REED, b Sept. 26, 1848; s William F. and Susan (Urffer) Reed [11-34]; m Dec. 20, 1873, MARY PRICE, b Jan. 31, 1852; d Oct. 19, 1908; dau Henry A. and Sophia (Swartley) Price. Farmer, Kulpsville, Pa. (1918.) Children (2) : 1. Mary, b Aug. 25, 1883; unm; Kulpsville, Pa. [11-204] 2. William P., b May 11, 1890; m Beatrice Clifford, 174 W. Seymour St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. [ll-77a] PHILIP REED, b Feb. 21, 1851; s William F. and Susan (Urffer) Reed [11-34]; m Mar., 1888, ANNA WIGHT, b Feb. 22, 1845; d Apr. 2, 1902; dau Andrew and Amelia (Childs) Wight. Res., Red Hill, Pa. No issue. [1 1— 77b] PHILIP REED, same as above, m 2d time Oct. 23, 1908, JENNIE D. JEFFERAS, b Aug. 5, 1877. No issue. (1918.) [11-78] DANIEL URFFER REED, b Mar. 22, 1853; s William F. and Susan (Urffer) Reed [11-34]; m LIZZIE ESCHBACH. Res., 1209 Willow St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Wallace; 2. William; 3. Ruth; 4. Guy. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [ll-79a] DANIEL W. URFFER, b Feb. 16, 1857; s Daniel Y. and Susanna (Wiegner) Urffer [11-35]; m Oct. 25, 1879, MARY B. GOTTSCHALL, b Sept. 18, 1854; d Nov. 10, 1880; dau Rev. Abraham Gottschall. Mary B. Urffer is buried at Bally Mennonite Cem. One child: Girl, stillborn; Nov. 10, 1880. Plate 19 A Sun Dial from “Treatise on Sun Dials” by John Krauss [11-17]. (Original preserved in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.) Plate 20 Sun Dial in three planes from “Treatise on Sun Dials’’ by John Krauss [11-17] (Original in The Schwenkf elder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 165 [11— 79b] DANIEL W. URFFER, same as above, m 2d time Apr. 2, 1885, SARAH EMMA SCHWEINHART, b Mar. 4, 1858; d May 15, 1918; dau George S. Schweinhart. Farmer and laborer; res., 623 Hanover St., Pottstown, Pa. Children (J): [11-205] 1. Katie S., b Sept. 16, 1886; m Raymond K. Sailor. [11-206] 2. Ellen S., b Dec. 23, 1888; m William B. Renninger. [11-207] 3. Rufus S., b Feb. 11, 1891; m Amanda Kolb. [11—208] 4. Esther S., b June 3, 1896; d Sept. 28, 1917; m Warren Shaner. [11-80] EMMA URFFER, b Feb. 18, 1859; dau Daniel Y. and Susanna (Wiegner) Urffer [11-35]; m Dec. 15, 1883, ISAAC O. LINSENBIGLER, b June 9, 1853; d Dec. 8, 1906. Farmer; Sassamans- ville, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 9 ): 1. Irwin U., b Oct. 2, 1884. [11-209] 2. Hannah U., b Mar. 15, 1886; d Jan. 4, 1917; m Abraham S. Garges. 3. Joseph U., b Jan. 7, 1888. 4. Agnes U., b Sept. 15, 1890; d Oct. 4, 1911. 5. Amandus U., b Aug. 10, 1892; d Oct. 2, 1900. [11-210] 6. Isaac U., b May 30, 1896; m Florence Glose, Jeter Ave., S. Bethlehem, Pa. 7. Owen U., b June 21, 1898. 8. Emma U., b Jan. 9, 1902. 9. Daughter, b June 8, 1905; d June 9, 1905. [11-81] SARAH ELIZABETH URFFER, b Mar. 23, 1861; dau Daniel Y. and Susanna (Wiegner) Urffer [11-35]; ra Sept. 4, 1880, JACOB CLEMENS GOTTSHALL, b Mar. 18, 1856; s Rev. Moses H. and - (Clemens) Gottshall. Poultryman; res., Fleetwood, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): [11— 211a] 1 - A1. tt o a. nc -iooi f 1. Howard L. Brown. [ll-211b]l L Allce U*’ b Sept- 25’ 1881 - m ( 2. Harvey A. Merkel. [11-212] 2. Howard U., b June 24, 1884; m Mary E. Geiger. [11-213] 3. Ezra U., b Oct. 16, 1887; m Ruth Travers. [11-214] 4. Jacob U., b Dec. 18, 1895; m Maude Genevieve Sass. [11-82] DAVID W. URFFER, b June 6, 1863; d Mar. 14, 1906; s Daniel Y. and Susanna (Wiegner) Urffer [11—35]; mMay 1, 1886, IDA C. FEATHER, b Apr. 2, 1866; dau Nathaniel Feather. Agent for the American Caseine Co.; res., Pottstown, Pa. (1918.) Children (8): 1. Myra F., b Mar. 7, 1890; unm; Pottstown, Pa. [11-215] 2. Irene F., b Aug. 26, 1892 ; m Elmer S. Borneman. 3. Clarence F., b Dec. 20, 1901; unm; Pottstown, Pa. [11-83] CATHARINE W. URFFER, b Jan. 26, 1865; dau Daniel Y. and Susanna (Wiegner) Urffer [11-35] ;m May 7, 1887, MARK YERGER HENRICKS, b Sept. 26, 1859; s Abraham Y. and Angelin D. (Yerger) Henricks. Pretzel manufacturer; res., 437 West St., Pottstown, Pa. Children ( 6 ): [11-216] 1. Willis Cleveland, b Feb. 9, 1888; m Elise May Keck. 2. Helen, b Dec. 3, 1889; unm; 437 West St., Pottstown, Pa. [11-217] 3. Esther Viola, b Feb. 14, 1894; m Daniel B. Hartline. 4. Eva Catharine, b Jan. 29, 1898; d Nov. 2, 1898. 5. Angeline Yerger, b Feb. 17, 1901; unm; 437 West St., Pottstown, Pa. 6. Mark Abraham, b Aug. 8, 1904; d Aug. 11, 1905. [11-84] HANNAH MARION URFFER, b Apr. 17, 1867 ; d Jan. 5, 1896; dau Daniel Y. and Susanna (Wiegner) Urffer [11-35]; m July 28, 1888, BENJAMIN F. MILLER, b Dec. 12, 1867; d July 15, 1910; s Benjamin and Maria (Rosenberger) Miller. Musician. Children (J): [11-218] 1. Harry U., b Sept. 28, 1889; m Adelaide Wagner. 16G Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 2. Katie Maria, b Nov. 10, 1890; unm; East Greenville, Pa. 3. Forrest U., b Aug. 6, 1892; d Feb. 18, 1895. 4. Stella, b Jan. 30, 1895; d Feb. 24, 1895. [11-85] ELLEN MARIA URFFER, b Sept. 12, 1870; dau Daniel Y. and Susanna (Wiegner) Urffer [11-35]; m Mar. 26, 1896, SAMUEL MERTZ HENRICKS, b Feb. 2, 1867; d July 2, 1909; s Daniel and Sarah (Mertz) Henricks. Motorman, P. R. T.; res. Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-86] AGNES W. URFFER, b Feb. 9, 1873; d Aug. 21, 1911 ; dau Daniel Y. and Susanna (Wieg¬ ner) Urffer [11-35]; m Sept. 29, 1894, DANIEL L. GAUGLER, b Nov. 27, 1870; s Jesse and Sophia (Leidy) Gaugler. Farmer; res., Obelisk, Montg. Co., Pa. (1919.) Buried in Kellers Union Cem. Children ( 8 ): 1. Edna, b July 7, 1896; unm; Obelisk, Pa. 2. Mabel, b May 16, 1897; d Sept. 21, 1897. 3. Franklin, b Sept. 13, 1899. 4. Susan, b Nov. 10, 1901. 5. Ellen, b Oct. 10, 1902. 6. Warren, b Nov. 10, 1903. 7. Agnes, b Feb. 22, 1905; d Apr. 12, 1905. 8. Elsie, b Aug. 27, 1906. [11-88] SAMUEL URFFER, b Mar. 4, 1844; s Samuel and Mary (Weber) Urffer [11-36]; m May 12, 1870, CAROLINE WEISS, b Dec. 6, 1848; dau Henry Weiss. Children (Jf): 1. Alice M., b Dec. 31, 1871; d July 19, 1872. 2. William H., b Nov. 30, 1873; d July 20, 1877. 3. Lizzie A., b Oct. 3, 1875. 4. Edward J., b July 29, 1877. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [11-89] CHARLES URFFER, b Sept. 6, 1852; s Samuel and Mary (Weber) Urffer [11-36]; m Nov. 26, 1874, CATHARINE ANN WERST, b June 10, 1857; dau George Werst. Children (2): 1. Anna Maria, b May 14, 1875; d Aug. 14, 1875. 2. Samuel, b June 8, 1877. [No further data obtainable.] [11-90] HENRY K. URFFER, b Jan. 20, 1840; s Daniel K. and Rebecca (Krauss) Urffer [11-37]; m 1863, MARY SCHULTZ, b June 16, 1845; d Sept. 29, 1883; dau Rev. Joshua and Anna (Schultz) Schultz [149-22]. Res., Chapel, Pa. Children (10): [11-219] 1. Edwin S., b Dec. 22, 1863; m Mrs. Adelaide (Schliclier) Heydt. 2. Elmira S., b Mar. 19, 1865; d Apr. 10, 1882. [11-220] 3. Adam S., b Oct. 1, 1868; m Sallie G. Kriebel. [11-221] 4. Allen S., b Feb. 15, 1870; m Sarah L. Heckman. [11-222] 5. George S., b Nov. 8, 1871; m Caroline C. Mulfinger. [11-223] 6. Laura S., b July 23, 1873; d Sept. 1, 1894; m Edwin Hallman. [11-224] 7. Samuel S., b Aug. 13, 1875; m Lillie M. Heydt. [11-225] 8. Daniel S., b Sept. 10, 1877; m Estella A. Geho. [11-226] 9. James S., b July 4, 1879; d Sept. 1, 1902; m Katie Mary Knopp. 10. Rebecca S., b Feb. 25, 1881; d Sept. 20, 1881. [11-91] DAVID URFFER, b Oct. 6, 1833; d May 31, 1860; s Daniel Iv. and Rebecca (Krauss) Urffer [11-37]; m Nov. 1, 1857, CLARISSA FOGEL, b Nov. 15, 1839; d Nov. 1, 1900; dau Solomon and Anna (Stahler) Fogel. Machinist. Both buried at Fogelsville, Pa. Children (2): [11-226.1] 1. Edwin A. Urffer-Horn, b Jan. 21, 1858; m Ara vesta L. Rentzheimer. 2. Oscar, b June 20, 1860; d June 31, 1861. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 167 Clarissa Fogel Urffer married 2d time John U. Horn of Wilkesbarre, Pa. There was no issue of this marriage, but the infant, Edwin Urffer, was adopted and his name was changed to Edwin Urffer- Horn. [11-92] ISRAEL H. URFFER, b Sept. 17, 1832; s Joshua K. and Elizabeth (Hendricks) Urffer [11-39]; m MARIA A. REINHARD, dau Abraham Reinhard. Children ( 3 ): [11-227] 1. Charles Willis, b Sept. 16, 1858; d June 14, 1915; m Clementine S. Stoudt. [11-228] 2. Oliver H., b July 21, 1861; m Mary S. Carl. [11-229] 3. Sarah Etta, b Feb. 6, 1864; m Norman G. Reiter. [11-93] ANNA MARIA KEMMERER, b Aug. 29, 1834; d May 20, 1906; dau Henry and Miriam (Urffer) Kemmerer [11M0] ; m JAMES E. SMITH, b Jan. 4, 1830; d Dec. 15, 1888; s Abram and Rachel (Moddinger) Smith. Carpenter. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Amanda S., b Mar. 10, 1854; 427 Union St., Allentown, Pa. [11-230] 2. Alfred B., b Feb. 21, 1857; m Amanda J. Lacey. 3. Charles M., b Jan. 24, 1860; 427 Union St., Allentown, Pa. [11-94] CHARLES M. KEMMERER, b 1839; d 1878; s Henry and Miriam (Urffer) Kemmerer [11-40]; m MRS. MATILDA SWARTZ. One child: Minerva, b 1866; d 1882. [No further data.] [11-95] JESSE IRWIN GROVE, b Sept. 18, 1854; s Jesse and Susanna (Nuss) Grove [11-44]; m Oct. 16, 1873, ELLA RUSHER. One child: Walter De Witt. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [11-96] CHARLES R. NUSS, b Jan. 28, 1852; s Charles and Martha A. (Reichenbach) Nuss [11-45]; m Oct. 10, 1883, MATILDA JAMES, b Oct. 23, 1851; d July 9, 1914; dau Wile and Jasmina (Jones) James. Carpenter and merchant; res., 2642 N. Sartain St., Phila. (1918.) Children (2): 1. W. J., b Dec. 19, 1885; unm; 2642 Sartain St., Phila. 2. Lilian, b Feb. 24, 1888; unm; 2642 Sartain St., Phila. [11-98] EMMA R. NUSS, b Oct. 18, 1861; d May 30, 1900; dau Charles and Martha A. (Riechen- bach) Nuss [11-45]; m Apr. 15, 1890, EDWARD G. JONES, b Dec. 11, 1868; s Barclay and Ann E. (Hiltner) Jones. Butcher; res., Lafayette Hill, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Barclay C., b Apr. 18, 1891; d Apr. 26, 1891. [11-231] 2. Charles W., b Aug. 22, 1892; m Della Smith. 3. Walter, b Apr. 8, 1895. 4. Elizabeth H. | iwjns> ^ 25, 1898. 5. Sarah H. J 6. Anna C., b Apr. 15, 1900. [11-99] HARRY R. NUSS, b May 4, 1864; s Charles and Martha A. (Reichenbach) Nuss [11-45]; m May 2, 1888, MINERVA ELLIOTT, b Dec. 27, 1866; dau William A. and Esther (Carter) Elliott. Plumber; res., 510 W. Airy St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) [11-232] [11-233] [11-234] Children (14)' 1. Mabel E., b May 3, 1899; m Howard Gliem. 2. Edna, b June 8, 1891. 3. Harry R., b Apr. 10, 1893; m Mary Mullen, 856 Cherry St., Norristown, Pa. 4. Alfred R., b Oct. 17, 1896. 5. Sara R., b Aug. 10, 1894; m Ellis Smith, 510 W..Airy St., Norristown, Pa. 6. Rachel E. 7. David I twins, b Sept. 23, 1898; d Mar. 7, 1904. d Aug. 10, 1899. 168 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families GgG V' twins, b Oct. 17, 1900; 510 W. Airy St., Norristown, Pa. 9. C. Nathan J 10. George U., b Feb. 21, 1902; 510 W. Airy St., Norristown, Pa. 11. Margaret, b Dec. 8, 1904; d Dec. 15, 1904. 12. Mary E., b June 8, 1906; d June 8, 1906. 13. John, b May 11, 1907; d May 11, 1907. 14. Dorothy M., b Aug. 13, 1911. [11-100] HENRY NUSS, b Apr. 3, 1857; s Joseph and Ann E. (Jacobs) Nuss [11-46]; m Jan. 10, 1887, CLARA DAVIS, b June 6, 1861; dau Cyrus and Mary (Strickel) Davis. Musical instruments; music teacher, and tuner; res., Kent, Ill. (1918.) One child: [11-235] Moran, b Jan. 27, 1889; m Mildred Fehr. [11-101] CALVIN NUSS, b Nov. 23, 1858; s Joseph and Ann E. (Jacobs) Nuss [11-46]; m Mar., 1894, MAY SILER, b 1868; d June 2, 1894; dau Peter Siler. Miner; Murray, Idaho. (1918.) No issue. [11-102] EMMA REBECCA NUSS, b Mar. 30, 1860; dau Joseph and Ann E. (Jacobs) Nuss [11-46]; rn July 26, 1885, WILLIAM JACKSON DAVIS, b Aug. 22, 1858; s Cyrus and Mary J. (Strickle) Davis. Farmer; res., Stockton, Ill. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Fern Carson, b Mar. 17, 1887; Stockton, Ill. 2. Clyde Cyrus, b Mar. 17, 1889; d Feb. 2 1909. 3. Flossie Cora, b Feb. 2, 1893; d Apr. 22, 1893. [11-236] 4. Desford Ellwood, b Apr. 8, 1895; m Gertrude Chloe Beattie. 5. Sewell Leslie, b Nov. 7, 1899. 6. Hazel Roberta, b Nov. 20, 1903. [11-103] DANIEL NUSS, b Aug. 25, 1861; s Joseph and Ann E. (Jacobs) Nuss [11-46]; m VINA JANE CLAY, b Sept. 3, 1858; d May 31, 1915; dau Jeremiah and Martha (Staley) Clay. Res., Suther¬ land, Iowa. (1918.) Children (5): [11-237] 1. Jerry C., b Feb. 19, 1886; m Stella May Read. [11-238] 2. Fannie J., b Feb. 22, 1890; m William H. Johnson. 3. Ethel L., b Jan. 11, 1892; Sutherland, Iowa. 4. Ellis S., b Sept. 12, 1893; United States Service. 5. Harold D., b July 18, 1899; Sutherland, Iowa. [11-104] SARAH CATHERINE NUSS, b July 3, 1868; d Mar. 28, 1913; dau Joseph and Ann E. (Jacobs) Nuss [11-46]; m Jan. 13, 1900, COLUMBUS B. FERGUSON, b June 25, 1861; s Samuel S. and Lucy Ferguson. Miner; res., Murray, Idaho. (1919.) No issue. [11-105] CORA ELLEN NUSS, b May 1, 1871; dau Joseph and Ann E. (Jacobs) Nuss [11-46]; m Jan. 11, 1897, OSCAR HUGHES, b Jan. 9, 1873; s Owen and Chairety (Oles) Hughes. Farmer; res., Cheney, Wash. (1918.) One child: Bernice, b Feb. 1, 1899. [11-106] PRISCILLA NUSS, b June 25, 1853; d Sept. 1, 1899; dau John M. and Mary (Krauss) Nuss [ll-47a]; m Aug. 25, 1892, CAVOUS C. CHAPMAN, b Apr. 22, 1860; d Aug. 9, 1917; s George L. and Anna (Margin) Chapman. No issue. (1918.) [ll-107a] LEVI A. NUSS, b Jan. 25, 1861; s John M. and Leanna (Andreas) Nuss [1 1 — 47b] ; m bef. 1886, EMMA C. DAWS, b 1869;. d Mar., 1888; dau George and Lucy (Reber) Daws. One child: [11-239] Charles B., b Mar. 27, 1887; m Anna H. Hoagland. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 169 [ll-107b] LEVI A. NUSS, same as above, m 2d time Dec. 19, 1890, LAURA J. BARNES, b Apr. 10, 1864; d May 1, 1917. No issue. [ll-107c] LEVI A. NUSS, same as above, m 3d time June 20, 1918, NAOMI H. DITZLER, b Jan. 19, 1878; dau Jacob and Rosetta C. (Kahl) Ditzler. No issue. Retired farmer; res., Lena, Ill. (1918.) [11-1081 SARAH NUSS, b Dec. 30, 1862; dau John M. and Leahna (Andreas) Nuss [1 1— 47b] ; m Sept. 23, 1886, FRANKLIN D. OHLWINE, b Apr. 12, 1857; s Charles and Susan (Drissel) Ohlwine. Farmer; res., 412 W. Dixon St., Polo, Ill. (1918.) Children (2): [11-240] 1. Charles, b Aug. 4, 1887; m Pearl G. Smith. 2. Levi Oliver, b Oct. 3, 1891. [ll-109a] JOHN MAHLON NUSS, b Oct. 15, 1867; s John M. and Leanna (Andreas) Nuss [1 1— 47b] ; m Feb. 19, 1894, IDA E. LECKINGTON, b Dec. 6, 1870; d Nov. 23, 1902; dau Ephraim and Christina (Burke) Leckington. One child: Maud Leanna, b May 19, 1895; Polo, Ill. [ll-109b] JOHN MAHLON NUSS, same as above, m 2d time EDA K. STENBACK, b Dec. 7, 1881; dau Hans R. and Marie (Nissen) Stenback. Auctioneer; res., Brush, Morgan Co., Col. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Ida Marie, b Dec. 13, 1905. 2. Clyde Emerson, b May 31, 1911. [11-110] LEANNA NUSS, b Aug. 9, 1870; dau John M. and Leanna (Andreas) Nuss [1 1— 47b] ; m Feb. 20, 1896, FRANK BYERS, b Aug. 24, 1870; s Edward and Susan (Stover) Byers. Farmer, Polo, Ill. (1918.) No issue. [11-111] MARY NUSS, b Feb. 2, 1874; d July 16, 1919; dau John M. and Leanna (Andreas) Nuss [1 1 — 47b] ; m Feb. 24, 1898, CHARLES FRANK DENNIS, b Apr. 8, 1873; s William H. and Mattie (Strite) Dennis. Farmer; res., Polo, Ill. (1918.) Children (2).: 1. Howard Mahlon, b Dec. 9, 1899; Polo, Ogle Co., Ill. 2. Calvin Frank, b Nov. 17, 1901; Polo, Ogle Co., Ill. [11-112] BARBARA SOPHIA NUSS, b Mar. 20, 1877; dau John M. and Leanna (Andreas) Nuss [1 1— 47b] ; m Mar. 20, 1918, WESLEY JOHN YEAGER, b June 10, 1871; s William and Anna (Leck¬ ington) Yeager. Farmer and breeder of thoroughbred short horn cattle and Poland china swine; res., Winslow, Ill., R.F.D. No. 3. (1918.) No issue. [11-113] LAVINA KRAUSS, b Apr. 25, 1832; d Mar. 23, 1901; daw Anthony and Sarah (Yeakel) Krauss [11-48]; m Feb. 15, 1853, BENJAMIN GERY, b Aug. 20, 1826; d June 5, 1913; s John and Catharine (Graber) Gery. (1918.) Children (11): 1. James, b May 17, 1854; d Sept. 18, 1864. [11-241] 2. Nevin, b Oct. 6, 1855; m Ellen W. Gilbert. 3. Sarah Catherine, b Mar. 9, 1857; d Feb. 12, 1858. [11-242] 4. Hannah, b July 18, 1859; m William H. Solliday. [11-243] 5. John Anthony, b Dec. 30, 1861; m Joella Mechlin, 4603 Ella St., Phila., Pa 6. Howard, b Sept. 17, 1864; unm; 10 S. 18th St., Phila., Pa. 7. Benjamin Franklin, b Sept. 22, 1866; d Mar. 20, 1885. [11-244] 8. Clement Ulysses, b Dec. 2, 1868; m Queenie Muse. [11-245] 9. Clara Lavina, b May 2, 1870; m John L. Dimmig. [11-246] 10. Charles Krauss, b July 13, 1872; m Anna Ziegler. [1 1—247 ] 11. Ella Maria, b Nov. 6, 1874; m Alvin M. Kurtz. [11-114] ISAAC Y. KRAUSS, b Feb. 10, 1836; d Mar. 17, 1914; s Anthony and Sarah (Yeakel) Krauss [11-48]; m Oct. 8, 1861, THEODORA R. WAAGE, b Nov., 1839; dau Rev. Frederick and Angeline (Garber) Waage. 170 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Isaac Y. Krauss was associated with his brothers Harrison and James in the building and sale of agricultural implements. Like his progenitors he followed surveying as a community service more than a lucrative business. He lived at Kraussdale, Pa. [ll-248a] [11— 248b] [11—249] [11-250] [11-251] Children ( 5 ): , t-,, ^ , . , , 0 , _ . oeo f 1. Irene Elizabeth Hartzell. 1. Elmer Frederick, b Sept, 7, 1862; m j 2 Emma Alice King. 2. Florence Sarah, b May 23, 1864; d Jan. 9, 1917; m William F. Dixon. 3. Edgar Anthony, b May 24, 1867 ; m Marguerite L. Bernd. 4. Charles Oswin, b May 14, 1869; m Ella L. Wambold. 5. Isaac Walter, b Jan. 23, 1878; unm. [11-115] ELMIRA REGINA KRAUSS, b Nov. 23, 1838; d July 22, 1909; dau Anthony and Sarah (Yeakel) Krauss [11-48]; m May 10, 1856, HORACE MILLER, b Nov. 1, 1827 ; dec. Children ( 5 ): ]. Olivia Antoinette, b Mar. 21, 1860; d Dec. 2, 1867. 2. Emerson Franklin, b Jan. 25, 1862. 3. Emma Jane, b July 22, 1865; d Dec. 7, 1867. 4. Carrie Krauss, b May 3, 1869; d June 9, 1872. 5. George Krauss, b Oct. 17, 1871. [ Family extinct. No further data.] [11-116] HARRISON Y. KRAUSS, b July 20, 1840 ;d Mar. 25, 1897; s Anthony and Sarah (Yeakel) Krauss [11-48]; m Feb. 10, 1866, MARY OBERHOLZER, b Aug. 21, 1844; d Jan. 31, 1918. Mr. Krauss was a manufacturer of agricultural implements. Lived at Kraussdale, Pa. One child : [11-252] Emma R., b May 2, 1869; m Dr. William S. Schantz. [11-117] EMMA KRAUSS, b Apr. 19, 1845; d Dec. 16, 1891; dau Anthony and Sarah (Yeakel) Krauss [1 1—48] ; m Mar. 18, 1866, CHARLES W. EBERHARD, b Aug. 27, 1845. No issue. (1918.) [11-118] JAMES A. KRAUSS, b Feb. 11, 1850; s Anthony and Sarah (Yeakel) Krauss [11-48]; m May 25, 1876, ELLEN M. SCHANTZ, b Apr. 6, 1856; dau Solomon T. and Sarah (Stabler) Schantz. . Silk ribbon manufacturer, East Greenville, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [11-119] SARAH ANN KRAUSS, b July 5, 1849; dau Joseph and Maria (Kulp) Krauss [11-49]; m Sept. 10, 1870, HENRY ACKERMAN, b Dec. 28, 1848; s Jacob and Caroline (Woodring) Acker¬ man. Res. 512 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Arthur Wilson, b July 12, 1873; unm. ; Slatington, Pa. [11-253] 2. Emma Jane, b June 12, 1876; m William E. Steinmetz. [11-254] 3. Lillie Louisa, b Apr. 15, 1879; d Sept. 24, 1909; m Carson A. Semmel. [ 1 1—255] 4. William Henry, b Apr. 15, 1879; m Amy Hoffman. [11-256] 5. Minnie Elmira, b June 22, 1883; m El wood J. Anthony. [11-120] EMMA LOUISA KRAUSS, b May 21, 1855; dau Joseph and Maria (Kulp) Krauss [11-49]; m July 7, 1879, ABRAHAM ETTINGER, b Feb. 4, 1853; d 1919; s James and Matilda (Fretz) . Ettinger. Dealer in produce; widow res. 2228 N. 5th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Olivia, b June 28, 1880; 2228 N. 5th St., Phila., Pa. [11-257] 2. James A., b Dec. 6, 1881; m Bessie E. Henry. 3. Irene, b Mar. 11, 1884. [1 1-121 ] ELMIRA JANE KRAUSS, b Oct. 27, 1858; d June 12, 1914; dau Joseph and Maria (Kulp) Krauss [11-49] ; m Dec. 26, 1886, MILFORD H. NEWHARD, b Apr. 3, 1852 ; d Dec. 6, 1908 ; s Thomas and Eva (Herman) Newhard. One child: [11-258] Clarence N., b Nov. 5, 1887; m Mary Rosalee Heritage Kraft. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 171 [11-122] NEVIN K. KRAUSS, b July 4, 1861 ; s Joseph and Maria (Kulp) Krauss [11-49]; m Nov. 29, 1888, MARY L. MILLER, b July 25, 1862; dau Philip Miller. Res. 3719 N. 9th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-123] EDWIN B. KRAUSS, b Mar. 1, 1838; s George and Elizabeth (Bechtel) Krauss [11-52]; m May 23, 1863, HANNAH KRAUSS, b May 23, 1842; dau Anthony and Sarah (Yeakel) Krauss [11-48]. One child: [11-259] Albert, b Apr. 28, 1866; m - Heimbach. No issue. [ Unable to complete.] [11-124] MENDON KRAUSS, b Nov. 14, 1840; d Aug. 26, 1916; s Samuel and Barbara (Urffer) Krauss [ll-53a]; m May 1, 1866, ISABELLA TULLEY, b Sept. 18, 1849; dec; dau Thomas J. and Bridget Theresa (Bloomer) Tulley. Marble cutter. (1919.) Children (6): [11-259.1] 1. Mary Ella S., b Feb. 25, 1867; m William Martin Regen. 2. Anna S., b Mar. 14, 1869; dec. 3. Isabelle Irene S., b Feb. 5, 1871; Phila., Pa. 4. Cecilia Estelle, b June 20, 1873; dec. 5. Barbara, b - ; dec. 6. Child, b - ; dec. [11-125] MATILDA KRAUSS, b Sept. 6, 1843; dau Samuel and Catharine (Gerhard) Krauss [ll-53b]; m Dec. 22, 1865, HENRY R. HENRY, b Aug. 15, 1841; s Daniel and Mary (Rasig) Henry. Res. 2719 N. 13th St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): [11-260] 1. Alice M., b Mar. 12, 1867; m Henry Forster. 2. Oscar, b Dec. 29, 1871; d in infancy. [11-126] HANNAH KRAUSS, b Nov. 8, 1844; dau Samuel and Catharine (Gerhard) Krauss [11- 53b]; m Dec. 24, 1867, MICHAEL GEHMAN, b Nov. 30, 1831; d Apr. 10, 1909; s Samuel Gehman. Widow res. Souderton, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [11-261] 1. Flora G., b Sept. 1, 1868; d Oct. 26, 1896; m Jerome B. Treisbach. [11-262] 2. Kate K. b June 11, 1870; m Jacob Nace. 3. Charles, b Dec. 29, 1871; d May 22, 1899. 4. Matilda, b Dec. 1, 1877; Souderton, Pa. [11-263] 5. Harry A., b May 27, 1876; m Annie Weil. [11-127] CHARLES KRAUSS, b Sept. 4, 1846; s Samuel and Catharine Ann (Gerhard) Krauss [1 1— 53b] ; m Oct. 26, 1864, ELIZABETH SMITH, 6 Dec. 21, 1845; d Apr. 25, 1913; dau Charles and Magdalena (Grauley) Smith. Res. 2319 N. 6th St., Phila., Pa. Children (6): [11-264] l. Hannah, b Mar. 1, 1866; d June 4, 1903; m Arthur J. Rice. [11-266] 4. Matilda, b Sept. 27, 1871; m Clifford M. Brounn. 5. Elizabeth, b Aug. 9, 1873; 2319 N. 6th St., Phila., Pa. [11-267] 6. Charles S. A., b Mar. 9, 1877; m Sallie M. Bean. [ll-128a] SAMUEL A. KRAUSS, b Apr. 8, 1850; s Samuel and Catharine (Gerhard) Krauss [11- 53b]; mMay 4, 1869, ELENORA S. WEIERBACH, b May 11, 1819; d June 4, 1894; dau Godfrey and Lovina (Wint) Weierbach. (1919.) Children (J): [11-268] 1. Frederick A., b Dec. 25, 1871; m Miriam Salome Sheetz. [1 1—269] 2. Alice V., b Feb. 1, 1873; m T. Philip Sherwood. [11-270] 3. Minnie E., b Nov. 10, 1875; m George L. Carr. [11—271] 4. Laura M., b Nov. 1, 1877; m Charles A. Gallagher. [ll-265a] [1 1— 265b] ) 2. Laura, b Oct. 25, 1867; m 1. Edward Otto Ramberg 2. Andrew Chalmers. 3. Kathryn, b Sept. 9, 1869; 2319 N. 6th St., Phila., Pa. 172 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11— 128b] SAMUEL A. KRAUSS, same as above, to 2d time Dec. 28, 1896, VIOLA MILLER. No issue. Retired; res. Millersburg, Pa. [11-129] SARAH WIEAND, b Dec. 30, 1844; d Oct. 12, 1903; dau Charles W. and Susanna (Krauss) Wieand [11-54]; to Nov. 18, 1880, LEWIS F. SHETLER, b Feb. 17, 1847; s of Lewis Shetler. One child: [11-272] Charles W., b May 10, 1886; d Apr. 1, 1917; to Mary A. Hoopes. [11-130] REV. CHARLES S. WIEAND, b Feb. 28, 1848; d Oct. 7, 1919; s Charles W. and Susanna (Krauss) Wieand [11-54]; to July 1, 1875, LEONORA M. SELL, b Sept. 3, 1856; d Nov. 10, 1916; dau Charles R. M. Sell. Children (7): 1. Irma C., b Apr. 20, 1877; 4615 Sansom St., Phila., Pa. Teacher of Languages, West Phila. High School for Girls. 2. Charles S., b Aug. 20, 1878; d Jan. 12, 1884. 3. Mary M., b Mar. 8, 1880; d Jan. 13, 1884. 4. Leonora S., b Dec. 1, 1881; d Dec. 23, 1881. 5. Edward W., b Jan. 18, 1883; d Jan. 8, 1884. [11-273] 6. Helen E., b Apr. 16, 1885; to Rev. Dr. Samuel Valentine Cole. 7. Alma M., b May 26, 1886; d June 4, 1891. Rev. Charles S. Wieand was graduated from Franklin and Marshall College in June, 1874. Even before his graduation, Rev. Dr. C. Z. Weiser, who lived next door to his home in East Greenville, Pa. at the time, urged that after Mr. Wieand’s graduation he should open a private school in East Green¬ ville. Mr. Wieand was loath to do this as his plan was to enter the Reformed Theological Seminary at Lancaster, Pa. in order to prepare for the regular ministry. Dr. Weiser, however, urged so strongly the necessity of founding a school in this section in which he was particularly interested that Mr. Wieand allowed himself to be diverted from his original plan, chose a plot between East Greenville and Penns- burg, Pa. on the line dividing the two boroughs, laid out roads and built a home and school combined. Dr. Weiser had pledged himself to share the responsibility of instruction in the school, but he soon wearied of this and the whole responsibility, financial as well as educational, devolved upon Mr. Wieand. Before opening the school in the fall of 1875, Mr. Wieand had married a talented lady, Miss Leonora M. Sell who had studied abroad for two years, and who assisted him by giving instruction in music and foreign languages. Her dowry had made the school possible, but the school was not a finan¬ cial success owing to lack of support from the residents of the section and to the fact that the Normal Schools, having State aid, could afford to take pupils at much lower rates than could Perkiomen Seminary. For nine years Mr. and Mrs. Wieand made their home in the school and carried it on with many impediments and little support from those who had pledged aid, when at Christmas time in 1883, diphtheria broke out in their family and in a week deprived them of three of their four children — and weakened Mr. Wieand’s constitution to such an extent that he had to give up the school. During the years at the school in addition to teaching Mr. Wieand had been studying theology with Dr. Weiser, and he was licensed by the classis of Goshenhoppen in 1880. In 1883 he was ordained by the same classis and installed as pastor of the Chestnut Hill congregation in Lehigh Co., Pa., which congregation he served for one year while still principal of Perkiomen Seminary. During part of this time he also supplied the Zion’s congregation in Pottstown, Pa., and in 1884 accepted a call from that congregation, removed to Pottstown, and was installed as pastor of the Zion’s charge. For twenty- four years he labored here, building up a congregation, which owing to a church fight had been divided, from 60 to over 500 members. A chapel was completed, a parsonage was built, a new pipe organ was installed and the church was renovated three times. In 1908 Mr. Wieand resigned and for five years served charges which happened to be without a regular pastor, the Schwenksville, the Great Swamp-Chestnut Hill, and the Shenkel charge in Chester Co., and in 1913 was elected pastor of the Shenkel charge. After serving for five years in this charge, he resigned in 1917 and moved to Philadelphia to live with his daughter, Irma, as Mrs. Wieand had died in 1916 and his other daughter, Helen, had married and moved to New England. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 173 For two years he enjoyed a well-earned rest but even during this time he occasionally preached in his old charge or in various churches in Philadelphia. Rev. Wieand died on Oct. 7, 1919, from the effects of an attack of cardiac asthma. ft [11-131] ADAM S. KRAUSS, b Oct. 19, 1843; s John and Regina (Schultz) Krauss [1 1 -55a] ; m Oct. 4, 1873, EMMA STAUFFER, b Nov. 21, 1851; dau JohnS. and Hannah (Strunk) Stauffer. Retired creamery operator and farmer; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Nora, b Aug. 16, 1874; East Greenville, Pa. [11-274] 2. John S., b Oct. 18, 1878; m Catharine Moyer. [11-275] 3. Pauline S., b Mar. 8, 1893; in Harry Sassaman. Adam S. Krauss formerly operated the creamery at East Greenville, Pa. He served as trustee of the church, and secretary of the Conference of the Upper District, and many years as trustee of the Literary Fund, as well as an officer in the Sunday School. [11-132] REBECCA K. BECHTEL, b Aug. 13, 1844; d Nov. 6, 1894; dau Joseph B. and Mary (Krauss) Bechtel [11-56]; m June 27, 1874, MILTON C. ROEDER, b Dec. 7, 1845; s Samuel B. and Esther (Graber) Roeder. Farmer; Geryville, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [11-133] DAVID K. BECHTEL, b Nov. 13, 1845; d Nov. 12, 1908; s Joseph B. and Mary (Krauss) Bechtel [11-56]; m Feb. 16, 1888, ELLA R. BOORSE, b Mar. 21, 1862; dau John C. Boorse, Esq. Physician; resided at Kulpsville, Pa. One child: Selma B., b May 30, 1894; Lansdale, Pa. [11-134] EDWIN KRAUSS BECHTEL, b July 22, 1848; d Sept. 23, 1917; s Joseph B. and Mary (Krauss) Bechtel [11-56]; m Apr. 13, 1879, CLARA GUTELIUS, b Feb. 27, 1849; dau Israel and Sarah (Haas) Gutelius. Produce business; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Estella, b Nov. 23, 1880. [11-135] AMOS K. KRAUSS, b Mar. 21, 1833; d July 18, 1916; s Jacob and Lydia (Kriebel) Krauss [11-58]; in Feb. 4, 1858, SOPHIA EDELMAN, b Jan. 17, 1840. (1918.) Res. Quakertown, Pa. R.F.D. No. 1. Children (9): [11-276] 1. Cillia Amanda, 6 Feb. 1, 1859; in Frank Ackerman. 2. Ambrose, b Aug. 5, 1860; d Aug. 12, 1860. [11-277] 3. Preston Percius, b July 31, 1861; m Helena Fischer. [11-278] 4. Morris E., b Jan. 23, 1864; in Flora V. Ernev. [11-279] 5. Percifer, b Apr. 12, 1866; m Ida Georger. [11-280] 6. Puella, b Mar. 17, 1869; d Aug. 10, 1906; m Lewis Bartholomew. [11-281] 7. Virginia, b Jan. 27, 1871; m Francis Detweiler. [1 1—282] 8. Curtis E., b Dec. 13, 1872; m Mary Lizzie Heist. [11-283] 9. Sylvia, b Aug. 10, 1876; in Jeremiah H. Wisler. [11-136] AMANDA KRAUSS, b June 19, 1834; d Mar. 27, 1906; dau Jacob and Lydia (Kriebel) Krauss [11-58]; m Nov. 5, 1853, DAVID BEALER, b Nov. 12, 1828; d Nov. 30, 1884. Children (6): 1. Son, b Oct. 6, 1856; d Oct. 6, 1856. (11-154) I 2 Emma B h Dm- 25 1859- I 1- Edwin K. Wolf. [11-284] 1 A £'mma 6 UeC' lb5- m ( 2. Charles F. Wolf. [11-285] 3. Allen K., b Nov. 10, 1862; m Emma Stahl. 4. Elmira, b June 2, 1864; unm. 5. Elmer, b Aug. 14, 1867; d Apr. 8, 1872. [11-286] 6. Harrison, b Dec. 27, 1868; in Laura M. Frantz. [11-137] SELINA KRAUSS, b June 1, 1837 ; d Apr. 5, 1883; dau Jacob and Lydia (Kriebel) Krauss [11-58]; m Jan. 27, 1860, WILLIAM HALLMAN, b Dec. 25, 1841 ; d Aug. 17, 1897. Children (7): [11-287] 1. Ellen, b May 22, 1861; m Abraham E. Landis. ■ 174 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 2. Howard, b Feb. 3, 1863; d July 19, 1863. 3. Samuel Franklin, b Oct. 3, 1864; d Aug, 25, 1865. [11-288] 4. William Henry, b Oct. 20, 1865; m Emma Krull. [11-289] 5. Emma Maria, b Mar. 1, 1868; m John B. Gottshalk. 6. Lizzie, b Nov. 12, 1868; d June 22, 1869. [11-290] 7. Amanda Lydia, b Jan. 23, 1870; m William Helm. [ 1 1—1 38a] SAMUEL K. KRAUSS, b Aug. 23, 1839; s Jacob and Lydia (Kriebel) Krauss [11-58]; m Mar. 14, 1867, CATHERINE E. WORKMAN, b Apr. 10, 1847 ; d Mar. 20, 1884; dau Rev. Morgan Workman. One child; d 1875. [1 1— 138b] SAMUEL K. KRAUSS, same as above, m 2d time May, 1887, BERTHA A. HAINES, dau Jeremiah Haines. Rupture specialist; res. 618 W. Wayne St., Lima, Ohio. No issue. [11-139] CATHARINE KRAUSS, b Mar. 21, 1844; d Jan. 4, 1918; dau Jacob and Lydia (Kriebel) Krauss [11-58]; m Mar. 24, 1867, MICHAEL HINNERSCHIETZ, b Sept. 27, 1840; d Jan. 12, 1893; s Joseph Hinnerschietz. Children (J): [11-291] 1. Emma K., b July 16, 1870; m H. Wilson Folk. 2. Katie Laura K., b Dec. 15, 1874; unm; Wanamaker, Pa. [11-292] 3. Ella K., b June 14, 1881; d Dec. 7, 1905; m Franz A. E. Witthuhn. [11-293] 4. Elmer K., b Dec. 6, 1883; m Almeda L. Stoudt. [11-140] MARIA K. KRAUSS, b Oct. 23, 1846; dau Jacob and Lydia (Kriebel) Krauss [11-58]; m Jan. 29, 1876, WILLOUGHBY K. HEINLY, b Oct. 1, 1847 ; s Lafayette and Annie (Krammer) Heinly. Res. East Greenville, Pa. Children (5): 1. Emma, b May 12, 1877; d Aug. 29, 1877. [11-294] 2. Irene, b Jan. 28, 1879; m Charles Y. Drumheller. [11-295] 3. Climena, b May 18, 1881; m William R. Croman. 4. Nora, b July 4, 1884; unm; East Greenville, Pa. [11-296] 5. Edna K., b June 4, 1886; m Albert S. Horn. [11-141] SOLOMON KRAUSS, b Feb. 17, 1837; d Feb. 5, 1919; s Henry and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [11-59] ; m May 18, 1865, ELIZABETH B. HUBER, b Nov. 11, 1843; d Apr. 3, 1919; dau Henry and Mary (Bolton) Huber. Lived in E. Greenville, Pa. Children (4)' 1. Ellen, b Oct. 4, 1865; d July 13, 1898. [11-297] 2. Henry, b Jan. 22, 1867; m Ella De Hart Auman. [11-298] 3. William, b Apr. 26, 1869; m Catherine Koch. [11-299] 4. Emma, b Nov. 4, 1874; m Benjamin M. Erb. [11-142] ABRAHAM S. KRAUSS, b Jan. 2, 1838; d Mar. 25, 1892; s Henry and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [11—59]; m Oct. 15, 1863, SARAH SCHULTZ, b Jan. 8, 1843; d Apr. 18, 1906; dau Enoch and Leah (Neuman) Schultz [68-11]. Children (10): [11-300] [149-58] [11-301] [11-302] [11-303] [11-304] [11-305] [11-306] 1. Allen S., b Apr. 2, 1865; m Amanda S. Schultz. 2. William, b Jan. 23, 1867; d Aug. 20, 1868. q t i Tui m loco.™ | 1. Edwin M. Schultz. 3. Laura, b July 19, 1868, m | 2 Alfred R Baus< 4. Annie, b May 1, 1870; m John G. Stong. 5. Harvey, b Nov. 20, 1872; m Sallie A. Reiff. 6. Charles, b July 17, 1875; d Apr. 27, 1881. 7. Emma Jane, b Oct. 29, 1877; m Harry G. Stong. 8. Daniel, b Apr. 7, 1881; d Feb. 10, 1919; m Sarah G. Stong. 9. Elmer, b June 22, 1883; m Flora Schmoyer. 10. Sallie, b Sept. 22, 1885; d Sept., 1920. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 175 Rev. Joshua Schultz [149-22] died while seated in the pulpit in the Kraussdale Schw. Church, during the funeral services of Abraham S. Krauss, Mar. 30, 1892. [11-143] GEORGE KRAUSS, b Sept. 22, 1839; d Nov. 5, 1921; s Henry and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [11-59]; m Nov. 4, 1862, SARAH WIEGNER, b Feb. 11, 1843; d July 2, 1890; dau Christopher and Susanna (Schultz) Wiegner [154-13]. Res. Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 8 ): [11-307] 1. Ellen, b Feb. 5, 1864; m Bargey or Berkey. [38-269] 2. Dinah, b Sept. 4, 1865; m Manoah Hillegass: Pennsburg, Pa. [11-308] 3. Samuel W., b Oct. 13, 1867; d Mar. 22, 1905; m Mary A. Schmoyer. 4. Andrew, b Nov. 24, 1869; d Feb. 17, 1886. [11-309] 5. Emanuel, b Oct. 16, 1871; m Regina K. Schell. [1 1—310] 6. Amanda, b Nov. 25, 1873; m Horace H. Doll. [11-311] 7. Annetta, b July 5, 1876; dec; m Robert Milton Shodell. [11-312] . 8. Ida W., b July 22, 1880; m Harvey Jones. [11-143.1] REGINA (KRAUSS) YEAKEL, b Nov. 14, 1842; dec\ widow of Daniel S. Yeakel [38- 84b]; dau Henry and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [11-59]; m 2d time, JOHN TAGGART. No further data, probably buried in Pennsburg Ref. Cem. [11-144] CHRISTINA KRAUSS, b Dec. 30, 1844; d June 8, 1897; dau Henry S. and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [11-59]; m Nov. 10, 1883, JACOB F. FISHER, b Dec. 25, 1838; d Aug. 6, 1901 ;s of Jacob Fisher. Jacob Fisher was 1st m to Anna Kriebel [25-75]. Children (J); 1. Howard, b Aug. 12, 1884; d May 4, 1885. 2. Rosa, b Dec. 26, 1886; d Nov. 26, 1900. [11-313] 3. Nevin, b Feb. 7, 1889; d Sept. 26, 1918; m Edith Ray Kulp; killed in action in France, with A.E.F. 4. Daniel (Fisher), s Christina Krauss; North Wales, Pa. [11-145] HENRY SCHULTZ KRAUSS, b Oct. 12, 1846; s Henry and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [11—59] ; m Oct. 25, 1873, AMANDA HOFFMAN, b Mar. 14, 1852; dau Joseph and Julia (Heydt) Hoffman. Farmer; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): [11-314] 1. Howard H., b Mar. 7, 1876; m Susan W. Kriebel. [74-901] 2. Amelia H., b Sept. 24, 1877; m William H. Hagenbuch. [11—315] 3. Wallace H., b Dec. 15, 1879; m Stella Bitting. [11-316] 4. Joseph H., b Apr. 26, 1883; d Apr. 18, 1912; m Hannah Frey. [11-430] 5. Flora H., b Mar. 10, 1882; m Austin Urffer. 6. Henry H., b July 5, 1885; East Greenville, Pa. [11-317] 7. Robert H., b Nov. 20, 1887; m Maude Reeser. [11-146] JOHN MAHLON KRAUSS, b Sept. 29, 1848; d 1919; s Henry and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [11-59]; m Jan. 2, 1875, SARAH CHRISTMAN; dau Jonathan Christman. One child: [11— 318a] ] r j 1. - Stoudt. No issue. [ll-318b] J ’ { 2. Walter Fluck, Milford Square, Pa. [ Unable to complete.} [11-147] REBECCA S. KRAUSS, b Aug. 21, 1851; dau Henry and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [11-59]; m Dec. 25, 1880, SAMUEL D. RATCLIFF, b Sept. 18, 1853; Schwenksville, Pa. Children (5): [11-319] 1. Christianna K. (Schultz), b May 14, 1870 ( dau Rebecca Krauss) ; m Isaac Reimert. [11-320] 2. Annie K., b Jan. 27, 1883; m Daniel Decker. 3. Rebecca K., b Sept. 11, 1884; West Phila., Pa. 4. Ida May, b Mar. 15, 1887; 2432 Bancroft St., Phila., Pa. 5. Samuel K., b Jan. 8, 1890; 35 S. Redfield St., Phila., Pa. 176 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-148] SUSANNA KRAUSS, b Feb. 9, 1843; dau Henry and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [11-59]; m Oct. 19, 1876, JOHN B. JACOB, b Aug. 24, 1851; s Henry and Lydian (Bossard) Jacob. Farmer; East Greenville, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [11-321] 1. Amanda K., b Apr. 9, 1878; m Ambrose K. Beitler. [11-322] 2. Christianna, b Apr. 25, 1880; m William E. Treichler. [11-323] 3. Hannah K., b Apr. 25, 1883; m William Y. Moser. [11-324] 4. John K., b Aug. 2, 1889; d Dec. 2, 1918; in Flora A. Buck. 5. Henry K., b Jan. 23, 1894; East Greenville, Pa. [11 149] PRISCILLA KRAUSS, b May 21, 1857; dau Henry and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [11-59]; in Jan. 1, 1881, CHARLES CONRAD, b Nov. 18, 1856; farmer; res. Pennsburg, Pa. (1918.) Children (7): [11-325] 1. John M., b Nov. 4, 1881; m Katie E. Welker. [11-326] 2. Katie, b June 6, 1883; m Irwin K. Gerhard. [11-327] 3. Christianna, b Dec. 12, 1884; in Fred M. Ziegler. [11-328] 4. Martha, b Oct. 20, 1886; m Elmer Fegley. [11-329] 5. Ella, b Feb. 19, 1889; m Charles Zern. 6. Charles H., b May 21, 1890. 7. Harvey J., b July 19, 1892. [11-150] EMELINE KRAUSS WOLF, b Mar. 30, 1837; d Apr. 18, 1910; dau Joel and Eliza¬ beth (Krauss) Wolf [11-60]; m Aug. 30, 1857, JOSEPH S. MILLER; b Apr. 17, 1834; d Feb. 18, 1911; s Joseph and Eve Miller. Laborer, Spinnerstown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [11-330] 1. Andora, b July 9, 1859; m Daniel K. Kooker. [11-331 a] 1 2 jjenrv w r T)ec o 1861’ m I ^mma Scheetz. [1 l-331b] P e y W-’ 0 UeC • A°bA’ m [ 2. Maggie Nungester. [1 1—332] 3. Emma, b Feb. 16, 1867; m Charles C. Moyer. 4. Daniel, b May 23, 1858; d May 29, 1867. 5. Theodora, b July 9, 1859; d Nov. 9, 1859. [11-152] SUSANNA K. WOLF, b Nov. 9, 1841; d June 3, 1863; dau Joel and Elizabeth (Krauss) Wolf [11-60]; in Nov. 30, 1861, CHARLES P. GREULICH, b Sept. 13, 1838; d Feb. 2, 1904; s George Philip Greulich. One child: Emilie Matilda, b May 10, 1863; d Aug. 2, 1863. The second wife of Charles P. Greulich was Caroline Wolf, a sister to his first wife [11-153]. [11-153] CAROLINE K. WOLF, b Feb. 17, 1845; d Apr. 24, 1915; dau Joel and Elizabeth (Krauss) Wolf [11-60]; m Aug. 17, 1864, CHARLES P. GREULICH, b Sept. 13, 1838; d Feb. 2, 1904; s George Philip Greulich. Children {13): 1. Clarence Jefferson, b Mar. 10, 1865; d Aug. 28, 1865. [1 1-333] 2. Morris Linton, b June 7, 1866; in Lizzie Butterweck Fox. [1 1—334] 3. Erwin Franklin, b Nov. 25, 1867; m Kate Amanda Weil. [1 1—335] 4. Charles Ambrose, b Oct. 27, 1869; m Sallie Yoder Bietman. [11-336] 5. Daniel Chester, b Sept. 26, 1871; in Anna M. Scholl. 6. Lily Ellenora, b Apr. 3, 1873; unm. [11-337] 7. Hannah Louisa, b Apr. 6, 1875; m George A. Huber. [11-338] 8. Nevin Wilson, b Nov. 7, 1876; m Ellen Minnie Weiss. [11-339] 9. Elmer, b Aug. 6, 1880; m Lillie Witmer Snyder. 10. Flora, b Apr. 20, 1883; unm. [11-340] 11. Catharine, b Mar. 22, 1887; in John W. Wieder. [11-341] 12. Anna, b Sept. 6, 1878; m Lewis L. Keller. [11 342] 13. Carrie A., b Jan. 6, 1885; in Henry P. Letterhouse. [11-154] EDWIN KRAUSS WOLF, b July 5, 1849; d Jan. 31, 1914; s Joel and Elizabeth (Krauss) Wolf [11-60]; in Jan. 26, 1884, EMMA KRAUSS BEALER, b Dec. 25, 1857; dau David and Amanda (Krauss) Bealer [11-136]. Laborer. No issue. For second marriage of Emma Bealer Wolf, see [11-284]. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 177 [11-155] SARAH J. K. WOLF, b Dec. 26, 1850; dau Joel and Elizabeth (Krauss) Wolf [11-60]; m Apr. 10, 1869, ALBERTUS JOSEPH LENTZ, b June 25, 1868; s Joshua Lentz. One child: Carrie, b Apr. 21, 1874. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [11-158] DANIEL K. WOLF, b Mar. 21, 1857; s Joel and Elizabeth (Krauss) Wolf [11-60]; m Dec. 7, 1878, LIZZIE B. SMITH, b May 24, 1861; dau Daniel D. Smith. Carpenter; res. 517 Cleve¬ land St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): [11-343] 1. George Wilson, b June 28, 1879; m Stella Elizabeth Shover. [11-344] 2. Charles William, b Jan. 22, 1882; m Mamie B. Freed. [11-345] 3. Franklin Walter, b Aug. 29, 1883; m Elsie I. Derr. [11-159] HORACE K. WOLF, b Jan. 16, 1860; s Joel and Elizabeth (Krauss) Wolf [11-60]; m Sept. 30, 1882, ALICE ANGELINA TRUMBOWER; dau Eleius Trumbower. Car checker; res. 921 Jackson St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children (5): 1. Albert Franklin, b Oct. 10, 1883; d Nov. 9, 1883. [11-346] 2. Florence Agnes, Nov. 7, 1884; m Patrick F. Kearney. [11-347] 3. Mamie Elizabeth, b May 26, 1887; m Edward S. Brown. [11-348] 4. Eva Elmira, b July 16, 1889; m Francis I. Arner. 5. George Thomas, b Feb. 19, 1899; unm. [11-160] ENOS S. KRAUSS, b July 3, 1844; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Schultz) Krauss [11-61]; w Dec. 21, 1867, HANNAH ELIZABETH NUSS, b Sept. 13, 1847 \dau Daniel and Hannah (Weidner) Nuss. Retired; res. R.F.D. No. 2., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) [11-349] [11-350] [ll-351a] [ll-351b] [ll-352a] [ll-352b] [11-353] [11-354] [11-355] [11-356] [11-357] 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Children {14)’ Boy, stillborn, July 13, 1868. Laura N., b Aug. 13, 1869: unm; 331 Locust St., Allentown, Pa. Oliver N., b Dec. 18, 1870; m Annie Weaver. Hannah N., b Feb. 6, 1873; m John H. Stoudt. 1. - Oneal. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. [11-357.1] 13. [11-357.2] 14. Lydia N., b Nov. 24, 1874; m , i 2. William Diehl. Elizabeth N„ 6 Oct. 27, 1876; m ( Howard W. Schoenly. I 2. Victor O. Kuntzman. Agnes N., b Feb. 22, 1878; m William G. Rex. Cora N., b July 21, 1880; m William N. S. Carl. Jacob N., b Mar. 20, 1882; m Alice K. Peters. George N., b Dec. 22, 1883; m Martha L. Taves. David N., b Mar. 31, 1885; m Caroline M. Rau. Daniel N., b Sept. 28, 1886; d Oct. 2, 1886. James N., b Feb. 9, 1888; m Elsie L. Rau. Emma N., b June 20, 1893; m William J. Clauser. [11-161] EDWARD S. KRAUSS, b Oct. 17, 1845; d Oct. 1, 1915; s Jonathan' and Magdalena (Schultz) Krauss [11-61]; m Sept. 12, 1870, SARAH HEEBNER, b Oct. 14, 1849; dau John S. and Susanna (Kriebel) Heebner [21-29]. Edward S. Krauss was a farmer, living in Worcester, Pa. For many years he was “vorsinger” in the Schwenkfelder Church. He also taught singing schools in his earlier years. Children (7): [11-358] 1. Warren H., b June 29, 1872; m Marie Wiegner Dickinson. [11-359] 2. Morris, b Sept. 17, 1874; m Sophia K. Weigner. [11-360] 3. Susanna, b May 19, 1877; m Benjamin Bourne. [149-214] 4. Jennie, b Apr. 23, 1880; m Calvin K. Schultz. [11-361] 5. Magdalena, b Dec. 30, 1885; m William C. Ludwig. 6. Estella, b July 14, 1888; d Oct. 4, 1888. 7. Amanda, b Mar. 25, 1890; m Byron J. Keller. [11-362] 178 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-162] SARAH S. KRAUSS, b Nov. 27, 1846; daw Jonathan and Magdalena (Schultz) Krauss [11-61]; m Nov. 23, 1872, JOSIAH HUNSBERGER, b Sept. 2, 1847; d Feb. 8, 1917. Children (9): [25-146] 1. Hannah K., b July 2, 1873; m Henry W. Stahl. [11-363] 2. Susanna K., b Feb. 22, 1875; m Charles R. Rothenberger, New Berlinville, Pa. [11-364] 3. Henry Sylvanus K., b June 12, 1876; m Agnes S. Schultz. 4. Mary Anna K., b Oct. 1, 1877; d Jan 7, 1904. 5. Oswin J. K., b Mar. 28, 1881; d May 7, 1904. 6. Sallie M K. J t { 6 Feb 24 i883; d { J*’ 7. Jessie W. K. j l Mar. 19, 1883. [11-365] 8. Lizzie A. K., b Aug. 29, 1887; m Oswin Pfleiger; Barto, Pa. [11-366] 9. Horace A. K., b Mar. 15, 1889; m Hannah M. Snyder. [11-163] BENJAMIN S. KRAUSS, b Mar. 29, 1848; d Sept. 3, 1917; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Schultz) Krauss [11-61]; m Nov. 3, 1877, HANNAH ANDERS, b July 17, 1852; d Feb. 6, 1913; dau Andrew and Anna (Heebner) Anders [161-22a]. Benjamin Krauss was a farmer and lived in West Point, Pa. One child: Alvin A., b June 5, 1883; Chemist, Norristown, Pa. [11-164] OSWIN S. KRAUSS, b Jan. 25, 1850; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Schultz) Krauss [11-61]; m Sept. 29, 1883, IDA KULP, b Dec. 5, 1862; dau Joseph K. Kulp. Pattern maker; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Clarence LeRoy K., b Aug. 3, 1889. [11-367] 2. Mamie Nietta, b Aug. 10, 1898; m Charles N. Roeder. [11-165] JONATHAN S. KRAUSS, b Mar. 23, 1855; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Schultz) Krauss [11-61]; m July 3, 1875, MARY MILLER, b Oct. 29, 1854; d Aug. 1, 1920; dau William and Rachel (Schubert) Miller [75b-22]. Farmer; res. Zionsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [11-368] 1. Clara M., b Feb. 15, 1876; m Wilson R. Hallman. [11-369] 2. Thomas M., b June 10, 1886; m Clara E. Miller. # [11-166] DANIEL S. KRAUSS, b June 8, 1863; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Schultz) Krauss [11-61]; m Nov. 22, 1884, MAHALA MILLER, 6 Sept. 17, 1862; dau Ellman G. and Hannah (Hinkel) Miller [75b-30]. Cheese and butter maker; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-167] LEVI KRAUSS, b Feb. 24, 1855; d Aug. 4, 1920; s Charles and Hannah (Yeakel) Krauss [11-63]; m Sept. 18, 1880, ELIZABETH S. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 4, 1859; dau John and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [19-26]. Farmer; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): [11-370] 1. Oscar K., b Aug. 10, 1881; m Annie L. Hoffman. 2. Alvin K., b July 7, 1884; d Oct. 17, 1905. [149-166] 3. Katie K., b Nov. 23, 1888; m Henry S. Bieler. [ll-168a] MILTON Y. KRAUSS, b Oct. 18, 1862; s Charles and Hannah (Yeakel) Krauss [11-63]; m Jan. 13, 1883, MARY S. KURTZ, b July 4, 1861; d Sept. 16, 1893; dau George Kurtz. Children (2): [11-371] 1. Horace O., b July 5, 1883; m Elsie V. Fallows. [11-372] 2. Elmer K., b May 13, 1890; m Elsie Conrad. [ 1 1— 168b] MILTON Y. KRAUSS, same as above, m 2d time, May 8, 1897, ADELAIDE G. SCHULTZ, b Apr. 4, 1869; dau Addison and Sarah (Gerhard) Schultz [68-34]. Manufacturer, Palm, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [11-373] 1. Mabel S., b June 10, 1898; m Alvin R. Shelly. 2. Leah S., 6 Dec. 23, 1899. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 179 3. Verna S., b Dec. 6, 1901; d Feb. 13, 1902. 4. Howard S., b May 27, 1904. 5. Hannah S., b Oct. 14, 1906; d Jan. 3, 1908. 6. Florence S., b Jan. 27, 1913. [11-168.2] SARAH ROOP, dau John and Catharine (Book) Roop [11-63.2]; m ADAM SOBERHEIMER. They are said to have had the following children: [11-373.1] 1. Susannah, in Walter G. Bowman. [11-373.2] 2. Margaret, m John R. Brennen, 3247 Sansom St., Phila., Pa. 3. Frederick, d in infancy. 4. Samuel, d in infancy. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [ll-178a] SAMUEL REX, b Sept. 10, 1802; d Apr. 7, 1851; s Enoch and Elizabeth (Nice) Rex [11-65]; m Nov. 1, 1830, MARY ANN HORTER, b Sept. 7, 1808; d Jan. 23, 1835. Children (3): 1. Ann, d in infancy. [11-374] 2. Jacob Hortter, b Aug. 29, 1833; m Agnes Jane Charlton. [11-375] 3. Marie Isadore, b Jan. 25, 1835; dec; m Henry B. Dutton. [ll-178b] SAMUEL REX, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 27, 1836, MARY ANN (REX) SMITH, dau John and Margaret (Valentine) Rex, and widow of Dr. William Smith. Children (2): [11-376] 1. Edwin, b Mar. 5, 1837; m - - - 2. Walter, b July 7, 1839; d Mar. 27, 1841. [ Data supplied by Dr. Burgin. Unable to complete.} [11-1 79] SUSANNA NICE REX, b Dec. 11, 1804; d May 2, 1886; dau Enoch and Elizabeth (Nice) Rex [11-65]; m June 1, 1830, ANDREW RUSSEL, b Jan. 2, 1803; d May 22, 1864; s Andrew and Susanna Russel. [11-377] [11-378] [ll-379a] \ [ 1 1— 379b] j [11-380] [11-381] [11-382] Children (8): 1. Anna Louisa, b Mar. 19, 1831; m Christopher Little. 2. Susan Elizabeth, b May 2, 1833; m Henry P. Taylor 3. Henry Clay, b July 20, 1836; d Dec. 2, 1902; m 1. Frances M. Washburn. 2. Urcella Krau. 4. Samuel Rex, b June 10, 1839; d July 17, 1898; m Annie E. Dougherty. 5. Matilda Patterson b Mar. 26, 1842; d July 21, 1909; m Abraham K. Whitner. 6. Theodore Frelinghuysen, b Sept. 22, 1844; d Dec. 19, 1874; m Isabella F. Lee. 7. Thomas William Corley, b Jan. 11, 1847; d June 14, 1892. 8. Frank, b July 17, 1850; d July 25, 1851. [ Data supplied by Dr. Burgin.} [11-180] MARY REX, b June 10, 1807; d Jan. 26, 1871; dau Enoch and Elizabeth (Nice) Rex [11-65]; m Mar. 25, 1841, JOHN MILLER, b Apr. 2, 1802; d Aug. 31, 1843. No issue. [Data supplied by Dr. Burgin.} [11-181] CATHERINE REX, b Dec. 24, 1809; cl Jan. 14, 1886; dau Enoch and Elizabeth (Nice) Rex [ 1 1-65] ; m May, 1835, JESSE HINKLE, b Mar. 13, 1807 ; d June 26, 1879 ; s David and Rebecca Hinkle. Children (J): [11-383] 1. David, b Mar. 16, 1836; dec; m Rowena M. Baldwin. 2. Mary Elizabeth, b Dec. 19, 1837; d July 10, 1870; unm. [11-384] 3. Rex, b Nov. 12, 1839; dec; m Elizabeth Gorgas. [11-385] 4. Rebecca Catherine, b Aug. 8, 1841; dec; m Rev. George Washington Frederick. [Data supplied by Dr. Burgin.} [11-182] CHARLES NICE REX, b Feb. 1, 1813; d Aug. 6, 1873; s Enoch and Elizabeth (Nice) Rex [11-65]; m May 19, 1835, MARGARET HINKLE, b Oct. 2, 1811; d Jan. 6, 1870; dau David and Rebecca Hinkle. 180 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 3 ): 1. Rebecca Elizabeth, b Feb. 16, 1836; d June 29, 1878. 2. Emily, b Sept. 7, 1838. 3. Ella, d in infancy. [Data supplied by Dr. Burgin.] [11-183] WILLIAM REX, b Nov. 16, 1815; d Aug., 1897; s Enoch and Elizabeth (Nice) Rex [11-65]; m AMANDA MELVINA CRESS, b July 10, 1818; d Dec. 23, 1892; dau Henry and Christina Cress. Children (5): 1. Amelia Isadore, unm. 2. Mary Elizabeth, dec; unm. [11-386] 3. William Henry, b Feb. 6, 1846; m Blanche Boyer. [l 1—387 ] 4. George W., m Catherine Rex Bockius. 5. Clara Genevieve, d young. [ Data supplied by Dr. Burgin.] [11-184] ELIZABETH REX, b Sept. 13, 1818; d Feb. 25, 1904; dau Enoch and Elizabeth (Nice) Rex [11-65]; m May 27, 1847, THOMAS TOMLINSON, b Oct. 25, 1815; d Jan. 28, 1882; $ Thomas and Rachel Tomlinson. One child: [11-388] Wells, b Sept. 3, 1848; d Jan. 14, 1915; in Rebecca Young. [11-185] JOSEPH REX, b Jan. 18, 1821; d Apr. 20, 1883; s Enoch and Elizabeth (Nice) Rex [11-65]; m Apr. 6, 1843, AMANDA E. KEISEL, b Apr. 22, 1822; d Jan. 3, 1900. Children (9): [11-389] 1. John Miller, b Jan. 9, 1844; m Hannah Fleck. [11-390] 2. Anne Elizabeth, b Dec. 3, 1845; m John J. Dager. [11-391] 3. Susan Russel; m Henry H. Hobensack. [11-392] 4. Eliza Amanda, b Jan. 25, 1850; m John H. James. [1 1—393] 5. Mary Miller, b Nov. 20, 1852; m Charles Dager. [11-394] 6. George, b Mar. 22, 1855; in Anne Iv. Cleaver. 7. Henry, b Mar. 14, 1857; d May 16, 1857. [11-395] 8. Katherine Hinkle, b Feb. 7, 1861; m Charles D. Moore. [11-396] 9. Hannah W., b Aug. 15, 1858; m Albanus S. Logan. [Data supplied by Dr. Burgin.] [11-186] CAROLINE REGINA REX, b Oct. 11, 1824; dau Enoch and Elizabeth (Nice) Rex [11-65]; in June 2, 1846, JAMES KEISEL, b Nov. 17, 1820; d Nov. 26, 1892. [11-399] [11-400] [ll-401a] [ll-401b] [11-402] [11-403] [11-404] [11-405] Children ( 9 ): 1. Mary Elizabeth, b Oct. 23, 1847; m - ; Ambler, Pa. 2. Anna, b Nov. 9, 1849; m - 3. James Henry, b Apr. 15, 1852; d July 27, 1896; m | 1. Victoria Anna Koch. I 2. Florence M. de Gour. 4. Charles Rex, b July 31, 1854; m Phoebe Cleaver. 5. Rex, b Aug. 16, 1856; d 1907. 6. Frank, b Oct. 22, 1858; d Oct. 23, 1858. 7. William Rex, b Dec. 6, 1859; m Anna Cecilia Dannenhower. 8. Edwin Rex, b Apr. 26, 1862; in Sarah Coates Shreve. 9. Caroline Louise, b Dec. 13, 1867; m - [Data supplied by Dr. Burgin.] [ll-187a] ENOCH NICE REX, b Apr. 27, 1827; s Enoch and Elizabeth (Nice) Rex [11-65]; m Dec. 29, 1864, BARBARA SINES FISHER, b Dec, 18, 1843; d Feb. 4, 1894. Children (J): 1. Elizabeth, b Oct. 7, 1865; d July 28, 1866. [11-406] 2. Susan E., b Mar. 27, 1867; m - 3. Florence C., b Mar. 17, 1869; 37 W. Gravers Lane, Phila., Pa, [1 1-408] 4. Nancy J., b Dec. 20, 1871 ; m - . [Data supplied by Dr. Burgin.] Plate 21 Plate 22 A Page from the Algebra note book of John Krauss [11-17], (Original in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg, Pa.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 181 [1 1— lS7b] ENOCH NICE REX, same as above, m 2d time, June 13, 1893, EMMA JANE IvNOUS, b Apr. 28, 1847 ; dau Joseph and Margaret Knous. No issue. [Data supplied by Dr. Bur gin.} [11-189] CHARLES NICE WEISS, b Feb. 10, 1812; d Feb. 8, 188G; s George and Sarah (Nice) Weiss [11-67]; m July 17, 1838, SUSAN REX HORTTER, b Feb. 6, 1817; d Sept. 13, 1893. Children (J): [11-409] 1. Emily Amanda, b Dec. 14, 1840; m Alexander H. Jones. [11-410] 2. Charles Hortter, b Mar. 21, 1852; m Susan D. Hanna. 3. Anna Florence, b Nov. 9, 1858; d Mar. 23, 1899. [11-411] 4. George Elmer, b July 2, 1862; m Mary Myers. [11-190] SAMUEL OGIBLE, b - ;s James and Mary (Nice) Ogible [11-68]; m LOUISA WILLIAMS. Children (2): 1. Horace; 2. Thaddeus. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [11-191] WILLIAM GOODFELLOW, b Feb. 28, 1826; d Apr. 18, 1854; s John and Rachel (Nice) Goodfellow, Sr. [11-69]; m ANN RITTENHOUSE. Children ( 2 ): 1. Rachael; 2. Charles. [No further data.] [11-192] JOHN GOODFELLOW, JR., b Nov. 27, 1827; d Nov. 29, 1893; s John and Rachel (Nice) Goodfellow [11-69]; m AMANDA M. SHUSTER, b July 3, 1825; d Jan. 31, 1909; dau William and Margaret (Carr) Shuster. [ll-415a] 1 [1 1-41 5b ] ) Children (3): 1. Emma, b Oct. 25, 1852; single; 2. John W., b May 17, 1856; m 3. Mary H., b Oct. 29, 1859; unm; 5547 Pulaski Ave., Gtn., Pa. Gtn., Phila., Pa. 1. Elizabeth P. Kinsler. 2. Adelaide Potts. [11-193] ELIZABETH GOODFELLOW, b Aug. 6, 1829; d Mar. 10, 1862; dau John and Rachel (Nice) Goodfellow [11-69]; m June 18, 1848, S. HOWARD BOWMAN, b Nov. 20, 1826; d Sept. 16, 1863. Shoe cutter. S. Howard Bowman served a term in the Pennsylvania State Legislature. Children (7): [11-416] 1. John, b Mar. 11, 1849; d May 26, 1908; m Sarah A. Heys. 2. James S., b May 12, 1850; d Oct. 12, 1850. 3. Edgar, b June 3, 1851 ; d Dec. 25, 1854. 4. Sarah Kate, b Aug. 23, 1853; d Apr. 16, 1857. [11-417] 5. Emma, b Sept. 17, 1856; m John Maytrott. 6. Rachel, b Oct. 30, 1857; d Oct. 19, 1862. 7. Howard, b Oct. 14, 1859; d June 24, 1860. [11-194] SAMUEL GOODFELLOW, b Oct. 7, 1831; d Feb. 28, 1911; s John and Rachel (Nice) Goodfellow [11-69]; m ELIZA CAVANAUGH, b Mar. 2, 1839; d June 12, 1896. Children {13): 1. William, b May 17, 1857; d Oct. 30, 1861. 2. Charles W., b Aug. 29, 1859; d Nov. 17, 1867. 3. Robert, b Feb. 27, 1862; d June 23, 1865. [11-418] 4. Emma E., b Jan. 12, 1864; m William H. G. Morrell. 5. Rachael, b Oct. 11, 1866; d Oct. 18, 1866. [11-420] 6. Anna E., b Sept. 20, 1867; m Edward Morrell Wallington. 7. Carrie, b Jan. 27, 1870. 8. Samuel, b Sept. 21, 1871; d Sept. 11, 1872. [11-419] 9. Charles R., b Mar. 18, 1873; m Mabel Buckman. [11-421] 10. Mary Estella, b Dec. 2, 1874; m John Wilson Sidle. 182 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-422] 11. Sallie C., b Feb. 27, 1878; m Frank Julian Palmer. 12. Rachel N., b Dee. 10, 1879; d Nov. 25, 1883. 13. Elmer, b Jan. 26, 1881; d Dec. 4, 1883. [11-195] GEORGE HORTER, s John and Catharine (Nice) Horter [11-70]; m MARY CLARK. Children (J): 1. Seal. 2. Georgina. 3. John. [11-423] 4. Kate M., m Isaac Wood; Phila., Pa. [ Letters unans .] [11-196] MALVINA HORTER, b Sept. 27, 1831; d Aug. 25, 1899; dau John and Catharine (Nice) Horter [11-70]; m Dec. 6, 1849, ARTHUR WELLESLEY FOX, b Dec. 12, 1816; d Aug. 29, 1874; s Augustine Washington and Pamelia Little (Nash) Fox. Original manufacturer of grape sugar. Children (J): [11-424) 1. Arthur George } ( . b g t 12 1850 d j June 17 1891; m Kate Patterson. 2. John Fox ] A i Sept. 13, 1850. [11-425] 3. Katharine, b June 10, 1852; m Christian Robert Bosche. [1 1-426] 4. William James, b Apr. 2, 1860 ; m Marian Lathrop. [11-197] JOHN FRANKLIN REED, b Sept. 18, 1871; s Wellington J. and Mary Ann (Frey) Reed [11-73]; m Aug. 16, 1893, MARIE MANSKE, b Sept. 29, 1869; dau Frederick Manske. Farmer; res. Norfolk, Neb., R.D. No. 3. Children ( 6 ): [11-427] 1. Wellington Edgar, b May 17, 1894; m Dorothea Weston. 2. Edwin, b Jan. 10, 1897. 3. Mabel, b Dec. 22, 1900. 4. Chester, b Apr. 5, 1902. 5. Gladys, b Apr. 1, 1909. 6. Marie, b June 5, 1910. [11-198] IDA SUSAN REED, b Mar. 10, 1873; dau Wellington J. and Mary A. (Frey) Reed [11- 73]; m 1889, JACOB MEIER, b Apr. 18, 1865; s Alois Meier. Farmer; res. Coleridge, Nebr. (1917.) Children (7): 1. Wellington R., b Apr. 8, 1890; Coleridge, Nebr. 2. Richard W., b June 19, 1891; Coleridge, Nebr. 3. John J., b Dec. 28, 1892; d Jan. 1, 1893. 4. Alois E., b Dec. 12, 1893; Coleridge, Nebr. 5. Charles J., b July 8, 1896; Coleridge, Nebr. 6. Elizabeth, b Aug. 11, 1900; Coleridge, Nebr. 7. Edward J., b Feb. 16, 1908; Coleridge, Nebr. [11-199] HARRISON EDWIN REED, b Dec. 30, 1876; s Wellington J. and Mary A (Frey) Reed [1 1—73] ; m Feb. 24, 1897, SOPHIE ALBERTINE BOHN, b June 17, 1879; dau Frederick and Albertine (Hoehne) Bohn. Farmer; res. Pierce, R.F.D. No. 2, Neb. (1919.) Children (6): 1. Herman, b Apr. 24, 1898; d May 15, 1898. 2. Servatus, b Oct. 13, 1900; Pierce, Nebr. 3. Infant, b Mar. 4, 1903; d Mar. 7, 1903. 4. Emma, b Apr. 29, 1911. 5. Fritz, b Oct, 4, 1913. 6. Leonard, b Dec. 25, 1915. [11-200] MARY EDNA REED, b July 19, 1887; dau Wellington J. and Mary A. (Frey) Reed [11-73]; m Feb. 26, 1908, EDWARD KOUDELE, b June 28, 1880;s Frank Koudele. Res. Coleridge, Neb. (1919.) One child: Edward Reed, b Nov. 19, 1911. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 183 [11-201] CHARLES HOWARD COPE, b Apr. 22, 1870; s Abraham and Edwardene (Magill) Cope [11—74.2]; m Apr. 20, 1904, EVA ETTA KRUSEN, b Nov. 14, 1885; dau David and Laura (Giston) Krusen. Farmer; Holicong, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Arthur B., b Feb. 20, 1905. 2. Edwardine M., b Mar. 13, 1916. [ 1 1-202] ALFRED M. COPE, b Aug. 30, 1874 ; s Abraham and Edwardine (Magill) Cope [ 1 1-74.2] ; m Dec. 17, 1908, ELEANOR WARNER, b Mar. 15, 1879; dau Joseph W. and Sarah S. (Roberts) Warner. Farmer; res. Wrightstown, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [11-202.1] CALVIN COPE, b Aug. 10, 1866; s David and Mary E. (Ott) Cope [11-74.3] ; m May 12, 1894, HETTIE D. TRANSUE, b Aug. 20, 1872; dau Isaac and Harriet (Garner) Transue. Carpenter and millwright; res. 1000 Cherry St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Children (7): [11-427.1] 1. Edith Pearl, b Aug. 30, 1895; m Myron Zeiswender; Norristown, Pa. [11-427.2] 2. Mildred May, b Nov. 27, 1897; m Artmul Roberts; Norristown, Pa. 3. Ruth Carver, b May 18, 1900. 4. Elsie Iona, b Dec. 30, 1905. 5. Florence, b Feb. 22, 1909. 6. Hettie, b Sept. 8, 1912. 7. Calvin Carroll, b Feb. 10, 1916. [11-202.2] ARTHUR COPE, b Nov. 22, 1867; s David and Mary E. (Ott) Cope [11-74.3]; m Feb. 27, 1897, ANNIE REBECCA STROUSE, b Dec. 9, 1874; d May 25, 1917; dau Reuben B. and Jane (Davidson) Strouse. Laborer; res. 423 Race St., Perkasie, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Greta Evelyn, b Feb. 11, 1898. 2. Mary Agnes, b Nov. 10, 1903. [11-202.5] CHARLES HENRY COPE, b Aug. 15, 1874; s David and Mary E. (Ott) Cope [11- 74.3]; m Feb. 27, 1897, ANNIE ELIZABETH CARVER, b Sept. 12, 1872; dau Kirk L. and Mary Lettia (Morgan) Carver. Carpenter; res. 4246 N. 8th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: Helen Dorothy, b Oct. 31, 1903. [11-203] EMMA S. NICE, b Oct. 28, 1876; dau John and Emma M. (Reed) Nice [11-75]; m Dec. 25, 1902, CHARLES C. ELLIS, Ph. D., b 1874; s Henry J. and Kate (Calvert) Ellis. College professor; res. Huntingdon, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Calvert N., b 1904. 2. John D., b 1907. Dr. Charles C. Ellis is Vice-Pres. of Juniata College, Huntingdon, Pa. He is a graduate of Juniata College, A. B.; Illinois Wesleyan University, A.M.; and University of Pa., Ph. D.; he is Prof, of Educa¬ tion in Juniata College, and is a very popular lecturer at Teachers’ Institutes. [11-205] KATIE S. URFFER, b Sept. 16, 1886; dau Daniel W. and Sarah E. (Schweinhart) Urffer [ 1 1— 79b] ; m Apr. 24, 1909, RAYMOND K. SAILOR, b Jan. 15, 1889; s Wilson Sailor. Farmer; res. Sassamansville, Pa. (1917.) Children (3): . 1. Dorothy Viola, b Mar. 22, 1915. 2. Harvey Wilson, b Aug. 6, 1916. 3. Alice Catharine, b Aug. 3, 1918. [11-206] ELLEN S. URFFER, b Dec. 23, 1888; dau Daniel W. and Sarah E. (Schweinhart) Urffer [ll-79b] ; m Dec. 31, 1905, WILLIAM B. RENNINGER, b Apr. 23, 1883; s Augustus and Sevilla (Brendlinger) Renninger. Farmer; res. Frederick, Pa. (1917.) 184 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (7): 1. Florence U., b May 25, 1906. 2. Dorothy U., b Jan. 1, 1908, 3. Raymond U., b Apr. 6, 1909. 4. Edna U., b Nov. 29, 1910. 5. Esther U., b Feb. 4, 1914. 6. John U., b Mar. 24, 1916. 7. Viola U., b Nov. 3, 1917. [11-207] RUFUS S. URFFER, b Feb. 11, 1891; s Daniel W. and Sarah E. (Sehweinhart) Urffer [ 1 1— 79b] ; m Apr. 2, 1910, AMANDA KOLB, b Aug. 14, 1887; d Jan. 16, 1920; dau George Kolb. Laborer or machinist; Pottstown (623 Hanover Ave.), Pa. (1917.) Children (2) : 1. Helen, b Dec. 11, 1915. 2. Beulah, b Jan. 9, 1920. [11-208] ESTHER S. URFFER, b June 3, 1896; d Sept. 28, 1917; dau Daniel W. and Sarah E. (Sehweinhart) Urffer [ll-79b]; m WARREN SHANER, b Oct. 29, 1891; s Allen Shaner. Electrician; res. Pottstown, Pa. (1917.) Children {2) : 1. Frances Virginia, b Feb. 11, 1914. 2. Richard Kenneth, b Oct. 11, 1916. [11-209] HANNAH URFFER LINSENBIGLER, b Mar. 15, 1886; d Jan. 4, 1917; dau Isaac O. and Emma (Urffer) Linsenbigler [11-80]; m Mar. 9, 1907, ABRAHAM S. GARGES, b Oct. 26, 1885; s Abraham B. and Mary Jane (Schwenk) Garges. Res. Schwenksville, Pa. (1918.) Children (4): 1. Elmer L., b May 16, 1907; d Nov. 27, 1911. 2. Stanley L., b Jan. 25, 1909; d Apr. 9, 1909. 3. Ralph L., b July 1, 1911. 4. Abraham L., b Feb. 2, 1916. [11-21 la] ALICE URFFER GOTTSHALL, b Sept. 25, 1881; dau Jacob C. and Sarah E. (Urffer) Gottshall [11-81]; m Sept. 24, 1903, HOWARD L. BROWN, b July, 1881; d Dec. 21, 1916; s Daniel and Amanda Brown. Stone cutter; res. Fleetwood, Pa. (1917.) Separation papers granted Howard L. Brown, by Court of Berks Co., Pa., Jan., 1907. One child: Arthur G., b Oct. 1, 1904. [11-21 lb] ALICE U. (GOTTSHALL) BROWN, same as above, m 2d time, Aug. 16, 1917, HARVEY A. MERKEL, b Apr. 17, 1880; s Daniel and Judith Merkel. Telegraph operator; res. Lyon Station, Pa. (1917.*) No issue. [11-212] HOWARD URFFER GOTTSHALL, b June 24, 1884; s Jacob C. and Sarah E. (Urffer) Gottshall [11-81]; m Nov. 7, 1915, MARY ELLEN GEIGER, b Dec. 18, 1888; dau David G. Geiger. Letter carrier; res. 933 Tecumseh St., Toledo, Ohio. (1918.) No issue. [11-213] EZRA URFFER GOTTSHALL, b Oct. 16, 1887; s Jacob C. and Sarah E. (Urffer) Gott¬ shall [11-81]; m Jan. 28, 1909, RUTH TRAVERS, b Apr. 10, 1885; dau Thomas B. Travers of Alexan¬ dria, Va. (1918.) R. R. trainman; res. 646 N. 8th St., Reading, Pa. Children (2): 1. Warren Eugene, b Mar. 28, 1911. 2. Edythe Mae, b June 7, 1912. [11-214] JACOB URFFER GOTTSHALL, b Dec. 18, 1895; s Jacob C. and Sarah E. (Urffer) Gottshall [11-81]; m Mar. 28, 1919, MAUDE GENEVIEVE SASS, b Oct. 18, 1900; dau Claus D.and Marie H. (Henfling) Sass. Baker; stationed at U. S. N. T. S., Newport, R. I., during war. Res. 457 Vance St., Toledo, Ohio. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 185 [11-215] IRENE F. URFFER, b Aug. 2G, 1892; dau David W. and Ida C. (Feather) Urffer [11-82] ; m Mar. 27, 1913, ELMER S. BORNEMAN, b May 4, 1889; s Frank Borneman. Huckster; res. Schwenksville, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Robert U., b Feb. 18, 1914. 2. Dorothy U., b Nov. 13, 1916. [11-216] WILLIS CLEVELAND HENRICKS, b Feb. 9, 1888; s Mark Y. and Catharine W. (Urffer) Henricks [11-83]; m Apr. 11, 1909, ELISE MAY KECK, b Jan. 22, 1889; dau Henry Y. and Ida M. (Christman) Keek [7-239]. Teamster; res. 417 West St., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Evelyn Ruth, b Sept. 22, 1910. 2. Willis Mark, b June 5, 1912. [11-217] ESTHER VIOLA HENRICKS, b Feb. 14, 1894; dau Mark Y. and Catharine W. (Urffer) Henricks [11-83]; m Oct. 10, 1918, DANIEL BOONE HARTLINE, b Feb. 14, 1894; s William and Ella J. (Boone) Hartline. Pattern maker; res. Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Daniel Mark, b Sept. 29, 1919. [11-218] HARRY URFFER MILLER, b Sept. 28, 1889; s Benjamin F. and Hannah M. (Urffer) Miller [11-84]; m Nov. 18, 1911, ADELAIDE WAGNER, b Oct. 26, 1888; dau Henry S. and-Fietta (Richard) Wagner. Farmer; res. Zieglersville, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Horace, b Apr. 8, 1914. 2. Katherine, b Sept. 3, 1916. 3. Lloyd, b June 27, 1918. [11-219] EDWIN S. URFFER, b Dec. 22, 1863; s Henry K. and Mary (Schultz) Urffer [11-90]; m Apr. 13, 1895, MRS. ADELAIDE (SCHLICHER) HEYDT, b Feb. 9, 1859; d Sept. 9, 1921; dau Nathan and Lydia (Heller) Schlicher [36-52]; and widow of Oliver Heydt [36-205]. Farmer and mail carrier; res. Chapel, Pa. (1919.) One child: Eva Mary, b Jan. 27, 1901. [11-220] ADAM S. URFFER, b Oct. 1, 1868; s Henry K. and Mary (Schultz) Urffer [11-90]; in Oct. 25, 1894, SALLIE G. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 17, 1875; dau Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [l9-28b]. Agent, Prudential Ins. Co.; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [11-428] 1. Erma K., b May 25, 1895; m Aaron Percival Fox. 2. Lizzie K., b Dec. 11, 1896; d May 13, 1915. 3. Henry K., b Jan. 28, 1902. 4. Marion K., b Jan. 30, 1905. 5. Grace K., b July 30, 1909. [11-221] ALLEN S. URFFER, b Feb. 15, 1870; s Henry K. and Mary (Schultz) Urffer [11-90]; m May 19, 1898, SARAH LAURA HECKMAN, b Aug. 8, 1872; dau Adam S. and Matilda (Wheeler) Heckman. Advisory agent; res. 2937 Nicholas St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Darwin K., b Oct. 31, 1902. [11-222] GEORGE S. URFFER, b Nov. 8, 1871; s Henry K. and Mary (Schultz) Urffer [11-90]; m June 17, 1911, CAROLINE C. MULFINGER, b June 15, 1882; dau Gottlieb and Sophia (Reichert) Mulfinger. Clerk; res. 2226 W. Cumberland St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Ada Regina, b July 11, 1912. 2. Edmund George, b Aug. 8, 1915. [11-223] LAURA S. URFFER, b July 23, 1873; d Sept. 1, 1894; dau Henry K. and Mary (Schultz) Urffer [11-90]; m EDWIN HALLMAN, who m 2d time, Annie Kneller; res. Emaus, Pa. No issue. [ No further data.} 186 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [1 1-224]SAMUEL S. URFFER, b Aug. 13, 1875; s Henry K. and Mary (Schultz) Urffer [11-90]; m Nov. 17, 1898, LILLIE MAY HEYDT, b May 26, 1880; dau Oliver and Adelaide H. (Schlicher) Heydt [36-205]. Carpenter; res. 953 Green St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. George LeRoy, b Apr. 7, 1899; served in A. E. F. in France (1919). 2. Verna Viola, b May 9, 1904. 3. Josephine May, b Dec. 2, 1913. [11-225] DANIEL S. URFFER, b Sept. 10, 1877; s Henry K. and Mary (Schultz) Urffer [11-90]; m Dec. 4, 1901, ESTELLA AQUILLA GEHO, b Feb. 13, 1884; dau Jacob and Rebecca (Nuss) Geho [38-540]. Carpenter; res. 929 North St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Nelson Henry, b July 25, 1902. [11-226] JAMES S. URFFER, b July 4, 1879; d Sept. 1, 1902; s Henry K. and Mary (Schultz) Urffer [11-90] ; m Apr. 19, 1899, KATIE MARY KNOPP, b Oct. 4, 1882; dau Erwin and Lucy (Berger) Knopp. Carpenter; res. 503 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Alma Miriam, b June 29, 1899. 2. Mabel Laura, b Sept. 4, 1902; d July 23, 1914. James Urffer was killed while assisting in the erection of St. Andrews Reformed Church, Allentown, Pa. [11-226.1] EDWIN ALONZO URFFER-HORN, b Jan. 21, 1858; s David and Clarissa (Fogel) Urffer [11-91]; m 1875, ARAVESTA LYDIA RENTZHEIMER, b Jan. 18, 1856; dau John F. and Harrietta (Mory) Rentzheimer. Machinist superintendent; res. Pennington, N. J. (1921.) Edwin A. Urffer was adopted by John U. Horn and his name was changed to “Horn.” Children (2): 1. Harold John, b July 21, 1876; unm; machinist with De Laval Steam Turbine Co., Trenton, N. J. 2. Llewellyn Edwin, b Nov. 8, 1878; d May 9, 1881. [11-227] CHARLES WILLIS URFFER, b Sept. 16, 1858; d June 14, 1915; s Israel H. and Maria A. (Reinhard) Urffer [11-92]; m Sept. 19, 1879, CLEMENTINE S. STOUDT, b Feb. 9, 1860; dau Peter and Magdalena (Staler) Stoudt. Teacher. (1919.) Children (6): [11-430] 1. Austin A., b Jan. 20, 1883; m Flora H. Krauss. [11-431] 2. Claud J., b Apr. 16, 1885; m Estella Heimbach. [11-432] 3. Otto V., b Nov. 10, 1890; m Jennie E. Dimmig. [11-433] 4. Robert I., b July 6, 1894; m Florence Turner; 752 N. 20th St., Phila., Pa. [1 1—434] 5. Elda M., b July 1, 1895; m Frank Hunsberger. [11-435] 6. Sadie, b Aug. 9, 1900; m John L. Ball. [11-228] OLIVER H. URFFER, b July 21, 1861; s Israel H. and Maria A. (Reinhard) Urffer [11-92]; m MARY S. CARL, b July 20, 1862. Res. Ernaus, Pa. Children (2): 1. Helen Ruth, b Sept. 21, 1891. [11-436] 2. Stanley Matthew, b Jan. 30, 1886; m Clara V. Thomas. [11-229] SARAH ETTA URFFER, b Feb. 6, 1864; dau Israel and Maria A. (Reinhard) Urffer [11-92]; m Jan. 5, 1895, NORMAN G. REITER, b Jan. 7, 1867; s Edward O. and Sarah (Gerhart) Reiter. Letter carrier; res. 2821 N. Mervine St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (4): 1. Grace Mary, b Nov. 9, 1895; unm; Phila., Pa. 2. Arthur Wilbur, b June 19, 1900 ; unm; Phila., Pa. 3. Santa Mabel, b Oct. 15, 1901; unm; Phila., Pa. 4. Helen Marion, b Feb. 17, 1904; d Jan. 8, 1913. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 187 [11-230] ALFRED B. SMITH, b Feb. 21, 1857; s James E. and Anna M. (Kemmerer) Smith [11-93]; m Apr. 19, 1882, AMANDA J. LACEY, b Apr. 19, 1852; dau James M. and Mary (Grove) Lacey. Cigar maker; res. Sellersville, Pa. One child: [11-437] Hannah Irene, b Oct. 20, 1883; m George F. Waidelich. [11-231] CHARLES W. JONES, b Aug. 22, 1892; s Edward G. and Emma R. (Nuss) Jones [11— 98]; m June 10, 1913, DELLA SMITH, b Nov. 16, 1894; dau Alfred and Anna (Seidel) Smith. Baker; res. 623 Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Edward A., b Jan. 29, 1916. [11-232] MABEL E. NUSS, b May 3, 1889; dau Harry R. and Minerva (Elliott) Nuss [11-99]; m Aug. 5, 1913, HOWARD GLIEM, b Jan. 12, 1889; s John and Caroline (Hoppiele) Gliem. Railroad fireman; res. Mine and Cedar Sts., Hazleton, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [11-235] MORAN NUSS, b Jan. 27, 1889; s Henry and Clara (Davis) Nuss [11-100]; m June 3, 1912, MILDRED FEHR, b Oct. 4, 1893; dau Arthur P. and Mary D. (Sangster) Fehr. Farmer; res. Kent, Illinois. No issue. (1919.) [11-236] DESFORD ELLWOOD DAVIS, b Apr. 8, 1895; s William and Emma R. (Nuss) Davis [11-102]; m May 24, 1917, GERTRUDE CHLOE BEATTIE, b June 28, 1897 ; dau Harry E. and Lena L. (Wheeler) Beattie. Navy; res. 7809 Emerald Ave., Chicago, Ill. (1918.) No issue. [11-237] JERRY C. NUSS, b Feb. 19, 1886; s Daniel and Vina J. (Clay) Nuss [11-103] ;m June 23, 1915, STELLA MAY READ, b Dec. 29, 1883; dau Welford A. and Cora B. (Walker) Read. Station agent; res. Lily Lake, Ill. (1918.) [11-238] FANNIE J. NUSS, b Feb. 22, 1890; dau Daniel and Vina J. (Clay) Nuss [11-103]; in Sept. 8, 1915, WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, b Oct. 4, 1888; s Robert W. and Annie (Smith) Johnson. Farmer; res. Pringhar, Iowa. (1918.) One child: Ellis LeRoy, b May 5, 1918. [11-239] CHARLES BURDETTA NUSS, b Mar. 27, 1887; s Levi A. and Emma C. (Daws) Nuss [ll-107a]; m Jan. 27, 1910, ANNA HILDER HOAGLAND, b Apr. 2, 1890; dau Joel and Emma S. (Lindgren) Hoagland. (1919.) Electrical worker; res. Rockford, Ill. Children (3): 1. Charles Burdetta, b Apr. 28, 1911. 2. Lucille Vivian, b Jan. 27, 1914. 3. Howard Mahlon, b Mar. 1, 1917. [11-240] CHARLES OHLWINE, b Aug. 4, 1887; s Franklin D. and Sarah (Nuss) Ohlwine [11- 108]; m Jan. 1, 1913, PEARL GRACE SMITH, b Nov. 17, 1889; dau John C. and Florence E. (Deys) Smith. Farmer; res. Route 4, Polo, Illinois. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Daughter, b Nov. 10, 1913; d Nov. 12, 1913. 2. Paul Robert, b Mar. 7, 1915. 3. Margarette Anna, b Nov. 18, 1917. [11-241] NEVIN K. GERY, b Oct. 6, 1855; s Benjamin and Lavina (Krauss) Gery [11-113]; m May 29, 1879, ELLEN W. GILBERT, b Sept. 11, 1858; dau Elias Y. and Rebecca (Wartman) Gilbert. Res. 3612 N. 16th St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Cake manufacturer. Children (J): [11-437.1] 1. Charles Gilbert, b May 19, 1880; m Adelaide C. Stewart. [ 1 1—438] 2. Sara Lovina, b Feb. 16, 1885; m Howard W. Unruh. [11-439] 3. Howard Stanley, b Oct. 28, 1886; m Minnie A. Leach. 4. Helen Rebecca, b June 26, 1895; unm; 3612 N. 16th St. 188 Genealogical Record of tiie Schwenkfelder Families [11-242] HANNAH GERY, b July 18, 1859; dau Benjamin and Lavina (Krauss) Gery [11-113]; m June 5, 1890, WILLIAM HENRY SOLLIDAY, b Mar. 22, 1860; s Peter and Anna (Kressman) Solliday. Wholesale cake mfr. ; res. 5110 Cedar Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Charles, b May 6, 1891; d May 28, 1892. 2. Raymond, b May 2, 1893; d Jan. 27, 1894. 3. Claude, b Sept. 20, 1895; d Oct. 24, 1917. 4. May, b Apr. 30, 1899; unm; 5110 Cedar Ave. [11-244] CLEMENT ULYSSES GERY, b Dec. 2, 1868; s Benjamin and Lavina (Krauss) Gery [11-113]; to Feb. 25, 1893, QUEENIE VIRGINIA MUSE, b Feb. 5, 1866; dau Eli H. and Amanda E. (Fahringer) Muse. Merchant; res. 513 Windsor St., Reading, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [11-245] CLARA LAVINA GERY, b May 2, 1870; dau Benjamin and Lavina (Krauss) Gery [11-113]; m JOHN L. DIMMIG, b July 9, 1868; s Daniel and Sarah (Lorentz) Dimmig. Cigar mfr.; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [11-440] 1. Howard, b Apr. 25, 1894; m Margaret R. Smith. 2. Daniel Benjamin, b Aug. 4, 1899. 3. Wilmer, b Apr. 25, 1901. [11-246] CHARLES KRAUSS GERY, b July 13, 1872; s Benjamin and Lavina (Krauss) Gery [ 1 1—1 13] ; m Apr. 7, 1894, ANNA ZIEGLER, b Mar. 2, 1875; dau James and Matilda (Schlicher) Ziegler [74-286]. Construction worker; res. 610 N. 6th St., Reading, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Ella Matilda, b Aug. 6, 1894; 610 N. 6th St. 2. William Benjamin, b Dec. 4, 1896; 610 N. 6th St. [11-247] ELLA MARIA GERY, b Nov. 6, 1874; dau Benjamin and Lavina (Krauss) Gery [11-113]; m Dec. 21, 1900, ALVIN M. KURTZ, b Dec. 29, 1873; s Augustus and Elizabeth (Bishop) Kurtz. Merchant; res. East Greenville, Pa. Children (2): 1. Stanley M., b Apr. 23, 1902. 2. Elva L., b May 8, 1906. [ll-248a] ELMER FREDERICK KRAUSS, D. D., b Sept. 7, 1862; s Isaac Y. and Theodora R. (Waage) Krauss [11-114]; m Oct. 25, 1887, IRENE ELIZABETH HARTZELL, b - ; d Jan. 7, 1903. Children (5): [11-442] 1. Irene Theodora, b June 9, 1889; m Rev. D. Everett Bosserman. [11-443] 2. Paul Hartzell, b Nov. 16, 1890; m Helen A. Hitchcock. 3. Harold Frederick, b Sept. 9, 1894; corporal U. S. A., Camp Grant, Ill. (1918.) 4. Winfred Elmer, b Sept. 13, 1896; d July 4, 1902. 5. Ruth Sarah, b Oct. 19, 1899. [ 1 1— 248b] ELMER FREDERICK KRAUSS, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 20, 1904, EMMA ALICE KING. Res. 1600 S. 11th Ave., Maywood, Ill. Elmer Frederick Krauss was b Sept. 7, 1862, at Kraussdale, Lehigh Co., Pa.; s of Isaac Yeakel Krauss and Theodora Rosalie Krauss, nee Waage. He attended the Kraussdale Public School from 1868-1875. He entered Perkiomen Seminary, now Perkiomen School near Pennsburg, Pa., as one of its first pupils and pursued his studies at this Institution until 1878. He taught the Kraussdale Public School during the winters of 1878-1879 and 1879-1880. He attended the spring term of Muhlenberg Academy, Allentown, Pa., the Rev. A. R. Horne, Principal, in 1880; and entered the Freshman class at Muhlenberg College in the autumn of 1880, from which Institution he was graduated with First Honor in June, 1884. He attended The Theological Seminary of the Ev. Lutheran Church at Phila., Pa., from 1884-1887, graduating in June, 1887. During the summer vacation of 1885 he attended the Hebrew School conducted by Prof. W. R. Harper, D.D., at the Protestant Episcopal Seminary, Darby Road, Philadelphia. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 189 He was ordained to the Ministry by the Ev. Lutheran Ministerium of Pa., in June, 1887. The same year, 1887, he received the degree of Master of Arts from Muhlenberg College, and in 1903 the same Institution conferred upon him the degree of Doctor of Divinity. Prof. Krauss served the following parishes: July, 1887-Dec., 1892, St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church at Homestead. Pa. and Trinity Lutheran Church at Braddock, Pa. During his pastorate at Homestead he also served for several years the newly established St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church at. McKeesport, Pa.; Jan., 1893-Nov., 1894, St. John’s English Ev. Lutheran Church at Minneapolis, Minn.; Dec., 1894-April, 1900, The First Ev. Lutheran Church at Leechburg, Pa. In May, 1900, he entered upon his duties as Professor of New Testament Exegesis at The Theolo¬ gical Seminary of The Ev. Lutheran Church at Chicago, Illinois, of which Chair he has been the in¬ cumbent to the present time. He served as Acting President of The Theological Seminary of The Ev. Lutheran Church at Chicago, Ill., from Oct., 1913-1915, and President from 1915-1920. In July, 1920, he resigned the Presidency of the Seminary, since which time he has been Dean of the Extra- Mural Department of the Seminary in addition to the work of his regular professorship in the Seminary. At the organization of The United Lutheran Church in America in 1918, Dr. Krauss was elected to the Executive Board, the highest governing Board of the Church, and served on it until September, 1920. [11-249] FLORENCE SARAH KRAUSS, b May 23, 1864; d Jan. 9, 1917; dau Isaac Y. and Theo¬ dora R. (Waage) Krauss [11-114]; m Apr. 27, 1897, WILLIAM FRANKLIN DIXON, b July 20, 1850; s John and Louise (Graham) Dixon. William Dixon was first m to Emma Hagy [160-31]. Manufacturer; res. Roxborough, Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: [11-444] Elinor Hannah, b Oct. 19, 1898; m Gilbert Diamond. [11-250] EDGAR ANTHONY KRAUSS, b May 24, 1867; s Isaac Y. and Theodora R. (Waage) Krauss [ 1 1—1 14] ; m Oct. 17, 1901, MARGUERITE L. BERND; dau Rev. F. K. Bernd. Real estate and investment business; res. Normal Hill, Kutztown, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-251] CHARLES O. KRAUSS, b May 14, 1869; s Isaac Y. and Theodora (Waage) Krauss [11-114]; m June 18, 1901, ELLA L. WAMBOLD, b Aug. 18, 1873; dau William M. and Mary (Fetter) Wambold. Asst, sec’y. mfg. concern; res. 4636 N. 12th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Ralph Anthony, b Dec. 23, 1902. 2. Florence Vida, b May 30, 1905. 3. Virginia Marguerite, b July 7, 1907. [11-252] EMMA REBECCA KRAUSS, b May 2, 1869; dau Harrison Y. and Mary (Oberholzer) Krauss [11-116]; m Feb. 13, 1890, DR. WILLIAM S. SCHANTZ, b Sept. 1, 1864. Physician; res. 4533 Old York Road., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (4): [11-445] 1. Helen K., b May 21, 1891; m Roger Seasholtz. [ 1 1—446] 2. Clarence Paul, b Apr. 3, 1893; m Lucy Edna Barke. 3. Frederick Stahler, b Apr. 22, 1896; d Sept. 28, 1818; killed in action in France. 4. William Harrison, b June 10, 1901. [11-253] EMMA JANE ACKERMAN, b June 12, 1876; dau Henry and Sarah A. (Krauss) Acker¬ man [11-119]; m Dec. 25, 1894, WILLIAM E. STEINMETZ, b May 26, 1871 ; s Milton H. and Eliza (Breiner) Steinmetz. Automobile dealer; res. Slatington, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): [11-447] 1. Harvey W. IL, b Mar. 28, 1896; m Perma S. Hartman. [ 1 1—448] 2. Elsie May, b Apr. 5, 1900; m Archie L. Reichard. 3. Clarence E., b Mar. 14, 1902. 4. Edna G., b Nov. 1, 1903. 5. Ralph M., b July 29, 1905. 190 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-254] LILLIE LOUISA ACKERMAN, b Apr. 15, 1879; d Sept. 24, 1909; dau Henry and Sarah A. (Krauss) Ackerman [11-119]; m June 22, 1901, CORSON A. SEMMEL, b Oct. 12, 1879; s Willough¬ by and Mary A. (Laubach) Semmel. General manager, Modern Bag. Co.; res. Egypt, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Stanley A., b Feb. 9, 1902. 2. Allen C., b Jan. 2, 1907; d Mar. 13, 1907. [11-255] WILLIAM HENRY ACKERMAN, b Apr. 15, 1879; s Henry and Sarah A. (Krauss) Ackerman [11-119]; m Aug. 5, 1905, AMY HOFFMAN, b Jan. 14, 1882; dau Josiah P. and Alice J. (Kuntz) Hoffman. Salesman; res. Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Grace May, b May 22, 1906. 2. Helen Irene, b Nov. 2, 1910. [11-256] MINNIE ELMIRA ACKERMAN, b June 22, 1883; dau Henry and Sarah A. (Krauss) Ackerman [11-119]; m Dec. 25, 1903, ELWOOD JAMES ANTHONY, b Apr. 9, 1879; s Benjamin F. and Ellen J. (Heckman) Anthony. Carpenter; res. Allentown, R. D. No. 2, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-257] JAMES ABRAHAM ETTINGER, b Dec. 6, 1881 ; s Abraham and Emma Louisa (Krauss) Ettinger [11-120]; m Dec. 9, 1916, BESSIE ELIZABETH HENRY, b Nov. 24, 1884; dau William S. and Sallie E. (Emery) Henry. Inspector, U. S. Immigration Service; res. 414 Merchant St., Audubon, N. J. No issue. (1922.) [11-258] CLARENCE NEWHARD, b Nov. 5, 1887; s Milford H. and Elmira J. (Krauss) Newhard [11-121]; m June 29, 1911, MARY ROSALEE HERITAGE KRAFT, b Aug. 26, 1892; d Oct. 31, 1918; dau Jeremiah and Catherine (Foulke) Kraft. Secretary; res. 2424 N. Marshall St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy Marie, b Feb. 9, 1912. 2. Ruth Mildred, b Dec. 16, 1916. [11-259.1] MARY ELLA S. KRAUSS, b Feb. 25, 1867; dau Mendon and Isabella (Tulley) Krauss [11-124]; m Aug. 26, - , WILLIAM MARTIN REGEN, b Dec. 24, 1862; s William Martin and Katherine (Bradshaw) Regen. Carpenter; res. Morris ville, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [11-449] 1. Mamie, b Dec. 2, 1890; m Ernest B. Miller. 2. Jennie, b June 23, 1893; Morrisville, Pa. [11-450] 3. Harriet Agnes, b Aug. 28, 1895; m Reinhard J. Traumann. 4. Katherine Anna, b Oct. 30, 1897; d July 14, 1904. 5. Isabel Irene, b Sept. 17, 1901; d Sept. 17, 1901. 6. William Martin, b Aug. 5, 1904. [11-260] ALICE M. HENRY, b Mar. 12, 1867; dau Henry R. and Matilda (Krauss) Henry [11- 125] ; m May 17, 1888, HENRY FORSTER, b Feb. 10, 1866. Res. 2719 N. 13th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. George R., b Sept. 19, 1888. [11-451] 2. Edna M., b May 29, 1890; m William Stirling. 3. Richard H., b July 5, 1898. 4. Ralph F., b July 24; 1905; d Sept., 1905. 5. Dorothy, b Oct. 28, 1906. [11-261] FLORA GEHMAN, b Sept. 1, 1868; d Oct. 26, 1896; dau Michael and Hannah (Krauss) Gehman [11-126]; m Apr. 23, 1887, JEROME B. TREISBACH, b Mar. 16, 1864; s Reuben and Caroline (Bitting) Treisbach. Live stock dealer; res. Bechtelsville, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): [11-452] 1. Herbert G., b Nov. 12, 1888; m Reta N. Eidell. [11-453] 2. Clarence G., b June 12, 1889; m Huldah E. Bowman. 3. Charles, b Aug. 20, 1892; d Feb. 6, 1908. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 191 [11-262] KATE K. GEHMAN, b June 11, 1870; dau Michael and Hannah (Krauss) Gehman [11-126]; m Mar. 1, 1902, JACOB NACE, b June 22, 1867; d Sept. 29, 1902; s Levi and Kate (Moyer) Nace. Res. Souderton, Pa. No issue. [11-263] HARRY A. GEHMAN, b May 27, 1876; s Michael and Hannah (Krauss) Gehman [11—126]; m Mar. 23, 1899, ANNIE M. WEIL, b Nov. 27, 1878; dau Tobias H. and Maria H. (Stout) Weil. Foreman-printer; res. 339 E. Goepp St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. J. Ralph, b Jan. 6, 1900; d Oct. 16, 1918. 2. H. Katharine, b June 1, 1902. 3. H. Mahlon, b Feb. 10, 1905. 4. Anna M., b May 6, 1911. [11-264] HANNAH KRAUSS, b Mar. 1, 1866; d June 4, 1903; dau Charles and Elizabeth (Smith) Krauss [11—127]; m Apr. 19, 1885, ARTHUR J. RICE. No issue. (1918.) [ll-265a] LAURA KRAUSS, b Oct. 25, 1867; dau Charles and Elizabeth (Smith) Krauss [11-127]; rn Oct., 1887, EDWARD OTTO RAMBERG, b Oct. 23, 1865; d Oct. 4, 1904; s Edward Ramberg. Children (3): [11-454] 1. Edward T. C., b June 23, 1888; m Elizabeth Kliggy. 2. Charles Arthur, b Aug. 9, 1898; 48 N. 52nd St., Phila., Pa. [11-455] 3. Laura May, b May 22, 1900; m James McGinn. [ll-265b] LAURA (KRAUSS) RAMBERG, same as above, m 2d time, Sept., 1905, ANDREW CHALMERS, b - — — ; d Jan. 9, 1909. Widow resides 151 W. 22nd St., N. Y. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Russell Franklin, b Feb. 28, 1907. 2. Elva Lynn, b Jan. 14, 1909. » [11-266] MATILDA KRAUSS, b Sept. 27, 1871; dau Charles and Elizabeth (Smith) Krauss [11-127]; rn Aug. 17, 1905, CLIFFORD M. BROUNN. Mrs. Brounn resides 2432 Germantown Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Matilda K. Brounn was divorced from Clifford M. Brounn in 1908. One child: Charles Harry, b Mar. 4, 1907. [11-267] CHARLES S. A. KRAUSS, JR., b Mar. 9, 1877; s Charles and Elizabeth (Smith) Krauss [11-127]; m Dec. 7, 1910, SALLIE MOORE BEAN, b Dec. 28, 1877; dau Augustus and Lovina (Koch) Bean [184-382]. Foreman mechanic and welder; res. 4558 N. Smedley St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Charles, b Oct. 12, 1911. 2. Lois Madeline, b Nov. 26, 1913. [11-268] FREDERICK A. KRAUSS, b Dec. 25, 1871; s Samuel A. and Elenora S. (Weierbach) Krauss [ll-128a]; m Nov. 24, 1906, MIRIAM SALOME SHEETZ, b Oct. 1, 1883; dau Isaac and Ellen M. (Fisher) Sheetz. Editor; res. Quakertown, Pa. (1919.) One child: George Alexander, b Nov. 27, 1907. [11-269] ALICE V. KRAUSS, b Feb. 1, 1873; dau Samuel A. and Elenora S. (Weierbach) Krauss [ll-128a] ; rn Dec. 6, 1899, THOMAS PHILIP SHERWOOD, b Sept. 2, 1873; s John Wesley and Julia (Wooters) Sherwood. Telegraph operator; res. 6026 DeLancey St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [11-456] 1. Mildred, b Apr. 26, 1900; m Armand Frederick Bosch. 2. Marion, b Aug. 14, 1902; d Jan. 26, 1905. 3. Evelyn, b July 22, 1904. 4. Samuel, b Jan. 14, 1908. 5. Leonard, b Apr. 25, 1915. [11-270] MINNIE E. KRAUSS, b Nov. 10, 1875; dau Samuel A. and Elenora S. (Weierbach) Krauss [ll-128a]; m Dec. 3, 1914, GEORGE L. CARR, b Dec. 2, 1876; s George K. and Emma E. (Smith) Carr. Truck dealer; res. 24 Coopertown Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. (1918.) 192 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. George L., h Feb. 21, 1916. 2. Emeline, b Jan. 23, 1917. [11-271] LAURA M. KRAUSS, b Nov. 1, 1877 ; dau Samuel A. and Elenora S. (Weierbach) Krauss [ll-128a]; m Nov. 15, 1911, CHARLES A. GALLAGHER, b Nov. 18, 1881; s Charles and Mary (Young) Gallagher. Dyer; res. 4650 Hedge St., Frankford, Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-272] CHARLES W. SHETLER, b May 10, 1886; d Apr. 1, 1917; s Lewis F. and Sarah (Wieand) Shetler [1 1—129] ; m Mar. 2, 1905, MARY A. HOOPES, b Sept. 21, 1881; dau William T. Hoopes. One child: William Lewis, b Aug. 26, 1906. [11-273] HELEN EMMA WIEAND, b Apr. 16, 1885; dau Charles S. and Leonora M. (Sell) Wieand [11-130]; m Aug. 22, 1917, SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE, D.D. and LL.D. President’s House, Wheaton College. No issue. (1918.) Pres, of Wheaton College, Norton, Mass. [11-274] JOHN S. KRAUSS, b Oct. 18, 1878; s Adam and Emma (Stauffer) Krauss [11-131]; m Mar. 15, 1905, CATHARINE MOYER. Manufacturer; res. 5049 Walnut St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: Clara M., b Mar. 18, 1907. John Krauss was born near Kraussdale, Pa. He is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary, Class of 1897, and later attended Lehigh University, where he pursued an engineering course. For a number of years, Mr. Krauss was with the Tel. Autograph Co., as their Phila. representative, and later became treasurer and factory manager of the L. H. Gilmer Co. of Phila. who manufacture endless belts. They have several branch factories in Phila. and vicinity, and also in the South. Mr. Krauss is one of the guarantors for the publication of this book. [11-275] PAULINE S. KRAUSS, b Mar. 8, 1893; dau Adam S. and Emma (Stauffer) Krauss [11-131]; m Nov. 22, 1919, HARRY M. SASSAMAN, b Jan. 15, 1891; s Harry and Laura (Bickel) Sassaman. Dentist; res. 520 Berwick St., Easton, Pa. (1921.) One child: Robert K., b Jan. 23, 1921. [11-276] CILLIA AMANDA KRAUSS, b Feb. 1, 1859; dau Amos K. and Sophia (Edeleman) Krauss [11-135]; m Aug. 21, 1880, FRANK ACKERMAN, b July 13, 1855; s Stephen and Fayetta (Griffith) Ackerman. Farmer; res. Quakertown, Pa. (1918.) Children (7): 1. Stella, b May 19, 1881; d May 15, 1886. [11-457] 2. Lillie, b Jan. 25, 1884; m Lewis Zipf. [11-458] 3. Clara, b Mar. 5, 1886; m Allen Wolf. [1 1—459] 4. Frank, b May 6, 1891; m Sallie Rosenberger; Quakertown, Pa. [1 1—460] 5. Ida, b Apr. 5, 1895; m Walter Cressman. 6. Jennie, b June 26, 1899; d July 4, 1899. 7. Mamie, b Jan. 5, 1902. [11-277] PRESTON PERCIUS KRAUSS, b July 31, 1861; s Amos K. and Sophia (Edeleman) Krauss [1 1—1 35] ; m Aug. 31, 1887, HELENA FISCHER, 6 Sept. 2, 1866; d Feb. 2, 1917; dau John P. and Carolina (Nau) Fischer. Compositor; res. 2423 N. Bouvier St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (6): 1. Laura Irene, b Nov. 19, 1888; Phila., Pa. 2. William Preston, b Sept. 23, 1890; Phila., Pa. 3. Amos Philip, b Aug. 8, 1892; Phila., Pa. 4. Paul Arthur, b Sept. 14, 1894; Phila., Pa. 5. Edna Helena, b Nov. 12, 1897; Phila, Pa. 6. Herbert Dewey, b May 10, 1899; Phila., Pa. [11-278] MORRIS E. KRAUSS, b Jan. 23, 1864; s Amos K. and Sophia (Edeleman) Krauss [11- 135] \m June 8, 1895, FLORA VIRGINIA ERNE Y, b Apr. 2, 1877 ; dau Frank and Mary Ann (Strohm) Erney. Printer; res. Quakertown, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 103 Children (3): [11-461] 1. Marian E., b Mar. 28, 1896; m James Russel Weikel. 2. Gerald, b Aug. 17, 1899; d June 13, 1906. 3. Franklin, b Mar. 5, 1901. [11-279] PERCIFER KRAUSS, b Apr. 12, 1866; s Amos K. and Sophia (Edelman) Krauss [11- 135]; m Jan. 14, 1887, IDA GEORGER, b Dec. 10, 1868; d June 25, 1892; dau Abraham and — — — — - (Brey) Georger. Conductor; res. 33rd St. and Ridge Ave., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. George, b May 7, 1888; d July 22, 1912. [11-462] 2. Alice, b Feb. 2, 1892; m Edwin Sholl, Chester, Pa. [11-280] PUELLA KRAUSS, b Mar. 17, 1869; d Aug. 10, 1906; dau Amos K. and Sophia (Edelman) Krauss [11-135]; m LEWIS BARTHOLOMEW. Children ( 2 ): 1. Alma, b Sept. 29, 1897; unm; Quakertown, Pa. [11-463] 2. Florence, b Dec. 21, 1890; m Herbert Godshall. [11-281] VIRGINIA KRAUSS, b Jan. 27, 1871; dau Amos K. and Sophia (Edeleman) Krauss [11-135] ; m Sept. 16, 1896, FRANCIS DETWEILER, b Sept. 1 0, 1867 ; s Aaron C. and Anna (Clymer) Detweiler. Accountant; res. 1237 Silver St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ).* 1. Francis Ralph, b June 11, 1900. 2. Frederick Harold, b July 14, 1910. [11-282] CURTIS E. KRAUSS, b Dee. 13, 1872; s Amos K. and Sophia (Edelman) Krauss [11-135]; m Mar. 2, 1895, MARY LIZZIE HEIST, b Jan. 24, 1875; d Feb. 23, 1912; dau Henry and Leanna (Strunk) Heist. Supt. of cigar factory ; res. Wyomissing, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Herman Lloyd, b Jan. 24, 1903; Quakertown, Pa. 2. Christine Leonie, b Aug. 3, 1908; Reading, Pa. [11-283] SYLVIA KRAUSS, b Aug. 10, 1876; dau Amos K. and Sophia (Edeleman) Krauss [11— 135]; m Dec. 18, 1894, JEREMIAH H. WISLER, b Dec. 2, 1870; s John and Angeline (Heist) Wisler. Cigar mfr. ; res. Souderton, Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Verna M., b Apr. 4, 1896; Souderton, Pa. 2. Elvie B., b May 16, 1899; d Feb. 7, 1900. 3. Blanche, b Dec. 4, 1900; Souderton, Pa. [11-284] EMMA (BEALER) WOLF, b Dec. 25, 1852; dau David and Amanda (Krauss) Bealer [11-136]; m Feb. 22, 1915, CHARLES F. WOLF, b Sept. 19, 1853; s Absalom and Louisa (Kline) Wolf. Res. 112 N. Wood St., Allentown, Pa. Emma Bealer Wolf was the widow of Edwin Krauss Wolf [11-154]. [11-285] ALLEN KRAUSS BEALER, b Nov. 10, 1862; s David and Amanda (Krauss) Bealer [11-136]; m Apr. 29, 1888, EMMA STAHL, b July 12, 1855; dau Charles Stahl. Res. 530 Cedar St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Elsie May, b June 18, 1889. [11-464] 2. William Harrison, b Aug. 12, 1892; m Leah Rice. [11-286] HARRISON KRAUSS BEALER, b Dec. 27, 1868; s David and Amanda (Krauss) Bealer [11-136]; m Mar. 12, 1892, LAURA MARIA FRANTZ, b Sept. 4, 1864; dau Frederick Frantz. Plumb¬ er; res. 339 N. 15th St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children {3): 1. Raymond Harrison, b Sept. 29, 1892. 2. Ralph George, b Mar. 5, 1908. 194 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-287] ELLEN HALLMAN, b May 22, 1861 \dau William and Selina (Krauss) Hallman [11-137] ; m Oct. 4, 1881, ABRAHAM E. LANDIS, b Mar. 16, 1854; s Jacob and Mary (Eckert) Landis. Janitor; res. 2327 N. Fairhill St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (3): [11-465] 1. Walter V., b Oct. 4, 1882; m Anna V. Graham. [11 — 466] 2. Florence M., b June 10, 1885; m Clarence S. Faunce. [1 1—467 ] 3. William S., b Sept. 10, 1887; m Emily M. Fabian. [11-288] WILLIAM HENRY HALLMAN, b Oct. 20, 1865; s William and Selina (Krauss) Hallman [11-137]; 7n Mar. 27, 1892, EMMA KRULL, b Nov. 19, 1869; dau William and Caroline (Stiefel) Krull. Cigar maker; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 8 ): 1. William Henry, b Nov. 19, 1893; d Apr. 23, 1916; unm. 2. Elsie Caroline, b May 7, 1895; d Feb. 27, 1904; unm. 3. Viola Selena, b June 18, 1897; d Mar. 25, 1909; unm. 4. Lester Roland, b Oct. 18, 1899; unm; East Greenville, Pa. 5. Allison Linwood, b Nov. 12, 1902; unm; East Greenville, Pa. 6. Ellis Wayne, b Mar. 15, 1905; d Aug. 3, 1905. 7. Archie Franklin, b Dec. 19, 1908. 8. Ruth Miriam, b Jan. 7, 1912. [11-289] EMMA MARIA HALLMAN, b Mar. 1, 1868; dau William and Selina (Krauss) Hallman [11-137]; m 1886, JOHN B. GOTTSHALK, b July 4, 1867; s Abraham and Lizzie (Bean) Gottshalk. Carpenter; res. 919 W. Cumberland St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [11-468] 1. Emma, b Apr. 25, 1887; m Conrad Bauer. [11-469] 2. John H., b Oct. 20, 1888; m Elizabeth V. Strohlein. [1 1—470] 3. Viola, b Mar. 25, 1893; m Nelson J. Rink. 4. Allison, b Apr. 26, 1899; d Dec. 14, 1902. 5. Ellison, b Jan. 10, 1905. [11-290] AMANDA LYDIA HALLMAN, b Jan. 23, 1870; dau William and Selina (Krauss) Hallman [11-137]; m 1888, WILLIAM HELM, b Oct. 14, 1866; s Robert and Minnie (Sappis) Helm. Brick¬ layer; res. Park Ave., and Shady Lane, Rockledge, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [11-471] 1. William R., b July 31, 1889; m Isabella G. Bowne. 2. Samuel, b Aug. 20, 1890; d Aug. 1891. [11-472] 3. Elwood, b July 29, 1893; m Dora A. Lindenmuth. [11-473] 4. Amanda, b Oct. 12, 1895; m Joseph Wright. [11-291] EMMA KRAUSS HINNERSCHIETZ, b July 16, 1870; dau Michael and Catharine (Krauss) Hinnerschietz [11-139]; m Feb. 26, 1898, H. WILSON FOLK, b Dec. 14, 1870; s Solomon and Elizabeth (Boyer) Folk. Farmer; res. Limeport, Pa. (1918.) Children (5): 1. Howard Elmer, b Dec. 15, 1898; Limeport, Pa. 2. Kate Elizabeth, b June 14, 1900; d Sept. 19, 1900. 3. Forrest Foster, b July 31, 1902. 4. Ella Agnes, b Aug. 17, 1908. 5. Franz Wilson, b July 24, 1910. [11-292] ELLA KRAUSS HINNERSCHIETZ, b June 14, 1881; d Dec. 7, 1905; dau Michael and Catharine (Krauss) Hinnerschietz [11-139]; m Oct. 6, 1900, FRANZ A. E. WITTHUHN, b Mar. 10 1878; d Sept. 24, 1913; s Richard G. L. and Augusta J. (Dietrich) Witthuhn. Children (2): 1. Paul E., b Mar. 1, 1902; 528 Penn St., Allentown, Pa. 2. Ray, b Dec. 7, 1905; 528 Penn St., Allentown, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 195 [11-293] ELMER K. HINNERSCHIETZ, b Dec. 6, 1883; s Michael and Catharine (Krauss) Hinnerschietz [1 1—139] ; m Oct. 12, 1905, ALMEDA L. STOUDT, b Mar. 2, 1883; dau John and Lydia (Kline) Stoudt. Farmer; res. Emaus, Pa. One child: John Stoudt H., b Mar. 8, 1912. [11-294] IRENE HEINLY, b Jan. 28, 1879; dau Willoughby K. and Maria K. (Krauss) Heinly [11-140]; m Nov. 28, 1903, CHARLES Y. DRUMHELLER, b Feb. 13, 1880; s Ringgold and Sarah (Youse) Drumheller. P. & R. shops, Reading, Pa. Res. Mt. Penn, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-295] CLIMENA HEINLY, b May 18, 1881 ; dau Willoughby K. and Maria K. (Krauss) Heinly [11-140]; m Aug. 11, 1906, WILLIAM R. CROMAN, b Mar. 15, 1882. Painter and paperhanger; res. 824 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) One child: William Franklin, b Jan. 30, 1906. [11-296] EDNA K. HEINLY, b June 4, 1886 ; dau Willoughby and Maria (Krauss) Heinly [1 1-140] ; m Nov. 28, 1908, ALBERT S. HORN, b Sept. 12, 1882; s Elias L. and Sarah B. (Stauffer) Horn. Cigar maker; res. East Greenville, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [11-297] HENRY KRAUSS, b Jan. 22, 1867 ; s Solomon and Elizabeth B. (Huber) Krauss [11-141] ; m Oct. 22, 1898, ELLA DE HART AUMAN, b Jan. 4, 1862; dau Amos and Harriet (De Hart) Auman. Res. East Greenville, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [11-299] EMMA KRAUSS, b Nov. 4, 1874; dau Solomon and Elizabeth B. (Huber) Krauss [11-141] ; in Jan. 4, 1890, BENJAMIN M. ERB, b Dec. 30, 1868; d Feb. 15, 1915; s Edward and Susan (Miller) Erb. Res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [11-474] 1. Elmer K., b Apr. 29, 1890; m Ella Young. 2. Ida, b Aug. 24, 1892. [11-475] 3. Norman, b Nov. 14, 1895; d Sept. 12, 1917 ; m Mabel M. Headman. 4. Ella, b Apr. 5, 1900; d Feb. 23, 1916. 5. Charles, b Apr. 18, 1905. [11-300] ALLEN S. KRAUSS, b Apr. 2, 1865; s Abraham S. and Sarah (Schultz) Krauss [11-142]; m Dec. 28, 1889, AMANDA S. SCHULTZ, b Nov. 1, 1869; dau Samuel S. and Elmira (Schantz) Schultz [149-79]. Farmer; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Clayton, b Nov. 24, 1890; d Jan. 21, 1891. [11-476] 2. Titus, b Jan. 4, 1892; m Miriam Moser. [11-476.1] 3. Amos, b Jan. 7, 1894; m Mrs. Mamie Moyer. [38—614] 4. Lottie Charlotte, b Aug. 13, 1895; m Sidney B. Hoffman. 5. Owen, b May 10, 1897. [11-301] LAURA (KRAUSS) SCHULTZ, b July 19, 1868; dau Abraham S. and Sarah (Schultz) Krauss [11-142]; widow of Edwin M. Schultz [149-58]; m Jan. 23, 1915, ALFRED B. BAUS, b May 24, 1859; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Bossert) Baus. Farmer; res. East Greenville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) Alfred B. Baus m 1st, Selina S. Yerger [68-41]. [11-302] ANNIE S. KRAUSS, b May 1, 1870; dau Abraham S. and Sarah N. (Schultz) Krauss [11-142]; m July 1, 1899, JOHN G. STONG, b Apr. 16, 1874; s George F. and Susan (Groff) Stong. Farmer; res. Worcester, Pa. (1920.) One child: Raymond K., b Dec. 22, 1899; Worcester, Pa. [11-303] HARVEY S. KRAUSS, b Nov. 20, 1872; s Abraham S. and Sarah (Schultz) Krauss [11-142]; m Apr. 8, 1903, SALLIE A. REIFF, b Jan. 25, 1873; dau George L. Reiff. Farmer; res. R. F. D. No. 5, Norristown, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [11-304] EMMA JANE KRAUSS, b Oct. 29, 1877; dau Abraham S. and Sarah (Schultz) Krauss [1 1-142] ; m HARRY G. STONG, s George and Susanna R. (Groff) Stong. Res. Pennsburg, Pa. (1918.) One child: Raymond, about 10. [ Letters unans .] 196 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-305] DANIEL S. KRAUSS, b Apr. 7, 1881; d Feb. 10, 1919; s Abraham S. and Sarah (Schultz) Krauss [11-142]; m Feb. 17, 1906, SARAH GROFF STONG, b July 22, 1879; dau George Frey and Susan Roslion (Groff) Stong. Carpenter; res. North Wales, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): 1. Velma, b Jan. 2, 1908. 2. Daniel Ivan, b Sept. 24, 1909. 3. Alton Levin, b Oct. 32, 1911. [11-308] SAMUEL W. KRAUSS, b Oct. 13, 1867; d Mar. 22, 1905; s George and Sarah (Wiegner) Krauss [11-143]; m MARY A. SCHMOYER, b May 29, 1870. One child: Eva, b Mar. 28, 1890; d Apr. 10, 1906. [11-309] EMANUEL W. KRAUSS, b Oct. 16, 1871; s George and Sarah (Wiegner) Krauss [11- 143]; m Oct. 16, 1898, REGINA K. SCHELL; dau Thomas Y. Schell. Farmer; res. Milledgeville, Ill. (1918.) Children (5): 1. Raymond Y., b Dec. 29, 1899. 2. Willard G., b May 23, 1901. 3. Lucy M., b Jan. 5, 1903. 4. Mabel S., b Jan. 5, 1905. 5. Ida L., b Oct. 13, 1907. [11-310] AMANDA KRAUSS, b Nov. 25, 1873; dau George and Sarah (Wiegner) Krauss [11-143]; m Sept. 7, 1895, HORACE H. DOLL, b July 22, - ; s Henry and Matilda Doll. Machinist; res. 511 Mohawk Ave., Norwood, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Ida May, b May 4, 1897. 2. George Merrill, b Nov. 19, 1902. 3. Horace Milton, b Nov. 6, 1905. [11-311] ANNETTA W. KRAUSS, b July 5, 1876, dec, dau George and Sarah (Wiegner) Krauss [11-143]; m Apr. 17, 1897, ROBERT MILTON SHODELL, b Feb. 6, 1874; s Cyrus and Tilda Shodell. Cigar maker; res. 604 N. Hickory St., Owosso, Mich. (1918.) No issue. [11-312] IDA W. KRAUSS, b July 22, 1880; dau George and Sarah (Wiegner) Krauss [11-143]; m July 7, 1900, HARVEY JONES, b Apr. 26, 1876; s Allen and Malinda (Rudolph) Jones. Farmer; res. Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Ellen K., b July 25, 1901. 2. Son, b Aug. 21, 1902; d Aug. 23, 1902. 3. Elmer K., b Oct. 5, 1903. [11-313] NEVIN KRAUSS FISHER, b Feb. 7, 1889; d Sept. 26, 1918; s Jacob and Christina (Krauss) Fisher [1 1—144] ; m Sept. 10, 1917, EDITH RAY KULP, b July 13, 1885; dau Charles N. and Susan V. (Kieffer) Kulp. Machinist, res. Ambler, Pa. Mr. Fisher went to Camp Meade with the first contingent from Ambler, Pa., on Sept. 19, 1917, in the World War, and was in the 314th Infantry Machine Gun Co.; left for overseas, July 6, 1918. He was killed in action on the battlefield of France, Sept. 26, 1918. [11-314] REV. HOWARD H. KRAUSS, b Mar. 7, 1876; s Henry S. and Amanda (Hoffman) Krauss [11-145]; m Dec. 30, 1904, SUSAN W. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 8, 1882; dau Henry S. and Catharine (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-79a]. Lutheran minister; res. Auburn, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Frances K., b Feb. 4, 1906. 2. Winifred K., b Apr. 20, 1910. 3. Frederick K. 4. Alberta K. twins, b July 27, 1912. 5. Ida May K., b May 17, 1914. Plate 23 Plate 24 . Rev. Charles S. Wieancl [11-130] and Leonora Sell Wieand. Founders of Perkiornen Seminary at Pennsburg, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 197 [11-315] WALLACE H. KRAUSS, b Dec. 15, 1879; s Henry S. and Amanda (Hoffman) Krauss [11-145]; m Oct. 18, 1902, STELLA BITTING, b July 23, 1880; dau Emanuel S. and Anna M. Bitting. Farmer; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 9 ): 1. Minnie B., b May 26, 1903. 2. Warren B., b Sept. 25, 1904. 3. Melvin B., b Jan. 19, 1906. 4. Carrie B., b Oct. 29, 1907. 5. Marvin B., b Sept. 22, 1909. 6. Howard B., b June 15, 1911. 7. Alvin B., b Aug. 23, 1913. 8. Edna B., b Oct. 27, 1915. 9. Erma B., b Aug. 10, 1917. [11-316] JOSEPH H. KRAUSS, b Apr. 26, 1883; d Apr. 18, 1912; s Henry S. and Amanda (Hoff¬ man) Krauss [11-145]; m July 30, 1904, HANNAH FREY, b Aug. 7, 1882; dau Oliver A. and Emma H. (Erb) Frey. Cigar maker; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Verna May, b June 15, 1905. 2. Paul Henry, b Sept. 21, 1907. 3. Wayne Frey, b Aug. 1, 1909. [11-317] REV. ROBERT H. KRAUSS, b Nov. 20, 1887; s Henry S. and Amanda (Hoffman) Krauss [11-145]; m June 28, 1916, MAUDE REESER, b Oct. 9, 1S91 ; dau Frank M. and Ida (Dankel) Reeser. Clergyman; res. Hellertown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Robert Theodore, b Jan. 18, 1918. [11-319] CHRISTIANNA K. SCHULTZ, b May 14, 1878; dau Aaron Schultz [70-5] and Rebecca Krauss [11-59]; m May 17, 1902, ISAAC REIMERT, b May 10, 1878; s William and Abby (Bower) Reimert. Res. Temple, Pa. (1921.) One child: Charles Edwin, b Apr. 8, 1916. [11-320] ANNIE KRAUSS RATCLIFF, b Jan. 27, 1883; dau Samuel D. and Rebecca S. (Krauss) Ratcliff [11-147]; m June 3, 1908, DANIEL DECKER, b Sept. 20, 1885; s Warren S. and Mary Anna (Stetler) Decker. Motorman; res. 35 S. Redfield St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Linwood R., b Apr. 18, 1909. 2. Samuel L., b Nov. 23, 1912. 3. Edith L., b Dec. 22, 1915. 4. Daniel R., b Jan. 14, 1918. [11-321] AMANDA K. JACOB, b Apr. 9, 1878; dau John and Susanna (Krauss) Jacob [11-148]; m Oct. 19, 1901, AMBROSE K. BEITLER, b July 11, 1881; s Reuben and Sarah (Knetz) Beitler. Farmer; res. Zionsville, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Edna J., b Oct. 2, 1904. 2. Jacob J., b Aug. 29, 1906. 3. Horace J., b Nov. 12, 1910. 4. Henry Reuben, b Sept. 19, 1917. [11-322] CHRISTIANNA KRAUSS JACOB, b Apr. 25, 1880; dau John B. and Susanna (Krauss) Jacob [11-148]; m Nov. 15, 1902, WILLIAM E. TREICHLER, b Nov. 17, 1877; d Jan. 5, 1913; s John and Mary A. (Kolb) Treichler. Farmer; res. Zionsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): 1. John Jacob, b Jan. 2, 1904. 2. Warren Jacob, b May 16, 1906. 3. Mabel Jacob, b Jan. 29, 1908; d May 13, 1911. 198 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 4. Asher Jacob, b Mar. 2, 1909. 5. Mary Jacob, b Feb. 27, 1911; d Apr. 11, 1911. 6. Ida Jacob, b Mar. 1, 1912. [11-323] HANNAH KRAUSS JACOB, b Apr. 25, 1883; dau John B and Susanna (Krauss) Jacob [11-148]; m Apr. 22, 1905, WILLIAM Y. MOSER, b Feb. 15, 1879; s Charles W. and Sarah (Young-) Moser. Farmer; res. Barto, Pa. (1919.) Children (2) : 1. Helen Jacob, b Apr. 18, 1906. 2. Jennie Jacob, b Dec. 15, 1907; d Dec. 21, 1907. [11-324] JOHN KRAUSS JACOB, b Aug. 2, 1889; d Dec. 2, 1918; s John B. and Susanna (Krauss) Jacob [11-148]; m May 12, 1917, FLORA A. BUCK, b Apr. 15, 1896; dau William C. and Ida (Boyer) Buck. Laborer; res. East Greenville, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [11-325] JOHN M. CONRAD, b Nov. 4, 1881; s Charles and Priscilla (Krauss) Conrad [11-149]; m Mar. 23, 1907, KATIE E. WELKER, b Feb. 5, 1885; dau Hiram and Maria (Druckenmiller) Welker. Farmer; res. Pennsburg, Pa. (1918.) Children (4): 1. Ida M., b Sept. 21, 1908. 2. Sallie M., b Aug. 12, 1910. 3. Emma M., b Feb. 20, 1913. 4. John V., b Nov. 10, 1916. [11-326] KATIE CONRAD, b June 6, 1883; dau Charles and Priscilla (Krauss) Conrad [11-149]; m Mar. 29, 1902, IRWIN K. GERHARD, b Dec. 7, 1880; s Milton O. and Maggie (Kerr) Gerhard. Farmer; res. Bergey, Pa. Children (11): 1. Nevin Charles, b June 9, 1902. 2. Maggie Priscilla, b June 30, 1903; d July 1, 1904. 3. John Raymond, b Aug. 18, 1904. 4. Henry Melvin, b Aug. 18, 1906. 5. Frank Jacob, b Mar. 21, 1908. 6. Fred Milton, b Dec. 26, 1909. 7. Irwin Joseph, b Oct. 25, 1911. 8. Clifford William, b Apr. 10, 1913. 9. Abraham Thomas, b Oct. 14, 1914; d Nov. 24, 1914. 10. George Wilson, b Feb. 26, 1916. 11. Katie May, b June 13, 1917; d Mar. 29, 1919. [11-327] CHRISTIANNA CONRAD, b Dee. 12, 1884; dau Charles and Priscilla (Krauss) Conrad [11-149]; m Jan. 1, 1906, FREDERICK MELVIN ZIEGLER, b May 24, 1885; d Dec. 2, 1918; s Vallendigham and Amanda (Kline) Ziegler. Laborer; res. Pennsburg, Pa. Children (4): 1. Ella M., b Apr. 19, 1907. 2. Robert M., b Nov. 10, 1911. 3. Mary P., b Jan. 3, 1915. 4. Charles E., b Jan. 20, 1917. [11-328] MARTHA CONRAD, b Oct. 20, 1886; dau Charles and Priscilla (Krauss) Conrad [11- 149]; m Sept. 9, 1905, ELMER FEGLEY, b July 26, 1885; s Allen G. and Mahala (Miller) Fegley. Railroad section man; res. Pennsburg, Pa. (1918.) Children (7): 1. Ernest Allen, b Sept. 17, 1906. 2. Bertha Priscilla, b Jan. 4, 1908. 3. Vincent Charles, b Apr. 21, 1910. 4. Beulah Mahala, b July 31, 1912; d Feb. 19, 1913. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 199 5. Elmer Wilmer, b May 14, 1914. 6. Verna Victoria, b Oct. 5, 1915. 7. Emma Viola, b June 10, 1918. [11-329] ELLA CONRAD, b Feb. 19, 1889; dau Charles and Priscilla (Krauss) Conrad [11-149]; m Sept. 18, 1915, CHARLES ZERN, b Feb. 8, 1890; s Henry F. and Mary (Kolb) Zern. Merchant; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Charles Henry, b Nov. 3, 1916. 2. Grace Priscilla, b Apr. 18, 1918. [11-330] ANDORA WOLF MILLER, b July 9, 1859; dau Joseph S. and Emeline Iv. (Wolf) Miller [11-150]; m Sept. 23, 1893, DANIEL K. KOOKER, b Sept. 3, 1856; s Enos and Helena Kooker. Farm¬ er; res. Spinnerstown, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [ll-331a] HENRY WOLF MILLER, b Dec. 9, 1861; s Joseph S. and Emeline K. (Wolf) Miller [11-150]; m Oct. 23, 1890, EMMA E. SCHEETZ, b Feb. 14, 1866; d Sept. 9, 1902; dau Isaac Scheetz. One child: [11-477] Florence, b Jan. 16, 1892; m Frank Scholl. [1 1— 331b] HENRY WOLF MILLER, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 18, 1905, MAGGIE NUN- GESTER, b Aug. 11, 1880; dau John Nungester. Cigar maker; res. Perkasie, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [11-332] EMMA WOLF MILLER, b Feb. 16, 1867; dau Joseph S. and Emeline K. (Wolf) Miller [1 1—150] ; m June 8, 1889, CHARLES C. MOYER, b Feb. 9, 1867; s John C. Moyer or Meyers. Cigar maker; 338 Juniper St., Quakertown, Pa. (1918.) Children (5): [11-478] 1. Gertrude M., b Mar. 28, 1891; m Jacob G. Benner. 2. Mabel, b May 1, 1895. 3. Florence, b Dec. 3, 1898. 4. Clarence, b Mar. 2, 1900. 5. Howard, b Dec. 10, 1902. [11-333] MORRIS LINTON GREULICH, b June 7, 1866; s Charles P. and Caroline K. (Wolf) Greulich [11-153]; m Jan. 15, 1887, LIZZIE BUTTERWECK FOX, b Jan. 3, 1866; dau John and Elizabeth (Butterweck) Fox. Justice of Peace; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [11-479] 1. Minnie L., b June 1, 1888; m Michael F. Donnelly. 2. Bessie L., b Aug. 16, 1890; d Dec. 24, 1897. 3. Alma M., b Feb. 14, 1893; East Greenville, Pa. 4. Charles L., b Aug. 19, 1895; d June 27, 1917. 5. Verna L., b Jan. 3, 1898; 1941 N. Marshall St., Phila., Pa. 6. Naomi R., b June 5, 1905. [11-334] ERWIN FRANKLIN GREULICH, b Nov. 25, 1867; s Charles P. and Caroline Iv. (Wolf) Greulich [11-153]; m Aug. 30, 1894, KATE AMANDA WEIL, b May 15, 1873; dau John H. and Sarah A. (Sallade) Weil. Cigar maker; res. 404 Main St., East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [11-480] 1. Clarence Franklin, b Feb. 5, 1895; m Edna M. Moore. 2. Alda Lillian, b Jan. 20, 1898; 6008 Pine St., Phila., Pa. 3. Linwood Paul, b Oct. 21, 1904; East Greenville, Pa. 4. Wilmer Daniel, b Mar. 24, 1906. [11-335] CHARLES AMBROSE GREULICH, b Oct. 27, 1869; s Charles P. and Caroline Iv. (Wolf) Greulich [11-153]; m Nov. 3, 1900, SALLIE YODER BIETMAN, b July 5, 1877; dau Reuben and Hannah (Yoder) Bietman. Cigar maker; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Helen Mae, b June 5, 1901. 200 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 2. Paul B., b Sept. 13, 1906. 3. Howard B., b Mar. 21, 1910. 4. Vinnie F., b Feb. 20, 1915. 5. Charles B., b Nov. 9, 1916. 6. William James, b Oct. 17, 1919; d Nov. 2, 1919. [11-336] DANIEL CHESTER GREULICH, b Sept. 26, 1871; s Charles P. and Caroline K. (Wolf) Greulich [11-153]; m Apr. 12, 1900, ANNA M. SCHOLL, b Feb. 21, 1873; dau Adolph G. and Anna M. (Hauff) Scholl. Cigar maker; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Bessye Louise, b x\pr, 11, 1901. 2. Theodore Daniel, b Nov. 29, 1903. [11-337] HANNAH LOUISA GREULICH, b Apr. 6, 1875; dau Charles P. and Caroline K. (Wolf) Greulich [11-153]; m Nov. 3, 1900, GEORGE ABRAHAM HUBER, 6 July 16, 1875; s Henry H. and Julian L. (Sallade) Huber. Dealer in general mdse.; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Arthur Henry, b Nov. 29, 1902. 2. Mildred Carolina, b Jan. 20, 1911. [11-338] NEVIN WILSON GREULICH, b Nov. 7, 1876; s Charles P. and Caroline K. (Wolf) Greulich [11-153]; m Jan. 12, 1901, ELLEN MINNIE WEISS, b May 28, 1877; dau Emil and Sarah A. (Butz) Weiss. Cigar maker; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Paul Weiss, b May 25, 1901; d Oct. 15, 1901. 2. Mabel Viola, b Sept. 28, 1905. [11-339] ELMER GREULICH, b Aug. 6, 1880; s Charles P. and Caroline K. (Wolf) Greulich [11-153]; m Sept. 21, 1901, LILLIE WITMER SNYDER, b Oct. 26, 1879; dau Henry D. and Saraphien (Witmer) Snyder. Foreman; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Russell Roy, b July 23, 1910. [11-340] CATHARINE GREULICH, b Mar. 22, 1887; dau Charles P. and Caroline (Wolf) Greulich [11—153] ; m Aug. 24, 1910, JOHN WILLIAM WIEDER, b Sept. 1, 1887; s Emanuel J. and Alavesta E. (Dillinger) Wieder. Teacher; res. Abington, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Emanuel Carl, b June 15, 1911; d June 15, 1911. 2. Carolyn Esther, b Sept. 27, 1914; d Sept. 28, 1914. 3. John William, Jr., b Nov. 6, 1918. [11-341] ANNA GREULICH, b Sept. 6, 1878; dau Charles P. and Caroline K. (Wolf) Greulich [11-153]; m Dec. 23, 1905, LEWIS L. KELLER, b Nov. 8, 1877; s John B. and Eliza (Lewis) Keller. Merchant; res. 234 E. Broad St., Quakertown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Ralph G., b Mar. 21, 1908. [11-342] CARRIE A. GREULICH, b Jan. 6, 1885; dau Charles P. and Caroline K. (Wolf) Greulich [11-153]; m Jan. 31, 1912, HENRY P. LETTERHOUSE, b Apr. 21, 1888; s Solomon and Annie (Frank) Letterhouse. Cigar maker; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Marie Caroline, b Nov. 30, 1915. [11-343] GEORGE WILSON WOLF, b June 28, 1879; s Daniel K. and Lizzie B. (Smith) Wolf [11-158] ;m Nov. 24, 1903, STELLA ELIZABETH SHOVER,5 Feb. 24, 1880; dau John Henry Shover. Mgr. Bell Telephone Co.; res. 519 Cleveland St., W. Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Ethel May 2. Ruth Marguerite twins, b Oct. 15, 1904. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 201 [11-344] CHARLES WILLIAM WOLF, b Jan. 22, 1882; s Daniel K. and Lizzie B. (Smith) Wolf [11—158]; m Apr. 1, 1908, MAMIE B. FREED, b Apr. 13, 1882; dau Amos J. Freed. Letter carrier; res. 517 Cleveland St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [11-345] FRANKLIN WALTER WOLF, b Aug. 29, 1883; s Daniel K. and Lizzie B. (Smith) Wolf [11-158]; m July 3, 1907, ELSIE IRENE DERR, b Dee. 26, 1886; dau Edgar S. Derr. Ass’t mgr. ; res. 1369 Hancock St., Brooklyn, N. Y. (1919.) One child: Helen Lillian, b May 9, 1910. [11-346] FLORENCE AGNES WOLF, b Nov. 7, 1884; dau Horace K. and Alice A. (Trumbower) Wolf [11-159]; m July 20, 1906, PATRICK FRANCIS KEARNEY, b Jan. 9, 1882; s Michael and Cassie (Nealon) Kearney. Meat cutter; res. 624 Hill St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-347] MAMIE ELIZABETH WOLF, b May 26, 1887; daw Horace K. and Alice A. (Trumbower) Wolf [11-159]; m Oct. 14, 1907, EDWARD SEQUARDE BROWN, s John P. and Mary (Maxwell) Brown. Printer; res. of Mrs. Brown, 624 Hill St., Allentown, Pa. Divorced. Children (2): 1. Warren Edward, b May 4, 1906. 2. Russel Roy, b Nov. 11, 1907. [11-348] EVA ELMIRA WOLF, b July 16, 1889; dau Horace K. and Alice A. (Trumbower) Wolf [11-159]; m Dec. 22, 1907, FRANCIS J. ARNER, b Jan. 25, 1887; s Chester and Elarah (Eck) Arner. Shoe worker; res. 130 S. 10th St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Helen, b June 17, 1907. 2. Dorothea, b June 22, 1908. 3. Margaret, b Oct. 8, 1910. 4. Florence, b Sept. 4, 1911. 5. Ruth, b Jan. 22, 1918. [11-349] OLIVER N. KRAUSS, b Dec. 18, 1870; s Enos S. and Hannah E. (Nus's) Krauss [11-160]; m Sept. 11, 1897, ANNIE WEAVER, b June 3, 1873; dau George B. and Mary (Smith) Weaver. Bottle packer; res. 164 Chestnut St., Spring City, Pa. (1919.) Children (9): [11-481] 1. Lillian May, b Feb. 23, 1898; m Oscar Brey. [11-482] 2. Mary Elizabeth, b Mar. 19, 1899; m Joseph Zeleski. 3. Enos George, b May 3, 1900. 4. Frank Auston, b Jan. 19, 1902; d Oct. 4, 1918. 5. Oliver Ezra, b Dec. 19, 1903. 6. Elsie M., b Nov. 12, 1905. 7. Katie Viola, b Mar. 15, 1908. 8. Isaac E., b Sept. 2, 1912; d Mar. 5, 1913. 9. Harry W., b Dec. 15, 1914. [11-350] HANNAH N. KRAUSS, b Feb. 6, 1873; dau Enos S. and Hannah E. (Nuss) Krauss [11-160]; m Oct. 10, 1891, JOHN H. STOUDT, b Jan. 15, 1872; s Peter D. and Emma S. (Schaffer) Stoudt. Steel worker; res., 522 N. 7th St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 8 ): [11-483] I. Mary J., b Feb. 6, 1892; m Walter Eltz. 2. Peter E., b Sept. 23, 1894; 522 N. 7th St., Allentown, Pa. 3. Sadie V., b May 20, 1902. 4. Harold E., b Mar. 31, 1904. 5. Elsie M., b Oct. 12, 1905. 6. Clarence L., b Mar. 15, 1909. 7. William P., b Mar. 23, 1912. 8. Raymond IT., b May 20, 1914. [ ll-351a] LYDIA KRAUSS, b Nov. 24, 1874; dau Enos S. and Hannah E. (Nuss) Krauss [11-160]; m 1st time — — - — - — - ONEAL. [ Unable to complete .] 202 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11— 351b] LYDIA (KRAUSS) ONEAL, same as above, m 2d time 1893, WILLIAM DIEHL, b Jan. 31, 1872; s Henry M. and Mary (Geisinger) Diehl. Res., 1531 Ogden St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Warren, b Sept. 22, 1893. [ 1 l-352a] ELIZABETH N. KRAUSS, b Oct. 27, 1876; dau Enos S. and Hannah E. (Nuss) Krauss [11-160]; m May 15, 1897, HOWARD W. SCHOENLY, b Mar. 26, 1877; d Apr. 2, 1899; s Henry C. and Mary (Kline) Schoenly. (1919.) One child: Edna V., b Dec. 30, 1897. [ 1 1— 352b] ELIZABETH N. (KRAUSS) SCHOENLY, same as above, m 2d time Mar. 14, 1903, VICTOR O. IvUNTZMAN, b Apr. 11, 1880; s Edward and Susanna (Koch) Kuntzman. Machinist; res., 916 S. 8th St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-353] AGNES N. KRAUSS, b Feb. 22, 1878; dau Enos S. and Hannah E. (Nuss) Krauss [11- 160]; m July 5, 1902, WILLIAM G. REX, b May 15, 1881; s Walter and Matilda M. (Woodring) Rex. Cotton mill supt. ; res., Allentown, Pa., R. F. D. No. 2. (1919.) One child: Beulah M., b June 10, 1903. [11-354] CORA N. KRAUSS, b July 21, 1880; dau Enos S. and Hannah E. (Nuss) Krauss [1 1—160] ; m Dec. 22, 1907, WILLIAM N. S. CARL, b Mar. 12, 1882; s Edwin T. and Mary E. (Goetel) Carl. Loom fixer; res., 515^2 N. 8th St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-355] JACOB N. KRAUSS, b Mar. 20, 1882; s Enos S. and Hannah E. (Nuss) Krauss [11-160]; m Mar. 16, 1918, ALICE K. PETERS, b July 18, 1877 ; dau Ephraim and Dianna K. (Koller) Peters. Crane operator; res., 721 St. John St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-356] GEORGE N. KRAUSS, b Dec. 22, 1883; s Enos S. and Hannah E. (Nuss) Krauss [11- 160]; m Jan. 1, 1915, MARTHA L. TAVES, b July 5, 1893; dau Charles F. and Ulricka Taves. Silk weaver and steel worker; res., 839 Main St., S. Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [11-357] DAVID N. KRAUSS, b Mar. 31, 1885; s Enos S. and Hannah E. (Nuss) Krauss [11-160]; m July 27, 1912, CAROLINE M. RAU, b Feb. 3, 1890; dau Frederick M. and Caroline M. (Burkhardt) Rau. Res., 335 Howe St., E. Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. William F., b Feb. 25, 1913. 2. Arthur D., b Sept. 10, 1914. 3. Dorothy M. E., b Feb. 17, 1916. [11-357.1] JAMES N. KRAUSS, b Feb. 9, 1888; s Enos S. and Hannah E. (Nuss) Krauss [11-160]; m Oct. 24, 1914, ELSIE LOUISE RAU, b Jan. 18, 1896; dau Frederick M. and Caroline M. (Burkhardt) Rau. Grocery business; 723 St. John St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Stanley George, b Sept. 26, 1915. [11-357.2] EMMA N. KRAUSS, b June 20, 1893; dau Enos S. and Hannah E. (Nuss) Krauss [11-160]; m Nov. 15, 1913, WILLIAM J. CLAUSER, b June 19, 1890. Painter and paperhanger; res., 337 Howe St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Areline E., b Apr. 15, 1914. 2. Fern M., b Apr. 1, 1917. 3. Homer C., b Dec. 12, 1918; d Jan. 22, 1919. [11-358] WARREN H. KRAUSS, b June 29, 1872; s Edward S. and Sarah (Heebner) Krauss [11-161]; m Dec. 24, 1892, MARIE WIEGNER DICKINSON, b Jan. 12, 1872; dau Israel B. and Eliza¬ beth (Wiegner) Dickinson [154-43]. Salesman for Rech-Marbaker Co., Phila. ; res., 229 Apsley St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: [11-484] Erma W., b Jan. 29, 1896; m William C. Treston; 229 Apsley St., Gtn. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 203 [11-359] MORRIS H. KRAUSS, b Sept. 17, 1874; s Edward S. and Sarah (Heebner) Krauss [ 1 1-161] ; m Oct. 16, 1897, SOPHIA K. WEIGNER, b June 23, 1877 ; dau Jacob A. and Sophia (Krauss) Weigner [154-47]. Farmer; res., R. F. D. No. 1, Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) Children (7): 1. Leon W., b Aug. 22, 1899; d Jan. 23, 1900. 2. Walter W., b Nov. 30, 1900. 3. Harold W., b June 18, 1902. 4. Baby, stillborn, Oct. 1, 1904. 5. Esther W., b June 22, 1906. 6. Sarah W., b Apr. 9, 1909. 7. Robert Morris W., b Sept. 25, 1917. [11-360] SUSANNA KRAUSS, b May 19, 1877; dau Edward S. and Sarah (Heebner) Krauss [11-161]; m Nov. 30, 1899, BENJAMIN BOURNE, b Mar. 10, 1876. Laundry owner; res., 631 W. York St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Benjamin A., b Jan. 1, 1904. 2. Edward, b May 6, 1906. 3. Florence May, b Jan. 7, 1911. [11-361] MAGDALENA H. KRAUSS, b Dec. 30, 1885; dau Edward S. and Sarah (Heebner) Krauss [11-161]; m Oct. 14, 1905, WILLIAM C. LUDWIG. Butcher; Hatfield, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Agnes, b Dec. 20, 1907. 2. Willis, b Oct. 16, 1909. 3. Dorothy, b Nov. 29, 1914. [11-362] AMANDA KRAUSS, b Mar. 25, 1890; dau Edward S. and Sarah (Heebner) Krauss [11-161]; m Oct. 1, 1910, BYRON JONES KELLER, b Jan. 27, 1889; s Eliam and Clara Keller. Farmer; res., R. F. D. No. 1, Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Byron Jones, b Oct. 10, 1912. 2. Willard, b Apr. 5, 1917. [11-364] HENRY SYLVANUS KRAUSS HUNSBERGER, b June 12, 1876; s Josiah and Sarah S. (Krauss) Hunsberger [11-162]; m Oct. 21, 1899, AGNES S. SCHULTZ, b Mar. 26, 1875; dau William S. and Susanna (Schultz) Schultz [149-78]. Farmer; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1918.) Children (6): 1. Mabel Susan, b Sept. 15, 1900. 2. Edna May twi b Nov. u 1902; 3. Daisy J 4. Maurice Sylvanus, b June 1, 1907. 5. Minnie Louisa, b Mar. 13, 1913. 6. Daniel William, b Nov. 20, 1915. [11-366] HORACE A. HUNSBERGER, b Mar. 15, 1889; s Josiah and Sarah S. (Krauss) Huns¬ berger [11-162]; m Apr. 2, 1910, HANNAH M. SNYDER, b July 23, 1892; dau Clement D. and Bertha M. (Miller) Snyder. Ribbon weaver; res., Pennsburg, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [11-367] MAMIE NIETTA KRAUSS, b Aug. 10, 1898; dau Oswin S. and Ida (Kulp) Krauss [11-164]; m Apr. 22, 1916, CHARLES N. ROEDER; s Horace Roeder. Res., Spinnerstown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Dorothy Helen, b Dec. 12, 1916. [11-368] CLARA M. KRAUSS, b Feb. 15, 1876; dau Jonathan S. and Mary (Miller) Krauss [11-165]; m Nov. 22, 1900, WILSON R. HALLMAN. Res., Chapel, Pa. No issue. (1919.) { d Nov. 18, 1902. 204 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families [11-369] REV. THOMAS M. KRAUSS, b June 10, 1886; s Jonathan S. and Mary (Miller) Krauss [11-165]; m Feb. 7, 1902, CLARA E. MILLER. Res., Nora Spring, Iowa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Daniel M., b Oct. 25, 1910. 2. Richard, b June 12, 1917. [11-370] OSCAR K. KRAUSS, b Aug. 10, 1881 ; s Levi and Elizabeth S. (Kriebel) Krauss [ 1 1-167] ; m Dec. 17, 1904, ANNIE L. HOFFMAN, b June 25, 1879; dau William N. and Sarah (Schultz) Hoffman [149-80]. Farmer; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children {/+): 1. Sadie Hannah, b July 29, 1906. 2. Eva Annie, b Mar. 20, 1909. 3. Minnie Elizabeth, b Nov. 27, 1912. 4. Ella Mary, b July 30, 1915. [11-371] HORACE O. KRAUSS, b July 5, 1883; s Milton Y. and Mary S. (Kurtz) Krauss [11- 168a]; m Sept. 8, 1914, ELSIE V. FALLOWS, b Jan. 11, 1889; dau Joseph Fallows. Automobile mechanic; res., Ft. Washington, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Marion Elizabeth, b July 5, 1915. 2. Jeanette Mary, b Sept. 13, 1920. [11-372] ELMER K. KRAUSS, b May 13, 1890; s Milton Y. and Mary S. (Kurtz) Krauss [11- 168a]; m Oct. 30, 1915, ELSIE CONRAD, b Sept. 9, 1892; dau Alfred Conrad. Clerk; res., Palm, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [11-373] MABEL S. KRAUSS, b June 10, 1898; dau Milton Y. and Adelaide G. (Schultz) Krauss [ll-168b] m Apr. 30, 1919, ALVIN R. SHELLY, b June 6, 1897; s Urias L. and Mary A. (Brierly) Shelly. Farmer; res., Quakertown, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [11-373.1] SUSANNAH SOBERHEIMER, dau Adam and Sarah (Roop) Soberheimer [11-168.2]; m WALTER G. BOWMAN, s George Bowman. Children ( 2 ): 1. Lillian G. ; 2. Helen L. [Data by Mrs. Soberheimer .] [11-374] JACOB HORTTER REX, b Aug. 29, 1833; s Samuel and Mary Ann (Horter) Rex [ 1 l-178a]; m Apr. 29, 1862, AGNES JANE CHARLTON, b July 5, 1843; dau Adam and Anna Charlton. Mrs. Rex resides in Buffalo, N. Y. Children (J): [11-485] 1. Minnie Isadore, b Sept. 4, 1863; m — : - Latter. 2. George Charlton, b May 16, 1869; d June 29, 1870. [11-486] 3. Mary Lulu, b Dec. 25, 1871; m Rev. Crawford. 4. Charlton Hortter, b Jan. 2, 1886; 4835 Frankford Ave., Phila. Rev. Harry H. Crawford resides at 4835 Frankford Ave., Phila., and is pastor of the Hermon Presbyterian Church. One son, William, lives at home. [Letters unans . ; unable to complete or verify.] [11-375] MARIE ISADORE REX, b Jan. 25, 1835; dec; dau Samuel and Marv A. (Horter) Rex [11—17 8a ] ; m July 12, 1860, HENRY BRYAN DUTTON, b Jan. 8, 1835; d Aug. 9, 1871. Children (2): 1. Mary Hortter, b Mar. 5, 1863; d Feb. 17, 1887. 2. William Rex, b Jan. 31, 1865; d July 15, 1865. [11 -377] ANNA LOUISA RUSSEL, b Mar. 19, 1831; dau Andrew and Susan Nice (Rex) Russel [11-179]; m Jan. 11, 1853, CHRISTOPHER LITTLE, b Dec. 31, 1825; d June 10, 1891 ; s William and Hannah (Simcoe) Little. Lawyer; res., Pottsville, Pa. (1922.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 205 [11-487] [11-487. la] [11-487. lb] [11-487.2] [11-488] Children ( 8 ): 1. Frank, b Dec. 23, 1853; d Nov. 23, 1916; m Mary E. Lavelle. 2. Andrew Russel, b Aug. 30, 1856; d Feb. 1, 1895; m ( Aounig. ( 2. Minnie Buck. 3. Harry, b Mar. 11, 1859; m Maud Smith. 4. George, b Oct. 18, 1861; d Oct. 3, 1910; m Nancy Beard. 5. Susan Taylor, b June 3, 1864; unm\ Pottsville, Pa. 6. Jessie Ruckel, b Sept. 24, 1866; unm; 1625 Locust St., Phila. 7. William Simcoe, b Dec. 29, 1869; unm; Pottsville, Pa. 8. Frances Russel, b July 15, 1876; unm; Pottsville, Pa. [11-378] SUSAN ELIZABETH RUSSEL, b May 2, 1833; dau Andrew and Susanna N. (Rex) Russel [11-179]; m Jan. 4, 1856, HENRY PIKE TAYLOR, b Feb. 20, 1813; d Jan. 28, 1878; s Curtis and Anne (Pike) Taylor. Widow resides at 648 N. 10th St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1918.) [ll-379a] HENRY CLAY RUSSEL, b July 20, 1836; d Dec. 2, 1902; s Andrew and Susanna N. (Rex) Russel [11-179]; m Nov. 11, 1861, FRANCES MORRIS WASHBURN, b July 18, 1836; d Jan. 29, 1870. Children ( 3 ): 1. Child, b Aug. 1, 1864; d Aug. 1, 1864. 2. Harry, b Aug. 10, 1865; d Oct. 8, 1868. [11-489] 3. Mary Cope, b Jan. 11, 1887; m A. W. Schaeffer; Pottsville, Pa. [ 1 1— 379b] HENRY CLAY RUSSEL, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 19, 1871, URCELLA KRAU, b Feb. 5, 1842. Res., Pottsville, Pa. Children (3): 1. Anne Pansy, b Feb. 22, 1872; unm; Pottsville, Pa. [11-490] 2. Marcia Allen, b Dec. 31, 1874; m Calvin Burgess; Pittsburgh, Pa. [11-491] 3. Nellie Arline, b July 28, 1876; m Dr. George Boone, Pottsville, Pa. [ Data furnished by Dr. Burgin. ] [11-380] SAMUEL REX RUSSEL, b June 10, 1839; d July 17, 1898; s Andrew and Susanna N. (Rex) Russel [11-179]; m Nov. 11, 1866, ANNIE E. DOUGHERTY, b July 26, 1846. Parkside Ave., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Mary Estelle, b Jan. 2, 1868; unm. 2. Samuel Robert, b Sept. 5, 1870; m - — — -; has two children. 3. Dennis Rex, b Mar. 3, 1873; unm. 4. Theodore Emerick, b Sept. 28, 1875; d Aug. 6, 1893. 5. Anna Regina, b May 13, 1877; m - ; New York. 6. Blanche Agnes, b Dec. 27, 1879; m - — ; New York. 7. Susan Josephine, b Apr. 6, 1882; unm. 8. John Ryan, b Jan. 4, 1886; unm. Samuel Russel was Capt. of the 96th Reg. Pa. Vol. ; also one of the “First Defenders.” [ Unable to locate or verify.] [ Data furnished by Dr. Burgin .] [11-492] [11-493] [11-494] [11-381] MATILDA PATTERSON RUSSEL, b Mar. 26, 1842; d July 21, 1909; dau Andrew and Susanna N. (Rex) Russel [11-179]; m Sept. 11, 1866, ABRAHAM KLINE WHITNER, b Nov. 3, 1832; d Oct. 30, 1881. Res., Pottsville, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [11-382] THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN RUSSEL, b Sept. 22, 1844; d Dec. 19, 1874; s Andrew and Susanna N. (Rex) Russel [11-179]; m Oct. 10, 1866, ISABELLA FLETCHER LEE, b Dec. 3, 1844; dec; Pottsville, Pa. [Letters unans .] [11-383] DAVID HINKLE, b Mar. 16, 1836, dec ; s Jesse and Catharine (Rex) Hinkle [11-181]; m Apr. 23, 1861, ROWENA MATILDA BALDWIN, b July 8, 1838; dau Abraham and Matilda Baldwin. Ambler, Pa. 206 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 3 ): [11-495] 1. Bessie Baldwin, b Nov. 29, 1864; m - - Williamson; Kutztown, Pa. [11-496] 2. Catherine Rex, b Feb. 2, 1870; m - ; Ambler. Pa. [11-497] 3. Elsie Clark, b June 26, 1878; m Joseph Diver. [Data supplied by Dr. Bur gin.} [11-384] REX HINKLE, b Nov. 12, 1839; dec; s Jesse and Catherine (Rex) Hinkle [11-181 ]; m Mar. 26, 1868, ELIZABETH GORGAS, dec; dau Charles and Elizabeth Gorgas. Children ( 3 ): [11-498] 1. Jesse; Newport News, Va. [ Letters unans .] 2. Charles. [11-499] 3. Daughter; m - . [Data supplied by Dr. Burgin .] [11-385] REBECCA CATHERINE HINKLE, b Aug. 8, 1841; dec; dau Jesse and Catherine (Rex) Hinkle [11-181]; m Apr. 27, 1871, REV. GEORGE WASHINGTON FREDERICK, b Apr. 4. 1837: s Peter and Anna Frederick. Children (3 ) : 1. Catherine Rex, b Apr. 3, 1872; d Aug., 1872. [11-500] 2. Mary Elizabeth, b Jan. 22, 1874; m Rev. O. P. Leibensperger. [11-501] 3. Anna Kramer, b July 22, 1875; m Rev. Schmoyer. [ Data supplied by Dr. Burgin. ] [11-386] WILLIAM HENRY REX, b Feb. 6, 1846; s William and Amanda M. (Cress) Rex [11- 183]; m Oct. 14, 1875, BLANCHE BOYER, b Mar. 14, 1853; dau Percival K. and Adelaide (Johnson) Boyer. Office mgr. ; res., Churchville, Bucks Co., Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [11 -502] 1. Percival Taylor, b Nov. 4, 1876; m Effie Cassel. [11-503] 2. Helen R., b Jan: 31, 1881; m Dr. E. E. Pownall. [11-504] 3. Wallace Willboyer, b July 13, 1890; m Emma G. Brooks. [11-387] GEORGE W. REX, s William and Amanda M. (Cress) Rex [11-183]; m CATHERINE REX BOCKIUS, b Feb. 6, 1844; dau Edmund and Annie Bockius. Res., Mt. Pleasant Ave., Phila. [ Unable to locate or verify.} [11-388] WELLS TOMLINSON, b Sept. 3, 1848; d Jan. 14, 1915; s Thomas and Elizabeth (Rex) Tomlinson [11-184]; m Sept. 5, 1871, REBECCA YOUNG, b Feb. 24, 1844; dau Isaac and Rebecca Young. One child: [11-505] Alfred Clark, b July 19, 1872; m Beatrice A. Laning. [11-389] JOHN MILLER REX, b Jan. 9, 1844; s Joseph and Amanda E. (Keisel) Rex [11-185]; m Feb. 11, 1868, HANNAH FLECK, b Dec. 16, 1845; dau Adam and Mary Fleck. Res., 1050 Green St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. George Walter, b Feb. 18, 1869; m ( ^nna p^W^on. I 2. Eva Stout. 2. William Henry, b Feb. 18, 1872; m [11-508] 3. Mary Amanda, b Jan. 14, 1874; m William M. Dager. 4. Joseph, b Mar. 29, 1875; d Apr. 18, 1876. [11-509] 5. Adam Fleck, b Dec. 1, 1880; m Marie C. Speakman; Ambler, Pa. 6. Emma Josephine, b Oct. 1, 1884; d July 12, 1913; drowned. [11-510] 7. John Harvey, b Oct. 16, 1888; m Anna Virginia Schall. [11-390] ANNE ELIZABETH REX, b Dec. 3, 1845; dau Joseph and Amanda E. (Keisel) Rex [11-185]; m Feb. 21, 1867, JOHN JARRETT DAGER, b Oct. 10, 1842; d Jan. 12, 1914; s Charles L. and Mary (Jarrett) Dager. Widow resides, Ambler, Pa. | 1. Carrie Bradfield. 1 2. Mary Campion; Norristown, Pa. [ll-506a] 1 [ll-506b]j [1 l-507a] 1 [ 1 1— 507b] i Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 207 Children ( 6 ): 1. Joseph Rex, b Jan. 12, 1868. [11-511] 2. Harvey, h Mar. 11, 1870; m Mary Kerbaugh; Ambler, Pa. 3. Ida, h Apr. 7, 1872. 4. Kate Rex, b July 14, 1874; d Oct. 9, 1877. 5. Mary Jarrett, b July 15, 1879. 6. Anne Elizabeth, b Sept. 1, 1881. [11-391] SUSAN RUSSEL REX, dau Joseph and Amanda E. (Keisel) Rex [11-185]; m HENRY HALLMAN HOBENSACK, s John Henry and Mary Hobensack. Children (4): [11-512] 1. Mary, dec; m - Webster; lived in Ambler, Pa. [11-513] 2. Daughter m - - Johnson; lives in Arizona. [11-514] 3. Henry. [ 1 1—515] 4. Rex, m - ; lives 1706 Columbia Ave., Phila., Pa. [Dr. Burgin; letters unans.; unable to verify.} [11-392] ELIZA AMANDA REX, b Jan. 25, 1850; dau Joseph and Amanda E. (Keisel) Rex [11-185]; m Feb. 17, 1875, JOHN HOWARD JAMES, b Feb. 17, 1844; s John Polk and Louisa James. Both in Bala Home, Phila., Pa. No issue. [Dr. Burgin .] [11-393] MARY MILLER REX, b Nov. 20, 1852; dau Joseph and Amanda E. (Keisel) Rex [11- 185]; m Dec. 24, 1874, CHARLES DAGER, b Apr. 20, 1851; s Charles L. and Mary Dager. Res., Ambler, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): [11-516] 1. Amanda Rex, b Aug. 12, 1877; m Homer Webster. [11-517] 2. Howard James, b Apr. 27, 1882; m Frances Grace Fretz. [11-394] GEORGE REX, b Mar. 22, 1855; s Joseph and Amanda E. (Keisel) Rex [11-185]; m Feb. 26, 1880, ANNE KENDERDINE CLEAVER, b June 3, 1855; dau John and Sarah Cleaver. Res., Flourtown, Pa. (1918.) Children (4): 1. John C., b Feb. 20, 1881; d July 26, 1881. [11-518] 2. Joseph, b Apr. 8, 1882; m Tilly May Fletcher. 3. William C., b Nov. 18, 1885. 4. Sarah C., b June 6, 1888; d May 3, 1894. [11-395] KATHERINE HINKLE REX, 6 Feb. 7, 1861; dau Joseph and Amanda E. (Keisel) Rex [11-185]; m Apr. 11, 1889, CHARLES DAGER MOORE, b Sept. 30, 1856; d Mar. 18, 1918; s Richard S. and Tacy (Jarrett) Moore. Widow res., 702 Mattison Ave., Ambler, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): [11-519] 1. Marian Rex, b July 9, 1890; m Harold A. Wildrick. 2. Anna Estelle, b Feb. 2, 1892. [11-396] HANNAH W. REX, b Aug. 15, 1858; dau Joseph and Amanda E. (Keisel) Rex [11-185]; m. Apr. 9, 1891, ALBANUS STYER LOGAN, b Jan. 26, 1856; d Nov. 12. 1902; s George Rex and Jane (Shoemaker) Logan. Livery man; Hatboro, Pa. (1918.) One child: Anna Martha, b June 24, 1892; Hatboro, Pa. I [ 1 1— 401a] JAMES HENRY KEISEL, b Apr. 15, 1852; d July 27, 1896; s James and Caroline R. (Rex) Keisel [11-186]; m Dec. 1, 1892, VICTORIA ANNA KOCH; d May 26, 1894; dau Charles and Caroline Koch. One child: Victor Henry, b May 20, 1894. [ 1 1 —40 1 b ] JAMES HENRY KEISEL, same as above, m 2d time, June 9, 1895, FLORENCE MALVINA DE GOUR. No issue. James H. Keisel was a dentist. [Dr. Burgin; unable to complete.} 208 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-402] CHARLES REX KEISEL, b July 31, 1854; s James and Caroline R. (Rex) Keisel [11-186]; m Dec. 23, 1886, PHOEBE CLEAVER, dau Josiah and Martha Cleaver. Res. Ocean Grove, N. J. Children ( 2 ): 1. Martha Cleaver, b Nov. 23, 1887. 2. Raymond Cleaver, b May, 1899. [11-403] WILLIAM REX KEISEL, b Dec. 6, 1859; s James and Caroline R. (Rex) Keisel [11-186]; m Nov. 27, 1884, ANNA CECELIA DANNENHOWER, dau William and Adelaide Dannenhower. No issue. Res. Three Tuns, Pa. [11-404] EDWIN REX KEISEL, b Apr. 26, 1862; s James and Caroline R. (Rex) Keisel [11-186]; m Feb. 20, 1889, SARAH COATES SHREVE, b Feb. 2, 1862; dau Barzillai R. and Agnes E. (Haines) Shreve. Real estate broker; res. Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: [11-520] Marguerita Shreve, b Sept. 22, 1894; m William Genet Cowan. [11-409] EMILY AMANDA WEISS, b Dec. 14, 1840; dau Charles N. and Susan R. (Hortter) Weiss [11-189]; m Oct. 29, 1863, ALEXANDER HENRY JONES, b Jan. 30, 1836; d Dec. 23, 1913. One child: Charles C., b Jan. 6, 1866; 156 Pelham Rd., Mt. Airy, Pa. (1918.) The Editor is very much indebted to Mr. Charles C. Jones for most of the data bearing upon the Cornelius Nice branch of the Krauss family, of which he is a lineal descendant. [11-410] CHARLES HORTTER WEISS, b Mar. 21, 1852; s Charles N. and Susan R. (Hortter) Weiss [11-189]; m Feb. 15, 1877, SUSAN DUNLAP HANNA, b Jan. 15, 1851. Res. 159 Maplewood Ave., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): [11-521] 1. Emily Florence, b Dec. 14, 1878; m Sparta Fretz. [ 1 1—522] 2. Charles Robert, b Sept. 15, 1886; m Sophy H. Bispham. [11-411] GEORGE ELMER WEISS, b July 2, 1862; s Charles N. and Susan R. (Hortter) Weiss [11-189]; m Feb. 21, 1890, MARY MYERS, b Dec. 13, 1865. Res. 365 E. Chelten Ave., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. George Alexander, b Feb. 3, 1892; d Mar. 17, 1892. [11-523] 2. Dorothy, b Feb. 19, 1896; m Thomas Wayne MacDowell. [ll-415a] JOHN W. GOODFELLOW, b May 17, 1856; s John and Amanda M. (Shuster) Good- fellow [11-192]; m Aug. 11, 1884, ELIZABETH PIPER KINSLER, b July 3, 1858; d July 3, 1897; dau Louis C. and Elizabeth (Piper) Kinsler. One child: [11-526] Arthur Norton, b Apr. 5, 1886; m Helen Carlisle Van Dusen. [ll-415b] JOHN W. GOODFELLOW, same as above, m 2nd time, May 17, 1899, ADELAIDE POTTS, b Mar. 7, 1860; dau Hiram and Hannah Keisel (Huston) Potts. Paying teller; res. 232 School House Lane, Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-416] JOHN G. BOWMAN, b Mar. 11, 1849; d May 26, 1908; s S. Howard and Elizabeth (Goodfellow) Bowman [11-193]; m Dec., 1867, SARAH A. HEYS, b Dec. 4, 1847; dau Robert and Anna (Warburton) Heys. Conveyancer and legal stenographer. Widow res. 5022 Irving St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (9): [11-527] 1. Samuel Perkins, b Mar. 29, 1868; m Jessie Durkee. 2. John Howard, b Feb., 1870; d, Sept. 10, 1878. 3. Robert Heys, b Dec., 1872; d Sept. 24, 1878. 4. Emma L., b Sept., - ; d Sept. 15, 1878. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 209 [11-528] 5. Grace, b Mar. 25, 1877; m John L. Hand. [11-529] 6. Sara Elizabeth, b Sept. 3, 1881; m William A. Campion. [11-530] 7. C. Horace, b Nov. 2, 1886; m Clara Case. [11-531] 8. Maude, b Mar. 25, 1888; in John Middleton, Jr. 9. Lillian, b Dec. 30, 1889; 5022 Irving St., Phila. [11-417] EMMA BOWMAN, b Sept. 17, 1856; dau S. Howard and Elizabeth (Goodfellow) Bowman [11-193]; m Mar. 17, 1875, JOHN MAYTROTT, b Nov. 29, 1848; s Gebhard and Mary (Sibel) Maytrott. Grape juice manufacturer (retired); res. Landis Ave., Vineland, N. J. (1919.) Children (6): 1. Gebhard, b Dec. 18, 1875; d Dec. 18, 1875. 2. Meta Edith, b Aug. 13, 1877 ; d Mar. 5, 1887. [ 1 1—532] 3. Emma L., b Oct. 25, 1879; m Theodore Ruhoff. 4. Howard Bertram, b July 10, 1882; d Dec. 16, 1884. 5. John Elmer, b Sept. 7, 1885; d Mar. 8, 1887. [11-533] 6. Warren Wiley, b Feb. 23, 1890; m Alice Aileen Craig. [11-418] EMMA E. GOODFELLOW, b Jan. 12, 1864; dau Samuel and Eliza (Cavanaugh) Good- fellow [11-194]; m Oct. 15, 1888, WILLIAM H. G. MORRELL, b Dec. 24, 1865; d July 17, 1917; s Fairfax A. and Margaret F. (Brown) Morrell. Clerk, P. R. R. ; res. 626 N. Connecticut Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. (1919.) No issue. [11-421] MARY ESTELLA GOODFELLOW, b Dec. 2, 1874; dau Samuel and Eliza (Cavanaugh) Goodfellow [11-194]; m Feb. 11, 1904, JOHN WILSON SIDLE, b May 25, 1873; s John W. and Re¬ becca Renshaw (Neivel) Sidle. Teacher of manual training and woodwork, Central High School, Phila. Res. Rushland, Bucks Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Emma Rebecca, b Dec. 7, 1904. 2. Carl Goodfellow, b May 22, 1906. 3. William Regester, b Feb. 11, 1910. 4. Barbara Esther, b Jan. 14, 1912. 5. Robert Goodfellow, b Apr. 27, 1913. [11—422] SALLIE C. GOODFELLOW, b Feb. 27, 1878; dau Samuel and Eliza (Cavanaugh) Goodfellow [11-194]; in Feb. 27, 1913, FRANK JULIAN PALMER, b May 18, 1866; s Dr. Benjamin F. and Julia (Rogers) Palmer. Retired; res. 326 School Lane, Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issue. Dr. Benjamin F. Palmer invented the “Palmer’s Artificial Leg” which received the prize medal at the Great Exhibition of All Nations, in London, 1851. He was appointed by the U. S. to manufacture patent limbs for wounded soldiers and sailors. [11—124] ARTHUR GEORGE FOX, b Sept. 12, 1850; d June 17, 1891; s Arthur W. and Malvina (Horter) Fox [11-196]; m KATHARINE PATTERSON. Children (2): 1. Arthur; 2. George. [ No further data obtainable.} [11-425] KATHARINE FOX, b June 10, 1852; dau Arthur W. and Malvina (Horter) Fox [11-196]; m June 19, 1878, CHRISTIAN ROBERT BOSCHE, b Mar. 22, 1849; d Oct. 15, 1911 ; s John and Mary (Darlington) Bosche. Carriage mfr. ; res. 167 Park St., Buffalo, N. Y. (1918.) Children (3): [11-524] 1. Robert Fox, b Apr. 16, 1879; m Helen Pratt Wilber. [ 1 1—525] 2. Alys Marian, b Sept. 4, 1883; m Royal W. Lescher. 3. Ethel Laura, unm; 167 Park St., Buffalo, N. Y. [11-426] WILLIAM JAMES FOX, b Apr. 2, 1860; s Arthur W. and Malvina (Horter) Fox [11- 196]; ra June 12, 1890, MARIAN LATHROP, b Jan. 30, 1864; dau Thomas W. and Alice (Scott) Lathrop. Cashier, California Wine Ass.; res. Burlingame, Cal. (1918.) One child: Janet L., b May 16, 1892. 210 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-427] WELLINGTON EDGAR REED, b May 17, 1894; s John F. and Marie (Manske) Reed [11-197]; m Feb. 10, 1915, DOROTHEA WESTON, b July 31, 1893; daw Clarence A. Weston. Farmer; Pierce, Neb. (1917.) One child: Edgar W., b Oct. 14, 1916. [11-428] ERMA KRIEBEL URFFER, b May 25, 1895; dan Adam S. and Sallie G. (Kriebel) Urffer [11-220]; m Apr. 15, 1916, AARON PERCfVAL FOX, b Mar. 19, 1896; s Aaron and Margaret (Hess) Fox. Shipping clerk; res. Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Esther Mae, b Oct. 1, 1916. 2. Bessie Alvena, b Nov. 12, 1918. [11-430] AUSTIN A. URFFER, b Jan. 20, 1883; s Charles W. and Clementine S. (Stoudt) Urffer [11-227]; m May 30, 1903, FLORA HOFFMAN KRAUSS, b Mar. 10, 1882; dau Henry and Amanda (Hoffman) Krauss [11-145]. Farmer; res. Coopersburg, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Earl K., b Aug. 12, 1906. 2. Marvin K., b Nov. 17, 1909. 3. Charles H., b Apr. 28, 1915. [11-431] CLAUD J. URFFER, b Apr. 16, 1885; s Charles W. and Clementine S. (Stoudt) Urffer [11-227]; m ESTELLA HEIMBACH, b July 11, 1886; dau James M. and Leanna (Jones) Heimbach. Res. Coopersburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (8): 1. Mildred G., b July 11, 1905; d Apr. 14, 1906. 2. Robert J., b Jan. 15, 1907. 3. Edna R., b Jan. 15, 1909; d Nov. 8, 1912. 4. Helen V., b Aug. 28, 1911. 5. Evelyn G., b Mar. 20, 1914. 6. Ada C., b June 1, 1916. 7. Arthur S., b Dec. 26, 1918. 8. Russel, b July 10, 1920. [11-432] OTTO V. URFFER, b Nov. 10, 1890; s Charles W. and Clementine S. (Stoudt) Urffer [ 1 1-227 ] ; m July 18, 1917, JENNIE DIMMIG, b Feb. 6, 1889 ; dau Daniel and Mary (Sechler) Dimmig. Teacher; res. Pennsburg, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [11-434] ELDA M. URFFER, b July 1, 1895; dau Charles W. and Clementine S. (Stoudt) Urffer [11-227]; m Mar. 17, 1916, FRANK HUNSBERGER, b Nov. 20, 1897; s John D. and Lizzie (Shelly) Hunsberger. Cigar maker; res. Milford Square, Pa. (1920.) One child: John U., b Oct. 31, 1916. [11-435] SADIE M. URFFER, b Aug. 9, 1900; dau Charles W. and Clementine C. (Stoudt) Urffer [11-227]; m June 14, 1919, JOHN L. BALL, b Mar. 9, 1895; s John and Mary E. (Hillegass) Ball. Auto mechanic; res. 752 N. 20th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: Mildred U., b Aug. 14, 1920. [11-436] STANLEY MATTHEW URFFER, b Jan. 30, 1886; s Oliver H. and Mary S. (Carl) Urffer [11-228;] m June 15, 1912, CLARA VIRGINIA THOMAS, b June 15, 1892; dau Benjamin and Sallie (Reilly) Thomas. Factory executive; res. 7209 Oak Ave., Oak Lane, Pa. (1921.) One child: Helen Ruth, b Apr. 22, 1919. [11-437] HANNAH IRENE SMITH, b Oct. 20, 1883; dau Alfred B. and Amanda J. (Lacey) Smith [11-230]; m Aug. 21, 1906, GEORGE FREDERICK WAIDELICH, b Oct. 20, 1879; s Dexter T. and Jeanette (Lutz) Waidelich. Clerk; res. 5216 N. 10th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Alfred Thomas, b July 21, 1907. 2. James Richard, b Nov. 1, 1911. 3. George Warren, b Aug. 22, 1917. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 211 [11-438] SARA LOVINA GERY, b Feb. 16, 1885; dau Nevin K. and Ellen W. (Gilbert) Gery [11-241]; m June 23, 1917, HOWARD W.UNRUH, b Nov. 19, 1879; s John Cuckle and Melissa (Wentz) Unruh. Accountant; res. 1205 Foulkrod St., Frankford, Phila., Pa. (1918.) No issue. [11-439] HOWARD STANLEY GERY, b Oct. 28, 1886; s Nevin K. and Ellen W. (Gilbert) Gery [11-241]; m Sept. 17, 1917, MINNIE ARVADA LEACH, b July 20, 1892; dau Rollo Lincoln and Martha J. (Mills) Leach. Musician; res. 3612 N. 16th St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: Ellen Jane, b Aug. 10, 1918. [11-440] HOWARD GERY DIMMIG, b Apr. 25, 1894; s John L. and Clara L. (Gery) Dimmig [11-245]; m June 8, 1918, MARGARET ROBINSON SMITH, b Oct. 25, 1892; dau Frank Philip and Mary E. (Robinson) Smith. Research chemist; res. 1208 Market St., Wilmington, Del. (1919.) A To issue. [11-442] IRENE THEODORA KRAUSS, b June 9, 1889; dau Elmer F. and Irene E. (Hartzell) Krauss [ll-248a]; m June 11, 1913, REV. D. EVERETT BOSSERMAN, b Aug. 17, 1888; s David W. and Emma (Speaks) Bosserman. Clergyman; res. 138 E. Winifred St., St. Paul, Minn. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Emma Irene, b Feb. 14, 1916. 2. Elmer Everett, b Oct. 30, 1917. [11-443] REV. PAUL HARTZELL KRAUSS, b Nov. 16, 1890; s Rev. Elmer F. and Irene E. (Hartzell) Krauss [ll-248a]; m Dec. 31, 1914, HELEN AVERY HITCHCOCK, b Dec. 23, 1888; dau Alvirus and Jeannette (Meigs) Hitchcock. Clergyman; Mt. Zion Lutheran Church; res. 4139 Franklin Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Paul H. Krauss has a church in Pittsburgh, but is doing camp pastoral work at Camp Lee, Va. (1918.) Of Pennsylvania German Schwenkfelder stock he married the purest New England Puritan strain, daughter of a line of Congregational ministers originating in the 1620-30 New England immi¬ grations. His uncle, Mr. Charles O. Krauss, of Philadelphia, has the parchment deed of the original Krauss homestead, to Baltzer or Balthazar Krauss signed by the sons of William Penn. Anthony Krauss, his grandfather, invented a practical wool carding machine, and founded the farm implement manufactory of Krauss & Sons, at Kraussdale, Pa. His father, John, was a surveyor and well educated man. His surveying instruments and several mathematical and classical treatises are in the Schwenk¬ felder Historical Library. [11-444] ELINOR HANNAH DIXON, b Oct. 19, 1898; dau William and Florence (Krauss) Dixon [11-249]; m Sept. 15, 1920, GILBERT DIAMOND, b Mar. 10, 1896; s James and Amanda (Wagner) Diamond. Res. 6105 Jefferson St., Phila., Pa. No children. Mr. Diamond served for two years in the U. S. Army during the World War, as Lieutenant in the Motor Transport Corps. [11-445] HELEN K. SCHANTZ, b May 21, 1891; dau Dr. William S. and Emma R. (Krauss) Schantz [11-252]; m Sept. 1, 1917, ROGER SCHLANKER SEASHOLTZ, b July 4, 1893; s Charles W. and Elmira S. Seasholtz. Accountant; res. 4533 York Rd., Phila., Pa. Mr. Seasholtz served in the U. S. A., and was stationed at Camp Meade, Md. (1918.) No issue. [11-446] CLARENCE PAUL SCHANTZ, b Apr. 3, 1893; s Dr. William S. and Emma R. (Krauss) Schantz [11-252]; m June 17, 1916, LUCY EDNA BARKE, dau Charles Barke. Bridge designer, P. R. R. ; res. 218 Williams Ave., Narberth, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [11-447] HARVEY W. H. STEINMETZ, b Mar. 28, 1896; s William E. and Emma J. (Ackerman) Steinmetz [11-253]; m Aug. 6, 1916, PERMA S. HARTMAN, b Dec. 12, 1896; dau Frank G. and Clara (Weaver) Hartman. Automobile business; res. Slatington, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [11-448] ELSIE MAY STEINMETZ, b Apr. 5, 1900; dau William E. and Emma J. (Ackerman) Steinmetz [11-253]; m Nov. 18, 1916, ARCHIE LEVI REICHARD, b Apr. 12, 1897; s Henry Wilson and Julia (Spahn) Reichard. Machinist; res. 415^2 Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Dorothea May, b June 25, 1917. 212 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-449] MAMIE REGEN, b Dec. 2, 1890; dau William M. and Mary E. (Krauss) Regen [11- 259.1]; m July 1, 1916, DR. ERNEST B. MILLER, b May 12, 1891; s Charles E. and Sallie E. (Bru¬ baker) Miller. Physician and surgeon; res. Elkton, Va. No issue. (1919.) [11-450] HARRIET AGNES REGEN, b Aug. 28, 1895; dau William M. and Mary E. (Krauss) Regen [11-259.1]; m Sept. 3, 1913, REINHARD JULIUS TRAUMANN; s Lewis J. and Hedwig A. (Gerke) Traumann. Chauffeur; res. 8 W. Lafayette St., Trenton, N. J. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Marie Hedwig, b Mar. 25, 1914. 2. Reinhard William, b June 17, 1915. 3. June Natalie, b Dec. 19, 1916. [ 1 1-451 ] EDNA M. FORSTER, b May 29, 1890 ; dau Henry and Alice M. (Henry) Forster [ 1 1-260] ; m Sept. 21, 1911, WILLIAM STIRLING, b Oct. 4, 1881; s William and Augusta (Geoffroy) Stirling. Reporter; res. 5937 Spring St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issue. [ 1 1-452] HERBERT G. TREISBACH, b Nov. 12, 1888 ; s Jerome B. and Flora (Gehman) Treisbach [11-261]; m Jan. 28, 1913, RETA NAOMI EIDELL, b June 12, 1885; dau Augustus R. and Catharine K. (Crouthamel) Eidell. Printer and Linotype operator; res. 33 8th St., Quakertown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Gordon Eidell, 6Dec. 6, 1914. [11-453] CLARENCE G. TREISBACH, b June 12, 1889; s Jerome B. and Flora (Gehman) Treis¬ bach [11-261]; m Dec. 1, 1909, HULDA EDNA BOWMAN, b Nov. 14, 1888; dau E. Maurice and Mary E. (McManus) Bowman. Machinist; res. Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Elwood Clarence, b July 6, 1910. 2. George Jerome, b Jan. 14, 1912. 3. Herbert Edward, b June 21, 1914. 4. Mary Ella, b Nov. 1, 1915. 5. Frank Albert, b Feb. 13, 1917. [11-455] LAURA MAY RAMBERG, b May 22, 1900; dau Edward O. and Laura (Krauss) Ramberg [ll-265a]; m June 17, 1918, JAMES CURRIE McGINN, b June 14, 1895; s Jane (Currie) McGinn. Private secretary; res. 4617 Ludlow St., Phila., Pa. James C. McGinn was a yeoman in the U. S. N. (1918.) No issue. [11-456] MILDRED SHERWOOD, b Apr. 26, 1900; dau Thomas P. and Alice V. (Krauss) Sherwood [11-269]; rn Sept. 30, 1916, ARMAND FREDERICK BOSCH, b May 15, 1896; s Marma- duke and - (Thackray) Bosch. Machinist; res. 6026 DeLaneey St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: Alice Virginia, b Apr. 24, 1916. [11-457] LILLIE ACKERMAN, b Jan. 25, 1884; dau Frank and Cillia A. (Krauss) Ackerman [11-276]; m Jan. 5, 1905, LEWIS ZIPF, b Nov, 13, 1882. Farmer; res. Quakertown, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Laurence, b Feb. 7, 1906. 2. Verna, b Mar. 2, 1911. 3. Alma, b Aug. 25, 1915. [11-458] CLARA ACKERMAN, b Mar. 5, 1886; dau Frank and Cillia A. (Krauss) Ackerman [11-276]; m Mar. 21, 1903, ALLEN WOLF, b Apr. 26, 1878; s Edwin and Mary (Fox) Wolf. Wood¬ worker; res. Telford, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Paul E., b Aug. 16, 1903. 2. LeRoy, b Jan. 23, 1909. [11-461] MARIAN ERNEY KRAUSS, b Mar. 28, 1896; dau Morris E. and Flora V. (Erney) Krauss [11-278]; m June 9, 1917, JAMES RUSSEL WEIKEL, b Oct. 3, 1892; s John and Mary (Geissinger) Weikel. Steel worker; res. Quakertown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Mary Virginia, b May 21, 1918. The Lutheran Church in Harpersdorf, Silesia, which the early Schwenkfelders refused to attend. Plate 26 An interior view of the Harpersdorf Lutheran Church showing the three galleries that encircle the church and the pipe organ in the upper gallery. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 213 [11-463] FLORENCE VIRGINIA BARTHOLOMEW, b Dec. 21, 1890; dau Lewis and Puella (Krauss) Bartholomew [11-280]; m Sept. 6, 1911, HERBERT GODSHALL, b Mar. 26, 1886; s William H. and Marietta S. (Gerhart) Godshall. Ice Mfr. ; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) One child: Herbert William, b Jan. 18, 1915. [11-464] WILLIAM HARRISON BEALER, b Aug. 12, 1892; s Allen K. and Emma (Stahl) Bealer [11-285]; m Sept. 4, 1912, LEAH RICE, b June 28, 1893; dau William Rice. Res. 425 N. 6th St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Charles William, b Nov. 8, 1913. 2. Marguerite Minnie, b Dec. 18, 1915. [11-465] WALTER V. LANDIS, b Oct. 4, 1882; s Abraham E. and Ellen (Hallman) Landis [11- 287 ] ; m Nov. 25, 1903, ANNA VIRGINIA GRAHAM, b July 22, 1881 ; dau John F. and Anna Virginia (Sutton) Graham. Clerk: res. 4234 N. 7th St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) No issue. [11-466] FLORENCE M. LANDIS, b June 10, 1885; dau Abraham E. and Ellen (Hallman) Landis [11-287]; m Feb. 5, 1910, CLARENCE STEFFAN FAUNCE, b July 19, 1880; s Christian and Clara (Wibel) Faunce. Steel and copper engraver; res. 2327 N. Fairhill St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Franklin Roy, b Sept. 10, 1911. 2. Clara Ellen, b July 24, 1913. [11-467] WILLIAM S. LANDIS, b Sept. 10, 1887; s Abraham E. and Ellen (Hallman) Landis [11-287]; m June 27, 1909, EMILY M. FABIAN, b May 25, 1889; dau Oscar J. and Sophia (Herbert) Fabian. Asst, chief clerk; res. 4360 N. Franklin St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Erma Mae, b Apr. 5, 1910. 2. Robert William, b Nov. 5, 1912. [ 1 1-468] EMMA GOTTSHALK, b Apr. 25, 1887 ; dau John B. and Emma M. (Hallman) Gottshalk [11-289]; m Mar. 30, 1910, CONRAD BAUER, b Oct. 5, 1888; s Nicklaus and Christine (Steinmetz) Bauer. Dental instrument maker; res. 2358 Germantown Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Mildred Mabel, b Dec. 3, 1914. [11-469] JOHN H. GOTTSHALK, b Oct. 20, 1888; s John B. and Emma M. (Hallman) Gottshalk [11-289]; m May 27, 1911, ELIZABETH VERA STROHLEIN, b Apr. 22, 1890; dau George M. and Hannah Rose Strohlein. Clerk; res. 2544 Orkney St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: John H., b Dec. 30, 1911. [11-470] VIOLA GOTTSHALK, b Mar. 25, 1893; daw John B. and Emma M. (Hallman) Gottshalk [11-289]; m Nov. 3, 1915, NELSON JACOB RINK, b Apr. 19, 1896; s Jacob and Lillian (Derbyshire) Rink. Dental worker; res. 2534 Orkney St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Ruth E., b Apr. 1, 1916. 2. Nelson H., b May 20, 1917. [11-471] WILLIAM R. HELM, b July 31, 1889; s William and Amanda L. (Hallman) Helm [11-290]; m Apr. 15, 1914, ISABELLA G. BOWNE, b Oct. 24, 1893; dau William M. and Augusta B. (Haines) Bowne. Hatter; res. 1214 W. Sargent St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children {3): 1. William T., b Mar. 5, 1915. 2. Dorothy M., b Mar. 23, 1916; d Oct. 31, 1916. 3. Raymond J., b Mar. 29, 1918. [11-472] ELWOOD HELM, b July 29, 1893; s William and Amanda L. (Hallman) Helm [11-290]; m Aug. 11, 1915, DORA A. LINDENMUTH; dau Theodore and Mary R. (Weiss) Lindenmuth. Hatter, 2942 Ringgold St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1918.) 214 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [11-473] AMANDA HELM, b Oct. 12, 1895; dau William and Amanda L. (Hallman) Helm [11- 290]; m Oct. 6, 1915, JOSEPH WRIGHT, b Jan. 23, 1895; s John W. and Fredericka (Lange) Wright. Riveter; res. 1335 W. Silver St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1918.) [11-474] ELMER K. ERB, b Apr. 29, 1890; s Benjamin M. and Emma (Krauss) Erb [11-299]; m July 2, 1910, ELLA S. YOUNG, b Aug. 31, 1891; dau Hiram and Susan (Schmoyer) Young. Res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Linwood, b Oct. 31, 1910. 2. Margaret, b Aug. 19, 1916. [11-475] NORMAN ERB, b Nov. 14, 1895; d Sept. 12, 1917; s Benjamin and Emma (Krauss) Erb [11-299]; m Feb. 12, 1916, MABEL MARIA HEADMAN, b May 22, 1897; dau P. Henry and Catherine E. (Welker) Headman. Cigar maker; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Child, stillborn, June 4, 1916. [11-476] TITUS S. KRAUSS, b Jan. 4, 1892; s Allen S. and Amanda S. (Schultz) Krauss [11-300]; m Mar. 20, 1915, MIRIAM MOSER, b June 14, 1898; dau James M. Moser. Res. Nazareth, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Arthur James, b Jan. 23, 1917. 2. Mae Irene, b July 7, 1918. [11-477] FLORENCE MILLER, b Jan. 16, 1892; dau Henry W. and Emma E. (Scheetz) Miller [ll-331a]; m Aug. 10, 1912, FRANK SCHOLL, b Nov. 11, 1891; s William and Elizabeth Scholl. Trucker and farmer; Quakertown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Margaret, b Dec. 15, 1917. [11-478] GERTRUDE M. MOYER, b Mar. 28, 1891; dau Charles C. and Emma W. (Miller) Moyer [11-332]; m Nov. 28, 1912, JACOB GREUP BENNER, b Oct. 3, 1893; s Webster and Celesta Benner. Cigar maker; 622 Juniper St., Quakertown, Pa. (1917.) One child: Helen Mae, b July 12, 1913; d July 31, 1917. [11-479] MINNIE L. GREULICH, b June 1, 1889; dau Morris L. and Lizzie B. (Fox) Greulich [11-333]; m Apr. 24, 1919, MICHAEL F. DONNELLY, b Sept. 27, 1878; s Hugh and Catharine (Murphy) Donnelly. Lawyer; 213 Green Lane, Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issue. [11-480] CLARENCE FRANKLIN GREULICH, b Feb. 5, 1895; s Erwin F. and Kate A. (Weil) Greulich [11-334]; m June 1, 1918, EDNA MAY MOORE, b May 6, 1900; dau Harry M. and Mabel F. (Sterneman) Moore. Stenographer and clerk; res. 333 W. Walnut St., Lancaster, Pa. (1919.) One child: June Moore, b July 2, 1919. [11-481] LILLIAN MAY KRAUSS, b Feb. 23, 1898; dau Oliver N. and Annie (Weaver) Krauss [11-349]; m Feb. 12, 1916, OSCAR B. BREY, b Dec. 21, 1885; s David B. and Mary A. (Diehl) Brey. Finisher; res. 717 Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) • Children (2): 1. Oliver D., b June 18, 1916; d Sept. 9, 1916. 2. Mary A., b Dec. 10, 1917. [11-482] MARY ELIZABETH KRAUSS, b Mar. 19, 1899; dau Oliver N. and Annie (Weaver) Krauss [11-349]; m Feb. 23, 1919, JOSEPH ZELESKI, b Oct. 24, 1898; s John and Frances (Mojeski) Zeleski. Glass blower; res. 164 Chestnut St., Spring City, Pa. (1920.) One child: Regina Helen, b Aug. 20, 1919. [11-483] MARY J. STOUDT, b Feb. 6, 1892; dau John H. and Hannah N. (Krauss) Stoudt [11-350]; m July 27, 1912, WALTER ELTZ. Mrs. Eltz resides 522 N. 7th St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Separated. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 215 Children (2): 1. Edna E. Berger, b Nov. 30, 1910; dan Mary J. Stoudt. 2. Robert J., b Sept. 28, 1913; d Aug. 3, 1914. [11-487] FRANK LITTLE, b Dec. 23, 1853; d Nov. 23, 1916; s Christopher and Anna L. (Russel) Little [11-377]; m MARY E. LAVELLE. One child: George; Reading, Pa. [11-487. la] ANDREW RUSSEL LITTLE, b Aug. 30, 1856; d Feb. 1, 1895; s Christopher and Anna L. (Russel) Little [11-377]; m 1st, LIBBIE YOUNG; [ll-487.1b] m 2d time, MINNIE BUCK. Res. Shamokin, Pa. Children (3): Three daughters; unm. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [11-487.2] HARRY LITTLE, b Mar. 11, 1859; s Christopher and Anna L. (Russel) Little [11-377]; m MAUD SMITH. Children (3): Three sons: 2 m; 1 unm. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [11-488] GEORGE LITTLE, b Oct. 18, 1861; d Oct. 3, 1910; s Christopher and Anna L. (Russel) Little [11-377]; m NANCY BEARD. Children (5): Two sons; 1 m; 1 unm. Three daughters; 2 m; 1 unm. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [11-502] PERCIVAL TAYLOR REX, b Nov. 4, 1876; s William H. and Blanche (Boyer) Rex [11-386]; m June 14, 1904, EFFIE CASSEL, b Sept. 29, 1874; dau Joseph C. and Sarah A. (Miller) Cassel [21-69]. Teacher; res. 421 S. 43d St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Elizabeth, b Dec. 6, 1907. [11-503] HELEN R. REX, b Jan. 31, 1881; dau William H. and Blanche (Boyer) Rex [11-386]; m Sept. 1, 1914, DR. E. E. POWNALL, b Sept. 29, 1861; s Miles S. and Mary (Swartz) Pownall. Physician; Richboro, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [11-504] WALLACE WILLBOYER REX, b July 13, 1890; s William H. and Blanche (Boyer) Rex [11-386]; m Sept. 22, 1915, EMMA GETZ BROOKS, b Dec. 17, 1890; dau Henry G. and Annie E. (Rhodes) Brooks. Farmer; Churchville, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Wallace Willboyer, b July 19, 1916. 2. William Henry, b Dec. 12, 1917. [11-505] ALFRED CLARK TOMLINSON, b July 19, 1872; s Wells and Rebecca (Young) Tomlin¬ son [11-388]; m Nov. 7, 1895, BEATRICE ALICE LANING, b Dec. 16, 1876. Salesman; res. Aldan, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Alfred Rex, b Jan. 9, 1897. 2. Roy Mecke, b July 13, 1903. 3. Beatrice Alice, b Feb. 13, 1905. [ll-506a] GEORGE WALTER REX, b Feb. 18, 1869; s John M. and Hannah (Fleck) Rex [11- 389]; m Jan. 5, 1892, ANNA CLAYTON, b Sept. 6, 1869; d Mar. 7, 1908; dau George R. and Harriet (Stout) Clayton. One child: [11-534] George Clayton, b Nov. 27, 1892; m Rose Marple; Maple Glen, Pa. [ 1 1— 506b] GEORGE WALTER REX, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 5, 1911, EVA STOUT, b Feb. 9, 1874; dau Elwood and Emma (Brooke) Stout. Farmer; Maple Glen, Pa. No issue. (1919.) 216 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [ 1 1-508] MARY AMANDA REX, b Jan. 14, 1874 ; dau John M. and Hannah (Fleck) Rex [ 1 1-389] ; m June 10, 1896, WILLIAM M. DAGER, b Dec. 11, 1866; s George and Sarah (Michener) Dager. Farmer; Ambler, Pa. William M. Dager conducted the Park Valley Mill for twenty-two years. (1919.) Children (J): 1. John R., b Apr. 22, 1897; Ambler, Pa. 2. Frank L., b Aug. 5, 1900; Ambler, Pa. 3. Sara M., b Sept. 22, 1901; Ambler, Pa. 4. Mabel H., b July 11, 1914. [11-510] JOHN HARVEY REX, b Oct. 16, 1888; s John M. and Hannah (Fleck) Rex [11-389]; m Apr. 7, 1915, ANNA VIRGINIA SCHALL, b Sept. 1, 1888; dau Reuben T. and Anna V. (White) Schall. Salesman; 914 Swede St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Margaret Schall, b July 24, 1916. 2. Anna Virginia, b June 9, 1918. [11-516] AMANDA REX DAGER, b Aug. 12, 1877; dau Charles and Mary M. (Rex) Dager [ 1 1-393] ; m Apr. 17, 1900, HOMER WEBSTER, b Nov. 30, 1875 ; s Charles T. and Deborah B. (Smith) Webster. Foreman; res. Ambler, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Charles Herbert, b Jan. 11, 1901; d Mar. 26, 1903. 2. Mary Elizabeth, b July 27, 1904. 3. Helen Kathryn, b June 13, 1907. 4. Anna Margaret, b Dec. 26, 1909. 5. Francis Lillian, b Apr. 5, 1913. [11-517] HOWARD JAMES DAGER, b Apr. 27, 1882; s Charles and Mary M. (Rex) Dager [ 1 1-393] ; m June 30, 1917, FRANCES GRACE FRETZ, b May 28, 1888 ; dau Henry L. and Wilhelmina (Kline) Fretz. Real estate broker; Ambler, Pa. No issue. (1918.) Howard J. Dager was Burgess of Boro, of Ambler, Pa., 1909-1914. [11-519] MARIAN REX MOORE, b July 9, 1890; dau Charles D. and Katherine H. (Rex) Moore [11-395]; m Apr. 2, 1914, HAROLD A. WILDRICK, b Dec. 26, 1883; s David and Ella (Gage) Wildrick. Engineer; Ambler, Pa. Children (2): 1. Harold A., b Apr. 4, 1915. 2. Virginia Moore, b Mar. 20, 1917. [11-520] MARGUERITE SHREVE KEISEL, b Sept. 22, 1894; dau Edwin R. and Sarah C. (Shreve) Keisel [11-404]; m June 15, 1915, WILLIAM GENET COWAN, b Mar. 31, 1878; s Nathan F. and Sallie A. (Wilkins) Cowan. Fire insurance broker; res. Merchantville, N. J. (1918.) No issue. [11-521] EMILY FLORENCE WEISS, b Dec. 14, 1878; dau Charles H. and Susan D. (Hanna) Weiss [11-410]; m Jan. 2, 1900, SPARTA FRETZ, b Nov. 22, 1870. One child: Sparta, Jr., b June 2, 1902. [11-522] CHARLES ROBERT WEISS, b Sept. 15, 1886; s Charles H. and Susan D. (Hanna) Weiss [11-410]; m June 8, 1918, SOPHY H. BISPHAM. No issue. [11-523] DOROTHY WEISS, b Feb. 19, 1896; dau George E. and Mary (Myers) Weiss [11-411]; m June 18, 1917, THOMAS WAYNE MacDOWELL. [11-524] ROBERT FOX BOSCHE, b Apr. 16, 1879; s Christian R. and Katharine (Fox) Bosche [11-425]; m June 2, 1906, HELEN PRATT WILBER, b Sept. 6, 1875; dau Everett B. and Mary (Kinne) Wilber. Commercial Dept., New York Telephone Co.; res. 67 Park St., Buffalo, N. Y. (1918.) No issue. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 217 [11-525] ALYS MARIAN BOSCHE, b Sept. 4, 1883; dau Christian R. and Katharine (Fox) Bosche [11-425]; m Aug. 6. 1904, ROYAL WILLIAM LESCHER, b Aug. 12, 1883; s Z. N. and Rose C. (Wiswell) Lescher. Architect; res. Phoenix, Ariz. (1918.) No issue. [11-526] ARTHUR NORTON GOODFELLOW, b Apr. 5, 1886; s John W. and Elizabeth P. (Kinsler) Goodfellow [ll-415a]; m Oct. 21, 1916, HELEN CARLISLE VAN DUSEN, b Aug. 3, 1891; dau Samuel B. and Fanny F. (Carlisle) Van Dusen. Nice Ball Bearing Co., Phila. ; res. 5131 Morris St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Thorp Van Dusen, b Apr. 2, 1919. [11-527] SAMUEL PERKINS BOWMAN, b Mar. 29, 1868; s John G. and Sarah A. (Heys) Bowman [11-416]; m JESSIE DURKEE, b July 16, 1879; dau Alfred R. and Emily (Scott) Durkee. Insurance agent, Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co.; res. 116 Elmwood Ave., Narberth, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Willard, b Aug. 19, 1907. 2. Elizabeth, b Dec. 9, 1910. 3. Ralph H., b Aug. 26, 1912. [11-528] GRACE BOWMAN, b Mar. 25, 1877; dau John G. and Sarah A. (Heys) Bowman [11-416]; m Nov. 20, 1901, JOHN LEONARD HAND, b Oct. 17, 1878; s John E. and Caroline (Morris) Hand. Nautical instrument mfr.; res. 5339 Locust St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children {2) : 1. John Bowman, b May 26, 1909. 2. Harmon Stanley, b Oct. 30, 1910. [11-529] SARA ELIZABETH BOWMAN, b Sept. 3, 1881; dau John G. and Sarah A. (Heys) Bowman [11-416]; m Jan. 7, 1909, WILLIAM A. CAMPION, b Jan. 2, 1884; s James and Mary A. (Flood) Campion. Salesman; res. Berlin, N. J. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Edward F., b July 2, 1916. 2. Horace Bowman, b July 30, 1918. [11-531] MAUDE BOWMAN, b Mar. 25, 1888; dau John G. and Sarah A. (Heys) Bowman [ 1 1-416] ; m JOHN MIDDLETON, JR., b June 5, 1868 ; s John and Clementine M. (Martin) Middleton. Res. 1715 West Montgomery Ave., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [11-532] EMMA L. MAYTROTT, b Oct. 25, 1879; dau John and Emma (Bowman) Maytrott [11-417]; m Dec. 25, 1918, THEODORE RUHOFF, 6 Apr. 4, 1879; s Theodore F. and Sophie (Phings- ten) Ruhoff. Accountant, office of Director of Finance; res. 171 You St., N. E., Washington, D. C. No issue. (1919.) [11-533] WARREN WILEY MAYTROTT, b Feb. 23, 1890; s John and Emma (Bowman) Maytrott [ 1 1-417] ;m Dec. 17, 1918, ALICE AILEEN CRAIG, 6Nov. 1, 1898; dau Moses and Alice M. (Currier) Craig. Florist; dahlia specialist; res. East Landis Ave., Vineland, N. J. No issue. (1919.) [11-534] GEORGE CLAYTON REX, b Nov. 27, 1892; s George W. and Anna (Clayton) Rex. [ll-506a]; m Dec. 20, 1913, ROSE ANNA MARPLE, b Aug. 7, 1892; dau Milton R. and Lillie M. (Hippie) Marple. Farmer; Maple Glen, Pa. (1919.) One child: John Walter, b Oct. 7, 1917. ' . * ' ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ A ' . ' MELCHIOR HUBNER (HEEBNER) [E 17] and his DESCENDANTS 220 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [17] MELCHIOR HUBNER, M. D. [E 17], b about 1668 in Laubgrund, Silesia: d July 12, 1738; s George and Maria (John) Hiibner; his grandmother was a sister of Dr. Martin John, Jr. From the 12th year of his age Melchior Hiibner lived with Dr. Martin John in Hockenau until the death of Dr. John, and studied medicine with him. Dr. Melchior Hiibner m MARIA WIEGNER [E 78], d Sept. 28, 1739; dau Matthias Wiegner of 0. Hdrf. They left Silesia with their two children on Apr. 29, 1726 [E.E.S.J .] and came to Pa. in 1734, but only one child, George, is accounted for in Pa. Dr. Melchior Hiibner had a brother, George, who d Oct. 28, 1740, in the “Feldhaiiser,” Silesia ( cf . letter of Abraham Wagner to M. H., May, 18, 1736). Dr. Hiibner lived in Frederick Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., probably with his son George. There is no evidence that he owned property. According to tradition, Dr. Hiibner and wife are buried in a plot adjoining the Henry Antes burial plot in Frederick Twp. on his own grounds in “Falckner Schwam.” [Cf. Christopher Wiegner' s Diary and biog. sketch of Dr. Hiibner in S. H. L.] [17-la] [17-lb] ICf. Children ( 3 ): 1. George [E 18], b about 1697; d Nov. 3, 1773; m \ ;?osma Kjiebel ^ $6]. L J [ 2. Susanna Schultz [E 151]. 2. Eva, m David Libtz in Gorlitz. 4. Maria, m David Christopher Nicolai in Gorlitz. The daughters Eva and Maria did not migrate. Letters of David Libtz to Melchior Hiibner, Aug. 6, 1735; May, 31, 1736 — S. H. L.] [17-la] GEORGE HUBNER [E 18], b about 1697; d Nov. 3, 1773; s Dr. Melchior and Maria (Wiegner) Hiibner [17]; came to Pa. in 1734 with his parents. He bought land in Frederick Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate E IX, X, XI]. He m in the presence of witnesses and elders, Nov. 22, 1738, ROSINA KRIEBEL [E 86] b - ; d Aug. 25, 1745. George Hiibner was in partnership for a time with Henry Antes of “Falckner Schwam.” On Jan. 14 and 15, 1742, a Moravian Conference for the establishment of a Church Union of the various religious sects in Pa. led by Count Zinzendorf was held at Hiibner’s house, the minutes of which were printed. George Hiibner was naturalized, May 19, 1739. One child of this marriage: Melchior, b July 2, 1742; d Dec. 21, 1744. Rosina Hiibner was buried in the Henry Antes plot in Frederick Twp. [17-lb] GEORGE HUBNER, same as above, m second time, by a Justice of the Peace, May 16, 1749, SUSANNA SCHULTZ [E 151], b Mar. 23, 1716; d Nov. 4, 1773; dau Balthasar and Su¬ sanna (Dieterich) Schultz [149]. In 1769, George Hiibner bought 28 acres of land in Chestnut Hill, Phila. [Plate H IV]. He moved to Chestnut Hill where both he and his second wife died and are proba¬ bly buried in the Yeakle Cemetery, although no markers indicate their graves. [AG issue of second marriage .] “George Heebner, Sr., died in the month of Nov., 1773. For many years he was weak and de¬ crepit that it was surprising that he could live so long. Towards the last he lived with his brother-in- law, Christopher Yeakel who had married his second wife’s sister and they were obliged to wait on him as they would a child, on account of his feebleness until he passed into eternity.” [From letter of George Kriebel to Silesia, March 28, 177 4-] On June 13, 1753, George Heebner drew up a will bequeathing his estate to wife, subject to pay¬ ments to Nicolai, son of youngest sister: “Mein Vettern, Hans Hiibnern Kinder, Jungen Hans Hiibner, Anna Hiibner, Melcher Hiibner.” [S.H.L. E.1.2b.) George Heebner d Nov. 2, 1772, aged 56 yrs. and 7 mo. Sister Maria d before the father who d July 12, 1738. An older sister d in Goerlitz. Mother d Sept. 28, 1739; Melchior d Dec. 21, 1744; Rosina d “Jacobus” day, 1745. On Nov. 4, 1773, George Heebner d, the last known of Dr. Melchior Heebner’s family. [Data from book in possession of Ambrose Miller, Reading, Pa. These dates do not agree with the foregoing.] George Hiibner settled in Falkner Swamp. On Jan. 28, 1736, he joined with Henry Antes in the purchase of 28 acres of land, and erected a grist mill on it, employing two sets of stones. This mill was the first in the community and was situated a short distance southwest of Stetler’s Store. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 221 DEED PARTICON BETWEEN HENRY ANTES AND GEORGE IIIBNER This Indenture Made this 13 day of September in year of our Lord 1747 Between Henry Antes late of the Town¬ ship of Fredericks Town in the County of Philadelphia but now residing at Graden Thai in the County of Bucks, Yeoman, of the one part and Georges Hibner of the Said Township Yeoman of the other Part Witnesseth that Whereas they the Said Henry Antes and Georges Hibner do Hold to them and their Heirs, respectively as Tenants in Comon A Certain Tract of Land hereafter mentioned and described containing Twenty Eight acres with the appurts which they bought and purchased with their own proper monies of and from one Francis Russ of Hanover Township in the said County of Philadelphia Yeoman in and by certain Indentures of Lease and Release of the 27 and 28 days of January 1736 made or mentioned to be made between the Said Francis Russ and Magdalene his wife of the one part, and the said Henry Antes and George Hibner of the other part, for the better accommodation of a certain Grist Mill which they erected at their Joint Expense on the adjacent Land of the said Henry Antes which Grist Mill and the Toll and Profit thereof they held in co-partnership during a certain Term of years and the Term of their co-partnership being expired and their company accounts being adjusted and settled. They the said parties and this present Inden¬ ture do hereby mutually release each other of and from all actions and causes of action for or concerning their co¬ partnership or any other matter or cause whatsoever preceding the Date of this present Indenture. Now This Inden¬ ture Further Witnesseth that the said parties to this present Indenture Do hereby make a full and perfect Partition and Division of the Premises to and amongst them in manner following that is to say, That the said George Hibner his heirs and assigns Shall have all That the aforesaid Twenty eight acres of Land. Together with all and Singular the right ways woods water privileges Buildings Improvements and appurtenances whatsoever thereunto belonging except as hereafter mentioned to be excepted To hold and enjoy the same except before excepted to him the said George Hibner and his heirs to the use of him the said George Hibner his heirs and assigns forever. In severally as his full part Share or Dividend of the said Land Grist Mill and premises and that the said Henry Antes his heirs and assigns shall have all that the said Grist Mill with the Two Pair of Stones under One Roof. Togeth¬ er also with all and singular the Houses Buildings Gears Members and Utensils in the use and Service of the said Grist Mill or thereunto belonging or reputed as part parcel or member thereof and also the free right and privilege to and for the said Henry Antes his heirs and assigns owners or occupiers of the aforesaid Grist Mill to Dam or Swell the water from Time to Time on the Twenty eight acres aforesaid to such a Height as that there shall and may be Eight foot and four inches waterfall at least, measuring from the Head of Water at the Flood Gate before the Wheel to the Top of the Roaster behind it and no more, except upon extraordinary occasions which may happen from Floods of water which then may overrun the Dam. Together with all and Singular the ways watercourses Free Boards Rights Liberties and privileges whatsoever unto the aforesaid Mills belonging or in any wise appertaining and all the Mulcture Toll and profits of the Same Mills, To Hold and Enjoy the same Grist Mills unto the Said Henry Antes his heirs and assigns for ever and in Severallty as his full part Share and Dividend of and in the said Twenty-eight acres of Land Grist Mill and Premises and in egard the part of the said Henry Antes by Virtue of this partition is esteemed of Greater value than the part of ther said George Hibner by the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Pounds. Therefore the said Henry Antes hath at and before the sealing and Delivery hereof well and truly paid unto the Said George Hibner the same One Hundred and Fifty Pounds, The Receipt whereof he the said George Hibner Doth hereby acknowledge and thereof Doth acquit and forever discharge the said Henry Antes his heirs and assigns by these presents give grant release and confirm unto the said Henry Antes his heirs and assigns all That the said Grist Mill and all other the premises with the appurtenance herein before mentioned to be allotted unto the Said Henry Antes for his part and all the Estate Right Title and Inter¬ est which the said George Hibner hath or may or ought to have of in or to the same and every part thereof. To Have and To Hold to the said Henry Antes his heirs and assigns To the use of him the said Henry Antes his heirs and assigns forever and the Said Henry Antes Doth by these presents give grant release and confirm unto the said George Hibner his heirs and Assigns, All That the said Twenty Eight Acres of Land and Premises with the Appurtenance except the right and privilege to Dam the water to the Height aforesaid herein before mentioned to be allotted to the Said George Hibner and All the Estate Right Title and Interest which the said Henry Antes hath or may or ought to have of in or to the same (except before excepted.) To Have and To Hold to him the said George Hibner his heirs and assigns to the use and the said parties to their present Indenture do for themselves their heirs Executors Administrators and assigns respectfully mutually covenant and grant that each of them the said parties their heirs and assigns respectfully shall and may from henceforth for ever peaceably and quietly hold and enjoy the parts and premises according to each one’s share as hereinbefore divided or allotted without the Let Suit Trouble or Molestation of the other of the said Parties his heirs or Assigns or of any other person or persons claiming under him or them or by his or their means Title Consent or Procurement. In Witness whereof the said parties to these presents have Interchangeably set their Hands and Seals hereunto Dated the Day and Year first above written. Sealed and Delivered the words (and of from all actions and causes of action for or concerning their Co-partnership or any other matter or cause soever) being first interlined between the Sixth and Seventh Lines. In the Presence of us, George Hibner (Seal) Abraham Heiderick Adolph Meyer Memorandum the Seventh Day of August 1756. Before me Rowland Evans, Esqr. one of the Justices in and for the County of Philadelphia personally appeared Adolph Meyer of Lower Salford Township in the said County Practitioner in Physick and upon his Solemn Affirmation According to Law did declare and depose That he his affirmant was present and did see the above named George Hibner Seal and as his Act and Deed Deliver the above Indenture and that his this Affirmant’s Name thereunto Subscribed as a Witness to such Sealing and Delivery is of his own proper Handwriting and that together with him this affirmant Abraham Heidrick the other subscribing Witness did also Sign his name in his presence as a Witness thereof. Witness my Hand and Seal the Day and Year above written. [Phila. Deeds H5; p 578.] Rowd. Evans (L. S.) 222 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families WILL OF GEORGE HUBNER 1753, June 13 In the Name of God Since we as human beings are all mortal and hence do not know how soon we may be called away from this world, I desire to record while memory and understanding are good, my last will and testament and what shall be done after my death with the worldly goods with which the Lord blessed me. In the first place I commend my soul into the hands of him from whom I received it. And further all my worldly possessions, house, home and all the land I own, whether adjacent to my house or not, of which I hold deeds, as well as all live stock, utensils, household goods, money, and valuables beside all personal property by whatever name known, without exception whether deeds, bonds, notes, book-accounts or whatever it may be I convey and bequeath without exception to my beloved wife, Susanna Hubnerin, to have and to hold for herself and her heirs or to whom she may convey or bequeath the same, to use and dispose of according to her own will and pleasure to sell or to hold as she pleases. Nevertheless, my beloved wife, Susanna Hubnerin, as true and lawful heiress of my estate shall pay to the son of my youngest sister, Maria, named - - Nicolai 40 pounds, say forty pounds Pennsylvania currency. But as this, my young nephew (Vetter) resides in Germany and thus far removed she shall have the right to retain the money without interest until opportunity is found in one way or another to forward the same. In addition she shall pay to the children of my “Vetter,” Hans Htibner, eight pounds each, namely to Hans Hiib- ner, Jr., 8 pounds, Pennsylvania currency, to Melchior Htibner also 8 pounds, and to Anna Hubnerin also 8 pounds, Pennsylvania currency, within one year after my decease upon the giving of proper receipts. I hereby appoint my beloved wife, Susanna Hubnerin, as true heiress and executrix of this my last will and testa¬ ment for herself and her heirs or to whom she may bequeath the same for all time and shall not, except as specified above, be obligated to make payments of money. And this shall be considered and accepted as my last will and testament and none earlier than this shall be re¬ cognized, for the fuller confirmation of which I have by my own hand subscribed and sealed the same. George Hubner (Seal) Signed, sealed and delivered In ye presence of us J. Henry Antes William frey Christoph Wagner [Translated by H. W. Kriebel.] The will of George Heebner dated June 13, 1753 (vid. Plate), was not probated. The original will in George Heebner’s handwriting is in the S. H. L. The actual will probated Nov. 30. 1773, was dated May 15, 1762. It contains a codicil and the entire will and settlement is inserted below. GEORGE HUBNER’S WILL Probated Nov. 30, 1773. Inventory filed Jan. 5, 1774. Will recorded in Phila. Wills; Book P, folio 487, No. 344. (Original will is in English.) In the Name of God, Amen. Whereas I, George Heebner, of Frederick Township and County of Philadelphia, yeoman Considering the uncertainty of life of us mortal Men consequently I thought it might be necessary and proper being of sound Memory and Understanding to have my mind litterally put down concerning My Estate wherewith it pleased God to bless me in this World in what maner the said shall be disposed after my decease. There¬ fore I do hereby this 15th day of May in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven hundred and sixty two make my Last Will and Testament iq manner and form following viz: Imprimis : I commit my Soul unto God of whom I received the same and concerning my worldly Estate I give grant and bequeath all my Real Estate that is to say All my Plantation Tenement Tract of Land Whereon I now Dwell Situate in Fx-ederick Township, as well as all and every other Tract or Tracts, Parcel or Parcels of Land where¬ soever held by me, unto my Dear and loving Wife, Susannah, together with all and Singular the buildings and Im¬ provements thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining according to the Bounds and Limits conveyed to me, and the Reversions and Remainders thereof to have and to hold the said my Plantation Tract or Tracts or Parcels of Land wheresoever situated both Jointly and severally according to metes and bounds aforesaid with the Improvements and appurtenances thereunto belonging unto the said my loving wife, Susannah, and to her Heirs and Assigns for ever. Item, I give and bequeath unto the said my loving wife Susannah and to her heirs for ever all my Personal Estate that is to say, all my Stock, Goods, Chattels, Cash, Bonds, Notes, Specialties and Book-Debts whatsoever and wheresoever, the same being my Just and legal property (except) the Legacies hereafter mentioned to be paid by her under the hereby mentioned Limitations and Restrictions that is to say, Whereas I left my Sister Mary in Ger¬ many she being married to one J. Xtopher Nicolai at Gorlitz in Lusatia Gardner by whom she had a son his name unknown to us at present and the said my sister is since deceased, therefore the said my wdfe shall Endeavor to ixxform herself if the said my Sister Son is alive and if he is still alive, to acquaint him that if he will send his proper Direction Attested by one Superior Magistrate of the Place of his abode at least he is to have Forty pounds lawful Money of Pennsylvania out of my Estate for him and his lawful Heirs for a Remembi’ance of his Uncle, and my wife is to pay this said F'orty Pounds as soon as she received the said his Direction against a discharge for the same by the Person or Persons ordered by him to Receive it, but no Interest is to be demanded or paid for the same of or by her, her Execu¬ tors or Administrators until the Time the said his Direction is received, Item, the said my wife Susannah is likewise to pay unto my deceased Uncles John Fleebner’s thine children to each of them Eight pounds, Lawful money of Penn¬ sylvania that is to say, I give unto the said my Uncles son John Heebner the sum of Eight Pounds lawful money aforesaid and to his son Melchior Eight pounds Lawful money aforesaid and to his Daughter Ann Grob Eight pounds lawfull money to be paid by the said my wife unto each of them within a years time after my decease against a full Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 223 discharge for the same of every one of them to her the said my wife And I do hereby appoint and Constitute the said my loving wife Susannah Sole Executrix of this my Last [Will] & Testament and by these Presents Do Revoke and Annuli all My former Wills and Testaments Ratifying this for my only true and Absolute Last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my own Hand and Seal the Day and Year aforesaid George Heebner (Seal) Signed sealed and declared in the presence of us, David Shultze Jost Bitting Jacob Hury Christoph Hoffman I George Heebner of Frederick Township and County of Philadelphia Yeoman Do this 27th day of November Anno Domini one thousand seven hundred and sixty-nine make and publish this my Codicil to the above my last Will and Testament bearing date the 15th May A. D. 1762 in manner following (that is to say) First I do acknowledge the said my Will as my free act and do confirm in every respect and article and to all intents and purposes and having since that time lately sold my Lands and Plantation mentioned in the said my Will and have bought some other Tract of Land and Premises on Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia County, I do Will and declare that after my decease the same sense and meaning I have expressed in the said my Last Will concerning the Devise of the said lands and Plantation in Frederick Township aforesaid shall be applied and stand good and be inviolate upon and concerning the said Tract of Land newly bought by me, as well also with every Tract or Tracts Parcel or Parcels of Land I shall have and be in legal Possession or Rights to me or my decease namely. I give bequeath and devise the same with all the Rights and Appurtenances unto my loving wife Susannah and to her Heirs and Assigns for ever, and whereas I have Reason to apprehend by the lingering sickness of the same my wife Susannah that perhaps she may Die before me and considering the infirmity of my Bodily constitution, nor knowing how long further I maybe of such able and sufficient sense as by the grace of God I now am I do hereby declare That if my said loving wife do die before me That then and in that case my Will is that all my just debts shall first be paid off, and that everyone who has assisted and supported me in my infirmity or Sickness before my decease, and all such as had or has trouble or charges about my Body or my Estate shall be honestly paid and rewarded for the same out of my undivided Estate, likewise also all the Legacies I have given to my Uncles (children) in my last Will shall be paid by my Executors in the same manner and the same sum as in the Will is donated out of my undivided Estate. Further it is my will in that Case that all my Estate both Real and Personal Which is my Will I have given to my wife Susannah or the value of the same shall be divided into five equal parts one equal fifth part whereof I give and bequeath unto my Brother-in-law George Schultz-Senr of Upper Hanover Township and County of Philadelphia yeoman his heirs and assigns forever. The second equal fifth part I give and bequeath to my Sister in Law Anna Weegner, wife of Christopher Weegner of Lower Solford and the same County yeoman, her Heirs and Assigns forever. The third equal fifth part thereof I give and bequeath to my Sister-in-Law Mary Yeackle wife of Christopher Yeackle of Germantown and same County yeoman, her Heirs and Assigns forever, the fourth equal fifth part thereof I give and bequeath to my Sister in law Barbara Heebner wife of John Christopher Heebner of Worcester and the same County yeoman, her heirs and Assigns forever. The Remaining fifth part I give and bequeath one equal half of the same to the School Erected among the Religious Society called Schwenkfeldians, to be paid by my Executors to the Trustees of the said School this being and to be applied by the said Trustees to and in such purposes as the Plan and Articles of the Said School direct. The other equal half of the said equal fifth Part of my Estate my Executors shall pay unto the Alms box of the said People called Schwenkfeldians toward the Relief of the Poor among the said People and a Receipt of four Substantial Persons of the said People confessing the payment of the same into the said Alms Box shall be a sufficient discharge for my Executors in that matter. Item In that case I will and Ordain that my Executors here after named, or the Survivors of such Executors or the Executors and Administrators of Such Executor for and toward the performance of my Codicil shall with all Convenient Speed after my decease Bargain Sell and Alien in fee Simple all those Lands which at my decease I shall possess or have a Right for the doing executing and perfect finishing whereof I do by these presents give grant Will and Transfer to my said Executor or the Survivor of them or such Survivors Executors or Administrators full power and authority to grant alien bargain sell convey and assure all such land and Promises to any person or persons and their Heirs and Assigns for ever by all and every such lawful ways and means in the Law' as to my Executors or the Survivors of them etc shall seem fit and necessary and also in that Case I do make constitute and appoint my Brother- in-Law Christopher Yeackle of Germantown Aforesaid yeoman and my trusty Friend Christopher Schultz of Hereford Township and Berks County yeoman executors of my Last Will and Testament and of this Codicil of the same And Lastly it is my Desire that this present Codicil be annexed to and be a part of my Last Will and Testament to all Intents and purposes. In Witness whereof I have herewith set my hand and Seal the day and year above Written. George Heebner (Seal) Signed sealed and Published by the said George Heebner as a Codicil to be annexed to his will in the presence of Jost Bitting David Shultze Christoph Hoffman Philadelphia November 30th, 1773, Personally appeared Jost Bitting and Christoph Hoffman, two of the Witnesses to the fore going Will and Codicil and on their Solemn Affirmation according to Law did declare that they saw and heard George Heebner the Testator therein Sign Seal and Publish and declare the same with for and as his 224 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families last Will and Testament and also saw and heard him sign seal publish and declare the same codicil for and as a Codicil to his Said Will, and that at the execution of both, the said Will and Codicil he was of Sound disposing Mind, Memory and understanding to the best of their knowledge and Belief. Coram Benjamin Chew Reg. Gen’l. INVENTORY OF ESTATE OF GEORGE HEEBNER Inventory of all the Goods Chattels Rights and Credits belonging to the Moveable Estate late of George Heebner of Creshham Township and County of Philada Deceased, made and appraised the first Day of December A. D. 1773 as follows: To Mans Clothes Broadcloth 1 y2 yards 11s and some little Peices of Stuff Is All they Bedding to £10-0-11 Four old Sheatons Four old Bags and Several Pillow Cases New Linen Cloth 9J4 yeards at 3s 9 yd Ditto a 2s 2 Hetchled Flax 16 H lb at Is Id — 19 3 Ditto 44 lb for Ditto is £2-11-4 Basket 2s Bed Curtons to 2s Five hand Towels 3s 5, 12 Old table Cloath 2s 6, 4 linnen Caps Is 4 Four little handerchiefs 2s 9, Some Pillow Cases 19s 6, Old Caps 6d An old little Chest 4s, a Corck Drawer and Compass Is, A little Kittle 12s Three Mortars £2.5. 0 — Seals 2s 6 A Iron Stove A Bed Stead A Table and Some Chears All They Book together at A Brass Canle Stick 2s 6, A large Kitchen Spoon 3s, a Bell 2s Old Knifes Is, a lock and hinches for a Chest 7s 6 Three old Wetchels Is, Tin Box Is, A wooden Box Is, Ditto Is A handerchief Is, Some Rope 6s, An old Chest, 10s Three Chests £2.15. 0, Lead Weavers £1.13.3 Two Bottles, Pocket Book, Looking glass, Knife and Fork A larcet 4d, a Basket 6d, Tinware Is, an old Saddle Is 6 Tinware 4d, A little Still Kittle £1.7.6 A Chimney hook and Saw 10s, Snuff Box and knife Is Old Iron 17s, Spades, hoes and Ax 7s 6, Handerchiefs 2s Goldweiglits 3s, Fire pan 2s, Basket 8d, Iron Kittle & Sundries Raizor Is, old Chain and hook Is 2, Iron Pot 3s 6, Lead weight 4s 6 Hammer Tons, Forks 3s, Fire Shovel and Proster 3s, Dough Trough 2s Two Tea Kittles 12s, old Chest 6s Cash: By A Note of Melcher Shubert of May 27, 1772 of £25 & 10s Inter By A Bond of Ditto the same Time of £100 & Interest £2.0.0 payable May 27, 1774 By Another Bond of the Same Time and Person of £100 & Interest £2.0.0 payable May 27, 1776 By A Bond of John Philip Leydich for 50£ without Interest Bearing Date Sept. 5th, 1769, payable 27th May, 1775 By Ditto for By Ditto for By Ditto for By Ditto for By Ditto for By Ditto for By Ditto for By Ditto for By Ditto for Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto payable payable payable payable payable payable payable payable payable May 27, May 27, May 27, May 27, May 27, May 27, May 27, May 27, May 27, 1776 1777 1778 1779 1780 1781 1782 1783 1784 £ s d 5 16 6 0 12 0 10 0 11 0 10 6 0 12 0 2 7 3 0 19 3 2 11 4 1 2 0 0 7 3 1 2 9 17 0 2 7 6 1 5 0 0 5 0 0 10 0 14 12 4 0 7 6 0 8 6 0 4 0 0 11 6 4 8 3 0 2 0 0 3 4 1 7 10 0 11 0 1 6 6 0 11 4 0 10 2 0 8 6 0 18 0 53 8 7 25 10 0 102 0 0 102 0 0 50 0 0 390 15 7 50 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 0 840 15 7 Christopher Kribei |Afflrmed Melchior Schultz j SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF GEORGE HUBNER 1773 The Accompt of Christopher Yackle Christopher Schultz Executors of the Last Will and Testament of George Hubner deceased. Imprimis The said accomptants Charge themselves with All and Singular the Goods Chattels and Credits of the said deceased as mentioned in an Inventory thereof remaining in the Register General’s Office at Philada Amounting To £840.15.7. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 225 The said Accomptants Charges Themselves with the further Sum of £12 . 11 being the appraised Value of Sundry Articles found Since making the Inventory — £853 .6.7. Item: The Said Accomptants pray allowance for their Several payments and disbursements made out of the Same as follow: viz. Paid for Probate of the Will and Codicil £1.15. 9 paid the Evidences coming down to prove will 0.17. 6 paid for the deceaseds Coffin 2.15. - paid Maria Yeackle 1.15. - paid for Shaving the Corps 5 . 2 paid the Appraisors 1 . - - paid Sundry funeral Expences 4.10. - paid Melchior Shultz & Christr Kribel 5. 2. - paid Sundry Expences at Making the Appraisement etc. ’ 1. 0. 8 paid Expences for the Evidences 6 . 10 paid at the Office for these Accots Stating Examining & passing with Copy under Seal etc. 1.5.- £20.12.11 40. 0. 0 8. - - 8. - - 8. - - 30 . - - 738.13. 8 £853. 6. 7 Christopher Yeakle 1 a pp i Christopher Schultz J Philada June 15th 1774 Erros Excepted By a Legacy left the deceaseds Sisters Son in Germany By ditto left John Heebner By ditto left Melchior Heebner By ditto left Ann Grob By an Allowance made the Accomptants for their time trouble and Expence in the Administration Ballance on this Settlement to be disposed of agreeable to the deceaseds Will . • . . I ■ CHRISTOPH KRIBEL (KRIEBEL) [E 19] and his DESCENDANTS 228 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [19] CHRISTOPH KRIBEL [E 19], b about 1688; d May 14, 1741 ; s of Caspar Kribel, Feldhauser and farmer of Berthelsdorf, and brother to mother of George [E 68], Melchior [E 69], and Christopher Schultz [E 70]; m MARIA HEYDRICK, b about 1693; d Apr. 11, 1738; dau of Melchior Heydrick, sister of Balthasar Heydrick [E 52] and of Eva [E 141], wife of George Heydrick [E 61] (Cf. Regent, p 14). Christoph Kribel and family left Nieder Harpersdorf Feb. 21, 1726. Their estate was taken over by his brother Hans George Kribel (d 1730) and by Friedrich Berger in 1731 (Cf. Regent, p 54). Christoph Kribel was sick upon arrival in Phila. in 1734 (Cf. List of Immigrants) . He settled in Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate F IV, V, XXX.] He was a farmer, both in Silesia and in Pa. He bought 150 acres of land from Casper Wister for 78 pounds on Mar. 26, 1735, in Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., which was owned by David Cassel in 1907, and whose wife belongs to Christopher’s sixth generation of descendants. It is said that Chris¬ topher Kriebel broke his leg on May 2, 1735, or about two months after he bought his farm. Both Christopher and his wife are buried in the Salford Schw. Cem. Children (7): [19-1] 1. George [E 20], b Dec. 10, 1715; baptized Dec. 15, 1715; sponsors: Abraham Jackel, George Anders, Susanna Kriebel; d Sept. 2, 1778; m Susanna Yeakel [E 90]. 2. Susanna [E 80], b about 1718; d Jan. 30, 1740; single ; bur in Salford. [64-1] 3. Anna [E 81], b 1722; d July 4, 1786; m Christopher Dresher [E 65]. [19-2] 4. Christoph [E 82], b 1724; d Dec. 31, 1800; m Maria Dresher [E 173]. [192—1 ] 5. Maria [E 83], b Feb. 5, 1726; d Mar. 19, 1760; m Abraham Wagner [E 193]. 6. Rosina [E 84], b Feb. 27, 1732, in Berthelsdorf; baptized Feb. 28, 1732; sponsors: Mel¬ chior Scholtze, Susanna Kriebel w of Kaspar, Rosina Heydrick w of Balthasar; d Feb. 23, 1750; bur in Salford. 7. Abraham [E 211], b July 25, 1733, in Berthelsdorf; baptized July 28, 1733; sponsors: Melchior Scholtze, Kaspar Kriebel, Rosina Heidrich w of Balthasar; d July 12, 1734, on the St. Andrew and buried at sea. (Cf. Erlauterung, p 466.) [19-1] GEORGE KRIEBEL [E 20], b Dec. 10, 1715; d Sept. 2, 1798; s Christoph and Maria (Hey- drich) Kribel [19]; came to Pa. in 1734 with his parents, and settled in Lower Salford, Pa. [Plate F XXXI.] He was m by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman, Nov. 25, 1740, to SUSANNA YEAKEL [E 90], dau Balthasar and Regina (John) Yeakel [22]; b May 5, 1714; d Sept. 14, 1775. George Kriebel was naturalized June 21, 1743; both are buried in Salford Schw. Cem. George Kriebel owned several tracts of land in Lower Salford Twp. In 1743, he and his brother Christopher bought a tract of 36^ acres and in 1745 they bought another tract of 64 acres. In 1753, George bought his brother’s share in each tract. He was much respected in his community and was an Overseer of the Poor in Lower Salford in 1766. Children (2): [19-3] 1. George, b July 11, 1744; d Sept. 14, 1792; m Esther Wiegner. [19—4] 2. Andrew, b Sept. 17, 1748; d Apr. 17, 1830; m Susanna Yeakel. [19-2] REV. CHRISTOPHER KRIEBEL [E 82], b 1724; d Dec. 31, 1800; s Christopher and Maria (Heydrick) Kriebel [19], was m by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman, Aug. 10, 1748, to MARIA DRESHER [E 173], b 1723; d Dec. 30, 1772; dau George and Maria (Beyer) Dresher [64]. Christopher Kriebel came to Pa. in 1734 with his parents and settled in Lower Salford Twp. He was naturalized Sept. 24, 1745; both Christopher and wife are buried in Salford Schw. Cem. Rev. Christopher Kriebel inherited his father’s farm in 1741, but did not receive his conveyances until June, 1750. On May 6, 1784, he sold 125)^ acres of his farm to his son Jeremiah for 700 pounds in specie. He also owned other land which was bought and sold at various times. Having been chosen teacher of the young, for more than thirty years (1764-1797), Rev. Kriebel met his class in Bible study every two weeks. He encouraged his pupils to write out comments on the assigned topics or scripture passages. In this way he spent eight years studying the Gospel of St. John, recording his own questions and answers which cover more than one thousand pages of manuscript. In the same manner he studied other parts of the Bible, and penned a number of volumes so systemati¬ cally that a study of four volumes shows a variation of not more than two lines to a page. Plate 27 An interior view of the Harpersdorf Lutheran Church, showing the chancel and pulpit. The Tauf Engel is visible in the center of the picture. Plate 28 A close view of the Tauf Engel or baptismal angel in the Harpersdorf Lutheran Church of Silesia. This is the only object that was rescued from the old church when it was destroyed by fire in October, 1726. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 229 In 1782 he was elected a minister of the Schwenkfelder Society, and served faithfully until 1796, when he asked to be relieved and was succeeded by Rev. Christopher Hoffman. He was an important factor in the organization of the Church in 1782. Many of his sermons are preserved as well as eight hymns which he composed and published in 1762. His home was often used as a meeting place for divine worship as well as for conferences for the welfare of the Schwenkfelder body. Christopher Kriebel’s Letter Book, termed by the author a “Schrifften Sammlung,” is a collection of more than sixty different letters copied from originals from the “Heintze Correspondence” which was carried on between the Schwenkf elders who came to Pa. in 1734 and those of the same faith who remained behind in Silesia. The principal correspondents were Christopher Kriebel and Christopher Schultz of Pennsylvania on the one hand, and Carl Ehrenfried Heintze of Silesia on the other. This book contains 368 pages and comprises more than 60 letters. Rev. Kriebel began compiling them in 1765 and completed the task in 1792 at the age of seventy-two. The author states that his object in compiling this collection was that posterity might read them and profit thereby. The entire book is written in German manuscript in very small type, and closely written, but of great clearness and beauty. These letters are a mine of information on both the religious conditions existing in Pa. and Silesia and also as regards the social conditions prevailing. When in later life Heintze’s faith began to waver, both Christophers wrote him such impressive and overwhelming ar¬ guments, urging him to remain steadfast, that the former in his reply told them that the next time they wrote they should be brief so that the letters would not require so much postage. In one of these letters, dated 1769, Christopher Kriebel writes: (Translation) ‘‘We in Coschehoppe, Shippach and Towamencin have our own burying grounds at each place. Many have burying grounds on their own land for then- families. Others who live a considerable distance away have buried their dead in burying grounds of people who are not of our faith, since those of quite different religious views have buried there, for the earth is quite common to such use in our land. We also allow our neighbors who live near us, and are of different religious views, to bury in our grounds.” [Schwenkf elders in Pa. — Kriebel.} In 1767, Christopher Kriebel served in his township as Overseer of the Poor, and he was one of the four men appointed by Dr. Abraham Wagner to distribute one- third of his estate to the poor. In 1764, when the Schwenkfelder Schools were established, Christopher Kriebel contributed thirty pounds to their support, and in 1756 he contributed to a fund of 260 pounds raised in Salford Twp. by the Friendly Association which tried to preserve peace among the Indians on the frontier during the French and Indian War. Rev. Christopher Kriebel led a busy and active life, dying the last day of the 18th century. His tombstone in Salford Cemetery has the inscription, ‘‘Christopher Kribel, der Lehrer der Schwenkfelder Gemeinde.” (Translation) — Christopher Kriebel, the teacher of the Schwenkfelder Congregation. [Vid. Schwenkf eldian, Vol. IV, pp 21, 109 — Vol. V, p 56.} Children ( 5 ): [19-5] 1. Abraham, b Mar. 30, 1750; d Dec. 16, 1818; to Rosina Hartranft. [66—1 ] 2. Rosina, b Oct. 2, 1751; d Sept. 19, 1823; to Christopher Meschter. [19-6] 3. Jeremiah, b Jan. 26, 1755; d Mar. 8, 1842; to Anna Rosina Yeakel. [70-2] 4. Anna, b Nov. 25, 1758; d Dec. 4, 1831; to David Schultz. 5. Susanna, b May 11, 1762; d Jan. 5, 1795; unm. [19-3] GEORGE KRIEBEL, b July 11, 1744; d Sept. 14, 1792; s George and Susanna (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-1]; to Oct. 15, 1772, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to ESTHER WIEGNER, b Oct. 9, 1751; d Feb. 13, 1816; dau George and Susanna (Yeakel) Wiegner [154-3]. George Kriebel was killed while cleaning out his well. A stone fell from the top striking him on the head, from the effects of which he died instantly. Children (J): 1. Christopher, b Sept. 27, 1774; d June 2, 1779. 2. George, b July 28, 1777; d May 29, 1779. [19-7] 3. Christopher, b Oct. 8, 1779; d Sept. 12, 1822; to Regina (Schultz) Kriebel. 4. Susanna, b Nov. 11, 1782; d Feb. 15, 1789. [19-4] ANDREW KRIEBEL, b Sept. 17, 1748; d Apr. 17, 1830; s George and Susanna (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-1]; to May 16, 1771, by Rev. Christopher Kriebel, to SUSANNAH YEAKEL, b Oct. 10, 1750; d Apr. 22, 1808; dau Abraham and Anna Maria (Beyer) Yeakel [208]. 230 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [19-8] [19-9] [19-10a] [19-1 Ob] [68-3] [19—1 la] [19-1 lb] [70-6] [70-7] [19-12] Children {9): 1. Rosina (Rosanna), b Sept. 24, 1773; d Dec. 20, 1836; m Daniel Diehl. No issue. 2. Abraham, b Sept. 27, 1774; d Apr. 7, 1844; m Christina Kriebel. ] { 1. Christina Schultz. | 3. Samuel, b June 13, 1776, d Feb. 1, 1841, m j 2> Catharine Leatherach. 4. George, b Oct. 2, 1778; d May 20, 1779. 5. Regina, b June 25, 1780; d May 3, 1858; m Adam Schultz. 1 . , 7 I , 7 _ . _ 0 j 1. Rosina Schultz. J 6. David, b July 19, 1783; d July 1, 1842; m { 2 Elizabeth Alderfer. 7. Sophia, b Nov. 1, 1785; d Mar. 24, 1857; m Andrew Schultz. 8. Salome, b Dec. 9, 1787; d Nov. 4, 1869; m William Schultz. 9. Israel, b Sept. 14, 1790; d June 14, 1860; m Sarah Schultz. [19-5] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b Mar. 30, 1750; d Dec. 16, 1818; s Rev. Christopher and Maria (Dresher) Kriebel [19-2]; m Feb. 12, 1778, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to ROSINA HARTRANFT, b June 23, 1758; d Sept. 5, 1816; dau George and Maria Elizabeth (Schmiedt) Hartranft [49-2]. Abra¬ ham Kriebel lived in Lower Salford Twp. He bought 83 acres, 935 perches of land from Rev. Christoph Hoffman, owned later by Henry Derstine. Children (J) : [19-13] 1. Isaac, b Feb. 5, 1779; d Feb. 3, 1806; m Regina Schultz. [19-9] 2. Christina, b Dec. 23, 1780; d Nov. 21, 1855; m Abraham Kriebel. [25-12a] 3. Maria, b Apr. 26, 1788; d Sept. 23', 1808; m Jacob Kriebel. [25— 12b] 4. Susanna, b Aug. 24, 1796; d Feb. 4, 1820; m Jacob Kriebel. [19-6] JEREMIAH KRIEBEL, b Jan. 26, 1755; d Mar. 8, 1842; s Rev. Christopher and Maria (Dresher) Kriebel [19-2]; m Nov. 17, 1779, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to ANNA ROSINA YEAKEL, b Nov. 5, 1752; d May 20, 1808; dau Abraham and Anna Maria (Beyer) Yeakel [208]. Jeremiah Krie¬ bel lived in Lower Salford Twp., Pa. On May 6, 1784, he bought 125 acres of land from his father; this farm was later owned by David Cassel. Jeremiah Kriebel was a man of influence in his community. He served his township as Overseer of the Poor in 1795, as constable in 1797, and as supervisor from 1802 to 1804. [19-14] r64-5] [l9-15a] [19-15b] Children (6): 1. Benjamin, b Sept. 16, 1780; d May 24, 1884; m Maria Schultz. 2. Anna, b June 26, 1782; d Apr. 3, 1833; in Samuel Dresher. 1. Elizabeth Heydrick. 3. Joseph, b Mar. 5, 1786; d Nov. 10, 1853; m 2. Lydia Heydrick. 4. Andrew, b May 3, 1789; d May 4, 1789. 5. Susanna, b Mar. 15, 1791; d Nov. 5, 1793. [19-16] 6. Samuel, b Aug. 26, 1796; d - ; m Elizabeth Boorse. [19-7] CHRISTOPHER KRIEBEL, M. D., b Oct. 8, 1779; d Sept. 12, 1822; s George and Esther (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-3]; m Nov. 12, 1807, REGINA (SCHULTZ) KRIEBEL, b Nov. 17, 1783; d Feb. 28, 1869; she was the widow of Isaac Kriebel [19-13] and dau of Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2]. Mrs. Kriebel’s first husband, Isaac Kriebel, is buried in Salford Schw. Cem. She is buried in Towamencin Schw. Cem. Children (2): 1. Susanna, b Sept. 21, 1808; d May 27, 1875; single. [199-3a] 2. Bathsheba, b July 8, 1819; d June 18, 1845; m Jacob Heebner. In 1822, Dr. Christopher Kriebel attended a medical convention at Havre-de-Grace, Maryland, and while there was stricken with yellow fever and died suddenly. He was buried in Havre-de-Grace. Tra¬ dition says when he left for the convention Dr. Kriebel took with him quite a large sum of money, but after his death it could not be found. Upon the receipt of the news of Dr. Kriebel’s death, Mrs. Kriebel’s father, Rev. Melchior Schultz, went to Havre-de-Grace, located his grave and claimed his effects, which filled two trunks. He is re¬ ported to have been a very stout man and not in good health when he left for the Convention. He lived on Filbert St., Phila. The late Rev. Dr. George K. Meschter of Worcester frequently stated he had read of Dr. Kriebel’s success as a physician. Oil portraits, painted on wood, of Dr. Christopher Kriebel and wife are pre¬ served in the S. II. L. at Pennsburg, Pa., having been presented by Mrs. Amanda Kriebel Seibert, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 231 Worcester, Pa., in whose bedroom they were preserved for almost a century. We are also indebted to Mrs. Seibert for the above information as well as for the original letter sent from Havre-de-Grace an¬ nouncing the death of Dr. Kriebel. This letter is preserved at Pennsburg, Pa. A copy of the letter follows: Havre de Grace Sept 16 1822. ‘Drsr I take the opportunity to inform you of the death of Doct Krible or Christopher Weigner at least I see among his papers a letter from you dated April 15th 1822 Norfolk concerning some Cider & Porter and likewise his wife you will please to inform her of the same he Shiped in richmond on board of the Sloop Howard Capt Williams of Havre de Grace he shiped on Board of the said Sloop 30th of July he was taking sick on board 2 weeks be fore he came on Shore to my houme he has two trunks in my care he died on the 12 of this month very sudent if she will come on or Send on much as will defray the expencis wich wont be more than 10 or 15 Dols (We can send them on to her he has a good many articlesthat would be of Service to her that if sold to pay the expenses woldent fetch more than half the value you will write as soon as you Can and let us no of his wife you will direct your letter to Mr. S. Burke H.dGrace Harford County Maryland. Yrs Simon Burke We cold not find out where his wife Lived or elce we Shold of wrote to her in stid of you but finding a letter among his papers from you we sought it propper to write to you to find out her.” This letter was addressed as follows : “A. Mathew & Co. 152 Market St. Philada.” [19-8] ROSINA KRIEBEL, b Sept. 24, 1773; d Dec. 20, 1836; dan Andrew and Susannah (Yeakel) Kriebel [19—1]; m 1818, DANIEL DIEHL. No issue. [19-9] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b Sept. 27, 1774; d Apr. 7, 1844; s Andrew and Susannah (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-4]; in June 4, 1801, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, to CHRISTINA KRIEBEL, b Dec. 23, 1780; d Nov. 21, 1855; dau Abraham and Rosina (Hartranft) Kriebel [19-5]. Abraham Kriebel was a miller and together with his brother Samuel owned the mill near Cedars, Pa., known for many years as “Kriebel’s Mill.” Tradition states that these brothers and their families lived together in splendid peace and harmony. It is stated that they ate at a common table, one family furnishing the provisions one week, and the brother’s family the next week. Children (7): [25-29] 1. Sophia, b Nov. 23, 1802; d Jan. 12, 1883; m George Kriebel. [19—17 ] 2. Isaac, b Mar. 19, 1804; d Apr. 20, 1876; m Anna Haldeman. [68-8] 3. Maria, b Mar. 17, 1806; d July 20, 1875; m Frederick W. Schultz. [19—18] 4. Joseph, b Apr. 27, 1810; d Aug. 22, 1889; m Catharine Anders. [161-16] 5. Catharine, b June 9, 1813; d Apr. 16, 1901; m Jeremiah Anders. 6. Anna, b Feb. 20, 1818; d June 5, 1898; single. 7. Sarah, b Feb. 26, 1821; d May 17, 1848; single. [19-10a] SAMUEL KRIEBEL, b June 13, 1776; d Feb. 1, 1841; s Andrew and Susannah (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-4]; m June 3, 1802; by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, to CHRISTINA SCHULTZ, b Sept. 29, 1782; d Apr. 21, 1819; dau Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2]. Children {5): [25-18] 1. Sarah, b Feb. 24, 1803; d Aug. 4, 1885; m Samuel Kriebel. [161—19] 2. Susanna, b Sept. 13, 1804; d May 21, 1857; m George Anders. [11-58] 3. Lydia, b May 10, 1809; d May 29, 1886; m Jacob Krauss. [68—12] 4. Elizabeth, b Dec. 23, 1812; d Mar. 29, 1891; m Amos Schultz. [19-19] 5. William, b Oct. 8, 1815; d Mar. 28, 1904; m Mary Zilling. [ 19— 10b] SAMUEL KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2nd time, July 20, 1824, CATHARINE LEATH- ERACH, b May 19, 1795; d Nov. 16, 1848: dau Henry Leatherach. Samuel Kriebel was a miller and lived near Cedars, Pa. ( Cf . Abraham Kriebel [19-9].) One child: [149-43] Sophia, b Nov. 19, 1826; d Dec. 27, 1903; m Solomon Schultz. [19-1 la] DAVID KRIEBEL, b July 19, 1783; d July 1, 1842; s Andrew and Susannah (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-4]; m May 24, 1810, ROSINA SCHULTZ, b Sept. 1, 1788; d Dec. 27, 1817; dau David and Anna (Kriebel) Schultz [70-2]. Children (3): [149-47] 1. Anna, b July 11, J812; d Dec. 6, 1879; m Jacob Schultz. 232 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-29] 2. Mary, b Dec. 26, 1813; d Apr. 9, 1889; m Anthony Schultz. [19-20] 3. Philip, b Dec. 6, 1815; d May 9, 1871; m Hannah Alderfer. [19-1 lb] DAVID KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 14, 1819, ELIZABETH ALDER¬ FER, b Jan. 11, 1802; d Aug. 12, 1878; dau Frederick Alderfer. Children (7): [19-21] 1. Henry, b July 8, 1819; d Feb. 22, 1899; m Sarah Rahn. [19-22] 2. Susanna, b Mar. 17, 1821; d Oct. 17, 1895; m William Moyer. [19-23] 3. Magdalene, b Oct. 21, 1823; d Sept. 26, 1901; m Isaac H. Rawn. [19-24] 4. Septimus A., b Aug. 3, 1825; d Aug. 6, 1898; m Susan Schlotterer. [70-35] 5. Barbara, b Sept. 3, 1827; d Jan. 10, 1895; m Henry Schultz. [19-25] 6. Hannah, b Jan. 5, 1829; d Aug. 21, 1915; m John Stoudt. [66-6] 7. Elizabeth, b Jan. 18, 1832; d Apr. 16, 1861; m Jeremiah Meschter. [19-12] ISRAEL KRIEBEL, b Sept. 14, 1790; d June 14, 1860; s Andrew and Susannah (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-4] ; m May 6, 1819, SARAH SCHULTZ. 6 May 13, 1797; d Mar. 1, 1859; daw Rev. John and Regina (Heebner) Schultz [149-9]. Israel Kriebel was a farmer, and lived near Hereford, Berks Co., Pa. Children (13): 1. Christina, b Oct. 12, 1820; d Oct. 10, 1864; unm. 2. John, b Feb. 14, 1822; d Aug. 18, 1892; m Susanna S. Schultz, 3. Samuel, b Nov. 11, 1823; d June 16, 1825. 4. Susanna, b Jan. 8, 1825; d Feb. 3, 1882; m George A. Krieber. 5. Elizabeth, b Aug. 10, 1826; d Mar. 23, 1907; m ( 1‘ JAohn Hiestand- l 2. Aaron Butz. 6. Henry, b Mar. 25, 1828; d Nov. 6, 1893; m 7. Elias, b Oct. 13, 1829; d Feb. 11, 1868; m Sophia Wiegner. 8. Regina, b Oct. 7, 1831; d Oct. 13, 1888; m Andrew K. Kriebel. 9. Joseph, b June 28, 1833; d Dec. 29, 1859; m Susanna Gehman. 0. Andrew, b Aug. 8, 1835; d Oct. 10, 1876; m Christina Schultz. 11. Anna, b Mar. 5, 1838; d Apr. 27, 1845. 12. Sarah, b June 27, 1841; d Apr. 27, 1845. 13. Mary, b July 14, 1846; m Charles Hiestand. THE ISRAEL KRIEBEL FAMILY ASSOCIATION The Israel Kriebel Family Association was organized Sept. 12, 1912, by a group of descendants of Israel Kriebel who met at the old homestead in Hereford, Berks Co., Pa., now owned by Calvin G. Krie¬ bel, a grandson of Israel Kriebel. The object of the organization is to promote social intercourse and fellowship amongst the lineal descendants and families of Israel Kriebel. Meetings are held every five years. On the occasion of the second reunion in 1917, more than 150 members of the clan attended. The officers of the Association are: President, Calvin G. Kriebel, Hereford, Pa.; Vice-President, Enos Kriebel, Hatfield, Pa. ; Secretary, Ada Kriebel Spatz, Jacksonwald, Pa. ; Treasurer, Hiram Iv. Kriebel, Lansdale, Pa., R.D. [19-13] ISAAC KRIEBEL, b Feb. 5, 1779; d Feb. 3, 1806; s Abraham and Rosina (Hartranft) Krie¬ bel [19-5]; m Nov. 1, 1804, REGINA SCHULTZ, b Nov. 17, 1783; d Feb. 28, 1869; dau Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2]. Isaac Kriebel was a farmer and lived in Worcester, Pa. One child: [19-33] Isaac S., b Apr. 22, 1806; d Mar. 27, 1881 ; m Christina Schultz. The widow, Regina Schultz Kriebel, m second time, Dr. Christopher Kriebel [19-7]. [19-14] BENJAMIN KRIEBEL, b Sept. 16, 1780; d May 24, 1844; s Jeremiah and Anna Rosina (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-6]; m June 5, 1806, MARIA SCHULTZ, b Aug. 31, 1785; d Feb. 13, 1811; dau Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2]. Children (2): [19-34] 1. Samuel S., b Apr. 3, 1807 ; d Oct. 23, 1879; m Abigail Kriebel. 2. Abigail, b 1809; d Mar. 22, 1811. | 1. Mary Ann Wiegner. 1 2. Elizabeth Griesemer. [19-26] [25-43] [19-27a] ] [19-27b] 1 [19— 28a] 1 [19— 28b] I [19-29] [25-76] [19-30] [19-31] [19-32] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 233 [19-15a] JOSEPH KRIEBEL, b Mar. 6, 1786; d Nov. 10, 1853; s Jeremiah and Anna Rosina (Yea- kel) Kriebel [19-6]; m Nov. 1831, ELIZABETH HEYDRICK, b Nov. 18, 1811; d Apr. 18, 1840; dau George and Susanna (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-2b]. Children (5): 1. Samuel, b Feb. 5, 1832; d July 26, 1844. [19-35] 2. Abraham H., b Aug. 22, 1833; d June 23, 1911; m Susanna Kriebel. 3. Charles, b Feb. 19, 1835; d Jan. 8, 1840. 4. George, b Oct. 23, 1836; d Mar. 3, 1840. 5. John, b May 31, 1839; d Feb. 7, 1840. [19-15b] JOSEPH KRIEBEL, same as above, 2nd time, 1842, LYDIA HEYDRICK, b Mar. 21, 1821; d Dec. 7, 1860; dau George and Susanna (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-2b]. Children ( 2 ): 1. Joseph, b Dec. 24, 1842. [19-36] 2. Daniel H., b Apr. 3, 1854; m Sallie S. Kriebel. Lydia Heydrick Kriebel m 2nd time, Joseph Smith [52a-5]. [19-16] SAMUEL KRIEBEL, b Aug. 26, 1796; d - ; s Jeremiah and Anna Rosina (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-6]; m 1818, ELIZABETH BOORSE, b Feb. 17, 1782; d - ; dau Peter Boorse. Children (4)' [19-37] 1. Joseph B., b Oct. 23, 1819; d Sept. 20, 1908; m Margaret Schwenk. [19—38] 2. Jeremiah, d 1851; m Susanna Mininger. [19-39] 3. Samuel B., m Lavina Wagoner. [19-40] 4. Aaron, b - , 1824; d Feb. 14, 1909; m Catharine Wisler. [19-17] ISAAC KRIEBEL, b Mar. 19, 1804; d Apr. 20, 1876; s Abraham and Christina (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-9]; m Sept. 1, 1827, ANNA HALDEMAN, b Dec. 27, 1806; d Feb. 5, 1877; dau Rev. Abraham Haldeman, a Mennonite minister of Chester Co., Pa. Children {14)' 1. Abraham H., in 1901, was living in Wichita, Kansas. 2. Henry H., d bef. 1900; m — - - ; Zoar, Ohio. 3. Moses H., b June 6, 1830; d Oct. 14, 1875; m Achsah Ann Giles. [19-40.1] [19-41] [19-42] [19-42.1] [19-43] [19-43.1] [19-44] [19-45a] [19-45b] 4. Samuel H., b Aug. 21, 1831; d Aug. 11, 1917; m Mary Eckard. 5. Lovina. 6. Sarah, m Ebenezer Comstock; lived in Granger, Medina Co., Ohio. twins , b Aug. 26, 1835; 7. Joseph H. 8. Isaac H. 9. Noah H. No issue. 10. Elizabeth, b Apr. 3, 1844; m - 11. Son, d in infancy. 12. Ann. 13. William H., b Nov. 27, 1849; m 14. Mary. (1899.) m Margaret Licey. d - 1908.' Schiele. 1. Elizabeth Furry. 2. Malissa Haviland. Isaac Kriebel moved to Ohio where he raised his large family. It has been impossible to trace all members of his family as they drifted apart and did not keep in touch with each other. Isaac Kriebel when married lived in Chester Co., Pa., and moved from there to Juniata Co., Pa., where he lived several years. After about five years he again moved to Summit Co., Ohio, and from there to Owen Co., Ind., where both Isaac Kriebel and his wife died. [19-18] JOSEPH KRIEBEL, b Apr. 27, 1810; d Aug. 22, 1889; s Abraham and Christina (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-9]; m Apr. 11, 1833, CATHARINE ANDERS, b Feb. 21, 1812; d Nov. 23, 1879; dau John and Regina (Meschter) Anders [161-7]. Joseph Kriebel was a farmer and lived in Worcester Twp., Pa., on what was later known as the “Abraham Oberholtzer Farm.” For many years Joseph Kriebel was “Road Supervisor.” This was before the advent of the road scraper. In his later years he frequently regretted that he was born too soon, on account of his having to repair the roads in the old-fashioned way with plow and shovel. 234 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (J): 1. John, b Feb. 8, 1834; d Apr. 28, 1835. [19-46] 2. Abraham, b Sept. 28, 1835; d Nov. 8, 1886; m Rachel Anders. 3. Maria, b Feb. 21, 1840; d Nov. 16, 1851. [19-47] 4. Rachel, b Nov. 21, 1842; m Abraham G. Oberholtzer. [19-19] WILLIAM KRIEBEL, b Oct. 8, 1815; d Mar. 28, 1904; s Samuel and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-I0a]; m Oct. 24, 1841, MARY ZILLING, b Mar. 16, 1823; d Apr. 10, 1893; dau Michael Zilling. William Kriebel was a miller by trade and owned the mill known as “Kriebel’s Mill,” near Cedars, Pa., which was operated by his father, Abraham, and later by Amos, Edwin and Elmer, sons of William. Children {12): [19-48a] [ 1 9— 48b] 1. Samuel Z., b Apr. 24, 1842; d Apr. 23, 1909; m 1. Sarah Stong. 2. Kate E. Doney. [19-49] [19-98] [19-50] [19-51] 2. Amos Z., b Aug. 16, 1843; unm. 3. Michael Z., b Jan. 10, 1845; d Sept. 17, 1919; m Mary Cassel. 4. Susanna, b Aug. 18, 1846; m Jesse S. Krieble. 5. Francis Z., b Jan. 21, 1849; d July 12, 1886; m Mary Swartley. 6. William Z., b Sept. 19, 1851; m Kate H. Swartley. 7. Elizabeth, b Mar. 23, 1852; single ; Cedars, Pa. [19-52a] [19-52b] [19-53] [19-54] 8. Mary, b Aug. 15, 1855; d Sept. 24, 1894; m 1. Davis G. Rosenberger. 2. Allen F. D. Johnson. 9. Chester Z., b Oct. 16, 1856; m Mary Schultz. 10. Edwin Z., b Mar. 31, 1859; d 1921; m Kate Bean. 11. Elmer Ellsworth, b Feb. 23, 1863; single ; Cedars, Pa. 12. Emma, b May 10, 1865; single ; Cedars, Pa. [19-20] PHILIP KRIEBEL, b Dec. 6, 1815, d May 9, 1871; s David and Rosina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-1 la]; m Oct. 23, 1842, HANNAH ALDERFER, b Mar. 29, 1819; d July 19, 1903. Children [8): [19-55a] [19-55b] [19-56] [19-57] 1 [19-68] J [19-58] 1. Nathaniel, b Nov. 16, 1843; d May 22, 1854. 2. Mary, b Jan. 27, 1848; m ( c- Kratz. I 2. William Y. Johnson. 3. John, b Dec. 19, 1849; d Mar. 14, 1907; m Sarah Grater. 4. Elizabeth, b July 24, 1851; d Jan. 29, 1853. 5. Hannah, b Jan. 4, 1854; d Oct. 19, 1907; m | 1. Benj. Frederick. 1 2. Daniel K. Moyer. 6. Lovina, b June 24, 1856; d Aug. 23, 1858. 7. Susannah, b June 12, 1858; d July 2, 1866. 8. Amanda, b Apr. 5, 1860; d Aug. 20, 1894; m George B. Schlotterer. [ Data supplied by Wesley K. Schultz, Hereford, Pa.] [19-21] HENRY KRIEBEL, b July 8, 1819; d Feb. 22, 1899; s David and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-1 lb]; m Dec. 6, 1840, SARAH RAHN, b Apr. 20, 1822; d Feb. 9, 1907. Children {9): [19-59] 1. David, b July 26, 1841; d Mar. 10, 1909; m Emma - . No issue; buried in River¬ side Cem., Norristown, Pa. [No further record.] [19-60] 2. Isaac, b Aug. 16, 1845; m Esther Stearly. [19-61] 3. Samuel (Septimus), b June 17, 1849; m Harriet Wood. 4. Henry, b May 9, 1853; d May 30, 1853. [19-62] 5. Amanda, b Mar. 11, 1855; m John H. Walt. [19-63] 6. George R., b June 10, 1857 ; d May 18, 1919; m Caroline Trapp. [19-64] 7. Sarah, b Mar. 20, 1859; d Dec. 13, 1885; m John Ferry. [19-65] 8. Reinard, b Nov. 17, 1861; m Jane A. Hardstaff. [19-66] 9. Philip, b Aug. 8, 1864; d Nov. 14, 1910; m Elizabeth S. Richard. [19-22] SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 17, 1821; d Oct. 17, 1895; dau David and Elizabeth (Alder¬ fer) Kriebel [19—1 lb] ; m July 11, 1847, WILLIAM MOYER, b Oct. 13, 1824; d Feb. 10, 1896; s Peter Moyer. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 235 [19-67a] [19— 67b] [19-68] [19-69] Children (6): 1. David K., b Jan. 8, 1848; d Mar. 3, 1901; m { ^a.ry 4" £,rcne- l 2. Josie M. Grove. 2. Septimus, b June 10, 1849; d Aug. 31, 1850. 3. Daniel K., b Mar. 16, .1851; d Dec. 20, 1907; m Mrs. Hannah K. Frederick. 4. Enos, b Nov. 21, 1852; unm; inmate of State Hospital, Norristown. 5. William K., b Feb. 25, 1855; d Feb. 17, 1882; m Adelia Conrad Schiffert. 6. Peter, b June 9, 1859; unm; 223 N. 5th St., Allentown, Pa. [19-23] MAGDALENA KRIEBEL, b Oct. 21, 1823; d Sept. 26, 1901; dau David and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-1 lb] ; m Feb. 22, 1848, ISAAC H. RAWN, b July 18, 1824; d Feb. 15, 1912. Children (7): [19-70a] 1 [19-70b] 1 1. Septimus K., b Feb. 5, 1850; d Mar. 6, 1900; m | 1. - Weidenbach. { 2. Sophie Kover. 2. George K., b Jan. 3, 1852; d Aug. 8, 1857. [19-71] 3. Elizabeth K., b Apr. 16, 1854; m Mahlon Wanner. 4. Magdalena K., b Oct. 12, 1856; d Aug. 10, 1857. 5. Susan K., b June 29, 1858; d July 9, 1902. 6. Mary K., b Dec. 19, 1861; d Dec. 22, 1865. 7. John K., b Oct. 6, 1864; single ; Devault, Pa. [Record secured by Wesley K. Schultz, Hereford, Pa.) [19-24] SEPTIMUS A. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 3, 1825; d Aug. 6, 1898; s David and Elizabeth (Alder¬ fer) Kriebel [19-1 lb]; m Sept. 23, 1851, SUSAN SCHLOTTERER, b Aug. 3, 1825; d Apr. 19, 1914; dau George Schlotterer. Farmer. Lived in Towamencin Twp., Pa. [19-72a] [19-72b] [19-73] [19-74] [19-75] Children (7): ) 1. Henry S„ 6 July 7, 1852; „ { £ ££ 2. Emma, b July 25, 1854; d Aug. 15, 1909; single. 3. Franklin S., b June 14, 1857; m Sallie A. Freed. 4. Edwin S., b Jan. 27, 1860; d Apr. 14, 1860. 5. William S., b Feb. 5, 1861; m Annie E. Wright. 6. Mary Elizabeth, b May 20, 1864; single ; North Wales, Pa. 7. Septimus S., b Dec. 26, 1866; d Dec. 30, 1903; m Mary Mulholland. [19-25] HANNAH KRIEBEL, b Jan. 5, 1829; d Aug. 21, 1915; dau David and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [ 1 9— lib]; m Jan. 19, 1856, JOHN M. STOUDT, b Sept. 10, 1828; d July 6, 1905; s Daniel and Catharine (Matthews) Stoudt. John M. Stoudt enlisted Aug. 20, 1862, for three years or during the war, in Co. K, 148th Regiment Pa. Volunteers, commanded by Col. James A. Beaver. This Regiment participated in the following battles: Chancellorsville, Bay Market, Gettysburg, Bristol Station, Kelly’s Ford, Mine Run, Spottsylvania, Hatcher’s Run, Adam’s Farm and Farmsville. Was trans¬ ferred to Veteran Reserve Corps, April 13, 1864; honorably discharged July 13, 1865. [Wesley K. Schultz.] Children ( 8 ): [19-76] 1. Albert, b May 3, 1856; R.F.D. 3, Quakertown, Pa. [19-77] 2. Septimus, b Mar. 7, 1878; m Annie Schantz; 623 Grant St., Pottstown, Pa. [19-78] 3. Allen K., b Mar. 19, 1860; m Elizabeth R. Mininger. [Letters unans; unable to complete .] [19-26] JOHN KRIEBEL, b Feb. 14, 1822; cl Aug. 18, 1892; s Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m Nov. 4, 1851, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Apr. 10, 1828; d Apr. 18, 1887; dau Henry Y. and Elizabeth (Strunk) Schultz [70-5]. [19-79a] [19-79b] [19-36] [11-167] Children (7): 1. Henry S„ b Sept. 15, 1852; m ( Wiegner. [ 2. Katie (Sarah Catharine) Wiegner. 2. Daniel S., b Sept. 24, 1855; d Jan. 28, 1888. 3. Sallie S., b Nov. 21, 1857; m Daniel H. Kriebel. 4. Elizabeth, b Dec. 4, 1859; m Levi Krauss. 236 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [19-80] 5. Mary S., b June 26, 1862; m Allen M. Funk. [19-81] 6. Susan S., b Dec. 28, 1864; m D. Melvin Allebach. [19—82] 7. Joseph S., b Aug. 20, 1867 ; d June 1, 1920; m Maggie J. Hillegass. [19-27a] ELIZABETH KRIEBEL, b Aug. 10, 1826; d Mar. 23, 1907; daw Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m 1st time, JOHN HIESTAND, b - ; d May 15, 1865. One child: Helena, b Feb. 28, 1857 ; d July 4, 1858. [19— 27b] ELIZABETH (KRIEBEL) HIESTAND, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 3, 1867, AARON BUTZ. No issue. [19-28a] HENRY KRIEBEL, b Mar. 25, 1828; d Nov. 6, 1893; s Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m June 7, 1858, MARY ANN WIEGNER, b July 3, 1827; d Jan. 14, 1863; dan Jacob and Ro- sina (Yeakel) Wiegner [154-24]. Children (3): [19-83] 1. Howard W., b July 6, 1859; m Thamar K. Schultz. 2. Ella, b Apr. 25, 1861 ; d Aug. 22, 1862. 3. Emerson, b Dec. 20, 1862; d Apr. 15, 1863. [19— 28b] HENRY KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, 1867, ELIZABETH GRIESEMER, b Nov. 26, 1842; dau Gabriel and Regina (Meschter) Griesemer [43-63]. Children ( 9 ): [19-84] 1. Elmer G., b July 27, 1867; m Nora K. Meschter. [19-85] 2. Lewis G., b Oct. 2, 1869; m Katie Bittenbender. [19-86] 3. Calvin G., b July 6, 1870; m Nora C. Meschter. [19-87] 4. Regina, b May 24, 1872; m Horace R. Gery. 5. Owen, b Feb. 2, 1874; d May 25, 1874. [11-220] 6. Sallie, b Apr. 17, 1875; m Adam S. Urffer. [19-88] 7. Andrew G., b Sept. 4, 1877; m Ellen C. Gery. [19-89] 8. Asher G., b Dec. 14, 1879; m Bertha Heebner. [19-90] 9. Henry G., b Oct. 15, 1882; m Annie M. Ritter. Henry Kriebel, son of Israel, born Mar. 25, 1828, in Colebrookdale Twp., Berks Co., Pa., came with his parents to what is now Kriebel’s Mill in Hereford, when a small boy. He lived the remainder of his life there and died Nov. 10, 1893. As a young man he became a miller and conducted an oil mill and grist mill until his death, assum¬ ing charge of the mill when his father died. At that time 125 acres of good land were connected with the mill property and this was divided into two tracts. After the death of Henry Kriebel in 1893, the mill and 25 acres were transferred to the son, Lewis G., and the rest to another son, Calvin G. Henry Kriebel manufactured much linseed oil, employing five or six persons. The flax was hauled from Upper Berks and Lehigh Counties in large Conestoga wagons, with four horses. The oil was sold in the surrounding country and was used in the mixture of paints. The mill was operated by water power, being located on the north branch of the Perkiomen Creek, and it was the last oil mill in the township. Mr. Kriebel was an adherent of the Schwenkfelder Church and is buried in the Washington Meet¬ ing Cemetery. He was active in township politics for more than a quarter of a century. He was school director, assistant township assessor, auditor, and at one time the candidate of his party for county treasurer. [19-29] ELIAS KRIEBEL, b Oct. 13, 1829; d Feb. 11, 1868; s Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m Oct. 20, 1852, SOPHIA WIEGNER, b Sept. 3, 1830; d June 12, 1865; dau Christopher and Susanna (Schultz) Wiegner [154-13]. Children ( 3 ): [19-91] 1. William W., b Apr. 29, 1854; d Nov. 5, 1906; m Maria H. Deisher. [19-92] 2. Susan, b July 3, 1856; m John S. Berky. [ 19—93] 3. Mary Ann, b Apr. 13, 1862; d Dec. 30, 1919; m Joshua Koch. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families, 237 [19-30] JOSEPH KRIEBEL, b June 28, 1833; d Dec. 29, 1859; s Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m Mar. 13, 1858, SUSANNA GEHMAN. Joseph Kriebel was a storekeeper in Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pa., at time of death. One child: Horace, b July 30, 1859; d Apr. 10, 1860. Susanna Gehman (Kriebel) widow of Joseph Kriebel, m 2d time, a Mr. Schneider. [19-31] ANDREW KRIEBEL, b Aug. 8, 1835; d Oct. 10, 1876; s Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m Oct. 17, 1860, CHRISTINA SCHULTZ, b Mar. 8, 1840; d Mar. 6, 1906; dau Charles and Maria (Reichenbach) Schultz [149-18]. Farmer and miller; lived near Hereford, Pa. Children (3): [19-94] 1. Allen S., b June 28, 1861; m Keturah Schultz. [ 1 9—95] 2. Oscar S., b Sept. 10, 1863; m Corinne Miller. [149-159] 3. Mary Alice, b June 3, 1866; m Milton Schultz. [19-32] MARY KRIEBEL, b July 14, 1846; dau Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m Dec. 19, 1868, CHARLES HIESTAND. Children ( 6 ): [19-96] 1. Ida, b Dec. 24, 1869; d Feb. 25, 1896; m Charles Merkel. 2. Louisa, b Oct. 22, 1870; single. 3. Emma, b Sept. 16, 1875; d Oct. 23, 1898. 4. Mary, b Nov. 24, 1877; d Oct. 12, 1881. 5. Henry, b Dec. 28, 1880; single. 6. Aaron, b Jan. 20, 1890; single. [19-33] ISAAC S. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 22, 1806; d Mar. 27, 1881; s Isaac and Regina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-13]; m May 5, 1831, CHRISTINA SCHULTZ, b Dec. 6, 1812; d July 16, 1883; dau William and Salome (Kriebel) Schultz [70-7]. Isaac S. Kriebel was a farmer and lived in Worcester, Pa., on a farm now owned (1920) and occupied by his son-in-law, Amandus Rothenberger. Children {12): [19-97] 1. William, b June 8, 1832; d Feb. 26, 1910; m Sarah Cassel. 2. Aaron, b Oct. 10, 1833; d Oct. 12, 1833. 3. Carolina, b Sept. 28, 1834; d Oct. 24, 1851. [25-77] 4. Phoebe, b Jan. 20, 1837; d Sept. 16, 1894; m Abraham K. Kriebel. 5. Noah, b Dec. 4, 1838; d Aug. 16, 1839. [68-21] 6. Sarah (Anne), b Sept. 24, 1840; m Joseph K. Schultz. [19-98] 7. Jesse S., b Oct. 11, 1842; d Mar. 21, 1915; m Susanna Z= Kriebel. [19-99] 8. Daniel S., b Dec. 2, 1845; d Apr. 7, 1914; m Mary A. Abbey. 9. Enos, b Feb. 1, 1847; d Feb. 12, 1847. [43-224] 10. Amanda, b May 20, 1850; m Noah Seibert. [149-61] 11. Selina, b May 30, 1853; m Amandus Rothenberger. 12. Son, b Nov. 15, 1856; stillborn. [19-34] SAMUEL S. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 3, 1807; d Oct. 23, 1879; s Benjamin and Maria (Schultz) Kriebel [19-14]; m Apr., 1832, ABIGAIL KRIEBEL, b May 25, 1806; d Sept. 5, 1893; dau Christopher and Rosina (Seipt) Kriebel [25-1 0b]. Children (5): [19-100] twins, b Apr. 29, 1833; d ^37 1. Jacob 2. Jonathan 3. Sophia, b Dec. 23, 1835; d Apr. 29, 1837. 4. Oliver, b Aug. 2, 1839; d Feb. 7, 1841. 5. Isaac, b Feb. 9, 1841; d Jan. 28, 1920; m Susanna Fisher. [19-35] ABRAHAM H. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 22, 1833; d June 23, 1911; s Joseph and Elizabeth (Heydrick) Kriebel [19— 15a]; m Oct. 23, 1856, SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 17, 1836; d Dec. 3, 1899; dau Melchior and Rosina (Schultz) Kriebel [25-17]. Abraham H. Kriebel lived on a farm in Towa- mencin Twp., now owned by his son Jeremiah. 238 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (6): [25-104b] 1. Salome, b Jan. 10, 1859; d Jan. 10, 1898; m Reuben D. Kriebel. 2. Lavina, b Sept. 23, 1860; d Apr. 22, 1873. 3. Nathaniel, b Aug. 15, 1862; d Jan. 6, 1864. [19-101] 4. Jeremiah, b Feb. 19, 1865; m Joanna D. Heckler. [19—102] 5. Abraham, b Nov. 29, 1867; m Annie K. Heydrick. [19-103] 6. Susanna, b Dec. 27, 1871; m Milton O. Landis. [19-36] DANIEL H. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 3, 1854; s Joseph and Lydia (Heydrick) Kriebel [19-15b] ; m Oct. 26, 1878, SALLIE S. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 21, 1857; dau John and Susanna (Schultzl Kriebel [19-26]. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. Children (6): 1. Susan K., b May 24, 1882; d Apr. 13, 1885. 2. Emma K., b Feb. 7, 1885. 3. John K., b June 30, 1887. 4. Elmer K., b Apr. 28, 1890. [19-103.1] 5. Allen K., b Aug. 14, 1894; m Katie S. Kriebel. 6. Edna K., b Sept. 20, 1898. [19-37] JOSEPH B. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 23, 1819; d Sept. 20, 1908; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boorse) Kriebel [19-16]; m May 14, 1843, MARGARET SCHWENK, b - -; d Mar. 29, 1902; dau Abra¬ ham and Barbara (Hartranft) (Nonemacher) Schwenk [49-19b]. Children (3): [19-104] 1. Amanda S., b Feb. 26, 1844; d July 6, 1917; m David M. Cassel. [19-105] 2. Samuel S., b Jan. 6, 1851; m Emma J. Ziegler. [19-106] 3. Elizabeth S., b Nov. 6, 1853; m Jonas B. Moyer. [19-38] JEREMIAH KRIEBEL, d - — , 1851; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boorse) Kriebel [19-16]; m Oct. 8, 1843, SUSANNA MININGER, b — — - ; d Dec. 30, 1899. Children (2): 1. William [19-107] 2. Jeremiah J twins, b Sept. 20, 1849; d Nov. 8, 1849. m Isabella Shelly. [19-39] SAMUEL B. KRIEBEL, s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boorse) Kriebel [19-16]; m Apr. 25, 1847, LAVINA WAGONER, b May 3, 1827; dau John Wagoner. Children (J): [19-108] 1. Elizabeth, b June 17, 1848; m William Hunsberger. 2. Mary Ann, b Aug. 16, 1849. 3. Rosalinda 4. Angeline twins, b Apr. 6, 1852. [Further data unobtainable.] [19-40] AARON KRIEBEL, b - , 1824; d Feb. 14, 1909; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boorse) Kriebel [19-16] ; m Aug. 2, 1846, CATHARINE WISLER, b Nov. 12, 1823; d May 3, 1901; dau Jacob Wisler. No issue. [19-40.1] HENRY H. KRIEBEL, dec; s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17]; m - . One Child: Dayton, dec before 1900: had dau Gertrude who m C. S. Schoonover; and s Charles; lived in Zoar, Ohio. [Letters ret.; unable to locate or verify.] [19-41] MOSES HALDEMAN KRIEBLE, b June 6, 1830; d Oct. 14, 1875; s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17]; m ACHSAH ANN GILES, b Apr. 6, 1832; d Nov. — , 1912; dau John Giles. Moses H. Krieble was m in Copley Twp., Summit Co., Ohio; d in Ionia Co., Mich. [19-109a] ] [19— 109b] J [19-110] Children (2): 1. Alvin Giles, b Aug. 27, 1854; m 2. Homer, b Dec. 22, 1861; m Mary E. Gorham. | 1. Charlotte Roberts, Lyons, Mich. 1 2. Charlotte Brown. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 239 [19-42] SAMUEL H. KRIEBLE, b Aug. 21, 1831; d Aug. 11, 1917; s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17]; m May 31, 1857, MRS. MARY C. ECIvARD, b May 13, 1825; d Dec. 27, 1878; dau of - Hall. Samuel H. Krieble died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. H. Dodge, East St. Louis, Ill. Children ( 6 ): 1. Joseph William, b June 10, 1858; d Aug. 31, 1867; d near Ramsey, Ill. [19-111] 2. Carroll Hall, b Sept. 6, 1860; m Cora E. Clink. [19-112] 3. Noah Isaac, b June 8, 1862; m Etta Lake. [19—113] 4. Mettie B., b Feb. 11, 1865; d May — , 1914; m Samuel Little. 5. Lyly, b Aug. 19, 1867; d Feb. 9, 1868; near Ramsey, Ill. [19-114] 6. Mertie M., b Sept. 28, 1869; m A. H. Dodge. [19-43] JOSEPH H. KRIEBLE, b Aug. 26, 1835; ,s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17]; m May 2, 1861, MARGARET LICEY, b Feb. 3, 1839; dau John Licey. Farmer. Ad. (1920), Union City, Mich. Children (8): [19-115] [19-116] [19-117] [19-118a] [19-118b] [19-119] [19-120] [19-121] [19-122] 1. Nancy, b Nov. 1, 1861; m Nathaniel K. Fretz. 2. Rufus, b June 3, 1863; d July 27, 1892; m Belle Bolles. 3. Millard D., b June 16, 1865; m Nettie Moon. . ,, , , „ „ , j 1. Fremont Howard. 4. Myrta, b Dec. 14, 1866; m [ 2. David L. Buell. 5. Clyde L., b Oct. 13, 1869; m Jennie Kinney. 6. Frank E., b July 5, 1871; m Jennie V. Guilford. 7. Alvan C., b May 28, 1874; m Lizzie J. Norton. 8. Jennie, b Feb. 26, 1876; m Charles D. Parlin. [19-43.1] ISAAC H. KRIEBLE, d 1908; aged 71 yrs.; s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Krieble [19-17]; m - . Isaac H. Krieble served in the Civil War. In 1899, he lived at Orville, Ohio. Children {2): 1. Angus. 2. Perry E. Perry E. Krieble is the Advertising Manager of the “Ravenna Republican,” Ravenna, Ohio, and had a son who volunteered for service in the World War. [ Further information unobtainable.] [19-44] ELIZABETH KRIEBEL, b Apr. 3, 1844; dau Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17]; m Feb. 12, 1867, — — — — - SCHIELE. Farmer. Ad. (1917), Clay City, Clay Co., Indiana. Children ( 8 ): 1. William, b July 4, 1868; d Aug. 20, 1899; at Clay City, Ind. [19-123] 2. Sylvester, b June 29, 1870; m; Chicago, Ill. [19-124] 3. Dore S., b June 11, 1872; m ; Clay City, Ind. [19-125] 4. Susie C., b Aug. 27, 1874; m: Barrington, Ill. [19-126] 5. Lovina J., b Sept. 6, 1876; m; Clay City, Ind. 6. Nathan C., b Jan. 31, 1879; d Sept. 6, 1904; at Chicago. 7. Andrew D., b Dec. 20, 1882; d Jan. 22, 1902; at Clay City, Ind. 8. Charles D., b Feb. 1, 1885; d Aug. 5, 1909; at Phoenix, Ariz. [ Unable to complete.] [19-45a] WILLIAM H. KRIEBLE, b Nov. 27, 1849; s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17]; m Feb. 29, 1872, ELIZABETH FURRY, b Oct. 9, 1850; d Feb. 19, 1880; dau Isaac Furry. Ad. (1920), Coal City, Ind. Children (5): [19-127] 1. Anna, b Dec. 25, 1872; m James F. Andrew. [19-128] 2. Clara E., b Mar. 21, 1874; m John Weatherwax. [19-129] 3. Elizabeth, b Mar. 7, 1876; m Burch H. Lenning. 4. Oliver, b Apr. 9, 1878; d Sept. 17, 1879. 5. John, b Feb. 1, 1880; d July 14, 1880. 240 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [ 1 9— 45b] WILLIAM H. KRIEBLE, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 9, 1880, MALISSA HAVT- LAND, b June 25, 1862; dau George Haviland. Children (7): [19-130] 1. George, b July 8, 1883; m Elsie P. Davis. [ 19—131 ] 2. Walter E., b May 29, 1885; m Bertha Lenora Reynolds. [ 1 9—132] 3. Carl, b Jan. 11, 1887; m Goldie Gray. [ 19—133] 4. Jacob, b Sept. 30, 1889; m Lena HoufTman; Terre Haute, Ind. 5. Mary, b Feb. 10, 1892. [19-134] 6. Dora, b Jan. 26, 1894; m Harry A. Liechty. [19-135] 7. Rilla R., b May 15, 1896; m Guy H. Doak. [19-46] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b Sept. 28, 1835; d Nov. 8, 1886; s Joseph and Catharine (Anders) Kriebel [19-18]; m Mar. 3, 1859, RACHEL ANDERS, b Jan. 26, 1837; d Feb. 23, 1906; dau David and Maria (Schultz) Anders [161-18]. Children (3): [48-79] 1. Anna Katie, b Dec. 26, 1859; m Justus H. Snyder. [19-136] 2. Nathaniel A., b Sept. 30, 1862; d Apr. 18, 1891; in Emma S. Seibert. 3. Mary Jane, b Dec. 11, 1866; d July 22, 1890; unm. [19-47] RACHEL KRIEBEL, b Nov. 21, 1842; dau Joseph and Catharine (Anders) Kriebel [19-18]; m Nov. 19, 1864, ABRAHAM G. OBERHOLTZER, b Apr. 16, 1841; d July 15, 1917; s Abraham H. and Anna Oberholtzer. Farmer; lived in Worcester, Pa. Children {2): 1. Mary Ann, b Aug. 17, 1865; single ; Worcester, Pa. [19-137] 2. Katie Lizzie, b Aug. 26, 1869; m Elias U. Cassel. [19-48a] SAMUEL Z. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 24, 1842; d Apr. 23, 1909; s William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19-19] ; m Oct. 12, 1867, SARAH STONG, b Aug. 23, 1843; d Feb. 3, 1884; dau Henry Stong. Children ( 5 ): 1. Mary Emma, b Dec. 26, 1870; d Jan. 16, 1871. [19-138] 2. Sallie Amanda, b Apr. 4, 1874; m Elmer A. Kepler. 3. Alvin, b Nov. 28, 1875; d Dec. 8, 1875. [19-139] 4. Erma Lizzie, b July 15, 1880; m John A. Trump. [ 19—1 40a] } j 1. Jacob Doney. [ 19 — 140b] I5' Ida Jane’ b Jan' 6’ 1884; m ( 2. Ambrose L. Barto. [19-48b] SAMUEL Z. KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, Feb. 28, 1885, KATE E. DONEY, b Apr. 20, 1865; d Apr. 23, 1911 ; dau Jacob Doney. Samuel Z. Kriebel was a miller; d in Allentown, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Clara May, b May 23, 1885; d Aug. 24, 1885. [19-141] 2. Mabel, b Aug. 20, 1886; m Abraham Roberts. [19-142] 3. Samuel Z ., Jr., b Sept. 26, 1889; m Gussie M. Kernechel. [19-143] 4. Hasting Sebastian; 1329 Linden St., Allentown, Pa. 5. Goldie, b Oct. 18, 1895; d Oct. 11, 1904. [19-49] MICHAEL Z. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 10, 1845; d Sept. 17, 1919; s William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19-19]; m Nov. 1, 1873, MARY CASSEL, b Jan. 12, 1855; d May 14, 1883; dau Abraham and Susanna (Cassel) Cassel [21-30]. Michael Z. Kriebel was a farmer and lived at Worcester, Pa. Children (3): [19-144] 1. William C., b Sept. 28, 1874; m Mary Gibbon. [19-145] 2. Alvin R. C., b June 17, 1878; in Sarah Custer. [66—18] 3. Leila E., b Aug. 19, 1882; m Wayne C. Meschter. [19-50] FRANCIS Z. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 2, 1849; d July 12, 1886; s William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19-19]; in Oct. 17, 1874, MARY SWARTLEY; dau Elias Swartley. Children ( 3 ): [19-146] 1. Minnie Minerva, b Mar. 31, 1876; m Henry B. Hunsicker. Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 241 [19-147] 2. William Sebastus, b Dec. 4, 1878; m Mary R. Myers. [19-148] 3. Mabel Blanche, b Apr. 19, 1881; m William J. Harman. [19-51] WILLIAM Z. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 19, 1851; s William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19-19]; m Sept. 13, 1873, KATE H. SWARTLEY, b July 1, 1852; dau Elias Swartley. Ad. (1917), Trenton, N. J. Children (2): 1. Elmer E. S., b May 11, 1874; d Sept. 23, 1874. 2. Mary, b Oct. 1, 1875; d June 23, 1892. [19-52a] MARY KRIEBEL, b Aug. 15, 1855; d Sept. 24, 1894; dau William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19—19] ; m Jan. 24, 1880, DAVIS G. ROSENBERGER, b Sept. 23, 1857; d Apr. 15, 1880; s Jonas and Elizabeth (Gottschall) Rosenberger. Farmer; lived at Worcester, Pa. No issue. [19-52b] MARY (KRIEBEL) ROSENBERGER, same as above, widow of Davis G. Rosenberger, m 2d time, May 30, 1885, ALLEN F. D. JOHNSON, b May 9, 1845; d Apr. 10, 1912 ;s Isaac B. and Elizabeth (Dick) Johnson. Allen F. D. Johnson was 1st m to Susanna K. Schultz [68-29]. Children {2): [19-149] 1. Francis Homer, b June 23, 1886; m Lizzie H. Miller. 2. Mary Elizabeth, b Jan. 29, 1890; single ; New Berlinville, Pa. [19-53] CHESTER Z. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 16, 1856; s William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19-19]; m Jan. 27, 1883, MARY SCHULTZ, b Sept. 23, 1861; d Mar. 4, 1902; dau Anthony and Maria (Bitting) Schultz [149-42]. Chester Z. Kriebel is a farmer and lives at Worcester, Pa. (1917.) While heating water for washing, the dress of Mrs. Chester Z. Kriebel caught fire and she was so severely burned that she died. Children ( 6 ): [19-150] 1. Melvin, b Mar. 19, 1887; m Estella Kline. [19—151] 2. Mabel, b Mar. 3, 1889; m John Ruth. 3. Robert, b Nov. 23, 1890. 4. Howard, b Apr. 1, 1893. 5. Monroe, b Nov. 17, 1896. 6. Mary, b Apr. 1, 1901. [19-54] EDWIN Z. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 21, 1859; d - , 1921; s William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19-19]; m Feb. 1, 1877, KATHERINE BEAN, dau John and Mary (Kratz) Bean. Children ( 6 ); 1. Mary Emma, b June 27, 1879; d Jan. 24, 1882. [19-152] 2. Minnie Minerva, b Sept. 26, 1880; m Harry Henning. [19-153] 3. Alton Hubrandt, b Sept. 30, 1882; m Gertrude Stoudt. [19-154] 4. Edna, b June 21, 1888; m LeRoy Yerger; Norristown, Pa. [19-155] 5. Harrison Bean, b Feb. 25, 1892; d - , 1921; m Mabel V. Scholl, Lansdale, Pa. 6. Florence; single. [19-156] 7. Kathryn, m Cresson Cassel, Norristown, Pa. [Further data unobtainable.] [19-55a] MARY KRIEBEL, b Jan. 27, 1848; dau Philip and Hannah (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-20]; m Jan. 20, 1872, 1st, NOAH C. KRATZ, b Nov. 14, 1849; d June 9, 1883; s Abraham and Fannie (Kohl) Kratz. Engineer. Children (2): [19-157] 1. Alice K., b Jan. 25, 1873; m Benjamin R. Reiff. 2. Harvey K., b Apr. 27, 1874; d Aug. 15, 1874. [ 19— 55b] MARY (KRIEBEL) KRATZ, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 10, 1892, WILLIAM Y. JOHNSON, b Mar. 15, 1844; d Mar. 26, 1916; s Nicholas and Mary (Yoder) Johnson. Miller. Address of Mrs. Johnson (1919), Creamery, Pa. No issue. 242 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [19-56] JOHN KRIEBEL, b Dec. 15, 1849; d Mar. 14, 1909; s Philip and Hannah (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-20]; m Sept. 7, 1872, SARAH GRATER, b May 30, 1852; dau Elias and Sarah (Tyson) Grater. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Schwenksville, Pa. Children (5): [19-158] 1. Lizzie G., b Nov. 2, 1875; m Isaac M. Nace. [19-159] 2. Harry G., b Apr. 22, 1878; m Susie S. Koons. [19-160] 3. Elias G., b Aug. 8, 1880; m Margaret S. Rittenhouse. [ 19—161 ] 4. Jonas G., b Aug. 1, 1883; m Mary Ann F. Henning. [19-162] 5. Ella G., b Sept. 19, 1887; m Charles K. Johnson. [19-57] HANNAH KRIEBEL, b Jan. 4, 1854; d Oct. 19, 1907; dau Philip and Hannah (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-20]; m 1st, Mar. 8, 1879, BENJAMIN FREDERICK, b Sept. 22, 1856; d May 18, 1890; s John and Catherine (Zimmerman) Frederick. Children (2): 1. Lillie, b Aug. 3, 1882; d Feb. 5, 1884. [19-163] 2. Oswin, b July 28, 1884; m Mabel Bauman. Hannah (Kriebel) Frederick m 2d time, Daniel K. Moyer [19-68]. [19-58] AMANDA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 5, 1860; d Aug. 20, 1894; dau Philip and Hannah (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-20]; m Apr. 21, 1877, GEORGE B. SCHLOTTERER, b Apr. 29, 1853; s William and Angeline (Bitting) Schlotterer. Phila. & Reading Railway. Ad. (1919), Allentown, Pa. Children (2): [19-164] 1. Warren Kriebel, b Sept. 29, 1881; m Emma M. Kulp. [ 19—165] 2. George Kriebel, b Oct. 22, 1885; m Rosa L. Brighton. [19-60] ISAAC KRIEBEL, b Aug. 16, 1845; s Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m Sept. 12, 1868, ESTHER STEARLY, b Mar. 1, 1850; dau John and Elizabeth (Snyder) Stearly. Frankford Arsenal. Ad. (1919), 814 Corinthian Ave., Phila. [19-166a] [19-166b] [19-167] Children (2): iTi, 7 r no loen j L Laura Clark 1. John, o Jan. 28, 1869; m 0 T . TT 12. Louise Hardmg 2. Bessie, b Mar. 1, 1876; m George W. Bradenburgh. Narberth, Pa. [19-61] SAMUEL SEPTIMUS KRIEBEL, b June 17, 1849; s Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m June 10, 1868, HARRIET WOOD, b Oct. 16, 1850; dau George and Rebecca (Pyotte) Wood. Ad. (1919), 305 East 6th St., Conshohocken, Pa. Children ( 8 ): [19-168] 1. George Henry, b June 29, 1869; d June 19, 1918; m Elizabeth Ellam. 2. William, b Apr. 30, 1871; single. 3. John, b Oct. 14, 1872; d Aug. 4, 1884. [19-169] 4. Howard, b Sept. 20, 1874; d May 12, 1912; m Bessie M. Weber. 5. Rebecca W., b Apr. 17, 1877; d Apr. 30, 1877. [19-170] 6. David, b Mar. 8, 1878; m Samanna Pierce. [19-171] 7. Horace H., b Mar. 16, 1884; m Anna Hamilton; Conshohocken, Pa. [19-172] 8. Isaac R., b Mar. 23, 1886; m Elmira Murray. [19-62] AMANDA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 11, 1855; dau Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m May 17, 1888, JOHN H. WALT, b July 1, 1851. Ad. (1920), 711 George St., Norristown, Pa. No issue. [19-63] GEORGE R. KRIEBEL, b June 10, 1857; d May 18, 1919; s Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m Dec. 20, 1884, CAROLINE TRAPP, b May 1, 1858; dau John George and Caroline (Reitz) Trapp. Teamster. (1920.) 2018 Pratt St., Bridesburg, Phila. One child: [19-173] Mary Ella, b Jan. 26, 1886; m John G. Kraemer. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 243 [19-64] SARAH KRIEBEL, b Mar. 20, 1859; d Dec. 13, 1885; dau Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m Oct. 18, 1875, JOHN FERRY, b June 19, 1856; dec. No issue. [ No further data obtainable.] [19-65] REINARD KRIEBEL, b Nov. 17, 1861; s Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m Apr. 28, 1883, JANE A. HARDSTAFF, b Apr. 27, 1866; dau William and Margaret A. (Gotwalts) Hardstaff. Ironwork; 818 Hector St., Conshohocken, Pa. Children (13): 1. Almira Amanda, b Jan. 31, 1884; d Sept. 22, 1884. [19-174] 2. Mark Staley, b Mar. 7, 1886; m Blanche T. Mount. 3. Infant, b June 14, 1887; d June 18, 1887. [19-175] 4. Mary, b July 2, 1889; m John P. Herron. [19-176] 5. Jennie, b July 25, 1891; m Ellsworth Mahlin. [19-177] 6. Franklin Fritz, b Dec. 3, 1893; m Olive Redington. [19-178] 7. Lillian, b Feb. 27, 1896; m Ellwood B. Heller. 8. Ralph, b Apr. 20, 1899. 9. Charles, b Aug. 4, 1902. 10. Thelma, b Dec. 20, 1904. 11. William Hardstaff, b Feb. 19, 1907. 12. Edna, b Oct. 5, 1908. 13. Russell, b Nov. 24, 1911. [19-66] PHILIP KRIEBEL, b Aug. 8, 1864; d Nov. 14, 1910; s Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m May 5, 1886, ELIZABETH S. RICHARD, b Jan. 15, 1863; dau Jacob H. and Mary (Jones) Richard. Res. Germantown, Phila. One child: Edward V., b Sept. 2, 1889; Norristown, Pa. [19-67a] DAVID K. MOYER, b Jan. 8, 1848; d Mar. 3, 1901; s William and Susanna (Kriebel) Moyer [19-22]; m 1st time, Feb. 24, 1874, MARY A. GROVE, b Jan. 19, 1840; d Dec. 23, 1878; dau George W. and Nancy (Strickler) Grove. Cigar Maker; lived at Dunlaps, Elkhart Co., Ind. Children (3): [19-179] 1. Grove, b Apr. 24, 1877; m Rubie G. Strickler. 3* Warren O i ^ 0°^ 19, 1878; single ; 915 N. 3rd St., Savanna, Ill. [ 19— 67b] DAVID K. MOYER, same as above, m2d time, Jan. 3, 1884, JOSIE M. GROVE, b Nov. 24, 1848; dau George W. and Nancy (Strickler) Grove. No children. [19-68] DANIEL K. MOYER, b Mar. 16, 1851 \ d Dec. 20, 1907; s William and Susanna (Kriebel) Moyer [19-22]; m HANNAH (KRIEBEL) FREDERICK, widow of Benjamin Frederick [19-57], b Jan. 4, 1854; d Oct. 19, 1907 ; dau Philip and Hannah (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-20]. One child: William, b Mar. 4, 1895; U. S. A., Army of Occupation. (1919.) [19-69] WILLIAM K. MOYER, b Feb. 25, 1855; d Feb. 17, 1882; s William and Susanna (Kriebel) Moyer [19-22]; m Nov. 6, 1880, ADELIA (CONRAD) SHIFFERT, b Apr. 26, 1856; dau Peter and Susan (Wetzel) Conrad. Widow m 2d time, Amandus Schoenly, Congo, Pa. One child: [19-180] Susan, b Feb. 14, 1882; d Apr. 19, 1913; m Wallace G. Zern, Pennsburg, Pa. Susan Moyer Zern had several children. [Further data unobtainable.] [19-70a & b] SEPTIMUS K. RAWN, b Feb. 5, 1850, d Mar. 6, 1900; s Isaac H. and Magdalena (Kriebel) Rawn [19-23] ; m 1st, - WEIDENBACH ; d Oct., 1883; by whom he had two children: Milton, who d in Sept., 1883; Annie, now Mrs. Vaughn, living at 229 E. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) SEPTIMUS K. RAWN m 2d time, SOPHIE KOVER. By this union one son, Harvey K., was born, whose address in 1920 was 1931 Camac St., Phila. [Letters unans.] [19-71] ELIZABETH K. RAWN, b Apr. 16, 1854; dau Isaac H. and Magdalena (Kriebel) Rawn [19-23]; m Dec. 29, 1883, MAHLON WANNER, b Feb. 24, 1862; s Jacob and Evana (Garber) Wanner. Laborer. Ad. (1919), Ironbridge, Pa. No children. 244 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [ 19-72a] HENRY S. KRIEBEL, b July 7, 1852 ; s Septimus and Susan (Schlotterer) Kriebel [19-24] ; m 1st time, July 22, 1871, LIZZIE ANN CASSEL, b Aug. 7, 1852; d Dec. 18, 1900; buried in Rose Hill Cem., Ambler, Pa. Lizzie Ann Cassel was the dau of Elias Cassel. (1921.) [19-1 82a] [19- 182b] [19-183] [19-183.1] Children (J): * 0 ^ 0 , 00 -.o-. j 1. Mrs. Florence Handman Hatley. 1. Septimus C„ b Sept. 23. 1874; m ) 2 Laila E (Fisher) willers. 2. Elias Wilbur, b Dec. 25, 1877; m Isabella Augusta Lesser. 3. Edna, b Dec. 6, 1883; d Dec. 2, 1890. 4. Elizabeth Irene, b Sept. 16, 1888; m Charles Ewing Adams. [19-72b] HENRY S. KRIEBEL, m 2d time, Sept. 20, 1911, MRS. MARY J. (ASHFORD) WEIKEL, b Jan. 29, 1867; dau John E. and Susanna (Boorse) Ashford. Res. North Wales, Pa. Henry S. Kriebel has for many years been one of the most prominent and progressive business men of North Wales. He is president of the Valvoline Oil Co., and has been exceedingly successful in the development of his oil interests. For many years he was president of the North Wales School Board, and served in Town Council for a long time. His advice is constantly sought in public affairs of the town. Mr. Kriebel is interested in the history and genealogy of the Schwenkfelders, having served as President of the Kriebel Family Association, and is at present a member of the Board of Governors of the Society of The Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles. He is also one of the guarantors for the publication of this book. [19-73] FRANKLIN S. KRIEBEL, b June 14, 1857; s Septimus A. and Susan (Schlotterer) Kriebel [19-24]; m Nov. 9, 1878, SALLIE A. FREED, b Nov. 10, 1859; dau Elias and Elizabeth (Shutt) Freed. Sup’t of Electric Plant; res. (1919), No. Wales, Pa. Children (J); 1. Russell Harper, b Dec. 6, 1881; unm; North Wales, Pa. 2. Iona Freed, b July 10, 1884; d Oct. 17, 1884. [19-184] 3. Mabel Frances, b Nov. 18, 1886; m Angus M. Winter. 4. Irma Freed, b Feb. 28, 1891. [19-74] WILLIAM S. KRIEBEL, b Feb. 5, 1861; s Septimus A. and Susann (Schlotterer) Kriebel [19-24]; m Nov. 3, 1887, ANNIE E. WRIGHT, b Feb. 3, 1861; dau Thomas W. and Elizabeth (Carley) Wright. Manager. Ad. (1918), 6121 McCallum St., Germantown, Phila. Children (8) : 1. David, b June 16, 1888; stillborn. [19-185] 2. Dorothy, b June 1, 1889; m Nowland B. Zane. [19-186] 3. William S., Jr., b Aug. 12, 1890; m Mary B. Hewitt. [ 19—187 ] 4. Elizabeth, b Mar. 26, 1892; m Albert G. Newbold. [19-188] 5. Thomas Edwin, b Feb. 23, 1894; d Sept. 28, 1918; m Dorothy B. Sanders. 6. John, b Sept. 15, 1897; d Sept. 15, 1897. 7. Robert Wright, b Oct. 24, 1898; single ; 6121 McCallum St., Germantown, Phila. 8. Richard Theodore, b Apr. 18, 1904; single ; 6121 McCallum St., Germantown, Phila. [19-75] SEPTIMUS S. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 26, 1866; d Dec. 30, 1903; s Septimus and Susan (Schlotterer) Kriebel [19-24]; m June 28, 1893, MARY MULHOLLAND; dau J. Mulholland. One child: Beatrice, b Feb. 28, 1899; Bay Village, Ohio. [19-77] SEPTIMUS STOUDT, b Mar. 7, 1878; s John and Hannah (Kriebel) Stoudt [19-25]; m Feb. 24, 1880, ANNIE SCHANTZ; d Mar. 14, 1892. Res. 623 Grant St., Pottstown, Pa. Children ( 2 ): [19-188.1] 1. Lillie Mae, b May 21, 1880; m Walter Hartzell. [19-188.2] 2. Elmer, b Oct. 22, 1881; m Edna L. Weigner. [19-78] ALLEN K. STOUDT, b Mar. 19, 1860; s John and Hannah (Kriebel) Stoudt [19-25]; m Feb. 21, 1880, ELISABETH R. MININGER, b Mar. 12, 1862; dau Abraham and Catharine (Rife) Mininger. Harness Maker for 30 years and Shipper. Ad. (1919), Quakertown, Pa. Plate 29 'V Dr. Christopher Ivriebel and wife, Regina [19-7]. Taken from oil paintings in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg, Pa Plate 30 A Meeting of the Israel Kriebel Family Association in 1907 at the Israel Kriebel [19-12] Homestead. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 245 Children ( 5 ): 1. Abner, h Feb. 11, 1883; d Jan. 23, 1885. [19-189] 2. Asher M., b Jan. 21, 1886; m Emma Pauline Hopf. [19-190] 3. Oscar M., b Mar. 12, 1890; m Alma Rinker. 4. Pearl, b Mar. 12, 1896; Quakertown, Pa. 5. Edgar, b Dec. 18, 1899; Quakertown, Pa. Edgar Stoudt enlisted May 9, 1917, in the Air Service as a machinist; saw 18 months’ service in France and England, was honorably discharged Mar. 14, 1919. [19-79a] HENRY S. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 15, 1852, s John and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [19-26]; m Nov. 18, 1871, CATHARINE WIEGNER, b Aug. 29, 1849; d Feb. 8, 1892; dau John and Maria (Anders) Wiegner [154-21]. Children ( 9 ): 1. Mary Emma, b Aug. 18, 1872; d Aug. 3, 1892. [202-24] 2. Clara W., b Nov. 15, 1874; d Feb. 12, 1921; m Allen S. Krauss. 3. Irwin W., b May 11, 1877; d June 15, 1899. [19-191] 4. Lizzie W., b Dec. 13, 1879; d May 2, 1908; m Charles J. Thomas. [11-314] 5. Susan, b Sept. 8, 1882; m Rev. Howard H. Krauss. 6. Ella W., b Nov. 18, 1884; d Jan. 4, 1887. 7. Catharine W., b Oct. 13, 1887; stillborn. 8. Elmer W., b Apr. 25, 1889; d Dec. 28, 1889. 9. Willis W., b Sept. 20, 1890. [19-79b] HENRY S. KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, SARAH CATHARINE (KATIE) WIEGNER, b Feb. 2, 1854; d Mar. 29, 1899; dau Ezra and Rebecca (Diehl) Wiegner [154-22b]. No children. Repairer of Musical Instruments. Ad. (1919), 544 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. [19-80] MARY S. KRIEBEL, b June 26, 1862; dau John and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [19-26]; m Aug. 30, 1884, ALLEN M. FUNK, b Mar. 29, 1863; s John and Diana Funk. Farmer. Ad. (1919), East Greenville, Pa. Children (8): [43-376] 1. Minnie K., b Dec. 3, 1885; m Howard S. Seibert. 2. Susan K., b Sept. 5, 1889. [19-192] 3. John K., b July 27, 1891; m Bertha F. Gressley; Pennsburg, Pa. 4. Ada K., b Aug. 22, 1894. 5. Nora K., b Aug. 19, 1896; d Apr. 20, 1912. 6. Oscar K., b Jan. 29, 1899; d Sept. 26, 1919. 7. Mary K., b Sept. 28, 1901; d Feb. 18, 1902. 8. Verna K., b Mar. 11, 1904. [19-81] SUSAN SCHULTZ KRIEBEL, b Dec. 28, 1864; dau John S. and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [19-26]; m May 21, 1904, D. MELVIN ALLEBACH, s David H. and Sarah S. Allebach. Farmer. Ad. (1918), R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. Children (2): 1. Lester K., b Apr. 8, 1906; d May 12, 1906. 2. Wilson K., b July 12, 1907; d Oct. 10, 1907. D. Melvin Allebach was married 1st time to Alice M. Cassel [21-222]. [19-82] JOSEPH S. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 20, 1867; d June 1, 1920; s John and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [19-26]; m Apr. 27, 1893, MAGGIE JANE HILLEGASS, b Dec. 5, 1868; dau Levinus Hille- gass. Foreman; lived at East Greenville, Pa. One child: Elsie Hillegass, b Mar. 12, 1897; East Greenville, Pa. [19-83] HOWARD WIEGNER KRIEBEL, b July 6, 1859; s Henry and Mary Ann (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-28a]; m Jan. 26, 1884, THAMAR KRIEBEL SCHULTZ, b Feb. 17, 1858; dau Thomas and Hannah (Kriebel) Schultz [70-11]. Ad. (1921), Pennsburg, Pa. No children. 246 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Howard Wiegner Kriebel was born in Hereford Twp., Berks Co., Pa.; he was educated in the public schools of his native twp., at the Keystone State Normal School, Kutztown, Pa. (graduating in 1876), and at Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio. He taught in the public schools of his native twp. and at Perkiomen Seminary, Pennsburg, Pa., which institution he helped to revive, where he served also as bookkeeper, secretary and trustee. He resigned from this position to write “The Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania,” an historical sketch published in 1904 by the Pennsylvania German Society. Mr. Kriebel was the publisher of the “Pennsylvania German,” (from 1906-1914), an illustrated monthly magazine devoted to the biography, history, folklore, literature, and general interests of German and Swiss settlers in Pa., and other states, and their descendants. For a time Mr. Kriebel served as minister of the Society of Schwenkfelders, and for several years served as Secretary of the Conference of the Society. He was also one of the original members of the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church, serving as its Secretary for a number of years. To Mr. Kriebel belongs the credit of originating numerous movements in the “Society of Schwenk¬ felders.” He first started the collection of valuable books and manuscripts in the Schwenkfelder families, purchasing many at public sales in order to preserve them, keeping them in his home until the present Historical Library Building was erected at Pennsburg, when he generously donated his valuable collec¬ tion to the Library. He was the first to suggest the idea of erecting a permanent building for the preservation of the Schwenkfelder books and manuscripts, and for twenty years kept agitating the idea, before it was finally accomplished. For more than forty years Mr. Kriebel has been collecting data on the history of the Schwenk¬ felders, and he is the best informed man in the country today on the early history of the activities of the Schwenkfelders, after their arrival in Pennsylvania. All data collected by Mr. Kriebel during these many years was very kindly put at the disposal of the Editor of this work, and the Editor hereby wishes to acknowledge his hearty gratitude to Mr. Kriebel for his generosity and willingness to co¬ operate in every way to make this record as complete and comprehensive as possible. Most of the field work and research work done to assemble the material for this book was done by Mr. Kriebel under the direction of the Editor, and had it not been for Mr. Kriebel’s intuitive instinct for discover¬ ing clues to widely scattered families and his dogged persistence in following out these clues it would not have been possible to locate such a large number of families as are included in this book. For the many hours of gratuitous service that Mr. Kriebel has rendered the Schwenkfelder Institutions, and for the many ideas originated by him for the development of these institutions, the Schwenkfelders owe Mr. Kriebel a debt they never can pay. [19-84] ELMER G. KRIEBEL, b July 27, 1867; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [19— 28b] ; m Aug. 12, 1896, NORA K. MESCHTER, b Aug. 14, 1874; dau Rev. George K. and Mary Ann (Krieble) Meschter [66-14]. Physician. Ad. (1919), Norristown, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Mildred, b July 27, 1900. 2. Burton M., b Oct. 30, 1905. [19-85] LEWIS G. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 2, 1869; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesenfer) Kriebel [19-28b]; m KATIE BITTENBENDER. Ad. (1920), W. Main St., Norristown, Pa. One child: Florence, b Apr. 10, 1889; d Sept. 3, 1906. [19-86] CALVIN G. KRIEBEL, b July 6, 1870; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [19-28b] ; m Mar. 26, 1896, NORA C. MESCHTER, b Apr. 24, 1875; dau Charles Y. and Matilda (Clemmer) Meschter [66-8]. Ad. (1918), Hereford, Berks Co., Pa. Calvin G. Kriebel is a farmer, living near Hereford, Pa. He is president of the Israel Kriebel Family Association and is a member of the Board of Managers of the Charity Fund of the Church. Children (3): 1. Ralph M., b Oct. 12, 1897. 2. Mae M., b Feb. 17, 1899. 3. Stanley M., b July 24, 1905. Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 247 [19-87] REGINA G. KRIEBEL, b May 24, 1872; dau Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [ 1 9— 28b] ; m Apr. 25, 1896, HORACE R. GERY, b Dec. 14, 1873; s Michael N. and Sallie (Reese) Gery. Carpenter. Ad. (1919), Hereford, Pa. Children (5): [19-193] 1. Helen K., b Dec. 20, 1897; m - 2. Webster K., b Sept. 22, 1902. 3. Clarence K., b May 5, 1907. 4. Alda K., b May 5, 1909. 5. Claude Iv., b Mar. 5, 1911. [19-88] ANDREW G. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 4, 1877; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [l9-28b]; m Oct. 23, 1897, ELLEN C. GERY, b Oct. 20, 1879; dau James L. and Elizabeth (Warm- kessel) Gery. Butcher. Ad. (1919), Hereford, Pa. Children (10): 1. Emarine G., b Oct. 11, 1899; Hereford, Pa. 2. Ira G., b Mar. 20, 1901; Hereford, Pa. 3. Verna G., b Nov. 29, 1902; Hereford, Pa. 4. Asher G., b Nov. 28, 1904; Hereford, Pa. 5. Russell G., b May 30, 1906; d Oct. 21, 1906. 6. Lloyd G., b Feb. 15, 1908; Hereford, Pa. 7. Harold G., b Mar. 17, 1910; Hereford, Pa. 8. Elizabeth G., b Nov. 15, 1911; Hereford, Pa. 9. Pauline G., b June 8, 1915; Hereford, Pa. 10. Dorothy G., b Apr. 2, 1918; Hereford, Pa. [19-89] ASHER G. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 14, 1879; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [19-28b]; m Jan. 5, 1905, BERTHA H. HEEBNER, b Dec. 7, 1879; dau Joseph L. and Mary Jane (Hippie) Heebner [21-43b]. Physician. Ad. (1919), Lynnville, Pa. Children (3): 1. T. Randall, b Nov. 29, 1905. 2. H. Denton, b Apr. 7, 1910. 3. Willard A., b May 22, 1912. [19-90] HENRY G. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 15, 1882; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [19-28b] ; m Jan. 1, 1902, ANNIE M. RITTER, b Jan. 13, 1882; dau Henry C. and Amanda E. (Knappen- berger) Ritter [75b-41]. Manager of Provision Department, Wholesale Meat House. Ad. (1919), 335 No. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. Children (4): 1. Edith A., b May 30, 1902; 335 No. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. 2. Henry C., b July 4, 1903; 335 No. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. 3. Melda E., b Nov. 22, 1904; 335 No. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. 4. Donald R., b Oct. 9, 1914; d Sept. 6, 1916. [19-91] WILLIAM W. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 29, 1854; d Nov. 5, 1906; s Elias and Sophia (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-29] ; m Oct. 20, 1879, MARIA H. DEISHER, b Feb. 17, 1855; dau Joel and Lydia (Heistand) Deisher. Lived at Polo, Ill. Children (6): 1. Henry D., b Jan. 21, 1881; Weede, Montana. [19-194] 2. May A., b Oct. 30, 1882; m Joseph C. Dommel. [19-195] 3. Almira, b July 17, 1884; m Andrew J. Trump. [19-196] 4. Ambrose S., h Nov. 10, 1886; m Verona Brenner. 5. Leona, b Jan. 9, 1890; d July 2, 1892. [19-197] 6. Beulah, b Sept. 13, 1892; m Hodge E. Huffman. [19-92 SUSAN KRIEBEL, b July 3, 1856; dau Elias and Sophia (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-29]; m Dec. 12, 1874, JOHN S. BERKY, b July 31, 1852; s Daniel G. Berky. Ad. (1919), Barto, Pa. 248 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (7): [19-198] 1. Elmer K., b Nov. 8, 1875; m Annie B. Bauer. [19-199] 2. Annie K., b Sept. 6, 1877; m Wm. Herbert Clauser. [19-200] 3. Lillie May, b Oct. 4, 1882; m Edwin R. Huber. 4. Sidney K., b Jan. 10, 1886; d Jan. 21, 1893. 5. Harvey K., b Jan. 5, 1888; d Feb. 7, 1893. 6. Mary K., b Dec. 9, 1889; d Jan. 22, 1893. 7. Norman K., b Feb. 19, 1892. [19-93] MARY ANN KRIEBEL, b Apr. 13, 1862; d Dec. 30, 1919; dau Elias and Sophia(Wiegner) Kriebel [19-29] ; m JOSHUA KOCH. No issue. Mr. Koch resides at 1332 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. [19-94] ALLEN S. KRIEBEL, b June 28, 1861; s Andrew and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-31]; m in 1888, KETURAH SCHULTZ, b Feb. 18, 1869; dau Manoah and Annetta (Trump) Schultz [149-66a]. Farmer. Ad. (1921), Hereford, Pa. [19-201] [19-202] Children (10): 1. Ada, b Sept. 12, 1888; m Elwood J. Spatz. 2. Chester, b Jan. 16, 1890; m Emma A. Gander. 3. Homer, b Dec. 31, 1892; Hereford, Pa. 4. Owen, b Feb. 26, 1895; Hereford, Pa. Owen S. Kriebel served with the A. E. F., en¬ listing July 24, 1918, and served to May 30, 1919. Engagements: Meuse- Argonne Offensive, Nov. 1, to Nov. 11, 1918. He was honorably discharged at Camp Dix, June 18, 1919. 5. Irene, b Oct. 1, 1898; Hereford, Pa. 6. Norman \twins & june 30, 1901. 7. Raymond 8. Mary, b Feb. 25, 1905. 9. Helen, b July 7, 1910; d Jan. 11, 1912. 10. Corinne, b Feb. 6, 1913. [19-95] REV. OSCAR S. KRIEBEL, D.D., b Sept. 10, 1863; s Andrew and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-31]; m June 30, 1891, CORINNE MILLER, b Apr. 24, 1865; dau Wells W. Miller. Minis¬ ter of the Gospel and Principal of Perkiomen School. Ad. (1921), Pennsburg, Pa. Children (3): [19-203] 1. Florence Frieda, b Apr. 17, 1892; m Israel S. Adams. 2. Mary Miller, b Oct. 10, 1893; Pennsburg, Pa.; instructor in French and German in South Side High School, Bethlehem, Pa.; graduate of Oberlin College, 1916. [19-204] 3. Louisa Ellison, b Oct. 9, 1894; m Ralph Snyder Adams. Rev. Oscar Schultz Kriebel, A.M., D.D., was born on a farm at Hereford, Berks Co., Pa. His father dying when the boy was but thirteen years of age, many responsibilities were placed upon Dr. Kriebel and his elder brother who was but two years his senior. The full management of the farm practically rested on the shoulders of these two boys for several years. However, Dr. Kriebel managed to attend the public schools of his native twp., studying diligently at home when he was not permitted to attend school, and was able in a few years to pass an examination for a teacher’s certificate, which then permitted him to teach in the public schools of the county. In this way he spent three years in teaching, and then in 1883 he entered Oberlin Academy, Oberlin, Ohio, where he remained for two years preparing for college. Not having any financial assistance Dr. Kriebel was obliged to pay his own way through the Academy and College and he did this by accepting all kinds of honest employment, during his college course and during the summer vacations — working on the farm, selling books or stereoscopic views or teaching. Thus by great diligence and conscientious effort he was able to work his own way through Oberlin College, and was graduated in 1889 with the degree of A.B. It was during his college career that Dr. Kriebel was visited by a committee of the Schwenkfelder Church of the Upper District, for the purpose of asking him to become the minister of their churches, as Rev. Joshua Schultz who was then pastor of this District was growing old and in very poor health, so that it was thought that someone should be procured to assist him and be able to take his place when he became entirely incapacitated. The committee was induced to take this trip because in his younger days in connection with the Sunday Schools of the Upper District, Dr. Kriebel had always taken an Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 249 active part, was a faithful worker, and an earnest speaker. All these qualities seemed to indicate that he would make an acceptable minister. When the committee waited upon Dr. Kriebel and presented all aspects of the situation to him, he replied: “I know that I can teach, but I do not know that I shall be a success as a preacher, and I am not fitted to be a farmer.” However, having his mind turned in the direction of the ministry, upon his graduation from the college department he entered Oberlin Theological Seminary, spending two years in study for the ministry and was given the degree of A.M. in 1892. In 1891 Dr. Kriebel was married to Miss Corinne Miller, who also was graduated from Oberlin College in 1886. The following year they took a trip abroad where Dr. Kriebel finished his third year of theological work in the University of Berlin. In the meantime the Schwenkfelder Churches of the Upper District, realizing that if they desired to have a pastor who would embody all the requisites which they desired to have, they would have to provide further means of support than had previously been given their pastors, as prior to this time, none of the ministers of the Church were paid for their services, but obtained their living from their daily occupations. At the same time there seemed to be a growing demand for a school in the com¬ munity which would enable the boys and girls of that vicinity to obtain further education than was given in the public schools at that time. The outgrowth of this thought was the purchasing of Perkio- men Seminary, by the Schwenkfelder Church and the electing of Oscar S. Kriebel as the principal and also the pastor of the Upper District Churches, which at that time included three churches, or meeting houses, viz.: Washington, Hosensack, and Kraussdale. When Dr. and Mrs. Kriebel returned from abroad in 1892, Dr. Kriebel was installed as Pastor of the Upper District and as Principal of Perkiomen Seminary. [For the history of Perkiomen Seminary, see page 29.) The growth and development of the Schwenkfelder congregation dates from this time, for with the enthusiasm and optimism which has pervaded Dr. Kriebel’s career, changes and expansions have taken place within the Schwenkfelder denomination which have meant much progress and resulted in the present achievements. In all of these movements Dr. Kriebel has been the leader. The organization of the Mission Board, the expansion of mission work, the organization and incorporation of the Board of Publication for the monumental task of publishing the Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum, and the development of Perkiomen School are all achievements in which Dr. Kriebel has been the leading figure. As a result of his leadership the new Palm Schwenkfelder Church was dedicated September 24, 1911, with its entire cost of more than $40,000.00 entirely pledged. This church edifice is located in precisely the geographic center of what is known as the Upper District, and since its erection the three separate church buildings at Hosensack, Washington, and Kraussdale, have been abandoned excepting for funeral purposes. The cemeteries are still retained and kept in good repair. The building at Washington has been torn down and a suitable marker erected on the site where the former pulpit stood. The cemetery has been enclosed with a handsome stone wall. The new building at Palm is constructed of stone, and the main timbers on the inside were cut from the trees, which formerly stood in the yard of the Washington Schwenkfelder Church. A handsome pipe organ of superior quality is also one of several outstanding features of this Church. This was the first Schwenkfelder Church erected in which a pipe organ was installed. The Palm Church is a memorial to the services of Dr. O. S. Kriebel as Pastor. On October 27, 1917, the twenty-fifth anniversary of the ordination of Dr. Kriebel to the Christian ministry was held in this Palm Church. The exercises were largely attended by friends and members from far and near and were a memorable event for the Schwenkfelder Church of the Upper District. Dr. Kriebel has written and published a number of treatises, some of which are “An Outline of the Study of The Acts, The Epistles, and Revelations;” “Sanctification versus Christian Perfection;” “Conversion and Religious Experience,” etc. In recognition of these works, Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, conferred upon Dr. Kriebel the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity in 1907. During the World War, Dr. Kriebel was appointed fuel administrator of Montgomery County, and also a member of the food commission. He served as chairman of various committees in the upper end of the county until the relinquishment of government control after the close of the war. Dr. Kriebel’s two monuments are the Perkiomen School and the Palm Church. His untiring efforts have made Perkiomen School one of the leaders among preparatory schools. He has helped many young people to get an education; he has been instrumental in securing a large number of young men to enter the Christian ministry of their various denominations; as a matter of fact with the exception of Rev. Edwin S. Anders it was through Dr. Kriebel’s encouragement that all the other minis¬ ters of the Schwenkfelder denomination today were induced to study for the ministry. 250 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families It can truly be said that Dr. Kriebel has been the leader of the Schwenkfelder Church during the last thirty years; he has wielded an influence over the people and community that is far reaching. When one looks back and notes the activities that have been started and achieved during the past thirty years one can trace in their movements the hand of Dr. O. S. Kriebel, so that it can be said with truth, that the opening of Perkiomen Seminary, by the Schwenkfelders, marked the Renaissance of the Schwenkfelder Church. [19-96] IDA K. HIESTAND, b Dec. 24, 1869; d Feb. 25, 1896; buried at the Lehigh Church Cem. ; dau Charles and Mary (Kriebel) Hiestand [19-32]; m CHARLES MERKEL. Mr. Merkel lives at Allentown, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Walter, b June 23, 1892. [No further data.] 2. Mary, b Aug. 12, 1894; d Oct. 12, 1909. [19-97] WILLIAM S. KRIEBEL, b June 8, 1832; d Feb. 26, 1910; s Isaac S. and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-33]; m Nov. 8, 1856, SARAH CASSEL, b Jan. 31, 1832; d Feb. 24, 1908; dau Joseph and Rebecca (Ileebner) Cassel [21-14]. Farmer. Lived in Worcester Twp.; later in Lansdale, Pa. Children (5): 1. Anna Rebecca, b Oct. 15, 1857; d Oct. 12, 1860. 2. Ellen, b Sept. 29, 1859; d May 2, 1862. 3. Isaac, b Sept. 26, 1862; d Apr. 11, 1875. 4. Lawrence, b Jan. 7, 1868; d Sept. 14, 1894. 5. Sylvanus, b Oct. 8, 1873; d Apr. 10, 1875. [19-98] JESSE S. KRIEBLE, b Oct, 11, 1842; d Mar. 21, 1915; s Isaac and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-33]; m Feb. 4, 1871, SUSANNA Z. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 18, 1846; dau William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [ 19-19]. Farmer. Lived on the old homestead of Isaac Kriebel, near Center Point, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Daughter, b Apr. 12, 1875; stillborn. 2. Malinda, b Mar. 6, 1878; d Jan. 11, 1884. 3. Ida, b Nov. 18, 1880; d Feb. 12, 1882. 4. Harvey, b Mar. 17, 1883; d Nov. 15, 1883. [19-205] 5. Vernon K., b Mar. 4, 1885; m Laura K. Cassel. Jesse S. Krieble was born in Worcester, Montg. Co., Pa., Oct. 11, 1842. He attended the public schools of his twp. where he was taught by George Weber who instructed him in addition to the usual branches in mensuration, geometry, trigonometry and surveying. Later he attended Freeland Semi¬ nary and North Wales Academy. After teaching school for several years in Worcester and Gwynedd twps. he took up farming as his occupation. He, however, was a public spirited citizen of many inter¬ ests and devoted much of his time to the upbuilding and advancement of his community. He was particularly interested in education and served for 27 years as a school director of Worcester Twp., acting as the President of the board for about 15 years. He also helped to organize Perkiomen Seminary at Pennsburg which was taken over by the Schwenkfelder church in 1892, acting as a trustee the rest of his life. As a farmer he believed in united action as the only way that farmers could either sell or buy their commodities satisfactorily. He helped to organize the “Farmers’ Creamery Association” of Worcester and the Worcester “Farmers’ Union,” and served as president of both associations for many years. He also took an active interest in financial and political affairs. When the North Wales Bank was organized he became a charter member of the board and served as long as he lived. As a protest against the Quay regime in 1900, he consented to become a candidate of the independents for the State Assem¬ bly, but failed of election. He was a life long and active member of the Schwenkfelder church, serving it as Secretary of the General Conference and as superintendent of the primary department of the Towamencin Sunday school for many years. He died March 21st, 1915, aged 72 years, 5 months, and 10 days and was buried in the Towamencin Sehw. Cem. [19-99] DANIEL S. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 2, 1845; d Apr. 7, 1914; s Isaac S. and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-33]; m Dec. 21, 1874, MARY A. ABBEY, b Dec. 21, 1853; d Jan. 20, 1922; dau Chauncey Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 251 and Mary (Honiker) Abbey. Daniel S. Kriebel was a merchant and was engaged in the grocery business in Germantown for many years. He was killed by a railroad train at 22nd St. & Allegheny Ave., Phila., Apr. 7, 1914. Address of widow (1918), 102 W. Cliveden Ave., Germantown, Phila. Children (3): 1. Clarence, b Jan. 28, 1876; 1800 Green St., Phila. [19-206] 2. Percy Elmer, b July 25, 1878; m Pearl R. Christian. [ 19—207 ] 3. Bessie, b Feb. 28, 1880; m William T. Brown. [19-100] ISAAC KRIEBEL, b Feb. 9, 1841 ; d Jan. 28, 1920; s Samuel and Abigail (Kriebel) Kriebel [ 19—34] ; m Nov. 14, 1865, SUSANNA FISHER, b May 8, 1842; d Nov. 13, 1911; dau Adam and Maria (Heydrick) Fisher [52a-3]. Farmer; lived on farm now occupied by his son Isaac Vincent, adjoining the Salford Schw. Church. For many years Mr. Kriebel was sexton of this Church and took great pride in caring for the Cemetery and in pointing out historical landmarks on this site, containing the graves of so many of the pioneer Schwenkfelders. He was the last surviving active member of this church, and since his death, regular services at this place have been discontinued. Children (J): [19-208] 1. Mary, b Jan. 21, 1868; m Allen G. Metzger. [19-209] 2. Abigail, b Apr. 3, 1873; m William H. Alderfer. [19-220b] 3. Susan F., b Jan. 9, 1882; m Irwin K. Moyer. [ 19—210] 4. Isaac Vincent, b Nov. 12, 1884; m Rosa Idella H. Freed. [19-101] JEREMIAH K. KRIEBEL, b Feb. 19, 1865; s Abraham H. and Susanna (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-35]; m Nov. 26, 1889, JOANNA D. HECKLER, b July 4, 1869; dau Franklin and Mary (Dresher) Heckler [64-27]. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. Children (£): [19-211] 1. Mary H., b Aug. 5, 1893; m John B. Reed. 2. Harold H., b May 29, 1903. [19-102] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b Nov. 29, 1867; s Abraham H. and Susanna (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-35]; m Jan. 12, 1895, ANNIE K. HEYDRICK, b Feb. 26, 1870; dau Samuel K. and Maria (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-6]. Farmer. Res. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. Mr. Kriebel owns the former Melchior Kriebel farm in Gwynedd Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Children (6): 1. Susanna H., b Sept. 27, 1896. 2. Elizabeth H., b Aug. 9, 1898. 3. Herbert H., b Nov. 9, 1900. 4. Miriam H., b Oct. 17, 1903. 5. Esther H., b Feb. 16, 1906. 6. Martha H., b May 24, 1908; d Aug. 11, 1908. [19-103] SUSAN KRIEBEL, b Dec. 27, 1871; dau Abraham H. and Susanna (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-35]; m Nov. 1, 1894, MILTON O. LANDIS, b Mar. 22, 1873; s Isaac and Elizabeth Landis. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 2, Norristown, Pa. Mr. Landis lives on the former Solomon Schultz farm, near Center Point, Pa. One child: Elizabeth K., b Apr. 19, 1898; R. F. D. 2, Norristown, Pa. [19-103.1] ALLEN K. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 14, 1894; s Daniel H. and Sallie S. (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-36] ; m Mar. 26, 1921, KATIE S. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 5, 1895; daw Charles, Jr., and Annie M. (Schultz) Kriebel [25-196a]. Farm laborer. Ad. (1921), R. F. D. 2, Lansdale, Pa. One child: Floyd, b Jan. 25, 1922. [19-104] AMANDA S. KRIEBEL, b Feb. 26, 1844; d July 6, 1917; dau Joseph B. and Margaret (Schwepk) Kriebel [19-37]; m Oct. 17, 1863, DAVID M. CASSEL, b Oct. 24, 1839; s Joseph and Cath¬ erine Cassel. Retired farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa. Children (7): [19-212] 1. Ida K., b Sept. 3, 1864; m Joseph A. Moyer. [19-213] 2. Milton K., b Mar. 2, 1867; m Elizabeth Ruth. 252 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [19-214] 3. Joseph K., b Aug. 24, 1870; m Virginia S. Aiman. [19-215] 4. Margaret K., b Sept. 9, 1874; m Alpheus K. Allebach. [19-216] 5. Elizabeth K., b May 26, 1880; m Adam Reber. 6. Clayton K., b Mar. 7, 1886; d May 6, 1886. 7. Emma K., b Jan. 12, 1889; R. F. D., Souderton, Pa. [19-105] SAMUEL S. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 6, 1851; s Joseph B. and Margaret (Schwenk) Kriebel [19-37] ; m Dec. 19, 1874, EMMA JANE ZIEGLER, b Apr. 28, 1854; d June, 1920; dau Abraham K. and Amanda (Riegner) Ziegler [49-275]. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Hatfield, Pa. Children (3): [19-217] 1. Ella May, b Oct. 23, 1876; m William M. Freed. [19-218] 2. J. Horace, b May 22, 1878; m Anna Roberta Wood. [19-219] 3. Abram Durant, b Aug. 26, 1881; m Lillie A. Clemens. [19-106] ELIZABETH S. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 6, 1853; dau Joseph B. and Margaret (Schwenk) Kriebel [19-37]; m Mar. 2, 1873, JONAS B. MOYER, b Mar. 1, 1847; s Samuel and Susan Moyer. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa. [19-220a] [ 19— 220b] [19-221] [19-222] Children (5): 1. Elmer, b Apr. 18, 1874; d Aug. 20, 1875. 1. Sallie M. Alderfer. 2. Susan F. Kriebel. 3. Ida, b Nov. 21, 1880; m Reinhart A. Clemens. 4. Ulysses, b Aug. 18, 1886; m Ella M. Landis. 5. Ella Verda, b Nov. 4, 1891. 2. Irwin, b May 12, 1876; m [19-107] JEREMIAH KRIEBEL, b Sept. 20, 1849; s Jeremiah and Susanna (Mininger) Kriebel [19-38]; m Aug. 10, 1872, ISABELLA SHELLY, b Feb. 21, 1855; d June 12, 1907; dau Charles and Barbara (Shaddinger) Shelly. Farmer. Ad. (1920), Doylestown, Pa. Children ( 5 ) : [19—223] 1. Charles, b Jan. 17, 1874; m Clara Myers. [19-224] 2. Jacob, b Apr. 7, 1876; m Susie L. Nice. [19-225] 3. William, b Apr. 19, 1878; m Mabel E. Melchor. [19-226] 4. Susie, b Jan. 27, 1882; m Irvin W. Strawn. [19-227] 5. Henry, b June 12, 1884; m Mamie M. Myers. [19-109a] ALVIN GILES KRIEBLE, b Aug. 27, 1854; s Moses Haldeman and Achsah Ann (Giles) Krieble [19-41]; m 1st time, in 1879, CHARLOTTE ROBERTS, b Sept. 2, 1854; d June 3, 1897; dau Hiram Roberts. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Lyons, Ionia Co., Mich. Children (3): 1. Emma, b Dec. 7, 1879; d Dec. 7, 1879. [19-228] 2. Alta G., b Aug. 15, 1886; m Lee McNear; 208 E. Washington St., Lansing, Mich. [ 19—229] 3. Robert E., b July 26^ 1888; m; 113^2 E. Allegan St., Lansing, Mich. Robert E. Krieble was a soldier in the regular army for 3 years. [19-109b] ALVIN GILES KRIEBLE, same as above, m 2d time, June 16, 1903, CHARLOTTE BROWN, b Dec. 16, 1874; dau Joseph Carter Brown. No issue. [Letters returned; unable to complete .] [19-110] HOMER KRIEBLE, b Dec. 22, 1861; s Moses Haldeman and Achsah Ann (Giles) Krieble [19-41]; m Sept. 6, 1885, MARY E. GORHAM, b Aug. 22, 1862; dau Miles Gorham. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Liberal, Kansas. No issue. An adopted daughter, Bertha G., was born Oct. 24, 1889; married June 7, 1910, Ralph C. Hays, born Mar. 20, 1888. Liberal, Kansas. [19-111] CARROLL HALL KRIEBLE, b Sept. 6, 1860; s Samuel H. and Mrs. Mary C. (Eckard) Krieble [19-42]; m Jan. 16, 1902, CORA ETTA CLINK, b June 27, 1871; dau John Clink. Telegraph Operator. Ad. (1918), Ashley, Ind. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 253 [19-112] NOAH ISAAC KRIEBLE, b June 8, 1862; s Samuel H. and Mrs. Mary C. (Eckard) Krieble [19-42]; m Dec. 18, 1889, ETTA V. LAKE, b Sept. 22, 1870; dau Norman E. Lake. Telegraph Operator. Ad. (1918), Stewardson, Ill. Children (3): 1. Guy E., b Sept. 18, 1891; single ; Stewardson, Ill. 2. Marie, b Aug. 9, 1895; single ; Stewardson, Ill. 3. Lucile, b June 20, 1899; single ; Stewardson, Ill. [19-114] MERTIE M. KRIEBLE, b Sept. 28, 1869; dau Samuel H. and Mrs. Mary C. (Eckard) Krieble [19-42]; m July 14, 1890, A. H. DODGE. Ad. (1917), E. St. Louis, Ill. Children ( 6 ): 1. Maud K., b June 21, 1891; d June 23, 1891. 2. Alma May, b May 11, 1892; d Mar. 17, 1895. 3. Ada H., b Dec. 28, 1893; d Mar. 14, 1914. 4. Elma M., b Oct. 30, 1895. 5. Glen M., b Jan. 29, 1898. 6. Fay K., b Feb. 1, 1900. [19-115] NANCY KRIEBLE, b Nov. 1, 1861; dau Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m Dec. 29, 1886, NATHANIEL K. FRETZ, b May 18, 1856; s Eli H. Fretz. Florist. Ad. (1917), Pratt, Kansas. Children (4): 1. Earl, b Dec. 15, 1887; d Apr. 11, 1890. 2. Daisy, b Aug. 31, 1889; Pratt, Kansas. 3. Glen E., b Nov. 26, 1890; Pratt, Kansas. 4. Ada, b June 11, 1894; Pratt, Kansas. [19-116] RUFUS KRIEBLE, b June 3, 1863; d July 27, 1892; s Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19 — 43] ; m BELLE BOLLES, b Apr. 17, 1864; dau James Bolles. Ad. (1918), Sherwood, Mich. Children (3); [19-230] 1. Hazel, b Oct. 29, 1887; m C. J. Richards. [19-231] 2. Mabelle, b June 13, 1889; m B. S. Hayne. 3. Bennie Frays, b Jan. 27, 1893; in 1918, a Corporal with A. E. Forces in France. [19-117] MILLARD D. KRIEBLE, b June 16, 1865; s Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m Feb. 18, 1892, NETTIE MOON, b May 18, 1868; dau Charles Moon. Farmer. Ad. (1918), R. F. D. 2, Kingfisher, Okla. Children (J): [19-232] 1. Ruth, b Mar. 19, 1894; m Wilford Snethen. 2. Blanch, b Nov. 2, 1897; Kingfisher, Okla. 3. Grace, b Feb. 17, 1900; Kingfisher, Okla. 4. Dorothy, b Aug. 30, 1909; Kingfisher, Okla. [19-1 18a] MYRTA KRIEBLE, b Dec. 14, 1866; dau Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19M3]; m 1st time, July 3, 1886, FREMONT HOWARD, b Sept. 29, 1863; d Nov. 17, 1891. One child: [19-233] Winona Beatrice, b July 9, 1889; m Chas. H. Alden. [19-1 18b] MYRTA (KRIEBLE) HOWARD, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 25, 1903, DAVID L. BUELL, b Jan. 27, 1839. No children. Ad. (1918), Union City, Mich. [19-119] CLYDE L. KRIEBLE, b Oct. 13, 1869; s Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m Mar. 10, 1902, JENNIE KINNEY, b Feb. 17, 1867; dau James Kinney. Farmer. Ad. (1917), Burlington, Mich. No children. [19-120] FRANK EDWIN KRIEBLE, b July 5, 1871; s Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43] ; m Nov. 6, 1897, JENNIE V. GUILFORD, b June 22, 1873; dau James Ford Guilford. Farmer. Ad. (1917), Union City, Mich. 254 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (J): 1. Paul Ford, b June 25, 1900. 2. Chattie Elizabeth, b Feb. 21, 1903. 3. Eleanor Juliet, b Apr. 27, 1906. 4. Brady Franklin, b Apr. 2, 1909. [19-121] ALVAN CURTIS KRIEBLE, b May 28, 1874; s Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m May 3, 1897, LIZZIE JENNIE NORTON, b Feb. 27, 1877; dau John Ward Norton. Teamster. Ad. (1917), Kingfisher, Okla. Children ( 6 ): 1. Kieth Neil, b Oct. 6, 1903; Kingfisher, Okla. 2. Verna Gretchen, b Aug. 28, 1906; Kingfisher, Okla. 3. Frieda Katherine, b Apr. 18, 1909; Kingfisher, Okla. 4. Alvan Cecil, b June 26, 1912; Kingfisher, Okla. 5. Blanche Winona, b Aug. 23, 1913; Kingfisher, Okla. 6. Merle Marguerite, b Jan. 18, 1915; Kingfisher, Okla. [19-122] JENNIE KRIEBLE, b Feb. 26, 1876; dau Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m Sept. 8, 1898, CHARLES DeWITT PARLIN, b Mar. 10, 1873; s C. A. Parlin. Ad. (1917), Union City, Mich. Children (7): 1. Harold C., b July 4, 1901. 2. Kenneth K., b Feb. 17, 1904. 3. Bondalyn M., b July 1, 1906. 4. Gertrude C., b Nov. 15, 1908. 5. Liston D., b May 21, 1911. 6. Neuell J., b Sept. 15, 1913. 7. Loren W., b Aug. 22, 1915. [19-127] ANNA BELL KRIEBLE, b Dec. 25, 1872; dau William and Elizabeth (Furry) Krieble [19-45a] ; m Dec. 25, 1893, JAMES F. ANDREW, b Jan. 31, 1861 ; s Peter and Agnes (Findley) Andrew. Engaged in mining. Ad. (1918), 333 Vermont St., Brazil, Ind. Children (J): 1. William K., b Apr. 27, 1895; 333 Vermont St., Brazil, Ind. 2. May E., b June 19, 1897; 333 Vermont St., Brazil, Ind. 3. Harry B., b Dec. 1, 1901; 333 Vermont St., Brazil, Ind. 4. Lucile B., b Nov. 2, 1906; 333 Vermont St., Brazil, Ind. [19-128] CLARA ETTA KRIEBLE, b Mar. 21, 1874; dau William and Elizabeth (Furry) Krieble [19-45a]; m Apr. 16, 1893, JOHN WEATHERWAX, b Mar. 18, 1871; s John and Magdalena (Smith) Weatherwax. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Clay City, Ind. Children (7): [19-234] 1. John Tarquin, b Mar. 18, 1894; m Pearl Liechty. [19-235] 2. Rose M., b June 23, 1896; m Walter C. Cotter. 3. William H., b Oct. 3, 1899. 4. Leonard L., b June 31, 1902. 5. Juanita M., b Mar. 28, 1905. 6. Thelma B., b Sept. 8, 1910. 7. Charles B., b Mar. 5, 1913. [19-129] ELIZA MAY KRIEBLE, b Mar. 7, 1876; dau William and Elizabeth (Furry) Krieble [19-45a]; m Apr. 23, 1896, BURCH H. LENNING, b Jan. 18, 1875; s Doss A. and Philmia (Kidd) Lenning. Miner. Ad. (1918), Coal City, Ind. Children (9): 1. Dossie, b Sept. 10, 1897; Navy, Norfolk, Va. 2. Blanche, b Oct. 20, 1898; Coal City, Ind. 3. Ethel, b Apr. 13, 1900; Coal City, Ind. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 255 4. Theodore, b Jan. 9, 1906; Coal City, Ind. 5. Mildred, b Jan. 19, 1908; Coal City, Ind. 6. Thelma, b Oct. 7, 1911; Coal City, Ind. 7. Clarence 1 twjns b Mar. 5, 1914; Coal City, Ind. 8. Laurence j 9. Burch Lowell, b Mar. 24, 1918; d Apr. 19, 1918. [19-130] GEORGE KRIEBLE, b July 8, 1883; s William H. and Malissa (Haviland) Krieble [19-45b]; m Mar. 5, 1911, ELSIE PAULINE DAVIS, b Sept. 9, 1886; dau Albert and Mary Jane (Bowen) Davis. Agent Am. Rwy. Express Co. Ad. (1920), Maquoketa, Iowa. Children (5): 1. Dorothy Helen, b Dec. 20. 1912. 2. Robert William, b Aug. 23, 1914. 3. Francine, b June 20, 1916. 4. Jeanette j twi b Jul 6 1919 5. Janmce J [19-131] WALTER ELSWORTH KRIEBLE, b May 29, 1885; s William and Malissa (Haviland) Krieble [19-45b] ; m May 22, 1908, BERTHA LENORA REYNOLDS, b Dec. 18, 1887; dau W. H. and Laura (White) Reynolds. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Coal City, Ind. Children (2): 1. Mildred Lovern, b Jan. 1, 1910; Coal City, Ind. 2. William Wymond, b Dec. 12, 1917; Coal City, Ind. [19-132] CARL KRIEBLE, b Jan. 11, 1887; s William and Malissa (Haviland) Krieble [ 19— 45b] ; m Aug. 1, 1909, GOLDIE GRAY, b Oct. 19, 1884; dau Ralph and Lobitha (Garvin) Gray. Blacksmith. Ad. (1919), Coal City, Ind. Children (2): 1. Merle, b Feb. 11, 1910. 2. Alice, b Apr. 10, 1912. [19-134] DORA KRIEBLE, b Jan. 26, 1894; dau William and Malissa (Haviland) Krieble [19-45b]; m Sept. 8, 1914, HARRY A. LIECHTY, b Apr. 6, 1892; s Jesse and Catharine (Steiner) Liechty. Rural Letter Carrier. Ad. (1919), Cory, Ind. One child: Virginia Wave, b May 13, 1916. [19-135] RILLA RUTH KRIEBLE, b May 15, 1896; dau William and Malissa (Haviland) Kriebel [ 19 — 45b] ; m Jan. 22, 1916, GUY H. DOAK, b June 10, 1893; s John E. and Louella (Hildebrand) Doak. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Coal City, Ind. One child: Elsie Louise, b June 22, 1916. [19-136] NATHANIEL A. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 30, 1862; d Apr. 18, 1891; s Abraham and Rachel (Anders) Kriebel [19-46]; m Jan. 12, 1884, EMMA SUSANNA SEIBERT, b June 26, 1862; dau Edwin Seibert. Children (J): [19-236] 1. Raymond, b Mar. 25, 1885; m Mary Allebach, Norristown, Pa. [ 19—237 ] 2. Emmerson, b July 9, 1887; m Anna Fuss, Norristown, Pa. [ 19—238] 3. Jennie, b Dec. 7, 1888; m Oscar D. Holland. 4. Mabel, b Aug. 10, 1891; d May 17, 1908, Emma Susanna (Seibert) Kriebel married 2d time, Nathan S. Cassel [48-66]. [19-137] KATIE LIZZIE OBERHOLTZER, b Aug. 26, 1869; dau Abraham G. and Rachel (Kriebel) Oberholtzer [19-47]; m Mar. 23, 1891, ELIAS U. CASSEL, b Feb. 10, 1870; d Aug. 1, 1914; s Peter B. and Mary Ann Cassel. Elias Cassel was a farmer and lived on the Oberholtzer farm near Center Point, Pa. Children (6): [19-238.1] 1. Abram, b July 27, 1898; m Lillian Mae Doak. 2. Wilbur, b Mar. 9, 1900. 256 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. James, b Oct. 8, 1901. 4. Harvey, b Oct. 21, 1902. 5. Mary, b Jan. 29, 1904. 6. Henry, b July 16, 1907. [19-138] SALLIE AMANDA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 4, 1874; dau Samuel Z. and Sarah (Stong) Ivriebel [19-48a]; m Apr. 27, 1895, ELMER ABRAM KEPLER. Ad. (1918), 2750 No. 28th St., Phila. Children (2): 1. Stuart Washington, b Feb. 22, 1896; single, Phila. 2. Alma May, b Dec. 31, 1901; single; Phila. [19-139] ERMA LIZZIE KRIEBEL, b July 15, 1880; dau Samuel Z. and Sarah (Stong) Kriebel [19-48a]; rn Apr. 11, 1903, JOHN AUGUSTUS TRUMP, b June 5, 1882; s Samuel and Mary Ann (Hess) Trump. Laborer. Ad. (1918), R. F. D. 5, Allentown, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Paul Samuel, b Sept. 13, 1903; R. F. D. 5, Allentown, Pa. 2. Arthur Zilling, b Nov. 19, 1904; R. F. D. 5, Allentown, Pa. [19-140a] IDA JANE KRIEBEL, b Jan. 6, 1884; daw Samuel Z. and Sarah (Stong) Kriebel [19-48a] ; m 1st time, Aug. 19, 1900, JACOB DONEY, b — — - — , 1838; d Feb. 22, 1908. Children (2): 1. Willard J. K., b July 18, 1900. 2. Lizzie J., b Feb. 2, 1906. [19-140b] IDA JANE (KRIEBEL) DONEY, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 9, 1911, AMBROSE L. BARTO, b May 3, 1883; s Jonathan and Lucelia (Long) Barto. Machinist. Ad. (1918), Macungie, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Lucelia J., b June 7, 1913. 2. Mabel F., b Aug. 26, 1915. [19-141] MABEL KRIEBEL, b Aug. 20, 1886; s Samuel Z. and Kate E. (Doney) Kriebel [19-48b]; m Jan 16, 1911, ABRAHAM ROBERTS, b July 3, 1879; s Thomas and Helena (Kemmerer) Roberts. Railroader. Ad. (1918), 421 No. 16th St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. [19-142] SAMUEL ZILLING KRIEBEL, JR., b Sept. 26, 1889; s Samuel Z. and Kate E. (Doney) Kriebel [19-48b]; m Apr. 15, 1912, GUSSIE MAY KERNECHEL, b Oct. 30, 1891; dau Ellis and Mary Jane (Boarder) Kernechel. Bricklayer. Ad. (1918), 820 Lawrence St., Allentown, Pa. Children (J): 1. Elwood S., b July 8, 1912. 2. Rodney S., b Aug. 8, 1914. 3. Clifford E., b Aug. 2, 1915. 4. Leo T., b July 14, 1918. [19-144] WILLIAM C. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 28, 1874; s Michael Z. and Mary (Cassel) Kriebel [19-49]; in MARY GIBBON; b - ; d - . Baker. Ad. (1920), Norristown, Pa. Children (J): 1. Mary Elsie; 2. William Michael; 3. Leila Agnes; 4. Eleanor. [ Further data not obtainable.} [19-145] ALVIN ROMANUS C. KRIEBEL, b June 17, 1878; s Michael Z. and Mary (Cassel) Kriebel [19-49]; m June 10, 1903, SALLIE CUSTER, dau Harry Custer. Machine Operator. Ad. (1917), 550 Kohn St., Norristown, Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Dorothy May, b June 23, 1904; Norristown, Pa. 2. Harry Custer, b Jan. 10, 1906; Norristown, Pa. 3. Alvin Russell, b Jan. 22, 1910; Norristown, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 257 [19-146] MINNIE MINERVA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 31, 1876; dau Francis Z. and Mary (Swartley) Kriebel [19-50]; m Nov. 14, 1899, HENRY B. HUNSICKER, b June 1, 1873; s Garret T. Hunsicker. Supt. Ridge Ave. Farmers’ Market. Ad. (1917), 7215 Bryan St., Mt. Airy, Phila. One child: Mary Gwendolyn, b Aug. 26, 1900. [19-147] WILLIAM SEBASTUS KRIEBEL, b Dec. 4, 1878; s Francis Z. and Mary (Swartley) Kriebel [19-50]; m Aug. 3, 1905, MARY R. MYERS, b Nov. 22, 1878; dau Andrew J. Myers. Clerk. Ad. (1917), 941 Hudson St., Gloucester, N. J. No children. [19-148] MABEL BLANCHE KRIEBEL, b Apr. 19, 1881; dau Francis Z. and Mary (Swartley) Kriebel [19-50]; m Sept. 19, 1901, WILLIAM JAMES HARMAN, b Sept. 2, 1879; s Gottlieb Harman. Physician. Ad. (1917), 1162 E. State St., Trenton, N. J. Children (2): 1. James Reginald, b Jan. 1, 1905. 2. William Francis, b July 30, 1909. [19-149] FRANCIS HOMER K. JOHNSON, b June 23, 1886; s Allen F. D. and Mary (Kriebel) Rosenberger Johnson [19-52b]; m May 29, 1909, LIZZIE H. MILLER, b Apr. 16, 1889; dau William W. Miller. Laborer. Ad. (1917), New Berlinville, Pa. Children (J): 1. Esther Ruth, b Oct. 12, 1910; d May 10, 1911. 2. Helen Geneva, b Dec. 23, 1911; New Berlinville, Pa. 3. Leila Alverta, b Apr. 11, 1914; New Berlinville, Pa. 4. Martha Amanda, b Apr. 20, 1916; New Berlinville, Pa. [19-150] MELVIN S. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 19, 1887; s Chester Z. and Mary (Schultz) Kriebel [19-53] ; m Jan. 21, 1911, ESTELLA KLINE, b May 6, 1894; dau Milton B. Kline. Farmer. Ad. (1917), R. F. D. 1, Bridgeport, Pa. Children (3): 1. Myrtle Mae, b Dec. 14, 1911. 2. Melvin Durell, b June 28, 1914. 3. Robert Donald, b Jan. 30, 1917. [19-151] MABEL KRIEBEL, b Mar. 3, 1889; dau Chester Z. and Mary (Schultz) Kriebel [19-53]; m Oct. 28, 1914, JOHN RUTH. Ad. (1917), Penllyn, Pa. One daughter: Dorothy Irene. [ No further data obtainable.} [19-152] MINNIE MINERVA KRIEBEL, b Sept. 26, 1880; dau Edwin Z. and Kate (Bean) Kriebel [19-54]; m HARRY HENNING, s John Henning. Farmer. Ad. (1920), R. F. D., Lansdale, Pa. Children (J): [19-239] 1. Bertha, b Oct. 18, 1901; m Henry Benner. 2. Walter, b Feb. 20, 1904; d Nov. 6, 1917; d as result of a kick of a horse. 3. Minerva, b July 20, 1906. 4. Ethel, b Dec. 15, 1911. [19-153] ALTON HUBRANDT KRIEBEL, b Sept. 30, 1882; s Edwin Z. and Kate (Bean) Kriebel [19-54]; m May 28, 1903, GERTRUDE STOUDT; divorced. Alton Kriebel m 2d time, and lives in Phila. (1921). Gertrude (Stoudt) Kriebel lives in Skippack, Pa. (1920), with her children (1) Earl and (2) Beatrice. [ Further data unobtainable.] [19-155] HARRISON BEAN KRIEBEL, b Feb. 25, 1892; d - , 1921; s Edwin Z. and Katherine (Bean) Kriebel [19-54]; m Dec. 24, 1917, MABEL V. SCHOLL, b Jan. 28, 1896; dau Ben¬ jamin A. and Mary E. (Nicom) Scholl [184-718]. Watchmaker. Ad. (1919), Lansdale, Pa. No children. [19-156] KATHRYN KRIEBEL, dau Edwin Z. and Kate (Bean) Kriebel [19-54]; m CRESSON CASSEL, s Isaac R. Cassel. Res. (1920), Norristown, Pa. [ Further data unobtainable .] 258 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [19-157] ALICE KRIEBEL KRATZ, b Jan. 25, 1873; dau Noah C. and Mary (Kriebel) Kratz [19-55a]; m Feb. 29, 1896, BENJAMIN R. REIFF, b Apr. 12, 1870; s Benjamin O. and Lydia M. (Rittenhouse) Reiff. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Creamery, Pa. Children (2): 1. Norman K., b Oct. 19, 1896; 2005 Green St., Phila. 2. Leroy K., b Mar. 13, 1901; Creamery, Pa. [19-158] LIZZIE G. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 2, 1875; dau John and Sarah (Grater) Kriebel [19-56]; m Mar. 11, 1903, ISAAC M. NACE, b Nov. 4, 1872; s William and Faronica (Musselman) Nace. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D., Schwenksville, Pa. One child: Lloyd K., b July 23, 1904. [19-159] HARRY G. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 22, 1878; s John and Sarah T. (Grater) Kriebel [19-56]; m Mar. 22, 1902, SUSIE S. KOONS, b Feb. 15, 1876; dau Evans P. and Anna A. (Stauffer) Koons. Far¬ mer. Ad. (1919), Gratersford, Pa. Children (5): 1. Marion K. 2. Mabel K. twins, b July 2, 1903; d Sept. 24, 1903. Sept. 25, 1903. 3. Nelson K., b Nov. 19, 1904; Gratersford, Pa. 4. Wilmer K., b Jan. 3, 1908; Gratersford, Pa. 5. Gertrude K., b May 27, 1916; d Jan. 30, 1917. [19-160] ELIAS G. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 8, 1880 ;s John and Sarah (Grater) Kriebel [ 19-56] ;m Mar. 31, 1906, MARGARET S. RITTENHOUSE, b June 11, 1883; dau John M. and Annie (Shutt) Ritten¬ house. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Schwenksville, Pa. Children (J): 1. Agnes R., b Mar. 5, 1908; Schwenksville, Pa. 2. Annie R., b July 3, 1911; Schwenksville, Pa. 3. Margaret R., b May 17, 1915; Schwenksville, Pa. 4. Sara R., b Mar. 4, 1918; Schwenksville, Pa. [19-161] JONAS GRATER KRIEBEL, b Aug. 1, 1883; s John and Sarah T. (Grater) Kriebel [19-56]; m Jan. 11, 1908, MARY ANN FREDERICK HENNING, b Dec. 23, 1886; dau John S. and Katie (Frederick) Henning. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. One child: Lester H., b Jan. 19, 1909. [19-162] ELLA G. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 19, 1887; dau John and Sarah (Grater) Kriebel [19-56]; m Aug. 26, 1911, CHARLES K. JOHNSON, b Mar. 27, 1886; s Charles T. and Annie (Kinsey) Johnson. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Schwenksville, Pa. One child: Wilson K., b Feb. 4, 1912. [19-163] OSWIN K. FREDERICK, b July 28, 1884; s Benjamin and Hannah (Kriebel) Frederick [ 19— 57a] ; m May 30, 1908, MABEL BAUMAN, b Aug. 15, 1888; dau Edward and Ida (Markley) Bau¬ man. Ad. (1919), Gratersford, Pa. Children (2): 1. Ida Elizabeth, b Aug. 20, 1908. 2. Emma Dorothy, b Nov. 21, 1909; d Aug. 8, 1910. [19-164] WARREN KRIEBEL SCHLOTTERER, b Sept. 29, 1881; s George B. and Amanda (Kriebel) Schlotterer [19-58]; m Mar. 29, 1905, EMMA M. KULP, b Sept. 20, 1877 ; dau Henry F. and Sarah D. (Markley) Kulp. Jeweler. Ad. (1919), Ironbridge, Pa. One child: George Henry, b Apr. 28, 1912; Ironbridge, Pa. [19-165] GEORGE KRIEBEL SCHLOTTERER, b Oct. 22, 1885; s George B. and Amanda (Krie¬ bel) Schlotterer [19-58]; m June 17, 1909, ROSA LENA BRIGHTON, b Aug. 26, 1887; dau Abraham and Jane (Laughton) Brighton. District Sup’t Harbison-Walker Refractories Company’s plants at Chester, Pa. and Downingtown, Pa. Ad. (1919), 613 W. Seventh St., Chester, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 259 Children (2): 1. Jane Laughton, b Dec. 10, 1910. 2. George Brighton, b July 22, 1914. [19-167] BESSIE KRIEBEL, b Mar. 1, 1876; dau Isaac and Esther (Stearley) Kriebel [19-60]; m June 8, 1898, GEORGE W. BRADENBURGH, b Nov. 30, 1871; s Charles Andrew and Sophia Bar¬ bara (Muller) Bradenburgh. Film and Motion Picture Business. Ad. (1919), 814 Corinthian Ave., Phila. One child: Charles Russell, b Feb. 5, 1899; 814 Corinthian Ave., Phila. [19-168] GEORGE HENRY KRIEBEL, b June 29, 1869; d June 19, 1918; s Samuel S. and Harriet (Wood) Kriebel [19-61]; m July 8, 1889, ELIZABETH ELLAM, b July 11, 1869; dau George Ellam. Carpenter. 160 W. 7th Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. George Kriebel died from the effects of a blow struck by a fellow workman at the Magnesia Plant, Conshohocken, Pa. Children (5): [19-240] 1. Marion May, b Mar. 11, 1890; m, Roy W. Cain. [19-241] 2. Samuel Rahn, b May 25, 1892; m Agnes Boyle. [19-242] 3. Mary Schneider, b Jan. 28, 1896; m Samuel P. Cassey. 4. Harold, b Aug. 11, 1901; 160 W. 7th Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. 5. Harriet Gladys, b Oct. 15, 1906; 7th Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. [19-169] HOWARD KRIEBEL, b Sept. 20, 1874; d May 12, 1912; s Samuel S. and Harriet (Wood) Kriebel [19-61]; m Mar. 14, 1897, BESSIE M. WEBER, b June 3, 1878; dau James M. and Rebecca A. (Tajdor) Weber. Machinist. Ad. (1919), 214 Beech St., Norristown, Pa. Children ( 2 ): [19-242.1] 1. James Weber, b June 16, 1898; m Hazel E. Bachelder (m June 21, 1922). 2. Howard, b Aug. 27, 1907. [19-170] DAVID KRIEBEL, b Mar. 8, 1878; s Samuel S. and Harriet (Wood) Kriebel [19-61]; m May 27, 1897, SAMANNA PIERCE, b Apr. 11, 1882; dau Ezekiel and Rebecca (Taylor) Pierce. Automobile tire manufacturer; res. 404 E. Ninth Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Rebecca, b Feb. 17, 1899; d July 14, 1899. 2. Franklin Murray, b Nov. 30, 1901. 3. Olglena, b July 10, 1908. [19-172] ISAAC R. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 23, 1886; s Samuel S. and Harriet (Wood) Kriebel [19-61]; m Mar. 7, 1906, ELMIRA MURRAY, b May 30, 1882; d Nov. 12, 1917. Ad. (1919), 305 E. Sixth St., Conshohocken, Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Mildred, b Aug. 12, 1908. 2. Herbert, b Apr. 12, 1913. 3. Paul, b Mar. 21, 1916. [19-173] MARY ELLA KRIEBEL, b Jan. 26, 1886; dau George R. and Caroline (Trapp) Kriebel [19-63]; m July 4, 1907, JOHN G. KRAEMER, b Nov. 12, 1881; s John G. and Amelia (Siberlic) Kraemer. Bottler. Ad. (1920), 3107 No. 25th St., Phila. Children ( 2 ): 1. Dorothy A., b June 23, 1908. 2. John G., b Mar. 6, 1911. [19-174] MARK STALEY KRIEBEL, b Mar. 7, 1886; s Reinard and Jane A. (Hardstaff) Kriebel [19-65]; m Nov. 6, 1914, BLANCHE TRAVIS MOUNT, b Sept. 29, 1888; dau Brazilla and Hannah (Allen) Mount. Patrolman, Bureau of Police, Phila. Ad. (1919), 427 E. Wyoming Ave., Phila. Children (2): 1. Mark Mount, b May 14, 1918. 2. Hannah Jennie, b Oct. 31, 1919. 260 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Mark Staley Kriebel enlisted in Third Pa. Infantry Band, June 24, 1910. In 1917 N. G. P. was transferred to the Regular Army. Served on Mexican Border during summer of 1916. Served with 3rd Regiment N. G. P., 310th Cavalry and 58th F. A., during past war. Was discharged from the service Feb. 7, 1919, at Camp Dix, N. J. Ranked as Band Sergeant. [19-175] MARY KRIEBEL, b July 2, 1889; dau Reinard and Jane A. (Hardstaff) Kriebel [19-65]; m Apr. 17, 1912, JOHN PEACOCK HERRON, b Dec. 13, 1882; s Charles and Jane (Peacock) Herron. Iron and Steel Worker. Ad. (1919), 312 E. 9th Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. Children (2): 1. Amanda Jane, b Dec. 13, 1913. 2. Mary E., b May 27, 1916. [19-176] JENNIE KRIEBEL, b July 25, 1891; dau Reinard and Jane A. (Hardstaff) Kriebel [19-65]; m Oct. 11, 1916, ELLSWORTH MAHLIN, JR., b July 21, 1894; s Ellsworth A. T. and Irene DuPont (Burke) Mahlin. Machinist. Ad. (1919), 2231 Pratt St., Bridesburg, Phila. One child: Ellsworth Dietz, b Nov. 4, 1918; d Nov. 5, 1918. [19-177] FRANKLIN FRITZ KRIEBEL, b Dec. 3, 1893; s Reinard and Jane A. (Hardstaff) Kriebel [19-65]; m June 26, 1918, OLIVE REDINGTON, b Mar. 11, 1897; dau Benjamin and Elizabeth Redington. Tire Maker. Ad. (1919), 313 Ford St., Conshohocken, Pa. No children. [19-178] LILLIAN KRIEBEL, b Feb. 27, 1896; dau Reinard and Jane A. (Hardstaff) Kriebel [19-65]; m Apr. 28, 1916, ELLWOOD BEYERS HELLER, b Mar. 23, 1895; s Ellwood and Jennie (Beyers) Heller. Truck Driver. Ad. (1920), Conshohocken, Pa. One Child: Ellwood F., b July 31, 1916; Conshohocken, Pa. [19-179] GROVE MOYER, b Apr. 24, 1877; s David K. and Mary A. (Grove) Moyer [19-67a]; m, Jan. 16, 1907, RUBIE G. STRICKLER, b Oct. 3, 1886; dau Reuben G. and Mary E. (Bierman) Strickler. Telegraph Manager, Union Pacific R. R. Co., Laramie, Wyoming. Ad. (1919), 704 S. 9th St., Laramie, Wyoming. No children. [19-182a] SEPTIMUS C. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 23, 1874; s Henry S. and Lizzie Ann (Cassel) Kriebel [19-72a]; m 1st time, June 26, 1913, MRS. FLORENCE HANDMAN HATLEY, b Dec. 26, 1864; d May 6, 1919; dau Charles A. and Sophia (Ladenberger) Handman. No children. [ 19— 182b] SEPTIMUS C. KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, LAILA E. FISHER WILLERS, b Apr. 27, 1878; dau John B. and Ella (Andrews) Fisher. No children. Marketing Oils. Ad. (1919), 1761 Elmore St., Cincinnati, Ohio. [19-183] REV. ELIAS WILBUR KRIEBEL, b Dec. 25, 1877; s Henry S. and Lizzie Ann (Cassel) Kriebel [ 19-72a] ; m Sept. 12, 1907, ISABELLA AUGUSTA LESSER, b May 22, 1881 ; dau August and Mary (Lauffer) Lesser. Clergyman. Ad. (1920), 917 Swede St., Norristown, Pa. Elias Wilbur Kriebel graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, College Dep’t, 1898; Law Dep’t University of Pennsylvania, 1901; practised at Philadelphia Bar 1901-1905; Manager of Wil- burine Pipe Lines and Refiners’ Gas Co., Warren, Pa., 1905-1911; graduated from Eastern Theological Seminary of Reformed Church in U. S., Lancaster, Pa., 1913; pastor at Macungie, Pa., 1913-1916; pastor Zion Reformed Church, Stroudsburg, Pa., 1916-1919; pastor Trinity Reformed Church, Norris¬ town, Pa., 1919 - -. Children ( 3 ): 1. Henry August, b Feb. 11, 1909. 2. Mary Elizabeth, b July 9, 1914. 3. Susanne Lesser, b Sept. 5, 1919. [19-183.1] ELIZABETH IRENE KRIEBEL, b Sept. 16, 1888; dau Henry S. and Lizzie A. (Cassel) Kriebel [19-72a] ; m June 25, 1921, CHARLES EWING ADAMS, b May 15, 1899; s LeRoy and Agnes E. (Smith) Adams. Salesman; res. 32 Rutland St., Boston, Mass. (1921.) Mrs. Adams is a graduate of Wellesley College, and is an accomplished musician, and for a number of years prior to her marriage was a teacher of Music in New England. Plate 31 Rev. Oscar S. Kriebel, A.M., D.D. [19-95]. Pastor of the Palm Schwenkfelder Church. Principal of Perkiomen School. Plate 32 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 261 Mr. Adams enlisted in the U. S. Navy in 1916, and served throughout the World War on the des¬ troyer Porter, No. 59, and at the close of the war received his honorable discharge as coxswain. [19-184] MABEL FRANCES KRIEBEL, b Nov. 18, 1886; dau Franklin S. and Sallie A. (Freed) Kriebel [19-73]; m June 16, 1917, ANGUS MacCULLOCH WINTER, b Dec. 16, 1880; s William and Anne Winter. Credit Manager. Ad. (1917), 98 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. No children. [19-185] DOROTHY KRIEBEL, b June 1, 1889; dau William S. and Annie E. (Wright) Kriebel [19-74]; m Feb. 16, 1915, NOWLAND B. ZANE, b Feb. 17, 1885; s Enos Pennock and Maria (Biggs) Zane. College Instructor in Fine Arts. Ad. (1918), State College, Pa. One child: Marjorie Carroll, b July 31, 1917. [19-186] WILLIAM S. KRIEBEL, JR., b Aug. 12, 1890; s William S., Sr. and Annie E. (Wright) Kriebel [19-74]; m Apr. 13, 1914, MARY BANCROFT HEWITT, b Aug. 5, 1890; dau James and Nannie (Brayman) Hewitt. Ad. (1919), 19 Mott St., Ansonia, Conn. One child: Elizabeth, b Mar. 3, 1918. [19-187] ELIZABETH KRIEBEL, b Mar. 26, 1892; dau William S., Sr. and Annie E. (Wright) Kriebel [19-74]; m Sept. 24, 1914, ALBERT G. NEWBOLD, b Mar. 20, 1891; s William R. and Agnes E. (Kirwin) Newbold. Machinist. Ad. (1918), Harriman, Pa. Children (2): 1. Elizabeth, b Aug. 3, 1916. 2. Beatrice, b Nov. 27, 1917. V [19-188] THOMAS EDWIN KRIEBEL, b Feb. 23, 1894; d Sept. 28, 1918; s William S., Sr. and Annie E. (Wright) Kriebel [19-74]; m Nov. 24, 1917, DOROTHY BELL SANDERS, b Jan. 27, 1893; dau George T. and Lucy M. (Swett) Sanders. Thomas E. Kriebel was a 1st Lieut., U. S. A., and was killed in action with A. E. F. in World War. Ad. widow (1918), 7418 Boyer St., Mt. Airy, Phila. No children. [19-188.1] LILLIE MAE STOUDT, b May 21, 1880; dau Septimus and Annie (Schantz) Stoudt [19-77]; in WALTER HARTZELL. Children (8): 1. Arthur; 2. Evelyn; 3. Earl. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [19-188.2] ELMER STOUDT, b Oct. 22, 1881; s Septimus and Annie (Schantz) Stoudt [19-77]; m Feb. 22, 1913, EDNA LURENE A. WEIGNER, b Sept. 18, 1890; d Nov. 7, 1918; dau John and Araminte (Anders) Weigner [154-101]. Laborer; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Wilmer, b June 25, 1913. 2. Burton, b July 12, 1915. [19-189] ASHER M. STOUDT, b Jan. 21, 1886; s Allen K. and Elisabeth R. (Mininger) Stoudt [19-78]; m Jan. 18, 1911, EMMA PAULINE HOPF, b Nov. 16, 1885; dau Charles L. and Sophia R. (Miller) Hopf. Train Despatcher. Ad. (1919), Souderton, Pa. One child: Geraldine Elizabeth, b Mar. 28, 1916. [19-190] OSCAR M. STOUDT, b Mar. 12, 1890; s Allen K. and Elisabeth (Mininger) Stoudt [19-78]; m June 1, 1917, ALMA RINKER, b July 12, 1891; dau Rev. Joseph Milton and Rosa (Hol- zinger) Rinker. Missionary teacher in North Japan College. Ad. (1919), Sendai, Japan. Oscar M. Stoudt and wife sailed for Japan, Aug. 22, 1917, as missionaries of the Reformed Church. One child: Joseph Rinker, b Apr. 11, 1918. [19-191] LIZZIE W. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 13, 1879; d May 2, 1908; dau Henry S. and Catharine (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-79a]; in Feb. 2, 1903, CHARLES J. THOMAS, s John Thomas. Laborer. Ad. (1917), Siegfried, Pa. Children (2): 1. John, b Sept. 26, 1903. 2. Miriam, b June 7, 1906. 262 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [19-192] JOHN K. FUNK, b July 27, 1891; s Allen and Mary S. (Kriebel) Funk [19-80]; m Mar. 9, 1918, BERTHA F. GRESSLEY, b Sept. 14, 1895; dau Benjamin M. and Alice H. (Fox) Gressley. Teamster. Ad. (1917), Pennsburg, Pa. One child: Melvin G., b Sept. 22, 1918; d Dec. 21, 1918. [19-192.1] CHARLES S. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 11, 1892; s Elmer G. Kriebel [19-84] and Rachel Schaeffer; m Apr. 17, 1915, SARA K. EBY, b Sept. 13, 1892; daw Clinton B. Eby. Electrical Contractor. Ad. (1917), Kutztown, Pa. One child: Dorothy Eby, b June 11, 1917. [19-194] MAY A. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 30, 1882; dau William W. and Maria H. (Deisher) Kriebel [19-91]; m Dec. 29, 1906, JOSEPH C. DOMMEL, b Feb. 11, 1880; s Matthias and Louise (Houser) Dommel. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Dana, la. Children {2): 1. William M., b June 27, 1909; d July 1, 1909. 2. Homer K., b June 25, 1910. [19-195] ALMIRA KRIEBEL, 5 July 17, 1884; dau William W. and Maria H. (Deisher) Kriebel [19-91]; m Dec. 29, 1904, ANDREW JEROME TRUMP, b Feb. 7, 1880; s Henry L. and Mary (Bow¬ ers) Trump. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 5, Polo, Ill. Children (J): 1. Paul Leroy, b June 26, 1906. 2. Mary Lucile, b Mar. 1, 1909. 3. Ruth Kriebel, b Dec. 11, 1913. 4. Nina Grace, b Mar. 15, 1917. [19-196] AMBROSE S. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 10, 1886; s William W. and Maria H. (Deisher) Kriebel [ 19-91 ] ; m Feb. 12, 1915, VERONA BRENNER, b Nov. 24, 1896 ; dau Samuel K. and Fannie B. (Wolf) Brenner. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Polo, Ill. One child: Arnold B., b July 29, 1919. [19-197] BEULAH KRIEBEL, b Sept. 13, 1892; dau William W. and Maria H. (Deisher) Kriebel [19-91]; m Nov. 24, 1909, HODGE EDWARD HUFFMAN, b May 21, 1888; s Charles Robert and Maria Emily (Green) Huffman. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Elrod, So. Dakota. Children (J): 1. Milton Hodge, b Aug. 25, 1912. 2. Orville M., b June 14, 1912. 3. Clifford Grove, b July 19, 1914. 4. Ruth Lorraine, b Aug. 7, 1917. [19-198] ELMER K. BERKY, b Nov. 8, 1875; s John S. and Susan (Kriebel) Berky [19-92]; m Mar. 24, 1900, ANNIE B. BAUER, dau John K. Bauer. Merchant. Ad. (1917), Boyertown, Pa. Children (3): 1. Bessie, b Mar. 12, 1901; d Oct. 10, 1918. 2. Grace, b Apr. 29, 1902. 3. Lester, b Feb. 2, 1906. [19-199] ANNIE K. BERKY, b Sept. 6, 1877; dau John S. and Susan (Kriebel) Berky [19-92]; in Oct. 19, 1901, WILLIAM HERBERT CLAUSER. Ad. (1917), 236 So. Madison St., Allentown, Pa. Children {2): 1. John William, b Oct. 30, 1906. 2. Marguerite, b July 23, 1910. [19-200] LILLIAN MAY K. BERKY, b Oct. 4, 1882; dau John S. and Susan (Kriebel) Berky [19-92]; m Dec. 7, 1907, EDWIN R. HUBER, b Feb. 6, 1881 ; s Mathias and Leanna Huber. Farmer. Ad. (1917), Niantic, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 263 Children (2): 1. Lawrence, b Oct. 24, 1908. 2. Myrtle, b Feb, 19, 1910. [19-201] ADA S. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 12, 1888; dau Allen S. and Keturah T. (Schultz) Kriebel [19-94]; rn Aug. 10, 1918, ELLWOOD J. SPATZ, b Oct. 27, 1894; s Morris S. and Emily S. (Schmeek) Spatz. Bookkeeper. Ad. (1921), Jacksonwald, Pa. Children (2): 1. E. Marguerite, b July 3, 1919. 2. Daniel Allen, b Sept. 3, 1920. [19-202] CHESTER SCHULTZ KRIEBEL, b Jan. 16, 1890; s Allen S. and Keturah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-94]; m Mar. 8, 1919, EMMA ALMA GANDER, b May 16, 1893; dau Theodore and Ida (Young) Gander. Farmer. Ad. (1921), Chapel, Pa. One child: Clara Katie, b Mar. 31, 1920. [19-203] FLORENCE FRIEDA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 17, 1892; dau Rev. Oscar S. and Corinne (Miller) Kriebel [19-95]; m Aug. 9, 1919, ISRAEL SNYDER ADAMS, b Aug. 3, 1895; s Albert H. and Deborah (Snyder) Adams. College Student. Ad. (1920), State College, Pa. Florence Frieda Kriebel Adams is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary, 1910; Oberlin College, A. B., 1915; was a student of music in Oberlin Conservatory of Music, 1911-15; served as librarian of Perkiomen School for several years; secretary in State College Publicity Office (1921). [19-204] LOUISA ELLISON KRIEBEL, b Oct. 9, 1894; dau Rev. Oscar S. and Corinne (Miller) Kriebel [19-95]; m June 30, 1917, RALPH SNYDER ADAMS, s Albert H. and Deborah (Snyder) Adams. Ad. (1919), Esterly, Pa. Louisa E. Kriebel Adams is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary, 1911; and A. B., Oberlin College (1916). One child: Corinne Millar, b May 30, 1919. [19-205] VERNON K. KRIEBLE, Ph. D., b Mar. 4, 1885; s Jesse S. and Susanna Z. (Kriebel) Krieble [19—98] ; m June 22, 1912, LAURA K. CASSEL, b May 9, 1889; dau Abraham K. and Elmira K. (Kriebel) Cassel [21-231]. Head of Dep’t of Chemistry, Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. Res. 71 Vernon St., Hartford, Conn. Children (2): 1. Gladys Verna, b July 3, 1913. 2. Robert Henry, b Aug. 22, 1916. Vernon K. Krieble was born on his father’s farm in Worcester, Pa., and after attending the public schools of his native township he entered Perkiomen Seminary from which he was graduated in 1903; he then entered Brown University, specializing in Chemistry, and received the degree of Ph. B. in 1907. He was appointed assistant in Chemistry at McGill University, while continuing the study of his favorite subject, receiving the degrees of M. Sc. in 1909, and Ph. D. in 1913 from that institution. After serving a number of years as assistant professor — then professor — of Chemistry at McGill University, Dr. Krieble was appointed Scoville Professor of Chemistry and Head of the Department of Chemistry at Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. Dr. Krieble has written numerous scientific papers which have appeared in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. He is also one of the guarantors for the publication of this genealogical record. [19-206] PERCY ELMER KRIEBEL, b July 25, 1878, s Daniel S. and Mary A. (Abbey) Kriebel [19-99]; m Oct. 11, 1905, PEARL R. CHRISTIAN, b July 12, 1883; dau William R. and Lucy J. (Wently) Christian. Sales Manager American Engineering Co., Phila. Ad. (1919), 6501 No. 8th St., Oak Lane, Phila. Percy Elmer Kriebel is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, class of 1898; member of Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. Children (3): 1. Robert Christian, b Mar. 14, 1907. 2. John Schultz, b June 9, 1909. 3. William Daniel, b Apr. 2, 1911. 264 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [19-207] BESSIE KRIEBEL, b Feb. 28, 1880; dau Daniel S. and Mary A. (Abbey) Kriebel [19-99]; m Feb. 10, 1904, WILLIAM TROUT BROWN, b Oct. 4, 1879; s Albert Dent and Catharine (Trout) Brown. Head Clerk, Penna. Railroad. Ad. (1919), 102 W. Cliveden Ave., Germantown, Phila. One child: Marion Catharine, b Feb. 21, 1908. [19-208] MARY F. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 21, 1868; dau Isaac K. and Susanna (Fisher) Kriebel [19-100] ; m Nov. 11, 1886, ALLEN G. METZGER, b May 17, 1865; s John H. and Lydia (Gross) Metzger. Photographer. Ad. (1919), Harleysville, Pa. Children (2): 1. Son, b Jan. 7, 1893; d Jan. 9, 1893. 2. Howard K., b Nov. 1, 1895. [19-209] ABBIE F. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 3, 1873; dau Isaac K. and Susanna (Fisher) Kriebel [19-100]; m Mar. 25, 1893, WILLIAM H. ALDERFER, b Apr. 10, 1872; s John B. and Catharine B. Alderfer. Laborer. Ad. (1919), Mainland, Pa. No children. [19-210] ISAAC VINCENT F. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 12, 1884; s Isaac K. and Susanna (Fisher) Kriebel [19-100] ; m Oct. 16, 1909, ROSA IDELLA H. FREED, b Aug. 23, 1883; dau Samuel H. Freed. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Mainland, Pa. Mr. Kriebel owns and occupies the farm adjoining the Salford Schwenkfelder Church. Children (2): 1. William F., b July 17, 1910. 2. Vincent F., Jr., b Apr. 27, 1912. [19-211] MARY H. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 5, 1893; dau Jeremiah K. and Joanna D. (Heckler) Kriebel [19-101]; m Oct. 26, 1916, JOHN B. REED, b July 21, 1893; s James Monroe and Ellanor H. (Bard- man) Reed. Manager of Creamery. Ad. (1918), R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. One child: Dorothy K., b July 28, 1918; d Aug. 17, 1918. [19-212] IDA K. CASSEL, b Sept. 3, 1864; dau David M. and Amanda S. (Kriebel) Cassel [19-104] ; m Nov. 26, 1885, JOSEPH A. MOYER, s William L. and Magdalena (Allebach) Moyer. Ad. (1918), 126 So. 34th St., Phila. Children (J): [19-243] 1. Vincent C., b Oct. 2, 1887; m Ellcora Aldred. [19-244] 2. Wilmer C., b Nov. 5, 1888; m Susan Eshleman. [19-245] 3. Townsend C., b Apr. 30, 1891; m Frances Danaher. 4. David Earl C., b Apr. 29, 1895. [19-213] MILTON K. CASSEL, b Mar. 2, 1867; s David M. and Amanda S. (Kriebel) Cassel [19-104]; m Dec. 16, 1893, LIZZIE Y. RUTH, b Aug. 5, 1873; d Aug. 7, 1920; dau Benjamin H. and Catharine (Young) Ruth. Farmer. Ad. (1921), R. F. I)., Hatfield, Pa. Children (2): 1. Nora R., b June 26, 1895. 2. Mary R., b Jan. 20, 1906. [19-214] JOSEPH K. CASSEL, b Aug. 24, 1870; s David M. and Amanda S. (Kriebel) Cassel [19-104]; in Apr. 24, 1895, VIRGINIA S. AIMAN, b Sept. 28, 1870; dau James M. Aiman. Heater & Range Business. Ad. (1917), 6136 Columbia Ave., Phila. Children (2): 1. Edith A., b Jan. 17, 1896; 6136 Columbia Ave., Phila. 2. Harold D., b July 25, 1898; 6136 Columbia Ave., Phila. [19-215] MARGARET KRIEBEL CASSEL, b Sept. 9, 1874; dau David M. and Amanda S. (Krie¬ bel) Cassel [19-104]; m Jan. 15, 1902, ALPHEUS IvNEPP ALLEBACH, b May 29, 1874; s Christian and Amanda Allebach. Steward at Easton Mennonite Home, Souderton, Pa. One child: Alpheus, b Jan. 23, 1909. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 265 [19-216] ELIZABETH K. CASSEL, b May 26, 1880; dau David M. and Amanda S. (Kriebel) Cassel [19-104]; m Dec. 16, 1902, ADAM REBER, b June 27, 1876; s John and Henrietta Reber. Teacher. Ad. (1917), 548 Noble St., Norristown, Pa. One child: Edward, b Oct. 19, 1906. [19-217] ELLA MAY KRIEBEL, b Oct. 23, 1876; dau Samuel S. and Emma Jane (Ziegler) Kriebe. [19-105]; m Mar. 8, 1911, WILLIAM M. FREED, b Oct. 7, 1874; s William G. Freed. Farmer. Adi (1917), R. F. D., Hatfield, Pa. No children. [19-218] JOSEPH HORACE L. KRIEBEL, b May 22, 1878; s Samuel S. and Emma Jane (Ziegler) Kriebel [19-105]; m Jan. 2, 1905, ANNA ROBERTA WOOD, b July 27, 1881; dau William Wood. Accountant. Ad. (1917), 3104 Emerald St., Phila. One child: Horace Wood, b May 11, 1909; d Feb. 23, 1910. [19-219] ABRAM DURANT Z. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 26, 1881; s Samuel S. and Emma Jane (Ziegler) Kriebel [19-105] ; m May 4, 1904, LILLIE A. CLEMENS, b Sept. 20, 1882; dau Benjamin M. Clemens. Bookkeeper. Ad. (1917), Phila., Pa. No children. [19-220a] IRWIN KRIEBEL MOYER, b May 12, 1876; s Jonas B. and Elizabeth S. (Kriebel) Moyer [19-106]; m 1st time, Dec. 16, 1899, SALLIE M. ALDERFER, b - ; d Oct. 6, 1908. Children (2): 1. Lizzie A., b Sept. 19, 1902. 2. Raymond A., b Aug. 4, 1906. [19-220b] IRWIN KRIEBEL MOYER, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 22, 1910, SUSAN F. KRIE¬ BEL, b Jan. 9, 1882; dau Isaac and Susanna (Fisher) Kriebel [19-100]. Carpenter. Ad. (1917), R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa. Children {2): 1. Edith K., b Dec. 19, 1910. 2. Nora K., b Nov. 25, 1913. [19-221] IDA K. MOYER, b Nov. 21, 1880; dau Jonas B. and Elizabeth S. (Kriebel) Moyer [19-106]; m in 1898, REINHART A. CLEMENS; s George M. and Lovina S. Clemens. Farmer. Ad. (1920), Lederach, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Clarence M., b Dec. 17, 1898. [19-245.1] 2. Norman M., b Dec. 22, 1899; m Mabel Irene Dickinson; Norristown, Pa. 3. Lizzie M., b Nov. 9, 1904. 4. Russell M., b Sept. 5, 1914. 5. Harold M., b Dec. 30, 1915; d Sept. 16, 1916. [19-222] ULYSSES K. MOYER, b Aug. 18, 1886; s Jonas B. and Elizabeth S. (Kriebel) Moyer [19-106]; m Sept. 18, 1909, ELLA M. LANDIS, b July 28, 1889; dau Henry R. and Hannah A. Landis. Laborer. Ad. (1917), R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Hannah L., b May 15, 1911. y 2. Lizzie L., b July 1, 1912. 3. Norman L., b June 11, 1913. 4. Ada L., b Nov. 11, 1914. 5. Paul L., b Apr. 1, 1917; d Apr. 3, 1917. [19-223] CHARLES KRIEBEL, b Jan. 17, 1874; s Jeremiah and Isabella (Shelly) Kriebel [19-107]; m Dec. 19, 1895, CLARA MYERS, b Jan. 25, 1869. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Doylestown, Pa. Children {2): 1. Norman, b Feb. 5, 1897. 2. Florence, b Apr. 22, 1899. 266 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [19-224] JACOB KRIEBEL, b Apr. 7, 1876; s Jeremiah and Isabella (Shelly) Kriebel [19-107]; m Dec. 4, 1897, SUSIE L. NICE, b Nov. 19, 1876; dau Eli D. and Susanna (Lapp) Nice. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Doylestown, Pa. Children ( 2 ): [19-246] 1. Alice, b Jan. 29, 1899; m Willis G. Moyer. 2. Isabella, b Feb. 3, 1902. [19-225] WILLIAM KRIEBEL, b Apr. 19, 1878; s Jeremiah and Isabella (Shelly) Kriebel [19-107]; m Nov. 24, 1900, MABEL E. MELCHOR, b Sept. 10, 1879; dau Josiah and Lizzie (Keller) Melchor. Farmer. Ad. (1918), R. F. D., Pipersville, Pa. Children (3): 1. Elizabeth, b July 29, 1902; Pipersville, Pa. 2. Clarence, b Apr. 8, 1905; Pipersville, Pa. 3. Myrtle, b Nov. 5, 1907; Pipersville, Pa. [19-226] SUSIE KRIEBEL, b Jan. 27, 1882; dau Jeremiah and Isabella (Shelly) Kriebel [19-107]; m Oct. 7, 1905, IRWIN W. STRAWN, b Aug. 29, 1881 ; s Milton and Mary Elizabeth (Wismer) Strawn. Motorman. Ad. (1918), Edison, Pa. Children (6): 1. Henry, b Mar. 15, 1906. 2. Kathryn, b July 29, 1908. 3. Marie, b Oct. 21, 1909. 4. Irwin, Jr., b Apr. 25, 1911. 5. Edna, b Sept. 21, 1912. 6. Ethel May, b June 7, 1915. [19-227] HENRY S. KRIEBEL, b June 12, 1884 ; s Jeremiah and Isabella (Shelly) Kriebel [19-107] ; m Nov. 16, 1907, MAMIE M. MYERS, b Feb. 4, 1885; dau Henry H. and Lydia H. Myers. Farmer. Ad. (1918), R. F. D. 3, Perkasie, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Merril M., b Jan. 11, 1909. 2. Garwood M., b Sept. 24, 1910. 3. Paul M., b Aug. 6, 1912. 4. Edna, b Apr. 23, 1914. 5. Bertha, b Aug. 13, 1916. [19-230] HAZEL KRIEBLE, b Oct. 29, 1887; dau Rufus and Belle (Bolles) Krieble [19-116]; m Mar. 3, 1912, CALVIN JOHN RICHARDS, s William Joseph Richards. Dry Goods Clerk. Ad. (1917), Colon, Mich. No children. [19-231] MABELLE KRIEBLE, b June 13, 1889; dau Rufus and Belle (Bolles) Krieble [19-116]; m Sept. 28, 1909, BURT S. HAYNE, b Sept. 1, 1877 ; s Fernando and Dora (Sisson) Hayne. Pressman. Ad. (1918), Box 15, R. F. D. 1, Battle Creek, Mich. Children ( 2 ): 1. Harold Ava, b June 19, 1910. 2. Harris Stuart, b Nov. 25, 1917. [19-232] RUTH KRIEBLE, b Mar. 19, 1894; dau Millard D. and Nettie (Moon) Krieble [19-117]; m Jan. 6, 1915, WILFORD SNETHEN, b Sept. 9, 1888. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Kingfisher, Okla. Children {2): 1. Mildred Helen, b Nov. 29, 1915. 2. Marjorie Ruth, b Apr. 2, 1918. [19-233] WINONA BEATRICE HOWARD, b July 9, 1889; dau Fremont and Myrta (Krieble) Howard [19-1 18a]; m Aug. 29, 1908, CHARLES HENRY ALDEN, b Dec. 20, 1887. Ad. (1917), 817 E. Ganson St., Jackson, Mich. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 267 Children (4)-' 1. Lillian Winona, b Mar. 6, 1909. 2. Fremont Howard, b Mar. 1, 1911. 3. Dorothy May, b Apr. 9, 1913. 4. Richard Joseph, b Aug. 22, 1916. [19-234] JOHN TAR QUIN WEATHERWAX, b Mar. 18, 1894; s John and Clara Etta (Krieble) Weatherwax [19-128]; m Nov. 30, 1916, PEARL LIECHTY, b Sept. 23, 1896; dau John and Margaret (Keller) Liechty. Steam Engineer. Ad. (1918), Clay City, Ind. One child: Johnnie Edwin, b Feb. 17, 1918. [19-235] ROSE M. WEATHERWAX, b June 23, 1896; dau John and Clara Etta (Krieble) Weatherwax [19-128]; m Mar. — 1918, WALTER CLARENCE COTTER, b Dec. 6, — - — - — — ; s John and Caroline (Nauglebaugh) Cotter. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Clay City, Ind. No children. [19-238] JENNIE KRIEBEL, b Dec. 7, 1888; dau Nathaniel A. and Emma Susanna (Seibert) Kriebel [19-136]; m June 2, 1917, OSCAR D. HOLLAND, b Nov. 22, 1885; s John and Martha Hol¬ land. Carpenter. Ad. (1917), Lansdale, Pa. No children. [19-238.1] ABRAM O. CASSEL, b July 27, 1898; s Elias and Katie (Oberholtzer) Cassel [19-137]; m Nov. 16, 1921, LILLIAN MAE DOAK, dau Samuel Doak of Worcester, Pa. Res. Newtown, Bucks Co., Pa. [19-240] MARION MAY KRIEBEL, b Mar. 11, 1890; dau George Henry and Elizabeth (Ellam) Kriebel [19-168]; m Nov. 1, 1909, ROY W. CAIN, b June 15, 1887; s Alva Cain. Ad. (1917) 371 Spring Mill Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Elizabeth Kriebel, b Apr. 30, 1908. 2. Florence Reba, b Jan. 29, 1912. [19-241] SAMUEL RAHN KRIEBEL, b May 25, 1892; s George H. and Elizabeth (Ellam) Kriebel [ 19—168] ; m Sept. 26, 1917, AGNES BOYLE, b June 24, 1889; dau David S. and Annie (Brackenridge) Boyle. Chauffeur. Ad. (1919), Conshohocken, Pa. No children. [19-242] MARY SCHNEIDER KRIEBEL, b Jan. 28, 1896; dau George Henry and Elizabeth (Ellam) Kriebel [19-168]; m Dec. 9, 1914, SAMUEL P. CASSEY, b Feb. 9, 1888; s William Cassey. Ad. (1917), 809 E. Hector St., Conshohocken Pa. No children. [19-243] VINCENT CASSEL MOYER, b Oct. 2, 1887; s Joseph A. and Ida K. (Cassel) Moyer [19-212]; m Feb. 7, 1912, ELLCORA A. ALDRED, b Feb. 9, 1889; dau Thomas M. Aldred. Vet¬ erinarian. Ad. (1917), Southampton, Pa. Children (2): 1. Charles Aldred, b Apr. 21, 1913. 2. Muriel Aldred, b Nov. 23, 1915. [19-244] WILMER C. MOYER, b Nov. 5, 1888; s Joseph A. and Ida K. (Cassel) Moyer [19-212]; m SUSAN ESHLEMAN, b Oct. 13, 1890; dau Howard and Margaret (Hull) Eshleman. Ad. (1917), 3901 Brown St., Phila. One child: Margaret, b Oct. 5, 1913. [19-245] TOWNSEND C. MOYER, b Apr. 30, 1891; s Joseph A. and Ida K. (Cassel) Moyer [19—212] ; m Jan. 25, 1910, FRANCES DANAHER, b May 11, 1893; dau Cornelius M. and Mary A. (Finnan) Danaher. Trainman. Ad. (1918), 47 No. Yewdell St., Phila. Children (3): 1. Marie Ida, b July 6, 1911; d Mar. 9, 1912. 2. T. Cornelius, b July 23, 1916. 3. Robert, b June 9, 1918. [19-246] ALICE KRIEBEL, b Jan. 29, 1899; dau Jacob and Susie L. (Nice) Kriebel [19-224]; m Feb. 16, 1918, WILLIS GEIL MOYER, b Apr. 13, 1897; s Jonas and Amanda (Geil) Moyer. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Chalfont, Pa. No children. ' • - , ; •• I : '■ vn " ; , • • : • . ■ ' : ■ ! - ' *V '> . ■ ‘ ' ' ■ " ■» ) ■ : ■ • . ; ' ..... • < ' ' ■ . : ■ '■ ■ ■ ’• I ' ! ' ' ' ■"I ’ . :,\U ' ' ■ V ! . . ■ ' f. ■ . ;».-<■ t ■ '■ DAVID HUBNER (HEEBNER) [E 211 and his DESCENDANTS 270 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21] DAVID HUBNER (HEEBNER) [E 21], b Aug. 27, 1696; d Dec. 27, 1784; m MARIA KRIEBEL [E 85], b Jan., 1705; d June 11, 1793; dau Balthasar Kriebel; according to Schneider (p 77b , 6Jfb) they were married by Regent. David Hiibner was a brother of Hans Hiibner [E 74] and also half brother to Maria Wiegner Hiibner [E 117]. In 1774 Maria, wife of David Hiibner, wrote to her sister Regina, wife of Christoph Groh in Silesia, that she was then 70 years of age. In 1730, May 1, David Hiibner, “Groszknecht auf dem Oberhof in Berthelsdorf,” is a sponsor at the baptism of Susanna, dau of George Scholtze and Regina Jackel. [ Unitats Archiv Herrnhut, R 5 A, N 5, 7.] (1732, “Grossknecht beym Oberguth Pachter hat ein Kind.”) On Feb. 21, 1769, Maria Hiibner and “Schwager” David Hiibner wrote a letter to “Schwager Christoph Groh und Schwester Regina, Susanna und Anna wde auch Christ ihr man,” in which they state that Maria, wife of David Hiibner for the past ten years has been suffering with a sore leg, and regarding further particulars they state that ‘‘this spring it will be three years that we left our former home, and we now live between two of our children in Worcester Twp. Our eldest son Christ married Hans Wiegner’s daughter, and lives about a mile from us and they have four children. Susan, our elder daughter, is married to Christ Wagner, eldest son of widow Anna Wagner. They live a mile above us and have three children. A year ago, on New Year’s day, they lost a young child.” “The other daughter, Rosina, has a second husband, viz., Baltzaar Jackel, eldest son of the late Abraham Jackel. They have three children and live in Skippack. The other child, our youngest, named George, is still single and lives with us.” (Translation.) In this same letter they also send greetings to Abr. Hiibner, brother of David, also to “Christ Wag.” and his daughters. David Hiibner came to Pa. in 1734, with his wife and son Christoph. He was sick upon his arrival in Phila. (c/. signature list). In 1736 he acquired land in Frederick Twp. [Plate E IV], and after pur¬ chasing several other tracts (c/. Haynes of Immigrants), acquired a tract in Worcester Twp. [Plate G VI], owned (1920) by Jeremiah K. Anders. David Hiibner was naturalized Sept. 24, 1745. Both he and his wife are buried in Salford Schw. Cem. [21-1] [196-1] [33-2] [38-8] [21 -2a] [21— 2b] Children (5): 1. Christoph [E 87], b Apr. 19, 1731, in Berthelsdorf, Saxony; baptized Apr. 22, 1731; Sponsors: Gregor Scholtze, Susanna Jackel ( dau Balthasar Jackel) “Pachter des Oberhofs in Berthelsdorf,” and Balthasar Heidrich of Herrnhut; d June 27, 1817; m Susanna Wiegner. 2. Balthasar [E 212], b Mar. 9, 1733, in Berthelsdorf; baptized Mar. 11, 1733; Sponsors: Balthasar Heidrich, Gregor Scholtze, Anna Jackel; d Aug. 3, 1734, on the St. Andrew, and was buried at sea in the Spanish Main, on the same day, on which occasion they sang: “Ach wie elend ist unsere Zeit ”(c/. Erlauterung) . 3. Susanna, b Oct., 1734; d July 2, 1817; m Christoph Wagner [E 197]. . „ 7 , , . _00 , „ . j 1. Christopher Reinwald [E 114]. 4. Rosanna, b May 9, 1738; d Feb. 9, 1819; m j 2 Balthasar jackle. 1. Susanna Heydrick. 2. Anna Schubert. 5. George, b June 21, 1744; d Aug. 18, 1783; m [21-1] CHRISTOPHER HUBNER (HEEBNER) [E 87], 6 Apr. 19, 1731; d June 27, 1817; s David and Maria (Kriebel) Hiibner [21]; m May 3, 1757, by a Justice of the Peace, SUSANNA WIEGNER, b 1738; d Jan. 17, 1814; eldest dau Hans and Anna (Reinwald) Wiegner [35]. Christopher Heebner settled first in Frederick Twp., Pa., but in 1762, acquired land in Norriton Twp. [Plate G I], owned (1920) by J. Wayne Heebner. He was naturalized Apr. 10, 1755. Place of burial unknown. Children (J): 1. Melchior, b Nov. 16, 1759; d May 10, 1781. 2. John, b July 12, 1761; d Mar. 10, 1824; m Elizabeth Hoffman. 3. Sarah, b Apr. 21, 1763; d Jan. 12, 1833. 4. Abraham, b Dec. 28, 1766; d Nov. 25, 1846; m Catharine Rittenhouse. 1. Susanna Smith. [21-3] [21-4] [21-5a] [21-5b] f 5. Christopher, b May 11, 1770; d Aug. 21, 1827; m i* ^usanna omnn. J 1 2* Hannah i. ompson. 6. Susanna, b Oct. 1, 1773; d Aug. 13, 1777. 7. David, b Sept. 19, 1778; d May 19, 1783. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 271 [21-2a] GEORGE HEEBNER, b June 21, 1744; d Aug. 18, 1783; s David and Maria (Kriebel) (Hiibner) Heebner [21]; m Apr. 26, 1769, by Rev. Christopher Schultz to SUSANNA HEYDRICK, b Oct. 5, 1745; d June 20, 1770; dau Balthasar and Maria (Hoffrichter) Heydrick [52b]. One child: [21-6] Balthasar, b June 12, 1770; d Apr. 29, 1848; m Susanna Schultz. [21— 2b] GEORGE HEEBNER, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 21, 1771, by Rev. Christopher Kriebel to ANNA SCHUBERT, b Nov. 27, 1749; d Apr. 23, 1784; dau David and Anna (Krauss) Schubert [75b]. Children ( 6 ): [25-9] 1. Maria, b Apr. 28, 1773; d Sept. 22, 1857; m Andrew Kriebel. 2. Salome, b Oct, 18, 1774; d Mar. 31, 1776. [149-9] 3. Regina, b Jan. 13, 1777; d Sept. 8, 1862; m John Schultz. [21-7] 4. Henry, b Dec. 1, 1778; d Mar. 30, 1847; m Anna Schultz. 5. Barbara, b Mar. 13, 1780; d May 16, 1786. 6. Catharine, b July 17, 1782; d May 14, 1786. [21-3] JOHN HEEBNER, b July 12, 1761 ; d Mar. 10, 1824; s Christopher H. and Susanna (Wieg¬ ner) Heebner [21—1]; m Jan. 25, 1785, ELIZABETH HOFFMAN, b Oct. 27, 1761; d Jan. 31, 1845; eldest dau Nicholas Hoffman. [21-8a] [21— 8b] Children (4): 1. Susannah, b Jan. 9, 1786; d Apr. 29, 1831. 2. Maria, b Jan. 2, 1788; d Nov. 3, 1807. 3. Catharine, b Apr. 11, 1790; d Oct. 14, 1810. 4. Barbara, b May 31, 1792; d Jan. 9, 1812; m 1. Jacob Hoffman. 2. Isaac Stauffer. Elizabeth Heebner, relict of John Heebner, Norriton, made a will dated Dec. 7, 1836; prob. Feb. 13, 1845, in which she speaks of her daughter Barbara, wife of Isaac Stauffer, and her grandson, John Hoff¬ man. Susanna Heebner died intestate, without issue, in 1831, leaving mother, and one sister, Barbara, who married Isaac Stauffer. She bequeathed a half interest in a tract of 95 acres which descended to her from her father, John Heebner. In Feb., 1837, this tract was sold to Isaac Stauffer. In 1866, Susanna Stauffer, widow of Isaac Stauffer, renounced her right to administration of her husband’s estate. Collateral inheritance tax was paid. John Hoffman as administrator was trustee of fund for use of Samuel Stauffer of Macungie, father of Isaac Stauffer. According to Bean’s “History of Montg. Co.,” 1884, Barbara Heebner, daughter of John and Elizabeth Heebner, married Jacob Hoffman; he died in a short time and the widow then married Isaac Stauffer. It seems that Isaac Stauffer married a second time, Susanna - , according to the above renouncement. [21-4] ABRAHAM HEEBNER, b Dec. 28, 1766; d Nov. 25, 1846; s Christopher and Susanna (Wiegner) Heebner [21-1]; m Dec. 1, 1791, CATHARINE RITTENHOUSE; d Sept. 27, 1851; dau Matthias Rittenhouse. Abraham Heebner lived on farm in Norriton Twp., now (1920) occupied by J. Wayne Heebner. Children (10): [21-9] 1. Sarah, b Nov. 20, 1792; d June 30, 1841; m Benjamin Cassel. [21-10] 2. Hannah, b Oct. 1, 1794; d Oct. 5, 1889; m Garrett Metz. 3. Christopher, b Jan. 17, 1797; d Jan. 25, 1797. 4. John, b Jan. 15, 1798; d Jan. 15, 1798. [21-11] 5. Joseph R., b Apr. 9, 1799; d Feb. 23, 1884; m Susanna Letherach. [21-12] 6. Susanna, b July 25, 1801; d May 1, 1868; m Isaac F. Cassel. [21-13] 7. Catharine, b Jan. 5, 1804; d Apr. 3, 1897; m Christian Detweiler. [21-14] 8. Rebecca, b July 9, 1806; d Jan. 20, 1892; m Joseph B. Cassel. [21-15] 9. Mary, b Aug. 27, 1808; d Feb. 1, 1888; m Isaac B. Cassel. 10. Elizabeth, b Mar. 23, 1811; d Mar. 31, 1811. [21-5a] CHRISTOPHER HEEBNER, b May 11, 1770; d Aug. 21, 1827; s Christopher and Susanna (Wiegner) Heebner [21-1]; rn Jan., 1792, SUSANNA SMITH, b 1773; d June 17, 1816. 272 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (10): R1 }l- D"*. 6 Not. 13, 1702; d May 14, 1864; m { S Bush.' [21-17] 2. Sarah, b Feb. 21, 1795; d Mar. 8, 1878; m Andrew Bossert. [2 1-1 8b] } 3‘ MarSaret> b Dec- 25> 1796 ; d Jan. 9, 1867; m { \ Wimam^.^oberts. [21-19] 4. Abraham, b Dec. 14, 1799; d May 16, 1843; m Elizabeth Saylor. [21-20] 5. John, b Jan. 19, 1802; d June 8, 1850; rn Susanna Barndollar. [21-21] 6. Susannah, b June 22, 1804; m Abraham Masson. [21-22] 7. Christopher, b June 11, 1809; d Dec. 19, 1883; m Ann Mitchell. [21-23] 8. Ann, b Dec. 19, 1811; d June 24, 1847; m Peter Griffith. [21—24] 9. Myra, b Nov. 1, 1815; m Richard P. Bodley. [21—25] 10. Joshua, b Nov. 13, 1806; d July 4, 1897; m Eliza Williams. [21— 5b] CHRISTOPHER HEEBNER, same as above, m 2d time, March, 1819, HANNAH TOMPSON, b about 1774; d Jan. 6, 1859. No issue. Farmer; lived and died on the farm later owned by Ex-Governor John F. Hartranft, Norriton Twp., Pa. [21-6] REV. BALTHASAR HEEBNER, b June 12, 1770; d Apr. 29, 1848; s George and Susanna (Heydrick) Heebner [21— 2a] ; m May 20, 1794, by Rev. George Kriebel, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Nov. 5, 1775; d Mar. 22, 1848; dau Christopher and Maria (Yeakel) Schultz [149-3]. Children (8): 1. George, b July 22, 1795; d Apr. 10, 1796. 2. Daughter b June 7, 1796; d June 9, 1796. [21— 26b] J 3‘ Anthony S-’ b Nov- 23> 1798 > d June 14’ 1866 ; m 1 2. Anna Gerhard. [59-8] 4. Anna, b Aug. 9, 1800; d Mar. 29, 1848; m George Seipt. 5. Maria, b Oct. 26, 1803; d Sept. 10, 1815. [161-15] 6. Catharine, b Oct. 12, 1806; d May 28, 1890; m Frederick Anders. [21— 27b] ] 7- Davld s- 6 June 25- 181°: d May 14- 10O°; m 1 2. Regina Schultz. [202-7] 8. Lydia, b Sept. 8, 1812; d Jan. 13, 1889; m Aaron Krauss. Balthasar Heebner lived in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., and owned the farm lately pur¬ chased by Abraham Anders, Sr. He was a minister of the Schwenkfelder Society many years, until his death. This record, so far as it relates to the genealogical record of the members of said religious society, and their descendants who adhered to their organization, was preserved by him in German manuscript to about the year 1846. In the earlier days, to about 1804, a few records had been kept, but about that time abandoned, when the Rev. Mr. Heebner, copying from those earlier ones, con¬ tinued his own down to the date mentioned. Without his industry and care it would have been impossi¬ ble to compile the present work for want of a continuous record. Of a cheerful disposition, and of active and industrious habits, Mr. Heebner always retained the confidence of the entire community in which he lived. [Gen. Rec., 1879, p 78.] [21-7] HENRY HEEBNER, b Dec. 1, 1778; d Mar. 30, 1847; s George and Anna (Schubert) Heebner [21— 2b] ; m Apr. 21, 1807, ANNA SCHULTZ, b Apr. 29, 1785; d Apr. 2, 1839; dau Christopher and Maria (Yeakel) Schultz [149-3]. Henry Heebner was a farmer, and lived on farm now owned (1920) by his grandson, William Iv. Heebner, in Upper Gwynedd Twp., Pa., near West Point. [154-19] f 199-4] [21-28a] ] [21 -28b] I [149-23] [48-22] [48-23] [21-29] [161-22a] Children (9): 1. Sarah, b Jan. 30, 1808; d July 31, 1890; m Joel Wiegner. 2. Susannah, b June 25, 1810; d Dec. 21, 1879; m Abraham Heebner. „ ^ , ,, A | 1. Anna Schultz. 3. George, b Nov. 24, 1811; d Oct. 27, 1846; m | 2> Mary Krupp. 4. Abraham, b May 14, 1814; d Feb. 24, 1815. 5. Hannah, b Feb. 24, 1816: d June 24, 1897; m Reuben Schultz. 6. Maria, b Oct. 31, 1817; d Feb. 25, 1898; m Jesse Snyder. 7. Abigail, b Dec. 29, 1819; d Nov. 25, 1890; m George Snyder. 8. John S., b Mar. 2, 1822; d Aug. 3, 1903; m Susanna Kriebel. 9. Anna, b Feb. 28, 1827; d Sept. 18, 1852; m Andrew Anders. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 273 [21-8a] BARBARA HEEBNER, b May 31, 1792; d Jan. 9, 1812; dau John and Elizabeth (Hoffman) Heebner [21-3]; m JACOB HOFFMAN, s Jacob and - (Slough) Hoffman. Farmer and carpenter; resided in Norriton Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. One child: [21-29.1] John, b Dec. 25, 1813; d Jan. 2G, 1892; m Rosanna Gouldey. [21-8b] BARBARA (HEEBNER) HOFFMAN, same as above, m 2d time, ISAAC STAUFFER, b Sept. 24, 1807; d Feb. 27, 1866. No children. Isaac Stauffer was married 2d time to Susanna - [21-9] SARAH HEEBNER, b Nov. 20, 1792; d June 30, 1841 ; dau Abraham and Catharine (Ritten- house) Heebner [21-4]; m Nov. 28, 1811, BENJAMIN CASSEL, b Dec. 19, 1789; d May 30, 1861; s Jacob C. and Elizabeth (Johnson) Cassel. [21-30] [184-174] [184-162] [21-31] [21-32a] [21— 32b] [21-33] [21—34] [21-35] [21— 36a] [21-36b] [21-167] 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Children {10): Abraham, b Dec. 7, 1812; d Oct. 20, 1867; m Susanna Cassel. Elizabeth, b Apr. 4, 1814; d July 30, 1889; m Jacob B. Beyer. Hannah, b Nov. 22, 1816; d Dec. 1, 1886; m Benjamin Beyer. Jacob, b Feb. 5, 1820; d Mar. 27, 1848; m Charlotte Hallman. 1. Lucetta Underkoffler. Joseph H., b Mar. 8, 1822; d Apr. 1, 1896; m , _ . { 2. Ann Moyer. Benjamin, b Feb. 25, 1825; d Nov. 14, 1887; m Elizabeth M. Groff. Sarah, b Jan. 4, 1828; d - ; m Michael Brooks. Catharine, b Jan. 12, 1831; d Oct. 19, 1914; m Charles Printz. Enos, b Apr. 2, 1833; d Oct. 3, 1886; » j £ EfetbeU^Mfchener. Susanna, b Mar. 4, 1837; d Nov. 6, 1913; m William Houck. In a release signed in 1852, in a list of children and descendants of Sarah Cassel, late Sarah Heebner, heirs of Abraham Heebner, in a deed to Christian Detweiler, trustee, the names of Margaret and Mary Anna, both minors are given, but the names of Benjamin and Joseph Cassel are omitted. [ Misc . 7:270 , Norristown .] [21-10] HANNAH HEEBNER, b Oct. 1, 1794; d Oct. 5, 1889; dart Abraham and Catharine (Ritten- house) Heebner [21-4]; m Dec. 13, 1813, GARRETT METZ, b Nov. 7, 1790; d May 16, 1879; s Jacob Metz. [21-37] [21-38] [21-39] [21-40] Children ( 9 ): 1. Joseph H., b Apr. 28, 1815; d Jan. 19, 1898; m Hannah H. Keeler. 2. Catharine, b Aug. 1, 1817; d Aug. 20, 1819. 3. Jacob H. | twi b Mar 10, 1821 ; d I ?’ »•«; m Elizabeth CasseL 4. Eve 1 l Mar. 16, 1866; unm. 5. Abraham, b Sept. 1, 1823; d Aug. 25, 1825. 6. Sarah, b July 21, 1826; d Oct. 5, 1843. 7. Mary H., b Feb. 27, 1829; m Joseph F. Halteman. 8. John, b Feb. 29, 1832; d July 28, 1864; m Annie Cassel. 9. Susanna, b Jan. 21, 1835; d Mar. 24, 1900; unm. [21-11] JOSEPH R. HEEBNER, b Apr. 9, 1799; d Feb. 23, 1884; s Abraham and Catharine (Rittenhouse) Heebner [21-4]; m Mar. 21, 1826, SUSANNA LETHERACH; d Feb. 23, 1884; dau Henry Letherach. Farmer; Joseph R. Heebner and wife d same day and were buried in same grave. He lived in later life on a farm in Norriton Twp., Pa., later occupied by his son, Joseph. Children ( 9 ): [21-41] 1. Henry L., b Dec. 8, 1826; d Feb. 26, 1901; m Catherine Iv. Schutt. 2. Abraham L., b Sept. 5, 1828; d Aug. 23, 1887; unm. 3. David L., b Aug. 25, 1830; d Aug. 28, 1830. [25-92] 4. Catharine, b Dec. 24, 1831; d Dec. 19, 1919; m Abraham Kriebel. 5. Ann, b Feb. 9, 1834; d Mar. 22, 1917; unm. [21-42] 6. Benjamin L., b Aug. 17, 1835; d Jan. 27, 1881; m Susanna Gottschall. 274 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-43al 1 _ T 1 T 7 * jtvt o | 1. Susanna Kriebel. [21— 43b] t 7' JosePh L" 6 APr- 7' 183‘ ; d Mar- 3' 1915; m 1 2. Mary Jane Hippie. [21-44] 8. William L., b Jan. 1, 1840; m Edith Anders. [21-45] 9. Enoch M., b June 20, 1843; d Mar. 29, 1915; m Deborah Rittenhouse. [21-12] SUSANNA HEEBNER, b July 25, 1801; d May 1, 1868; dau Abraham and Catharine (Rittenhouse) Heebner [21 — 4] ; m 1819 by Rev. George Wack [Perk. Reg., Vol. II, p 88], ISAAC F. CASSEL, b May 30, 1797; d Apr. 30, 1858; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Johnson) Cassel. Children (7): [21-46b] } L Catherine, b Nov. 1, 1820; d July 1, 1890; m { £ MahlonHefst. [21-47] 2. William, b May 5, 1823; d Mar. 10, 1911; m Maria Underkuffler. [21-48] 3. Elias, b Aug. 5, 1827; d 1910; m Mary M. Beltz. [21—49] 4. Elizabeth, b Nov. 3, 1833; m Lewis Printz. [21-50] 5. Emanuel, b Mar. 26, 1836; d Mar. 5, 1922; rn Lydia Smith. [21-51] 6. James H., b Nov. 28, 1838; d Aug. 17, 1914; m Annie Harley. [21-52] 7. Jacob, b May 10, 1842; d Jan. 4, 1916; m Hannah B. Harley. [21-13] CATHARINE HEEBNER, b Jan. 5, 1804; d Apr. 2, 1897; dau Abraham and Catharine (Rittenhouse) Heebner [21 — 4] ; m Jan. 15, 1824, REV. CHRISTIAN DETWEILER, b Apr. 30, 1802; d Dec. 3, 1861 ; s Jacob and Mary Margaretta (Harley) Detweiler. Farmer, market man, and Mennonite Minister; resided in Perkiomen Twp., Pa. Children (10): [21-53] 1. Abraham, b May 12, 1824; d Aug. 3, 1888; m Ann Barbara Custer. [21-54] 2. Samuel H., b Feb. 18, 1827; d Feb. 16, 1916; m Almira C. Tyson. [21-55] 3. Margaret, b Jan. 16, 1829; d Mar., 1911; m David Custer. [21-56] 4. Mary, b Nov. 8, 1831; m Abraham D. Hunsicker. [21-57] 5. Enos H., b Aug. 4, 1834; m Mary Jane C. Heyser. [21-58] 6. Catharine, b Nov. 5, 1837; m Peter H. Good. 7. Christian, b Aug. 29, 1839; d Aug. 12, 1840. [21-59] 8. Isaiah H., b Sept. 23, 1841; m Mary M. Hallman. [21-60] 9. Christian H., b Nov. 16, 1842; d Apr. 25, 1882; m Elizabeth Allabough. [21-61] 10. Lydia H., b Oct. 7, 1845; d Oct. 13, 1904; m John G. Gotwals. [21-14] REBECCA HEEBNER, b July 9, 1806; d Jan. 20, 1892; dau Abraham and Catharine (Rittenhouse) Heebner [21-4]; m Nov. 9, 1826, by Rev. George Wack to JOSEPH B. CASSEL, b Apr. 28, 1805; d Apr. 28, 1886; s John and Molly (Bergey) Cassel. Children (10): [25-40] 1. Mary, b Sept. 27, 1827; d Nov. 9, 1882; m Adam Kriebel. 2. Amos H., b June 23, 1830; d Mar. 2, 1858; grad, of Dartmouth 1857; d of pulmonary disease. [Cassel Gen., p 299.] [19-97] 3. Sarah, b Jan. 31, 1832; d Feb. 24, 1908; m William S. Kriebel. [21-62] 4. Henry Stover, b May 30, 1834; d Nov. 23, 1904; m Margaret H. Wanner. [21-63] 5. Edith A., b Oct. 28, 1836; d Dec. 18, 1910; m Isaac D. Van Fossen. [21-64] 6. Susan C., b Apr. 4, 1839; d Oct. 3, 1893; m Jonas M. Harley. [21-65] 7. Mahlon H., Apr. 10, 1840; m Lydia K. Meschter. [66-13] 8. Hannah, b July 29, 1843; m Jacob K. Meschter. [21 -66b] } 9* Christian h Nov- 19> 1846 1 d Nov- 20> 1897; m { 2. Mary Harley!' [21-67] 10. Leah, b Apr. 21, 1850; m Isaiah K. Bean. • [21-15] MARY HEEBNER, b Aug. 27, 1808; d Feb. 1, 1888; dau Abraham and Catharine (Ritten¬ house) Heebner [21-4]; m Oct. 20, 1831, ISAAC B. CASSEL, b Oct. 25, 1809; d Feb. 22, 1885. Children (6): [21-68] 1. Abraham H., b Jan. 30, 1833; d Jan. 29, 1905; m Lydia Kriebel. [21-69] 2. Joseph C., b Oct. 24, 1835, d Aug. 13, 1902; m Sarah Ann Miller. [21-70] 3. Jesse, b Jan. 7, 1838; d Jan. 26, 1871; m Hannah ReifL 125-81] 4. Rebecca, b Mar. 29, 1840; d Nov. 9, 1916; m Rev. John B. Kriebel. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 275 5. Catharine, b Mar. 5, 1843; d Oct. 25, 1881; unm. [21-71] 6. Samuel,- b Nov. 30, 1846; d Mar. 30, 1915; m Margaret Prizer. [21-16a] DAVID HEEBNER, b Nov. 13, 1792; d May 14, 1864; s Christopher and Susanna (Smith) Heebner [21-5a]; m Mar. 4, 1824, MARY HAHN, b 1795; d Mar. 13, 1825. No issue. [21— 16b] DAVID HEEBNER, same as above, m 2d time, June 27, 1833, SARAH RUSH, b Oct. 10, 1808; d Dec. 24, 1898. Children (J): 1. John, b June 28, 1835; d Feb. 22, 1862. [21-72] 2. Charles, b Dec. 25, 1838; m Mary Yates. [21—73] 3. David, b Feb. 16, 1842; d Jan. 6, 1892; m Hannah Williams. [21-74] 4. Stephen, b June 24, 1844; d Apr. 19, 1922; m Ella Keller. [21-17] SARAH HEEBNER, b Feb. 21, 1795; d Mar. 8, 1878; dau Christopher and Susanna (Smith) Heebner [21-5a]; m Jan. 5, 1819, ANDREW BOSSERT, b Aug. 6, 1792; d Jan. 22, 1839. Children (7): 1. Christopher, b Nov. 13, 1819. 2. Charles, b Mar. 31, 1823. 3. James, b Aug. 23, 1825. 4. Andrew J., b Jan. 1, 1830. 5. Sarah Ann, b Dec. 17, 1833; d Sept. 26, 1876; m - Howell. 6. Amanda, b Jan. 30, 1836; d Jan. 31, 1836. 7. Isaiah, b Apr. 5, 1837. Charles Bossert lived on the old homestead in Upper Providence Twp., Pa., above Green Tree. He was a government inspector of liquor. [ Unable to locate or complete.} [ Joshua Heebner .] [21-18a] MARGARET HEEBNER, b Dec. 25, 1796; d Jan. 9, 1867; dau Christopher and Susanna (Smith) Heebner [21-5a]; m Oct. 29, 1816, GEORGE REIFF, d 1820. Children (2): [21-75] 1. Elizabeth, b July 16, 1817; d Sept. 15, 1878; m Henry Longaker. [21—76] 2. Christopher, b Oct. 5, 1819; d Nov. 25, 1908; m Sarah Ann Berret. [21-18b] MARGARET (HEEBNER) REIFF, same as above, m 2d time, 1822, WILLIAM O. ROBERTS, b Apr. 20, 1792; d Apr. 3, 1858. [21-77] [21-78] [21-?9a] [21— 79b] Children ( 5 ): 1. David, b Dec. 27, 1823; d June 22, 1898; m Hannah Johnson. 2. William, b Apr. 21, 1825; d Dec. 9, 1913; in Elizabeth Buckwalter. 3. Hannah, b Sept. 12, 1829; unm. 4. Daniel W., b Jan. 27, 1834; d May 10, 1855. 5. Josephus, b Nov. 26, 1836; m 1. Maggie S. Laferty. 2. Emma E. Laferty. [21-19] ABRAHAM HEEBNER, b Dec. 14, 1799; d May 16, 1843; s Christopher and Susanna (Smith) Heebner [21-5a] ; m Jan. 1, 1823, ELIZABETH SAYLOR, b May 15, 1801; d Feb. 16, 1872. No issue. [21-20] JOHN HEEBNER, b Jan. 19, 1802; d June 8, 1850; s Christopher and Susanna (Smith) Heebner [21— 5a] ; m Jan. 7, 1827, SUSANNA BARNDOLLAR, b Nov. 30, 1801; d May 12, 1860. John Heebner operated the Mills at Yerkes Station, Pa., and served as school director in Lower Provi¬ dence Twp., Pa., for many years, being an active supporter of the common-school system. Children (5): [21-80] 1. Sarah B., b Oct. 8, 1827; d Apr. 12, 1901; m John C. Weber. [21-81] 2. Ann Eliza, b Mar. 6, 1829; d May 30, 1912; m D. Morgan Casselberry. [21-82] 3. Christopher B., b July 31, 1831; d Oct. 24, 1914; m Amy Jane Hopkins. 4. John, b Mar. 10, 1833; d July 5, 1838. 5. Hannah, b Dec. 19, 1837; d Sept. 25, 1917; m Theodore W. Bean. [21-83] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 270 [21-21] SUSANNA HEEBNER, b June 22, 1804; dau Christopher and Susanna (Smith) Heebner [21 -5a]; m Apr. 9, 1837, ABRAHAM MASSON, d Nov. 3, 1869. No issue. ■ It is stated that Mr. Masson spent a great deal of time and money in experimenting with the making of airships. [Joshua Heebner. ] [21-22] CHRISTOPHER HEEBNER, b June 11, 1809; d Dec. 19, 1883; * Christopher and Susanna (Smith) Heebner [21— 5a] ; m Nov. 7, 1833, by Rev. George Wack to ANN MITCHELL, b Oct. 20, 1813; d Jan. 12, 1884. Christopher Heebner was a miller and lived in Norristown, Pa. Children (6): [64-11] 1. Elizabeth, b July 21, 1834; d Nov. 2, 1878; m Daniel Dresher. {1 Clarissa IVI00I1 2. Mary Houlahan. 3. Martha, b Apr. 11, 1838; d May 7, 1913; m Lane S. Hart. 4. Edward, b Nov. 19, 1839; d, Sept. 12, 1889; unm. [21-86] 5. James B., b Dec. 10, 1841; d Feb. 12, 1880; m Sarah Wright. 6. Henry, b Mar. 1, 1844; d Aug. 5, 1844. In the distribution of the estate of Ann Heebner, widow of the late Christopher Heebner, of Norristown, Pa., in 1885, we find the following items: Amount to be distributed, $77,289.66; George Heebner, 1/5; Lane S. Hart, trustee for Edward Heebner, 1/5; Mrs. Martha Hart, 1/5; W. H. Slingluff, gdn. minor children of James B. Heebner, 1/5; Mrs. Ellen D. Smith, 1/3 of 1/5; Martha H. Dresher, 1/3 of 1/5; N. H. Larzelere, adm. for Blanche Dresher, dec., 1/3 of 1/5. [21-23] ANN HEEBNER, b Dec. 19, 1811; d June 24, 1847; dau Christopher and Susanna (Smith) Heebner [21-5a]; m Apr. 5, 1832, PETER GRIFFITH, b Dec. 12, 1805; d June 4, 1884. Children (7): 1. Amanda, b July 3, 1833; unm. [21-87] 2. Myra Bodley, b June 7, 1834; dec, m Isaac Wayne Kurtz. 3. Worthington, b July 3, 1836. [21-88] 4. Elizabeth, b Sept. 11, 1838; d May 15, 1860; m James Hahn. [21-89] 5. Elbridge, b Feb. 24, 1841; m Harriet Ramsey. [21-90] 6. Susanna, b July 20, 1843; m Joe Kauffman. [No further data.] [21-91] 7. Mansfield, b Nov. 7, 1845; m Charlotte Strawn. Ann Heebner Griffith was originally buried in a Cemetery on DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa., near City Hall. After the opening of the street and of Montgomery Cemetery, she was disinterred and buried in Montgomery Cemetery. She died when Mansfield was 18 mos. old. [21-84a] 1 [21 -84b] j [21-85] [21-24] MYRA HEEBNER, b Nov. 1, 1815; dau Christopher and Susanna (Smith) Heebner [21-5a]; m Apr. 6, 1837, RICHARD P. BODLEY, b June 20, 1810; d Feb. 14, 1875. Children (3): 1. Mary, b Jan. 18, 1838; d Dec. 30, 1839. % 2. Ann, b Apr. 21, 1847; d Nov. 16, 1852. 3. Charles, b Sept. 28, 1853; dec, m — ■ - [ Unable to locate or verify.] [21-25] JOSHUA HEEBNER, SR., b Nov. 13, 1806; d July 4, 1897; s Christopher and Susanna (Smith) Heebner [21-5a]; m Dec. 13, 1832, ELIZA WILLIAMS, b Mar. 10, 1813; d Oct. 15, 1869. Farmer; lived in Eagleville, Pa. Children (14)' 1. Child, b Oct. 6, 1833; d Oct. 16, 1833. 2. Susanna, b Jan. 5, 1835; d Feb. 20, 1835. [21-92] 3. William, b Feb. 18, 1836; d Feb. 15, 1915; m Catharine (Sarah) Rumford. 4. Myra, b Jan. 19, 1838; d Dec. 23, 1848. 5. Thaddeus S., b Nov. 22, 1839; d Mar. 1, 1916; m Ellen D. Jones. 6. Catharine, b June 1, 1841; m Thomas U. Francis. | 1. Catharine Custer. [21-93] [21-94] [2 1-9 5a] [21-95b] 7. Uriah, b Apr. 25, 1843; d June 16, 1908; m 2. Plate 33 The Main Building of Perkiomen School, Pennsburg, Pa. Plate 34 The Gymnasium of Perkiomen School, Pennsburg, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 277 8. Eliza Ann, b Dec. 15, 1844; d Feb., 1913; unni. 9. Joshua, Jr., b Aug. 1, 1846; unm. [21-96] 10. Margaret, b Jan. 16, 1849; m John H. Weikel. 11. John, b May 1, 1850; d Jan. 6, 1857. [21-97] 12. Myra, b Mar. 21, 1852; m Eli Fegley. [21-98] 13. Christopher, b July 17, 1853; d Nov. 4, 1913; m Sarah E. Lindermau. 14. Richard, b Apr. 2, 1856; d July 29, 1856. [21-26a] ANTHONY S. HEEBNER, b Nov. 23, 1798; d June 14, 1866; s Balthasar and Susanna (Schultz) Heebner [21-6]; m May 18, 1824, LYDIA KRAUSS, b Feb. 27, 1806; d Nov. 9, 1840; dau David and Sarah (Huber) Krauss [202-4]. Children (J): [21-99a] [21— 99b] [70-110] [21-100] _ . _ , , , i 1. Sarah Newman. 1. Levi, b May 5, 1825; d Sept., 1900; m [ 2 Lizzie Hoffman. 2. Saraam, b June 18, 1830; d Dec. 15, 1832. 3. Maria, b June 7, 1833; d Feb. 1, 1889; m William A. Schultz. 4. Anthony K., b Nov. 7, 1835; d July 16, 1884; m Catharine Anders. ♦ [21-26b] ANTHONY S. HEEBNER, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 25, 1842, ANNA GERHARD, b May 11, 1805; d Feb. 25, 1865; dau Matthias and Esther (Yeakel) Gerhard [59-7]. No issue. Anthony S. Heebner was a farmer and lived in Worcester Twp., Pa., on the farm later owned and occupied by his grandson Emanuel Heebner. The Center Point Creamery is built on part of this land. [21-27a] DAVID S. HEEBNER, b June 25, 1810; d May 14, 1900; s Rev. Balthasar and Susanna (Schultz) Heebner [21-6]; m May 3, 1832, ANNA DERSTINE, d Apr. 18, 1853; dau Isaac Derstine. Children ( 9 ): [161-39] [21-101] [21-102] [21-103] [21-104a] [2 1-1 04b] 1. Joseph, b June 11, 1833; d Apr. 3, 1838. 2. James, b Aug. 6, 1836; d Apr. 8, 1838. 3. Mary Ann, b Apr. 2, 1839; d Sept. 14, 1882; m Samuel K. Anders. 4. Isaac D., b Jan. 18, 1841; d Nov. 1, 1918; m Catharine Grater. 5. Addison, b June 18, 1843; d Aug. 23, 1843. 6. Josiah D., b July 5, 1844; d July 16, 1909; m Susan S. Anders. 7. Jacob D., b Aug. 10, 1846; d Apr. 10, 1915; m Lydia D. Kriebel. 7 ^ I L Emma E. Frantz. 8. William D., b Sept. 27, 1848; m \ 2> Elizabeth Shearer. 9. David, b Aug. 22, 1851; d June 15, 1852. [21-27b] DAVID S. HEEBNER, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 7, 1854, by Rev. J. Schultz to REGINA SCHULTZ, b May 26, 1812; d Jan. 2, 1898; dau Rev. Christopher and Susanna (Yeakel) Schultz [70-3]. One child: Abraham S., b May 22, 1857 ; d Oct. 6, 1862. David S. Heebner, who died in the 90th year of his life, was elected the first Burgess of Lansdale, Pa., when it was incorporated in 1872. It is said he broke up the nuisance of Sunday baseball playing. He also served as postmaster of Lansdale. [. Schwenkfeldian , 1909 , p 86.] David S. Heebner was the founder of Heebner and Sons Agricultural Works, Lansdale, Pa. He first made clocks and established quite a reputation as a clock-maker. When the call came from his neighbors and friends for labor-saving agricultural implements he gave his attention to inventions along this line. He began the manufacture of agricultural machines in 1840, in Worcester Twp., Pa. He sold the first machine to Joseph Allebach of Worcester Twp. Although at first working by himself, he soon had to obtain assistance, as it is said that it took six weeks to build a machine. He continued improving his machinery and expanding his business until 1862, when he took his sons, Isaac and Josiah, into partnership with him. In 1872, the partnership was dissolved, and David moved to Lansdale, uniting with his sons, Isaac and William, under the firm name of “Heebner Sons and Company.” From this small beginning has now grown the large manufacturing plant of Heebner and Sons which sends machinery all over the civilized world. The Heebners manufactured horse-powers and grain threshers to take the place of the flail. They made fodder-cutters that greater economy might be practiced in feeding stock; they made various 278 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families kinds of smaller useful tools. The Heebner machines were exhibited and were in daily operation at the Centennial in Phila. in 1876, carrying off high honors. Since that time they have been in constant demand throughout the agricultural world. The Heebner Level Tread Powers and “Little Giant Pennsylvania” Threshers are now carried on the backs of pack mules through the mountain passes of Mexico and carried to Asia on camels’ backs. Both Germany and Russia before the war were large buyers of Heebner Machines, and were constantly increasing their orders for the Heebner agricultural implements. At the World’s Fair in Chicago, 1893, the Heebner Level Tread Horse Powers were awarded the highest honors. They also manufacture machines for harvesting peanuts. David Heebner’s son, William D. Heebner, is now sole proprietor of the plant. [21 -28a] GEORGE HEEBNER, b Nov. 24, 1811; d Oct. 27, 1846; s Henry and Anna (Schultz) Heebner [21-7]; m Apr. 4, 1837, ANNA SCHULTZ, b June 7, 1811; d Apr. 22, 1838; dau Andrew and Rosina (Snyder) Schultz [149-6]. Ohe child: Daughter, b Mar. 22, 1838; d same day. [21 -28b] GEORGE HEEBNER, same as above, m 2d time, July 16, 1843, MARY KRUPP. Children (2): 1. Noah, d Dec. 20, 1846. 2. George, b Aug. 11, 1846; d Oct. 22, 1846. [21-29] JOHN S. HEEBNER, b Mar. 2, 1822; d Aug. 3, 1903; s Henry and Anna (Schultz) Heebner [21-7]; m Sept. 22, 1846, SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b June 28, 1826; d Jan. 27, 1899; dau Samuel and Sarah (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-18]. Children (7): [161-24] 1. Amanda, b Nov. 9, 1847; d Nov. 4, 1919; m George S. Anders. [11-161] 2. Sarah, b Oct. 14, 1849; m Edward S. Krauss. 3. Catharine, b Jan. 31, 1852; d July 20, 1853. [21-105] 4. Samuel K., b Nov. 1, 1854; d Oct. 16, 1893; m Emma R. Heckler. [161-50] 5. Susanna, b Aug. 16, 1857; m Rev. Edwin S. Anders. [149-63a] 6. Ellen, b Feb. 22, 1860; d Mar. 13, 1893; m Thomas S. Rothenberger. [21-106] 7. William K., b Aug. 21, 1862; m Sophia K. Kriebel. In his day John S. Heebner had the reputation of being the most sociable of the members of the Schwenkfelder Society and his children have in a large measure inherited this trait. He always had a good word for everyone with whom he came in contact. Mr. Heebner owned and lived on the farm in Upper Gwynedd Twp., Pa., now (1920) owned by his son William K. Heebner, and always kept it in a high state of cultivation. Being a very earnest and zealous man, Mr. Heebner served his denomination in various capacities, serving as trustee for many years, and as superintendent of the Towamencin Schwenkfelder Sunday School. His judgment was always consulted in matters of moment both in the church and in secular matters. Having accumulated a good deal of property by his industry and frugality, Mr. Heebner made large contributions for Church and allied work. When Perkiomen Seminary was bought, by the Schwenkf elders, Mr. Heebner was selected as a trustee and served in this capacity up to the time of his death. When funds were solicited to pay off indebtedness on the Philadelphia Church, Mr. Heebner said: “If the erection of this church will be the means of saving one soul, it will have been worth while,” and he assumed the entire indebtedness himself. He also made a generous contribution for the construction of the present Towamencin Schwenk¬ felder Church, so that when this edifice was dedicated, it was not only free from debt, but the building committee had a balance in the treasury. Mr. Heebner abhorred debts on church property. He frequently stated that the Schwenkfelder Method was to keep out of debt, as this was the advice handed down from the forefathers. Possessed of such sterling integrity, Mr. Heebner was solicited to serve as a director in various financial institutions, which positions he filled with great credit, and his advice and judgment were of great benefit to the organizations. He also served his township as school director. [21-29.1] JOHN HOFFMAN, b Dec. 25, 1813; d Jan. 26, 1892; s Jacob and Barbara (Heebner) Hoffman [21-8a]; m ROSANNA GOULDEY, b 1817, d 1882; dau David and Mary Gouldey. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 279 Children (3): [21-106.1] 1. Franklin, b May 20, 1839; m Julia Hendricks. 2. Joanna, unm; Norristown, Pa. [21-106.2] 3. James, b Feb. 3, 1848; m Clara C. Boorse. John Hoffman lived in Norriton Twp. Pa.; was a farmer and Justice of the Peace. For more than fifty years he was engaged in surveying and conveyancing; served as assessor and county commissioner and was always interested in promoting the welfare of the community. [ Hist. Montg. Co., — Bean.] [21-30] ABRAHAM CASSEL, b Dec. 7, 1812; d Oct. 20, 1867; s Benjamin and Sarah (Heebner) Cassel [21-9] ; m Nov. 26, 1840, SUSANNA CASSEL, b Apr. 7, 1822 ; d Jan. 6, 1904. Children (7): [21-107] 1. Isaiah, b Mar. 18, 1842; d Mar. 16, 1914; m Elizabeth Bard. [21—108] 2. Elizabeth, b Oct. 18, 1843; m John Blattner. [21-109] 3. Cornelius, b June 22, 1845; d June 11, 1876; m Sallie Michener. [21-110] 4. Abraham C., b Mar. 25, 1847; m Mary Allebach. [74-401] 5. Susanna, b Jan. 30, 1849; d Dec. 30, 1907; m Harman L. Nyce. [21-112] 6. Benjamin C., b Dec. 15, 1851; m Mary J. Dettra. [19-49] 7. Mary, b Jan. 12, 1855; d May 14, 1883; m Michael Z. Kriebel. [21-31] JACOB CASSEL, b Feb. 5, 1820; dMar. 27, 1848; s Benjamin and Sarah (Heebner) Cassel [21-9]; m CHARLOTTE HALLMAN, b Dec. 7, 1820; d Apr. 26, 1850. Children ( 3 ): 1. Maggie; m ■ - — — 2. Mary Ann, dec. 3. John, b May 18, 1848; d in infancy [ Unable to complete.] [Cassel Fam.] [21-32a] JOSEPH H. CASSEL, b Mar. 8, 1822; d Apr. 1, 1896; s Benjamin and Sarah (Heebner) Cassel [21-9]; m LUCETTA UNDERKOFFLER, b Aug. 15, 1820; d Feb. 9, 1872. Children ( 8 ): [21-113] 1. Isaac U., b June 30, 1844; d Feb. 8, 1905; m Elizabeth Bell. [21-114] 2. Jonas, b - ; d Jan. 11, 1903; m Maggie Long. 3. Mary Ann, b Aug. 15, 1847; d Nov. 3, 1847. [149-82] 4. Annie U., b Mar. 30, 1850; d Feb. 25, 1911; m Jacob S. Detwiler. 5. Jeremiah, b Aug. 26, 1853; d Nov. 16, 1855. [21-116] 6. David U., b Jan. 16, 1851 ; d July 25, 1895; m Anna R. Beyer. [21—117] 7. Daniel, b • - — — ; m Anna Moser. [ No further data.] [21-118] 8. Amanda U., b Apr. 30, 1860; m Harry C. Sypherd. [21-32b] JOSEPH H. CASSEL, same as above, m 2d time, ANN MOYER. [21-33] BENJAMIN H. CASSEL, b Feb. 25, 1825; d Nov. 14, 1887; s Benjamin and Sarah (Heeb¬ ner) Cassel [21-9]; m Apr. 2, 1846, ELIZABETH M. GROFF, b Nov. 25, 1827; d Nov. 5, 1899; dau Joseph and Sarah (Markley) Groff. [21-119] [21-120a] [21-120b] [21-121] [21-123] [21—122] [21-124] Children (11): 1. Amanda, b Apr. 4, 1847; m Andrew Supplee. I 2. Edward G., b Aug. 14, 1848; d Dec. 27, 1920; m ( i* te ^®y* . J 12. Mary Erb Houck 3. Joseph b Feb. 15, 1850; d Nov. 15, 1850. 4. Franklin, b Apr. 9, 1853; d Jan. 15, 1879; m Lucy A. Pennock. 5. Samuel, b Mar. 14, 1855; d Oct. 9, 1874. 6. Urias, b June 16, 1857; d July 14, 1910; m Susanna M. Levan. 7. Catharine, b Nov. 16, 1859; d Jan. 24, 1920; m J. Nelson Wood. 8. Lydia, b Jan. 20, 1863; d Aug. 26, 1915; m J. Calvin Wood. 9. Amos, b Feb. 20, 1865; d July 31, 1865. 10. Magdalena, b Feb. 18, 1868; d Dec. 15, 1878. 11. Susanna, b July 4, 1869; d Dec. 18, 1878. 280 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-34] SARAH CASSEL, b Jan. 4, 1828; dau Benjamin and Sarah (Heebner) Cassel [21-9]; m MICHAEL BROOKS. Children ( 3 ): [21-125] 1. Kate, m Thomas Haynes. [21-126] 2. Susanna (?); m - 3. Charles, dec. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [Cassel Fam .] [21-35] CATHARINE CASSEL, b Jan. 12, 1831; d Oct. 19, 1914; dau Benjamin and Sarah (Heeb¬ ner) Cassel [21-9]; m CHARLES PRINTZ; b Feb. 7, 1827; d July 2, 1906; s Abraham and Margaret (Walker) Printz. Children ( 5 ): [21-127] 1. Anna Louisa, b - ; dec; m John Krout. [21-128] 2. William H., b July 20, 1851; m Mary Harwich. [21—129] 3. Lewis, b - ; d Aug. 23, 1919; m Annie Shaw; 2029 Morris St., Phila. [21-130] 4. John Watson, b - ; m Annie Shearer, Elm St., Norristown, Pa. [21-131] 5. Ella, b - ; ni Elmer Shearer, 1025 Swede St., Norristown, Pa. [ Unable to complete; letters unanswered.] [21-36a] ENOS CASSEL, b Apr. 2, 1833; d Oct. 3, 1886; s Benjamin and Sarah (Heebner) Cassel [21-9]; m Nov. 15, 1853, BARBARA DETWILER, b Dec. 2, 1827; d Mar. 11, 1863; dau Martin and Nancy (Clemons) Detwiler. Children (7): [21-132] 1. Annie, b July 31, 1854; d Mar. 12, 1875; m Jesse Wanner. [21-133] 2. Sallie, b Feb. 5, 1856; d Dec. 31, 1916; m Abraham Brant. 3. Aaron, b Mar. 11, 1857; d Mar. 19, 1858. [21-134] 4. Lizzie, b Feb. 16, 1858; d Oct. 27, 1909; m Charles E. Weinrich. [21-135] 5. Martha, b Mar. 16, 1859; m Emanuel Bean, Chain & Marshall Sts., Norristown, Pa. [21—136] 6. Ida, b Jan. 15, 1862; m John Reck. 7. Hannah, b June 30, 1860; d Nov. 6, 1862. [21— 36b] ENOS CASSEL, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 8, 1870, ELIZABETH MICHENER, b - ; d Oct. 3, 1909; dau Phineas and Hannah Michener. Enos Cassel was a farmer. Children (7): 1. Maria, b Nov. 30, 1870; 2638 W. Lehigh Ave., Phila., Pa. [21-137] 2. Laura N., b June 24, 1875; m Linford P. Shaw. 3. Enos, b Dec. 6, 1877; State Hospital, Norristown, Pa. [149-204] 4. Lillie May, b May 6, 1879; m Warren S. Heist. [21-138] 5. Susie, b Aug. 16, 1880; m Charles Brown; 2323 N. 16th St., Phila., Pa. [21—139] 6. Mabel, b Mar. 4, 1885; m George Warner. 7. Harvey, b Oct. 2, 1886; d Nov. 23, 1886. [ Unable to complete; letters not answered.] [21-37] JOSEPH H. METZ, b Apr. 28, 1815; d Jan. 19, 1898; s Garrett and Hannah (Heebner) Metz [21-10]; m Mar. 31, 1844, HANNAH H. KEELER, b June 17, 1822; d Jan. 14, 1904; dau Henry and Susan (Hunsberger) Keeler. Carpenter and farmer; lived in Worcester Twp., Pa., near Wentz’s Church. [21-140] [21-141] [21-142] [21-143] [21-144] [21-145] [21-146] Children (1J): 1. Abraham K., b May 25, 1846; m Mary Jane Fox. 2. Lydia K., b Dec. 29, 1847; d in infancy. 3. Susanna K., b May 13, 1849; m Henry F. Frederick. 4. Garrett K., b Jan. 24, 1851; m Hannah E. Saylor. 5. Mary K., b Mar. 31, 1852; d Mar. 11, 1911; m Milton R. Mininger. 6. Hannah K., b Sept. 30, 1853; d Mar. 16, 1886; m John Heffentrager. 7. Margaret K., b Nov. 23, 1854; m Joseph Moyer. 8. Henry K., b Mar. 8, 1856; d in infancy. 9. Jacob K. 10. John K twins, b Aug. 26, 1857; d in infancy. m Mary A. Reiff. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 281 [21— 147a] \ [21— 147b] J [21-148] 11. William K., b Nov. 3, 1859; m ( \ Emma Frick 1 2. Anna Frick. 12. Joseph K., b Dec. 24, 1861; d in infancy. 13. Samuel K., b Sept. 20, 1863; m Lizzie Gottshall. 14. Lizzie K., b Aug. 31, 1866; Lansdale, Pa. [21-38] JACOB HEEBNER METZ, b Mar. 10, 1821 ; d Mar. 8, 1894; s Garrett and Hannah (Heeb- ner) Metz [21-10]; m ELIZABETH CASSEL, b Nov. 4, 1823; d Oct. 8, 1882; dau Daniel Cassel. Cabi¬ net maker, and undertaker; lived in Worcester Twp., Pa. Children ( 3 ): [21-149] 1. Hannah, b Apr. 28, 1844; d Apr. 22, 1895; m Joseph Bean. [21-150] 2. Lizzie C., b Aug. 25, 1851 ; d Oct. 6, 1886; m Jacob C. Kulp. [21-151] 3. Franklin C., b Aug. 7, 1856; d Apr. 9, 1885; m Mary Ellen Loux. [21-39] MARY HEEBNER METZ, b Feb. 27, 1829; dau Garrett and Hannah (Heebner) Metz [21—10] ; m Nov. 27, 1859, JOSEPH F. HALTEMAN, b Nov. 8, 1832; d Apr. 26, 1900; s Benjamin and Fannie (Funk) Halteman. Farmer; resided in Worcester, Pa. Children (J): [21-152] 1. Henry M., b Apr. 25, 1861; m Catharine B. Grubb. [21-153] 2. Hannah M., b Feb. 12, 1863; m Jacob K. Bean. [184-757a] 3. Susanna M., b July 31, 1867; d May 24, 1902; m Wilson G. Beyer. [184-483] 4. Mary M., b July 9, 1870; m E. Vernon Beyer. [21-40] JOHN METZ, b Feb. 29, 1832; d July 28, 1864; s Garrett and Hannah (Heebner) Metz [21—10] ; m ANNIE CASSEL; dau Daniel Cassel. Widow m Stephen, Snyder, s Isaac Snyder. Two children: d in infancy. [Unable to complete.} [21-41] HENRY L. HEEBNER, b Dec. 8, 1826; d Feb. 26, 1901 ; s Joseph R. and Susanna (Lether- ach) Heebner [21—11]; m Dec. 7, 1851, CATHARINE K. SCHUTT, b Sept. 23, 1825; d Dec. 8, 1911; dau Jacob Schutt. Henry Heebner was a farmer and lived in Norriton Twp., where his son J. Wayne now lives. (1920.) Children (J): [21-153.1] 1. Mary S., b Jan. 7, 1854; m Joseph H. Hunsberger. [21—154] 2. Martha S., b Nov. 17, 1856; d Jan. 1, 1891; m Joseph H. Hunsberger. [161-48] 3. Katie S., b Mar. 2, 1861; m Daniel M. Anders. [21-155] 4. Jacob Wayne S., b Mar. 1, 1865; m Mary A. Wismer. [21-42] BENJAMIN L. HEEBNER, b Aug. 17, 1835; d Jan. 27, 1881; s Joseph R. and Susanna (Letherach) Heebner [21-11;] m Dec. 12, 1858, SUSANNA GOTTSCHALL, b Sept. 23, 1837; d Sept. 7, 1888; dau Amos Gottschall. Children ( 5 ) : [21-156] [21-157] [21-1 58a] 1 [21-158b] j 1. Annie G. 2. Amos G. twins, b Jan. 27, 1860; m Jacob S. Rosenberger. d 36 hrs. after birth. 3. Mary Ellen G., b Sept. 17, 1861 ; d Mar. 21, 1899; m Lewis S. Alderfer. 4. Daniel G., b May 5, 1864; m I J* ®arah 5^ Landes. I 2. Katie M. Cassel. 5. Emma G., b Apr. 19, 1867; d May, 1867. [21-43a] JOSEPH L. HEEBNER, b Apr, 7, 1837; d Mar. 3, 1915; s Joseph R. and Susanna (Lether¬ ach) Heebner [21-11]'; m Oct. 17, 1861, SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 20, 1836; d Nov. 2, 1873; dau George and Sophia (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-27]. Children (6): 1. Charles K., b Aug. 10, 1862; d same day. [21-159] 2. George K., b July 5, 1863; m Catherine Elizabeth Medicke. 3. Ida Jane K., b Dec. 28, 1864; unm. [21-160] 4. Elmira K., b July 11, 1867; m James Clark. 5. Susanna K., b Mar. 30, 1870; d Mar. 31, 1870. [21-161] 6. Harrison K., b Apr. 26, 1872; d June 17, 1913; m Sophia Major. 282 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-43b] JOSEPH L. HEEBNER, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 16, 1875, MARY JANE HIPPLE, b Dec. 19, 1844; d July 25, 1880; dau James Hippie. Children (2): [21-162] 1. James Warren, b July 25, 1877; m Ella Van Sciver. [ 19—89] 2. Bertha, b Dec. 7, 1879; m Dr. Asher G. Kriebel. Joseph L. Heebner was a farmer and lived in Norriton Twp., Pa. He served a number of terms as assessor of the township. [21-44] WILLIAM L. HEEBNER, b Jan. 1, 1840; s Joseph R. and Susanna (Letherach) Heebner [21—11] ; m Feb. 6, 1862, EDITH S. ANDERS, b June 23, 1840; d Apr. 4, 1909; dau Anthony and Hannah (Snyder) Anders [161-13]. Retired farmer; res. Lansdale, Pa., R. D. 1. Children ( 5 ): 1. Anna Elizabeth, b Jan. 24, 1864; d Jan. 13, 1865. [21-163] 2. Anthony A., b Sept. 7, 1865; m Sue K. Heydrick. 3. Hannah Louisa, b May 22, 1868; d Mar. 7, 1873. [21-164a] L Susanna A b Dec. 27, 1872; m I 3?°”?““? Heckler' [21-164b] ] [ 2. Fred Seitz. [25-260] 5. Amanda A., b Aug. 4, 1875; m Jacob A. Kriebel. [21-45] ENOCH M. HEEBNER, b June 20, 1843; d Mar. 29, 1915; s Joseph R. and Susanna (Letherach) Heebner [21-11]; m Dec. 11, 1869, DEBORAH RITTENHOUSE, b - ; d Feb. 2, 1884; dau Samuel Rittenhouse. Farmer; West Point, Pa. Children (J): 1. Mary Ann, b Dec. 17, 1870. 2. Samuel R., b Dec. 12, 1872; d Dec. 28, 1903. [21-165] 3. Joseph R., b July 3, 1876; m Mary Emma Krause. 4. John, b Apr. 19, 1878. [21-46a] CATHERINE CASSEL, 6Nov. 1, 1820;dJuly 1, 1890; dau Isaac F. and Susanna (Heeb¬ ner) Cassel [21-12]; m PETER HOUCK. Children (J) ; [21-166] 1. Isaac, b Oct. 18, 1840, m Emmeline Logan, Pawlings, Pa. [21-167] 2. William, b Dec. 8, 1841; d May 21, 1893; m Susanna Cassel. [21-168] 3. Reuben, b Nov. 27, 1843; d Oct. 23, 1872; m Mary S. Erb. [21-169] 4. Peter C., b Dec. 8, 1845; m Martha H. Funk. [21-46b] CATHERINE (CASSEL) HOUCK, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 19, 1850, REV. MAH- LON VAN HEIST, b Oct. 13, 1818; d July 1, 1890; s George and Elizabeth (Weber) Van Heist. Re¬ formed Mennonite Minister. Farmer and blacksmith; Worcester, Pa. [21-170] [21-171a] ] [21— 171b] j [21-172] Children (3): 1. Susanna, b Aug. 29, 1853; dec ; m James K. Renner. 2. John C., b Aug. 24, 1855; d Jan., 1922; m { V Rachel l 2. Martha Hallman 3. Mary C., b June 22, 1858; m Charles T. Lownes. When Rev. Mahlon V. Heist assumed charge of the little New Mennonite church near his home, one of the pastors thought his name too high sounding to conform to their plain mode of worship, and to please the same, he simply used the initial “V. Heist.” All Heists with this omission are not related. [J. C. H .] [21-47] WILLIAM CASSEL, b May 5, 1823; d Mar. 10, 1911; s Isaac F. and Susanna (Heebner) Cassel [21-12] ; rn Oct. 31, 1843, MARIA UNDERKUFFLER, d Apr. 13, 1900; aged 80 yrs.; dau David and Maggie (Kuyser) Underkuffler. Farmer; Jeffersonville, Pa. Children (J): [21-173] 1. Lewis, b Sept. 7, 1844; d Mar. 27, 1909; m Elizabeth Muller. [21-174] 2. John, b Jan. 23, 1848; m Laura Hoffman. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 283 3. Angeline, b Mar. 15, 1849; d Feb. 24, 1850. [21-175] 4. Elizabeth, b June 30, 1858; m William Turner. [21-48] ELIAS CASSEL, b Aug. 5, 1827 ; d 1910; s Isaac F. and Susanna (Heebner) Cassel [21-12] ; vi MARY M. BELTZ, b 1827; d 1902. No issue. [ Unable to complete .] [21-49] ELIZABETH CASSEL, b Nov. 3, 1833; dau Isaac F. and Susanna (Heebner) Cassel [21— 12] ; vi LEWIS PRINTZ, b Jan. 4, 1825; d Feb. 14, 1908. No issue. Lived in Norristown, Pa., R. D.2. [21-50] EMANUEL CASSEL, b Mar. 26, 1836; d Mar. 5, 1922; s Isaac F. and Susanna (Heebner) Cassel [21-12]; m Dec. 12, 1858, LYDIA SMITH, b May 23, 1838. House painter and farmer; res. Jeffersonville, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): [21-176] 1. James, b Mar. 14, 1861; m Emma Jane Cole. [21-177] 2. William, b June 8, 1870; d Feb. 8, 1905; vi Laura Thompson. [21-51] JAMES H. CASSEL, b Nov. 28, 1838; d Aug. 17, 1914; s Isaac F. and Susanna (Heebner) Cassel [21-12]; m Jan., 1866, ANNIE HARLEY, b July 2, 1845; dau Joseph and Elizabeth (Bergs) tresser) Harley. Farmer; lived in Norristown, Pa., R. D. No issue. [21-52] JACOB CASSEL, b May 10, 1842; d Jan. 4, 1916; s Isaac F. and Susanna (Heebner) Cassel [21-12]; m HANNAH B. HARLEY, b July 15, 1843; d Nov. 9, 1911. No issue. Mrs. Stanley Dickinson, North Wales, Pa., is an adopted daughter. [21-53] ABRAHAM DETWILER, b May 12, 1824; d Aug. 3, 1888; s Rev. Christian and Catharine (Heebner) Detweiler [21-13]; m ANN BARBARA CUSTER, d Mar. 15, 1894; dau Jacob and Mary (Gouldey) Custer. Farmer. Children (J): [21-178] 1. Jacob C., b June 5, 1851 ; d Nov. 30, 1899; m Annie M. Bean. [21-179] 2. Samuel C., m Ella Gouldey. [21—180] 3. Christian C., d Mar., 1917; m Kate Brey, Phila. [ No f urther data.] [21-181] 4. Isaiah C., b Mar. 6, 1858; m Margaret Kugler. [21-54] SAMUEL H. DETWEILER, b Feb. 18, 1827; d Feb. 16, 1916; s Rev. Christian and Catha¬ rine (Heebner) Detweiler [21-13] ; m ALMIRA C. TYSON, b Nov. 10, 1831 ;d Apr. 18, 1894; daw Samuel and - (Evans) Tyson. Children (4): 1. Andrew Tyson, b Oct. 16, 1858; unm; Collegeville, Pa. [21-182] 2. Ann Rebecca, b Sept. 5, 1861; m David H. Miller. [21—183] 3. Almira, b Apr. 15, 1865; m Isaiah C. Gouldey. [21—184] 4. Samuel T., b Jan. 3, 1869; m Grace Allebach, Collegeville, Pa. [21-551 MARGARET HEEBNER DETWILER, b Jan. 16, 1829; d Mar., 1911; daw Rev. Christian and Catharine (Heebner) Detweiler [21-13]; m Jan. 13, 1848, DAVID CUSTER., b Apr. 21, 1820; d Apr. 8, 1897. Farmer; lived in Fairview Village, Pa. Children (5): |21-185ajl L Christian, b Dec. 31, 1848; d Mar. 8, 1895; m ( B Susan Boorse- [21— 185bJ J 12. — — — - [21-186] 2. Jacob, b Nov. 22, 1851; m Isabella Lewis. [21—187 ] 3. Urias, b Dec. 17, 1854; m Anna Hallman. [21—188 j 4. David D., b Oct. 10, 1857; m Ella N. Buchanan. [21-189] 5. Mary, b Sept. 13, 1863; m Dr. William H. Mosteller. [21-56] MARY DETWILER, b Nov. 8, 1831; daw Christian and Catharine (Heebner) Detwiler [21—13] ; m ABRAHAM D. HUNSICKER; s Gerhardt and Catharine (Detweiler) Hunsicker. Director in National Bank of Spring City, Pa.; res. Perkiomen Twp., Pa. 284 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4): [21-190] 1. Ellen D., b May 22, 1862; m Melvin T. Hunsicker. [21—191 ] 2. Garrett F., b Feb. 1, 1851; d Aug. 5, 1903; m Ida J. Iveely. [21—192] 3. Christian D., b May 23, 1853, m Anna Walker. [21—193] 4. Mary E., b Aug. 18, 1871; m Frank C. Rahn. [21-57] ENOS H. DETWILER, b Aug. 4, 1834; s Christian and Catharine (Heebner) Detwiler [21-13]; m MARY JANE C. HEYSER, b Sept. 20, 1834; d Apr. 23, 1896. Children (10): 1. Catharyn H., b Oct. 1, 1860. 2. Clement H., b Oct. 6, 1861; d Feb. 8, 1896. [21-194] 3. Andrew H., b Feb. 23, 1863; m Cora T. Miller. [21—195] 4. Charles H., b May 2, 1865; m Alice Stauffer. 5. Enos H., b July 19, 1866; d Apr. 2, 1886; unm. 6. Mary Ellen, b Nov. 21, 1867. [21-196] 7. David Custer, b Oct. 27, 1869; m Sara Shade; Ironbridge, Pa. 8. Howard H., b Feb. 3, 1873; d Oct. 18, 1903. [21-197] 9. Harry Tyson, b Oct. 15, 1875; m Anna M. Zimmerman. 10. Rebecca H., b Dec. 28, 1878; d Dec. 12, 1879. [21-58] CATHARINE DETWILER, b Nov. 5, 1837; dau Rev. Christian and Catharine (Heebner) Detwiler [21-13]; m Aug. 16, 1862, PETER H. GOOD, b Dec. 28, 1835; s Benjamin and Barbara (Hu¬ ber) Good. Res. 22 Ridgeway, London, Ont., Can. (1917.) Children (4): [21-198] 1. Theresa, b Feb. 20, 1865; m Harry B. White. 2. Allen, b Sept. 2, 1867; d Nov. 12M867. [21-199] 3. Leander D., b June 9, 1869; m Emily K. Jordan. 4. Otellea, b Apr. 19, 1872; d Apr. 15, 1880. . [21-59] ISAIAH H. DETWILER, b Sept. 23, 1841; s Rev. Christian and Catharine (Heebner) Detwiler [21-13]; m Nov. 25, 1865, MARY M. HALLMAN, b Dec. 10, 1845; d Aug. 3, 1904; dau Michael and Anna (Detwiler) Hallman. Farmer; res. Ironbridge, Pa. Children (12): 1. Warren H., b Mar. 21, 1867; d Aug. 31, 1903; m Ella Van Horn. 2. Annie H., b Oct. 23, 1868; m Samuel F. Coulston. 3. Michael H., b Nov. 30, 1869; d Nov. 8, 1919; m Ella Yeakle. 4. Allen H., b Apr. 4, 1871; d Feb. 9, 1878. 5. Mary A., b Dec. 28, 1873; m Frank E. Bader. 6. Isaiah H., b Mar. 1, 1876; m Emma Custer. 7. Norman II., b June 5, 1878; m Laura S. Undercoffler. 8. Kate D., b Feb. 29, 1880; d Mar. 8, 1890. 9. Bertha H., b Sept. 28, 1882; d Mar. 10, 1890. 10. Elmer H., b Mar. 13, 1884; m Ella R. Kindig. 11. Herbert S., b Aug. 28, 1886; m Elizabeth A. Marshall. 12. Samuel Randall, b Feb. 17, 1890; unm; teacher in Yale Medical School; 150 York St., New Haven, Conn. [21-60] CHRISTIAN H. DETWILER, b Nov. 16, 1842; d Apr. 25, 1882; s Rev. Christian and Catharine (Heebner) Detwiler [21-13] ;m ELIZABETH ALLABOUGH, b Aug.9, 1837; d Aug. 25, 1895; dau David and Sarah (Hughes) Allabough. Banker; lived in Norristown, Pa. Children (7): [21-208] 1. Harvey Allabough, m Harriett Henshaw, Norristown, Pa. 2. Edwin Stanton, Ashland, Ky. 3. Isabella Allabough, unm; Norristown, Pa. [21-209] 4. Florence Mae, b Feb. 9, 1873; m Warren P. Edwards. [25-217] 5. Katharine Heebner, b Sept. 6, 1874; m Abraham K. Burgstresser. [21 -200] [21-201] [21-202] [21-203] [21-204] [21-205] [21-206] [21-207] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 285 [2 1-21 Ob] J6' Frank Hu&hes’ b Aug. 8, 1876; 7. Carl, b Oct. 6, 1877; d 1881. m 1. 2. Maude Sprague. [ Unable to complete: letters unans .] [21-61] LYDIA H. DETWILER, b Oct. 7, 1845; d Oct. 13, 1904; dau Rev. Christian and Catharine (Heebner) Detwiler [21-13]; m Jan. 18, 1866, JOHN G. GOTWALS, b June 27, 1840; .9 Joseph S. and Mary (Grater) Gotwals. Farmer; Yerkes, Pa. Children (11): 1. Daniel D., b Dec. 8, 1866; d Apr. 3, 1892. 2. Joseph D., b Aug. 8, 1868; d Apr. 24, 1872. 3. Isaiah D., b Feb. 11, 1870; d Nov. 11, 1871. [21-211] 4. Mary J., b Feb. 22, 1872; m David L. Trucksess. [21-212] 5. Katharine D., b Sept. 18, 1873; m Harry T. Allebach. [21-213] 6. David C., b Dec. 10, 1875; m Amy E. Sourbier. [21-214] 7. Abram D., b Dec. 9, 1877; m Mary E. Young. 8. Esther F., b Apr. 26, 1880; d May 6, 1903. [21-215] 9. John Elmer, b Oct. 17, 1882; m Margaret Methuen. 10. Raymond D., b Sept. 14, 1884: d Sept. 23, 1895. 11. Vernon, b Sept. 16, 1886; Conshohocken, Pa. [21-62] HENRY STOVER CASSEL, b May 30. 1834; d Nov. 23, 1904; 9 Joseph B. and Rebecca (Heebner) Cassel [21-14]; m Nov. 21, 1863, MARGARET HOOT WANNER, b May 5, 1842; d July 21, 1900; dau Dewalt and Barbara K. (Hoot) Wanner. Grocer; Phila. Children (2): [21-216] 1. Maris Vernon, b Aug. 3, 1866; m Laura Bella Pierson. [21-217] 2. Ermanilda, b Nov. 9, 1874; m Henry William Wellensiek. [21-63] EDITH A. CASSEL, b Oct. 28, 1836; d Dec. 18, 1910; dau Joseph and Rebecca (Heebner) Cassel [21-14]; m Oct, 24, 1857, ISAAC D. VAN FOSSEN, b Aug. 23, 1834; d Dec. 21, 1911 ; s Leonard and Sophia (Derstine) Van Fossen. Wheelwright and farmer; lived in Lansdale, Pa. Children (2): [21-218] 1. Amos C., b Sept. 19, 1861; m Annie K. Bean. [21-219] 2. Laura, b Nov. 26, 1870; m J. Harry Frantz. [21-64] SUSAN C. CASSEL, b Apr. 4. 1839; d Oct. 3, 1893; dau Joseph and Rebecca (Heebner) Cassel [21—14] ; m Feb. 22, 1876, JONAS M. HARLEY, b Sept. 18, 1831; d Jan. 13, 1916; .9 Joseph S. and Sarah (Marklev) Harley. Merchant. At the age of 15 yrs. Jonas Harley was apprenticed to the cabinet making business with his uncle which trade he learned and successfully followed for a period of 10 yrs. in Juniata Co. About 1859, he located at Line Lexington, Bucks Co., where for one and a half years he engaged in the mercantile business, then removed to North Wales, where he engaged in general storekeeping. One child: [21-220] Florence C., b Dec. 17, 1881; m John A. Bachman. [21-651 MAHLON H. CASSEL, b Apr. 10, 1840; s Joseph B. and Rebecca (Heebner) Cassel [21-14]; m Jan. 25, 1868, LYDIA K. MESCHTER, b June 5, 1843; d Sept. 3, 1891; dau Rev. George and Sophia (Ivriebel) Meschter [66-7]. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. Mahlon H. Cassel is a retired farmer, living in Worcester Twp., near Wentz’s Church. (1917.) He served as School director in Worcester Twp. for more than 25 years. Children (J) : [21-221] 1. Minnie M., b Nov. 27, 1868; d Apr. 13, 1921; m Milton B. Benner. [68-44] 2. Flora, b Mar. 26, 1870; m Samuel S. Yerger. [21—222 ] 3. Alice M., b July 12, 1871; d Apr. 8, 1902; m D. Melvin Allebach. 4. Mattie (Martha), b May 8. 1873; d Oct. 24, 1S99. [21-66a] CHRISTIAN H. CASSEL, b Nov. 19, 1846; d Nov. 20, 1897; s Joseph B. and Rebecca (Heebner) Cassel [21-14]; m LOVINA CASSEL; dau Isaac and Elizabeth (Ruth) Cassel. 286 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (7); 1. Lillie, b - ; d young. [21-223] 2. Walter, b - ; dec; m Lucy Taylor. [21-224] 3. Mabel, b - dec; m - Adams. [21-225] 4. Rebecca, b - ; dec; m ■ — - — - Adams. 5. Harry, b - ; d young. 6. Norman, b - ; dec. 7. Worthington, b - ; dec. [21— 66b] CHRISTIAN CASSEL, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 1G, 1884, MARY HARLEY, b July 15, 1851; dau Samuel C. and Anna (Moyer) Harley. Drover, farmer, and school director; widow res. 4549 Pulaski Ave., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Anna, b July 15, 1885; unm; 4549 Pulaski Ave., Phila., Pa. 2. Nola, b Sept. 8, 1886; unm; 4549 Pulaski Ave., Phila., Pa. [21-226] 3. Harrison, b Dec. 8, 1888; m Cecelia Haregan. 4. Robert, b June 8, 1891; d Mar. 8, 1893. [21-227] 5. George, b Jan. 25, 1893; m Marion Moore. [ Letters unans.] 6. Infant. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [21-67] LEAH CASSEL, b Apr. 21, 1850; dau Joseph B. and Rebecca (Heebner) Cassel [21-14]; m Nov. 16, 1872, ISAIAH K. BEAN, b Apr. 4, 1850; d Aug. 24, 1910; s William D. and Anna (Kulp) Bean. Isaiah K. Bean was a grocer, lived in Gtn., Phila., Pa. Children {2): [21-228] 1. Carrie, b Oct. 1, 1874; m Rowland Aaron. 2. Harvey, b Sept. 13, 1882; d May 2, 1883. [21-68] ABRAHAM H. CASSEL, b Jan. 30, 1833; d Jan. 29, 1905; s Isaac B. and Mary (Heebner) Cassel [21-15]; m Nov. 10, 1857, LYDIA KRIEBEL, b Nov. 6, 1837; d July 31, 1917; dau Abraham and Anna (Bergey) Kriebel [25-30]. Children ( 8 ): [21-229] 1. Isaiah K., b Aug. .31, 1858; d Mar. 30, 1903; m Salome Keeler. [21-230] 2. Mary Ann, b Oct. 1, 1860; d Aug. 1, 1898; m William H. Keeler. [21-231] 3. Abraham K., b Sept. 30, 1862; d May 6, 1889; m Elmira K. Kriebel. 4. Rebecca, b Sept. 16, 1864; d Nov. 8, 1866. [48-80a] 5. Sophia, b July 8, 1866; d July 26, 1892; m Josiah R. H. Snyder. [21—232] 6. Emma K., b Dec. 25, 1868; m Isaac Rorer. [21—233] 7. Katie, b Oct. 12, 1871; m John H. Brooks. [21-234] 8. Lydia K., b Jan. 13, 1874; m Oswin S. Allebach. [21-69] JOSEPH C. CASSEL, b Oct. 24, 1835; d Aug. 13, 1902; s Isaac B. and Mary (Heebner) Cassel [21-15];m Apr. 23, - , SARAH ANN MILLER, b Apr. 28, - ;dJuly 23, 1913; dau Andrew J. and Mary (Link) Miller. Children (7): [21-235] 1. Mary M., b May 1, - ; d Nov. 2, 1917 ; m J. C. Mewhinney, Spring City, Pa. [21-236] 2. Estella M., b Nov. 7, 1864; m Charles R. Goshen. [21-237] 3. Andrew I., b Mar. 22, 1867; m Emma Wells. 4. Norman M., b Mar. 3, 1872; d Aug. 13, 1872. [11-530] 5, Effie L., b Sept. 29, 1874; m Percival T. Rex. [21—238] 6. Oscar H., b July 4, 1876; m Melvina Kerper. [21-239] 7. Wilbur F., b Apr. 11, 1878; m Dora Maguire. [21-70] JESSE CASSEL, b Jan, 7, 1838; d Jan. 26, 1871; s Isaac B. and Mary (Heebner) Cassel [21-15]; m HANNAH REIFF. One child: [21-240] Mary Elizabeth, b Aug. 20, 1867; m Richard M. W. Ridington. Jesse Cassel had an additional son: Charles Reiff, born Feb. 5, 1869; died Feb. 20, 1871. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 287 [21-71] SAMUEL CASSEL, b Nov. 30, 1846; d Mar. 30, 1915; s Isaac B. and Mary (Heebner) Cassel [21—15] ; in Nov. 11, 1875, MARGARET PRIZER, b Aug. 24, 1846; dau William and Elizabeth (Cresinger) Prizer. Widow res. 216 E. Bringhurst St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children ( S ): [21-241] 1. William Prizer, b July 1, 1877; m Ethelda Morris. 2. Ernest P., b Aug. 19, 1880; d May 12, 1881. 3. Bessie, b May 18, 1884. [21-72] CHARLES HEEBNER, b Dec. 25, 1838; s David and Sarah (Rush) Heebner [21-16b] ; m MARY YATES. Res. (1920.) Aldan, Delaware Co., Pa. No children. [21-73] DAVID HEEBNER, b Feb. 16, 1842; d Jan. 6, 1892; s David and Sarah (Rush) Heebner [21-16b]; m HANNAH WILLIAMS, b June 8, 1845; d Dec. 7, 1910. Children ( 5 ): [21-242] 1. Emma, b June 9, 1864; m Frederick Wrentz; 1908 W. 8th St., Wilmington, Del. [21-243] 2. Mary, b Feb. 20, 1870; m Edward Lowden; 1124 W. 2d St., Wilmington, Del. [21-244] 3. Charles, b Sept. 5, 1867; in BeUe Doyle, Marshalton, Del. [21-245] 4. Clara, b Nov. 25, 1873; m Eugene Holt, 1124 W. 2d St., Wilmington, Del. [21-246] 5. Sadie, b Feb. 14, 1875; m Walter Lockwood; 325 E. 7th St., Wilmington, Del. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] [21-74] STEPHEN HEEBNER, b June 24, 1844; d Apr. 19, 1922; s David and Sarah (Rush) Heeb¬ ner [21-16b]; m Sept. 27, 1869, ELLA VIRGINIA KELLER, dau Samuel Keller. Moulder; res. 548 Stanbridge St., Norristbwn, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Flora V., b Aug. 9, 1870; 548 Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa. 2. David, b Mar. 30, 1873; 548 Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa. [21-247] 3. Horace K., b May 5, 1877; in Katherine Hack. [21-75] ELIZABETH REIFF, b July 16, 1817; d Sept. 15, 1878; dau George and Margaret (Heeb¬ ner) Reiff [21-18a]; m Mar. 12, 1835, HENRY LONGACRE, b Apr. 1, 1809; d Aug. 28, 1845; s Jacob and Catharine (Zimmerman) Longacre. Carpenter and builder; resided in Montgomery Co., Pa. (1922.) [2 1-247. la] [21-247. lb] [21-247. lc] [21-247.2] [21-247.3] [21-247. 4a] [21-247. 4b] [21-247.5] Children (7): 1. Margaret, d in infancy, aged 6 wks. 1. Mary J. Goodwin. 2. Mary J. Vanderbilt. 3. Regina B. Noll. 3. Thomas F., b Dec. 4, 1837; d Feb. 21, 1917; m Isabel Chase. 4. Jacob, b 1844; d in infancy, aged about 1^2 yrs. 5. Andora, b Oct. 8, 1839; m Milton Benner. 2. Matthias Reiff, b June 6, 1836; d May 11, 1911; m 6. Davis B., b July 4, 1842, d Mar. 8, 1922, m j 2. Mrs. Elizabeth Pennypacker. 7. Henry D., b Feb. 2, 1846; d Mar. 5, 1921; m Phoebe Platt Vanderbilt. Thomas F. Longacre enlisted in the 72nd Pa. Reg. as Sergeant, and was promoted to Captain, serving throughout the Civil War. Matthias R. Longacre also served with Gen. Bank’s army during the war. [21-76] CHRISTOPHER REIFF, b Oct. 5, 1819; d Nov. 25, 1908; s George and Margaret (Heeb¬ ner) Reiff [21-18a]; m Oct. 21, 1841, SARAH ANN BERRET, b May 7, 1819; d May 22, 1890; dau Philip and Elizabeth (Keeler) Berret. Children (5): 1. Ann Elizabeth, b Jan. 30, 1843; d Mar. 7, 1843. [21-248] 2. William M., b Apr. 19, 1844; m Emma C. Barr. [21-249] 3. George Henry, b Oct. 25, 1846; d Jan. 19, 1914; m Clara I. Gift. 4. Ann Rebecca, b Aug. 24, 1851; d Oct. 7, 1851. [21-250] 5. Irvin B., b Oct. 28, 1854; m Mary E. Scheetz. 288 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-77] DAVID ROBERTS, b Dec. 27, 1823 ; d June 22, 1898 ; s William O. and Margaret (Heebner) Roberts [21— 18b] ; m 1847, HANNAH JOHNSON, b Dec. 7, 1825; d Sept. 15, 1908; dau Isaac Johnson. David Roberts was one of the progressive farmers in Worcester Twp., Pa. For more than thirty years he served on the board of school directors, being president of the board for a long time. He was one of the organizers of the Centre Point Creamery Association, serving as a director of the association from the time of its organization until his death. Mr. Roberts was highly respected and honored by the citizens of his township. Children (J): [21-251] 1. Anna Elizabeth, b Jan. 20, 1848; m David B. Keyser. 2. Winfield Scott, b July 3, 1851; d Apr. 22, 1867. [21-252] 3. Milton Owen, b Dec. 28, 1853; d Mar. 6, 1910; m Fannie C. Tyson. [21-253] 4. Ida Bell, b Sept. 5, 1864; m Horace Reiner. [21-78] WILLIAM ROBERTS, b Apr. 21, 1825; d Dec. 9, 1913; s William O. and Margaret (Heeb¬ ner) Roberts [21 — 18b] ; m Nov., 1848, ELIZABETH BUCKWALTER, 6 Nov. 6, 1820; d Nov. 11, 1906; dau Joseph and Mary (Fry) Buckwalter. Farmer and drover. Children (J): [21-254] 1. Eugene B., b Jan. 4, 1852; m Isabel Landis. [21—255] 2. Mary Emma, b June 12, 1853; d July 21, 1891; m Ezra B. Deimer; had one son who d in 1894. [21-256] 3. Clara A., b Jan. 7, 1855; d Oct. 1899; m Charles Herbert. No issue. 4. William Howard, b Feb. 25, 1862; d May 1, 1902; unm. [21-79a] JOSEPHUS ROBERTS, b Nov. 26, 1836 ;s William O. and Margaret (Heebner) Roberts [21— 18b] ; m June 9, 1864, MAGGIE S. LAFERTY, b Dec. 15, 1831; d Oct. 10, 1870; dau Andrew and Dorothea (Shomaker) Laferty. One child: Anne Butcher, b Feb. 26, 1870; d June 28, 1870. [21— 79b] JOSEPHUS ROBERTS, same as above, m 2d time, Aug. 21, 1873, EMMA E. LAFER¬ TY, 6 May 22, 1836; d Feb. 11, 1911; sister of first wife. Hardware business; res. 207 E. Logan St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Josephus Roberts was educated in the public schools of Lower Providence, Pa., and FreelandSem- inary, now Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pa. In 1855 he entered the hardware business in Phila. with Shields and Brothers; in 1866 he formed the partnership of Roberts and Phillips, and conducted the carriage material business on Third Street, Phila., for thirty years, retiring in 1896. He was elected to represent the twenty-second ward in Common Council 1907-8, and 1916-7, declining a re-election. Children (2): [21-257] 1. Owen J., b May 2, 1875; m Elizabeth Caldwell Rogers. 2. Margaret S., b Sept. 28, 1877; unm; 207 E. Logan St., Gtn., Pa. [21-80] SARAH B. HEEBNER, b Oct. 8, 1827 ; d Apr. 12, 1901 ; dau John and Susanna (Barndollar) Heebner [21—20] ; m Mar. 26, 1863, JOHN C. WEBER, b Jan. 11, 1829; d June 8, 1904; s Christian and Charlotte (Casselberry) Weber. No issue. Sarah B. Heebner was John Weber’s 2d wife. [21-81] ANN ELIZA HEEBNER, b Mar. 6, 1829; d May 30, 1912; dau John and Susanna (Barn¬ dollar) Heebner [21-20]; m May 25, 1852, D. MORGAN CASSELBERRY, b Apr. 3, 1825; d June 22, 1916; s John and Rebecca (Morgan) Casselberry. Farmer; Lower Providence, Pa. Children (10): [21-258] 1. John H., b May 25, 1853; m Clara Gouldy. 2. Mary Alice, b Sept. 3, 1854; unm; Lower Providence, Pa. 3. William Howard, b Aug, 27, 1856; d Oct. 17, 1857. [21-259] 4. Ann Rebecca, b Oct. 8, 1858; m Dr. Matthias Y. Weber. [21-260] 5. Christopher Wigton, b Nov. 27, 1860; d Feb. 6, 1916; m Rebecca T. Miller. [21-261] 6. Catharine Jane, b Dec. 8, 1862; m Irwin S. Trucksess. 7. Clara, b Mar. 5, 1865; d Aug. 24, 1865. [21-262] 8. Theodore Morgan, b Nov. 18, 1867; m Mary S. Koons. [21-263] 9. Hannah Amelia, b Sept. 2, 1870; m Joseph E. J. McGee. 10. Leonora Russel, b Dec. 19, 1873; Lower Providence, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 289 [21-82] CHRISTOPHER B. HEEBNER, b July 31, 1831; d Oct. 24, 1914; s John and Susanna (Barndollar) Heebner [21-20]; m AMY JANE HOPKINS, b Feb., 1838; d Mar. 29, 1898. Children (3): [21-264] 1. S. Irene, b Nov. 24, 1866; m George W. Evans. 2. David, b Sept. 9, 1872; d Apr. 5, 1873. 3. Christopher B., b Mar. 10, 1875; d Aug. 28, 1875. [21-83] HANNAH HEEBNER, b Dec. 19, 1837; d Sept. 24, 1917; dan John and Susanna (Barn¬ dollar) Heebner [21-20]; m THEODORE WEBER BEAN, b May 14, 1833; d Jan. 20, 1891 ; s William and Mary (Weber) Bean. Children (3): [21-265] 1. William H., b July 25, 1861; d Mar. 17, 1904; m Mary Emily Stinson. [21-266] 2. Mary L., b Nov. 6, 1863; m A. Conrad Jones. [21 -267b] ]3‘ Theodore Lane, b June 27, 1878; m 1. Sarah Albertson Hunter. 2. Adele Cantrell. Col. Theodore Weber Bean was born in Jeffersonville, Montg. Co., Pa., May 14, 1833. He attended the public schools, learned the trade of blacksmith, and followed that occupation until the time of his entrance into the Civil War. Colonel Bean enlisted August 23, 1862, in Co. L, 17th Pa. Cavalry; appointed 1st Sergeant; pro¬ moted to Second Lieutenant Oct. 17, 1862, to First Lieutenant Nov. 21, 1862, and to Capt. of Co. L, Nov. 1, 1863. He was brevetted Major and Lieut.-Colonel March 13, 1865, and discharged by General Orders, June 20, 1865. Upon his return to civil life, Col. Bean resumed his business and at the same time entered upon the study of Law. He was admitted to the bar of Montg. Co., 1869, and continued in active practice until the close of his life. In 1875 he took up his residence in Norristown, Pa. Colonel Bean was the author of “The Roll of Honor of the 17th Pa. Cav.,” a course of Lectures on the “Property Rights of Women,” “Footprints of the Revolution, or Washington at Valley Forge,” and “Annals of the Civil War.” In 1884 he published the “History of Montgomery County, Pa.” As an orator, Colonel Bean Was sought for on many patriotic occasions. He was one of the or¬ ganizers of the Historical Society of Montgomery County and served as the first President, ten years. He delivered the Historical Address at the Centennial Celebration of Valley Forge, and it was mainly through his efforts that Valley Forge was preserved to the Nation as sacred ground. In 1887, he was appointed a member of the State Commission on Industrial Education. He was elected to the State Legislature, 1889, made Chairman of Education, and was a leading member of that body. He died January 20, 1891. [21-84a] GEORGE HEEBNER, b May 14, 1836; d Nov. 20, 1892; s Christopher and Ann (Mitchell) Heebner [21-22]; m CLARISSA MEEH, b Jan. 15, 1837; d Dec. 12, 1872; dau Christian F. and Justina L. Meeh. No issue. [21-84b] GEORGE HEEBNER, same as above, m 2d time, MARY HOULAHAN. No issue. Mary Houlahan Heebner m - Ernest. [No further data.) [21-85] MARTHA HEEBNER, b Apr. 11, 1838; d May 7, 1913; dau Christopher and Ann (Mitchell) Heebner [21-22]; m Dec. 16, 1861, LANE SCHOFIELD HART, b Oct. 26, 1837; s Jacob and Catharine (Highley) Hart. Retired, res. 400 N. 3rd St.., Harrisburg, Pa. Lane S. Hart before retirement was a prominent business man of Harrisburg, and for many years was State Printer. He served on the Board of Trade, was president of the Commonwealth Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Co., and was interested in other financial institutions. Children (3): [21-268] 1. Florence, b Sept. 25, 1863; m Robert Spencer. 0 „ 1 t o iofto 1 1. Mabella M. Wise. 2. Christopher H., b Jan. 2, 1868; m ) 2> Della M Stone. 3. Lynn, b Mar. 5, 1871; d May 20, 1906. [21-86] JAMES B. HEEBNER, b Dec. 10, 1841 ; d Feb. 12, 1880; s Christopher and Ann (Mitchell) Heebner [21-22]; m Apr. 22, 1869, SARAH WRIGHT, b Jan. 30, 1848; d June 20, 1897 ; dau Jacob and Hannah (Gift) Wright. Manager of Christopher Heebner’s Flour Mills; was captain in Civil War. [21-269a] [21-269b]J 290 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-270a] [21-270b] [21— 270c] [21-271] [21-272] Children (J): 1. Henry Mitchell, b Dec. 20, 1869; unm., Norristown, Pa. 1. Benjamin Thalheimer. 2. Elmer T. Trumbower. 3. James Buckley. 3. Christopher, b Mar. 11, 1873; d Mar. 6, 1907; m Priscilla Dotterer. 4. Edward, b Apr. 28, 1875; d Nov., 1897; m Anna Wertsner. 2. Anna, b Apr. 15, 1871; m [21-87] MYRA BODLEY GRIFFITH, b June 7, 1834; dec; dau Peter and Ann (Heebner) Griffith [21-23]; to Feb. 9, 1854, ISAAC WAYNE KURTZ, b Mar. 25, 1828; d Jan. 3, 1898. Children (9): [21-273] 1. Ada G., b Mar. 29, 1855; d Feb. 13, 1876; m Norwood Bowman. [21—274] 2. D. Wilmont, b May 5, 1857; m Annie Spare. [21-275] 3. Iola C., b Nov. 19, 1859; d Dec. 16, 1884; m John Davies. [21-276] 4. Ambrose E. B., b Mar. 11, 1867; m Katie Boyle. [21—277] 5. U. S. Grant, b Mar. 3, 1864; d Jan. 20, 1898; m Etta Luster. [21-278] 6. Edgar H., b Dec. 28, 1869; m Mary E. Jones. [21-279] 7. Edna May, b May 5, 1876; m Thomas James Moffett. [21-280] 8. Harvey Clyde, b May 7, 1878; m Bertha J. Dettra. 9. Bertha, d in infancy. [21-89] ELBRIDGE GRIFFITH, b Feb. 24, 1841; s Peter and Ann (Heebner) Griffith [21-23]; m 1859, HARRIET RAMSEY. Children (11): [21-281] 1. Amanda, b Feb. 22, 1860; m Richard Singleton. [21-282] 2. Mary, b Mar. 24, 1866; m Joseph Heaton, Norristown, Pa. [21—283] 3. Myra, b Aug. 24, 1867; m William A. Scheetz, Jeffersonville, Pa. [21-284] 4. Frank T., m Minnie Staley. 5. Worthington, unm. [21-285] 6. Ann, m Abraham Crosby. No issue. 7. Mansfield, unm. [21-286] 8. Flora, m Abraham Swartley. [21-287] 9. Susan, m John Yocum; Jeffersonville, Pa. [21—288] 10. Elbridge, m Mira Templeton. [21-289] 11. Warren, b Aug. 15, 1877; m Rachel S. McCoy, Norristown, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [21-91] MANSFIELD GRIFFITH, b Nov. 7, 1845; s Peter and Ann (Heebner) Griffith [21-23]; m Dec. 25, 1872, CHARLOTTE STRAWN, b Sept. 14, 1850; d Mar. 19, 1914; dau Isaac R. and Sarah (Heller) Strawn. Laborer; res. 905 W. Airy St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [21-290] 1. Howard C., b Nov. 6, 1879; m Mary E. Grady. 2. Alice S., b Apr. 24, 1882; unm. [21-92] WILLIAM HEEBNER, b Feb. 18, 1836; d Feb. 15, 1915; s Joshua and Eliza (Williams) Heebner [21-25]; m Jan. 1, 1859, CATHARINE (SARAH) RUMFORD, b Sept. 6, 1837; d Sept. 12, 1903. Children (6): 1. John, b Apr. 4, 1859; d Oct. 24, 1905; unm. [21-291] 2. Ellsworth, b Jan. 10, 1862; d Feb. 6, 1906; m Fannie Kenney. [21-292] 3. Margaret, b May 29, 1864; m William McKeever. 4. Ida, b Nov., 1868; d 1871. [21-293] 5. William, b Dec. 4, 1874; m Sarah Mettler. [21-294] 6. Clarence, b June 3, 1877; m Annie Harbaur. [21-93] THADDEUS S. HEEBNER, b Nov. 22, 1839; d Mar. 1, 1916; s Joshua and Eliza (Williams) Heebner [21-25]; m May 28, 1868, ELLEN D. JONES, b Aug. 15, 1843; dau Louis Jones. Farmer; lived in Eagleville, Pa. No issue. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 291 [21-94] CATHARINE HEEBNER, b June 1, 1841; dau Joshua and Eliza (Williams) Heebner [21-25]; m Nov. 3, 1865, THOMAS U. FRANCIS, b Nov. 3, 1840; s John and Lydia A. Francis. Car¬ penter; Birchrunville, Pa. Children ( 2 ): [21-295] 1. Margaret Elmira, b May 29, 1866; m William E. S. Houck. [21-296] 2. Joshua M., b Feb. 10, 1868; m Edith E. E. Bechtel. [21-95a] URIAH HEEBNER, b Apr. 25, 1843; d June 16, 1908; s Joshua and Eliza (Williams) Heebner [21-25]; m May 1, 1864, CATHARINE CUSTER, b Jan. 24, 1844; d June 25, 1892. Children ( 6 ): 1. Christopher, b Mar. 3, 1865; d Mar. 3, 1865. 2. Eugene, b Dec. 9, 1869; d Dec. 12, 1869. [21-297] 3. Eliza Matilda, b Apr. 26, 1866; m Charles Cox. 4. Harry P., b Apr. 12, 1872; d Sept. 9, 1892. 5. Uriah Winfield, b Jan. 8, 1875; d June 25, 1892. [21-298] 6. Joshua Siegfried, b Aug. 15, 1877; d July 21, 1919; m Mary Knowles. [21— 95b] URIAH HEEBNER, same as above, in 2d time, - - — No issue. Lived in Norris¬ town, Pa. [21-96] MARGARET HEEBNER, b Jan. 16, 1849; dau Joshua and Eliza (Williams) Heebner [21-25] ; m Oct. 3, 1868, JOHN HENRY WEIKEL, b Nov. 10, 1842; d Apr. 2, 1914; s Jacob and Ann (Rambo) Weikel. Farmer; lived in Trappe, Pa. Children (7): [21-299] 1. William, b Nov. 23, 1869; m Flora Kanauer, W. Main St., Norristown, Pa. [21-300] 2. Joshua H., b Aug. 27, 1871; m Henrietta Jewell. [21-301] 3. Ida Bell, b Mar. 4, 1874; m George W. Rahn. [21-302] 4. Bertha, b Nov. 15, 1877; m Frank C. Stauffer; Limerick, Pa. 5. John Henry, b Sept. 2, 1879; unm; Royersford, Pa. 6. Harry, b Dec. 6, 1885; d May 26, 1887. [21-303] 7. Elmer H., b Aug. 25, 1887; m Lillie M. Landis. [21-97] MYRA HEEBNER, b Mar. 21, 1852; dau Joshua and Eliza (Williams) Heebner [21-25]; m ELI FEGLEY, b Oct. 21, 1853; dec; s Samuel and Anna Fegley. No issue. [21-98] CHRISTOPHER HEEBNER, b July 17, 1853; d Nov. 4, 1913; s Joshua and Eliza (Will¬ iams) Heebner [21—25] ; m July 1, 1876, SARAH E. LINDERMAN, b Dec. 1, 1860; d May 11, 1915; dau Philip and Lavania (Boucher) Linderman. Farmer; lived in Eagleville, Pa. Children (3): 1. Ellsworth, b May 15, 1880; d July 25, 1880. [21-304] 2. Linwood, b July 6, 1883; m Bella May Kennedy. 3. Wayne, b Aug. 23, 1889; d Apr. 25, 1892. [21-99a] LEVI HEEBNER, b May 5, 1825; d Sept., 1900; s Anthony S. and Lydia (Krauss) Heeb¬ ner [21-26a]; m Mar. 5, 1850, SARAH NEUMAN, b Dec. 21, 1828; d Dec., 1860; dau Samuel and Regina (Krauss) Neuman [48-11]. One child: [21-305] Priscilla, b Apr. 5, 1852; d Mar. 8, 1894; m Horace G. Brinton. [21-99b] LEVI HEEBNER, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 5, 1865, ELIZABETH R. HOFF¬ MAN, b June 26, 1835; d Oct. 16, 1883; dau Samuel and Elizabeth (Rhoads) Hoffman. Levi Heebner was a farmer and merchant; lived in Gwynedd Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., at “Heebner’s Corner.” One child: [21-306] Mary Lurene, b Apr. 1, 1872; m Henry Jarrett. [21-100] ANTHONY K. HEEBNER, b Nov. 7, 1835; d July 16, 1884; s Anthony S. and Lydia (Krauss) Heebner [21-26a]; m Nov. 15, 1860, CATHARINE ANDERS, b July 23, 1839; d Nov. 13, 1881; dau John and Lydia (Schultz) Anders [161-17]. 292 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Anthony K. Heebner was a farmer and lived in Worcester Twp., Pa. near Center Point on farm recently owned and occupied by his son, Emanuel. The first institution of the Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper amongst the Schwenkfelders was held at the home of Mr. Heebner. Children (2) : [21-307] 1. Emanuel, h Oct 10, 1861; m Sarah J. Kriebel. [21-307.1] 2. Jacob A., b Nov. 1, 1868; m Katie R. Kriebel. [21-101] ISAAC D. HEEBNER, b Jan. 18, 1841; d Nov. 1, 1918; s David S. and Anna (Derstine) Heebner [21— 27a]; m Oct. 26, 1865, CATHARINE H. GRATER, b July 31, 1845; d June 22, 1913; dau Jacob and Mary (Hunsicker) Grater. Children (J): [21-308] 1. Mary Jane, b Mar. 7, 1870; m William Frederick Presgrave, Morristown, N. J. 2. Charles G., b Oct. 18, 1874; m | »• Beatrix C- Sma11' Morristown, N. J. [21— 309b] j l 2. 3. Wilmer S., b Feb. 6. 1882; d June 13, 1892. [21-310] 4. David S., b Jan. 26, 1884; m Emma Alpha Fry. Isaac D. Heebner was born near Norritonville on his father’s farm in Montg. Co., Pa. After serv¬ ing an apprenticeship with his brother, Josiah, in the shops of his father, David Heebner, where they engaged in the manufacture of mowing machines, threshers, and harvesters, in 1868 Isaac sold out his interest and moved to Lansdale where he started in business in a small shop which was the forerunner of the Heebner and Sons Agricultural Works as it exists today. Isaac Heebner was for many years the business manager of Heebner Sons and Company until his brother, William, bought out the business in 1887. During all the years of his active life in Lansdale Mr. Heebner took an active part in progress¬ ive enterprises of the town. He was one of the originators of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Lans¬ dale, and was trustee, organist, and superintendent of the Sunday School for many years. He assisted in building the pioneer school house of Lansdale, and was the first president of the school board and continued being a member up to the time of his death. He also served as a member of Town Council. From the obscure and insignificant beginning made by Isaac Heebner the present large agricultural works have grown. The Heebner brothers built up an extensive business by strict integrity and at¬ tention to business. All being natural mechanics they became masters of the mechanic’s art. [21-102] JOSIAH D. HEEBNER, b July 5, 1844; d July 16, 1909; s David S. and Anna (Derstine) Heebner [21-27a ];m Nov. 21, 1867, SUSAN S. ANDERS, b Mar. 24, 1844; d Dec. 30, 1919; dau Abra¬ ham and Rebecca (Schultz) Anders [161-20]. Machinist; lived in Worcester, Pa. Josiah D. Heebner was another son of David S. Heebner who was a born mechanic. He lived for most of his life in Wor¬ cester Twp., near the Schwenkfelder Church, where he had a machine shop and where he invented a number of agricultural machines. He was also a musician and for many years served as chorister of the Worcester Schwenkfelder Church. Children (2): 1. Horace A., b June 7, 1870; d Aug. 16, 1895. 2. Ann Rebecca, b July 17, 1873; d June 17, 1875. [21-103] JACOB D. HEEBNER, b Aug. 10, 1846; d Apr. 10, 1915; s David S. and Anna (Derstine) Heebner [21-27a]; m Nov. 28, 1868, LYDIA D. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 20, 1848; dau Jacob S. and Susanna (Dresher) Kriebel [25-39]. Retired farmer; lived in Norriton Twp., Pa. Mr. Heebner was a trustee of the Schwenkfelder Church for a number of years. He also acted as sexton of the Worcester Church. Children (J): 1. Alvin K., b Nov. 18, 1869; d July 16, 1875. [21-311] 2. David K., b July 9, 1871; d Feb. 20, 1920; m Amanda Schultz. [21-312] 3. Wilson K., b Jan. 18, 1874; m Susan H. Ivrieble. [21-313] 4. Malinda K., b Aug. 13, 1878; m Abram A. Reiff. [21-104a] WILLIAM D. HEEBNER, b Sept. 27, 1848; s David S. and Anna (Derstine) Heebner [21-27a] ; m Nov. 7, 1872, EMMA ELIZABETH FRANTZ, b May 28, 1850; d Aug. 22, 1881; dau Jesse and Margaret (Greenwald) Frantz. Children (3): [21-314] 1. Clarella F., b Aug. 29, 1873; m Ira B. Harr. Plate 35 The Schwenkfelder Historical Library and the Perkiomen School Library at Pennsburg, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 293 [21-315] 2. Blanche, b Apr. 14, 1876; m Eugene W. Fry. [21-316] 3. Estelle, b June 19, 1878; m George A. Newman. [21-104b] WILLIAM D. HEEBNER, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 29, 1883, ELIZABETH SHEARER, b Mar. 1, 1863; dau John S. Shearer. Res. Lansdale, Pa. Children (8): [21~317b] t L Robert Stanley, b Jan. 2, 1885; m j \ Mary Helen IIenne. [21-318] 2. J. Donald, b Sept. 14, 1890; m Eleanor N. Graves. [21-319] 3. Grace, b 1892; m J. Godfrey Dreka. William D. Heebner was born near Norristown, Montg. Co., Pa. After attending the public schools of his township he served an apprenticeship of seven years in his father’s machine shop learning the business of agricultural implement making. After completing his apprenticeship, in 1870, Mr. Heebner went to Lansdale and began a partnership with his brother, Isaac, which soon assumed the firm name of Heebner and Sons. In Oqt., 1887, William D. Heebner purchased the entire plant and has operated it successfully ever since. Mr. Heebner has succeeded in organizing this plant in such a manner that every department is in charge of a competent person, so that the plant practically runs itself. Not only have Heebner and Sons made and invented various agricultural machines, but the di¬ verse tools used in their construction are also products of their skill and genius. Many labor saving and automatic devices are used foransuring perfection of detail with a minimum of labor. The business¬ like methods of the firm and their fair dealings with their customers have given Heebner and Sons a reputation which is known far and wide. In addition to managing this plant Mr. Heebner has had an opportunity to engage in other in¬ terests. He has important business interests in Florida where he spends his winters and owns many orange groves. He has also for a long time been closely identified with the many interests of the town of Lansdale in which his works are situated. He has served as a member of its Council and was Bur¬ gess for many years. In addition to his business interest in the town he has also been an active church worker. Being a musician of some prominence Mr. Heebner has been leader of the choir of the Methodist Episcopal church for more than twenty-five years, and also one of its trustees. He has at various times been the leader of the Lansdale orchestra. Mr. Heebner has been honored by serving as a member of the House of Representatives at Harrisburg for two terms, and also served as State Senator. To Mr. Heebner belongs the credit of introducing a bill making appropriations for freeing the burden of debt from the headquarters of Washington at Valley Forge, and through his active interest this bill became a law. He has also served two terms as Comptroller of Montg. Co., and was chairman of the Draft Board of the county during the recent World War. [21-105] REV. SAMUEL K. HEEBNER, b Nov. 1, 1854; d Oct. 16, 1893; s John S. and Susanna (Kriebel) Heebner [21-29]; m Feb. 15, 1888, EMMA R. HECKLER, b Nov. 1, 1854; dau Aaron R. Heckler. Rev. Samuel K. Heebner served as a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He held pas¬ torates at Spragueville, Pa., Analomink, Pa., and Lincoln City, Del. Emma (Heckler) Heebner, his wife, died July 11, 1916. Children (8): [21-320] 1. Mabelle Beatrice, b May 5, 1890; m Melvin C. Jacobs. [21-320.1] 2. John Wesley, b Sept. 13, 1892; m Helen Judd. [21-106] WILLIAM K. HEEBNER, b Aug. 21, 1862; s John S. and Susanna R. (Kriebel) Heebner [21-29]; m Oct. 11, 1884, SOPHIA K. KRIEBEL, b July 24, 1861; dau Abraham K. and Phoebe S. (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-77]. Res. Lansdale, Pa., R. D. 1. (1921.) William K. Heebner is a progressive farmer living on a farm formerly owned by his father in Upper Gwynedd Twp. He is treasurer of the Mission Board of the Schwenkfelder Church and is one of the original members of the board, and served as school director in the township for twenty years. Mr. Heebner also served for more than twenty years as secretary of the Towamencin Schwenkfelder Sunday School, and has served as supervisor of Upper Gwynedd Township for six years. Children (J) : 1. Norman K., b Jan. 17, 1887; d May 6, 1890. [21-321] 2. Homer K., b Apr. 13, 1889; m Carrie C. Benner. 294 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-322] 3. John K., b June 16, 1891; m Elizabeth Clemens. 4. Mildred K., b July 14, 1904. [21-106.1] FRANKLIN HOFFMAN, b May 20, 1839; dec; s John and Rosanna (Gouldey) Hoffman [21-29.1] ; m 1860, JULIA HENDRICKS, b June 8, 1837; d Oct. 11, 1910; daw John and Sophia (Bean) Hendricks. Children (3): [21-322.1] 1. Clara F., b June 29, 1861; m Thomas B. Bean. [21-322.2] 2. Harvey, b Sept. 20, 1862; m Laura Rittenhouse. [21-322.3] 3. Mary Emma, b May 31, 1864; d Mar. 31, 1913; m Hiram C. Brunner. [21-106.2] JAMES HOFFMAN, b Feb. 3, 1848; d - , 1906; s John and Rosanna (Gouldey) Hoffman [21-29.1]; m CLARA C. BOORSE; dau Ephraim and Elizabeth (Ziegler) Boorse. Children ( 6 ): [59-65] 1. Joanna, b May 6, 1874; m George A. Seipt. # [21-322.4] 2. John, b Sept. 15, 1875; m Bessie Nulton; Wilmington, Del. [21-322.5] 3. James, b Aug. 8, 1878; m Florence A. Gould; Calexico, Cal. [21-322.6] 4. Norman, b Feb. 4, 1880; m Cora Crooks; Beaver, Pa. [59-68] 5. Bessie, b Aug. 5, 1879; m Horace Seipt. [21-322.7] 6. Blanche B., b Oct. 31, 1888; m Jacob C. Fisher. [21-107] ISAIAH CASSEL, 5Mar. 18, 1842; d Mar. 16, 1914 ;s Abraham and Susanna (Cassel) Cassel [21-30] ; m ELIZABETH BARD, b Mar. 25, 1843 ; d July 3, 1907. Children {12): [21-323] 1. Clara B., b Nov. 17, 1866; m B. F. Rittenhouse; 658 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. 2. Cyrus H., b Sept. 6, 1868. 3. Emma C., b Oct. 6, 1869; d Mar. 1, 1915. [21-324] 4. Mary A., b Jan. 5, 1871; m Stout L. Hagner. [21-325] 5. Maggie J., b Jan. 26, 1873; m William Shaw; Chain St., Norristown, Pa. 6. Sallie A., b Sept. 9, 1874; d Feb. 26, 1888. 7. John H., b Dec. 8, 1876; Norristown, Pa. 8. William M., b Nov. 8, 1877; d Dec. 31, 1884. [21-326] 9. Susanna, b Jan. 26, 1879; m Richard Sherid; 649 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. 10. Martheretta, b Jan. 26, 1881; d May 26, 1881. 11. Isaiah C., b June 26, 1883. 12. Abraham B., b June 30, 1886. [21-108] ELIZABETH CASSEL, b Oct. 18, 1843; dau Abraham and Susanna (Cassel) Cassel [21—30] ; m Dec. 18, 1869, JOHN BLATTNER, b Sept. 16, 1842. Farmer, in Worcester, Pa. Children {9): [21-327] 1. Charles C., b June 25, 1871; m Rachael D. Green. [21-328] 2. George C., b Aug. 5, 1872; m Anna H. Fisher. [21-329] 3. Joseph C., b Sept. 15, 1873; m Emma P. Schultz. 4. Abraham, b Apr. 16, 1875; d Sept. 1, 1875. 5. Mary Ann, b Oct. 10, 1876; d Aug. 14, 1877. [21-330] 6. Frank C., 6 Nov. 28, 1877; m Selina Schultz. [21-331] 7. Aaron C., b July 1, 1879; m Alice Minerva Schultz. [184-458] 8. Ella C., b Mar. 6, 1882; m James Irwin Beyer. 9. Margaret, b July 11, 1884; d Mar. 12, 1904. [21-109] CORNELIUS CASSEL, b June 22, 1845; d June 11, 1876; s Abraham and Susanna (Cassel) Cassel [21-30]; m July 22, 1866, SALLIE MICHENER, b Sept. 13, 1837. Children {2): [21-332] 1. Emma F., b Mar. 30, 1868; m Alexander McCoy. 2. Hannah M., b Nov. 12, 1869. [21-110] ABRAHAM CASSEL, b Mar. 25, 1847; s Abraham and Susanna (Cassel) Cassel [21-30]; m MARY ALLEBACH, b Nov. 1, 1847. [ Unable to verify; letters unanswered .] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 295 Children ( 9 ): 1. Henry, b Dee. 12, 1870; d Apr. 6, 1875. 2. Jonas, b Mar. 19, 1872. 3. Essie, b Sept. 12, 1873. 4. Susanna, b Mar. 20, 1875. 5. Garret A., b Mar. 14, 1877. 6. Abraham A., b Nov. 13, 1878; d Apr. 1, 1880. 7. David A., b July 6, 1881. See [74-886]. 8. Helena A., b July 23, 1883. 9. George A., b Dec. 22, 1887. [21-112] BENJAMIN C. CASSEL, b Dec. 15, 1851; s Abraham and Susanna (Cassel) Cassel [21—30]; to MARY JANE DETTRA, b Mar. 11, 1852; d July 23, 1919. Retired farmer; Norristown, Pa.; formerly lived in Worcester, Pa. [21-113] ISAAC U. CASSEL, b June 30, 1844; d Feb. 8, 1905; s Joseph and Lucetta (Underkoffler) Cassel [21 — 32a] ; to Apr. 23, 1906, ELIZA BELL, b Apr. 7, 1847; d Mar. 6, 1916; dau Jonathan and Martha (White) Bell. Retired; res. P. O. Box 88, Bridgeport, Pa. (1920.) [21-333a] [21-333b] [21-334] [21-335] [21-336] [21-337] [21-338] [59-54] [21-340] [21-341] Children ( 9 ) : 1. Louis B„ b Nov. 26, 1867; d Jan. 30, 1912; to { \ Adella Mdler. Louis B. Cassel to 2d time, and had one dau by this marriage. obtainable .] 2. Harry B., b June 6, 1869; to Celia French; Hazleton, Pa. 3. J. Irvin, b Nov. 21, 1870; to Daisy French. 4. Robert B., b Nov. 30, 1872; to Ada Lightkep. 5. J. Milton, b July 30, 1874; to Anna H. Brown. 6. Martha B., b Dec. 19, 1875; to B. Frank Ibach. 7. Lucetta, b Dec. 30, 1879; to Manilius D. Seipt. 8. Warren, b Jan. 11, 1882; to Anna Anderson. 9. Raymond, b Jan. 30, 1887 ; to Harriette O. Schwartz. [ No further data [21-114] JONAS U. CASSEL, dJan. 11, 1903;sJoseph and Lucetta (Underkoffler) Cassel [21-32a] ; to MAGGIE LONG, d Nov. 6, 1911. No issue. Jonas U. Cassel was the proprietor of a livery stable in Norristown, Pa. [ Unable to complete.} [21-116] DAVID U. CASSEL, b Jan. 16, 1856; d July 25, 1895; s Joseph H. and Lucetta (Under¬ koffler) Cassel [21-32a] ; to Sept. 11, 1875, ANNA R. BEYER, b May 31, 1855; d Feb. 13, 1911; dau Joseph B. and Mary (Rittenhouse) Beyer [184-176b]. Children ( J) : [21-342] 1. Mary Ann B., b July 11, 1876; to Jacob K. Wurtz. [21-343] 2. John B., b May 30, 1878; d June 12, 1917; to Jeannette M. Pitman. 3. Joseph B., b May 21, 1880; d Sept. 8, 1888. 4. Elizabeth B., b June 22, 1884; d Sept. 13, 1888. [21-117] DANIEL CASSEL, dec\ s Joseph H. and Lucetta (Underkoffler) Cassel [21-32a]; to ANNA MOSER. One child: J. Cleveland; Franklin Apts., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) [ Unable to complete or verify .] [21-118] AMANDA U. CASSEL, b Apr. 30, 1860; dau Joseph and Lucetta (Underkoffler) Cassel [21-32a] ; to Nov. 13, 1880, HARRY C. SYPHERD, b May 24, 1857 ; s John and Mary Ann(Christman) Sypherd. Farm laborer; res. 43 E. Spruce St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Ursilla F., b June 3, 1881; d Mar. 17, 1883. [21-344] 2. Araminta C., b June 8, 1884; to Vernon H. Brown. [21—345] 3. Maurice C., b Jan. 30, 1886; to Irena Warren, 1013 W. Lafayette St., Norristown, Pa. 290 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-346] 4. Annie C., b June 29, 1887; m Richard G. Riley. 5. Ida C., b Oct. 10, 1888; d Apr. 18, 1890. 6. Jonas Earl, b Jan. 24, 1902. [21-119] AMANDA CASSEL, b Apr. 4, 1847; dau Benjamin H. and Elizabeth M. (Groff) Cassel [21-33] ; m Feb. 9, 1875, ANDREW SUPPLEE; b Dec. 5, 1834; d Feb. 17, 1900; s Alexander Henderson and Jane Moore (Rambo) Supplee. Res. 1015 De Kalb St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (8): 1. Elizabeth, Nov. 1, 1876; De Kalb St., Norristown, Pa. 2. Jennie May, b May 23, 1878; De Kalb St., Norristown, Pa. 3. Idora Amanda, b Jan. 6, 1886; De Kalb St., Norristown, Pa. [21— 120a] EDWARD GROFF CASSEL, b Aug. 14, 1848; d Dec. 27, 1920; s Benjamin H. and Elizabeth (Groff) Cassel [21-33] ; m Jan. 3, 1876, KATE RILEY, d Sept. 30, 1876. [21-120b] EDWARD GROFF CASSEL, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 15, 1879, MARY SNYDER (ERB) HOUCK, b Oct. 28, 1847; dau George and Henrietta (Snyder) Erb. Mary S. Erb Houck was the widow of Reuben Houck [21-168]; widow resides Norristown, Pa., R. D. 3. (1920.) Children (J): 1. George E., b Sept. 22, 1880; d Feb. 11, 1896. [21-347] 2. Katie E., b May 5, 1883; m Harry L. Jones. [21-348] 3. Henrietta E., b June 11, 1886; m Elmer Patterson. [21—349] 4. Mahlon E., b May 20, 1890; m Emily C. Metz. [21-121] FRANKLIN CASSEL, b Apr. 9, 1853; d Jan. 15, 1879; s Benjamin H. and Elizabeth M. (Groff) Cassel [21-33]; m Apr. 6, 1876, LUCY A. PENNOCK, b Mar. 15, 1854; d Apr. 30, 1906; dau Pusey and Anna M. (Evans) Pennock. Children (2): [21-349.1] 1. Harry, b Oct. 25, 1876; m Lillian M. Moore. [21-349.2] 2. Lena, b Oct. 14, 1878; m William H. Poore. [21-122] CATHARINE CASSEL, b Nov. 16, 1859; d Jan. 24, 1920; dau Benjamin H. and Elizabeth (Groff) Cassel [21-33]; m Apr. 6, 1887, J. NELSON WOOD, b June 12, 1860; s Joseph and Susan (Zell) Wood. Farmer; res. 392 Lexington St., York, Penna. (1920.) Children ( 8 ): [21-350] 1. Charles J., b Apr. 24, 1888; m Mullie Hoffman. [21—351] 2. Mabel, b June 10, 1889; d Nov. 26, 1909; m Roy Snyder, Norristown, Pa. [21-352] 3. Elizabeth, b Dec. 27, 1892; m Oscar Richard, York, Pa. [Letters returned; unable to complete.} [21-123] URIAS CASSEL, b June 16, 1857; d July 14, 1910; s Benjamin H. and Elizabeth (Groff) Cassel [21-33]; m Oct. 25, 1882, SUSAN MAY LEVAN, b May 18, 1857; dau Henry C. and Elizabeth (Mathias) Levan. Farmer; res. R. F. D. No. 3, Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [21-352.1] 1. Benjamin D., b Sept. 23, 1883; m Amanda H. Richards, R. D. No. 3, Norristown, Pa. Rena A., 6 Nov. 3, 1886; m O' falter C . Livezey „ oi „ . [21-352. 2b] J [ 2. William L. Stunners; 1101 Markley St., Norristown, Pa. [21-352.3] 3. Charles E., b Nov. 19, 1895; m Ethel May Righter. [Letters unans; unable to complete.} [21-128] WILLIAM H. PRINTZ, b July 20, 1851 ; s Charles and Catharine (Cassel) Printz [21-35]; m July 4, 1874, MARY HARWICK, b Jan. 20, 1853; dau Henry and Susanna (Strunk) Harwick. Wheelwright; res. Highland Avenue, Ambler, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [21-353] 1. Alice, b Aug. 27, 1875; m Joseph Ardell. [21-354] 2. Aquila, b Mar. 28, 1878; m Robert Edward McCune. [21-355] 3. Bertha, b May 6, 1881; m J. Wilmer Thompson. [21—356] 4. Charles, b Sept. 18, 1885; m Edna A. Shirk. GenealociIcal Record of the Schwenicfelder Families 297 [21-357] 5. Harry Vernon, b Oct. 30, 1888; m Ethel L. Tinkler. [21-358] 6. Blanche Alvena, b Aug. 3, 1893; m Samuel W. Franklin. [21-132] ANNIE CASSEL, b July 31, 1854; d Mar. 12, 1875; dau Enos and Barbara (Detwiler) Cassel [21-36a]; m JESSE WANNER; s William and Susan (Custer) Wanner. Farmer; res. College- ville, Pa., R. D. Jesse Wanner m 2d time, Amanda Jane Hendricks; dau Jonas and Amelia Hendricks. They have ten children. One son of first marriage; d young. [ Unable to complete.} [21-133] SALLIE CASSEL, b Feb. 5, 1856; d Dec. 31, 1916; dau Enos and Barbara (Detwiler) Cassel [21-36a]; m Feb. 12, 1876, ABRAHAM BRANT, b May 26, 1852; d Dec. 3, 1898; s John and Elizabeth (Bean) Brant. Painter; res. 117 West Elm St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [21-358.1] 1. Ida C., b Aug. 31, 1876; d Mar. 29, 1912; m John Carty ; 2414 N. Sydenham St., Phila., Pa. 2. Allen C., b May 26, 1879; d Apr. 12, 1911. [21-358.2] 3. Abram C., b Sept. 20, 1880; m Charlotte Lukens. [21-358.3] 4. Lizzie May, b Mav 21, 1882; m Reuben C. Weber. 5. Elmer C., b July 23, 1884; d Sept. 17, 1884. 6. Mattie C., b July 11, 1885. 7. Bertha C., b Aug. 26, 1892. [21-134] LIZZIE CASSEL, b Feb. 16, 1858; d Oct. 27, 1909; dau Enos and Barbara (Detwiler) Cassel [21-36a]; m May 14, 1881, CHARLES EDWARD WEINRICH, b Jan. 23, 1859; d Dec. 21, 1903; s Henry and Dorothy (Wolford) Weinrich. Blacksmith; resided at 325 West Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [21-358.4] 1. Annie May, b May 30, 1882; m Walter Lee Cassel. [21-358.5] 2. Ella C., b Aug. 30, 1884; m Amos S. Wismer, Norristown, Pa. [21-136] IDA CASSEL, b Jan. 15, 1862; dau Enos and Barbara (Detwiler) Cassel [21-36a]; m Oct. 14, 1882, JOHN RECK, b Sept. 3, 1859; s Michael and Lena (Miller) Reck. P. & R. Conductor; res. 3636 N. 19th St., Phila. (1920.) Children ( 2 ) : 1. Norma, b May 28, 1883; d Aug. 20, 1883. [21-358.6] 2. Blanche, b Apr. 23, 1884; m Lewis W. Evans. [21-137] LAURA M. CASSEL, b June 24, 1875; dau Enos and Elizabeth (Michener) Cassel [21-36b]; m Apr. 4, 1896, LINFORD P. SHAW, b May 12, 1874; s John F. and Sarah (Bowers) Shaw. Engineer; res. 1222 Powell St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Walter Cassel, b Sept. 12, 1897. [21-139] MABEL CASSEL, b Mar. 4, 1885; dau Enos and Elizabeth (Michener) Cassel [21-36b]; m June 29, 1918, GEORGE WARNER, b May 25, 1882. Auto Mechanic; res. 39 E. Herman St., Germantown, Phila., Pa. (1920.) [21-140] ABRAHAM KEELER METZ, b May 25, 1846; s Joseph H. and Hannah H. (Keeler) Metz [21-37]; m MARY JANE FOX, b July 10, 1847; d Jan. 31, 1913; dau Matthias and Margaret (Gotshalk) Fox. Farmer; res. North Wales, Pa. (191S.) Children {12): 1. Margaret F., b Jan. 30, 1869; d Oct. 9, 1919. 2. Joseph, b Jan. 13, 1870; d Sept. 13, 1871. 3. Harvey, b Sept. 12, 1871; d Feb. 6, 1893. 4. Amos, b Feb. 21, 1873; d Sept. 15, 1874. 5. Hannah, b Dec. 7, 1874; d Mar. 20, 1877. [21-359] 6. Mary Elizabeth, b Oct. 29, 1876; m William H. Delp. [21-360] 7. Martha, b Sept. 3, 1878; m Harry H. Bossert. [21-361] 8. Henry, b June 13, 1880; m Margaret S. Craft. [21-362] 9. Susanna, b May 28, 1882; m Oswin S. Erb. 298 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-363] 10. Abraham F., b July 28, 1884; to Mary Z. Borneman. [21-364] 11. Emma, b Jan. 30, 1887; to Harry S. Erb. [21—365] 12. Harrison, b Jan. 11, 1889; to Elizabeth Benner; Jeffersonville, Pa. [21-141] SUSANNA K. METZ, b May 13, 1849; dau Joseph H. and Hannah H. (Keeler) Metz [21—37] ; to Oct. 28, 1876, HENRY F. FREDERICK; b Aug. 28, 1852; s Jacob S. and Sarah Ann (Freed) Frederick. Chemicals and Drugs; res. 638 N. Schiller St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) [21-142] GARRETT K. METZ, b Jan. 24, 1851; s Joseph K. and Hannah H. (Keeler) Metz [21-37] ; to HANNAH EISENBERG SAYLOR, b July 2, 1851 ; d Nov. 6, 1893; dau Jeriah W. and Hannah E. Saylor. Res. 2147 N. Woodstock St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) [21-366a] 1 [21-366b] 1 [21-367] [21-368] Children ( 5 ): 1. Jeriah W., b Mar. 3, 1875; to ( J* £lara E Fisher. [ 2. Edith M. Hook. 2. Lottie J., b Oct. 21, 1878; to George W. Searl; 2147 N. Woodstock St., Phila., Pa. 3. Flora I., b Dec. 30, 1880; to Joseph Justice. 4. Hannah E., b Apr. 25, 1883. 5. Sarah S., b Nov. 17, 1884. [21-143] MARY K. METZ, b Mar. 31, 1852; d Mar. 11, 1911 ; dau Joseph H. and Hannah (Keeler) Metz [21-37]; to Oct. 18, 1877, MILTON R. MININGER, b Nov. 26, 1852; s Abraham and Catharine (Rife) Mininger. Shoemaker; res. Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 8 ): [21-369] 1. Hannah, b June 6, 1878; to Samuel W. Erb. [21-370] 2. Margaret, b July 11, 1880; to Henry D. Fretz. [21—371 ] 3. Kathryn M., b Feb. 9, 1882; to John G. Keyser. [21-372] 4. Joseph M., b June 16, 1885; to Mary H. Dettra. [21—373] 5. Mary, b Apr. 7, 1887; to Linford M. Hallman. 6. Lizzie, b Aug. 4, 1889; single ; Souderton, Pa. [21-374] 7. Abraham, b June 5, 1891; to Matilda Z. Boorse. [21-375] 8. Alice, b Nov. 11, 1895; to Clarence R. Ziegler. [21-144] HANNAH K. METZ, b Sept. 30, 1853; d Mar. 16, 1886; dau Joseph H. and Hannah Iv. (Keeler) Metz [21-37]; to Jan. 11, 1873, JOHN HEFFENTRAGER, b Sept. 22, 1847; s John Kline Heffentrager. Farmer; res. R. D. No. 2, Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): [21-376] 1. Maggie M., b June 29, 1873; to Philip B. Williams. [21-377] 2. Horace M., b Sept. 21, 1882; to Flora Schantz; Barto, Pa., R. D. No. 1. 3. Joseph M., b Jan. 29, 1877; d Nov. 8, 1884. [21-145] MARGARET K. METZ, b Nov. 23, 1854; dau Joseph H. and Hannah (Keeler) Metz [21—37 ] ; to Nov. 23, 1879, JOSEPH MOYER, b Mav 12, 1850; d Aug. 28, 1909. Farmer; res. Bergey, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [21-378] 1. Chester M., b Feb. 4, 1881; to Katie D. Derstine. [21-380] 2. Ida M., b Mar. 18, 1883; to Franklin N. Frederick. 3. Mary M., b Nov. 4, 1884; Morwood, Pa. [21-379] 4. Mahlon M., b Dec. 11, 1885; to Ella R. Slotter. 5. Emma M., b Aug. 22, 1887 ; d Apr. 24, 1890. [21-146] JOHN K. METZ, b Aug. 26, 1857; s Joseph H. and Hannah (Keeler) Metz [21-37]; to Jan. 17, 1880, MARY A. REIFF, b May 28, 1856; dau George O. and Sophia (Renninger) Reiff. Watchman at Ivy Rock; res. 534 Barbadoes St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Mattie R., b Aug. 11, 1885; d Sept. 12, 1889. [21-381] 2. Laura Agnes, b Sept. 7, 1887; to Joseph Lare. 3. Howard, b Nov. 12, 1888; d Feb. 28, 1889. [21-382] 4. Linwood R., b Feb. 20, 1892; to Ida Lawrence. [21-383] 5. Ella May, b May 11, 1893; to Harry Undercuffler. i Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 299 [2 1-1 47a] WILLIAM KEELER METZ, b Nov. 3, 1859; s Joseph Heebner and Hannah (Keeler) Metz [21-37]; m Jan. 5, 1884, EMMA FRICK, b Aug. 7, 1858; d Feb. 15, 1891; dau Elias and Lydia (Frederick) Frick. Children (3): 1. Clarence, b Jan. 3, 1885; d Jan. 5, 1885. [149-133] 2. Bertha, b Apr. 21, 1886; m Albert S. Schultz. 3. William, b Feb. 9, 1891. [21— 147b] WILLIAM KEELER METZ, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 26, 1892, ANNA FRICK, b July 16, 1863; dau Elias and Lydia (Frederick) Frick. Farmer; res. Worcester, Pa. One child: Verna F., b Oct. 3, 1896. [21-148] SAMUEL K. METZ, b Sept. 20, 1863; s Joseph H. and Hannah (Keeler) Metz [21-37]; m LIZZIE GOTTSHALL. Farmer; Skippack, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Minerva. [21-384] 2. Samuel G., m Agnes Wambold. 3. Wilson G. [154-163b] 4. Elizabeth G., m Joseph A. Wiegner. 5. Norman G. [Letters unans; unable to complete or verify .] [21-149] HANNAH METZ, b Apr. 28, 1844; d Apr. 22, 1895; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Cassel) Metz [21-38]; m Dec. 12, 1863, JOSEPH BEAN, b July 4, 1840; d Dec., 1919; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Johnson) Bean. Farmer; res. Cedars, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [21-385] 1. Josephine, b June 18, 1868; m Frank Craft. 2. Clemy, b Aug. 8, 1870; d Aug. 23, 1870. [21-386] 3. Jacob, b Dec. 25, 1874; m Kate Moyer. [21-150] LIZZIE C. METZ, b Aug. 25, 1851; d Oct. 6, 1886; dau Jacob H. and Elizabeth (Cassel) Metz [21-38]; m Nov. 18, 1871, JACOB C. KULP, b Oct. 24, 1851. Res. Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): 1. John M., b Oct. 23, 1872; d Mar. 8, 1873. [21-387] 2. Lizzie M., b Dec. 7, 1873; m Garret H. Bean. [21-388] 3. Franklin M., b Oct. 23, 1876; m Emma J. Luster. [21-389] 4. Sylvanus, b Jan. 22, 1880; m Carrie Scheetz. 5. Edwin, b Jan. 16, 1882; d Nov. 5, 1883. [21-390] 6. Viola, b June 12, 1886; m Fred H. Lecates. [21-151] FRANKLIN C. METZ, b Aug. 7, 1856; d Apr. 9, 1885; s Jacob Heebner and Elizabeth (Cassel) Metz [21-38]; m MARY ELLEN LOUX, b Aug. 7, 1852; d Mar. 8, 1882. Children ( 2 ): 1. Emma L., b July 10, 1879; unm; Lansdale, Pa. [21-391] 2. Hiram L., b Nov. 28, 1880; m Esther C. Warner. [21-152] HENRY METZ HALTEMAN, b Apr. 25, 1861; s Joseph F. and Mary Heebner (Metz) Halteman [21-39]; m Nov. 30, 1889, CATHARINE B. GRUBB, b Nov. 24, 1863; dau Silas and Eliza¬ beth (Bertolet) Grubb. Farmer; res. R. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): [21-392] 1. Mary L., b Jan. 20, 1891; m Ammond C. Ludwig. 2. Harvey H., b July 29, 1895. 3. J. Vernon, b Jan. 31, 1899. 4. Harry G., b July 16, 1900. 5. Katie G., b Mar. 16, 1902. 6. Emma G., b May 23, 1905. 7. Carrie G., b June 16, 1908. 300 Genealogical Record of tiie Schwenkfelder Families [21-153] HANNAH M. HALTEMAN, b Feb. 12, 1863; dau Joseph and Mary (Metz) Halteman [21-39]; vi Nov. 22, 1884, JACOB K. BEAN, b Aug. 12, 1858; .s Michael J. and Elizabeth (Keyser) Bean. Farmer; res. Schwenkville, Pa. (1918.) [21-153.1] MARY S. HEEBNER, b Jan. 7, 1854; dau Henry L. and Catharine (Shutt) Heebner [21-41]; m Oct. 21, 1893, JOSEPH H. HUNSBERGER, b June 3, 1855; s Rev. John B. and Catharine Hunsberger. Farmer; res. R. D. 3, Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Joseph H. Hunsberger m 1st, MarthaS. Heebner, sister of Mary Heebner. [21-154] MARTHA S. HEEBNER, b Nov. 17, 1856; d Jan. 1, 1891; dau Henry L. and Catharine K. (Shutt) Heebner [21-41]; m Nov. 17, 1877, JOSEPH H. HUNSBERGER, b June 3, 1855; s Rev. John B. and Catharine Hunsberger. Farmer; res. R. D. 3, Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children (4): [21-393] 1. Linwood H., b July 10, 1878; m Rebecca Matz. [21-394] 2. Harry H., b Apr. 7, 1881; m Katharine Schultz. [21-395] 3. Minerva H., b July 23, 1884; m Alfred L. Hallman. 4. John H., b May 15, 1886; d Dec. 27, 1886. [21-155] JACOB WAYNE S. HEEBNER, b Mar. 1, 1865; s Henry L. and Catharine K. (Schutt) Heebner [21-41]; m Dec. 25, 1886, MARY A. WISMER, b Sept. 16, 1865; dau Christian Wismer. Farmer; Norristown, Pa., R. D. 5. J. Wayne Heebner is one of the progressive farmers in Norriton Twp., Pa., and is assessor of the township. For a number of years he served as a member of the school board of his township as did also his father; and now Grace Heebner, the daughter of Wayne, occupies a similar position. Children (3): 1. Grace W., b Nov. 13, 1888; member of School Board, Norriton Twp. 2. Ralph W., b Sept. 29, 1893. 3. Earl W., b Mar. 11, 1904. t [21-156] ANNIE G. HEEBNER, b Jan. 27, 1860; dau Benjamin L. and Susanna (Godschall) Heebner [21-42]; m Dec. 7, 1878, JACOB S. ROSENBERGER, b Jan. 30, 1850; d Feb. 11, 1909; s Jacob W. and Elizabeth (Swartley) Rosenberger. Res. Souderton, Pa. (1918.) Children (<§): [21-396] 1. Lillie H., b Dec. 17, 1879; m Benjamin M. Landis. [21—397 ] 2. Horace H., b Sept. 13, 1881; m Minerva L. Souder. 3. Raymond, b Apr. 9, 1883. [21-398] 4. Jacob H., b Aug. 2, 1885; m Anna Swartz. [21-399] 5. Edwin H., b Feb. 2, 1888; m Estella Fitzgerald. 6. Annie, b Jan. 5, 1890; d Apr. 29, 1890. 7. Clayton, b Mar. 19, 1891. [48-151] 8. Mamie, b Sept. 6, 1893; rn Virgil B. Snyder. [21-157] MARY ELLEN G. HEEBNER, b Sept. 17, 1861; d Mar. 21, 1899; dau Benjamin L. and Susanna (Godschall) Heebner [21-42] ; m Oct. 1, 1881, LEWIS S. ALDERFER, s Jacob K. and Susanna S. Alderfer. Laborer; res. 528 West Main St., Lansdale, Pa. (1917.) Children {3): 1 . Jacob Id., b Nov. 5, 1881 ; d Nov. 5, 1881. [21-401] 2. Alvin H., b Aug. 14, 1884; m Della Kratz. 3. Benjamin, b Oct. 15, 1887 ; d Oct. 15, 1887. [21-158a] DANIEL G. HEEBNER, b May 5, 1864; s Benjamin L. and Susanna (Godshall) Heebner [21—42] ; m June 25, 1884, SARAH G. LANDES, b Nov. 13, 1867 ; d May 5, 1897 ; dau Jacob and Eliza¬ beth (Grater) Landes. Children ( 5 ): [21-402] 1. Horace L., b Dec. 4, 1884; in Catharine M. Nice. [21—403] 2. Jacob L., b Nov. 10, 1887; m Stella D. Shellenberger. [21-404] 3. Abraham L., b Mar. 3, 1891 ; m Susan N. Freed. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 301 [21-405] 4. Albert L., b May 23, 1893; m Alice Z. Rittenhouse. 5. Mary L., b June 18, 1895; d May 5, 1897. [21-158b] DANIEL G. HEEBNER, same as above, m 2d time, Feb. 10, 1900, KATIE N. CASSEL, b Nov. 30, 1874; dau Jonas M. and Katie H. (Nice) Cassel. Farmer; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Sara C., b Dec. 25, 1901. 2. Daniel C., b Sept. 19, 1904. 3. Willard C., b Apr. 28, 1908. [21-159] GEORGE K. HEEBNER, b July 5, 1863; s Joseph L. and Susanna (Kriebel) Heebner [21-43a] ; m Nov. 13, 1895, CATHARINE ELIZABETH MEDICKE, b July 2, 1875; daw Julius Her¬ man Medicke. Contractor; res. 1337 Hunting Park Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) George K. Heebner is an active worker in the Phila. Schwenkfelder Church and Sunday School, and is a trustee of the Church. Children (7): [21-406] 1. Herman M., b Sept. 13, 1896; m Evelyn Barbara Hillman. [21-407] 2. Frank M., b Apr. 17, 1898; m Jennie E. Morrison. 3. Pearl M., b Aug. 28, 1899. 4. Dorothy M., b Aug. 15, 1902. 5. George K., Jr., b Jan. 24, 1905. 6. Catharine Elizabeth, b Feb. 20, 1907. 7. Robert Arthur, b May 3, 1913. [21-160] ELMIRA K. HEEBNER, b July 11, 1867; dau Joseph L. and Susanna (Kriebel) Heebner [2l-43a]; m Dec. 22, 1917, JAMES CLARK, 6 Feb. 1, 1864, in Scotland; s John and Betsey (Crombie) Clark. Mr. Clark came to Pa. in 1908. Printer; res. 4605 North 10th St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1918.) Elmira Heebner Clark was born in Norriton Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., and is a graduate of the Norristown High School, and also of the National School of Elocution and Oratory of Phila. She was for many years prior to her marriage, a teacher in the public schools of Montg. Co., Pa., having spent nineteen years as principal of the Audenried and Glenside Schools in Cheltenham Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [21-161] HARRISON KRIEBEL HEEBNER, b Apr. 26, 1872; d June 17, 1913; s Joseph L. and Susanna (Kriebel) Heebner [21-43a]; m Oct. 7, 1896, SOPHIA MAJOR, b May 5, 1871; dau John Major. Mrs. Heebner lives in Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Grant M., b Aug. 19, 1897; d June 3, 1898. 2. Margaret M., b Aug. 9, 1898. 3. Ronald M., b July 19, 1900. [21-162] JAMES WARREN HEEBNER, b July 25, 1877; s Joseph L. and Mary Jane (Hippie) Heebner [21-43b]; m Oct. 25, 1900, ELLA VAN SCIVER, b July 4, 1878; dau Harry Van Sciver. Accountant with Autocar Co.; res. 4610 N. 10th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: Helen Francis, b Aug. 12. 1901. [21-163] ANTHONY A. HEEBNER, b Sept. 7, 1865; s William L. and Edith S. (Anders) Heebner [21-44]; m Nov. 17, 1888, SUE K. HEYDRICK, b Mar. 19, 1867; dau Samuel and Maria (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-6]. Farmer; res. Lansdale, Pa., R. F. D. No. 1. (1918.) Children (J) : 1. William H., b Aug. 2, 1890; d July 11, 1895. 2. Ivan H., b Mar. 12, 1898. 3. Norman H., b May 10, 1902. 4. Infant, b Apr. 3, 1904; d Apr. 6, 1904. [21-1 64a] SUSANNA ANDERS HEEBNER, b Dec. 27, 1872; dau William L. and Edith (Anders) Heebner [21-44]; m Dec. 23, 1893, ROM ANUS HECKLER, b Jan. 28, 1871; s Israel and Amanda (Stone) Heckler. Plumber; res. Lansdale, Pa. Susanna Heeber was divorced and m 2d time, Fred Seitz. 302 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): [21-408] 1. Cleta M., b Sept. 30, 1894; m Harold Y. Platt. [21-408.1] 2. Edith H., b June 4, 1898; m Janies Deveaux Mifflin. 3. Martha H., b Dec. 13, 1903. [21— 164b] SUSANNA A. (HEEBNER) HECKLER, same as above, in 2d time, Jan. 26. 1911. FRED SEITZ. Restaurateur; Norristown, Pa. (1918.) [21-165] JOSEPH R. HEEBNER, b July 3, 1876; s Enoch M. and Deborah (Rittenhouse) Heebner [21-45]; m Dec. 2, 1899, MARY EMMA KRAUSE, b July 26, 1877; dau William H. and Isabella K. (Bean) Krause [202-19]. Farmer and Justice of the Peace; res. R. D. No. 2, Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Russel K., b Apr. 1, 1901. 2. Marion Isabella, b Dec. 19, 1904. 3. Leidy K., b Feb. 21, 1913. [21-166] ISAAC HOUCK, b Oct. 18, 1840; s Peter and Catherine (Cassel) Houck [21-46a]; m Feb. 9, 1869, EMALINE LOGAN, b July 2, 1837; dau Thomas and Ann Jones (Tresler) Logan. Farmer; Port Kennedy, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Alice A., b Feb. 2, 1869; Port Kennedy, Pa. 2. Thomas L., b Apr. 17, 1871; Port Kennedy, Pa. 3. Charles H., b June 27, 1875; d Sept. 3, 1884. [21-167] WILLIAM HOUCK, b Dec. 8, 1841; d May 21, 1893; s Peter and Catherine Heebner (Cassel) Houck [21-46a]; m Feb. 5, 1871, SUSANNA CASSEL, b Mar. 4, 1837; d Nov. 6, 1913; dau Benjamin and Sarah (Heebner) Cassel [21-9]. Farmer. Children (J): 1. John, b Feb. 17, 1874; d Feb. 7, 1918. 2. Catharine, b Apr. 1, 1876. 3. William, b Aug. 23, 1-877 ; d Nov. 9, 1899. [21-409] 4. Martha Ray, b Nov. 12, 1879; m John Henry Shingler. [21-168] REUBEN HOUCK, b Nov. 27, 1843; d Oct. 23, 1872; s Peter and Catherine (Cassel) Houck [21-46a]; m Mar. 16, 1867, MARY SNYDER ERB, b Oct. 28, 1847; dau George and Henrietta (Snyder) Erb. Shoemaker; res. Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Martin E., b Oct. 25, 1869; d July 22, 1883. [21-410] 2. Amanda, b Aug. 11, 1872; d May 16, 1890; m Charles Farrington. Mary (Erb) Houck married 2d time, Edward Cassel [21-120b]. [21-169] PETER CASSEL HOUCK, b Dec. 8, 1845; s Peter and Catharine (Cassel) Houck [21-46a] m Jan. 13, 1870, MARTHA HIGHLEY FUNK, b Nov. 30, 1842; dau David Funk. Retired farmer; res. Jeffersonville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [21-170] SUSANNA HEIST, dau Mahlon and Catherine (Cassel) Heist [21-46b]; m JAMES Iv. RENNER, who disappeared; whereabouts unknown. [21-171a] JOHN C. VAN HEIST, b Aug. 24,1855; d Jan., 1922 ;s Mahlon and Catherine (Cassel) Heist [21-46b]; m Mar. 31, 1880, RACHEL SNYDER, b Sept. 24, 1855; d Aug. 29, 1886; dau Abraham and Catharine (Wolmer) Snyder. [21— 171b] JOHN C. VAN HEIST, same as above, m 2d time, May 2, 1888, MARTHA HALL¬ MAN. b Feb. 29, 1852; dau George and Margaret E. (Fisher) Hallman. Farmer; res. R. D. No. 2, Nor¬ ristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: [21-410.1] John H., b Oct. 20, 1889; m - ; whereabouts of John unknown — had two children, Martha and daughter. Wife lives at Audubon, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 303 [21-172] MARY CASSEL VAN HEIST, b June 22, 1858; dau Mahlon and Catherine (Cassel) Heist [21— 46b] ; m Sept. 8, 1880, CHARLES T. LOWNES, b Sept. 8, 1856; s Thomas Casper and Sarah (Frick) Lownes. Hotel keeper; res. Skippack, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [21-411] 1. John B., b June 2, 1886; m Kathryn D. Weis. 2. James B., 1881; d in infancy. 3. Ida B., b 1883; d in infancy. 4. Morris, b Apr. 5, 1884; d Feb. 3, 1892. [21-173] LEWIS CASSEL, b Sept. 7, 1844; d Mar. 27, 1909; s William and Maria (Underkuffler) Cassel [21-47]; m ELIZABETH MULLER. Children (8): [21-411.1] 1. William, m Gertrude Weikel; 5 Brown St., Bridgeport, Pa. [21-411.2] 2. Lidie, d Feb. 11, 1921 ; m - Grow. 3. Mamie, single ; 6027 Haverford Ave., Phila. [No further data obtainable.} [21-174] JOHN CASSEL, b Jan. 23, 1848; s William and Maria (Underkuffler) Cassel [21-47] ; m LAURA HOFFMAN. Norristown, Pa. [ Unable to verify or complete.] Two children. [21-175] ELIZABETH CASSEL, b June 30, 1858; dau William and Maria (Underkoffler) Cassel [21-47] ; m Aug. 22, 1885, WILLIAM TURNER, b Jan. 1, 1858; s Samuel W. and Letitia E. (Jackson) Turner. Farmer; res. R. D. No. 2, Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Elma May; b Jan. 15, 1887; d Aug. 15, 1887. 2. Clarence, b June 1, 1888; Norristown, Pa. [21-412] 3. Lester, b Oct. 22, 1894; m Kathrine Boorse; Lansdale, Pa. [21-176] JAMES CASSEL, b Mar. 14, 1861; s Emanuel and Lidie (Smith) Cassel [21-50]; m July 15, 1890, EMMA JANE COLE, b May 29, 1870; dau Nathan and Abigail (Kriebel) Cole [25-87]. Jeweler; res. Jeffersonville, Pa. (1918.) One child: Lillie Viola, b Aug. 11, 1891; d Jan. 8, 1895. [21-177] WILLIAM CASSEL, b June 8, 1870; d Feb. 8, 1905; s Emanuel and Lydia (Smith) Cassel [21-50]; m LAURA THOMPSON. Res. 5306 Spruce St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) No children. [ Letters unanswered. ] [21-178] JACOB C. DETWILER, b June 5, 1851; d Nov. 30, 1899; s Abraham and Ann Bar¬ bara (Custer) Detwiler [21-53]; m Dec. 15, 1877, ANNIE M. BEAN, b Dec. 27, 1852; dau Abraham J. and Sarah (Harley) Bean. Farmer; res. Evansburg, Pa. [ W anger .] One child: [21-413] Abraham B., b Aug. 8, 1878; m Julia Pedrick. [21-180] CHRISTIAN C. DETWILER, d Mar., 1917, in Phila.; buried Greenmount Cemetery; s Abraham and Anna Barbara (Custer) Detwiler [21-53]; m KATE BREY. [ No further data.] [21-181] ISAIAH C. DETWILER, b Mar. 6, 1858; s Abraham and Ann Barbara (Custer) Detwiler [21-53]; m Dec. 12, 1888, MARGARET KUGLER, b Apr. 21, 1865; dau Oliver Y. and Margaret Kugler. Night watchman; State Hospital; res. Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Laura, b Dec. 4, 1894; d Dec. 26, 1894. [21-414] 2. Russel K., b Aug. 26, 1901; m Edna Schaeffer. [21-182] ANN REBECCA DETWILER, b Sept. 5, 1861; dau Samuel H. and Almira C. (Tyson) Detwiler [21-54]; m Nov. 11, 1882, DAVID H. MILLER, b Nov. 11, 1860; s Joseph and Hannah W. (Hamer) Miller. Farmer; Providence Square, Pa. (1920.) 304 Genealogical Record oe tiie Schwenkfelder Families Children (4): 1. Opal May. b July 5, 1886; d Oct. 8, 1897. [21-414.1] 2. Samuel D., b Mar. 28, 1889; m Belle Morgan. [21-414.2] 3. J. Tyson, b Jan. 23, 1891; m Evelyn Detwiler. 4. Nelson D., b Apr. 28, 1894; Providence Square, Pa. [21-183] ALMIRA TYSON DETWILER, b Apr. 15, 1865; dau'Samuel H. and Almira C. (Tyson) Detwiler [21-54]; m Jan. 2, 1885, ISAIAH C. GOULDEY, b Feb. 4, 1861; s Isaiah and Barbara Ann (Custer) Gouldey. Farmer; res. Collegeville, Montg. Co., Pa. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Royal Adell, b July 29, 1886; d July 28, 1890. [21-415] 2. Florence D., b Nov. 2, 1887; m Harry H. Hallman. [21-416] 3. Andrew P., b Dec. 6, 1891; m Cora H. Hallman. [21-417] 4. Isaiah D., b Feb. 6, 1894; m Rebecca M. Rader. 5. Sarah D., b Feb. 13, 1896; Collegeville, Pa. [21-418] 6. Grace M., b Dec. 29, 1897; m Wilmer C. Tyson. [21-185a] CHRISTIAN CUSTER, b Dec. 31, 1848; d Mar. 8, 1895; s David andMargaret (Detwiler) Custer [21-55]; m SUSAN BOORSE. [21— 185b] CHRISTIAN CUSTER, same as above, m 2d time, - . [ Unable to complete or verify.] [21-186] JACOB CUSTER, b Nov. 22, 1851; s David and Margaret H. (Detwiler) Custer [21-55]; m Nov. 30, 1875, BELLE (ISABELLA) LEWIS, b Apr. 9, 1852; dau Samuel and Jane W. (Moore) Lewis. Res. Jeffersonville, Pa. No issue. (1919.) 121-187] URIAS DETWILER CUSTER, b Dec. 17, 1854; .s David and Margaret H. (Detwiler) Custer [21-55]; m Sept. 7, 1880, ANNA HALLMAN, b Sept. 26, 1857; dau George Hallman. Supt. Produce Business; res. 553 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children {4): 1. Margaret, b May 22, 1882; Norristown, Pa. 2. Grace, b June 11, 1887; Norristown, Pa. [21-419] 3. Marian C., b July 16, 1890; m Raymond K. Stritzinger. 4. Helen, b May 18, 1894; Norristown, Pa. [21-188] DR. DAVID D. CUSTER, b Oct. 10, 1857; s David and Margaret H. (Detwiler) Custer [21-55]; m Apr. 17, 1895, ELLA M. BUCHANAN, b Sept. 14, 1861; dau Thomas Paul and Mary A. (Blankin) Buchanan. Physician; res. 137 Green Lane, Manayunk, Phila. (1918.) [21-189] MARY DETWILER CUSTER, b Sept. 13, 1863; dau David and Margaret H. (Detwiler) Custer [21-55]; m Nov. 18, 1885, WILLIAM H. MOSTELLER, M.D., b Mar. 21, 1859; s John and Mary Wilson (Brownbach) Mosteller. Physician; res. 128 Gay St., Phoenixville, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Margaret Custer, b Mar. 22, 1896; Phoenixville, Pa. 2. William David, b June 13, 1899; Phoenixville, Pa. [21-190] ELLEN D. HUNSICKER, b May 22, 1862; dau Abraham D. and Mary (Detwiler) Hunsicker [21-56]; m Dec. 31, 1881, MELVIN T. HUNSICKER, b Sept. 26, 1859; s P. M. and Lizzie (Tyson) Hunsicker. Merchant; res. Ironbridge, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Carl H., b Dec. 22, 1882; Ironbridge, Pa. [21-420] 2. May H., b May 1, 1886; m Brainerd H. Geise. 3. Florence H., h Mar. 3, 1891; 5006 N. 11th St., Phila., Pa. [21-191] GARRETT F. HUNSICKER, b Feb. 1, 1851; d Aug. 5, 1903; s Abraham D. and Mary (Detwiler) Hunsicker [21-56]; m Oct. 15, 1874, IDA JANE KEELEY, b Nov. 8, 1854; d Aug. 8, 1914 ; dau Jacob and Caroline (Gristock) Keeley. General Store; Upper Providence, Pa. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 305 One child: [21-421] Stella K., h Mar. 5, 1877; in Rev. George W. Genszler. [21-192] CHRISTIAN D. HUNSICKER, b May 23, 1853; s Abraham D. and Mary (Detwiler) Hunsicker [21-56]; in Feb. 16, 1878, ANNA WALKER, b July 13, 1857. Farmer; Royersford, R. D. No. 3, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Oscar W., b Mar. 3, 1879; d Feb. 26, 1907. 2. Abraham D b Dec. 11, 1882. [21-193] MARY E. HUNSICKER, b Aug. 18, 1871; dau Abraham D. and Mary (Detwiler) Hunsicker [21-56]; m Feb. 2, 1895, FRANK CASSELBERRY RAHN, b Jan. 10, 1868; s Hezekiah B. and Harriet F. (Casselberry) Rahn. Hatter; 5006 N. 11th St., Phila. No issue. (1919.) [21-195] CHARLES H. DETWILER, b May 2, 1865; s Enos H. and Mary Jane C. (Heyser) Detwiler [21-57]; in Feb. 17, 1891, ALICE STAUFFER, b Oct. 12, 1863; dau Franklin and Sarah T. (Miller) Stauffer. Veterinarian; res. 448 Washington St., Royersford, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [21-422] 1. Marion, b Apr. 29, 1893; m Edward E. Emmers. 2. Russel, b Sept. 12, 1894; 2d Lieut, in Officers’ Reserve. Served in France — Veterinary Hospital. 3. Leon, b Nov. 28, 1895. 4. Ruth, b Sept. 28, 1897; d Sept. 17, 1898. 5. Charles, b June 17, 1899. [21-197] HARRY TYSON DETWILER, b Oct. 15, 1875; s Enos H. and Mary Jane C. (Keyser) Detwiler [21-57]; m Mar. 23, 1904, ANNA MAY ZIMMERMAN, b May 13, 1879; dau Joshua Milton and Mary Harriet (Hunsicker) Zimmerman. Solicitor; res. 1218 Linwood Ave., Norristown Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Ernest Zimmerman, b Jan. 14, 1905. 2. Helen Zimmerman, b Feb. 17, 1908. [21-198] THERESA GOOD, b Feb. 20, 1865; dau Peter H. and Catharine (Detwiler) Good [21-58]; m Oct. 10, 1894, HARRY B. WHITE, b Jan. 14, 1857; s George and Susan (Baker) White. Manufacturer; res. 22 Ridgeway, London, Ontario, Canada. (1919.) Children (4): 1. Ora G., b July 23, 1895. 2. Marjorie, b Mar. 30, 1897. 3. Theresa Lorraine, b Aug. 19, 1899. 4. Kathrine Baker, b Apr. 19, 1902. [21-199] LEANDER D. GOOD, b June 9, 1869 ; s Peter H. and Catharine (Detwiler) Good [21-58] ; in July 21, 1897, EMILY KINGSBURY JORDAN, b Mar. 15, 1872; dau Leonard G. and Annie M. C. (Kingsbury) Jordan. Manager, Art Store; res. 506 N. 34th St., Phila. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Leona ) twi b M 15> 1898. 2. Anita j 3. Kathryne, b Jan. 10, 1904; d Jan. 16, 1904. 4. Elva, b Mar. 21, 1907. 5. Milton Emerson, b Feb. 21, 1909. [21-200] WARREN H. DETWILER, b Mar. 21, 1867; d Aug. 31, 1903; s Isaiah H. and Mary (Hallman) Detwiler [21-59]; m July 21, 1892, ELLA VAN HORN, b Nov. 11, 1866; dau James Van Horn. Mr. Detwiler was a graduate of the West Chester State Normal School; Principal of Hatboro Public Schools; Student Haverford College, 1889-1892; Prof, of History and Civics, Bloomsburg State Normal School, nine years; Prof. History and Economics, N. E. Manual Training School, Phila., Pa., two years; M. A., Haverford, 1899. 306 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 3 ): 1. Edgar V. H., b Nov. 28, 1893; d Dec. 10, 1898. [21-422.1] 2. Helen R., b Oct. 22, 1895; m F. Furman Betts. 3. R. Stanley, b Jan. 24, 1900. [21-201] ANNIE H. DETWILER, b Oct. 23, 1868; dau Isaiah II. and Mary (Hallman) Detwiler [21—59] ; m Apr. 19, 1906, SAMUEL F. COULSTON; s Thomas and Livina Coulston. Chemist; res. 41 E. Fornance St., Norristown, Pa. No issue. (1917.) [21-202] MICHAEL H. DETWILER, b Nov. 30, 1869; d Nov. 8, 1919; s Isaiah and Mary (Hall¬ man) Detwiler [21-59]; m Nov. 27, 1894, ELLA YEAGLE, b Dec. 17, 1873; dau Benjamin F. and Henrietta (Rue) Yeagle. Veterinary Surgeon; res. 869 Ringgold St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [21-423] 1. Pauline, b July 17, 1897; m William Pierson. 2. Alva, b Dec. 24, 1912. 3. Norman, b Dec. 21, 1900; d Sept. 12, 1901. [21-203] MARY A. DETWILER, b Dec. 28, 1873 ; dau Isaiah and Mary (Hallman) Detwiler [21-59] ; m Oct. 28, 1897, FRANK ELWOOD BADER, b Apr. 1, 1871; s Charles F. and Elizabeth (Wagner) Bader. Merchant; res. 163 Main St., Phoenixville, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): [21-423.1] 1. Helen D., b Aug. 9, 1898; m John Robarts Yost. 2. Charles Frederick, b May 24, 1902. [21-204] ISAIAH H. DETWILER, JR., b Mar. 1, 1876; s Isaiah H. and Mary (Hallman) Detwiler [21-59]; m Apr. 19, 1906, EMMA CUSTER, b Apr. 10, 1887; dau Martin H. Custer. Farmer; res. Ironbridge, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [21-205] NORMAN HALLMAN DETWILER, b June 5, 1878; s Isaiah H. and Mary (Hallman) Detwiler [21-59]; m Feb. 11, 1901, LAURA STOVER UNDERCOFFLER, b Sept. 17, 1881; dau John Benjamin and Mary (Stover) Undercoffler. Farmer; res. Ironbridge, Montg. Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Ernest U., b Nov. 12, 1902. 2. Florence May, b Mar. 31, 1904. 3. Mary Ella, b Apr. 3, 1910. 4. Anna Dorothy, 6 Aug. 20, 1912. [21-206] ELMER H. DETWILER, b Mar. 13, 1884; s Isaiah H. and Mary M. (Hallman) Detwiler [21—59] ; m Mar. 3, 1909, ELLA R. KINDIG, b July 20, 1883; dau John K. and Sarah (Roop) Kindig. Farmer; Ironbridge, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. E. Durell, b Dec. 1, 1909. 2. Randall K., b June 16, 1913. 3. Evelyn Arline, b July 21, 1918. [21-207] HERBERT S. DETWILER, b Aug. 28, 1886; s Isaiah H. and Mary M. (Hallman) Detwiler [21-59]; m Mar. 12, 1910, ELIZABETH ADDIS MARSHALL, b Aug. 13, 1883; dau John Henry and Mary Wynkoop (Stirk) Marshall. Teacher; res. 320 W. Fornance St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Frank Marshall, b May 18, 1914. ■ j ' - m Ml [21-208] HARVEY ALLABOUGH DETWILER, b Apr. 2, 1867; s Christian and Elizabeth (Alla- bough) Detwiler [21-60]; m Mar. 21, 1896, HARRIET HENSHAW, b Dec. 25, 1871; dau Joseph and Martha A. Henshaw. Salesman; res. 1321 DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. (1922.) One child: [21-424] Harvey Carl, b Jan. 31, 1897; m Mildred Anna Easton. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 307 [21-209] FLORENCE MAE DETWILER, b Feb. 9, 1873; dau Christian H. and Elizabeth (Alla- bough) Detwiler [21-60] ; m May 6, 1897, WARREN PRATT EDWARDS, b June 10, 1868; s Laurens and Rhoda (Phelps) Edwards. Supt. and Engineer; res. 1504 Lee St., Charleston, W. Va. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Laurens Frank, b July 4, 1902. 2. Warren Pratt, Jr., b July 17, 1905. [21— 210a] FRANK HUGHES DETWILER, b Aug. 8, 1876; s Christian H. and Elizabeth (Alla- bough) Detwiler [21-60]; m - One child: Isabella. [21-210b] FRANK HUGHES DETWILER, same as above, m 2d time, MAUD SPRAGUE. Civil Engineer; Long Island. Two Sons. [Letters unanswered; unable to complete .] [21-211] MARY J. GOTWALS, b Feb. 22, 1872; s John G. and Lydia H. (Detwiler) Gotwals [21-61]; m June 18, 1896, DAVID LANDIS TRUCKSESS, b Nov. 3, 1870; s Andrew Jackson and Sarah J. (Landis) Trucksess. Dealer in fruit and produce; res. Fairview Village, R. D., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Robert G., b July 7, 1897; Fairview Village, Pa. 2. Ruth G., b Feb. 22, 1899; Fairview Village, Pa. 3. David Elmer, b Jan. 10, 1905; Fairview Village, Pa. [21-212] KATHARINE D. GOTWALS, b Sept. 18, 1873; dau John G. and Lydia H. (Detwiler) Gotwals [21-61]; m Oct. 15, 1902, HARRY T. ALLEBACH, b Oct. 6, 1873; s David H. and Elizabeth (Tyson) Allebach. Bookkeeper; res. Conshohocken, Pa. No children. (1919.) [21-213] DAVID C. GOTWALS, b Dec. 10, 1875; s John G. and Lydia H. (Detwiler) Gotwals [21-61] ; m Apr. 18, 1906, AMY ELMIRA SOURBIER, b May 6, 1881 ; dau Jacob and Mary Elizabeth (Wells) Sourbier. Secretary and Treasurer; res. Camp Hill, Cumberland Co., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. David C., Jr., b June 18, 1909. 2. Joseph Wells, b Apr. 2, 1913. [21-214] ABRAHAM D. GOTWALS, b Dec. 9, 1877; s John G. and Lydia H. (Detwiler) Gotwals [21-61] ; m Mar. 21, 1906, MARY EMMA YOUNG, b Dec. 16, 1877 ; dau John H. and Ann E. (Barton) Young. Farmer; res. Yerkes, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Harold Y., b Sept. 12, 1907. 2. Katharine A., b Aug. 20, 1910. [21-215] DR. JOHN ELMER GOTWALS, b Oct. 17, 1882; s John G. and Lydia H. (Detwiler) Gotwals [21-61]; m Nov. 27, 1913, MARGARET METHUEN, b Apr. 13, 1887; dau James and Christian (Barclay) Methuen. Physician; res. 204 Gay St., Phoenixville, Pa. Served in the Medical Corps of the U. S. Army as Captain, stationed at Base Hospital, Camp Gordon, Ga. (1919.) Children (2): 1. William M., b Oct. 13, 1915. 2. Russel Lauer, b Nov. 11, 1916. [21-216] MARIS VERNON CASSEL, b Aug. 3, 1866; s Henry Stover and Margaret Hoot (Wanner) Cassel [21—62] ; m Aug. 8, 1887, LAURA BELLA PIERSON, b Sept. 20, 1867 ; dau Isaac K. and Lydia (Tompkins) Pierson. Landscape Gardener; res. 6824 Chew St., Mt. Airy, Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): [21-425] 1. Henry Stover, b May 20, 1889; m Francis Cecelia Otterstetter. 2. Albert Morris Dilworth, b Jan. 4, 1908. [21-217] ERMANILDA CASSEL, b Nov. 9, 1874; dau Henry Stover and Margaret Hoot (Wanner) Cassel [21-62]; m HENRY WILLIAM WELLENSIEK, b Nov. 30, 1872; s John Henry and Mary Margaret (Briedling) Wellensiek. Druggist; res. 69 West Washington Lane, Germantown, Phila., Pa. (1920.) .308 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-218] AMOS C. VAN FOSSEN, b Sept. 19, 1861 ; s Isaac D. and Edith A. (Cassel) Van Fossen [21-63]; m Nov. 19, 1885, ANNIE K. BEAN, b Sept. 24, 1861; dau William D. and Anna (Kulp) Bean, Bank Clerk; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) Children (8): 1. Edith, b Nov. 22, 1886; Lansdale, Pa. 2. Miriam, b Jan. 15, 1889; Lansdale, Pa. 3. Harold, b July 29, 1898; Lansdale, Pa. [21-219] LAURA VAN FOSSEN, b Nov. 26, 1870; dau Isaac D. and Edith A. (Cassel) Van Fossen [21-63] ; m Sept. 6, 1898, JOHN HARRY FRANTZ, b Jan. 23, 1873; s Adam and Mary P. (Davidson) Frantz. Clerk; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Helen V., b Nov. 30, 1899; Lansdale, Pa. 2. Mabel V., b Mar. 2, 1904. [21-220] FLORENCE C. HARLEY, b Dec. 17, 1881; dau Jonas M. and Susan C. (Cassel) Harley [21—64] ; m Oct. 5, 1912, JOHN A. BACHMAN, b June 24, 1883; s A. and Anna (Haag) Bachman. Chocolate manufacturer; res. Mount Joy, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [21-221] MINNIE M. CASSEL, b Nov. 27, 1868; d Apr. 13, 1921; dau Mahlon H. and Lydia K. (Meschter) Cassel [21-65]; m Dec. 24, 1887, MILTON BERGEY BENNER, 5Mar. 20, 1862. Farmer and drover; Worcester, Pa. (1918.) Children (6): [161-113] 1. Elsie C., b Jan. 16, 1889; m John H. Anders. [21-426] 2. Robert C., b Mar. 12, 1890; m Margaretta A. Renner. [21—321 ] 3. Carrie C., b Dec. 11, 1891; m Homer K. Heebner. [149-135] 4. Mayme C., b Nov. 23, 1895; m Amos K. Rothenberger. 5. Henry C., b May 25, 1900. 6. Minnie C., b Nov. 3, 1903. [21-222] ALICE M. CASSEL, b July 12, 1871; d Apr. 8, 1902; dau Mahlon H. and Lydia K. (Meschter) Cassel [21-65]; m Dec. 16, 1893, D. MELVIN ALLEBACH, s David H. and Sarah S. Allebach. Children ( 3 ): 1. Iva C., b Sept. 29, 1894. [21-427] 2. Claude C., b Aug. 22, 1896; m Anna S. Kriebel. 3. Harold C., b Nov. 1, 1901. D. Melvin Allebach married 2d time, Susan Kriebel [19-81]. [21-228] CARRIE BEAN, b Oct. 1, 1874; dau Isaiah K. and Leah (Cassel) Bean [21-67]; m June 8, 1909, ROWLAND AARON, b July 26, 1868; s John P. and Juliet (Rowland) Aaron. Insurance Agent; res. Lansdale, Pa. No issue. Rowland Aaron 1st married Laura Weidner; had dau Margaret. (1918.) [21-229] ISAIAH K. CASSEL, b Aug. 31, 1858; d Mar. 30, 1903; s Abraham H. and Lydia (Kriebel) Cassel [21-68]; m Nov. 13, 1880, SALOME H. KEELER, b July 18, 1861; dau Henry B. Keeler. Children (7); [21-428] 1. Elwood K., b Jan. 14, 1882; m Marsella K. Tyson. [21-429] 2. Lydia Mae, b Oct. 26, 1883; d Apr. 20, 1908; m William Stock. 3. Norman K., b Apr. 5, 1886; d Mar. 3, 1890. [21-430] 4. Linford K., b Oct. 1, 1887; Mary C. Cramer. 5. Nora K., b Feb. 14, 1891; Lansdale, Pa. 6. William, b Feb. 28, 1893; Lansdale, Pa. [48-138] 7. Edna K., b May 17, 1896; m Daniel L. Snyder. [21-230] MARY ANN K. CASSEL, b Oct. 1, 1860; d Aug. 1, 1898; dau Abraham H. and Lydia (Kriebel) Cassel [21-68]; m Oct. 1, 1881, WILLIAM H. KEELER, b June 3, 1857; d June 3, 1910; s Henry B. and Mary H. Keeler. One child: Anna, b July 13, 1883; d July 16, 1883. Plate 37 John S. Heebner [21-29). Susanna Kriebel Heebner [21-29]. 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Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 325 3. Harold V., b Jan. 25, 1906. 4. Earl K., b Sept. 27, 1908. 5. Ruth N., b Dec. 30, 1910. [21-354] AQUILA PRINTZ, b Mar. 28, 1878; dau William H. and Mary (Harwich) Printz [21-128]; m Mar. 8, 1905, ROBERT EDWARD McCUNE, b June 30, 1878; s William and Carrie (Maxwell) McCune. Moulder; res. 618 Spruce St., Darby, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Margaret Eloise, b Jan. 23, 1906. 2. William Kenneth, b Nov. 26, 1908; d Aug. 29, 1910. 3. Robert Edward, b Sept. 21, 1912. 4. Mildred Alvena, b Oct. 7, 1917. [21-355] BERTHA PRINTZ, b May 6, 1881 ; dau William H. and Mary (Harwich) Printz [21-128]; m Mar. 12, 1902, J. WILMER THOMPSON, b Oct. 3, 1879; s William R. and Mary (Koch) Thompson. Architect and Engineer. Res. 703 S. 60th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Evelyn Marie, b Aug. 2, 1904. 2. William Robert, b Jan. 12, 1912. [21-356] CHARLES PRINTZ, b Sept. 18, 1885; s William H. and Mary (Harwich) Printz [21-128]; m June 30, 1915, EDNA ADELINE SHIRK; dau David and Clementine (Fortney) Shirh. Teacher of Manual Training; res. 4725 Camac St., Logan, Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issue. [21-357] HARRY VERNON PRINTZ, b Oct. 30, 1888; s William H. and Mary (Harwich) Printz [21-128]; m Apr. 18, 1912, ETHEL LILLIAN TINKLER, b Sept. 2, 1888; dau Brinton J. and Mary E. (Carter) Tinhler. Tool maher, 1223 Oahwood Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Esther T., b Jan. 17, 1916. [21-358] BLANCHE ALVENA PRINTZ, b Aug. 3, 1893; dau William H. and Mary (Harwich) Printz [21-128]; in Oct. 16, 1913, SAMUEL WILSON FRANKLIN, b Mar. 27, 1883; s John Miller and Permilla (McManus) Franhlin. Mechanical-Structural Engineer; Highland Ave., Ambler, Pa. (1919.) One child: Jordon Printz, b Dec. 16, 1915. [21-358.2] ABRAM C. BRANT, b Sept. 20, 1880; s Abraham and Sallie (Cassel) Brant [21-133]; in Sept. 14, 1907, CHARLOTTE LUKENS, b Apr. 12, 1882; dau Milton R. and Anna M. (Bolton) Luhens. Farmer; res. Penn’s Parh, Buchs Co., Pa. (1921.) One child: Helen S., b July 11, 1909. [21-358.3] LIZZIE MAY BRANT, b May 21, 1882; dau Abraham and Sallie (Cassel) Brant [21-133]; m Sept. 6, 1902, REUBEN C. WEBER, b Jan. 17, 1873; s Andrew and Frances (Knipe) Weber. Dairyman; res. 117 West Elm St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) No issue. [21-358.4] ANNIE MAY WEINRICH, b May 30, 1882; dau Charles Edward and Lizzie (Cassel) Weinrich [21-134]; m WALTER LEE CASSEL, b Aug. 25, 1884. Res. 325 W. Marshall St., Norris¬ town, Pa. (1920.) One child: Ella Virginia, b June 21, 1906. [21-358.5] ELLA C. WEINRICH, b Aug. 30, 1884; dau Charles E. and Lizzie (Cassel) Weinrich [21-134]; m AMOS S. WISMER, b Apr. 19, 1885; res. 620 Noble St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Curtis Weinrich, b July 20, 1916. [21-358.6] BLANCHE RECK, b Apr. 23, 1884; dau John and Ida (Cassel) Rech [21-136]; in May 29, 1912, LEWIS W. EVANS, b June 21, 1877 ; s George D. and Clarissa (Binder) Evans. Hosiery Knitter; res. 3636 N. 19th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) No issue. [21-359] MARY ELIZABETH METZ, b Oct. 29, 1876; dau Abraham K. and Mary Jane (Fox) Metz [21-140]; m Jan. 3, 1905, WILLIAM H. DELP, b Sept. 30, 1881; s Michael W. and Cathrine (Hunsberger) Delp. Res. Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) No issue. 326 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-360] MARTHA METZ, b Sept. 3, 1878; dau Abraham K. and Mary Jane (Fox) Metz [21-140]; m Mar. 30, 1904, HARRY H. BOSSERT, b July 24, 1877; s Henry A. and Lizzie (Hallman) Bossert. Farmer; res. Lansdale, Pa., R. D. 1. (1918.) No issue. [21-361] HENRY METZ, b June 13, 1880; s Abraham K. and Mary Jane (Fox) Metz [21-140]; m Sept. 2, 1899, MARGARET SYLVANIA CRAFT, b Oct. 30, 1874; dau William and Mary Ann (Roshow) Craft. Farmer; res. Conshohocken, R. F. D. No. 2, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Elmer Craft, b Feb. 20, 1900. 2. Flora Weaver, b Aug. 18, 1901. 3. Eleonora Craft, b Aug. 21, 1903. 4. Martha M., b Oct. 22, 1905. 5. Alverda Craft, b Sept. 28, 1910. 6. Margaret Craft, b Sept. 11, 1912; d May 20, 1915. [21-362] SUSANNA METZ, b May 28, 1882; dau Abraham K. and Mary Jane (Fox) Metz [21-140]; m June 16, 1900, OSWIN S. ERB, b Nov. 9, 1876; s Reuben J. and Sarah (Sweisford) Erb. Res. North Wales, Pa. (1918.) Children {2): 1. Henry M., b Nov. 16, 1900. 2. Ella M., b Nov. 8, 1906; d Mar. 25, 1916. [21-363] ABRAHAM F. METZ, b July 28, 1884; s Abraham K. and Mary Jane (Fox) Metz [21—140] ; m Nov. 11, 1911, MARY Z. BORNEMAN, b Oct. 7, 1890; d Oct. 19, 1918; dau John and Rebecca (Zepp) Borneman. Farmer; Schwenksville, Pa., R. D. (1918.) One child: John, b Jan. 26, 1913. [21-364] EMMA METZ, b Jan. 30, 1887; dau Abraham K. and Mary Jane (Fox) Metz [21-140]; m Oct. 1, 1904, HARRY S. ERB, b May 8, 1881 ; s Reuben J. and Elizabeth (Sweisford) Erb. Farmer; res. Barto, Pa. (1918.) Children (7): 1. Mary Jane, b May 1, 1905. 2. Harry M., b Sept. 3, 1906. 3. Elsie May, b Feb. 12, 1908. 4. Irwin M., b Jan. 19, 1910. 5. Walter Jordan, b Oct. 15, 1911. 6. Elmer M., b Jan. 27, 1914. 7. Ralph Leroy, 6 Apr. 10, 1918. [21-366a] JERIAH W. METZ, b Mar. 3, 1875; s Garrett K. and Hannah E. (Saylor) Metz [21-142]; m June 15, 1898, CLARA E. FISHER, b Oct. 17, 1874; d Feb. 22, 1907; dau George W. and Susan (Colebaugh) Fisher. Children ( 3 ): 1. Joseph Saylor, b June 22, 1900. 2. Walter Garret, b Oct. 21, 1899; d Dec. 26, 1899. 3. George Edward, b Nov. 30, 1902. [21-366b] JERIAH W. METZ, same as above, m June 20, 1917, EDITH M. HOOK, b July 6, 1879; dau William and Anna Elizabeth (McCelland) Hook. No issue. Receiving clerk; res. 4457 N. 20th St., Phila. (1919.) [21-370] MARGARET MININGER, b July 11, 1880; dau Milton R. and Mary K. (Metz) Mininger [21-143]; m Dec. 13, 1902, HENRY D. FRETZ, b July 21, 1879. Farmer; res. Schwenksville, Pa., R. D. 1. (1918.) One child: Henry M., b Aug. 30, 1907. . [21-371] KATHRYN M. MININGER, b Feb. 9, 1882; dau Milton R. and Mary K. (Metz) Min¬ inger [21-143]; m Mar. 26, 1904, JOHN G. KEYSER, b Aug. 14, 1 880 ;s Nathan and Mary L. (Godshalk) Keyser. Farmer; res. Schwenksville, R. D. No. 1, Pa. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwf.nkfelder Families 327 Children (3): 1. Nathan M., h June 18, 1906 2. John M., b May 1, 1909. 3. Kathryn M., b May 15, 1913. [21-372] JOSEPH M. MININGER, b June 16, 1885; s Milton R. and Mary K. (Metz) Mininger [21-143]; m Mar. 19, 1910, MARY H. DETTRA. Laborer; res. Ambler, Pa., Ford Hook Farm. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Milton, b Nov. 21, 1910. 2. Sallie May, b Nov. 27, 1912. 3. Lizzie Etta, b Dec. 25, 1913. 4. Daizy, b Sept. 12, 1915. 5. Joseph, b Apr. 21, 1918. [21-373] MARY MININGER, b Apr. 7, 1887; dau Milton R. and Mary K. (Metz) Mininger [21-143]; m Nov. 27, 1909, LINFORD M. HALLMAN, b Aug. 25, 1889; s Isaac H. and Lydia W. (Moyer) Hallman. Conductor; res. Souderton, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Titus M., b June 26, 1910; d Feb. 13, 1911. 2. Isaac M., b May 24, 1912. 3. Lester M., b Dec. 30, 1915. 4. Bessie M., b May 28, 1917. [21-374] ABRAHAM MININGER, b June 5, 1891; s Milton R. and Mary K. (Metz) Mininger [21-143]; m Mar. 18, 1916, MATILDA Z. BOORSE, b Oct. 26, 1895; dau William K. and Sophia W. (Zepp) Boorse. Farmer; res. R. D. No. 1, Souderton, Pa. (1918.) One child: Abram B., b Oct. 16, 1917. [21-375] ALICE MININGER, b Nov. 11, 1895; dau Milton R. and Mary K. (Metz) Mininger [21-143]; m Dec. 19, 1914, CLARENCE REIFF ZIEGLER, b Feb. 27, 1893. Cox foundry mounting; res. Souderton, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Raymond, b Oct. 27, 1915; d Nov. 21, 1915. 2. John Vincent, b June 5, 1917. [21-376] MAGGIE M. HEFFENTRAGER, b June 29, 1873; dau John and Hannah K. (Metz) Heffentrager [21-144]; m July 25, 1897, PHILIP B. WILLIAMS, b July 29, 1873; s Philip and Mary D. (Brunner) Williams. Farmer; res. R. F. D. No. 1, Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): 1. John Percival H., b Feb. 27, 1898. [21-500] 2. Rosa Mae H., b Mar. 31, 1899; m Wilbur M. Stout. 3. Mary Emma H., b Mar. 3, 1902. 4. Philip Wesley H., b Nov. 19, 1903. 5. Horace Heffentrager, b Aug. 18, 1911. 6. Kenneth Arthur H., b Oct. 9, 1914. [21-378] CHESTER M. MOYER, b Feb. 4, 1881; s Joseph and Margaret K. (Metz) Moyer [21-145] ; m Jan. 10, 1903, KATIE D. DERSTINE, b June 5, 1882; daw Henry and Mary D. (Detwiler) Derstine. Farmer; res. R. D. 1, Telford, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [21-379] MAHLON M. MOYER, b Dec. 11, 1885; s Joseph and Margaret K. (Metz) Moyer [21-145]; m Nov. 7, 1908, ELLA R. SLOTTER, b Apr. 28, 1888; dau. Mahlon L. and Hannah K. (Rauschenberger) Slotter. Farmer; res. R. D. 1, Telford, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Ellis S., b June 5, 1909. 2. Edna S., b Feb. 4, 1912. 3. Milton S., b Mar. 9, 1914; d Mar. 9, 1914. 328 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-3S0] IDA METZ MOYER, b Mar. 18, 1883; dau Joseph and Margaret K. (Metz) Moyer [21-145]; m Apr. 19, 1902, FRANKLIN N. FREDERICK, b Feb. 13, 1880; s John S. and Catherine (Nyee) Frederick. Carpenter; Souderton, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Norman M. b Oct. 19, 1902. 2. Maggie M., b Apr. 6, 1905. 3. Anna M., b Sept. 29, 1908. 4. Maryetta M., b May 7, 1917. 5. Mahlon M., b Nov. 13, 1913. 6. Franklin M., b June 19, 1916. [21-381] LAURA AGNES METZ, b Sept. 7, 1887; daw John K. and Mary A. (Reiff) Metz [21-146]; m June, 1904, JOSEPH LARE, b June, 1886. Res. Markley Street, Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Burton, b Jan. 20, 1905. 2. Walter, b Nov. 19, 1907. [21-382] LINWOOD R. METZ, b Feb. 20, 1892; s John K. and Mary A. (Reiff) Metz [21-146]; m IDA LAWRENCE, b May 12, 1893; d Oct. 16, 1919; dau John and Mary Lawrence. Res., 543 Barba- does St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Merrill, b Jan. 26, 1914. 2. Linwood, b Apr. 27, 1915. 3. Harold, b Aug. 7, 1916. 4. Bertha Marie, b Sept. 4, 1919. [21-383] ELLA MAY METZ, b May 11, 1893; dau John K. and Mary A. (Reiff) Metz [21-146]; m HARRY UNDERCUFFLER. Res. 534 Barbadoes St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Divorced. Children (2): 1. Blanche, b June 20, 1912. 2. Ethel, b Sept, 10, 1913. [21-384] SAMUEL G. METZ, s Samuel Iv. and Lizzie (Gottschall) Metz [21-148] ; m 1920, AGNES WAMBOLD, dau Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wambold of Pennsburg, Pa. Res. Creamery, Pa. (1920.) One son: Donald. [Letters unans .] [21-385] JOSEPHINE BEAN, b June 18, 1868; dau Joseph and Hannah (Metz) Bean [21-149]; m May 28, 1892, FRANK CRAFT, b Dec. 26, 1867; s William and May (Roshong) Craft. Farmer; res. Cedars, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [21-501] 1. Claude, b Oct. 4, 1892; m Anna P. Keelor. [21-502] 2. Leo, b Nov. 18, 1894; m Essie B. Wampole. 3. Alverda, b Feb. 12, 1897; d Sept. 8, 1897. [21-503] 4. Mamie, b July 7, 1899; m J. Russel Kreamer; m Oct. 1, 1919. 5. Elsie, b May 29, 1904. 6. Blanche, b Feb. 17, 1911. [21-386] JACOB BEAN, b Dec. 25, 1874; s Joseph and Hannah (Metz) Bean [21-149]; m Jan. 11, 1902, KATIE MOYER, b June 26, 1877; dau Samuel and Elizabeth (Stoneback) Moyer. Market- man; res. Eagleville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Erma, b Mar. 22, 1907. [21-387] LIZZIE METZ KULP, b Dec. 7, 1873; dau Jacob C. and Lizzie C. (Metz) Kulp [21-150]; m May 27, 1893, GARRET H. BEAN, b Apr. 25, 1868; s Henry F. and Catharine T. (Hunsicker) Bean. Coal and Ice business; res. 931 Susquehanna Ave., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Russell, b July 13, 1894; d Mar. 28, 1898. 2. Jay Henry, b Nov. 27, 1895. Genealogical Recokd of the Schwenkfelder Families 329 [21-388] FRANKLIN METZ KULP, b Oct. 23, 1876; s Jacob C. and Lizzie C. (Metz) Kulp [21-150]; d Apr. 12, 1900, EMMA J. LUSTER (LEISTER), b Dec. 10, 1878; dau Jacob H. and Mary (Reed) Luster. Inspector of Government Ordnance; res. North Wales, Pa. (1918.) Franklin Kulp served one term as burgess of North Wales. Children ( 2 ): 1. Mary Beatrice, b July 25, 1901. 2. Harold, b Nov. 29, 1903. [21-3891 SYLVANUS KULP, b Jan. 22, 1880; s Jacob C. and Lizzie C. (Metz) Kulp [21-150]; m May 27, 1916, CAROLINE SCHEETZ, b Aug. 24, 1883; dau Herbert and Caroline (Menssner) Scheetz. Supt. ; res. 1844 N. 11th St., Pliila. (1918.) One child: Russel Wayne, b Apr. 19, 1917. [21-390] VIOLA KULP, b June 12, 1886; dau Jacob C. and Lizzie C. (Metz) Kulp [21-150]; m Sept. 25, 1905, FRED HURLEY LeCATES, b Jan. 18, 1886; s William W. and Margaret E. LeCates. Manager for Atlantic Refining Co.; res. Seaford, Del. (1918.) No issiie. [21-391] HIRAM L. METZ, b Nov. 28, 1880; s Franklin C. and Mary Ellen (Loux) Metz [21-151]; m June 7, 1911, ESTHER C. WARNER, b June 27, 1890; dau John and Caroline (Swenson) Warner. Farmer; res. Siren, Wis. (1918.) No issue. [21-392] MARY L. HALTEMAN, b Jan. 20, 1891; dau Henry M. and Catharine B. (Grubb) Halteman [21-152]; m Dec. 20, 1911, AMMOND C. LUDWIG, b Apr. 11, 1888; s Jerome B. and Saloma (Cassel) Ludwig. Grocer; Collegeville, Pa. (1918.) One child: Mildred H., b Jan. 19, 1913. [21-393] LINWOOD H. HUNSBERGER, b July 10, 1878; s Joseph H. and Martha S. (Heebner) Hunsberger [21-154]; m Mar. 27, 1901, REBECCA MATZ, b Dec. 13, 1881; dau David and Emily (Rapine) Matz. Manager, livery and garage; res. 650 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Beatrice, b Oct. 6, 1903. 2. Mildred, b Dec. 16, 1904. [21-394] HARRY HUNSBERGER, b Apr. 7, 1881; s Joseph H. and Martha S. (Heebner) Huns¬ berger [21-154]; m KATHARINE IRENE SCHULTZ, b May 24, 1880; dau Chester Iv. and Margaret H. (Grater) Schultz [149-100]. Res. 756 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) At least one child: [21-503.1] Marion, rn Joseph Everett Williams. [21-395] MINERVA H. HUNSBERGER, b July 23, 1884; dau Joseph H. and Martha S. (Heebner) Hunsberger [21—154]; m Oct. 4, 1911, ALFRED LEWIS HALLMAN, b Apr. 28, 1883; d Mar. 4, 1913; s Dallas H. and Mary S. (Felton) Hallman. Res. R. F. D. No. 3, Norristown, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [21-396] LILLIE H. ROSENBERGER, b Dec. 17, 1879; dau Jacob S. and Annie G. (Heebner) Rosenberger [21-156]; m Mar. 10, 1900, BENJAMIN M. LANDIS, b Feb. 23, 1876. Farmer; res. Telford, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Annie R., b Feb. 14, 1901. 2. Elmer R., b Aug. 2, 1903. [21-397] HORACE H. ROSENBERGER, b Sept, 13, 1881; s Jacob and Annie G. (Heebner) Rosenberger [21-156]; m Sept. 20, 1902, MINERVA L. SOUDER, b Jan. 20, 1881; dau Christian G. Souder. Cigar maker; res. 54 Franklin Ave., Souderton, Pa. (1917.) Children (3): 1. Norman S., b July 23, 1903; d Oct. 1, 1905. 2. Jacob S., b Dec. 6, 1906. 3. Elizabeth S., b Sept. 24, 1909. 330 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-398] JACOB H. ROSENBERGER, b Aug. 2, 1885; s Jacob and Annie G. (Heebner) Rosen- berger [21-156]; m Sept. 21, 1908, ANNA SWARTZ; dau Edwin Swartz. Cigar maker; res. Souderton, Pa, (1917.) One child: Elizabeth, b Apr. 11, 1908. [21-399] EDWIN H. ROSENBERGER, b Feb. 2, 1888; ,s Jacob and Annie G. (Heebner) Rosen- berger [21-156]; m Nov. 3, 1906, ESTELLA FITZGERALD, b May 22, 1889; dau Charles Fitzgerald. Cigarmaker; res. Souderton, Pa, (1917.) Children (5): 1. Norman F., b June 22, 1906. 2. Pearl F., b Dec. 22, 1907. 3. Lena F., b Nov. 16, 1909. 4. Verna F., b May 31, 1911. 5. Edward F., b Oct. 12, 1916. [21-401] ALVIN H. ALDERFER, b Aug. 14, 1884; s Lewis S. and Mary Ellen (Heebner) Alderfer [21-157]; m Aug. 22, 1908, DELLA KRATZ, b 1883; dau Frank Kratz. Bookkeeper; 2912 N. 23rd St., Phila. (1917.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Alvin K., b June 20, 1911. 2. Kathryn Maria, b Sept. 23, 1915. [21-402] HORACE L. HEEBNER, b Dec. 4, 1884; .s Daniel G. and Sarah G. (Landes) Heebner [21—1 58a] ; m Apr. 11, 1908, CATHARINE M. NICE, b Oct. 23, 1886; d Feb. 15, 1920; dau Henry M. and Lizzie K. (Moyer) Nice.. Farmer; res. R. F. D. 1, Hatfield, Pa. (1920.) One child: Waldo N., b July 16, 1910. [21-403] JACOB L. HEEBNER, b Nov. 10, 1887; s Daniel G. and Sarah G. (Landes) Heebner [21-158a]; m Nov. 17, 1899, STELLA D. SHELLENBERGER, b Feb. 3, 1888; dau Leidy and Mary Ellen (Detwiler) Shellenberger. Drayman; res. 50 Susquehanna Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [21-404] ABRAM L. HEEBNER, b Mar. 3, 1891; s Daniel G. and Sarah G. (Landes) Heebner [21— 1 58a] ; m June 12, 1913, SUSAN N. FREED, b Mar. 7, 1892; dau Eleazer A. and Susan L. (Nice) Freed. Farmer; res. Telford, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Earle F., b July 18, 1915; d Oct. 4, 1916. 2. Steward F., b Apr. 5, 1917. 3. Margaret F., b Aug. 5, 1919. [21-406] HERMAN M. HEEBNER, b Sept. 13, 1896; s George K. and Elizabeth Katherine (Medicke) Heebner [21-159]; m May 7, 1918, EVELYN BARBARA HILLMAN, b Aug. 22, 1896; dau Charles W. and Louisa (Boland) Hillman. Bookkeeper; res. 215 Llanerch Ave., Llanerch, Pa. (1920.) Herman Heebner served as 1st Class Seaman in the World War. He was stationed at Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Chicago, Ill. He was discharged, Jan. 31, 1919. Children (2): 1. Elizabeth Katherine, b Jan. 30, 1920. 2. George Kriebel, 3rd, b June 7, 1922. [21-407] FRANK MEDICKE HEEBNER, b Apr. 18, 1898; s George K. and Elizabeth Catherine (Medicke) Heebner [21-159] ; m June 29, 1918, JENNIE E. MORRISON, b Jan. 19, 1892 ; dau Thomas F. and Mary A. (Dickson) Morrison. Sheet Metal Worker; res. 2956 N. 15th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Frank Heebner served with the Merchant Marine on the training ships Meade and Cobb during the World War. He was discharged, Feb. 4, 1919. One child: Frank Morrison, b Feb., 1921. [21-408] CLETA M. HECKLER, b Sept. 30, 1894; dau Romanus and Susanna A. (Heebner) Heckler [21-164a]; m Feb. 9, 1918, HAROLD Y. PLATT, b Sept. 2, 1896; s Robert and Sallie (Yost) Platt. Electrician; res. 129 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 331 [21-408.1] EDITH HECKLER, b June 4, 1898; dau Romanus and Susanna A. (Heebner) Heckler [2 1-1 64a] ; m Jan. 1, 1919, JAMES DEVEAUX MIFFLIN, of Columbia, Pa. [21-409] MARTHA RAY HOUCK, b Nov. 12, 1879; dau William and Susanna (Cassel) Houck [21-167]; m July 16, 1910, JOHN HENRY SHINGLER, b Nov. 8, 1872; s Clarence and Phoebe (Wingard) Shingler. Farmer; res. Norristown, Pa., R. D. No. 3. (1919.) No issue. [21-410] AMANDA HOUCK, b Aug. 11, 1872; d May 16, 1890; dau Reuben and Mary Snyder (Erb) Houck [21-168]; m CHARLES FARRINGTON. One child: [21-504] Mary, b Mar. 14, 1890; m Wellington Bustard. [21-411] DR. JOHN B. LOWNES, b June 2, 1886; s Charles and Mary C. (Heist) Lownes [21-172] ; m Sept. 11, 1907, KATHRYN D. WEIS, b Mar. 24, 1886; dau John and Wilhelmina Weis. Physician; res. 1849 North 19th St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) Dr. Lownes graduated from the Jefferson Medical College in 1902; began private practice, limited to urology, Aug., 1907. He has addressed and demonstrated genito urinary surgery at the Medical Arts Bldg., and Jefferson Medical College. He is Urologist at the Germantown Hospital. [21-413] ABRAHAM B. DETWILER, b Aug. 8, 1878; s Jacob C. and Annie M. (Bean) Detwiler [21-178]: m June 4, 1901, JULIA PEDRICK, b Mar. 22, 1876; dau George and Elizabeth Pedrick. Clerk; res. 1129 Princess Ave., Camden, N. J. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. George P., b May 6, 1903. 2. Irene E., b Nov. 24, 1906. [21-414] RUSSELL K. DETWILER, b Aug. 26, 1901 ; s Isaiah C. and Margaret (Kugler) Detwiler [21-181]; m EDNA SCHAEFFER, b Nov. 23, 1899; dau Benjamin and Sarah (Rauch) Schaeffer. Res. Collegeville, Pa. (1921.) No issue. [21-414.1] SAMUEL D. MILLER, b Mar. 28, 1889; s David H. and Ann Rebecca (Detwiler) Miller [21—182] ; m Sept. 11, 1912, BELLE MORGAN, b Sept. 26, 1888; dau Theodore and Fannie (Brower) Morgan. Dairy Products Mfg. ; res. 102 West Freedley St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Samuel D., b Dec. 17, 1916. [21-414.2] J. TYSON MILLER, b Jan. 23, 1891; s David H. and Ann Rebecca (Detwiler) Miller [21-182]; m Sept. 18, 1913, EVELYN DETWILER, b Dec. 12, 1890; dau Abraham and Camilla G. (Haws) Detwiler. Line foreman; res. Haws Ave. and Oak St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [21-415] FLORENCE D. GOULDEY, b Nov. 2, 1887; dau Isaiah C. and Almira T. (Detwiler) Gouldey [21-183] ; m HARRY H. HALLMAN, b June 17, 1883 ; s Joseph S. and Ellen (Heist) Hallman. Wire chief; res. 2837 North 24th St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Albert, b Mar. 31, 1909. 2. Edith, b May 4, 1915. 3. Harry, b Apr. 12, 1921. [21-416] ANDREW P. GOULDEY, b Dec. 6, 1891; s Isaiah C. and Almira Tyson (Detwiler) Gouldey [21-183]; m Nov. 27, 1919, CORA H. HALLMAN, b Jan. 29, 1889; dau Joseph S. and Ellen H. (Heist) Hallman. Sheet metal worker; res. 2839 N. 24th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) No issue. [21-417] ISAIAH D. GOULDEY, b Feb. 6, 1894; s Isaiah C. and Almira Tyson (Detwiler) Gouldey [21-183]; m Dec. 6, 1919, REBECCA M. RADER, b May 9, 1901; dau Edward and Anna (Haring) Rader. Farmer; res. Collegeville, Pa. (1921.) No issue. [21-418] GRACE M. GOULDEY, b Dec. 29, 1897; dau Isaiah C. and Almira Tyson (Detwiler) Gouldey [21-183]; m Nov. 26, 1919, WILMER C. TYSON, b Oct. 21, 1896; s Elwood F. and Esther A. (Cassel) Tyson. Machinist; res. Collegeville, Pa. (1921.) No issue. Genealogical Record of ihe Schwenkfelder Families 332 [21-419] MARION CUSTER, b July 16, 1890; dau Urias D. and Anna (Hallman) Custer [21-187]; rn June 18, 1913, RAYMOND K. STRITZINGER. b Dec. 15, 1888; s Lewis G. Stritzinger. Res. 107 W. Fornance Street, Norristown, Pa. (1917.) One child: Robert Lewis, b Oct. 11, 1914. [21-420] MAY H. HUNSICKER, b May 1, 1886; dan Melvin T. and Ella D. (Hunsicker) Hunsicker [21-190]; m Apr. 26, 1911, BRAINERD HENRY GEISE, b .July 22. 1885; .s Simon and Mary Anna Geise. Y. M. C. A. Secretary; res. 26 Freedley St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Florence Geraldine, b Mar. 30, 1913. 2. Helen Beatrice, b Feb. 10, 1918. [21-421] STELLA K. HUNSICKER, b Mar. 5, 1877; dau Garret F. and Ida J. (Keeley) Hunsicker [21-191]; m Sept. 19, 1899, REV. GEORGE WILLIAM GENSZLER, b July 4, 1867; s Henry A. and Henrietta (Faszbinder) Genszler. Pastor Eng. Lutheran Church at Racine; res. 1013 Center St., Racine, Wis. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Henrietta C., b June 16, 1900. 2. Garret F., b May 24, 1903. 3. Stella Marjorie, b Mar. 18, 1906. 4. M. Dorothy, b Aug. 10, 1911. 5. George Win., Jr., b Nov. 2, 1915. [21-422] MARION DETWILER, b Apr. 29, 1893; dau Charles H. and Alice (Stauffer) Detwiler [21-195]; m Sept. 22, 1917, EDWARD E. EMMERS, b Dec. 20, 1891; s Ernest and Mary (Wilson) Emmers. Bookkeeper; res. 354 Washington St., Royersford, Pa. (1920.) Edward Emmers was a corporal in the World War, served in France in Co. G., 316th Infantry. [21-422.1] HELEN R. DETWILER, b Oct. 22, 1895; dau Warren H. and Ella (Van Horn) Detwiler [21-200]; m Nov. 19, 1921, F. FURMAN BETTS, s Mr. and Mrs. B. Franklin Betts of Germantown, Phila., Pa. (1921.) [21-423] PAULINE DETWILER, b July 17, 1897; dau Michael H. and Ella (Yeagle) Detwiler [21- 202] nr, Oct. 16, 1915, WILLIAM PIERSON, b Feb. 8, 1882; s Martin and Kristine (Kristianson) Pierson. Machinist; res. 869 Ringgold St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) No issue. [21-423.1] HELEN DETWILER BADER, b Aug.' 9, 1898; dau Frank E. and Mary A. (Detwiler) Bader [21-203]; m Oct. 20, 1920, JOHN ROBARTS YOST, b July 20, 1889; s John Adams and Mary Virginia (Robarts) Yost. Real estate broker; res. 230 Second Ave., Phoenixville, Pa. (1922.) John Robarts Yost enlisted in the Pa. National Guard, July 19, 1917 ; commissioned Sept. 22, 1917, as 2nd Lieut. Artillery; commissioned 1st Lieut., March 18, 1918; assigned to Co. C, 103rd Ammuni¬ tion Train, 28th Div. He served over seas with the 28th Div.; discharged May 19, 1919. [21-424] HARVEY CARL DETWILER, b Jan. 31, 1897; s Harvey A. and Harriet (Henshaw) Detwiler [21-208]; m May 25, 1920, MILDRED ANNA EASTON, b May 22, 1896; dau William Nelson and Sarah (Schafer) Easton. Chemist; res. Norristown, Pa. (1922.) One child: Sarah Easton, b Nov. 28, 1921. Harvey Carl Detwiler was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry, at Fort Niagara, N. Y., Aug. 15, 1917, and was assigned to and served with the 316th Regiment of Infantry for the duration of the World War. He took part in the following engagements: Sector 304, Battle Montfaucon, Troyon sector, Grand Montaigne, Battle of Hill No. 378. Lieut. Detwiler was commissioned 1st Lieutenant on Oct. 23, 1918, and was honorably discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., July 15, 1919 [21-425] HENRY STOVER CASSEL, b May 20, 1889; s Maris Vernon and Laura Bella (Pierson) Cassel [21-216]; m May 19, 1915, FRANCIS CECELIA OTTERSTETTER, b Oct. 19, 1893; dau Jacob F. and Fannie C. (Braun) Otterstetter. Farmer; res. Gratersford, Pa. (1918.) One child: Henry Stover, Jr., b Nov. 1, 1915. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 333 [21-426] ROBERT C. BENNER, b Mar. 12, 1890; s Milton B. and Minnie M. (Cassel) Benner [21-221] ; m Jan. 15, 1916, MARGARETTA A. RENNER, b May 1, 1894; dau John K. Renner. Cattle Dealer; res. Kulpsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2); 1. Merrill R., b June 24, 1916. 2. Rowena R., b Apr. 8, 1918 [21-427] CLAUDE C. ALLEBACH, b Aug. 22, 1896; s D. Melvin and Alice M. (Cassel) Allebach [21-222]; m May 25, 1918, ANNA S. KRIEBEL, b June 3, 1894; dau Hiram K. and Elizabeth (Snyder) Kriebel [25-193]. Farm Laborer; res. R. D. No. 1, Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) [21-428] ELWOOD K. CASSEL, b Jan. 14, 1882; s Isaiah K. and Salome H. (Keeler) Cassel [21-229]; m Mar. 31, 1904, MARSELLA K. TYSON, 6 Aug. 6, 1883; dau Isaac II. and Marsella Kepler Tyson. Carpenter; res. Skippack, Pa. (1917.) Children (5): 1. Florence Margaret, b Aug. 8, 1904. 2. Frances Elenora T., b Jan. 26, 1906. 3. Jacob Newton T., b Feb. 3, 1908. 4. William Copeland, b Feb. 4, 1910. 5. Atwood T., b May 3, 1912. [21-429] LYDIA MAE CASSEL, b Oct. 26, 1883; d Apr. 20, 1908; dau Isaiah K. and Salome H. (Keeler) Cassel [21-229]; m Nov. 8, 1905, WILLIAM STOCK. One child: Melvin Cassel, b Sept. 5, 1907; d June 2, 1908. [21M30] LINFORD K. CASSEL, b Oct. 1, 1887; s Isaiah K. and Salome H. (Keeler) Cassel [21-229] ; m Nov. 12, 1910, MARY C. CRAMER; b June 29, 1889; dau Edwin R. and Susan M. (Conver) Cramer. Farmer; Schwenksville, Pa., R. D. 1. (1918.) No issue. [21-431] DAVID WELLS CASSEL, b May 18, 1894 ; s Andrew I. and Emma (Wells) Cassel [21-237] ; m Nov. 25, 1918, HELEN KERNOHAN, b Feb. 25, 1893; dau John A. and Isabel (McCormick) Kerno- han. Auto parts Salesman; res. 31 Oak Ave., East Lansdowne, Pa. (1920.) One Child: Jean Helen, b Feb. 11, 1920. [21-431.1] CHARLES R. RIDINGTON, b July 16, 1893; s Richard M. and Mary E. (Cassel) Riding- ton [21-240]; m Aug. 19, 1922, HELEN NEWBURY, dau George and Isabel Newbury. Mrs. Riding- ton is a graduate of Brown University. Real Estate and accounting, 157 S. Broad St., Lansdale, Pa. (1922.) [21-431.2] LAWRENCE C. K. RIDINGTON, s Richard M. and Mary E. (Cassel) Ridington [21-240]; m Apr. 26, 1922, CLAUDIA WILSON. Auditor for Stanley Booking Co.; res. 2104 N. 15th St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) [21-431. 5a] MARY I. LONGACRE, b Aug. 21, 1863; dau Matthias R. and Mary J. (Goodwin) Longacre [21-247. la]; m D. EDGAR KERN, b Jan. 16, 1855; d Aug. 19, 1904. One child: [21-504.1] Grace, m - Haas; Philadelphia, Pa. [Letters unans; unable to complete or verify.} [21-431. 5b] MARY I. (LONGACRE) KERN, same as above, m 2d time, WILLIAM GARFIELD, b Aug. 19, 1858. Res. Phila., Pa. [Letters unans; unable to complete or verify.} [21-431.6] ALBERT LONGACRE, b Jan. 7, 1878; s Matthias R. and Mary J. (Goodwin) Longacre [21-247. la]; m LIZZIE HORNER. Res. 514 Sheridan Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.} 334 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 2 ): 1. Betty, d aged 2 yrs. 2. Albert, b ab. 1903. [Data furnished by Mrs. Milton Benner. ] [21—431.7] EDITH V. LONGACRE, b May 21, 1887; dau Matthias R. and Mary J. (Vanderbilt) Longacre [21-247.1b]; m Apr. 29, 1917, JOHN WILLIAM SIMPSON, b Apr. 5, 1887; .s James B. and Edna D. (Bryant) Simpson. Smelter and oil man; res. R. D. No. 1, Box 48, Ventura, Cal. (1922.) No issue. [21-431.8] MABEL R. LONGACRE, b Jan. 11, 1891; dau Matthias R. and Mary J. (Vanderbilt) Longacre [21-247. lb]; m Sept. 29, 1919, LEE MURRAY, b Sept. 29, 1887. Oil man; res. R. D. No. 1, Box 1, Ventura, Cal. (1922.) One son: Richard Lee, b Oct. 21, 1921. 2. Cora, b Jan. 8, 1878; d Aug. 8, 1921; m [21-431. 10a] ALICE G. BENNER, b Feb. 5, 1858; dau Milton and Anndora (Longacre) Benner [21-247.3]; m Feb. 5, 1876, in Phila., EDWARD P. CHAMPLIN, of Jonesville, Mich. (1922.) Children (6): 1. Edward, b Dec. 13, 1876; d in infancy. | 1. William Dereiser. I 2. Harry J. Ringler. 3. Anna G., b Dec. 19, 1880; m James E. Hamilton. 4. Infant, b 1881; d in infancy. 5. Infant, d in infancy. 6. Lola, b Feb. 20, 1883; she is now Sec’y of the State Board of Vocational Education, Capitol Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (1921.) [21-431. 10b] ALICE G. (BENNER) CHAMPLIN, same as above, m 2d time, in 1902, HARRY FROST of Brooklyn, N. Y. No issue. [Data furnished by Mrs. Milton Benner .] [21-504. 2a] [21-504.2b] [21-504.3] [21-431.11] IDA M. BENNER, b Feb. 3, 1860; dau Milton and Anndora (Longacre) Benner [21—247.3] ; m May 25, 1881, GROSVENOR C. VARNUM, b Aug. 28, 1857; s Richard S. and Harriet (Champlin) Varnum. Druggist; res. Jonesville, Mich. (1921.) One child: [21-504.4] Harriet C., b Dec. 17, 1883; m J. Herbert Wickman. [21-431.12] IRENE LONGAKER, b Oct. 23, 1864; dau Davis B. and Phebe H. (Bowen) Longaker [21-247.4]; m FRANCIS D. MAXWELL, b Dec. 21, 1854; s Francis H. and Katharine (Whitman) Maxwell. Res. 64 East Greenwood Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. (1922.) Mr. Maxwell was for many years engaged in the printing business, but is now connected with a Philadelphia bank. Irene Longaker Maxwell has been for many years prominently engaged in the work of Women’s Clubs in Delaware County, Pa. She has taken an active part in promoting reform movements and in developing interests for the betterment of women. She also manages several sea shore hotels. Children (2): [21-504.8] 1. Grace, b Oct. 1, 1886; m George W. Curtis. 2. Frances Helen, b Feb. 28, 1 896 ; Lansdowne, Pa. Frances Maxwell is a graduate of Swarth- more College and is engaged in Chautauqua work of the Swarthmore Chautauqua. [21-431.13] HARRY B. LONGAKER, b Jan. 23, 1867; s Davis B. and Phoebe (Bowen) Longaker [21-247.4]; m Feb. 1907, ALICE H. HOWARD, b Nov. 3,0, 1866; dau George and Jane (Dryadel) Howard. Decorator; res. 823 North 25th St., Philadelphia, Pa. No issue. (1922.) [21-431.15] ADDIE M. LONGACRE, b May 28, 1874; dau Henry Dewees and Phoebie P. (Vander¬ bilt) Longacre [21-247.5]; m Dec. 3, 1896, ROBERT W. PINNER, b July 31, 1874; s William and Sarah (Shockley) Pinner. Real estate and insurance business; res. 6 North Second St., Camden, N. J. (1922.) Children {3): 1. Felton R., b 1898; 2735 Mickle St., Camden, N. J. 2. Warren E., b 1900; 2735 Mickle St., Camden, N. J. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 335 3. Robert H., b 1904; 2735 Mickle St., Camden, N. J. Felton R. Pinner served in the Merchant Marine during the World War. [21-431.16] EDWARD C. LONGACRE, b Mar. 17, 1886, s Henry D. and Phoebie P. (Vanderbilt) Longacre [21-247.5]; m MABEL BRILL, b Feb. 13, 1886; dau John and Emily L. Brill. Res. Camden, N. J. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Mildred Ruth, b Aug. 12, 1910. 2. Edward C., b May 31, 1914. 3. Doris Mabel, b Nov. 30, 1919. [21-431.17] HARRY V. LONGACRE, b Jan. 14, 1889; s Henry D. and Phoebie P. (Vanderbilt) Longacre [21-247.5]; m IDA MYERS, b Oct. 3, 1892. Res. Camden, N. J. (1922.) [21-432a] MARY ADA REIFF, b Mar. 28, 1866; dau William M. and Emma C. (Barr) Reiff [21-248] ; m Nov. 27, 1890, J. MORRIS HIGH, b Dec. 9, 1866, d June 22, 1899; s Ezra and Amelia (Detweiler) High. Letter Carrier; res. 906 23rd St., Watervliet, N. Y. (1919.) Children (3): [21-505] 1. William Ralph, b Aug. 17, 1895; m Martha J. Crossley. 2. Edna Reiff, b Apr. 13,- 1898; d July 23, 1899. [21 -432b] MARY ADA (REIFF) HIGH, same as above; m 2d time, Sept. 6, 1913, ARTHUR M. ALDRICH, b July 3, 1860. Tool designer; res. Watervliet, N. Y. (1919.) No issue. [21-433] WILLIAM HOWARD REIFF, b Sept. 26, 1871 ; s William M. and Emma C. (Barr) Reiff [21—248] ; m Jan. 15, 1896, MARY BARBARA GEISER, b Oct. 30, 1869; dau Christopher and Clara (Thieman) Geiser. Engineer of Tests; res. 420 S. 12th St., Lebanon, Pa. (1918.) One child: [21-506] Leona Marie, b Aug. 25, 1897; m Joseph DiNunzio. [21 -434a] MORRIS WEISNER REIFF, b May 22, 1871 ; s George Henry and Clara Isabella (Gift) Reiff [21-249] ; m June 29, 1893, ELIZABETH IDELLA HILL ROWLAND. Elizabeth Idella Hill was adopted by a Mr. and Mrs. Rowland, who gave her their name and she was married under the name of Rowland. Children (2): [21-507] 1. Helen Marie, b Apr. 26, 1894; m Harvey C. Lewis. [21-508]. 2. Edith May, b May 10, 1896; m Daniel Bard. [21 -434b] MORRIS WEISNER REIFF, same as above, m 2d time, Aug. 9, 1912, EMMA CLINE DAILEY, b Feb. 13, 1867; dau Lewis Anniaus and Anna Eliza (Miller) Dailey. Railroader; res. 620 Wyoming St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) [21-438] MAUDE A. REIFF, b Dec. 20, 1883; dau George Henry and Clara I. (Gift) Reiff [21-249] ; m June 24, 1905, JOHN M. JACOBS, b Aug. 22, 1875; s Rhoadanis H. and Margarite J. (Slick) Jacobs. Railroader; res. Allentown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Irene B., b Aug. 10, 1906. [21-439] CLAUDE S. REIFF, b Dec. 17, 1881 ; s Irwin B. and Mary E. (Scheetz) Reiff [21-250] ; m Mar. 23, 1907, CARRIE E. BECHTEL, b Sept. 24, 1881; dau David and Kathern (Richards) Bechtel. Machinist; res. 531 N. 12th St., Reading, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [21-440] ELSIE MAY REIFF, b May 9, 1883; dau Irwin B. and Mary E. (Scheetz) Reiff [21-250]; m Aug. 23, 1906, HARRY C. BECKER, b Aug. 8, 1882; s George and Susan (High) Becker. Clerk; res. 411 N. 12th St., Reading, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [2 1-44 la] DAVID WINFIELD KEYSER, b Apr. 2, 1872; s David B. and Anna Elizabeth (Roberts) Keyser [21-251]; m Sept. 6, 1905, MARTHA B. GRATER, b Apr. 28, 1883; d Apr. 13, 1916; dau Elias T. and Sara W. (Bergey) Grater. Carriage Painter. One child: Edwin G. b June 25, 1907. 336 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-441b] DAVID WINFIELD KEYSER, same as above, m 2d time Mar. 27, 1920, SALLIE W. PENNAPACKER, b Sept. 12, 1879; dau Rein D. and Mary E. (Weidemoyer) Pennapacker. Res. Gratersford, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [21-442] JOHN ROBERTS KEYSER, b May 8 1874; d Feb. 1, 1901; s David B. and Anna E. (Roberts) Keyser [21-251]; m Oct. 14, 1896, LIZZIE L. HUNSICKER, dau Daniel M. and Kate (Lan¬ dis) Hunsicker. John R. Keyser was a carriage painter; Center Point, Pa. No issue. [21-443] ESTELLA MAY KEYSER, b Feb. 16, 1880; dau David B. and Anna E. (Roberts) Key¬ ser [21-251] ; m Apr. 10, 1909, ALVIN B. HATFIELD, b Apr. 3, 1882 ; s Frank and Hannah E. (Bossert) Hatfield. Machinist; res. 1325 W. Wishart St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Harold Keyser, b June 12, 1910; d Dec. 16, 1910. 2. Anna Eileen, b Jan. 20, 1912. 3. Alvin Keyser, b Mar. 27, 1914. [21-444] FLORENCE MAY CASSELBERRY, b Sept. 25, 1878; dau John H. and Clara (Gouldy) Casselberry [21-258]; m June 30, 1903, WARREN H. GRATER. Res. Trappe, Pa. (1917.) Children (3): 1. Hazel Mae, b May 27, 1905. 2. Adelaide Florence, b June 13, 1910. 3. Kathryn Alma, b Dec. 5, 1914. [21-446] J. STROUD WEBER, b Apr. 9, 1883; s Dr. Matthias Y. and Ann R. (Casselberry) Weber [21-259] ; m June 26, 1909, ELMA M. PHILIPS, b Dec. 13, 1881 ; dau Judson G. and Mary S. (Penny- packer) Philips. Lawyer; 106 Franklin Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [21-447] MORGAN C. WEBER, b Nov. 27, 1884; s Dr. Matthias Yost and Ann R. (Casselberry) Weber [21-259] ; m June 7, 1911, SARAH H. BEAN, b Jan. 6, 188Q]dau John F. and Sarah H. (Hallman) Bean. Clerk; res. Evansburg, Pa. (1921.) One child: Harold Bean, b July 27, 1916. [21-448] ALICE R. WEBER, b Mar. 5, 1886; dau Dr. Matthias Y. and Anna R. (Casselberry) Weber [21-259]; m Apr. 25, 1907, FRANK S. BALLENTINE, b Aug. 5, 1883; s Frank S. and Emily (Slocum) Ballentine. Manager, fertilizer business; res. Fort Myers, Florida. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Emily Slocum, b Feb. 11, 1908. 2. Mattis Weber, b Mar. 10, 1909. 3. Corbin Chrisman, b Apr. 13, 1911. 4. Alice Casselberry, b Oct. 25, 1913. 5. Howard Kerner, b Dec. 12, 1915. [21-449] DOROTHY A. WEBER, b Aug. 25, 1894; dau Dr. Matthias Yost and Ann R. (Cassel¬ berry) Weber [21-259] ; m Feb. 21, 1917, ISAAC B. HECKLER, b June 13, 1894; s Mahlon and Emma (Boehner) Heckler. Farmer; res. North Wales, Pa. (1920.) One child: Isaac Weber, b Mar. 9, 1918. [21-451] MARY AMELIA CASSELBERRY, b Apr. 16, 1893; dau Christopher Wigton and Rebecca T. (Miller) Casselberry [21-260]; m Jan. 18, 1913, WILSON S. UNDERCOFFLER, b Nov. 3, 1892; 6- J. B. Undercoffler. (1917.) Lower Providence, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Herbert Llewellyn, b July 27, 1914. 2. Myrtle, b June 5, 1916. [21-452] LEROY CASSELBERRY TRUCKSESS, b Sept. 10, 1888; s Irwin S. and Catharine J. (Casselberry) Trucksess [21-261]; rn Oct. 9, 1912, ANNA M. LIST, b Mar. 1, 1892; dau William and Jennie List. Res. 128 W. Haines St., Germantown, Phila., Pa. (1917.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 337 Children (3): 1. Jennie May, h Aug. 30, 1913; d Nov. 12, 1914. 2. Catharine Ruth, b Nov. 5, 1914. 3. Charles Edward, b May 20, 1916. [21-453] CLARENCE CASSELBERRY TRUCKSESS, b Nov. 14, 1891; s Irwin S. and Catharine J. (Casselberry) Trucksess [21-261]; m Sept. 28, 1912, HELEN L. REINHART, b July 18, 1892; d July 21, 1915; dau Frederic and Mary Reinhart. Res. 5906 McCallum St., Germantown, Phila., Pa. (1917.) Children (3): 1. Anna Casselberry, b Mar. 11, 1913; d July 11, 1913. 2. George Anders Reinhart, b Jan. 4, 1915. [21-454] NORRIS BURR TRUCKSESS, b Dec. 12, 1893; s Irwin S. and Catharine J. (Cassel¬ berry) Trucksess [21—261] ; m Oct. 22, 1911, HAZEL B. LEWIS, b July 23, 1896; d June 25, 1915; dau Alvin and Clara Lewis. Res. 5906 McCallum St., Phila., Pa. (1917.) One child: Norris Irwin, b Aug. 7, 1912; d Feb. 16, 1913. [21-455] IVAN R. TRUCKSESS, b Mar. 16, 1896; s Irwin S. and Catharine J. (Casselberry) Trucksess [21-261]; m Aug. 3, 1917, ANNA C. KAZENWADEL, b Sept. 25, 1894; dau Gottlob Kazenwadel. Driver; 5906 McCallum St., Germantown, Phila., Pa. (1917.) [21-456] ELIZABETH KOONS CASSELBERRY, b July 28, 1892; dau Theodore M. and Mary S. (Koons) Casselberry [21-262]; m Apr. 28, 1917, FREDERICK J. MICHEL, b Apr. 29, 1893; s Elias and Anna (Weaver) Michel. Bookkeeper; res. 1716 Francis St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: Dorothy Elizabeth, b Sept. 5, 1918. [21-457] AMY J. H. EVANS, b July 10, 1891; dau George W. and S. Irene (Heebner) Evans [21-264]; rn Oct. 4, 1910, CLEMENT M. SCHWENK, b Aug. 25, 1885. Res. 1004 Green St., Norris¬ town, Pa. (1918.) One child: Sarah Irene, b Mar. 24, 1912. [21-458] CATHARINE HART SPENCER, b Oct. 8, 1890; dau Robert and Florence (Hart) Spencer [21-268]; m June 23, 1917, DUDLEY MILLS BAKER, b Mar. 23, 1887; s Frank Woods and Jennie Porter (Mills) Baker. Manufacturer; res. 4 Auburn Court, Brookline, Mass. (1919.) One child: Dudley Mills, Jr., b Nov. 12, 1918. [21-459] CARMEN CETIA CHRISTINA HEEBNER, b Apr. 10, 1898; dau Christopher and Priscilla (Dotterer) Heebner, Jr. [21-271]; m Sept. 25, 1916, RONALD C. MOORE, b Dec. 4, 1896; s Elroy John and Dora W. (Conard) Moore. Physician; 1418 Powell St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) One child: John Lee, b June 30, 1917. [21-460] CARRIE BOWMAN, daw Norwood and Ada G. (Kurtz) Bowman [21-273]; m WIN¬ FIELD RENNARD. [ Unable to complete or verify.} One child: Mary. [21-461] ISAAC WAYNE KURTZ, b May 15, 1891; s D. Wilmont and Annie (Spare) Kurtz [21-274]; m June 10, 1913, LILLIAN KEITH, adopted by a relative. Res. Gay St., Phoenixville, Pa. One child: Wayne, b Sept. 7, 1920. [21-463] MAMIE KURTZ, b Aug. 10, 1888; dau Ambrose E. B. and Katie (Boyle) Kurtz [21-276]; m HARRY DEVINE. [ Unable to complete or verify .] One child: Katherine, b Apr. 15, 1916. [21-464] IOLA LUSTER KURTZ, b June 30, 1893; dau U. S. Grant and Etta (Luster) Kurtz [21-277]; m June 5, 1915, HARRY CONKLIN SCOTT, b Feb. 10, 1895; s George Henry and Millie (Curtis) Scott. Machinist; res. 631 Adams Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. (1919.) One child: Lois Clara; b Oct. 12, 1916. 338 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-465] CHARLES A. KURTZ, b May 17, 1895; s U. S. Grant and Etta (Luster) Kurtz [21-277] ; m June 24, 1916, BEATRICE MAY SCHUYLER, b Apr. 18, 1897; dau Adam Sherwood and Cora Catherine (Leats) Schuyler. Machinist; res. 659 Adams Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Russell Grant, b May 5, 1917. 2. Raymond Charles, b May 10, 1918. 3. Evelyn Beatrice, b Oct. 27, 1919. [21-467] GRACE HEATON, b Jan. 5, 1888; dau Joseph and Mary (Griffith) Heaton [21-282]; m Aug. 24, 1910, WILLIAM McNAMEE, b 1886; s James and Hannah (Jones) McNamee. Brake- man; res. 7 E. Basin St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Walter, b June 3, 1911. 2. Thelma, b Aug. 3, 1917. [21-468] EMMA HEATON, 6 Nov. 10, 1892; dau Joseph and Mary (Griffith) Heaton [21-282]; m June 6, 1909, JOHN LEONARD HEILIG, b Mar. 23, 1885; d Oct. 9, 1918; s Franklin and Emma Francis (Cashore) Heilig. Machinist; res. 117 Sixth St., Bridgeport, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [21-469] ALINDA HEATON, b May 23, 1897; dau Joseph and Mary (Griffith) Heaton [21-282]; m Mar. 6, 1916, HARRY WOODLEY, b Feb. 28, 1892; s Joseph W. and Lovina (Weller) Woodley. Mattress finisher; res. 301 Monroe St., Wilmington, Del. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Mary Elizabeth, b Oct. 5, 1916. 2. Emma Dorothy, b Oct. 21, 1918. [21-470] WILLIAM SCHEETZ, JR., b Dec. 4, 1895; s William A. and Myra (Griffith) Scheetz [21—283] ; m Sept. 16, 1918, ANNA M. REDFERN, b Feb. 3, 1898; dau G. D. and J. E. (Budday) Redfern. Steel worker; res. 18 W. Basin St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Doris V., b June 16, 1919. [21-471] FLORENCE SCHEETZ, b Feb. 28, 1901; dau William A. and Myra (Griffith) Scheetz, Sr. [21—283] ; rn Nov. 6, 1916, JOHN FONTAINE, b Sept. 2, 1898; s William and Sallie (Hoffman) Fontaine. Farmer; res. Jeffersonville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Eleanor V., b June 2, 1917. [21-472] SARAH KATHRYN HEEBNER, b Feb. 28, 1894; dau Ellsworth and Fannie (Kenney) Heebner [21-291]; m May 25, 1912, HOWARD HIGGINS, b May 25, 1893. Electrician; res. 1023 E. Susquehanna Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Charles H., b Apr. 4, 1915. [21-473] ELLSWORTH HEEBNER, JR., b July 6, 1896; s Ellsworth and Fannie (Kenney) Heebner [21-291], rn EMMA MEYERS, b Nov. 23, 1898; d Oct. 8, 1918. U. S. Navy. (1919.) One child: Elmer Ellsworth, b June 26, 1917; d Nov. 9, 1918. [21-474] MADELINE KENNEY HEEBNER, b Nov. 9, 1898; dau Ellsworth and Fannie (Kenney) Heebner [21-291]; rn JAMES RICHARDSON, b Jan. 15, 1895; s Benjamin Franklin Richardson. Res. 1120 Leopard St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Mrs. Richardson obtained a divorce in 1920. One child: Frances, b Oct. 22, 1918; d Feb. 22, 1919. [21-475] ETHEL MARGARET HEEBNER, b Feb. 6, 1901; dau Ellsworth and Fannie (Kenney) Hebneer [21-291] ; m July 14, 1917, MORRIS GOODMAN, b July 5, 1898; s Samuel N. and Concordear (Dramer) Goodman. Chauffeur; res. 1242 Crease St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Carl W., b Sept. 29, 1918; d Oct. 6, 1918. 2. Martin A., b Dec. 11, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 339 [21-476] CATHARINE MARIE HEEBNER, b Oct. 19, 1897; dau Clarence and Annie (Harbaur) Heebner [21-294]; m THOMAS HETTINGER, b 1894. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Thomas C., b Aug. 8, 1915. 2. Katherine, b July 1, 1918. 3. Ervin Alfred, b Sept., 1919. [21-478] RUTH WILLARD FRANCIS, b Aug. 9, 1895; dau Joshua M. and Edith E. (Bechtel) Francis [21-296]; m Dec. 20, 1913, JOHN CHESTER MILLER, b Nov. 17, 1888; s Addison L. Miller. Res. Hokendauqua, Lehigh Co., Pa. (1917.) No issue. [21-479] SADIE COX, b Aug. 8, 1888; dau Charles and Eliza Matilda (Heebner) Cox [21-297]; m June 5, 1918, AUGUSTUS SAMUEL MILLER, b Dec. 26, 1883; s Samuel and - (Stauffer) Miller. Stock Clerk; res. 833 George Street, Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Ruth Elmira, b Mar. 22, 1919. [21-481] HELEN JEWELL WEIKEL, b June 11, 1896; dau Joshua H. and Henrietta (Jewell) Weikel [21-300]; m Jan. 1, 1918, JOHN RUSSEL GEIGER, b June 26, 1896; s Howard E. and Ida (Bealer) Geiger. Painter and paperhanger; res. Pottstown, R. D. No. 3, Pa. (1919.) One child: John Russel, Jr., b Aug. 20, 1919. [21-482] HOWARD JEWELL WEIKEL, b Aug. 9th, 1897; s Joshua H. and Henrietta (Jewell) Weikel [21-300]; m Mar. 3,1917, DORIS TRIESBACH ZIEGLER, b Feb. 5, - ;dau Abra¬ ham B. and Elizabeth (Triesbaeh) Ziegler. Machinist; res. 893 South St., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Marion Elizabeth, b Sept. 9, 1917. 2. Thelma Doris, b Nov. 2, 1919. [21-483] ERNEST KRYDER WEIKEL, b Nov. 22, 1898; s Joshua H. and Henrietta (Jewell) Weikel [21-300]; m Apr. 19, 1919, ROSA LORAH HESS, b Apr. 24, 1900; dau Alfred R. and Delilah V. (Lorah) Hess. Laborer; res. 885 South St., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Virginia Marie, b Oct. 31, 1919. [21-484] WALTER LEWIS BRINTON, b Apr. 19, 1879; s Horace G. and Priscilla (Heebner) Brinton [21-305]; rn Dec. 24, 1902, MAUD V. COLLINS, b Jan. 20, 1883; dau Dorse Collins. Mer¬ chant; res. Springdale, Allegheny Co., Pa. (1917.) Children (7) .* 1. Walter Carroll, b Dec. 15, 1903; d Sept. 17, 1904. 2. Catherine Priscilla, b Mar. 3, 1905. 3. Marion Elizabeth, b Aug. 17, 1906. 4. Dorothy Irene, b Mar. 26, 1908. 5. Joseph Jonathan, b Apr. 3, 1910. 6. Margaret Louise, b Oct. 15, 1911. 7. James Howard, b Dec. 19, 1915. [21-486] DOROTHY PHEBE BRINTON, b June 25, 1884; dau Horace G. and Priscilla (Heebner) Brinton [21-305]; m June 10, 1909, ROY HERSHEY PASSMORE, b Feb. 11, 1886; s Horace and Annie L. Passmore. Cashier of bank; res. Chambersburg, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Horace Brinton, b May 8, 1910. 2. Richard Cooper, b May 31, 1915. [21-487] CHARLES KRIEBEL HEEBNER, b Aug. 18, 1884; s Emanuel A. and Sarah J. (Kriebel) Heebner [21-307]; m Oct. 22, 1910, MARIE ANTOINETTE FORREY, b July 1, 1891; dau William I. and Caroline (Riebstein) Forrey. Construction engineer for U. G. I. of Phila.; business address, 1401 Arch St., Phila. (1917.) No issue. 340 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-488] GERTRUDE HEEBNER, b Feb. 7, 1891; dau Jacob A. and Katie R. (Kriebel) Heebner [21-307.1]; vi May 16, 1914, WILLIAM HEPBRON GILL, SR., b May 11, 1891; s Charles Lee and Della Frances (Hepbron) Gill. Construction engineer; res. 100 Convent Ave., New York City, N. Y. (1918.) One child: William Hepbron, Jr., b Mar. 26, 1917. [21-489] MARY HEEBNER, b Apr. 3, 1892; dau Jacob A. and Katie R. (Kriebel) Heebner [21-307.1]; m Sept. 28, 1910, WAYNE PERRY, b Sept. 18, 1890; s Eugene A. and Elanore (Newberry) Perry. Mechanic: res. 3846 Fairmount Ave., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Lillian, b Oct. 28, 1911. 2. Llewellyn, b Sept. 7, 1912. 3. Mildred, b Nov. 24, 1914; d May 24, 1915. 4. Eugene, b Mar. 24, 1915. [21-490] J. ROBERT HEEBNER, b Aug. 28, 1893; s Jacob A. and Katie R. (Kriebel) Heebner [21—307.1 ] ; m Sept. 16, 1915, EMILY R. WEBB, b July 13, 1893. Ticket agent and telegraph operator; res. Rapelje, Montana. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Helen Harriet, b Mar. 16, 1916. 2. Horace Harold, b Sept. 18, 1917. [21-491] EMANUEL HEEBNER, b July 8, 1895; s Jacob A. and Katie R. (Kriebel) Heebner [21-307.1]; m July 12, 1916, BEATRICE FORREY, b June 2, 1896; d Jan. 28, 1922; dau William I. and Caroline (Riebstein) Forrey. Plumber; res. 1326 N. 5th Street, Phila., Pa. (1919.) Mrs. Heebner died as a result of burns received when her clothing caught fire from a gas range. Children (2): 1. Emanuel, Jr., b Apr. 22, 1917. 2. Kathryn, b Sept. 1, 1919. [21-492] AMOS S. HEEBNER, b July 7, 1893; s David Iv. and Amanda K. (Schultz) Heebner [21—311] ; vi June 19, 1920, KATHRYN L. ANSON, b Apr. 10, 1900; dau Wilson K. and Ella H. (Landis) Anson [25-101]. Farmer; Norristown, Pa., R. D. 5. (1920.) [21-493] MABEL S. HEEBNER, b Mar. 10, 1895; dau David K. and Amanda K. (Schultz) Heebner [21-311] ; m Apr. 13, 1918, RAYMOND BEAN, b July 2, 1894; s Frank G. and Mary (Bossert) Bean. Farm laborer; res. R. D. No. 2, Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Donald Raymond, b June 13, 1921. [21-493.1] JOHN R. HOFFMAN, b July 9, 1892; s Harvey and Laura (Rittenhouse) Hoffman [21-322.2]; m June 22, 1916, CORA CLINIFF, b Nov. 18, 1892; dau William and Sue (Musser) Cliniff. Machinist; res. 413 G. Street, N. E. Washington, D. C. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Donald R., b Dec. 29, 1917. 2. Gladys Claire, b Jan. 25, 1920. [21-495] ROBERT McCOY, b Aug. 23, 1893; s Alexander and Emma F. (Cassel) McCoy [21-332]; vi Dec. 8, 1917, HELEN SCHANTZ, b Sept. 3, 1889; dau Tilghman D. and Alice P. (Culbertson) Schantz. Manufacturing leather; res. 1408 W. 3rd St., Wilmington, Del. (1919.) No issue. [21-496] EARL D. CASSEL, b Feb. 22, 1895; s J. Ivin and Daisy (French) Cassel [21-335]; m Feb. 23, 1918, LILLIAN HENRICEY, b Nov. 29, 1896; dau Louis Charles and Anna (Richenberg) Henricey. Architect; res. San Diego, California. (1920.) No -issue. [21-498] ANNA M. CASSEL, b Apr. 21, 1897; dau Robert B. and Ada (Lightkep) Cassel [21-336]; m June 17, 1916, HARRY MILLER, b June 12, 1893. Conductor; res. Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Virginia Alberta, b Oct. 13, 1917. 2. Harry Junior, b Mar. 16, 1920. Plate 41 Letter from Hans Wiecl dated from Herrnhut, Feb. 28, 1816, acknowledging the receipt of money sent by the Schwenkfelders of Pa. (Original in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.) [See page 84.] Plate 42 Kt !s » Letter from Town of Berthelsdorf dated March 1, 1810, acknowledging the receipt of money sent by the Scliwenkfelders [see page 85]. (Original in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 341 [21-499] HENRY E. CASSEL, b Sept. 9, 1899; s Robert B. and Ada (Lightkep) Cassel [21-336]; m May 8, 1920, ANNA BROWN, b Aug. 1, 1900; dau Isaac and Mary (Long) Brown. Cementer; res. Norristown, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [21-500] ROSA MAE H. WILLIAMS, b Mar. 31, 1899; dau Philip B. and Maggie M. (Heffentrager) Williams [21-376]; m Sept. 1, 1917, WILBUR M. STOUT, b Apr. 29, 1896; s Charles Fernand and Lucrena (Milles) Stout. Machinist; res. 630 George St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Mary Adelaide, b Oct. 25, 1918. [21-501] CLAUDE CRAFT, b Oct. 4, 1892; s Frank and Josephine (Bean) Craft [21-385]; m June 6, 1913, ANNA P. KEELOR, b Aug. 31, 1893; dau Warren and Addaline (Grumley) Keelor. Machinist; res. Cedars, Pa. (1919.) One child: Dorothy Vivian, b Nov. 15, 1914. [21-502] LEO CRAFT, b Nov. 18, 1894; s Frank and Josephine (Bean) Craft [21-3S5]; m Nov. 1, 1917, ESSIE B. WAMPOLE, b Mar. 8, 1900; dau Harry H. and Alice (Barnes) Wampole. Shipper; res. Worcester, Montg. Co., Pa. (1919.) No issue. [21-503.1] MARION HUNSBERGER, dau Harry and Katharine I. (Schultz) Hunsberger [21-394]; m May 28, 1921, JOSEPH EVERETT WILLIAMS, s Joseph E. and Ellen (Balmer) Williams. [Vo further data.] [21-504] MARY FARRINGTON, b Mar. 14, 1890; dau Charles and Amanda (Houck) Farrington [21—410] ; m May 14, 1917, WELLINGTON BUSTARD, b Aug. 6, 1886; s Joseph and Sara (Rosen- berger) Bustard. Farmer; res. Cedars, Pa. (1920.) One child: George W., b Dec. 8, 1918. [21-504. 2a] CORA CHAMPLIN, b Jan. 8, 1878; d Aug. 8, 1921; dau Edward P. and Alice G. (Benner) Champlin [21-431. 10a]; m WILLIAM DEREISER of Detroit, Mich. No issue. [2 1-504. 2b] CORA (CHAMPLIN) DEREISER, same as above, m 2d time, HARRY (JACK) RINGLER of Detroit, Mich. No issue. [Data furnished by Mrs. Milton Benner .] [21-504.3] ANNA G. CHAMPLIN, b Dec. 19, 1880; dau Edward P. and Alice G. (Benner) Champ¬ lin [21-431. 10a] ; m JAMES E. HAMILTON of Detroit, Mich. One child: James, b Apr. 29, 1920. [Data furnished by Mrs. M. Benner .] [21-504.4] HARRIET C. VARNUM, b Dec. 17, 1883; dau Grosvenor C. and Ida M. (Benner) Varnum [21-431.11 j; m June 14, 1905, J. HERBERT WICKMAN, b July 9, 1882; s Wallace W. and Mary (Thorpe) Wickman. Newport chemical works; electrician and foreman; res. Milwaukee, Wis. (1921.) One child: Pauline Anndora, b July 26, 1906. [Data furnished by Mrs. Milton Benner .] [21-504.8] GRACE BOWEN MAXWELL, b Oct. 1, 1886; dau Francis D. and Irene (Longaker) Maxwell [21-431.12]; m Mar. 10, 1915, GEORGE WASHINGTON CURTIS, s George W. Curtis. Bank manager; res. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. One child: George Maxwell, b Dec. 22, 1915. [21-505] WILLIAM RALPH HIGH, b Aug. 17, 1895; s J. Morris and Mary Ada (Reiff) High [21-432a]; m Mar. 22, 1917, MARTHA JANE CROSSLEY, b Feb. 18, 1898; dau William and Willetta (Hagenbouch) Crossley. Office manager; res. Mt. Penn, Pa. (1919.) One child: William Ralph, Jr., b June 27, 1918. [21-506] LEONA MARIE REIFF, b Aug. 25, 1897; dau William Howard and Mary B. (Geiser) Reiff [21-433]; m June 2, 1917, JOSEPH DiNUNZIO, b Nov. 30, 1893 ;s John and Mary (Delgindice) DiNunzio. Shoemaker; res. Lebanon, Pa. (1919.) 342 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [21-507] HELEN MARIE REIFF, b Apr. 26, 1894; dau Morris W. and Elizabeth Idella (Hill) Reiff [21-434a]; m June 5, 1912, HARVEY CLAVILLE LEWIS, b May 8, 1889; s Alfred and Lydith (Claville) Lewis. Res. 304 Penn St., Atlantic City, N. J. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Harvey Edwin, b Mar. 22, 1913. 2. Ethel Elizabeth, b Aug. 26, 1914. 3. LeRoy Fenton Lewis, b Nov. 11, 1918 (a foster child). [21-508] EDITH MAY REIFF, b May 10, 1896; dau Morris Weisner and Elizabeth Idella (Hill) Reiff [21-434a]; m July 17, 1917, DANIEL BARD, b Nov. 23, 1891; s Henry Harry and Sarah Annie Bard. Polisher buffer; res. R. F. D. 1, Temple, Berks Co., Pa. (1920.) * One child: Robert Eugene, b Dec. 21, 1919. BALTHASAR JACKEL (YEAKEL) [E 22] and his DESCENDANTS CHRISTOFF SCHUBERT [E 24] and his DESCENDANTS 344 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [22] BALTHASAR JACKEL (YEAKEL) [E 22], of Ober Hdrf., Silesia, d July 5, 1738; m Sept. 9, 1705, REGINA JOHN [E 88] of Langneundorf, sister of Caspar John [E 71]; she d Aug. 9, 1747. They came to Pa. in 1734 with their children, all b before the migration. Children ( 6 ): 1. Anna [E 89], b July 29, 1712, in O. Hdrf.; baptized July 31, 1712; sponsors: Johann George Jackel, Melchior Jackel, Regina Neumannin; d Jan. 1, 1771; single ; buried in Salford. [19-1] 2. Susanna [E 90], b May 5, 1714, in O. Hdrf.; baptized May 6, 1714; sponsors: Melchior Jackel, Johann George Jackel, Maria Drescher; d Sept. 14, 1775; m George Kriebel [E 20]. [22-1] 3. George [E 23], b Oct. 23, 1717, in O. Hdrf.; baptized Oct. 25, 1717; sponsors: Melchior Jackel, Johann George Jackel, Maria Dresherin; d July 24, 1742; m Susanna Wagner [E 195]. 4. Maria [E 91], b Oct. 11, 1719. [The entry in O. Hdrf. church book reads Susanna, which is obviously an error]: baptized Oct. 14, 1719; sponsors: Melchior Jackel, Johann George Jackel, Maria Jackel; d Sept. 25, 1784; single; buried in Washington. [70] 5. Rosina [E 92], b Sept. 11, 1721, in O. Hdrf.; baptized Sept. 14, 1721; sponsors: Melchior Jackel, Johann George Jackel, Maria Dresherin; d Jan. 27, 1800; m Rev. Christopher Schultz [E 70]. 6. Regina, b Mar., 1724; d Jan. 21, 1729, in Berthelsdorf ; buried Jan. 23, mit einer Collecte. [22-1] GEORGE JACKEL (YEAKEL) [E 23], b Oct. 23, 1717; d July 24, 1742; s Balthasar and Regina (John) Jackel [22]; m May 12, 1741, in the presence of twelve witnesses, SUSANNA WAGNER [E 195], b Feb. 16, 1717; d June i 6, 1742; dau Melchior and Anna (Jackel) Wagner [192] and sister of Dr. Abraham Wagner [E 193]. One child: Rosina, b Feb. 9, 1742; d Mar. 10, 1743. George Yeakel lived in Lower Salford Twp., Pa., as shown by following deed given by his executors: This Indenture made the 23rd day of Dec. 1743 between Abraham Wagner of Norriton in the County of Phila. yeoman and Caspar Kribell of Towamensing in the said county yeoman executors of the last will and Testament of George Jekill late of Salford deceased and Regina Jekill widow mother of the sd George Jekill and Anna Wagner of Norriton aforesaid widow mother-in-law of the sd George Jekill they the said Regina and Anna being the residuary and devises named in the said last will and Testament of the one part and Christopher Weegner of Salford aforesaid of the other part £122 lawful money. A certain tract or piece of land situate in Salford afsd beginning at a marked Black Oak in a line of land late of Thomas Wilson and Samuel Dickinson and from thence extending by the same S. E. 101 perches to a post thence by Luckens land S. W. 168 perches to a marked White Oak thence by Wendell Hovers land N. W. 101 perches to a post thence by the land lately granted or intended to be granted to George Kribell and Chris. Kribell N. E. 168 perches to place of beginning containing 160 acres (part of 170 acres which Caspar Wistar and Catherine his wife by Indenture and release bearing date in or about the month of March 1735 did grant unto Baltzer Jekill Father of the sd George Jekill in Fee Virtue whereof or of some other good and lawful conveyance assinnee duly had and executed the sd Balt¬ zer Jekill became in his lifetime lawfully seized of and in the sd 170 acres with appurtenances in his Demesne as of Fee and being so seized died Intestate leaving Issue his only son the sd. George Jekill and four daughters to wit: Anna, Susanna, Maria and Rosina and his widow the said Regina Jekill and the sd Anna Susanna Maria and Rosina by in¬ denture of the 15th day of February 1739 granted four full equal and undivided sixth parts and all and every other of their parts and parts of and in the said Messuage plantation 170 acres of land and premises with appurtenances unto the sd George Jekill in Fee and the sd Regina Jekill by the same last mentioned Indenture released all her Dower and rights and Title of Dower of in and to the same plantation land and premises unto the sd Geo. Jekill and to his heirs and assigns and the sd first indenture being burnt or otherwise destroyed so that the same is not to be found they the sd Caspar Wistar and Catherine his wife by a certain Deed poll under their hands and Seals duly executed did Grant remise release and Confirm all that the sd 170 acres - - etc. Abraham Wagner Seal Caspar Kribell Seal Regina Jackelin Seal and Anna Wagner Seal Sealed Signed and Delivered in the presence of us Balthasar Hoffman George Scholtz [Phila. Deed Book I — 10 — p 332.] {Copied from records by Mrs. Linwood L. Righter, £934 Chestnut St., Phila., a descendant of Anna Wagner [ E-192 .]) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 345 [24] CHRISTOFF SCHUBERT [E 24] of Armenruh, b - - - ; d June 4, 1769; m Nov. 16, 1717, BARBARA HOLLIN [E 93] of O. Hdrf., b - ; d Jan. 1, 1768. They came to Pa. in 1734 with their children. Christoph Schubert was a brother of David Schubert [E 75] ; they lived in German¬ town; place of burial not known. He was a recipient of the Charity Fund in 1767. [49-4] [24-1] Children ( 3 ): ' 1. David [E 94], b in O. Hdrf., May 6, 1719; baptized May 9, 1719; sponsors: Christoff Neuman, Christoff Nichlichen, Elias Richter, Regina Scholtzin, Anna Schopssin; d Jan., 1768. 2. Anna Maria [E 95], b - ; d - | 3. Susanna [E 96], b ; d Dec. 29, 1779; m 1. Abraham Hartranft. 2. Michael Seidel. ( Very little data regarding this family has been found. Susanna, see [JP-J].) For further data regarding the daughter “In the month of January, 1768 in Germantown the wife of old Christopher Schubert died, as did also young David Schubert.” [Perk. Reg., Vol. Ill, p 155.] In a letter written by Melchior Schultz, dated Hereford, June, 1767, he says: “Christopher Schubert is poor and lives with his relatives in Germantown, where the highway passes through, and he seems dissatisfied to live there. His brother, David Schubert, lives near Christopher Jackel, four miles from Germantown.” ' ’ * . I MELCHIOR KRIBEL (KRIEBEL) IE 251 and his DESCENDANTS 348 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25] MELCHIOR KRIBEL, SR. [E 25], b - - ; d Mar. 17, 1744; m MARIA - [E 97], d Nov. 1, 1738. The names of Melchior Kribel, Sr. and wife are not included in the old Genea¬ logical Record. They came to Pa. in 1734 and probably settled in Towamencin, although there is no record of their having held real estate. It is probable that both are buried in Towamencin Schwenk¬ felder Cemetery, although their graves have not been located. Records of their deaths are found in Mss. in S. H. L. Melchior Kriebel was the son of Caspar Kribel who was born in Deutmansdorf, Lower Silesia, in 1650, and who moved to Nieder Harpersdorf and married Anna Borman who died in 1720 while her husband died in 1724. Of their children we know (1) of a Hans Caspar who died in 1730; (2) of a George; (3) of Susanna who was the wife of Melchior Schultz, father of George [E 68], Melchior [E 69], and Christopher [E 70]; (4) of Melchior [E 25]; and (5) Christopher. Melchior Kribel, Sr., had at least two children, both married before the migration to Pa. Children (2): [25-1] 1. Caspar [E 26], b 1700; d Feb. 16, 1771; m Susanna Wiegner [E 98]. [25-2] 2. Melchior, Jr. [E 29], b Feb. 2, 1710; baptized Feb. 4, 1710; sponsors: Melchior Scholtze, Johann Ebert, Susanna Kriebelin, Susanna Jiickelin, Anna Bormannin; d Feb. 14, 1790; m Anna Dresher [E 105]. “Es kamen nach Gorlitz schon am 21 Feb. 1726, aus Harpersdorf; Melchior Kribel, Hausler und Handelsmann mit Familie. Adam Wiegner, Gartner und Handelsmann mit Frau und vier Kindern. Aus Armenruh, den 21 Feb. 1726: Georg Wiegner mit Frau und vier Kindern.” [Kadelbach — Gesehichte v Schwenckfeld , p 57.] (Translation — On Feb. 21, 1726, there came to Gorlitz from Harpersdorf, Melchior Kriebel, house dweller and tradesman, with his family; Adam Wiegner, gardener and tradesman, with wife and four children. From Armenruh there came George Wiegner with wife and four children.) [25-1] CASPAR KRIBEL (KRIEBEL) [E 26], eldest s of Melchior and Maria Kribel of Berthels- dorf [25], b 1700 or 1701; d Feb. 16, 1771; m June 8, 1728, SUSANNA WIEGNER [E 98], b Aug. 26, 1706; d Apr. 17, 1769, “friih 2 hora” (at two a. m.) [cf. David Schultz Almanac ]; buried Apr. 19, in Towamencin Schw. Cem.; youngest dau of George and Maria (Heebner) Wiegner of Herrnhut [36]. [Vid. Berthelsdorf Ch. Bk .] They came to Pa. in 1734 with one son, George, the second son, Abraham, being born in Pa. Caspar Kribel lived on the farm now occupied by his descendant, Charles K. Kriebel, Jr. [25-196a], in Towamencin Twp., near the Towamencin Schwenkfelder Church [vid. Plate F XXI]. He is buried, however, in a cemetery in Upper Hanover Twp., near Kraussdale, Pa. Tradition states that he left his home on horseback one morning in midwinter, and after admonishing his children and family to be good while he was gone, rode to “Goshenhoppen” as the Upper District was then called, to transact some business. While on this journey he was stricken with illness and died suddenly and was buried in the so called “Kraussdale Cemetery.” He was naturalized June 21, 1743. In 1735 Caspar and his brother purchased 189 acres in Towamencin Twp., for 242 pounds; in 1744 Melchior sold his claim to Caspar for 158 pounds. On Dec. 6, 1764, Caspar sold his farm to his son, Abraham, for 1500 pounds. The history of this farm after that is simply a series of transfers from father to son up to the present generation. Mr. Kriebel was a well educated man and took an active part in the affairs of the Schwenkfelders. He assisted Christopher Schultz in the establishment of the Schwenkfelder School System, and took an active part in their administration, contributing a loan of fifty pounds, and was elected one of the first trustees of the School. A number of letters written by Caspar Kribel in a clear legible German script are still extant. For the most part these letters are written to his cousin, Rev. Christopher Schultz, and various phases of the school activities, as well as other topics that engrossed the minds of the early settlers, are discussed therein. A number of religious meetings of the early Schwenkfelders were held in the home of Caspar Kriebel. On Dec. 1, 1756, in company with Christopher Schultz, Caspar Kriebel attended the meeting of the contributors to the Friendly Association for preserving peace with the Indians. This meeting was held in the Friends’ Schoolhouse in Philadelphia. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 349 In regard to the Schwenkf elders attending the Moravian conference held in Germantown, in 1742, in a letter to Christopher Schultz among other things Caspar Ivriebel said: “It is the opinion of myself and some others that it is not advisable to attend said conference. Hitherto we have had nothing to do with him (Zinzendorf). He indeed makes pretensions against us, but theseare European and not American.” [Vid. Schwenkf elders in Pennsylvania — Kriebel, p. 115.] Caspar Kriebel was also a hymnologist, as he contributed a number of hymns to the early Schwenk¬ felder hymn book. Children ( 2 ): [25-3] 1. George [E 99], b Nov. 3, 1732, in Bertbelsdorf, Saxony; baptized Nov. 4, 1732; sponsors: Georg Scholtz, Jr., Melchior Wiegner, Jgfr. Anna Drescher; d Dec. 1, 1805; m Anna Anders. [25-4] 2. Abraham, b Oct. 18, 1736; d Jan. 30, 1801; m Susanna Schultz. [25-2] MELCHIOR KRIBEL (KRIEBEL), JR. [E 29], b Feb. 2, 1710; d Feb. 14, 1790; younger s of Melchior and Maria Kriebel [25], “bei der Kirche im Harpersdorf; Hiiusler im Berthelsdorf ;” m Nov. 24, 1733, ANNA DRESCHER [E 105], onlydau of Hans Drescher inO.Hdrf., and sister of George Dresher [E 64]; she was b Aug. 30, 1710; baptized Sept. 3, 1710; sponsors: George Scholtze, Anna Scholtzen, Susanna Hiibnerin; d Dec. 26, 1789. They came to Pa. in 1734 and settled in what is now Gwynedd Twp., Pa., on a farm owned in part (1920) by Abraham Kriebel [ Plate F XXII]. Melchior Kriebel was naturalized June 1, 1750; both he and his wife are buried in Towamencin Schw. Cem. Children ( 6 ): 1. Susanna Reinwald. [25-5a] 1 [25-5b] J [161-3] [25-6a] [25-6b] 1. David, b Mar. 14, 1736; d Sept. 26, 1815; m 2. Susanna J twins , b Oct. 28, 1739; d 3. Sister 4. Rosanna, b Dec. 31, 1742; d Jan. 17, 1743. 5. Melchior, b May 26, 1746; d Dec. 13, 1833; m 6. Rosina, b Sept. 4, 1751; d Dec. 26, 1820; single 2. Rosina Wiegner. Mar. 28, 1813; m Abraham Anders. Oct. 29, 1739. 1. Rosina Heebner. 2. Barbara Schubert. [25-3] GEORGE KRIEBEL [E 99], b Nov. 3, 1732; d Dec. 1, 1805; s Caspar and Susanna (Wiegner) Kriebel [25-1]; m by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman Oct. 11, (Apr. 4), 1758, ANNA ANDERS, b Apr. 8, 1736; d June 4, 1822; dau Balthasar and Anna (Hoffrichter) Anders [161-1]. George Kriebel came to Pa. in 1734, with his parents. He bought land in Lower Milford Twp., Pa., in 1765 [Plate C IV]. He was naturalized April 10, 1755, and is buried in Kraussdale Schw. Cemetery. George Kriebel was well educated and was chosen to serve the Schwenkfelders as Minister, which position he filled very acceptably. He served as a trustee of the Schwenkfelder parochial schools for a number of years and subscribed £30 to the agreement to support the schools when first established, and when some of the teachers in these schools began to teach doctrines contrary to the Schwenkfelder tenets, Rev. Kriebel was selected to act as teacher, in which capacity he served from 1781 to 1789. He was imprisoned for a time in the Eastern Jail for not complying with the Test Act. He was fre¬ quently engaged as a conveyancer and in settling differences in his community. After retiring from the school room as a teacher, he continued his interest in education by visiting the schools from time to time to give words of encouragement and advice, sometimes delivering sermons to the pupils, copies of which are still in existence, and also writing letters to the pupils commending them for their industry and scholarship. That Rev. Kriebel was a man of great influence in the affairs of the Schwenkfelders, especially after the death of Rev. Christopher Schultz, Sr., is shown by the many papers and letters written by him that are still preserved. Children (J): [25-7] 1. Abraham, b May 26, 1760; d Sept. 2, 1814; m Salome Yeakel. [160-3] 2. Susanna, b July 1, 1761; d Apr. 24, 1830; m Christopher Yeakle. [25—8] 3. Jacob, b Feb. 12, 1764; d June 18, 1847; m Lydia Yeakel. [208-1] 4. Anna, b Nov. 20, 1766; d Feb. 14, 1841; m David Yeakel. 350 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families a true copy Northampton ss. Frck. Limbach one of the Justices for Sd. County. County To the Keeper of the Goal at Easton in Sd. County or to his deputy there Greeting. These are in the name of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to charge and Command you that you receive into your Sd. Goal the body of George Kreebel of the Sd. County taken by George Wetter on of the Constable for Sd. County this Sd. George Kreebel refuse the oath or affirmation allegiance and made declaration for King George of great britton before John Wetzle, Esqr. and we therefore that you Safely keep this Sd. George Kreebel in your Sd. Goal till he shall thence be delivered by due course of our present Law. Given under my Hand and Seal on these Eighteen day of July AD 1777. Frck Limbach [Harrisburg Pub. Records, PP. XL: 69] Jacob Miller and George Kribel of Upper Milford Twp. are appointed Comittee Men to assist Andrew Engleman, present Comittee Man of Said Township. [Fa. Arch., 2nd Ser., Vol. XIV., p. 608.] [25-4] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b Oct. 18, 1736; d Jan. 30, 1801; s Caspar and Susanna (Wiegner) Kriebel [25-1]; m by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman, May 13, 1762, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Aug. 21, 1740; d Oct. 10, 1820; dau George and Anna (Hoffman) Schultz [149-1.] Abraham Kriebel was a farmer and lived in Towamencin Twp., Pa., on the farm now owned (1920) by his great-great-grandson, Charles K. Kriebel, Jr. [25-196a]. It appears that Mr. Kriebel also conducted a store for a time, as shown by entries in the account book of Rev. Melchior Schultz. Mr. Kriebel also paid a number of fines for not attending military drill. [See Plate.] Children (2): 1. Christian, b Feb. 4, 1764; d Oct. 12, 1812; unm; Christian Kriebel was a physician and an inventory of his books is preserved in S. H. L. [25-9] 2. Andrew, b Oct. 5, 1765; d Oct. 15, 1853; m Maria Heebner. Tradition says Susanna Schultz Kriebel was very fond of flowers and had many varieties in her garden which she cultivated carefully. This love of flowers seems to have been transmitted to her descendants who likewise give much attention to flower gardens. During the Revolutionary War and the encampment of Washington in Whitpain and vicinity, the soldiers would oft-times come to the Kriebel home for food and lodging. They took milk, cattle, and sheep for food; they slept on the floor of the kitchen and also in the barn. Sometimes false alarms would be sounded in the night time that the British were coming. The soldiers would rush out with their flint-locks and look for the enemy, returning after several hours search, tired out, and would fling themselves on the floor to get much needed rest. Tradition also states that a very tall man hid in a pile of sheep-manure to evade being forced to go to war. Mrs. Kriebel frequently helped the soldiers to mend their uniforms and many remnants of various colors of soldiers’ uniform were among her effects when she died. Tradition also states that prior to the Revolution the Indians would frequently come to the Kriebel home, especially during cider making season. They would ask for “Cidle,” and after having imbibed very freely, the Kriebel family refused to give them any more, knowing that they had had sufficient for their own good ; but the persistent Indian would place his finger outside the cup, and say “Only so much. Only so much.” [25-5a] DAVID KRIEBEL, b Mar. 14, 1736; d Sept. 26, 1815; s Melchior and Anna (Dresher) Kriebel [25-2]; m in Phila. by a Reformed clergyman, June 16, 1761, SUSANNA REINEWALD, b - ; d June 16, 1780; dau George and Susanna (Wiegner) Reinewald [33-1]. Children ( 5 ): I 1. Christopher, b Apr. 19, 1762; d Jan. 18, 1845; m j '• Susanna Wiegner. 125-10b] J 1 2. Rosina Seipt. [25-11] 2. Abraham, b May 30, 1764; d Feb. 10, 1831; m Eve Heydrick. 3. Melchior, 1st, b Dec. 3, 1765; d Jan. 1, 1767. 4. Melchior, 2d, b Mar. 25, 1768; d May 3, 1769. [154-8] 5. Rosina, b June 12, 1772; d Feb. 11, 1855; m John Wiegner. [25-5b] DAVID KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, May 17, 1781, by a Justice of the Peace, ROSINA WIEGNER, b Feb. 7, 1755; d Apr. 20, 1834; dau Abraham and Susanna (Yeakel) Wiegner [154-2]. Children ( 6 ): [52a-2b] 1. Susanna, b Dec. 6, 1782; d Apr. 14, 1851; m George Heydrick. 2. Daniel, b Sept. 11, 1784; d Sept. 18, 1786. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 351 [25— 12a] [25-12b] 3. John, b Feb. 16, 1787; d Oct. 27, 1796. 4. Maria, b Nov. 2, 1788; d Aug. 29, 1830. 5. Catharine, b Dec. 17, 1790; d Apr. 20, 1796. 6. Jacob, b Jan. 4, 1795; d Jan. 22, 1839; m ! ^ar‘a Kriebel. I 2. Susanna Kriebel. [A. A. Y. says Jacob moved beyond Blue Mts.; no further data obtainable .] [25-6a] REV. MELCHIOR KRIEBEL, b May 26, 1746; d Dec. 13, 1833; s Melchior and Anna (Dresher) Kriebel [25-2]; m Oct. 28, 1772, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, ROSINA HEEBNER, b Dec. 9, 1747; d May 22, 1775; dau Hans Christopher and Barbara (Schultz) Heebner [199-1]. One child: Susanna, b May 1, 1775; d June 18, 1775. [25-6b] REV. MELCHIOR KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 25, 1779, by Rev. Christo¬ pher Kriebel, BARBARA SCHUBERT, b Jan. 16, 1755; d Oct. 9, 1803; dau David and Anna (Krauss) Schubert [75b]. Rev. Melchior Kriebel lived to the age of 87 years, 6 months, 17 days. For many years he served the Society of Schwenkfelders. He lived in Gwynedd Twp. on the farm now (1920) occupied by Abraham Kriebel, formerly owned by Abraham Rittenhouse. Children (9): [38-28b] [25-13] [25-14] [25-15] [25-16] [25-17] [68-5b] [38— 31b] [25-18] 1. Sarah, b Oct. 6, 1780; d 1854; m Jeremiah Yeakel. 2. Anna, b Feb. 19, 1782; d Aug. 26, 1794. 3. Solomon, b Nov. 3, 1783; d Aug. 17, 1853; m Maria Meschter. 4. John, b June 15, 1785; d Dec. 5, 1863; m Agnes Yeakle. 5. David, b Apr. 21, 1787; d Apr. 23, 1848; m Sarah Schultz. 6. Job, b Oct. 15, 1788; d Nov. 24, 1825; m Esther Anders. 7. Melchior, b May 3, 1790; d Feb. 13, 1868; m Rosina Schultz. 8. Hannah, b Sept. 16, 1791; d Aug. 20, 1863; m f Joseph Schultz l 2. David Yeakel. 9. Samuel, b Feb. 22, 1795; d Aug. 13, 1853; m Sarah Kriebel. [25-7] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b May 26, 1760; d Sept. 2, 1814; s Rev. George and Anna (Anders) Kriebel [25-3]; m Apr. 29, 1784, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, SALOME YEAKEL, b Oct. 24, 1762; d Nov. 14, 1815; dau Christopher and Rosina (Seipt) Yeakel [38-1]. Children (11): [25-19] 1. Benjamin, b Jan. 22, 1785; d Oct. 20, 1863; m Catharine Yeakel. [38-90a] 2. Lydia, b Sept. 22, 1786; d Nov. 3, 1834; m Joseph Yeakel. 3. Daniel, b Sept. 14, 1788; d May 1, 1869. [25-20] 4. Jacob, b Sept. 13, 1790; d May 1, 1869; m Anna Yeakel. [25-21] 5. Anthony, b Aug. 16, 1792; d Oct. 12, 1886; m Christina Schultz. [25—22] 6. Jonathan, b May 5, 1795; d Apr. 10, 1873; m Anna Heydrick. [25-23] 7. Sophia, b Apr. 29, 1797; d July 20, 1878; m George Schuler. 8. Anna, b July 4, 1799; no further data. [25-24] 9. Samuel, b July 26, 1801; d Aug. 22, 1858; m Catharine Snyder. [25-25] 10. Susanna, b Apr. 16, 1804; d July 19, 1882; m William Barnes. [25-26] 11. Rachel, b July 7, 1808; d — - - •; m Daniel Schiffert. [25-8] JACOB KRIEBEL, b Feb. 12, 1764; d June 18, 1847; s Rev. George and Anna (Anders) Kriebel [25-3]; m by Rev. Christopher Schultz, May 29, 1788, LYDIA YEAKEL, b Mar. 4, 1766; d Feb. 8, 1838; dau Jeremiah and Susanna (Wiegner) Yeakel [38-17]. Children (8): [66-2] 1. Christina, b Feb. 24, 1789; d Jan. 29, 1831; m Jeremiah Meschter. 2. Andrew, b Nov. 28, 1790; d Oct. 31, 1793. 3. Anna, b May 14, 1792; d Apr. 4, 1861. [25-27] 4. Abraham, b Jan. 9, 1794; d Mar. 2, 1828; m Lydia Kriebel. [59-12] 5. Catharine, 6 Oct. 25, 1795; d Feb. 3, 1860; m Andrew Gerhard. [25—28] 6. Jacob, b Nov. 24, 1797; d Feb. 7, 1840; in Anna Deisher. 7. George, b Jan. 2, 1800; d Apr. 10, 1821. 8. Daughter, b Jan. 13, 1807; stillborn. 352 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-9] ANDREW KRIEBEL, b Oct. 5, 1765; d Oct. 15, 1853; s Abraham and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [25—4] ; m by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, Oct. 31, 1793, MARIA HEEBNER, b Apr. 28, 1773; d Sept. 22, 1857; dau George and Anna (Schubert) Heebner [21-2b]. Andrew Kriebel lived on a farm near the Towamencin Schwenkfelder Church, now (1920) occupied by his great-grandson, Charles K. Kriebel, Jr. Children (8): [25-27] 1. Lydia, b Oct. 1, 1794; d Dec. 6, 1844; m Abraham Kriebel. 2. Daniel, b Apr. 1, 1796; d Feb. 27, 1855; unm. Daniel Kriebel was a minister of the Society of Schwenkf elders and was also a teacher for many years. [25-29] 3. George, b Oct. 3, 1797; d Sept. 15, 1869; m Sophia Kriebel. [161-10] 4. Hannah, b Aug. 8, 1799; d Mar. 1, 1870; m Joseph Anders. [25-30] 5. Abraham, b Aug. 21, 1802; d Aug. 10, 1882; m Anna Bergey. [161-12] 6. Susanna, b June 20, 1804; d Jan. 4, 1881; m George Anders. [66-7] 7. Sophia, b June 27, 1809; d Apr. 24, 1852; m George Meschter. 8. Son, b 1801; stillborn. [25-10a] CHRISTOPHER KRIEBEL, b Apr. 19, 1762; d Jan. 18, 1845; s David and Susanna) (Reinewald) Kriebel [25-5a]; m by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, Aug. 17, 1784, SUSANNA WIEGNER. b July 25, 1757; d June 26, 1793; dau Abraham and Susanna (Yeakel) Wiegner [154-2]. No issue ; [25-10b] CHRISTOPHER KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, Oct. 30, 1794, ROSINA SEIPT, b Feb. 9, 1764; d Sept. 19, 1816; dau Caspar and Rosina (Yeakel) Seipt [59-2]. Children ( 5 ): [25-31] 1. Benjamin, b Oct. 11, 1795; d May 19, 1885; m Elizabeth Snyder. 2. Elizabeth, b Apr. 1, 1798; d Nov. 12, 1874; unm. [161-14] 3. Lydia, b Mar. 12, 1801; d Nov. 16, 1876; m Jacob Anders. [64-7] 4. Regina, b Jan. 3, 1804; d June 13, 1893; m Jacob Dresher. [ 19-34] 5. Abigail, b May 25, 1806; d Sept. 5, 1893; m Samuel Kriebel. [25-11] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b May 30, 1764; d Feb. 10, 1831 ; $ David and Susanna (Reinewald) Kriebel [25-5a]; m by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, Apr. 17, 1788, EVE HEYDRICK, b Jan. 17, 1767; d Oct. 23, 1826; dau George and Rosina (Krauss) Heydrick [52a-l]. Children (J): [48-12] 1. Sophia, b Jan. 18, 1789; d Sept. 4, 1824; m Joseph Snyder. [25-32] 2. Rosina, b Mar. 26, 1790; d July 6, 1862; m George Smith. [25-33] 3. George, b July 4, 1791; d Feb. 27, 1877; m Deborah Heebner. [25-34] 4. Joseph, & Sept. 30, 1799; d June 11, 1864; m Elizabeth Anders. [25-12a] JACOB KRIEBEL, b Jan. 4, 1795; d Jan. 22, 1839; s David and Rosina (Wiegner) Kriebel [25-5b]; m MARIA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 6, 1788; d Sept. 23, 1808; dau Abraham and Rosina (Hartranft) Kriebel [19-5]. Said to have moved “beyond the Blue Mountains.” [ No further record .] [ 25— 12b] JACOB KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Aug. 24, 1796; d Feb. 24, 1820;szs£erof Maria ; dau Abraham and Rosina (Hartranft) Kriebel [19-5]. [No further record.] [25-13] SOLOMON KRIEBEL, b Nov. 3, 1783; d Aug. 17, 1853; s Rev. Melchior and Barbara (Schubert) Kriebel [25-6a]; m Nov. 28, 1890, MARIA MESCHTER, b Apr. 12, 1787; d Apr. 28, 1868; dau Balthasar and Magdalena (Getman) Meschter [43-5]. Solomon Kriebel was a carpenter and lived in Gwynedd Twp., Pa. Children ( 6 ): 1. Susanna, b Jan. 28, 1811; d July 17, 1877; unm. 2. Elias, b Feb. 1, 1814; d Mar. 10, 1815. [25-35] 3. Levi, b Feb. 20, 1816; d June 4, 1888; m Eliza Krupp. 4. Sarah, b July 24, 1818; d June 19, 1838. 5. Maria, b July 29, 1821; d Mar. 19, 1896; unm. 6. Elizabeth, b May 30, 1823; d June 2, 1900; unm. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 353 [25-14] JOHN KRIEBLE, b June 15, 1785; d Dee. 5, 1863; s Rev. Melchior and Barbara (Schubert) Kriebel [25-6b]; m Nov. 9, 1813, AGNES YEAKLE, b Aug. 31, 1785; d July 20, 1873; dau Christopher and Susanna (Kriebel) Yeakle [160-3]. John Krieble lived on a farm on Chestnut Hill, Phila. His residence was later occupied as a hotel, and stood immediately adjoining the depot of the Chestnut Hill and Germantown R. R., now the P. R. R. He sold his farm just previous to the building of the R. R., and moved to Worcester, Pa. Children ( 5 ): [25-36] 1. Charles Y., b Sept. 12, 1814; d Aug. 12, 1887; m Sarah Anders. [25-37] 2. Samuel Y., b May 23, 1816; d Dec. 10, 1889; m Mary Schultz. [ 68—14] 3. Mary, b Jan. 31, 1819; d Feb. 4, 1893; m Daniel S. Schultz. [59-22] 4. Susanna, b June 12, 1821; d Mar. 9, 1881; m Daniel Y. Gerhard. [25-38] 5. Sarah Y., b Aug. 4, 1828; d Dec. 24, 1913; m Samuel Anson. [25-15] REV. DAVID KRIEBEL, b Apr. 21, 1787; d Apr. 23, 1848; s Rev. Melchior and Barbara (Schubert) Kriebel [25— 6b] ; m Apr. 11, 1815, SARAH SCHULTZ, b Jan. 11, 1792; d Apr. 20, 1837; dau Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2]. Children (7): [154-20] 1. Barbara, b Sept. 17, 1816; d Feb. 3, 1895; m Abraham Wiegner. [ 25—39] 2. Jacob, b Dec. 22, 1817; d Nov. 14, 1864; m Susanna Dresher. 3. Jesse, b Jan. 11, 1820; d July 26, 1843. [25-40] 4. Adam, b June 9, 1823; d Feb. 17, 1895; m Mary Cassel. 5. Dinah, b Oct. 6, 1825; d July 9, 1848. [64-18] 6. Sarah, b Sept. 30, 1828; d Apr. 29, 1908; m Abraham Dresher. [25-41] 7. Hannah, b June 20, 1834; d Oct. 21, 1855; m Simon Keiser. Rev. David Kriebel was a farmer and lived in Worcester Twp., Pa., below Centre Point. He was a minister of the Society of Schwenkfelders for some length of time and an eloquent and earnest preacher. Hannah, wife of Simon Keiser, dau of Rev. David Kriebel, died 1855; aged 21 years, 6 months, 1 day; buried in Old Skippack Cemetery. [ No further data obtainable.] [25-16] JOB KRIEBEL, b Oct. 15, 1788; d Nov. 24, 1825; s Rev. Melchior and Barbara (Schubert) Kriebel [25-6b]; m Apr. 20, 1817, ESTHER ANDERS, b Mar. 1, 1794; d Jan. 20, 1849; dau George and Catharine (Yeakel) Anders [161-6]. Children (8): [25-42] 1. Catharine, b June 4, 1818; d Jan. 6, 1896; m Bernard B. Freyer. 2. Joseph, b Mar. 10, 1820; d Oct. 21, 1851. [25-43] 3. George A., b Oct. 17, 1824; killed in Civil War; m Susanna Kriebel. [25-17] MELCHIOR KRIEBEL, b May 3, 1790; d Feb. 13, 1868; s Rev. Melchior and Barbara (Schubert) Kriebel [25-6b]; m 1820, ROSINA SCHULTZ, b Jan. 15, 1798; d Apr. 7, 1872; dau Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2]. Melchior Kriebel lived on a farm in Worcester Twp., Pa., now (1921) owned and occupied by Alvin K. Rothenberger. Children (6): [25-44] 1. Ephraim, b Feb. 16, 1821; d Sept. 2, 1864; m Arina Kriebel. [161-11] 2. Salome, b Jan. 16, 1823; d Nov. 17, 1891; m Abraham Anders. 3. Anna, b Mar. 17, 1825; d July 14, 1825. [25-50a] 4. Maria, b Dec. 16, 1826; d Oct. 30, 1859; m Rev. Reuben Kriebel. 5. Rosina, b Dec. 22, 1829; d May 10, 1848. [19-35] 6. Susanna, b Apr. 17, 1836; d Dec. 3, 1899; m Abraham H. Kriebel. [25-18] SAMUEL KRIEBEL, b Feb. 22, 1795; d Aug. 13, 1853; s Rev. Melchior and Barbara (Schubert) Kriebel [25-6b] ; m Oct. 31, 1822, SARAH KRIEBEL, b Feb. 24, 1803; d Aug. 4, 1885; dau Samuel and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-10a]. Children ( 6 ): [25-45] 1. Jonas, b Mar. 22, 1824; d Dec. 15, 1906; m Mary Seipt. [21—29] 2. Susanna, b June 28, 1826; d Jan. 27, 1899; m John S. Heebner. [38-116] 3. Lydia, b Mar. 8, 1829; d Oct. 17, 1912; m John Yeakel. 354 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-46] 4. Samuel, b Sept. 16, 1833; d July 24, 1911; m Rachel Custer. 5. Catharine, b Dec. 24, 1836; d Aug. 28, 1860. 6. William, b Feb. 3, 1840; d Aug. 4, 1860. [25-19] BENJAMIN KRIEBEL, b Jan. 22, 1785; d Oct, 20, 1863; s Abraham and Salome (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-7] ; m May 6, 1813, CATHARINE YEAKEL, b Mar. 14, 1789; d Sept. 30, 1868; daw Melchior and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [38-19]. Benjamin Kriebel lived in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. Children (5): [25-47] 1. Agnes, b Dec. 5, 1814; d Sept. 29, 1867; m Michael Trump. 2. Gideon, b Sept. 7, 1818; d Jan. 29, 1819. [25-48] 3. Judith, b Jan. 22, 1820; d Mar. 5, 1861; m Daniel Wieand. 4. Maria, b May 17, 1823; d Oct. 5, 1892; unm. [25-49] 5. Isaac, b Oct. 19, 1825; d Dec. 30, 1893; m Sarah Wieand. [25-20] JACOB KRIEBEL, b Sept. 13, 1790; d May 1, 1869; s Abraham and Salome (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-7]; m Nov. 6, 1817, ANNA YEAKEL, b June 7, 1798; d Mar. 17, 1875; dau Caspar and Anna (Yeakle) Yeakel [38-10]. Jacob Kriebel was a miller by trade, and owned the mill property on the Hosensack, later owned by Joel Yeakel. Children (6): [25-50a] [25-50b] [70-11] [25-51] [25-52] ) 1. Reuben, b Sept, 11, 1820; d Aug. 27, 1890; m { Jfana 1K"ebeJ-. , J [ 2. Hannah Heydrick 2. Hannah, b Apr. 6, 1823; d Jan. 3, 1914; m Thomas Schultz. 3. Leah, b Oct. 8, 1825; d Feb. 13, 1857; m Samuel Miller. 4. Daniel, b Aug. 5, 1828; d May 2, 1831. 5. David, b Dec, 19, 1831; d Nov. 26, 1911; unm. 6. Solomon, b Jan. 31, 1836; d — — - -; m Anna Maria Schlicher. [25-21] ANTHONY KRIEBEL, b Aug. 16, 1792; d Oct. 12, 1886; s Abraham and Salome (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-7]; m May 11, 1819, CHRISTINA SCHULTZ, b Jan. 15, 1799; d June 13, 1869; dau David and Anna (Kriebel) Schultz [70-2]. Children (3): [38-43] 1. Sarah, b July 5, 1822; d May 10, 1892; m Joel Yeakel. 2. Mary, b July 4, 1825; d Apr. 26, 1904; unm. [25-53] 3. Susanna, b Sept. 9, 1830; d Dec. 12, 1910; m Tilghman Stahl. [25-22] JONATHAN KRIEBEL, b May 5, 1795; d Apr. 10, 1873; s Abraham and Salome (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-7]; m Apr. 22, 1820, ANNA HEYDRICK, b Sept. 21, 1800; d Apr. 9, 1836; dau George and Susanna (Yeakel) Heydrick [52a-2a]. Children ( 3 ): 1. George, b Jan. 24, 1821; d Nov. 6, 1821. [25-54] 2. Abraham, b July 10, 1823; d Feb. 9, 1897; m Regina Schultz. 3. Charles, 6 Mar. 7, 1828; d Feb. 21, 1838. [25-23] SOPHIA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 29, 1797; d July 20, 1878; dau Abraham and Salome (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-7]; m Dec. 26, 1820, GEORGE SCHULER, b Oct. 13, 1797; d June 28, 1842; s of Samuel Schuler. Carpenter of Upper Milford Twp., Pa. Children (8): [25-55] 1. Sarah, b Apr. 15, 1821; d Aug. 19, 1892; m Thomas Kern. [25-56] 2. Raham, b Mar. 20, 1823; d June 1, 1886; m Eliza Ritter. [25-57] 3. Thomas 4. Amandus [25-58] 5. Jethro, b Dec. 26, 1828; m - [25-59] 6. Mahlon, b Aug. 1, 1830; m twins, b Sept. 24, 1825; { d APr' u- 19°C "> Elizabeth Kemmerer. -; lived in Kulpsville, Pa. 7. Elijah, b Dec. 25, 1833; d Aug. 25, 1846. 8. Willoughby, b Mar. 27, 1837; d Aug. 21, 1846. [ Unable to complete]. [25-24] SAMUEL KRIEBEL, b July 26, 1801; d Aug. 22, 1858; s Abraham and Salome (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-7]; m Nov. 14, 1841, CATHARINE SNYDER, b Nov. 8, 1806; d - - . No issue. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 355 [25-25] SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 16, 1804; d July 19, 1882; dau Abraham and Salome (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-7] ; m Jan. 1, 1825, WILLIAM BARNES, d Nov. 22, 1884. William Barnes lived at Me¬ nomonee Falls, Waukesha Co., Wis. Children (10): [25-60] 1. Lavina, b July 29, 1825; d Feb. 22, 1914; m Isaac Leister. [25-61] 2. William H., b July 12, 1829; d Dec. 28, 1863; m Pauline Knoll. [25-62] 3. Daniel, b Oct. 16, 1830; d Jan. 26, 1902; m Caroline M. Blum. [25-63] 4. Mary, b Feb. 19, 1833; d Jan. 12, 1911; m Robert S. Rowe. [25-64] 5. Andrew, b May 27, 1835; d Jan. 22, 1910; m Mena Kraus. [25-65] 6. Susanna, b Jan. 28, 1838; dec; m Reuben Leister. [25-66] 7. Sarah, b Apr. 1, 1839; d Sept. 19, 1861; m Joseph S. Wile. 8. Amandus, b Feb. 28, 1842; d Feb., 1911; unm; Spokane, Wash. 9. Benjamin, b Apr. 13, 1844; d Jan. 13, 1846. [25-67] 10. Isaac, b Oct. 21, 1846; d Oct. 10, 1915; m Anna Mary Leonhardt. [25-26] RACHEL KRIEBEL, b July 7, 1808; d - ; dau Abraham and Salome (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-7] ; m Apr. 15, 1828, DANIEL SCHIFFERT, b Mar. 16, 1808; d - — -. The Schiffert family lived in Peru, Miami Co., Ind. Children (12): [25-68] 1. Sarah Ann, b Apr. 5, 1829; m William Schneider. [25-69] 2. Tilera, b Jan. 16, 1830; m Frank Weikel. 3. Leanna, b Nov. 11, 1831. [25-70] 4. Susanna, b Dec. 25, 1833; m Thomas Brooks. 5. Charles, b Sept. 24, 1836. 6. Daniel Wayne, b Oct. 25, 1838; d Nov. 28, 1865. 7. Son, b Feb. 2, 1841; d Mar. 7, 1841. 8. Elwina, b Apr. 7, 1842; d May 12, 1843. Aug. 24, 1846. 9. Mentes 10. Juliana 11. Eddie 12. Erwin | twins, b July 18, 1844; d twins, b Mar. 23, 1847; d Sept. 2, 1846. Sept. 4, 1865. Jan. 21, 1875. [Data regarding Schiffert Family taken from letter, dated Apr . 19, 1878, in S. H. L. Unable to locate or verify.} [25-27] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b Jan. 9, 1794; d Mar. 2, 1828; s Jacob and Lydia (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-8]; m May 27, 1819, LYDIA KRIEBEL, b Oct. 1, 1794; d Dec. 6, 1844; dau Andrew and Maria (Heebner) Kriebel [25-9]. No issue. [25-28] JACOB KRIEBEL, b Nov. 24, 1797; d Feb. 7, 1840; s Jacob and Lydia (Yeakel) Kriebel [25—8] ; m Dec. 24, 1826, ANNA DEISHER, b Oct. 25, 1808; d Oct. 22, 1880; dau Jacob Deisher. Children (8): 1. Enos, b Sept. 8, 1827; d June 7, 1884; unm. [25-71] 2. George, b Apr. 26, 1829; d June 29, 1912; m Susanna Strunk. [25—72] 3. Joel, b Sept. 29, 1830; d Aug. 28, 1914; m Catharine H. Heincke. 4. Maria, b July 10, 1832; d Jan. 1, 1854. [25-73] 5. Mahlon D., b Jan. 25, 1834; d Nov. 21, 1913; m Anna Smith. 6. Sarah, b Dec. 19, 1835; d June 12, 1869. 7. Lydia, b Jan. 17, 1838; d Apr. 20, 1841. [25-74] 8. Anna, b June 23, 1840; d Feb. 8, 1913; m William H. Bachman. [25-29] GEORGE KRIEBEL, b Oct. 3, 1797; d Sept. 15, 1869; s Andrew and Maria (Heebner) Kriebel [25—9] ; m May 20, 1824, SOPHIA KRIEBEL, b Nov. 23, 1802; d Jan. 12, 1883; dau Abraham and Christina (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-9]. George Kriebel was a farmer and lived in Towamencin Twp., Pa., on the Caspar Kribel homestead, now (1920) owned and occupied by his grandson, Charles K. Kriebel, Jr. Children (18): 1. Mary, b Nov. 11, 1825; d May 2, 1835. 2. Anna, b Dec. 15, 1827; d Aug. 25, 1881; m j [25-44] [25-75] 1. Ephraim Kriebel. 2. Jacob F. Fisher. 356 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-76] [25-77] [21-43a] [25-78] [25-79] [25-80] 3. Andrew, b Nov. 22, 1829; d Jan. 22, 1878; m Regina Kriebel. 4. Aaron, b Oct. 30, 1831; d Apr. 30, 1835. 5. Abraham K., b Mar. 11, 1834; d Nov. 8, 1903; m Phoebe Kriebel. 6. Susanna, b Mar. 20, 1836; d Nov. 2, 1873; m Joseph L. Heebner. 7. Charles, b Dec. 2, 1837; d July 6, 1891; m Mary L. Reiff. 8. Christina, b Aug. 24, 1839; d May 19, 1895; m Abraham Rittenhouse. 9. George 10. Joseph twins, b Sept. 27, 1841 ; d Oct. 21, 1841. Oct. 26, 1841. 11. Sarah, b Dec. 7, 1842; m John E. Brecht. 12. Hannah, b June 11, 1845; d May 9, 1853. 13. Isaac, b May 7, 1847; d Sept. 4, 1850. [25-30] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b Aug. 21, 1802; d Aug. 10, 1882; s Andrew and Maria (Heebner) Kriebel [25-9]; m Oct. 7, 1834, ANNA BERGEY, b Oct. 15, 1817; d Sept. 17, 1892; dau John and Polly (Lederach) Bergey. Farmer; lived in Worcester Twp., Pa. Children (10): [52a-6] 1. Mary, b Oct. 27, 1835; d Nov. 16, 1873; m Samuel K. Heydrick. [21-68] 2. Lydia, b Nov. 6, 1837; d July 31, 1917; m Abraham H. Cassel. 3. Catharine, b Oct. 5, 1839; d Oct. 19, 1876; unm. [25-81] 4. John B., b Dec. 18, 1841; d Dec. 25, 1882; m Rebecca Cassel. _ . . 7 . „ „ ^ | 1. Elizabeth Alderfer. 5. Andrew B„ b Apr. 11, 1844; d Feb. 23, 1920; m | 2 Mrs gusan wismer AIderter. [jej-fSi «• Hannah j 6 s t. 3 lg46; ( m Joseph £ ;• Anders Jr. [161-30a] 7. Susanna J l d Jan. 10, 1879; m Joseph H. Anders. [25-83] 8. Sophia, b Aug. 12, 1849; d Mar. 14, 1905; m Isaiah Burgstresser. [25-84] 9. Aaron B., b Dec. 29, 1851; m Eliza Snyder. 10. Abraham B., b Nov. 13, 1859; d Apr. 9, 1868. [25-82a] T 25— 82bl [25-31] BENJAMIN KRIEBEL, b Oct. 11, 1795; d May 19, 1885; s Christopher and Rosina (Seipt) Kriebel [25-10b]; m May 1, 1823, ELIZABETH SNYDER, b Nov. 28, 1798; d Feb. 28, 1880; dau Henry and Regina (Reinewald) Snyder [48-7]. Children (8): [25-85] 1. Euphemia, b 1823; m John Moyer. [25-86] 2. Regina, b Oct. 25, 1824; d Sept. 28, 1908; m Frederick Bookheimer. 3. Isabella, b Nov. 11, 1826; d Feb. 26, 1828. [25-87] 4. Abigail, b Aug. 26, 1828; d Oct. 10, 1873; m Nathan Cole. [25-88] 5. Edith, b Nov. 24, 1830; m Peter Richart. [25-89] 6. Joel S., b Mar. 4, 1833; m Mary Trout. [25-90] 7. Job, b May 1, 1835; d Mar. 17, 1920; m Sarah Ann Trout. [25-91] 8. Benjamin S., b July 27, 1838; m Emeline Zieber. ’ [25-32] ROSINA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 26, 1790; d July 6, 1862; dau Abraham and Eve (Heydrick) Kriebel [25-11]; m 1840, GEORGE SMITH. No issue. George Smith was a native of Germany. In 1847, he and wife left Gwynedd Twp., Pa., for Germany, where they settled in Lahr. [ No further data obtainable.} [25-33] GEORGE KRIEBEL, b July 4, 1791; d Feb. 27, 1877; s Abraham and Eve (Heydrick) Kriebel [25-11]; m Oct. 18, 1832, DEBORAH HEEBNER, b June 28, 1799; d Apr. 30, 1883; dau Abra¬ ham and Christina (Wagner) Heebner [199-2]. No issue. [25-34] JOSEPH KRIEBEL, b Sept. 30, 1799; d June 11, 1864; s Abraham and Eve (Heydrick) Kriebel [25-11] ; m May 7, 1829, ELIZABETH ANDERS, b Nov. 3, 1795; d Jan. 29, 1851; daw Andrew and Sarah (Reinewald) Anders [161-5]. Children (2): [25-92] [25-93] 1. Abraham 2. Andrew A. twins, b Nov. 25, 1830; d | Feb. 7, 1907; m Catharine Heebner. i Dec. 3, 1863; m Lydia Urffer. [25-35] LEVI KRIEBEL, b Feb. 20, 1816; d June 4, 1888; s Solomon and Maria (Meschter) Kriebel [25-13]; m Nov. 2, 1841, ELIZA KRUPP, b Oct. 15, 1820; d Feb. 4, 1885; dau George Krupp. Plate 43 'd QJ ■4-2 in o a o t-H !> Plate 44 Commitment of George Kriebel [25-3] to the Easton (Pa.) Jail for refusing to take the Test Act The original is preserved in the State Archives, Harrisburg, Pa. (Courtesy of Prof. H. H. Shenk.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 357 Children ( 3 ): [25-94] 1. Elijah, b Nov. 25, 1842; d Nov. 2, 1913; m Margaret E. Kane. 2. Franklin, b Aug., 1847; d July, 1850. 3. Margaret, b June 6, 1848; d Dee. 11, 1913. [25-36] CHARLES Y. KRIEBLE, b Sept. 12, 1814; d Aug. 12, 1887; s John and Agnes (Yeakle) Krieble [25-14]; m Feb. 18, 1841, SARAH ANDERS, b Aug. 8, 1820; d Nov. 21, 1884; dan Abraham and Susanna (Dresher) Anders [161-9]. Farmer; lived in Whitpain Twp., Pa. Children ( 2 ): [25-95] 1. Hiram A., b May 26, 1842; m Susanna Meschter. [66-14] 2. Mary Ann, b Feb. 6, 1845; d June 28, 1904; m George K. Meschter. [25-37] SAMUEL Y. KRIEBLE, b May 23, 1816; d Dec. 10, 1889; s John and Agnes (Yeakle) Krieble [25-14]; m Nov. 26, 1844, MARY SCHULTZ, b May 2, 1826; d Nov. 4, 1900; dan George and Hannah (Schubert) Schultz [149-12]. No issue. [25-38] SARAH Y. KRIEBLE, b Aug. 4, 1828; d Dec. 24, 1913; dau John and Agnes (Yeakle) Krieble[25-14] ; m Jan. 8, 1852, SAMUEL ANSON, b Feb. 27, 1826; d Oct. 4, 1898; s John and Hannah Anson. Farmer; lived in Worcester, Pa. Children (11): 1. H. Agnes, b June 18, 1852; unm .; Worcester, Pa. 2. John K., b Mar. 16, 1854; d Oct. 11, 1854. [25-96] 3. Lillie, b May 24, 1855; d Oct. 6, 1891; rn Jacob S. Moser. [25-97] 4. Samuel K., b Jan. 29, 1857; m Anna Radcliffe. [25-98] 5. Charles Matthew, b Sept. 8, 1859; m Laura Place Gotwals. [25-99] 6. Ida Mary, b July 8, 1861; m Jacob S. Moser. [25-100] 7. Horace K., b Mar. 16, 1863; m Marion Lewis. 8. A. Lincoln, b Oct. 7, 1864; Worcester, Pa. A. Lincoln Anson has been a teacher in the public schools of Worcester, Pa., for more than 30 years. He is a trustee of the Schwenk¬ felder Church of the Middle District. (1920.) [25- 101] 9. Wilson K., b Sept. 22, 1866; m Ella G. Landes. 10. Warren K., b May 3, 1869; d July 8, 1871. [25-102] 11. Alice K., b Mar. 24, 1873; m Charles S. Boorse. [25-39] JACOB KRIEBEL, b Dec. 22, 1817; d Nov. 14, 1864; s Rev. David and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [25-15]; m Oct. 19, 1843, SUSANNA DRESHER, b Nov. 27, 1825; d Sept, 3, 1897; dau Jacob and Regina (Kriebel) Dresher [64-7]. Children (7): 1. David D., b Nov. 30, 1844; m Susanna Schultz. 1. Mary S. Anders. 2. Salome Dresher. [25-103] [25-104a] [25-104b] [21-103] 2. Reuben D., b Dec. 18, 1846; m 3. Lydia D., b Sept. 20, 1848; d Sept. 30, 1915; m Jacob D. Heebner. 4. Child, b May 13, 1853; d May 15, 1853. 5. Child, b May 12, 1855; d May 13, 1855. 6. Child, b Sept. 6, 1856; d Sept. 6, 1856. 7. Child, b and d Jan. 15, 1859. [25-40] ADAM KRIEBEL, b June 9, 1823; d Feb. 17, 1895; s Rev. David and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [25-15]; m Dec. 14, 1850, MARY CASSEL, b Sept. 27, 1827;d Nov. 19, 1882; dau Joseph and Rebecca (Heebner) Cassel [21-14]. Children (2): [25-230a] 1. Susanna, b Nov. 16, 1853; d Dec. 31, 1886; m Addison Bookheimer. 2. James, b Nov. 11, 1857; d Dec. 9, 1857. [25-42] CATHARINE KRIEBEL, b June 4, 1818; d Jan. 6, 1896; dau Job and Esther (Anders) Kriebel [25-16]; m Sept. 13, 1840, BERNARD B. FREYER, b Oct. 12, 1815; d Aug. 19, 1885; s Jacob and Nancy (Bergey) Freyer. Farmer; lived in Skippack, Pa. 358 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-105] [25-1 06a] 1 [25- 106b] J [25-107] Children (4): 1. Esther, b Aug. 21, 1841; m Simeon K. Cassel. 1 Mary IvGrr 2. Jacob K., b Apr. 26, 1844; d May 17, 1901; m j 2' Mary K. Cassel. 3. Edith H., b Oct. 10, 1846; unm.; Bridgeport, Pa. 4. Susan Anna., b Nov. 13, 1850; d 1921; m Charles H. Johnson. [25-43] GEORGE A. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 17, 1824; killed in Civil War; s Job and Esther (Anders) Kriebel [25-16]; m Jan. 26, 1846, SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Jan. 8, 1825; d Feb. 3, 1882; dau Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12[. George A. Kriebel was a soldier in Union Army during Civil War; was killed in attack on Fred¬ ericksburg, Va. Children (5): [25-108] 1. John K., b May 31, 1847; d Jan. 16, 1910; m Katie L. Reiff. [25-109] 2. Enos, b June 21, 1849; m Magdalena Wiegner. 3. Sarah, b Mar. 17, 1852; d Sept. 15, 1853'. [25-110] 4. Edwin K., b July 22, 1854; m Mary Amelia Souder. [25-111] 5. Emma, b Feb. 25, 1856; d Nov. 7, 1920; m Abraham M. Bobb. [25-44] EPHRAIM KRIEBEL, b Feb. 16, 1821; d Sept. 2, 1864; s Melchior and Rosina (Schultz) Kriebel [25-17]; m Feb. 20, 1851, ANNA KRIEBEL, b Dec. 15, 1827; d Aug. 25, 1881; dau George and Sophia (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-29]. Farmer; lived in Worcester, Pa., on farm now owned and occupied by Alvin K. Rothenberger (1920). Anna Kriebel m 2d time, Jacob F. Fisher [25-75]. Children ( 6 ): [68-32a] 1. Leanna, b June 8, 1852; d Apr. 5, 1887; m Owen K. Schultz. 2. Abraham, b Feb. 3, 1854; d Jan. 26, 1905; unm. [149-62] 3. Amanda, b Nov. 20, 1856; m Edwin K. Rothenberger. 4. Emeline, b Sept. 30, 1858; d Oct. 9, 1904; unm. [25-112] 5. George K., b May 29, 1861; m Emma H. Schultz. 6. Mary, b Oct. 7, 1863; d Sept. 4, 1864. [25-45] JONAS KRIEBEL, b Mar. 22, 1824; d Dec. 15, 1906; s Samuel and Sarah (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-18] ; m Nov. 23, 1847, MARY SEIPT, b Mar. 29, 1828; d Aug. 6, 1897 ; dau George and Anna (Heebner) Seipt [59-8]. Jonas Kriebel moved to the State of Illinois in Kankakee Co., where he en¬ gaged in farming. His descendants are scattered through the middle western states. [25-113] [25-114] [25-115] [25-116] [25-1 17a] [25-1 17b] [25-118] Children (10): 1. Urias S., b Mar. 17, 1849; d July 14, 1860. 2. Daniel S., b May 18, 1853; d Sept. 13, 1915; m Mary Horner. 3. Samuel S., b Jan. 4, 1855; d Mar. 24, 1903; m Annie A. Currier. 4. Susanna S., b Apr. 29, 1856. 5. Addison S., b Oct. 18, 1857; m Ellen Heininger. 6. Sarah Ann S., b Oct. 19, 1859; d July 15, 1860. 7. William S., b Aug. 31, 1861; d Dec. 18, 1901; m Mary Rittenhouse. o t q j a n f 1. Lydia Eliza Wressell. 8. James S., b Apr. 9, 1864; m j 2< Ada E DuW 9. Edwin S., b Aug. 1, 1867; m Lottie E. Wressell. 10. Emma Jane S., b Sept. 13, 1869; d Sept. 30, 1869. [25-46] SAMUEL K. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 16, 1833; d July 24, 1911; s Samuel and Sarah (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-18]; m Oct. 15, 1859, RACHEL C. CUSTER, b July 8, 1837; d Aug. 9, 1917; dau John Custer. Resided in North Wales, Pa. Children (8): 1. Anna C., b Dec. 14, 1860; unm. [25-119] 2. Sarah Ella, b Apr. 28, 1863; m Irwin Harley Bean. [25-120] 3. Morris C., b July 10, 1864; m Bessie Fendall Thornton. 4. Lizzie, b Aug. 8, 1866; unm.; North Wales, Pa. [25-121] 5. Lydia C., b Jan. 10, 1868; m William S. Weingartner. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 359 [25-122] 6. Susan, b Dec. 27, 1871; m Elmer E. Hunsicker. [25-123] 7. Samuel C., b July 25, 1873; m Minnie Elizabeth Cline. [ 25—124] 8. John H., b Nov. 5, 1876; rn Maude Sheats. [25-47] AGNES KRIEBEL, b Dec. 5, 1814; d Sept. 29, 1867 ; dau Benjamin and Catharine (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-19]; m MICHAEL TRUMP, b Jan. 3, 1812; d Aug. 13, 1876. Children (7): 1. Daniel K., b June 4, 1837; m { !• Mary Ann Nonnemacher. [ 2. Rosa E. Heiberger. 2. Lydia K., b Feb. 27, 1840; d Feb. 25, 1919; m William H. H. White. 3. Isaac K., b June 13, 1843; d May 10, 1894; m Anna Maria Christman. 4. Sarah, b Nov. 16, 1845; d June 26, 1909; m Elias Cawley. 5. Maria Ann, b July 10, 1848; m William A. Lynn. 6. Elizabeth K., b Nov. 8, 1851; d Mar. 13, 1855. 7. Rebecca K., b Dec. 3, 1854; d Feb. 21, 1877. [25-48] JUDITH KRIEBEL, b Jan. 22, 1820; d Mar. 5, 1861 ; dau Benjamin and Catharine (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-19]; m Oct. 30, 1842, DANIEL WIEAND, b Jan. 1, 1816; d Feb. 21, 1889; s Daniel and Deborah (Deisher) Wieand. Daniel Wieand was a miller and lived at Treichlersville, Pa. Children (3): [25-130] 1. Elizabeth K., b Oct. 3, 1843; d Feb. 27, 1920; m Oliver F. White. [25-131] 2. William K., b Oct. 28, 1845; d Aug. 5, 1896; in Caroline Haines. 3. Mary A., b Nov. 19, 1853; unm; 221 S. 10th St., Reading, Pa. [25-49] ISAAC KRIEBEL, b Oct. 19, 1825; d Dec. 30, 1893; s Benjamin and Catharine (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-19]; m Feb. 7, 1847, SARAH WIEAND, b May 11, 1826; d June 1, 1899; dau of Daniel Wieand. Children (J): [25-132] 1. William, b Aug. 8, 1850; d May 12, 1918; m Eliza Yerk. [25-133] 2. Benjamin F., b Feb. 13, 1854; d Dec. 9, 1898; rn Emma R. Gilbert. [25-134] 3. Daniel W., b Nov. 14, 1865; m Ella J. Wetzel. 4. Mary, d young. [25-50a] REV. REUBEN KRIEBEL, b Sept. 11, 1820; d Aug. 27, 1890; s Jacob and Anna (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-20] ; m Nov. 30, 1848, MARIA KRIEBEL, b Dec. 16, 1826; d Oct. 30, 1859; dau Melchior and Rosina (Schultz) Kriebel [25-17]. Children (4).' [25-135] 1. Hosea K., b Sept. 12, 1849; in Amanda Zimmerman. 2. Aaron, b July 16, 1852; d Feb. 26, 1860. [25-136] 3. Daniel K., b Dec. 4, 1856; m Emma B. George. 4. Hannah Maria, b Sept. 30, 1859; d Sept. 23, 1860. [25-50b] REV. REUBEN KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, May 14,\1861, HANNAH HEY- DRICK, b Nov. 26, 1829; d Dec. 16, 1915; dau George and Susanna (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-2b]. Children (2): [25-137] 1. Sophia, b Oct. 31, 1865; d Apr. 30, 1887; m Alvin Schantz. [25-137.1] 2. Susanna H., b Dec. 10, 1869; m George West. Rev. Reuben Kriebel was for a time a school teacher. He lived on a farm near Mainland, Pa., and later in life removed to Worcester Twp., near Center Point. He was also a broom maker. He was chosen minister of the Society of Schwenkfelders and he served in that capacity for many years. The Committee that published the First Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders engaged Rev. Kriebel to collect the family data, hence he had a large share in its publication. Rev. Kriebel served as Secretary of the General Conference of the Schwenkfelders for a number of years. [25-51] LEAH KRIEBEL, b Oct. 8, 1825; d Feb. 13, 1857; dau Jacob and Anna (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-20]; m Dec. 27, 1855, SAMUEL MILLER, b July 9, 1823; d July 27, 1901; s Jacob Miller. No issue. Samuel Miller m 2d time, Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [38-71]. [25-125a] [25-125b] [25-129] [25-126] [25-128] [25-127] 360 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-52] SOLOMON KRIEBEL, b Jan. 31. 1836; s Jacob and Anna (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-20]; m Dec. 14, 1866, ANNA MARIA SCHLICHER,6 June 12, 1846; dan John and Sarah Ann (Garden) Schlicher [36-50]. Farmer; lived at Treichlersville, Pa. Children ( 6 ): 1. Samuel, b Feb. 21, 1869; in - ; Pennsburg, Pa. 2. Ella Amanda, b Oct. 25, 1870; unm; Hereford, Pa. 3. Hannah, b Feb. 20, 1873; m - 4. Charles Franklin, b Sept. 9, 1875; d Jan. 12, 1898. 5. William, b Feb. 20, 1878; m - 6. John, b - ; m - [Further information unobtainable.] [25-53] SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Sept. 9, 1830; d Dec. 12, 1910; dan Anthony and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [25-21]; m Nov. 6, 1855, TILGHMAN STAHL, b Sept. 12, 1830; d July 18, 1898; s Jesse and Eva (Schiffert) Stahl. Farmer and carpenter; Zionsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): [25-142] 1. Amelia, b Nov. 11, 1856; m Charles G. Fries. 2. Mary, b Nov. 13, 1858; unm ; Zionsville, Pa. [25-143] 3. Franklin K., b Aug. 24, 1861; m Ella J. Barr. [25-144] 4. John, b Oct. 7, 1863; m Laura Lutz. [25-145] 5. Annie, b Mar. 5, 1866; m William J. Goedde. [ 25—146] 6. Henry William, b Jan. 5, 1870; m Hannah K. IJunsberger. [25-147] 7. William Harvey, b Aug. 19, 1872; m Mary E. Johnson. [25-138] [25-139] [25-140] [25-141] [25-54] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b July 10, 1823; d Feb. 9, 1897; s Jonathan and Anna (Heydrick) Kriebel [25-22]; m Nov. 27, 1845, REGINA SCHULTZ, b May 16, 1816; d July 31, 1902; dau Mathias and Christina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-7]. Children (8): 1. Susanna, b Jan. 30, 1847; d Oct. 10, 1876. [25-148] 2. Jonas, b Aug. 19, 1848; d Mar. 28, 1922; m Annie Krauss. [25-149] 3. Charles, b Mar. 23, 1850; d July 31, 1907; m Lydia Seibert. 4. Sarah, b July 28, 1852; d May 19, 1906. 5. Samuel, b Aug. 12, 1854; d Oct. 27, 1860. 6. John, b Sept. 7, 1856; unm. 7. Daughter, b May 3, 1859; dec. 8. William, b Apr. 28, 1861; d Aug. 23, 1862. [25-55] SARAH SCHULER, b Apr. 15, 1821; d Aug. 19, 1892; da,u George and Sophia (Kriebel) Schuler [25-23]; m May 15, 1842, THOMAS KERN, b Dec. 21, 1815; d Jan. 15, 1896; s Matthias and - (Fisher) Kern. Farmer; Shimerville, Pa. [25-1 50a] [25-150b] [25-151] [25-152] [25-153a] [25-153b] [25-154a] [25-154b] Children (7): 1 . . o j. 1 L Caroline Schuler. 1. Amandus S., o Oct. 26, 1843; m j ^ Ellen Kline 2. Willoughby S., b Dec. 22, 1844; d Apr. 9, 1918; m Anna F. Ritter. 3. David S., b Dec. 16, 1846; d Feb. 24, 1921; m Sarah Danner. 4. Louisa S., b Dec. 29, 1848; d Oct. 28, 1857. 5. Elwina S., b Mar. 10, 1850; d Aug. 24, 1918; m 1 !/ FT . , ,r i 2. Daniel K. Moore. 6. Wesley, b May 23, 1856; d 1860. 7. Henry S., b Mar. 14, 1853; m f 1. Rebecca H. Burkhalter. 1 2. Annie G. Everhart. [25-56] RAHAM SCHULER, b Mar. 20, 1823; d June 1, 1886; s George and Sophia (Kriebel) Schuler [25-23]; m ELIZA RITTER, b June 15, 1820; d Oct. 22, 1901. Children (J): 1. Amanda, b Oct. 19, 1850; d Feb. 9, 1891. [25-155] 2. Angelina, b - ; d Aug., 1917; m Thomas F. Leh. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 361 [25-156] 3. Sarah. 4. Louisa, b 1849; d 1850. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [25-57] THOMAS SCHULER, b Sept. 24, 1825; d Apr. 11, 1901; s George and Sophia (Kriebel) Schuler [25-23]; m Dec. 9, 1849, ELIZABETH KEMMERER, b Aug. 1, 1826; d Mar. 14, 1897; dau Henry Kemmerer. One child: [25-157] Henry A., b July 12, 1850; d Jan. 13, 1908; m Sarah A. Griesemer. [25-57.1] AMANDUS SCHULER, b Sept. 24, 1825; s George and Sophia (Kriebel) Schuler [25-23]; m - ; said to have had the following children: 1. Franklin; Easton, Pa. [ Letters ret. by P. M .} 2. Emma, 3. Sophia, 4. Mary. [ Unable to locate or verify.] [25-60] LA VINA BARNES, b July 29, 1825; d Feb. 22, 1914; dau William and Susanna (Kriebel) Barnes [25-25]; m ISAAC LEISTER, b Nov. 29, 1825; d Feb. 18, 1884. Res. Granville, Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin. Children ( 3 ): [25-158] 1. Susan, b Sept. 17, 1846; d May 26, 1888; m John Peter Witwen. [25-159] 2. Aaron, b Aug. 23, 1849; m Catharine Schlafer. [25-160] 3. William, b Feb. 12, 1852; d Feb. 14, 1916; m Anna M. Felix. [25-61] WILLIAM H. BARNES, b July 12, 1829; d Dec. 28, 1863; s William and Susanna (Kriebel) Barnes [25-25]; m PAULINE KNOLL, b Jan. 26, 1840; d May 17, 1860; dau John Knoll. William Barnes was killed at battle of Murfreesboro Lane. Lived at Menomonee Falls, Wis. One child: [25-161] Jesse, b Aug. 8, 1858; m Mary H. Bradley. [25-62] DANIEL BARNES, b Oct. 16, 1830; d Jan. 26, 1902; s William and Susanna (Kriebel) Barnes [25-25]; m Jan. 31, 1864, CAROLINE M. BLUM, b Sept. 13, 1843; d Feb. 6, 1901. Children (9): [25-162] 1. Anna, b Oct. 8, 1865; m Charles Frederick Caris. [25—163] 2. Alice M., b May 16, 1867; m Thomas E. Westlake. [25-164] 3. Clara M., b Apr. 5, 1869; m L. F. Thiel. [25-165] 4. George, b Apr. 24, 1871; m Mrs. Sibley. [25-166] 5. Susan E., b Nov. 10, 1873; m William Ramsay. 6. Charles, b Aug. 18, 1876; d July 31, 1916; unm. [25-167] 7. Albert, b Aug. 26, 1880; m Ina Williams. [25-168] 8. Inez, b Jan. 1, 1883; m John David Wike. [25-169] 9. Winifred R., b July 14, 1890; m David Duffle Haworth. [25-63] MARY BARNES, b Feb. 19, 1833; d Jan. 12, 1911; dau William and Susanna (Kriebel) Barnes [25-25]; m Mar. 15, 1854, ROBERT S. ROWE, b Sept. 14, 1821; d Oct. 16, 1910; s Abner Rowe. Notary public. Children ( 2 ): [25-170] 1. William, b Apr. 20, 1856; d Feb. 3, 1907; m Eliza Beringer. [25-171] 2. Ella, b Oct. 4, 1862; m John North. [25-64] ANDREW BARNES, b May 27, 1835; d Jan. 22, 1910; s William and Susanna (Kriebel) Barnes [25-25]; m Apr. 6, 1858, MENA KRAUS, b July 13, 1832; d May 22, 1910; dau Herman Kraus. Farmer; Menomonee Falls, Wis. Children (2): [25-172] 1. Malinda C., b June 2, 1860; m Ira Simpson. [25-173] 2. Alpha S., b Mar. 12, 1862; m Charles A. Holt. [25-65] SUSANNA BARNES, b Jan. 28, 1838; dec; dau William and Susanna (Kriebel) Barnes [25-25]; m 1860, REUBEN LEISTER; dec. Susanna Barnes is buried at Waterloo, Iowa. One child: Son, d 1868. 362 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-66] SARAH BARNES, b Apr. 1, 1839; d Sept. 19, 1861; dau William and Susanna (Kriebel) Barnes [25-25]; m Sept. 1, 1857, JOSEPH S. WILE, b Mar. 2, 1829; d Jan. 15, 1886; s - and - (Smith) Wile. Mason. Children ( 2 ): 1. Infant daughter. [25-174] 2. Amanda, b May 10, 1860; m Frank Snyder. [25-67] ISAAC BARNES, b Oct. 21, 1846; d Oct. 10, 1915; s William and Susanna (Kriebel) Barnes [25-25] ; m Dec. 24, 1873, ANNA MARY LEONHARDT, b July 14, 1851 ; dau Peter Leonhardt. Manager of Grain & Supply Co.; res. Menomonee Falls, Wis. Children ( 2 ): [25-175] 1. Allen, b June 25, 1874; m Lizzie Reinhardt. 2. Josephine, b Feb. 1, 1879; unm.; Menomonee Falls, Wis. [25-68] SARAH ANN SCHIFFERT, b Apr. 5, 1829; dau Daniel and Rachel (Kriebel) Schiffert [25-26]; m Jan. 25, 1846, WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, b - — - ; d Oct. 1, 1875. Lived in Ind. Children (2): [25-176] 1. Carl Henry, b June 1, 1846; m Nancy - [25-177] 2. Johann, b Mar. 24, 1851; m Emmeline Diel. [ Unable to locate or verify .] [25-69] TILERA SCHIFFERT, b Jan. 16, 1830; dau Daniel and Rachel (Kriebel) Schiffert [25-26]; m Sept. 27, 1849, FRANK WEIKEL, b Apr. 12, 1828. Children (8): [25-177.1] 1. Susanna, b Sept. 29, 1850; m George Fatrel. 2. Daughter, b July 10, 1852; d in infancy. 3. William A., b July 22, 1854; d Sept. 28, 1854. 4. Benjamin Franklin, b Oct. 22, 1856. 5. Rachel, b Aug. 21, 1859. 6. Ellenofa, b Nov. 12, 1862; d Aug. 14, 1866. 7. Clara Agnes, b July 26, 1864. 8. Janerden, b Nov. 11, 1866. [Data found in S. H. L.; unable to locate.] [25-70] SUSANNA SCHIFFERT, b Dec. 25, 1833; dau Daniel and Rachel (Kriebel) Schiffert [25-26]; m Sept. 4, 1859, TOMMES BRUCKS (THOMAS BROOKS), b Dec. 27, 1837; d July 4, 1876. Children (7): 1. Jacob S., b May 10, 1860. 2. Minon Elweina, b Jan. 24, 1862. 3. Cora Bell, b Oct. 16, 1864. 4. Else, b Oct. 20, 1866. 5. Hatte, b Apr. 16, 1868; d Nov. 9, 1870. 6. Orien, b July 20, 1870. 7. Minne, b Apr. 2, 1875. [ Unable to locate or verify.] [25-71] GEORGE D. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 26, 1829; d June 29, 1912; s Jacob and Anna (Deisher) Kriebel [25-28]; m Dec. 24, 1854, SUSANNA STRUNK, b Oct. 21, 1829; d Apr. 30, 1899; daw - and - (Lotschar) Strunk. Miller; Peck, Kan. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): [25-178] 1. Joel, b Feb. 21, 1857; m Barbara Glaser. [25—179] 2. Mahlon, b Dec. 4, 1860; m Sarah Anna Copner. 3. Mary Ann, b July 18, 1864; d Jan. 15, 1865. [25-180] 4. Emma, b Aug. 25, 1866; m John E. Diehl. 5. Hannah, b Feb. 3, 1870; d Jan. 30, 1888. [25-181] 6. Ellen Cora, b Jan. 9, 1873; d May 9, 1899; m John E. Diehl. [25-72] JOEL KRIEBEL, b Sept. 29, 1830; d Aug. 28, 1914; s Jacob and Anna (Deisher) Kriebel [25-28]; m May 15, 1855, CATHARINE HARRIETTA HEINCKE, b July 24, 1833; d Jan. 22, 1914; dau Rev. Henry and Catharine Heincke. Plastering mason. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 363 Children (9): 1. George Heincke K., b Mar. 25, 1856. 2. Albert Mahlon K., b Oct. 10, 1857; d Apr. 10, 1861. [25-182] 3. Henry Jacob K., b June 25, 1859; m Jennie Brubaker. [25-183] 4. Charles Enos K., b Jan. 16, 1862; m Della E. Cornelius. 5. Alfred Joel K., b Mar. 22, 1864; d Feb. 12, 1892. [25-184] 6. Amelia Bell K., b June 30, 1866; m Eugene Koder. 7. Sarah Phina K., b Aug. 2, 1868; d Mar. 25, 1871. [25-185] 8. Ora Armol K., b Apr. 20, 1872; m Mary J. (June) Diehl. [25-186] 9. John Olin K., b Sept. 11, 1876; m H. Elizabeth Roberts. [25-73] MAHLON D. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 25, 1834; d Nov. 21, 1913; s Jacob and Anna (Deisher) Kriebel [25-28]; in Jan. 17, 1857, ANNA SMITH, b 1838; d 1892. Children ( 6 ): 1. Mamie 2. Effie d in infancy. 3. Katie [25-187] 4. Anna Blanche, b Oct. 25, 1860; d Mar. 25, 1917; in George Gregory. 5. Mahlon, b July 29, 1862; Salt Lake City, Utah. 6. Emeline Wiegner, b Aug. 7, 1870; 4812 Parrish St., Phila., Pa. [25-74] ANNA DEISHER KRIEBEL, b June 23, 1840; d Feb. 8, 1913; dau Jacob and Anna (Deisher) Kriebel [25-28]; m June 3, 1865, WILLIAM H. BACHMAN, b Mar. 25, 1842; d Jan. 19, 1918; s George and Lucinda Henrietta Bachman. William H. Bachman m 2d time, Mrs. Anna K. (Zuber) Stahl. Children (J): [25-188] 1. Morris P., b Apr. 18, 1867; m Lucy O’Donnell. [25-189] 2. Charles H., b Aug. 28, 1870; m Ella Shoemaker. [25-190] 3. Olivia Viola, b Jan. 21, 1876; m John D. Liffring. [25-191] 4. William Chester, b Feb. 17, 1881; m Clara A. Clark. [25-75] ANNA (KRIEBEL) KRIEBEL, b Dec. 15, 1827; d Aug. 25, 1881; dau George and Sophia (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-29]; m Jan. 25, 1868, JACOB F. FISHER, b Dec. 25, 1838; d Aug. 6, 1901. Farmer; lived in Worcester Twp., Pa. Jacob Fisher m 2d time, Christina Krauss [11-144]. Anna Kriebel was the widow of Ephraim Kriebel [25-44], Children ( 2 ): 1. Sophia, b Jan. 24, 1869; d May 16, 1886. [25-192] 2. Laura, b Apr. 28, 1871; m H. Frank Burkert. [25-76] ANDREW K. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 22, 1829; d Jan. 22, 1878; s George and Sophia (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-29]; m Nov. 16, 1854, REGINA KRIEBEL, b Oct. 7, 1831; d Oct. 13, 1888; dau Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]. Andrew Kriebel was a farmer, and lived on farm at Locust Corner, Pa., now occupied by his son Hiram. Children ( 9 ): 1. Isaiah, b Dec. 28, 1855; d Apr. 18, 1882. [25-193] 2. Hiram K., b Mar. 31, 1858; m Elizabeth Snyder. 3. Justus, b Feb. 21, 1860; d Oct. 19, 1878. 4. Hannah, b July 25, 1862; d Sept. 9, 1881. [25-194] 5. George, Jr., b Nov. 7, 1864; m Amanda Snyder. [21-231) 1 e. Elmira, b Mar. 8, 1867; m | 1- Abraham K. Cassel. [48-64] j l 2. Jesse H. Snyder, Jr. 7. Ambrose, b Aug. 16, 1869; unin.; Worcester, Pa. [25-195] 8. Irwin K., b June 23, 1871; m Mary Ann S. Kriebel. 9. Andrew, Jr., b Mar. 20, 1873; d Jan. 30, 1875.. [25-77] ABRAHAM K. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 11, 1834;dNov. 8, 1903; s George and Sophia (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-29]; m Oct. 14, 1858, PHOEBE S. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 20, 1837; d Sept. 16, 1894; dau Isaac and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-33]. 364 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Abraham K. Kriebel was a farmer, and lived in Towamencin on the “Caspar Kriebel” homestead now (1920) owned and occupied by his son, Charles Kriebel, Jr. Abraham was for many years “Vor- singer” in the Schwenkfelder Church. [21-106] [ 1 49— 63b] [25—1 96a] [25-1 96b] [25-197] [25-198] Children (9): 1. Romanus, b Feb. 6, 1860; d Apr. 7, 1875. 2. Sophia K., b July 24, 1861; m William K. Heebner. 3. Ellen, b Mar. 2, 1864; m Thomas S. Rothenberger. , ™ . , , T j 1. Annie M. Schultz. 4. Charles, Jr., b June 17, 1865; m \ 2 Lydia Sohultz. 5. Emma, b June 8, 1868; unm; Lansdale, Pa., R. D. 6. Christina, b Nov. 8, 1871; d Feb. 24, 1875. 7. Amanda K., b Sept. 25, 1873; m Samuel W. Kister. 8. Allen K., b Jan. 7, 1875; m Lizzie Ann H. Snyder. 9. Isaac, b Oct. 13, 1879; d May 5, 1880. [25-78] CHARLES K. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 2, 1837; d July 6, 1891; s George and Sophia (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-29]; m Feb. 14, 1862, MARY L. REIFF, b Mar. 30, 1843; dau George Reiff. Charles Kriebel was a farmer; lived in Gwynedd Twp., Pa.,. near West Point, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. George R., b Nov. 7, 1862; d Jan. 30, 1863. [21-307] 2. Sarah Jane, b Aug. 16, 1864; m Emanuel A. Heebner. 3. Laura, b June 21, 1868; d Aug. 14, 1868. [21-307.1] 4. Katie R., b Sept. 19, 1869; m Jacob A. Heebner. 5. Lillie R., b Oct. 20, 1878; single; Norristown, Pa. [25-79] CHRISTINA KRIEBEL, b Aug. 24, 1839; d May 19, 1895; daw George and Sophia (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-29]; m Jan. 20, 1863, ABRAHAM RITTENHOUSE, b June 13, 1842; d Oct. 23, 1887; s Samuel Rittenhouse. Farmer; lived in Gwynedd Twp., Pa., on the “Melchior Kriebel’’ farm. Children (8): [52a-10] 1. Sophia K., b Jan. 3, 1864; m Daniel K. Heydrick. [25-116] 2. Maria, b Jan. 10, 1867; d Nov. 19, 1895; m William S. Kriebel. 3. Samuel K., b Nov. 12, 1870; d Aug. 5, 1871. [25-199] 4. Charles K., b July 25, 1873; m Anna Martha Bower. 5. Susan, b Apr. 6, 1876; d Apr. 8, 1876. [25-200] 6. John K., b May 28, 1877; m Margaret Bell. 7. George, b Apr. 4, 1880; d Apr. 4, 1880. 8. Son, stillborn, May 27, 1882. [25-80] SARAH KRIEBEL, b Dec. 7, 1842; dau George and Sophia (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-29]; rn Feb. 18, 1865, JOHN ERNST BRECHT, b Nov. 25, 1837; d Mar. 25, 1904; s John Gottlieb and Catherine (Ernst) Brecht. John Brecht was a farmer and lived in Worcester Twp., Pa., on the “Israel Schultz” homestead. He helped to organize the Farmers’ Creamery Association of Centre Point, the People’s National Bank of Norristown, and the Girard Ave. Farmers’ Market Co. of Phila., serving as director in all these institutions from the time of their organization until his death. After retiring from farming, Mr. Brecht removed to Norristown, Pa., where his widow still resides. (1920.) Children (J): [25-201] 1. Emma K b Jan. 21, 1866; m John D. Weber. [25-202] 2. George K., b Oct. 7, 1867; m Rebecca A. Wood. [25-203] 3. Samuel Iv., b Dec. 14, 1869; m Alberta Williams. [25-204] 4. Katharine K., b Oct. 19, 1874; m John A. Longacre. [25-81] JOHN B. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 18, 1841; d Dec. 25, 1882; s Abraham and Anna (Bergey) Kriebel [25-30]; m Nov. 7, 1867, REBECCA CASSEL, b Mar. 29, 1840; d Nov. 9, 1916; dau Isaac and Mary (Heebner) Cassel [21-15]. Rev. John B. Kriebel was a farmer and lived near Kulpsville, Pa. His limited education was obtained by attending the school that was held in the building then standing on the present Towamencin Schwenkfelder Church property. This school he attended about two to three days per week for three Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 365 or four months in the year. Having been selected as minister of the Society of Schwenkfelders, he served them faithfully for 14 years up to the time of his death. Rev. Kriebel was a devout man, conscientious in his service to the Church, and in his ministrations to his people. Being very reverent he was puritanically strict in the observance of the Sabbath. He was very generous to the poor and from his small farm ofttimes supplied necessities to the unfortunate, without letting anyone know about it. Not being very strong physically Rev. Kriebel undermined his strength by his conscientious devotion to duty, and died at an early age. Children ( 5 ): [25-205] 1. Martha, b Dec. 17, 1868; m Charles F. Brautigam. [25-206] 2. Alvin C., b May 3, 1870; m Alvena Clifford. [25-207] 3. Mary, b Nov. 30, 1871; m William A. Cannon. [25-208] 4. Sarah, b Aug. 4, 1873; m Harry M. Eaton. [25-209] 5. Anna, b Mar. 24, 1879; d Nov. 28, 1903; m Samuel MacKinnon. [25-82a] ANDREW B. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 11, 1844; d Feb. 23, 1920; s Abraham and Anna (Bergey) Kriebel [25-30]; m Sept. 12, 1865, ELIZABETH ALDERFER, b Mar. 3, 1840; d Jan. 23, 1899; dau Jacob Alderfer. Children ( 5 ): [25-210] 1. Jacob, b June 24, 1866; d Oct. 26, 1906; rn Emma Jane Freyer. [25-211] 2. Anna A., b Aug. 17, 1868; m Charles Irwin L. Reiter. [25-212] 3. Howard A., b Feb. 1, 1871; m Kate U. Landes. [25-213] 4. Henry A., b May 20, 1873; m Mary S. Moyer. [25-214] 5. Andrew A., b Jan. 10, 1879; m Ella V. Johnson. [25-82b] ANDREW B. KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, May 7, 1908, SUSAN B. (WISMER) ALDERFER, b Sept. 15, 1858; dau David Wismer and widow of Samuel Alderfer. No issue. Andrew Kriebel was a farmer and lived in Towamencin Twp., Pa. [25-83] SOPHIA KRIEBEL, b Aug. 12, 1849; d Mar. 14, 1905; dau Abraham and Anna (Bergey) Kriebel [25-30] ; m July 15, 1871, ISAIAH BURGSTRESSER, b Mar. 5, 1840. Farmer; Kulpsville, Pa. Children (8): [25-215] 1. Anna, b Feb. 16, 1872; in Abram K. Loux. [49-609] 2. Mary, b Oct. 3, 1873; m Irwin H. Pool. 3. Emma, b Jan. 21, 1875; unm. [25-216] 4. Elizabeth K., b Jan. 19, 1877; d Sept. 14, 1903; m William H. Wolf. 5. George, b Feb. 9, 1879; d Aug. 3, 1880. [25-217] 6. Abram K., b Oct. 26, 1880; m Kathryn H. Detwiler. 7. Hannah,, b July 30, 1883; d Apr. 10, 1886. 8. Martha, b Nov. 13, 1885; unm. [25-84] AARON B. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 29, 1851; s Abraham and Anna (Bergey) Kriebel [25-30]; m Oct. 30, 1874, ELIZA SNYDER, b Mar. 11, 1853; dau Jesse and Maria (Heebner) Snyder [48-22]. Farmer; Towamencin Twp., Pa.; Lansdale, Pa., R. D. Children ( 8 ): [25-195] 1. Mary Ann, b Jan. 8, 1876; m Irwin K. Kriebel. [25-218] 2. Abraham S., b Apr. 12, 1878; m Estella Mae Yost. [25-219] 3. Irwin, b Dec. 28, 1880; m Debora Heebner. [25-220] 4. Ida, b July 8, 1883; d Nov. 9, 1918; m Oliver M. Nase. [ 25-221] 5. Cyrus Snyder, b Sept. 11, 1888; m Jennie L. Nice. 6. Jesse, b Feb. 19, 1886; unm.; Chicago, Ill. [25-222] 7. John Arthur S., b Mar. 10, 1891; m Florence Roudenbush. [25-223] 8. Oscar, b Jan. 19, 1894; m Amanda Roth. [25-85] EUPHEMIA KRIEBEL, b 1823; dau Benjamin and Elizabeth (Snyder) Kriebel [25-31]; m 1851, JOHN MOYER. Children {12): 1. Benjamin, unm; Kulpsville, Pa. 2. Elizabeth, d in infancy. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 366 [25-224] [25-225] [25-226] [25-227] 3. Lucy, single; Norristown, Pa. 4. Milton, m Alice Johnson; Belfry, Pa. 5. John, m Sophia Van Fossen; Kulpsville, Pa. 6. Jacob, m Sue Clara Smith; Centre Square, Pa. 7' £?” I twins, dec; I m Daniel KePler' dec' 8. Mary 1 9. Abby, dec. 10. Abraham, dec. 11. Catherine, dec. 12. William, dec. J buried in Herrlite Cemetery, Worcester, Pa. [Further information unobtainable. [25-86] REGINA KRIEBEL, b Oct. 25, 1824; d Sept. 28, 1908; dau Benjamin and Elizabeth (Snyder) Kriebel [25-31]; m Jan. 30, 1848, FREDERICK BOOKHEIMER, b Apr. 5, 1816; d Apr. 15, 1885; s Frederick Bookheimer. Children (8): [25-228] 1. Mary, b Mar. 27, 1848; m Edwin M. Shellenberger. [25-229] 2. Amanda, b Sept. 10, 1851; d June 27, 1883; m Cornelius Stong. !“bl ) 3' AddiS- * 1S- 1853 ; » { t Susanna “ [59-29] 4. Elizabeth K., b Mar. 1, 1855; m George B. Seipt. [59-30] 5. Lydia, b Dec. 24, 1856; m Abraham Seipt. [25-231] 6. Samuel, b Nov. 24, 1858; m Sarah Elmira Wagner. ror”oQOKi ! 7- John- b Mar. 1. 1861; m ( J* ^line. [25-232b] J l 2. Kate Scherle. ror”oQQKi 1 8- Hannah K., b July 11, 1864; m { 1‘ Hiram E. Shirk. [25-233b] J [2. Frederick B. Heckman. [25-87] ABIGAIL KRIEBEL, b Aug. 26, 1828; d Oct. 10, 1873; dau Benjamin and Elizabeth (Snyder) Kriebel [25-31]; m NATHAN COLE, b Jan. 7, 1824; dec; s Jacob Cole. Children ( 5 ): 1. Elizabeth Ann, b Jan. 1, 1851; d Sept. 18, 1867. [25-234] 2. Henry Ellwood, b July 16, 1855; m Ida Roberts. [25-235] 3. Mary Catharine, b Mar. 19, 1859; d Oct. 11, 1903; m Jacob Famous. [25-236] 4. Benjamin Jacob, b Jan. 21, 1864; m Katherine S. Simmon. [21—176] 5. Emma Jane, b May 29, 1870; m James Cassel. [25-88] EDITH KRIEBEL, b Nov. 24, 1830; dau Benjamin and Elisabeth (Snyder) Kriebel [25-31]; m June 7, 1856, PETER RICHART or REICHARD, b Aug. 31, 1828; d May 8, 1900; s Henry Richard. Children (2): 1. Job, b Apr. 23, 1858; m 2. Hannah, b May 18, 1864; m Elmer Gehris or Garis. f 1. Susanna Erb. 1 2. Alice Boorse. [25-237a] 1 [25-237b] I [25-238] [25-89] JOEL S. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 4, 1833; s Benjamin and Elizabeth (Snyder) Kriebel [25-31]; m May 5, 1860, MARY TROUT, 6 Dec. 20, 1840; d Aug. 12, 1920; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Erb) Trout [44-21]. Res. North Wales, Pa. [25-239a] [25-239b] [25-240a] [25-240b] [25-241] [25-242] [25-243] 2. Jacob T., b Dec. 11, 1863; dec; m Children (6): 1. Benjamin F., b Jan. 15, 1861; d, Jan. 17, 1882. 1. Annie E. Bean. 2. Elizabeth Spare. ( 3. Edwin Grant, b June 2, 1865; m \ \ ?,liza Trougher. J l 2. Mary Lizzie Kline. 4. Linwood T., b June 8, 1869; m Emma L. Weikle. 5. Charles T., b June 17, 1871; m Annie Gernhart. 6. Mary Elva, b Mar. 6, 1878; d 1918; m Preston Boorse. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 367 [25-90] JOB KRIEBEL, b May 1, 1835; d Mar. 17, 1920; s Benjamin and Elizabeth (Snyder) Kriebel [25-31]; m Dec. 17, 1864, SARAH ANN TROUT, b Aug. 10, 1843; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Erb) Trout [44-21]. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. Children (2): 1. Emeline, b May 26, 1869; d Jan. 5, 1892. [25-244] 2. Sylvanus, b Jan. 3, 1875; m Agnes Kreamer. [25-91] BENJAMIN S. KRIEBEL, b July 27, 1838; s Benjamin and Elizabeth (Snyder) Kriebel [25-31]; m Mar. 14, 1868, EMELINE ZIEBER, b Sept. 18, 1849; dau Hezekiah Zieber. Benjamin S. Kriebel was for many years manager of “Zieber’s Park,” near West Point, Pa. Children (4) : [25-245] 1. Sebella, b Feb. 17, 1869; m Harrison K. Moyer. [25-246] 2. Catharine Ann, b Sept. 14, 1870: m Frank B. Quinn. [ 25—247 ] 3. Roger J., b Jan. 18, 1874; m Bessie M. Dunn. [25-248] 4. Hezekiah Z., b Nov. 30, 1875; m Ella May Cook. [25-92] ABRAHAM A. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 25, 1830; d Feb. 7, 1907; s Joseph and Elizabeth (Anders) Kriebel [25-34]; m Nov. 25, 1855, CATHARINE HEEBNER, b Dec. 24, 1831; d Dec. 19, 1919; dau Joseph R. and Susanna (Letherach) Heebner [21-11]. Children ( 6 ): [25-249a] 1 [25-249b] I [25-250] [25-251] [184-468] [25-252] 1. Ellwood H., b Nov. 29, 1856; d Mar. 31, 1868. 2. Amos H., b July 27, 1859; m ( l’ Alsenia B. Appel. J l 2. Lizzie Lewis. 3. Susanna Lizzie H., b Apr. 26, 1863; m Leidy L. Eckert. 4. Joseph H., b Aug. 14, 1865; d Apr. 2, 1902; m Mary Elizabeth Bickel. 5. Anna Lurena, b Dec. 21, 1873; m Morris Metz. 6. Horace H., b Aug. 24, 1876; m Mae Iva Tippin. [25-93] ANDREW A. KRIEBEL, 6 Nov. 25, 1830 ;d Dec. 3, 1863; s Joseph and Elizabeth (Anders) Kriebel [25-34]; m Mar. 3, 1859, LYDIA URFFER, b Sept. 24, 1836; d Feb. 27, 1868; dau Daniel K. and Rebecca (Krauss) Urffer [11-37]. Children ( 3 ): [25-253] 1. Edwin U., b Dec. 19, 1859; m Catharine Newbold. [149-181] 2. Sarah U., b Oct. 11, 1861; m Benneville S. Shultz. [25-254] 3. George U., b Sept. 9, 1863; m Flora R. Wisler. [25-94] ELIJAH KRIEBEL, b Nov. 25, 1842; d Nov. 2, 1913; s Levi and Eliza (Ivrupp) Kriebel [ 25—35] ; m Dec., 1868, MARGARET E. KANE, b June 6, 1848; d Dec. 11, 1913; dau James Kane. Children ( 2 ): 1. Frank, b Feb., 1870; d Oct. 8, 1873. 2. Agnes E., b July, 1874; teacher, Bridgeport, Pa. [25-95] HIRAM A. KRIEBLE, b May 26, 1842; s Charles Y. and Sarah (Anders) Krieble [25-36]; m Nov. 26, 1868, SUSANNA MESCHTER, b Sept. 14, 1846; dau Rev. Jacob and Agnes (Yeakel) Meschter [66-5a]. Farmer; Centre Square, Pa. Hiram A. Krieble was for many years one of the leading farmers in Whitpain Twp., near Centre Square, Pa. He has served his township faithfully for many years as road supervisor, and is a director in several financial institutions, and is highly esteemed and respected by all. He served sev¬ eral terms as a trustee of Perkiomen Seminary, and was re-elected until he declined re-election; he was also one of the first guarantors to subscribe to the fund to publish this book. Children (J): 1. Alan, b Mar. 7, 1871; d May 15, 1875. [59-64] 2. Mae, b May 7, 1875; m Samuel A. Seipt. 3. Charles, b Dec. 14, 1877; d July 8, 1880. [25-255] 4. Edna, b Oct. 20, 1883; m Clarence H. Zimmerman. 308 Genealogical Record of the SchwExNkfelder Families [25-96] LILLIE ANSON, b May 24, 1855; d Oct. 6, 1891; dau Samuel and Sarah Y. (Krieble) Anson [25—38] ; m Jan. 24, 1878, JACOB S. MOSER, b Sept. 22, 1855; s Henry C. and Susanna Moser. Plastering contractor; 110 W. Third Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [25-256] 1. Rev. Warren Anson, b Nov. 8, 1878; m Dora Mae Smith. 2. Dr. Raymond A., b Apr. 29, 1881; d Oct. 19, 1905. Jacob S. Moser m 2d time, Ida M. Anson, sister of Lillie [25-99]. [25-97] SAMUEL K. ANSON, b Jan. 29, 1857; s Samuel and Sarah Y. (Krieble) Anson [25-38]; m Jan. 19, 1882, ANNA RADCLIFFE, b Nov. 12, 1853; dau Thomas and Sarah (Pugh) Radcliffe. Grocer; Phoenixville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [25-255.1] 1. William R., b May 27, 1883; m Bessie Boyer. 2. Sarah Y., b June 1, 1886; d Sept. 9, 1886. [25-98] CHARLES MATTHEW ANSON, b Sept. 8, 1859; s Samuel and Sarah Y. (Krieble) Anson [25-38]; m Feb. 1, 1890, LAURA PLACE GOTWALS, b Feb. 1, 1865; dau Jacob C. Gotwals. Machinist; 400 York Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Edith May, b Feb. 1, 1891; d May 14, 1891. 2. Sara Ethel, b Mar. 14, 1892; d Apr. 3, 1893. 3. Harold G., b June 19, 1894. 4. Florence Elizabeth, b Dec. 1, 1897. 5. Agnes Lillian, b July 1, 1903. [25-99] IDA MARY ANSON, b July 8, 1861; dau Samuel and Sarah Y. (Krieble) Anson [25-38]; m Mar. 23, 1893, JACOB S. MOSER, b Sept. 22, 1855; s Henry C. and Susanna Moser. Plastering contractor; 110 W. Third Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Vivian A., b Dec. 21, 1893; d Jan. 5, 1894. 2. Luther A., b Aug. 30, 1895; d Oct. 31, 1915. 3. Clyde A., b Mar. 9, 1899; Conshohocken, Pa. Jacob S. Moser m 1st, Lillie Anson [25-96]. [25-100] HORACE K. ANSON, b Mar. 16, 1863; s Samuel and Sarah Y. (Krieble) Anson [25-38]; m Dec. 24, 1890, MARION LEWIS, b May 25, 1866; dau Christopher Lewis. Farmer and teacher; P. O. Norristown, Pa., R. F. D., No. 2. Horace K. Anson was for many years a teacher in the public schools of Worcester, Pa. He has always taken an active interest in Sunday School work and has for more than thirty years been a teacher in the Worcester Schwenkfelder Sunday School. He is also secretary of the Worcester Sunday School. Mrs. Anson served faithfully as Superintendent of the Primary Department of the Worcester Sunday School, until failing health obliged her to withdraw. She also served as assistant editor of the “Schwenkfeldian,” having charge of the Home and Young People’s Department until her health failed. Of a sweet and retiring disposition, Mrs. Anson is loved by all. Children (2): 1. Virgil L., b Nov. 8, 1891; d Nov. 15, 1891. * [25-385.2] 2. Louisa L., b June 15, 1896; m Roscoe W. Bookheimer. [25-101] WILSON K. ANSON, b Sept. 22, 1866; s Samuel and Sarah Y. (Krieble) Anson [25-38]; m June 8, 1899, ELLA G. LANDES, dau Abram Landes. Transcriber in Recorder’s Office, Norristown, Pa. Res. Belfry, Montg. Co., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [21-492] 1. Kathryn L., b Apr. 10, 1900; m Amos S. Heebner. 2. Ruth L. 3. Abram L. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 361) [25-102] ALICE K. ANSON, b Mar. 24, 1873; dau Samuel and Sarah Y. (Krieble) Anson [25-38] ; m Sept. 17, 1891, CHARLES S. BOORSE, s Jacob Boorse. Res. Bustleton, Pa. Children (J): 1. Earle Anson, b July 15, 1892; d Dec. 22, 1896. 2. Ralph E. 3. Agnes, b Aug. 31, 1895; d July 7, 1896. 4. Raymond A. [25-103] DAVID D. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 30, 1844; s Jacob and Susanna (Dresher) Kriebel [25-39].; m Jan. 23, 1869, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Dec. 1, 1843; d Oct. 5, 1913; dau Samuel and Susanna (Anders) Schultz [70-33]. Retired farmer; Lansdale, R. D. No. 1., Pa. Children (11): 1. Son, b Apr. 25, 1870; d Apr. 25, 1870. [25-257] 2. Mary Ann, b Apr. 28, 1871; m Jacob K. Ruth. 3. Harrison, b July 4, 1872; d July 18, 1872. 4. Laura, b Apr. 14, 1874; d Aug. 18, 1874. 5. Wilson, b Sept. 6, 1875; d Oct. 15, 1875. 6. Ellena, b Mar. 13, 1877; d Aug. 8, 1877. [48-130] 7. Jennie S., b Jan. 20, 1879; m George S. Kratz. 8. Susanna, b Mar. 18, 1880; d July 29, 1880. [25-258] 9. Selma S., b Aug. 27, 1881; m Clinton B. Felty. [25-259] 10. Ida, b Dec. 9, 1882; m Elmer Iv. Hunsberger. 11. Lydia, b Aug. 15, 1884; d Oct. 12, 1891. [25-104a] REUBEN D. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 18, 1846; s Jacob and Susanna (Dresher) Kriebel [25-39]; m Feb. 5, 1870, MARY S. ANDERS, b Sept. 9, 1850; d Sept. 3, 1884; dau David and Maria (Schultz) Anders [161-18]. Machinist; Lansdale, Pa. Children (J): [25-260] 1. Jacob A., b Feb. 3, 1871; m Amanda A. Heebner. [25-261] 2. Ellen, b July 24, 1873; d June 4, 1907; m Jacob R. Long. [25-262] 3. David A., b Oct. 2, 1877; m Sallie W. Snyder. [25-263] 4. Horace, b Oct. 11, 1881; m Florence Angelina Van Billiard. [25-104b] REUBEN D. KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 17, 1888, SALOME KRIEBEL, b Jan. 10, 1859; d Jan. 10, 1898; dau Abraham H. and Susanna (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-35]. One child: Emma, b Sept. 15, 1890. [25-105] ESTHER FREYER, b Aug. 21, 1841; dau Bernard B. and Catharine (Kriebel) Freyer [25-42]; m Sept. 5, 1865, SIMEON K. CASSEL, b Feb. 17, 1846; d Apr. 23, 1920; s Daniel Cassel. Farmer; West Point, Pa. Children (9): [25-2WJ] 1 L A1| p b D 4 1866 ( 1. Rebecca, Kennedy. [2 5-2 64b] J 12. Mamie Lyons. [25-265] 2. Katie F., b Nov. 25, 1868; m Howard Weber. 3. Jacob F., b Nov. 6, 1870; unm. [25-266] 4. Charles F., b Oct. 3, 1872; m Sarah Ann Fenn. 5. Annie F., b Aug. 10, 1874; d May 12, 1892. 6. Edith F., b July 26, 1876; d Sept. 20, 1888. [25-267] 7. Susan, b July 20, 1878; m Wilson H. Keller. 8. George, b Dec. 13, 1879; unm. [25-268] 9. Lizzie, b Oct. 14, 1881; m Irvin Undercuffler. [25-106a] JACOB K. FREYER, b Apr. 26, 1844; d May 17, 1901; s Bernard B. and Catharine (Kriebel) Freyer [25-42]; m Sept. 10, 1867, MARY D. KERR, b May 7, 1844; d Aug. 3, 1886; dau James Kerr. No issue. [25-1 06b] JACOB K. FREYER, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 13, 1889, MARY K. CASSEL, b Dec. 23, 1855; dau Abraham K. and Mary A. (Kulp) Cassel. Res. 647 Kolin St., Norristown, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 370 (1919). Jacob K. Freyer was killed by falling from a building while working at the Pencoyd Iron Works, Phila. No issue. [25-107] SUSAN ANNA FREYER, b Nov. 13, 1850; d 1921 ; dau Bernard B. and Catharine (Kriebel) Freyer [25-42]; m Oct. 24, 1874, CHARLES H. JOHNSON, b Mar. 17, 1847; s William Johnson. Butcher; Bridgeport, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [25-269] 1. Marcus F., b June 6, 1876; d Mar. 7, 1917; m Georgianna K. Yeakel. 2. William F., b Nov. 23, 1879; d Sept. 24, 1880. [25-270] 3. Joseph J. F., b May 14, 1884; m Elizabeth Best Norris. 4. George Worrall, b Feb. 5, 1895; d June 19, 1895. [25-10S] JOHN K. KRIEBLE, b May 31, 1847; d Jan. 16, 1910; s George A. and Susanna (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-43]; m Nov. 18, 1871, KATIE L. REIFF, b Mar. 31, 1849; dau Abraham Reiff. John K. Ivrieble taught in the public schools for a number of years, and in later years was a farmer in Worcester, Pa. Children (7): [21-312] [25-271] [25-272] [25-273] 1. Abram R., b Dec. 21, 1872; Norristown, Pa.; assistant to the County Agricultural Agent of Montg. Co., Pa. He is also one of the officers and active workers in the “Kriebel Family Association.” 2. Susan Helen, b July 28, 1874; m Wilson K. Heebner. 3. Charles C. 1 ^ b M 3 1877; j m Elizabeth Nevin Costigane. 4. Mary R. J [ d Aug. 3, 1905; m Mdton Kratz. 5. Isaac R., b Sept. 27, 1881; m Mabel S. Gerhard. 6. Addison R., b Oct. 21, 1884; Norristown, Pa. 7. Jacob Wallace, b June 30, 1889; d Oct. 14, 1918. [25-109] ENOS K. KRIEBEL, b June 21, 1849; s George S. and Susanna (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-43]; m Jan. 20, 1872, MAGDALENA WIEGNER, b May 7, 1853; dau Abraham and Magdalena (Cassel) Wiegner [154-115]. Farmer; Hatfield, Pa. [25-274] [25-274.1] [25-274.2] [25-274.3] [25-274.4] [25-274. 5a] [25-274. 5b] [25-274.6] [25-274.7] [25-274.8] Children (16): 1. Warren, b Nov. 3, 1872; m Mary Mathilde Legault. 2. Mary W., b Mar. 6, 1874; m Oscar W. Booz. 3. Edwin, b Sept. 19, 1875; m Georgina M. Costigane. 4. Ida, b Jan. 7, 1878; d Mar. 10, 1878. 5. Israel, b Feb. 17, 1879; d Aug. 10, 1901. 6. Katie, b Oct. 31, 1880; d July 5, 1892. 7. Joseph, b Feb. 19, 1883; m Elverda Auchy. 8. Abram Henry, b Aug. 9, 1885; d July 24, 1886. 9. Magdalena 10. Lizzie twins, b Apr. 20, 1887; m Henry B. Finnemeyer. d Dec. 31, 1918; m I >• Clarence Snovel. i 2. John Renner. 11. Enos, b Jan. 3, 1889; d May 21, 1910. 12. Horace, b Mar. 3, 1891; m Edith Oxley. 13. George, b Mar. 7, 1893; m Mary R. Tyson. 14. Clarence Eugene, b Feb. 18, 1895; d Sept. 14, 1895. 15. Charles Raymond W., b Apr. 13, 1896; m Katie F. Barndt. 16. James Walter, b Jan. 3, 1899; unm; Hatfield, Pa. [25-110] EDWIN K. KRIEBEL, b July 22, 1854; s George A. and Susanna (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-43] ; m June 16, 1877, MARY AMELIA SOUDER, b June 7, 1854; dau Mahlon Souder. Machinist; Lansdale, Pa. Children (6): 1. Emma, b Dec. 26, 1877; Bridgeport, Pa. 2. Elizabeth, b Sept. 21, 1879; Lansdale, Pa. 3. Flora, b Mar. 2, 1882; d Jan. 31, 1899. 4. Robert, b Jan. 23, 1884; d Aug. 23, 1885. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 371 5. Alverda, b Sept. 2, 1891; Lansdale, Pa., R. D. 6. Son, b - ; d Feb. 7, 1896. [25-111] EMMA KRIEBEL, b Feb. 25, 1856; d Nov. 7, 1920; dau George A. and Susanna (Ivriebel) Ivriebel [25-43]; m Dec. 11, 1880, ABRAHAM M. BOBB, b Sept. 1, 1859; s Abraham H. Bobb. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa.. R. F. D. No. 2. Children (6): 1. Clarence, b Oct. 2, 1881; d July 12, 1915. [25-275] 2. Arthur K., b Dec. 10, 1883; m Esther Crawford. [25-276] 3. George K., b May 17, 1885; m May Marie Reichenbach. [ 25—277 ] 4. Marne, b May 21, 1886; m Charles W. F. Sust. 5. Minnie, b Nov. 5, 1887. Trained nurse; Lansdale, Pa., R. D. [25-278] 6. Abram Roy, b Jan. 30, 1898; m Mary Wohl. [25-112] GEORGE K. KRIEBLE, b May 29, 1861; s Ephraim and Anna (Kriebel) Ivriebel [25-44]; m Sept. 8, 1883, EMMA H. SCHULTZ, b Mar. 23, 1864; dan William A. and Maria (Heebner) Schultz [70-110]. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [25-279] 1. Homer S., b Mar. 7, 1885; m Lillie D. Snyder. [25-280] 2. William S., b Feb. 16, 1889; m Florence G. Landis. 3. Lorene S., b June 11, 1892. [25-113] DANIEL S. KRIEBEL, b May 18, 1853; d Sept. 13, 1915; s Jonas and Mary (Seipt) Kriebel [25-45]; m Apr. 26, 1883, MARY HORNER, b Apr. 3, 1860; dau John Horner. No issue. (1917.) [25-114] SAMUEL S. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 4, 1855; d Mar. 24, 1903; s Jonas and Mary (Seipt) Kriebel [25-45]; m Dee. 31, 1878, ANNIE A. CURRIER, b Aug. 10, 1858; dau James R. Currier. Farmer; Kenesaw, Neb. (1917.) Children (6): 1. Nellie E., b June 16, 1880; d Jan. 25, 1885. 2. Chester E., b Feb. 23, 1883; d Jan. 16, 1885. 3. Rolland E., b May 1, 1886; d Dec. 10, 1890. 4. Harry E., b June 9, 1888; d Jan. 29, 1891. [25-281] 5. Lora E., b Mar. 7, 1891; m Walter A. Rolph. [25-282] 6. Etta E., b Nov. 30, 1893; m Morris Dean Sergeant. [25-115] ADDISON S. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 18, 1857; s Jonas and Mary (Seipt) Kriebel [25-45]; m Jan. 30, 1887, ELLEN HEININGER, b June 8, 1860; dau Adam Heininger. Res. Pittsville, Wis. (1918.) One child: Child, b Jan. 25, 1889; d Jan. 25, 1889. [25-116] WILLIAM S. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 31, 1861; d Dec. 18, 1901; s Jonas and Mary (Seipt) Kriebel [25-45]; m Dec. 27, 1890, MARY RITTENHOUSE, b Jan. 10, 1867; d Nov. 19, 1895; dau Abraham and Christina (Kriebel) Rittenhouse [25-79]. No issue. Lived in West Point, Pa. [25-1 17a] JAMES S. KRIEBEL, b Apt. 9, 1864; s Jonas and Mary (Seipt) Kriebel [25-45]; m Jan. 24, 1895, LYDIA ELIZA WRESSELL, b Sept. 9, 1865; d June 6, 1910; dau David and Elizabeth (Jones) Wressell. (1917.) One child: Anthony, b July 13, 1901; Anderson, Ind. [25-1 17b] JAMES S. KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 14, 1911, ADA E. DUBOIS, b Apr. 10, 1883; dau Edgar and Ella Dubois. Minister and farmer; Anderson, Ind. Children (3): 1. Clara Gladys, b Nov. 26, 1911. 2. Everett Du Bois, b May 8, 1913. 3. Ella Arline, b Aug. 23, 1915. 372 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-118] EDWIN S. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 1, 1867; s Jonas and Mary (Seipt) Ivriebel [25-45]; m Dec. 22, 1892, LOTTIE E. WRESSELL, b June 5, 1869; dau David and Elizabeth (Jones) Wressell. Agriculturist; Pittsville, Wis. (1917.) Children (7): [25-283] 1. Della Irene, b May 18, 1894; m Edward A. Moerke. 2. William Edgar, b July 14, 1896; d July 16, 1896. 3. Louis, b Mar. 6, 1898; d Mar. 8, 1898. 4. Grace E., b Aug. 28, 1900; Pittsville, Wis. 5. Ella Adeline, b Dec. 30, 1902; Pittsville, Wis. 6. Mary Lois, b Jan. 21, 1905; Pittsville, Wis. 7. Edwin A., Jr., b Apr. 4, 1912; Pittsville, Wis. [25-119] SARAH ELLA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 28, 1863; dau Samuel Iv. and Rachel (Custer) Ivriebel [25-46] ; m June 9, 1887, IRWIN HARLEY BEAN, b June 6, 1864; s Abraham and Sarah Bean. Clerk; 30 Jacoby St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children (5): 1. Albert Morton, b Sept. 15, 1888; unm. Principal of Schools; Camden, N. J. 2. Morris Leslie, b May 25, 1891; Norristown, Pa. 3. Grace Eleanor, b Feb. 14, 1894; Norristown, Pa. [25-283.1] 4. Anna Kriebel, b Dec. 9, 1895; m Mark Eastburn Guilbert. 5. Rachel Elizabeth, b Oct. 20, 1898; Norristown, Pa. [25-120] MORRIS C. KRIEBEL, b July 10, 1864; s Samuel K. and Rachel (Custer) Kriebel [25-46]; m Sept. 5, 1901, BESSIE FEND ALL THORNTON, b July 11, 1868; dau William B. Thornton. Machinist; 1632 Allengrove St., Phila. (1918.) One child: Morris Thornton, b Oct. 13, 1910. [25-121] LYDIA C. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 10, 1868; dau Samuel Iv. and Rachel (Custer) Kriebel [25-46];. m Aug. 31, 1897, WILLIAM S. WEINGARTNER, b Oct. 16, 1861; s John and Elizabeth Weingartner. Cigar manufacturer; North Wales, Pa. (1918.) Children (6): 1. William Harold, b June 21, 1898. 2. Samuel Ralph, 6 Oct. 23, 1899. 3. Elizabeth K., b Feb. 25, 1901. 4. John, b Apr. 7, 1902. 5. Anna Ruth, b Aug. 9, 1903. 6. Carl, b Feb. 5, 1909- [25-122] SUSAN KRIEBEL, b Dec. 27, 1871; dau Samuel Iv. and Rachel C. (Custer) Kriebel [25-46]; m Feb. 4, 1896, ELMER E. HUNSICKER, b Sept. 1, 1873. Clerk; res. 7734 Muskegon Ave., Chicago, Ill. (1918.) Children (5): 1. Pearl Elizabeth, b Oct. 25, 1897; d Oct. 26, 1897. 2. Dorothy Marion, b Nov. 22, 1898; d Sept. 21, 1907. 3. Ivathryne Rae, b June 21, 1906. 4. Donald Kriebel, b Mar. 22, 1908. 5. Samuel Willard, b Aug. 12, 1909. [25-123] SAMUEL C. KRIEBEL, b July 25, 1873; s Samuel Iv. and Rachel C. (Custer) Kriebel [25-46]; m Sept. 6, 1905, MINNIE ELIZABETH CLINE, b Nov. 3, 1873; dau Robert Cline. Res. North Wales, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Elizabeth Cline, b Sept. 3, 1910. 2. Jean Cline, b Nov. 19, 1915. [25-124] JOHN H. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 5, 1876; s Samuel Iv. and Rachel (Custer) Kriebel [25-46]; m June 24, 1901, MAUDE SHEATS, b Nov. 26, 1877; dau Robert M. Sheats. Traffic manager; res. 1135 Greenfield Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. (1918.) Plate 45 V Th Y l r r f l \ . ; » ^ / "'S * >/>« ^ / witneflcth, That V* *+d/srL**J*r'm/a S\ - i’ /A* < A A*x - . X «v~,/ ,ap4u //**» y/*# Executors and A ffigns, from the Day of the Date hereof for and during the full Term of ^ ,v ,•» fix // i t *-< ^ i +*~C JA S' , ' ' , > ' .C / • / A o, f /jV/i t //i *?*/'*. cy * ‘ v / / / t s/ / / ~Jrcc(Arr'*-'f A N D for the true Performance whereof, both the laid Parties bind thcmielves firmly unto each other by thefe Prefents. In Witncj* whereof, they have hereunto interchangeably fet their Hands and Seals. Dated the « ^ *e//t Day of A //s'/If/' in the 'ionii: Domini I'tG-j* \ Year of his Majefiy’s Reign. tv. Sealed and Delivered, ‘V Prefence of 4^ * Pm i A.i>r i p ; /ft/ A /i /Yl dibit J# m Jiertt t> Lt f rrn in. ted and v5 y v u V* t the j W". -Pr(r.:V O h ■■ Indenture binding Christina Wieand to Abraham Krieble [2.5 — 4]. The original document is in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg, Pa. Plate 46 Receipts for Fines paid by Abraham Kriebel [25-4] for non-performance of military service during the Revolution. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 373 Children (2): 1. Roberta, b Dec. 18, 1905. 2. Robert S., b May 2, 1910. [25-125a] DANIEL K. TRUMP, b June 4, 1837; s Michael and Agnes (Kriebel) Trump [25-47]; m June 4, 1859, MARY ANN NONNEMACHER, b Dec. 2, 1837; d Mar. 18, 1871; dau John and Susanna (Burger) Nonnemacher. Children (J): [25-284] 1. Ella, b Dec. 4, 1859; m John F. Beitler. [ 25—285] 2. John B., b Mar. 25, 1862; m Eliza M. Weidner. [25-286J] 1 3. Edwin, b Mar. 2, 1863; m ( J- Flora Kleinsmith. [25— 286b] j [2. — - — - Butterweck. [25-287] 4. Thomas, b Oct. 18, 1865; m Rachel A. Breisch. [25-125b] DANIEL K. TRUMP, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 23, 1876, ROSA E. HEIBER- GER, b Aug. 13, 1857. Children (2): 1. Anna K., b June 3, 1877; d in infancy. 2. Raymond, employed by B. & O., Phila. [25-126] ISAAC KRIEBEL TRUMP, b June 13, 1843; d May 10, 1894; s Michael and Agnes (Kriebel) Trump [25-47]; m May 12, 1862, ANNA MARIA CHRISTMAN, b Aug. 4, 1844; d Feb. 8, 1909; dau Jonas C. Christman. Millwright. (1918.) Children (8): [25-288] 1. William C., b May 26, 1865; m Catherine C. Moulton. [25-289] 2. Harvey, b 1867; m - - - - [25-290] 3. Elmer E., b July 10, 1869; m Lillie M. Learn. [25-291] 4. Cora M., b Apr. 3, 1872; m Alexander Keiper. [25-292] 5. Bertha A., b Mar. 7, 1874; m Joseph Lewis Frantz. 6. John, b Feb. 10, 1881; d Aug. 20, 1903. [25-293] 7. Mabel I., b Feb. 16, 1882; m Andrew P. Reinhart. [25-294] 8. Jonas C., 5 Sept. 22, 1888; m Lena V. Liller. [25-127] MARIA ANN KRIEBEL TRUMP, b July 10, 1848; dau Michael and Agnes (Kriebel) Trump [25-47]; m Jan. 20, 1869, WILLIAM A. LYNN, b Aug. 15, 1845; s Jacob Lynn. Children ( 2 ): [25-295] 1. Emeline J., b July, 1872; m Irvin Boyer; Allentown, Pa. 2. Elizabeth A., b Oct. 8, 1874; unm. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [25-128] SARAH KRIEBEL TRUMP, b Nov. 16, 1845; d June 26, 1909; dau Michael and Agnes (Kriebel) Trump [25-47]; m Mar. 17, 1867, ELIAS CAWLEY, b Aug. 19, 1839; s John and Susan (Hoover) Cawley. Carpenter. Children (J) : [25-296] 1. Edman T., b May 23, 1869; d July 17, 1909; m Elmira V. Hendricks. 2. Annie T., b Nov. 7, 1871; d Sept. 9, 1873. [25-297] 3. Carrie A., b Jan. 5, 1874; m Grant Deitrich. [25-298] 4. Ellen S., b 1877; m Emanuel Longacre. [25-129] LYDIA KRIEBEL TRUMP, b Feb. 27, 1840; d Feb. 25, 1919; dau Michael and Agnes (Kriebel) Trump [25-47] ; m WILLIAM H. H. WHITE, b Mar. 23, 1839; d Jan. 22, 1908; s George and Esta (Brown) White. Children ( 9 ): [25-299] 1. George B., d Mar., 1904; m - [25-300] 2. Frank O., m Mamie Biehler. 3. Sarah J., b Jan. 20, 1865; unm ; 4425 Germantown Ave., Phila. 374 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 4. Kathryn F., b Aug. 8, 1870; unm; 4425 Germantown Ave., Phila. [25-301] 5. James M., b May 30, 1868; m Mary Ann Hessler. 6. Anna R., unm; Quakertown, Pa. [25-302] 7. Matilda; m Edward Walters. [25-303] 8. Mary E., b Oct. 3, 1877; m Victor H. Sell. 9. William H., b June 10, 1880; d May, 1881. [25-130] ELIZABETH K. WIEAND, b Oct. 3, 1843; d Feb. 27, 1920; dau Daniel and Judith (Krie- bel) Wieand [25-48] ; m Feb. 10, 1866, OLIVER FRANKLIN WHITE, b June 6, 1841 \d Jan. 11, 1917; s George and Hettie White. Merchant; 147 Linden St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Thomas, b Jan. 18, 1867; d Aug., 1868. [25-304] 2. John Franklin, b Jan. 11, 1869; m Annie Louisa Oswald. [25-305] 3. Emma Rdsetta, b Aug. 2, 1870; d Feb. 10, 1922; m John B. Buchmiller. [25-131] WILLIAM KRIEBEL WIEAND, b Oct. 28, 1845; d Aug. 5, 1896; s Daniel and Judith (Kriebel) Wieand [25-48]; m Mar. 10, 1868, CAROLINE HAINES, b 1848; d Nov. 22, 1878; dau George T. and - (Butz) Haines. Minister. (1918.) Children (4 ) •' [25-306] 1. Charles Haines, b Apr. 22, 1869; m Anna C. Potts. [25-307] 2. Caroline Velma, b June 29, 1872; m William A. Wetzel. 3. Harriet Llewella, b Sept. 26, 1875; unm; Trenton, N. J. [25-308] 4. William George, b Dec. 13, 1876; rn Phoebe Ann Stalnecker. [25-132] WILLIAM KRIEBEL, b Aug. 8, 1850; d May 12, 1918; s Isaac and Sarah (Wieand) Kriebel [25-49] ; m Feb. 22, 1881, ELIZA YERK, b Mar. 29, 1857 ; dau Jonas and Hannah (Diefenderfer) Yerk. Clerk; Macungie, Pa. (1918.) One child: Henry J., b June 2, 1887; unm. [25-133] BENJAMIN F. KRIEBEL, b Feb. 13, 1854; d Dec. 9, 1898; s Isaac and Sarah (Wieand) Kriebel [25-49]; m Jan. 1, 1879, EMMA R. GILBERT, b Mar. 22, 1852; dau Matthias and Mary B. (Rink) Gilbert. Widow resides at 627 Union St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [25-309] 1. Stella M., b July 29, 1880; m Robert W. Wertman; Allentown, Pa. 2. Charles T., b Aug. 20, 1882; Allentown, Pa. [25-134] DANIEL W. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 14, 1865; s Isaac and Sarah (Wieand) Kriebel [25-49]; m ELLA J. WETZEL, b Apr. 9, 1870; dau Benjamin and Elizabeth (Snyder) Wetzel. Res. 1044 Fourth St., Catasauqua, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Clarence, b Dec. 20, 1903. 2. Minerva, b Jan. 14, 1906. 3. Raymond, b Sept. 9, 1907. [25-135] HOSEA K. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 12, 1849; s Rev. Reuben and Maria (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-50a]; m Nov. 3, 1871, AMANDA ZIMMERMAN, b May 6, 1853; d July 15, 1920; dau Isaac Zimmerman. Steam-heating; 253 E. Upsal St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Hosea K. Kriebel has many inventions to his credit. One of his inventions is the “Kriebel Vacuum Vapor Heating System” for heating houses. Mr. Kriebel has for many years been president of the Board of Trustees of the Mt. Airy (Phila.) Methodist Church. Mrs. Kriebel was also an active worker in the church for more than twenty years, until the time of her death, which occurred July 15, 1920. In memory of his mother, Mr. Frederick L. Kriebel of Chicago made a substantial donation to the trustees of the church, which enabled them to pay off the mortgage on the Sunday School buildings. In connection with the burning of the mortgage on the building, a bronze tablet in memory of Mrs. Kriebel was unveiled. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 375 [25-310] [25-31 la] [25— 311b] [25-312] [25-313] [25-314] [25-3 15a] [25-3 15b] [25—316] [25-316.1] Children (8): 1. Isaac Clarence, b Aug. 7, 1872; d Oct. 6, 1911; m Gertrude M. Kelly. 1 2. Reuben Owen, b June 17, 1874; m \ Pe^ ^ °°(^ J l 2. Ida Sperry. 3. Charles Wesley, b Sept. 3, 1876; m Estella Harrar. 4. Frederick Light, b Dec. 22, 1878; m Sarah D. Smith. 5. Arthur Emory, b Oct. 21, 1884; m Madge Lutz. I 6. Irwin Z„ b Dec. 2, 1880; m ( '• Keredinck. J l 2. Minerva Kline. 7. Frank Russell, b Sept. 9, 1892; m Maud White. 8. Esther, b July 5, 1895; m William Lanson. [25-136] DANIEL K. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 4, 1856; s Rev. Reuben and Maria (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-50a]; m Nov. 18, 1882, EMMA B. GEORGE, b Apr. 27, 1863; dau. Abraham George. Engineerand miller; West Point, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 9 ): [25-317] 1. Edgar G., b Nov. 21, 1884; d Sept. 24, 1913; m Kathryne Stern. 2. Lydia G., b Aug. 31, 1886. 3. Norman G., b Jan. 1, 1889. 4. Melvin G., b Dec. 3, 1890. 5. Idella, b Feb. 18, 1893. 6. Minerva, b Apr. 14, 1894. [25-317.1] 7. Ida May, b May 5, 1896; m Franklin Swartley Carver. 8. Emma Jane, b Nov. 19, 1897. 9. Elva, b Nov. 30, 1906. [25-137] SOPHIA KRIEBEL, b Oct. 31, 1865; d Apr. 30, 1887; dau Rev. Reuben and Hannah (Heydrick) Kriebel [25— 50b] ; m Feb. 25, 1885, ALVIN SCHANTZ. Laborer; Worcester, Pa. (1918.) One child: [25-318] Eleanor, b July 22, 1885; m Samuel D. Blackburn. [25-137.1] SUSANNA H. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 10, 1869; dau Rev. Reuben and Hannah (Heydrick) Kriebel [25-50b]; m Dec. 1, 1900, GEORGE W. WEST, b Nov. 4, 1861; s Elisha and Louisa (Evens) West. Res. West Point, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Alice K., b Feb. 1, 1902. 2. Howard K., b June 3, 1905. [25-142] AMELIA STAHL, b Nov. 11, 1856; dau Tilghman and Susanna (Kriebel) Stahl [25-53]; m Apr. 23, 1892, CHARLES G. FRIES, b June 13, 1860; s Jesse and Abie (Geary) Fries. Slate roofer; Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. William E., b Mar. 17, 1893; unm; Pennsburg, Pa. [25-319] 2. Laura Ellen, b Apr. 15, 1895; m William R. Gaugler. 3. Jesse Tilghman, b Nov. 22, 1896; unm; Pennsburg, Pa. [25-143] FRANKLIN K. STAHL, b Aug. 24, 1861; s Tilghman and Susanna (Kriebel) Stahl [25-53]; m Sept. 18, 1888, ELLA J. BARR, b Dec. 3, 1868; dau Joseph and Mary C. (Wasser) Barr. Builder; 2713 N. Park Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children [8): 1. Clarence, b June 25, 1889; d Aug. 2, 1889. 2. John Wesley, b July 21, 1891; d Mar. 30, 1919. John W. Stahl was drafted and sent to Camp Meade, Apr. 26, 1918; was sent to France in July and died of disease, Mar. 30, 1919; buried at Commercy. Rank, 1st Class Musician, 315th Infantry Band, 79th Div. 3. Charles W., b Mar. 7, 1893. 37G Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 4. Carrie E., b July 5, 1895; d Mar. 5, 1900. [25-320] 5. Grace E., b May 17, 1897; ?n Herman E. Loesch. 6. Estella M., b May 17, 1899. 7. Earl F., b Sept. 27, 1901. 8. Herbert A., b Aug. 26, 1903. [25-144] JOHN STAHL, b Oct. 7, 1863; s Tilghman and Susanna (Kriebel) Stahl [25-53]; m Apr. 13, 1893, LAURA LUTZ, b May 5, 1873; dau Jacob and Fredericka (Eckert) Lutz. Carpenter; 4514 N. 12th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: [25-321] Edna, b Mar. 26, 1897; m William J. Poehlmann. [25-145] ANNIE STAHL, 6Mar. 5, 1866 ;dau Tilghman and Susanna (Kriebel) Stahl [25-53]; m Apr. 11, 1894. WILLIAM J. GOEDDE, b Oct. 20, 1864; s Jacob and Katherine (Kirchner) Goedde. Machinist; 5935 N. Park Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. William J., b Dec. 30, 1896; d Apr. 1, 1906. 2. Ada L., b Nov. 23, 1898. 3. Arthur H., b Sept. 23, 1901; d Aug. 25, 1904. [25-146] HENRY WILLIAM STAHL, b Jan. 5, 1870; s Tilghman and Susanna (Kriebel) Stahl [25-53]; m Mar 12, 1896, HANNAH K. HUNSBERGER, b July 2, 1873; dau Josiah and Sarah S. (Krauss) Hunsberger [11-162]. Farmer; Zionsville, Pa., R. F. D. No. 1. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Horace Abraham, b May 4, 1898; unm; Zionsville, Pa. 2. Ruth Estella, b Jan. 30, 1902; unm; Zionsville, Pa. 3. Carrie Edna, b Apr. 3, 1905. 4. Daniel Arthur, b Feb. 16, 1909. 5. Jessie Tilghman, b July 2, 1912. 6. Naomi May, b Oct. 20, 1914. [25-147] WILLIAM HARVEY STAHL, b Aug. 19, 1872; s Tilghman and Susanna (Kriebel) Stahl [25-53]; m Mar. 19, 1903, MARY ESTELLA JOHNSON, 6Nov. 8, 1879; daw Henry Y. andSusan (Bechtel) Johnson. Carpenter; New Berlinville, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Mark Willard, b June 29, 1904. 2. Paul Henry, b Apr. 10, 1906. 3. Etta May, b May, 17, 1908. 4. Ellis Rodman, b Feb. 2, 1910. 5. William Carl, b Feb. 17, 1912. 6. Stanley Eugene, b July 30, 1917. 7. John Wesley, b Oct. 2, 1919. [25-148] JONAS S. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 19, 1848; d Mar. 28, 1922; s Abraham and Regina (Schultz) Kriebel [25-54]; m Jan. 8, 1876, ANNIE KRAUSS, b July 8, 1852; dau Aaron and Lydia (Heebner) Krauss [202-7]. Children (10): [25-321.1] [25-322] [25-323] [70-128a] [38-611] [25-323.1] 1. Harvey, b May 29, 1878; unm; Trevorton, Pa. 2. Minerva, b June 5, 1879; m William Underkoffler. 3. Alice K., b Dec. 7, 1880; m Harry B. Huber. 4. Mary, b Dec. 5, 1882; unm; Pasadena, Cal. 5. Amanda K., b May 5, 1885; m George Gerhard. 6. Adaline, b Oct. 21, 1887; d Apr. 13, 1916; m Homer Schultz. 7. Annie K., b May 15, .1893; m Edgar B. Hoffman. 8. Edna, b Dec. 5, 1890; unm; Norristown, Pa. 9. Oswin, b July 8, 1895; unm; East Greenville, Pa. 10. Irene K., b Mar. 9, 1897; m Harry Eshbach. Ge nealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 377 [25-149] CHARGES S. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 23, 1850; d July 31, 1907; s Abraham and Regina (Schultz) Kriebel [25-54]; m Feb. 9, 1878, LYDIA SEIBERT, b Apr. 20, 1856; dau Jonas and Sarah (Reinewald) Seibert ’[43-80]. Farmer; Barto, Pa. Children (J): [25-324] 1. Amandus S., b Aug. 1, 1878; m Mary C. Beidler. [25-325] 2. Joh.a S., b Oct. 27, 1882; m Mary G. Gehman. 3. Dardnl S., b Mar. 17, 1885; d May 20, 1885. [25-326] 4. Moixis S., b May 7, 1886; m Elsie Hannah Schultz. [25-150a] AMANDUS S. KERN, b Oct. 26, 1843; s Thomas and Sarah (Schuler) Kern [25-55]; m Apr. 21, 1867, CAROLINA SCHULER, b June 21, 1835; d June 25, 1909; dau Jacob and Lydia (Wickert) Schuler. Clkiidren (2): [25-326. 1[ 1. We: Joy S., b Oct. 28, 1867; m Nora Kline. [25-326.2] 2. JacoG S., b Sept. 14, 1869; m Maggie Brown. [25-150b] AM A NDUS S. KERN, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 9, 1909, ELLEN (CHRISTMAN) KLINE, b Feb. 27„ 1849; dau Jacob and - (Heinrich) Christman. Butcher; Fleetwood, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [25-151] WILIX )UGHBY S. KERN, b Dec. 22, 1844; d Apr. 9, 1918; s Thomas and Sarah (Schuler) Kern [25-55]; mMay 20, 1871, ANNA F. RITTER, b Aug. 17, 1842; d Apr. 19, 1919; dau Jacob F. and Anna (Kline) R itter. Carpenter; 1572 Mineral Spring Rd., Reading, Pa. (1921.) 0 'm ! child: [25-326.3] Court m ;y M., b Oct. 26, 1877; m Charles H. Angstadt. [25-152] DAV II ) S. KERN, b Dec. 16, 1846; d Feb. 24, 1921; s Thomas and Sarah (Schuler) Kern [25-55]; m May 2, 1 869, SARAH (SALLIE) DANNER, b Oct. 28, 1845; dau David and Mary Anna (Unger) Danner. P ostmaster and merchant; res. Pennsburg, Pa. David S. Kern was born in Upper Milford Twp., Lehunh Co., Pa. He was one of the founders of the Borough of Pennsburg, Pa., and served as one of the £ irst Councilmen, and was postmaster for 26 years. For many years, he was engaged in the sale of sewimg machines and pianos. He also served as director in numerous financial and industrial instituth di is. (1921.) 0 ru 3 child: [25-326.4] Minni e Jane, b Feb. 22, 1870; d Apr. 10, 1896; m Dr. John P. Hillegass. [25-153a] EL\ Vi 1NA S. KERN, b Mar. 10, 1850; d Aug. 24, 1918; dau Thomas and Sarah (Schuler) Kern [25-55]; m - KECK. [25-153b] EL’ W INA S. (KERN) KECK, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 14, 1883, DANIEL Iv. MOORE, b Nov. ^ ,, .1840; d Nov. 26, 1911; s Adam and Margaret (Kneedler) Moore. Farmer; North Wales, Pa. No is su e. (1921.) [25-154a] HE Ni RY S. KERN, b Mar. 14, 1853; Thomas and Sarah (Schuler) Kern [25-55]; m Feb. 14, 1878, RUB! ECCA H. BURKHALTER, b Dec. 28, 1856; d June 5, 1914; dau Charles and Maria (Heckler) 1 lur khalter. ( 'Ihil dren (2) : [25-326.5] 1. Ch arli ss B., b May 12, 1880; m Maud Thompson; Beloit, Kan. [25-326.6] 2. Jei mi* > M., b May 3, 1885; m S. H. Hackley. [25-1 54b] HEINF .Y S. KERN, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 16, 1916, ANNIE G. EVERHART, b Jan. 25, 1860; daai I )r. Charles W. and Elizabeth (Van Buskirk) Everhart. No issue. (1921.) Mer¬ chant; Shimersvill e, 1 ’a. [25-155] AN< jEl ANA SCHULER, b - - - ; d Aug., 1917; dau Raham and Eliza (Ritter) Schuler [25-56]; r% N\ pr. 24, 1863, THOMAS F. LEH. 378 Genealogical Record of the Schwenicfelder Families Children (4).' 1. Cora, b Aug. 20, 1864. 2. Raymond R., b Jan. 12, 1866. 3. John, b Aug. 13, 1871. 4. M— - - — . [ Unable to trace or verify.] [25-157] HENRY A. SCHULER, b July 12, 1850; d Jan. 13, 1908; s Thomas and Elizabeth (Kemmerer) Schuler [25-57]; m Oct. 6, 1881, SARAH ANN GRIESEMER, b Mar. 8, 1845; d July 2, 1901; dau. Gabriel and Regina (Meschter) Griesemer [43-63]. No issue. [25-158] SUSAN LEISTER, b Sept. 17, 1846; d May 26, 1888; dau Isaac and Lavina (Barnes) Leister [25-60]; m Apr., 1866, JOHN PETER WITWEN, b Feb. 9, 1840; d Nov. 6, 1912; s John Peter Witwen. Children (6): [25-331] 1. Lavina, b Feb. 19, 1868; m Wesley Schmidt. 2. George, b July 19, 1870; d Oct. 5, 1874. 3. Mary Catherine, b Aug. 5, 1874. 4. Emma Susan, b May 7, 1880. 5. Charles Edward, b Feb. 13, 1883; d Mar. 4, 1885. 6. Aaron Tobia, b Nov. 7, 1886. [ Children b in Troy, Wis.] [25-159] AARON LEISTER, b Aug. 23, 1849; s Isaac and Lavina (Barnes) Leister [25-60]; m Nov. 7, 1872, CATHARINE SCHLAFER, b Jan. 9, 1853; dau Henry Schlafer. Farmer; Menomonee Falls, Wis. Children (9): [25-332] 1. Abner S., b Nov. 5, 1874; m Lelia M. Toof. [25-333] 2. Mary S., b Aug. 9, 1876; m Theodore Miller. 3. Frank, b Feb. 22, 1878; Hubbard, Ohio. 4. Alpha J., b Jan. 25, 1881; d Dec. 30, 1901. [25-334] 5. Walter S., b Oct. 30, 1884; m Ella Kieso. 6. Calvin E., b July 16, 1886; Granville, Wis. 7. Florence, b Nov. 4, 1888; Granville, Wis. [25-335] 8. Nettie J., b Aug. 27, 1890; m Henry Erdman. 9. Eugene, b Mar. 30, 1896; Granville, Wis. [25-160] WILLIAM BARNES LEISTER, b Feb. 12, 1852; d Feb. 14, 1916; * Isaac and Lavina (Barnes) Leister [25-60]; m Sept., 1876, ANNA MARGRETH FELIX, b Mar. 5, 1846; dau Gaudenz Felix. Farmer. Children (8): [25-336] 1. Mary Lavina, b Jan. 13, 1877; m Archie Douglas McCready. [25-337] 2. Henry W., b July 27, 1879; m Hilda J. Erickson. [25-338] 3. Edwin B., b Feb. 22, 1885; m Margerite Muehl. [25-161] JESSE BARNES, b Aug. 8, 1858; s William H. and Pauline (Knoll) Barnes [25-61]; m July 10, 1887, MARY H. BRADLEY, b Aug. 28, 1861; dau Alvin Levi Bradley. Retired farmer; Northfield, Minn, (1918.) Children (J): [25-339] 1. Charlotte E., b May 15, 1888; m Charles L. Marshall. [25-340] 2. Alvin Leslie, b Dec. 11, 1891; m Amanda Welley. 3. Leland Leroy, b Sept. 18, 1895; Bantry, N. Dak. 4. Cecil Sydney, b May 17, 1899; Northfield, Minn. [25-162] ANNA BARNES, b Oct. 8, 1865; dau Daniel and Caroline M. (Blum) Barnes [25-62]; m Oct. 26, 1887, CHARLES FREDERICK CARIS, b July 11, 1864; s Matthias Albert Caris. Res. Walla Walla, Wash. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Lovina I., b Aug. 6, 1890; d Mar. 22, 1913. 2. Edna R., b Aug. 4, 1892; Walla Walla, Wash. ( Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 379 [25-163] ALICE MARIA BARNES, b May 16, 1867; dau Daniel and Caroline (Blum) Barnes [25-62]; m Mar. 13, 1904, THOMAS E. WESTLAKE, b Mar. 13, 1863; s Thomas Westlake. 117 W. Augustine Ave., Spokane, Wash. No issue. [25-164] CLARA M. BARNES, b Apr. 5, 1869; dau Daniel and Caroline (Blum) Barnes [25-62]; m Dec. 30, 1903, L. F. THIEL; s Theodore Thiel. Divorced Apr., 1910. (1918.) Clara Barnes Thiel is a cashier. Res. 70 Elton Court, Portland, Oregon. No issue. [25-166] SUSAN ELIZABETH BARNES, b Nov. 10, 1873; dau Daniel and Caroline (Blum) Barnes [25-62]; m Oct. 10, 1900, WILLIAM RAMSAY, b Mar. 23, 1862; s John Wallace and Annie (McNeill) Ramsay. Jeweler; 3053 16th St., N. W., Wash., D. C. No issue. (1918.) [25-167] ALBERT BARNES, b Aug. 26, 1880; s Daniel and Caroline M. (Blum) Barnes [25-62]; m Jan. 1, 1905, INA WILLIAMS, b Sept. 20, 1887; dau Douglas and Mabel (Webster) Williams. Farmer; Potlatch, Idaho. (1918.) Children (5): 1. Vernon Earle, b Mar. 2, 1906. 2. Doris Edna, b Nov. 9, 1907. 3. Clifford Albert, b June 30, 1909. 4. Rhea Mabel, b Apr. 17, 1911. 5. Letah Winnifred, b July 29, 1913. [25-168] INEZ MAY BARNES, b Jan. 1, 1883; dau Daniel and Caroline (Blum) Barnes [25-62]; m Sept. 20, 1916, JOHN DAVID WIKE, b Oct. 10, 1880; s Dallas C. and Anna (Gorton) Wike. Loco¬ motive engineer; 21 E. Second Ave., Spokane, Wash. No issue. (1918.) [25-169] WINIFRED R. BARNES, b July 14, 1890; dau Daniel and Caroline (Blum) Barnes [25-62]; m Sept. 20, 1916, DAVID DUFFLE HAWORTH, b June 24, 1894; s L. C. Haworth. Res. 3623 E. 6th Ave., Spokane, Wash. No issue. (1918.) [25-171] ELLA ROWE, b Oct. 4, 1862; dau Robert S. and Mary (Barnes) Rowe [25-63]; m June 4, 1891, JOHN NORTH, b June 24, 1855. Laborer; 605 Hartwell Ave., Waukesha, Wis. (1919.) One child: [25-341] Estelle, b Mar. 30, 1892; m Le Grande W. Snider. [25-172] MALINDA C. BARNES, b June 2, 1860; dau Andrew and Mena (Kraus) Barnes [25-64]; m Feb. 4, 1880, IRA SIMPSON. Res. Boise, Idaho. One child: [25-342] Marion B., b Apr. 25, 1884; m Mattie Highley. [25-173] ALPHA S. BARNES, b Mar. 12, 1862; dau Andrew and Mena (Kraus) Barnes [25-64]; m Dec. 15, 1880, CHARLES A. HOLT, b Sept. 29, 1856; s Wheeler and S. Gorain (Black) Holt. Mr. Holt is with the U. S. R. F. ; 1712 State St., Boise, Idaho. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Ivah, b July 15, 1884. 2. Carlton B., b Aug. 31, 1894. 3. Dean G., b Feb. 10, 1900. Mrs. Alpha Holt is with the Extension Dept, of the University of Idaho, Field Home Demonstration Agent. Miss Ivah L. Holt is with Extension Dept, of U. of I., assistant state leader of Boys’ and Girls’ Club Work. Carlton B. Holt is corporal in the Q. M. C. M. T., Co. 400, Ft. Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas. Dean G. Holt is with the U. S. Marines, now on his way to France. (June, 1918.) [25-174] AMANDA WILE, b May 10, 1860; dau Joseph S. and Sarah (Barnes) Wile [25-66]; m Feb. 27, 1878, FRANK SNYDER, b Jan. 1, 1855; d Mar. 1, 1888; s Lewis and Nancy (Faulkner) Snyder. Res. 3617 E. 17th Ave., Spokane, Wash. Children (5): [25-343] 1. Sadie, b Dec. 9, 1878; d Mar. 10, 1910; m Fred Kramer, Baraboo, Wis. [25-344] 2. Arthur, b Mar. 23, 1882; m Anna Plohs; Milwaukee, Wis. 380 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-345] 3. Amanda, b Jan. 31, 1884; d Jan. 17, 1908; m Will Olson; Milwaukee, Wis. [25-346] 4. Mareta, b Apr. 1, 1886; d Oct. 11, 1913; m Louis Smith; Calgary, Can. [25-347] 5. Percy, b Dec. 29, 1887; m Esther Ridgway. [25-175] ALLEN BARNES, b June 25, 1874; s Isaac and Anna Mary (Leonhardt) Barnes [25-67]; m Apr. 16, 1910, LIZZIE REINHARDT, dau Ernest Reinhardt. Worker in gas plant; Crookston, Minn. Children (2): 1. Harry Gaylord, b Feb. 2, 1911. 2. Iris Mary, b Apr. 26, 1912. [25-176] CARL HENRY SCHNEIDER, b June 1, 1846; s William and Sarah Ann (Schiffert) Schneider [25-68]; m May 13, 1876, NANCY - One child: Elsie, b July 29, 1877. [ Unable to locate or verify .] [25-177] JOHANN SCHNEIDER, b Mar. 24, 1851 ; s William and Sarah Ann (Schiffert) Schneider [25-68]; m EMMELINE DIEL, b Oct. 6, 1854. Children (2): 1. Sarah Ann, b Dec. 19, 1874. 2. William Henry, b Oct., 1875. [ Unable to locate or verify.] [25-177.1] SUSANNA WEIKEL, b Sept. 29, 1850; dau Prank and Tilera (Schiffert) Weikel [25-69]; m GEORGE FATREL, b Apr. 11, 1844. No issue. [ Unable to locate or verify.] [25-178] JOEL KRIEBEL, b Feb. 21, 1857; s George D. and Susanna (Strunk) Kriebel [25-71]; m July 20, 1880, BARBARA GLASER, b June 20, 1860; d Aug. 20, 1915; dau John and Margaret (Reisch) Glaser. Farmer; Peck, Kan. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Walter, b June 21, 1881; d June 19, 1901. [25-348] 2. Ella May, b July 24, 1883; m Arthur Tucker. 3. Carrie, b Oct. 28, 1887; d May 18, 1889. 4. Ola, b Dec. 25, 1890. [25-349] 5. Bessie, b Apr. 23, 1892; m William M. Hopkins. 6. Sarah, b July 29, 1895; d Mar. 1, 1903. [25-350] 7. Minnie, b Dec. 8, 1897; m Charles Bedinger. [ No further data.] [25-179] MAHLON KRIEBEL, b Dec. 4, 1860; s George D. and Susanna (Strunk) Kriebel [25-71]; m Dec. 24, 1885, SARAH ANNA COPNER, b May 12, 1861; dau Jarvis Stokes and Susan Marjorie (Bryan) Copner. Farmer; Garfield, Wash. (1919.) Children (6): foroc!ul 1 1- George Mortimer, b Sept. 14, 1886; m I ** -Blodgett. [25-35 lb] ] l 2. E. May Corbett. [25-352] 2. Clarence J., b Jan. 6, 1888; m Ollie Grace Timm. [25-353] 3. Charles C., b Sept. 4, 1889; m Belva L. Janes. [25-354] 4. Naomi Susan, b June 2, 1892; m Peter L. Smith. [25-355] 5. Mamie Lillian, b Dec. 14, 1893; m Louis P. Castor. 6. Arthur Stokes, b Apr. 4, 1898; Garfield, Wash. [25-180] EMMA KRIEBEL, b Aug. 25, 1866; dau George and Susanna (Strunk) Kriebel [25-71]; m July 29, 1900, JOHN E. DIEHL, b July 20, 1865; d Jan. 21, 1917; s Adam and Charlotte (Openo) Diehl. Merchant, Peck, Kan. No issue. (1919.) John E. Diehl was first married to Ellen Cora Kriebel [25-181]. [25-181] ELLEN CORA KRIEBEL, b Jan. 9, 1873; d May 9, 1899; dau George D. and Susanna (Strunk) Kriebel [25-71] ; m Jan. 1, 1892, JOHN E. DIEHL, b July 20, 1865; d Jan. 21, 1917 ; s Adam and Charlotte (Openo) Diehl. Merchant; Kansas City, Mo. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 381 Children (3): 1. Paul Adam, b Feb. 8, 1893; Kansas City, Mo. 2. Oscar John, b Apr. 26, 1895; Kansas City, Mo. 3. Clifford, b Apr. 1, 1897. Paul A. Diehl enlisted and was made a lieutenant in the Field Artillery and served nine months with the A. E. F. He returned to Camp Funston as an instructor, until discharged on Jan. 30, 1919. Occupation, civil engineer. Oscar Diehl enlisted and served 18 months with the A. E. F. as a chief mechanic in the Rainbow Division; he took active part in 9 engagements. Occupation, mechanic. Clifford Diehl enlisted in navy and was in training camp when armistice was signed. He is a junior student at Kansas University. (1919.) [25-182] HENRY JACOB K. KRIEBEL, b June 25, 1859; s Joel and Catharine H. (Heincke) Kriebel [25-72]; m Apr. 9, 1882, JENNIE BRUBAKER, b Feb. 24, 1865; dau William and Mary (Adair) Brubaker. Engineer; 2170 Gartner Ave., Detroit, Mich. Children (6): 1. Ora Olen, b May 30, 1886; d June 5, 1886. 2. William Joel, b Mar. 13, 1888; m Melissa R. Dawdy. 3. John Earl, b Jan. 29, 1891; m Martha M. Hansen. 4. Olivia Esther, b Feb. 21, 1894; m William R. Loughran. 5. Laura Ellen, b Oct. 14, 1899; unm; Detroit, Mich. 6. George, b Sept. 5, 1905. [25-183] CHARLES ENOS KRIEBEL, b Jan. 16, 1862; s Joel D. and Catherine (Heincke) Kriebel [25-72]; m Jan. 1, 1889, DELLA E. CORNELIUS, b Apr. 12, 1868; dau Benjamin and Mary (Bryant) Cornelius. Real estate; 257 Connecticut Ave., Highland Park, Mich. (1920.) Children (2): [25-359] 1. Majel, b May 17, 1894; m Claude E. Sharp. [25-359.1] 2. Thelma, b July 26, 1899; m James H. Farrar. Charles Enos Kriebel was principal of Montpelier Academy, 1889-90; Supt. of Schools, Butler, Ind., 1891-5; Prof, of Music, Hartsville College, 1885-7; Author of several musical compositions, “Heavenly Melodies,” “All Hail Beloved America,” “Our Rally Call for Freedom.” School trustee of Grand Rapids (Mich.) City Schools, 1904-6. [25-185] ORA A. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 20, 1872; s Joel D. and Catharine (Heincke) Kriebel [25-72]; m Oct. 27, 1903, MARY J. (JUNE) DIEHL, b July 1, 1872; dau William H. and Susan (Leichtie) June; widow of George H. Diehl. Farmer; Holland, Ohio. No issue. (1918.) Mr. Kriebel was superintendent of the Colburn St., and East Broadway United Brethren Missions of Toledo, O., until the Church was established. [25-186] JOHN OLEN K. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 11, 1876; s Joel D. and Catharine (Heincke) Kriebel [25-72]; m Mar. 22, 1897, HARRIET ELIZABETH ROBERTS, b Mar. 3, 1877; dau John Roberts. Passenger conductor, Wabash Rwy. ; res. 2369 Carson Ave., Detroit, Mich. (1922.) One child: Helen Josephine, b July 24, 1910 (adopted in 1913). [25-187] ANNA BLANCHE KRIEBEL, b Oct. 25, 1860; d Mar. 25, 1917; dau Mahlon D. and Anna (Smith) Kriebel [25-73]; rn Jan. 2, 1894, GEORGE GREGORY, b Dec. 19, 1870. Scrapple manufacturer; 4812 Parrish St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1918.) [25-188] DR. MORRIS PIPER BACHMAN, b Apr. 18, 1867; s William H. and Anna (Kriebel) Bachman [25-74]; m Sept. 9, 1903, LUCY O’DONNELL, b Oct. 24, 1872; dau Michael J. O’Donnell. Physician; Lake Park, Iowa. Dr. Morris Piper Bachman died October, 1921. One child: Donnell William, b Oct. 1, 1904. [25-189] CHARLES HENRY BACHMAN, b Aug. 28, 1870; s William H. and Anna (Kriebel) Bachman [25-74]; m Sept. 20, 1900, ELLA SHOEMAKER, b Oct. 22, 1870; dau Francis M. Shoemaker. Automobile business, 759 Farwell Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. (1918.) [25-356] [25-357] [25-358] 382 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Son, b Jan. 30, 1902; d Feb. 1, 1902. 2. John Shoemaker, b Feb. 12, 1906. [25-190] OLIVIA VIOLA BACHMAN, b Jan. 21, 1876; dau William H. and Anna D. (Kriebel) Bachman [25-74]; m June 18, 1902, JOHN DOMINIC LIFFRING, b Dec. 27, 1870; s Dominic and Hannah (Shufflebotham) Liffring. Lawyer; 316 Fremont St., Waterloo, Iowa. No issue. (1918.) [25-191] WILLIAM CHESTER BACHMAN, b Feb. 17, 1881; s William and Anna (Kriebel) Bachman [25-74] ; m Mar. 19, 1906, CLARA ABIGAIL CLARK, b Jan. 12, 1881; dau C. H. Clark. Farmer; Eldora, Iowa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. William Clark, b Jan. 31, 1907. 2. Charles Herbert, b Dec. 8, 1909. 3. Joseph Kriebel, b July 21, 1911. 4. Edward Hugh, b June 28, 1915. [25-192] LAURA FISHER, b Apr. 28, 1871; dau Jacob F. and Anna (Kriebel) Fisher [25-75]; rn Mar. 17, 1897, H. FRANK BURKERT; s David and Kathryn Burkert. Paperhanger; res. 328 W. Montgomery Ave., North Wales, Pa. No issiie. [25-193] HIRAM KRIEBEL KRIEBEL, b Mar. 31, 1858; s Andrew K. and Regina (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-76]; m Oct. 23, 1880, ELIZABETH SNYDER, b Oct. 27, 1858; dau George and Abigail (Heebner) Snyder [48-23]. Farmer; Lansdale, R. F. D. No. 1, Pa. (1918.) Hiram K. Kriebel is a retired farmer living at Locust Corner, Pa. Mr. Kriebel has been a trustee of the Schwenkfelder Church for many years, and also served several terms as a trustee of the Perkiomen Seminary. Children (7): [25-360] 1. Oswin S., b Aug. 15, 1882; m Sarah Catharine Weaver. 2. Minerva, b Apr. 30, 1884; d Nov. 14, 1906; killed in runaway accident. 3. Elwood, b Dec. 22, 1885; d Sept. 16, 1886. [25-361] 4. Leidy S., b May 3, 1887; m Wilhelmina K. Wismer. 5. Harvey, b May 31, 1889; d Apr. 10, 1890. [161-91] 6. Cora, b Mar. 1, 1891; m William A. Anders. [21-427] 7. Anna, b June 3, 1894; m Claude C. Allebach. [25-194] GEORGE KRIEBEL, JR., b Nov. 7, 1864; s Andrew and Regina (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-76]; m Oct. 15, 1887, AMANDA SNYDER, b July 19, 1866; dau Isaac H. and Elizabeth (Hagey) Snyder [48-27]. Farmer; Creamery, Pa. (1921.) George K. Kriebel, Jr., is treasurer of the twp. of Skippack, Pa., where he has served faithfully as a member of the board of supervisors for a number of years. He is also president of the Kriebel Family Reunion Association, and Moderator of the Schwenkfelder Church of the Middle District. Children ( 5 ): 1. Harrison, b Aug. 5, 1888; d June 4, 1889. [25-362] 2. Minnie, b Mar. 5, 1890; m Wayne N. Alderfer. [25-363] 3. Norman, b Sept. 4, 1891; m Minerva Z. Nyce. 4. George S., b Apr. 1, 1894; d Dec. 20, 1918. [149-136.1] 5. Lizzie, b Dec. 5, 1899; m Lawrence Rothenberger. THE KRIEBEL FAMILY REUNION ASSOCIATION On August 31, 1905, a number of Kriebels and their descendants met at Zieber’s Park, near West Point, Pa., and organized the Kriebel Family Reunion Association whose object as quoted from the Constitution is: “To perpetuate the memory and foster the principles and virtues of the Kriebel ancestors of the members; to promote social intercourse among the latter, to preserve and disseminate historic infor¬ mation of the family.” Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 383 At the first meeting the following officers were elected to serve as an executive committee to arrange for further meetings: President — Howard W. Kriebel Vice-President — Henry S. Kriebel Secretary — Charles K. Heebner Treasurer — George Kriebel, Jr. It is interesting to note that at this first meeting the following resolution was adopted: Resolved: That the officers of this meeting appoint a committee of five to confer with representa¬ tives of other lines of descendants of Schwenkfelder. immigrants of 1734, with the purpose of devising ways and means of getting into print a new edition of “The Genealogical Record of the Descendants of the Schwenkf elders.” Annual meetings have been held ever since, and the association has been interested in the collection and preservation of genealogical data as well as family history. “All persons by the name of Kriebel, all descendants of Kriebels, and their families shall be eligible to active membership.” Annual meetings are generally held on the last Saturday in August of each year. These meetings are generally held on or near one of the original Kriebel homesteads. The following were the officers of the Association for 1921: President — George Kriebel, Jr. First Vice-Pres. — Jacob Kriebel Secretary — Jesse H. Snyder, Jr. Second Vice-Pres. — Rev. E. Wilbur Kriebel Treasurer — -Irwin Kriebel Registrar — Abraham R. Krieble [25-195] IRWIN K. KRIEBEL, b June 23, 1871; s Andrew and Regina (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-76]; m Sept. 19, 1896, MARY ANN S. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 8, 1876; dau Aaron B. and Eliza (Snyder) Kriebel [25-84]. Farmer; Lansdale, R. D. No. 1, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): [25-364] 1. Alpheus K., b Nov. 7, 1897; rn Nettie H. Wohl. 2. Nora, b Nov. 10, 1899. 3. Claude, b July 26, 1903. 4. Stewart, b Feb. 15, 1906. 5. Willis, b Sept. 12, 1911. 6. Roland, b Sept. 19, 1913. [25-196a] CHARLES KRIEBEL, JR., b June 17, 1865; s Abraham and Phoebe (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-77]; m Oct. 13, 1888, ANNIE M. SCHULTZ, b Mar. 7, 1867; d Feb. 18, 1897; dau William and Catharine (Meschter) Schultz [149-45]. Farmer; Lansdale, R. D., Pa. (1918.) Mr. Kriebel lives on the old Caspar Kriebel Homestead in Towamencm Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Children (£): [25-365] 1. Raymond S., b July 30, 1889; m Katie Seitz. [19-103.1] 2. Katie S., b Sept. 5, 1895; m Allen K. Kriebel. [25-196b] CHARLES KRIEBEL, JR., same asabove, m 2d time, Dec. 10, 1898, LYDIA SCHULTZ, b Oct. 9, 1863; dau Adonia and Elizabeth (Anders) Schultz [68-19]. One child: Norman S., b Oct. 12, 1899. [25-197] AMANDA K. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 25, 1873; dau Abraham K. and Phoebe (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-77]; m Apr. 8, 1911, SAMUEL W. KISTER, s Jacob and Sarah (Wismer) Kister. Farmer; Lansdale, R. D. No. 1, Pa. Lester, s Amanda K. Kriebel, b Nov. 22, 1898; student, Brown University. (1920.) [25-198] ALLEN K. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 7, 1875; s Abraham K. and Phoebe S. (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-77] ; m Feb. 8, 1896, LIZZIE ANN H. SNYDER, b June 29, 1878; dau Isaac H. and Elizabeth (Hagey) Snyder [48-27]. Farmer; Lansdale, R. F. D. No. 1, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 9 ): [25-366] 1. Earl S., b Apr. 24, 1897; m Lizzie K. Nace. 2. Harvey S., b Jan. 6, 1901; d Nov. 12, 1902. 3. Stanley S., b Apr. 10, 1902. 4. Ernest S., b Feb. 1, 1904. 5. Bertha S., b May 30, 1905. 384 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 6. Amanda S., b July 3, 1906 7. Estella S., b June 1, 1909. 8. Allen S., b June 28, 1911; d July 2, 1911. 9. Laura S., b Feb. 13, 1913. [25-199] CHARLES K. RITTENHOUSE, b July 25, 1873; s Abraham and Christina (Kriebel) Rittenhouse [25-79]; m Nov. 24, 1894, ANNA MiArTHA BOWER, b Mar. 24, 1874; d Apr. 11, 1912; dau Henry H. Bower. Farmer; Lansdale, R. F. J). No. 1, Pa. (1918.) Children (11): 1. Ada, b Jan. 20, 1896; d Feb. 28, L’896. 2. Idella, b July 4, 1897; d Nov. 4, L£99. 3. John Robert, b Mar. 18, 1899; d S ept. 2, 1899. [25-366.1] 4. Sadie, b Mar. 29, 1900; m Irvin ( L. Renninger (June 26, 1920). 5. Le Roy, b Sept. 22, 1901. 6. Bertha, b Nov. 16, 1902. 7. Mildred, b Dec. 19, 1903. 8. Charles B., b May 9, 1905. 9. George, b Oct. 7, 1907. 10. Florence, b Mar. 1, 1909. 11. Walton, b Feb. 10, 1910. [25-200] JOHN K. RITTENHOUSE, b May 28, 1877; s Abraham and Christina (Kriebel) Ritten¬ house [25-79]; m Oct. 1, 1902, MARGARET BULL, b Oct. 29, 1879; dau Edward Bell. Assistant- treasurer, American Society for Testing Material is ; res. 6025 Jefferson St., Phila. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Charles Gordon, b Aug. 10, 1903. 2. Howard Bell, b Oct. 23, 1905; d July 29, 1906. 3. Katherine Edna, b Feb. 7, 1907. [25-201] EMMA K. BRECHT, b Jan. 21, 18i6 6; dau John E. and Sarah (Kriebel) Brecht [25-80] m Aug. 16, 1892, JOHN D. WEBER, b Dec. 12, )1858; d Dec. 25, 1908; s George M. Weber. Widow resides Norristown, R. D. No. 1, Pa. (1920.) John D. Weber was for many years postmaster and storekeeper at Center Point, Pa. Children (6): 1. Sara B., b July 6, 1895; stenograph er with P. & R. R. R. [25-367] 2. Russell B., b Jan. 27, 1898; m Horn -iet R. Holmes. 3. John Herbert, b June 30, 1900. 4. Marion B., b Sept. 9, 1903. 5. Hazel B., b Mar. 30, 1905. 6. Preston B., b Nov. 9, 1908. [25-202] GEORGE K. BRECHT, b Oct. 7, 18(37; s John E. and Sarah (Kriebel) Brecht [25-80]; m Oct. 7, 1902, REBECCA ALLABOUGH WO OD , b Nov. 13, 1878; dau William H. and Belle (Mor¬ gan) Wood. Lawyer; 539 George St., Norristow n, Pa. (1920.) George K. Brecht is a graduate of the West Chester State Normal School, and taught : scho ol for a number of years in Montg. Co., Pa., before entering the legal profession. He was one of thie organizers of the Norristown Schwenkfelder Church and Sunday School and has been Moderator of the (Church since its organization. Mr. Brecht is secre¬ tary of the Board of Trustees of Perkiomen S ichoo 1 and also secretary of the Montgomery County Historical Society. Children (3): 1. Elinor, b Mar. 16, 1907. 2. Sarah Wood, b Jan. 24, 1909. 3. John Morgan, b Jan. 29, 1911. [25-203] SAMUEL KRIEBEL BRECHT;, b Dee. .14, 1869; s John E. and Sarah (Kriebel) Brecht [25-80]; m Aug. 2, 1898, ALBERTA WILLIAMS,?/ Dec,. 5, 1872; dau Eva Augusta Butterfield Williams. Samuel K. Brecht was born in Worcester Twp., near Cedars, Montg. Co., Pa., on what was formerly the Israel Schultz homestead. He attended! the public schools of his native township and was graduated Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 385 from the West Chester State Normal School in 1891,. and from Haverford College, B. S., in 1896. He has also pursued his studies in the Graduate School, of the University of Pa., receiving the degree of M. A. in 1911. Mr. Brecht started teaching school in his native township in 1887, and has taught for variable periods in the public schools of Worcester, Bryn Mawr, Pott st own, and Norristown, Pa., as well as in a private school in Annapolis and in Perkiomen Seminary, Penmsburg, Pa., and for two years in Rushford, N. Y. In 1905 he joined the faculty of the Boys’ Central High School, Phila., where he has held the position of Professor of Mathematics for a number of years. Since 1904, Mr. Brecht has been Editor of “The Schwenkfeldian,” and when the Schwenkfelder Churches were consolidated into a corporation in 1911, he was elected secretary of the General Oonference of The Schwenkfelder Church, which position he has held almost continuously ever since. He is also Editor of this book. Mr. Brecht served for five years as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Upper Darby Twp., Del. Co., Pa. Address (1922), 11 Eagle Road., Manoa, Del. Co., Pa. Children (2): 1. Harold Walton, b Dec. 23, 1899. ImsUructor in Latin and French, Boys’ Central High School, Phila. 2. Arthur Malcolm, b Dec. 2, 1902. [25-204] KATHRYN K. BRECHT, b Oct. 19r 1874; dan John E. and Sarah (Kriebel) Brecht [25-80]; m June 9, 1903, JOHN A. LONGACRE, b> Jan. 21, 1878; s David W. and Helena Longacre. Secretary and manager, American Equipment Co.; res. 926 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1920). Children (8): 1. Ruth, b Mar. 24, 1904. 2. Sarah Helena, b Apr. 12, 1907. 3. Kathryn, b Apr. 4, 1916. [25-205] MARTHA KRIEBEL, b Dec. 17, 186B; dau Rev. John B. and Rebecca (Cassel) Kriebel [25-81]; m Apr. 24, 1909, CHARLES F. BRAUTLGAM, b Dec. 17, 1868. Res. 1335 N. Alden St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) No issue. [25-206] ALVIN CASSEL KRIEBEL, b May 3, 1870; s Rev. John B. and Rebecca (Cassel) Kriebel [25-81]; m Sept. 12, 1894, ALVENA CLIFFORD, b Feb. 23, 1876; dau Enoch Clifford. Instructor, Peirce School; res. 1107 Parker St., Chester, Pa. (L920.) Children ( 5 ) : [25-368] 1. Paul C., b Jan. 6, 1897; m Sarah MacIntyre King. 2. Carl, b June 3, 1899. 3. Wilbur, b June 15, 1902. 4. Donald, b May 10, 1904. 5. John, b Apr. 27, 1907. [25-207] MARY KRIEBEL, b Nov. 30, 1871; dau Rev. John B. and Rebecca (Cassel) Kriebel [25-81]; m June 10, 1896, WILLIAM A. CANNON! , b Jan. 29, 1869; s William A. Cannon. Res. Lansdale, Pa. One child: Arthur Leslie, b Sept. 0, 1897; d in U. S. Service in World War. [25-208] SARAH C. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 4, 1873; dau Rev. John B. and Rebecca (Cassel) Kriebel [25-81]; m Apr. 11, 1900, HARRY M. EATON, b Oct. 13, 1867 ; s Charles G. Eaton. Res. 124 Mayland St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Stanley K., b July 10, 1:901. [25-209] ANNA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 24, 1879; d Nov. 28, 1903; dau Rev. John B. and Rebecca (Cassel) Kriebel [25-81]; m Oct. 20, 1897, SAMUEL MACKINNON, s Samuel MacKinnon. Mr. MacKinnon m 2d time and lives 5410 N. B St., Obae;y, Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Gordon, b Oct. 29, 1898. 2. Grace, b Jan. 21, 1900. 3. Rebecca, b May 29, 1901. 386 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-210] JACOB ALDERFER KRIEBEL, b June 24, 1866; d Oct. 26, 1906; s Andrew B. and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [25-82a]; m Dec. 22, 1888, EMMA JANE FREYER, b May 16, 1867; d Jan. 21, 1916; dau Jacob K. Freyer. Machinist, Children (4): [25-369] 1. William F., b Mar. 16, 1890; m Mabel E. Burtt. [25-370] 2. Norman F., b June 28, 1893; m Pearl A. Oberholtzer. 3. Ralph F., b July 13, 1896; d July 21, 1898. 4. Curtis F., b July 19, 1904. [25-211] ANNA A. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 17, 1868; dau Andrew B. and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [25-82a]; m Jan. 13, 1894, CHARLES IRWIN L. REITER, b Dec. 11, 1865; s Charles and Susanna Reiter. Farmer; Kulpsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Elizabeth K., b May 17, 1897. 2. Mary K., b June 9, 1902. 3. Emma K., b June 13, 1905. [25-212] HOWARD A. KRIEBEL, b Feb. 1, 1871; s Andrew B. and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [25-82a] ; m July 15, 1892, KATE U. LANDES, dau Jacob R. Landes. Farmer; Kulpsville, Pa. (1919. ) Children (11): 1. Irma L., b Nov. 3, 1893; d May 27, 1894. [25-370.1] 2. Wilmer L., b May 26, 1896; m Helena A. Bergey. 3. Andrew L., b Apr. 10, 1898. 4. Jacob L., b Mar. 7, 1900. 5. Della Mae L., b Jan. 10, 1903. 6. Mabel L., b Nov. 16, 1904; d Feb. 17, 1910. 7. Howard L., b Oct. 28, 1906. 8. Paul L., b Sept. 30, 1908; d May 23, 1910. 9. Clarence L., b Dec. 11, 1911. 10. William L., b Oct. 18, 1913. 11. Earl, b May 6, 1916. [25-213] HENRY A. KRIEBEL, b May 20, 1873; s Andrew and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [25-82a]; m Aug. 31, 1895, MARY S. MOYER, b July 17, 1876; dau Aaron H. Moyer. Motorman; res. 4606 Lancaster Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (10): 1. Alverda M., b Mar. 4, 1896. 2. Russell M., b Feb: 13, 1898. 3. Annie M., b Aug. 1, 1901; d Feb. 11, 1905. 4. Harry M., b Feb. 14, 1903. 5. Hannah M., b Aug. 3, 1904; d Sept. 13, 1904. 6. Arthur M., b July 2, 1907. 7. Ada M., b Oct. 15, 1909; d Dec. 1, 1909. 8. Mabel M., b Aug. 24, 1911; d Sept. 30, 1911. 9. Mary M., b Aug. 31, 1913; d Nov. 1, 1913. 10. Mildred M., b Nov. 2, 1915. [25-214] ANDREW A. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 10, 1879; s Andrew B. and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [25-82a]; m July 22, 1899, ELLA V. JOHNSON, b Aug. 18, 1879; dau William B. and Amanda (Vanfossen) Johnson [184-422]. Carpenter; res. 2620 N. Hutchinson St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (4): 1. Bertha J., b Nov. 12, 1899; d Jan. 3, 1900. 2. Gertrude J., b Aug. 23, 1903. 3. Velma J., b May 2, 1906. 4. Nelson J., b Jan. 3, 1910. [25-215] ANNA BURGSTRESSER, b Feb. 16, 1872; dau Isaiah and Sophia (Kriebel) Burgstresser [25-83]; m Oct. 12, 1891, ABRAM K. LOUX, b July 16, 1870; s Rev. Jacob and Hannah (Rittenhouse) Loux. Res. 212 W. Main St., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 387 Children {2): [25-371] 1. Esther, b Nov. 7, 1891; m Lester H. Freed. 2. Hiram, b Mar. 12, 1903. [25-216] ELIZABETH K. BURGSTRESSER, b Jan. 19, 1877; d Sept, 14, 1903; dau Isaiah and Sophia (Kriebel) Burgstresser [25-83]; m June 24, 1899, WILLIAM H. WOLF, s John and Susanna Wolf. Stove moulder; Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy B., b June 6, 1901. 2. Raymond, b Sept. 7, 1903. [25-217] ABRAM K. BURGSTRESSER, b Oct. 26, 1880; s Isaiah and Sophia (Kriebel) Burg¬ stresser [25-83]; m Oct. 26, 1903, KATHARINE HEEBNER DETWILER, b Sept. 6, 1874 ; dau Christian H. and Catharine (Heebner) Detwiler [21-164]. Superintendent; res. 27 E. Fornance St., Norristown, Pa. (1917.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Marion K., b Sept. 10, 1907. 2. Harvey D., b Dec. 3, 1912. [25-218] ABRAHAM S. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 12, 1878; s Aaron B. and Eliza (Snyder) Kriebel [25-84]; m Nov. 2, 1904, ESTELLA MAE YOST, b Apr. 28, 1885; dau Edward S. Yost. Farmer; Sellersville, R. F. D. No. 1, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Beatrice Y., b Jan. 28, 1910. 2. Edna Y., b Aug. 23, 1911. 3. Kathryn Y., b Mar. 13, 1916. [25-219] IRWIN S. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 28, 1880; s Aaron B. and Eliza (Snyder) Kriebel [25-84]; m Nov. 26, 1908, DEBORA K. HEEBNER, b Mar. 7, 1880; dau Henry H. and Susanna (Krauss) Heebner [199-5]. Laborer; 609 Derstine Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Gerald H., b Oct. 9, 1912. [25-220] IDA KRIEBEL, b July 8, 1883; d Nov. 9, 1918; dau Aaron B. and Eliza (Snyder) Kriebel [25-84]; m June 23, 1904, OLIVER M. NASE, b Apr. 29, 1881; s Thomas and Matilda Nase. Clerk in store; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [25-221] CYRUS SNYDER KRIEBEL, b Sept. 11, 1888; s Aaron B. and Eliza (Snyder) Kriebel [25-84]; m JENNIE L. NICE, b Jan. 30, 1890; dau Gideon Nice. Farmer; West Point, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Vandalia N., b Oct. 20, 1909; d Sept. 29, 1914. 2. Wilmer N., b Aug. 18, 1913. 3. Walton N., b May 26, 1916. [25-222] JOHN ARTHUR S. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 10, 1891; s Aaron B. and Eliza (Snyder) Kriebel [25-84]; m May 1, 1913, FLORENCE ROUDENBUSH, b Sept. 10, 1890; dau Charles and Annie (Landis) Roudenbush. Clerk; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Carl R., b Nov. 12, 1913. 2. Paul R., b Jan. 1, 1916. [25-223] OSCAR KRIEBEL, b Jan. 19, 1894; s Aaron B. and Eliza (Snyder) Kriebel [25-84]; m Feb. 15, 1919, AMANDA ROTH, b Feb. 20, 1897; dau Mahlon and Kate G. (Derstine) Roth. Truck driver; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Gloria Mae, b June 28, 1920. [25-224] MILTON K. MOYER, s John and Euphemia (Kriebel) Moyer [25-85]; m ALICE (?) JOHNSON. Farmer; Belfry, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 388 Children (2): 1. Frank, served in U. S. A. 2. Anna, unm. [Further information unobtainable.} [25-225] JOHN MOYER, s John and Euphemia (Kriebel) Moyer [25-85]; m SOPHIA VAN FOSSEN. Res. Kulpsville, Pa. (1920.) Four children. [Letters unans .] [25-226] JACOB K. MOYER, s John and Euphemia (Kriebel) Moyer [25-85]; m Apr. 18, 1894, SUE CLARA SMITH ; dau Benjamin and Annie (Lloyd) Smith. Farmer and teamster; Centre Square, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. M. Edna, b Aug. 26, 1895. 2. George C., b May 17, 1897; d Sept. 17, 1918; with A. E. F. in Paris. 3. Alice I., b Aug. 28, 1900. 4. Ida L., b July 1, 1914. [25-227] ANN MOYER, dec., dau John and Euphemia (Kriebel) Moyer [25-85]; m DANIEL KEPLER, dec. Children (2): [25-371.1] 1. Jennie, m - - McNichol; 212 Knox St., Norristown, Pa. 2. Clarence, Hatfield, Pa. [Letters unans.; further information unobtainable .] [25-228] MARY B. BOOKHEIMER, b Mar. 27, 1848; dau Frederick and Regina (Kriebel) Book- heimer [25-86]; m Jan. 11, 1867, EDWIN MILTON SHELLENBERGER, b Feb. 25, 1844; s George and Catharine (Searfoss) Shellenberger. Retired farmer; West Point, Pa. (1920.) Children (12): [25-372] 1. Howard B., b Mar. 8, 1868; m Annie Brunner. [25-373] 2. Ida Jane, b Oct. 28, 1869; m Irwin B. Quinn; West Point, Pa. [25-374] 3. Jesse B., b May 19, 1872; m Laura Allebach; Lansdale, Pa. [25-375] 4. Allen B., b Mar. 29, 1874; m Mary L. Booz. [25-376] 5. Lydia Leurene, b May 5, 1877; m Fred Galbraith; Norristown, Pa. [25-377] 6. George B., b Nov. 28, 1878; m Ada Yerger; Fairview Village, Pa. 7. Edwin Milton, b Oct. 9, 1880; dec. 8. Catharine Regina I twi b Dec 31 1881. dec, 9. Mary Elizabeth J 10. Samuel, b Dec. 17, 1884; d Oct. 17, 1906. [25-378] 11. Gurness, b Sept. 5, 1887; m Florence Rambo; Jeffersonville, Pa. [25-379] 12. Clarence Alfred, b Aug. 20, 1889; m Elsie Snedeker. [25-229] AMANDA BOOKHEIMER, b Sept. 10, 1851; d June 27, 1883; dau Frederick and Regina (Kriebel) Bookheimer [25-86]; m Feb. 4, 1871, CORNELIUS STONG, b Jan. 22, 1848; d Oct. 16, 1887; s Philip and Margaret (Frey) Stong. (1921.) Children (5): [25-380] 1. Mary Alice, b June 28, 1871; m Peter J. Lewis; Hatfield, Pa. [25-381] 2. Margaret, b Nov. 22, 1873; m Samuel S. Parvin. [25-382] 3. Elizabeth, b Oct. 22, 1875; m James Staines; North Wales, Pa. 4. Wilson. 5. Flora. [25-230a] ADDISON BOOKHEIMER, b Apr. 15, 1853; s Frederick and Regina (Kriebel) Book- heimer [25-86] ;m Nov. 16, 1875, SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Nov. 16, 1853; d Dec. 31, 1886; dau Adam and Mary (Cassel) Kriebel [25-40.] No issue. [25-230b] ADDISON BOOKHEIMER, same as above, m 2d time, May 22, 1888, SUSANNA GRUBB, b Apr. 10, 1870; dau Philip and Susanna (Reitnaur) Grubb. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. (1920.) * Plate 47 Rev. Daniel Kriebel [25-9] Minister of “The Schwenkfelder Society" Plate 48 George and Sophia (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-29] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 389 Children (2): [25-383] 1. William, b Mar. 30, 1889; m Sophia Hartagen. [25-384] 2. Samuel, b Sept., 1891; m Catharine Bregler. [25-231] SAMUEL B. BOOKHEIMER, b Nov. 24, 1858; s Frederick and Regina (Kriebel) Book- heimer [25-86]; m Sept. 12, 1891, SARAH ELMIRA WAGNER, b Nov. 15, 1867; dan Jacob H. and Sarah (Wanner) Wagner. Stationary engineer; West Point, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [25-385] 1. Rhoda W., b June 5, 1892; m William Henry Carson. [25-385.1] 2. Evelyn, b July 31, 1893; m William H. Custer. [25-385.2] 3. Roscoe W., b Oct. 12, 1896; m Louisa L. Anson. [25-232a] JOHN BOOKHEIMER, b Mar. 1, 1861; s Frederick and Regina (Kriebel) Bookheimer [25-86]; m Jan. 21, 1888, ELLA KLINE, b Sept. 11, 1864; d May 6, 1895; dau Jesse Kline. No issue. [25-232b] JOHN BOOKHEIMER, same as above, m 2d time, Feb. 20, 1896, KATE SCHERLE. Res. West Point, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Harold R., b Oct. 26, 1897; d May 17, 1899. [25-385.3] 2. Elmer F., b June 5, 1900; m June 3, 1922, Mayme Pearl Hunsberger. 3. J. Walter, b Aug. 21, 1903. 4. H. Lester, b July 23, 1905. 5. Edward S., b Nov. 28, 1908. [25-233a] HANNAH K. BOOKHEIMER, b July 11, 1864; dau Frederick and Regina (Kriebel) Bookheimer [25-86] ; m Dec. 23, 1893, HIRAM E. SHIRK, b July 9, 1861 ; d Mar. 12, 1897 ; s Solomon and Sophia Shirk. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. (1918.) One child: Walter Granville, b Mar. 19, 1896; d Apr. 18, 1899. [25-233b] HANNAH K. BOOKHEIMER, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 23, 1907, FREDERICK B. HECKMAN, b May 12, 1864; s Peter and Magdalena Heckman. Laborer; West Point, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [25-234] HENRY ELLWOOD COLE, b July 16, 1855; s Nathan and Abigail (Kriebel) Cole [25-87] ; m IDA ROBERTS. Res. West Point, Pa. Children (4): [25-386] 1. Alvin, b 1884; m - ; Norristown, Pa. 2. Julia, b 1886; d 1910; unm. [25-387] 3. Elnathan, b 1888; rn - ; Niagara Falls, N. Y. 4. Francis Augustus, b 1894; unm. Francis A. Cole was a Private, 1st class, Co. H, 58th Infantry. Enlisted July 26, 1917, atPhila., was sent to Gettysburg, Pa., and later to Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. C. Left U. S., May 7, 1918, returned to U. S., Aug. 1, 1919. Discharged Aug. 7, 1919. Served in France and Germany. En¬ gagements: Aisne-Marne Offensive, July 18, 1918; St. Mihiel Offensive, Sept. 12-16, 1918; Meuse- Argonne Offensive, Sept. 26, to Oct. 19, 1918; Army of Occupation, Dec. 3, 1918 to July 12, 1919; wounded in service, Aisne-Marne, July 18, 1918, by machine gun; bullets in upper left arm and left thigh; returned to Company, Sept. 4, 1918. [25-235] MARY CATHARINE COLE, b Mar. 19, 1859; d Oct. 11, 1903; dau Nathan and Abigail (Kriebel) Cole [25-87]; m Dec. 23, 1883, JACOB FAMOUS, b Dec. 18, 1858; s John and Rebecca (Peters) Famous. Farmer; Fairview Village, Pa. (1919.) One child: [25-388] Ida Mae, b May 7, 1885; m Newton C. Brant. [25-236] BENJAMIN JACOB COLE, 6 Jan. 21, 1864; s Nathan and Abigail (Kriebel) Cole [25-87]; m Dec. 25, 1886, KATHARINE S. SIMMON, b May 16, 1863; dau Adam and Katharine Simmon. Farmer; Norristown, Pa.r R. F. D. No. 2. (1918.) 390 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Harry LeRoy, b Aug. 22, 1889; d Apr. 4, 190G. 2. Katharine Irene, b May 18, 1891; unm; Norristown, Pa. [25-237a] JOB K. RICHART, b Apr. 23, 1858; s Peter G. and Edith (Kriebel) Richart [25-88]; m Dee. 24, 1881, SUSANNA ERB, b Sept. 23, 1860; d Jan. 18, 1892; dau Samuel and Mary (Moyer) Erb [44-46], No issue. (1921.) [25-237b] JOB K. RICHART, same as above, m 2d time, Dec. 25, 1894, ALICE BOORSE, b June 21, 1872; dau Peter and Anna (Lukens) Boorse. Machinist; Lansdale, Pa. Children (J): 1. Edith, b May 29, 1896; Lansdale, Pa. [25-388.1] 2. Russell, b June 22, 1898; m Margaret Todd. [25-388.2] 3. Anna Marie, b July 11, 1900; m Albert Cork; West Point, Pa. 4. Clayton, b Jan. 22, 1907. [25-238] HANNAH RICHART, b May 18, 1864; dau Peter and Edith (Kriebel) Richart [25-88]; m ELMER GEHRIS. One child: Job, also known as Joseph; Philadelphia, Pa. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [25-239a] JACOB T. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 11, 1863; dec; s Joel S. and Mary (Trout) Kriebel [25-89]; m Jan. 1, 1885, ANNIE E. BEAN, b July 4, 1865; d Nov. 28, 1889; dau Jacob and Amelia (Burnside) Bean. One child: [25-389] Nelson C. B., b July 16, 1886; m Lulu S. Addison. [25-239b] JACOB T. KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 21, 1893, ELIZABETH SPARE, b Sept. 8, 1869; d Mar. 26, 1895; dau Leonard Spare. Mechanic; North Wales, Pa. (1920.) One child: [25-390] E. Viola, b Mar. 17, 1895; m Thornton Guest. [25-240a] EDWIN GRANT KRIEBEL, b June 2, 1865; s Joel S. and Mary (Trout) Kriebel [25-89] ; rn May 5, 1889, ELIZA ANN TROUGHER, b Nov. 11, 1865; d Aug. 30, 1898; dau John and Amanda (Mill) Trougher. One child: Norman Worthington, b Jan. 31, 1897; d Sept. 10, 1903. [25-240b] EDWIN GRANT KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, June 21, 1900, MARY LIZZIE KLINE, b Oct. 8, 1868; d Dec. 22, 1916; dau Anthony and Mary (Richards) Kline. Moulder; North Wales, Pa. (1920.) Children (S’): [25-391] 1. Earl Roosevelt, b Oct. 19, 1900; m Ethel Esther Moore. 2. Major Russel, b June 18, 1902. 3. Infant Girl, b Dec. 31, 1903; d Dec. 31, 1903. 4. Willard Wendale, b Jan. 10, 1905. 5. Iva May, b Mar. 10, 1907. 6. Eva Myrtle, b July 10, 1908. 7. Raymond Edward, b Jan. 9, 1910. 8. Lloyd Grant, b Sept. 5, 1912. [25-241] LINWOOD T. KRIEBEL, b June 8, 1869; s Joel S. and Mary (Trout) Kriebel [25-89]; m Sept. 30, 1893, EMMA L. WEIKLE, b Apr. 19, 1872; dau George and Malinda (Moore) Weikle. Master painter and paperhanger; res. 308 S. Penn Ave., North Wales, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [25-392] 1. Minerva, b May 13, 1894; m Lewis D. Sines. [25-393] 2. William W., 6 Sept. 25, 1896; m Sadie Snyder. 3. Ida, b May 25, 1899; unm; North Wales, Pa. 4. Nelson, b Sept., 1905. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 391 [25-242] CHARLES T. KRIEBEL, b June 17, 1871; s Joel S. and Mary (Trout) Kriebel [25-89]; m Oct. 8, 1892, ANNIE GERNHART, b May 29, 1871; dau Conard and Elizabeth (Grebe) Gernhart. Moulder; res. 231 E. Main St., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [25-394] 1. Nevin Victor, b Mar. 29, 1893; m Edna K. Nase. [25-395] 2. Annie Idella, b May 22, 1894; m Arthur Leon Banks. 3. Joel Conard, b July 25, 1896. 4. Jennie Elizabeth, b Aug. 18 1903. 5. Dorothy Fern, b Nov. 3, 1906. 6. Charles, Jr., b June 20, 1911. [25-243] MARY ELVA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 6, 1878; d 1918; dau Joel S. and Mary (Trout) Kriebel [25—89] ; m PRESTON BOORSE, b Sept. 11, 1876; d Sept. 28, 1919; s Peter and Annie (Lukens) Boorse. Res. Lansdale, Pa. Children (5): (1) Clarence, in Texas, (2) Alverda, (3) Florence, (4) Clifford, (5) Iva or Irene. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [25-244] SYLVANUS KRIEBEL, b Jan. 3, 1875; s Job and Sarah Anna (Trout) Kriebel [25-90]; m Mar. 7, 1903, AGNES KREAMER, b Mar. 16, 1876; dau Joseph and Barbara (Wismer) Kreamer. Farmer; West Point, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Ella, b Dec. 31, 1903. 2. Bertha, b Apr. 3, 1905. 3. Emma, b Jan. 10, 1908. [25-245] SEBELLA KRIEBEL, b Feb. 17, 1869; dau Benjamin S. and Emeline (Zieber) Kriebel [25-91]; m Feb. 20, 1892, HARRISON K. MOYER, b Mar. 19, 1868; s John and Lavina (Kramer) Moyer. Res. West Point, Pa. Children (9): 1. Harry Edgar, b Apr. 30, 1893; d June 11, 1898. [25-396] 2. John Hezekiah, b Aug. 2, 1896; m Rebecca Geschwender. 3. Elmer Harrison, b Aug. 1, 1898. 4. Ethel Irene, b Aug. 22, 1900. 5. Elliott Franklin, b Dec. 30, 1901. 6. Mabel Viola, b July 6, 1903; d July 11, 1904. 7. Hilda Louella, b Sept. 2, 1905. 8. Edna May, b Aug. 27, 1907. 9. Laura Minerva, b Nov. 5, 1910. [25-246] CATHARINE ANN KRIEBEL, b Sept. 14, 1870; dau Benjamin and Emeline (Zieber) Kriebel [25-91]; m Dec. 31, 1902, FRANK B. QUINN, b Feb. 12, 1868; s John and Emma (Brey) Quinn. Res. West Point, Pa. No issue. [25-247] ROGER J. KRIEBLE, b Jan. 18, 1874; s Benjamin and Emeline (Zieber) Kriebel [25-91]; m June 8, 1898, BESSIE M. DUNN, b Aug. 9, 1869; d Nov. 2, 1917; dau Stephen and Elizabeth (Quinn) Dunn. Res. 37 Beech St., Norristown, Pa. One child: Elizabeth D., b June 12, 1899. [25-248] HEZEKIAH Z. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 30, 1875; s Benjamin and Emeline (Zieber) Kriebel [25-91]; rn Sept. 21, 1895, ELLA MAY COOK, b Sept. 21, 1877; dau William and Kate (Trout) Cook. Laborer; 614 Main St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Russel E., b June 11, 1897. 2. Lawrence C., b June 3, 1900; d Nov. 16, 1906. 3. Grace E., b Nov. 23, 1907. 392 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-249a] AMOS H. KRIEBEL, b July 27, 1859; s Abraham A. and Catharine (Heebner) Kriebel [25-92] ; m Mar. 22, 1883, ALSENIA B. APPEL, b June 22, 1859; d June 24, 1896; dau John S. and Clementine (Baker) Appel. Children (3): [25-397] 1. Anna Laura, b May 13, 1884; m Harry B. Benner. 2. Clarence A., b Mar. 28, 1887; P. & R.— Y. M. C. A. [25-398] 3. Alsenia A., b Aug. 10, 1890; to Elmer E. Price. [25-249b] AMOS H. KRIEBEL, same as above, to 2d time, Jan. 5, 1905, LIZZIE LEWIS, b June 28, 1874; dau Jesse and Sarah Ann (Yerger) Lewis. Clerk; res. Kulpsville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Abram L., b June 4, 1905. 2. Child; d in infancy. 3. Child; d in infancy. [25-250] SUSANNA LIZZIE H. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 26, 1863; dau Abraham and Catharine (Heebner) Kriebel [25-92]; to Sept. 12, 1885, LEIDY L. ECKERT, d Mar. 21, 1913; s Monroe and Sophia Eckert. Res. Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) Children (7): [25-399] 1. Viola K., b Feb. 27, 1887; to George R. Greger. 2. Alvin K., b July 16, 1889. [25-400] 3. Eulalia K., b Feb. 12, 1893; to Robert White. 4. Catherine K., b June 19, 1896. 5. Anna Mary, b Jan. 18, 1898. 6. Luther K., b Mar. 10, 1900. 7. Susanna Amelia, b Nov. 20, 1901. [25-251] JOSEPH HEEBNER KRIEBEL, b Aug. 14, 1865; d Apr. 2, 1902; s Abraham A. and Catharine (Heebner) Kriebel [25-92]; to Dec. 22, 1888, MARY ELIZABETH BICKEL, b Jan. 30, 1872; dau Albert S. Bickel. Children (J): 1. Claude B., b Nov. 2, 1890; d Apr. 11, 1918; in U. S. Service. [25-401] 2. Albert B., b Jan. 20, 1894; to Margaret S. Clark. [25-402] 3. Esther B., b Dec. 4, 1895; to James W. Oberholtzer. 4. Anna B., b June 18, 1899; d Sept. 24, 1899. [25-252] HORACE HEEBNER KRIEBEL, b Aug. 24, 1876; s Abraham A. and Catharine (Heebner) Kriebel [25-92]; to Nov. 30, 1901, MAE IVA TIPPIN, b Apr. 3, 1879; dau George and Elmira (Lutz) Tippin. Butter and egg business; res. West Point, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [25-253] EDWIN U. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 19, 1859; s Andrew A. and Lydia (Urffer) Kriebel [25-93]; to Nov. 25, 1882, CATHARINE NEWBOLD, h May 3, 1863; dau John Newbold. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) Children (7): 1. Sarah N., b Apr. 12, 1884; to Samuel H. Freed, Jr. 2. Elizabeth Ann, b Apr., 1886; d June 15, 1892. 3. John S., b Feb. 26, 1888; d Aug. 5, 1888. 4. Mary N., b July 4, 1889; m David Baltz. 5. Oscar, b Dec. 22, 1892; d June 23, 1898. 6. Edwin, b Feb. 5, 1895; to Edna E. Maurer. 7. Ellen Alice, b Feb. 9, 1902. [25-254] GEORGE U. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 9, 1863; s Andrew A. and Lydia (Urffer) Kriebel [25-93]; to Jan. 22, 1902, FLORA R. WISLER, b Nov. 30, 1873; dau Jacob B. and Mary (Rosenberger) Wisler. Res. Gilbertsville, Pa., R. D. No. 1. Children (5): 1. Raymond W., b June 12, 1902. 2. Emmett W., b Mar. 25, 1905. [25-403] [25-404] [25-404.1] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 393 3. Sara W., b Feb. 10, 1907. 4. Mary W., b Feb. 27, 1909. 5. Alice W., b May 24, 1912. [25-255] EDNA KRIEBLE, b Oct. 20, 1883; dau Hiram A. and Susanna (Meschter) Krieble [25-95]; m Oct. 25, 1909, CLARENCE HOOVER ZIMMERMAN, s George and Mary (Hoover) Zimmerman. Farmer; Centre Square, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Clarence Edward, b Oct. 22, 1910. 2. Merrill Krieble, b Sept. 14, 1913. [25-255.1] WILLIAM R. ANSON, b May 27, 1883; .s Samuel K. and Anna (Radcliffe) Anson [25-97]; m June 29, 1921, BESSIE BOYER, b Sept. 13, 1889; dau Jacob and Andora (Knox) Boyer. Res. 650 Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa. Mr. Anson is a graduate of Ursinus College, and of the University of Pa. He is instructor in Modern Languages at the North East High School for Boys, Phila. (1921.) [25-256] REV. WARREN ANSON MOSER, b Nov. 8, 1878; s Jacob S. and Lillie (Anson) Moser [25-96]; m May 19, 1904, DORA MAE SMITH, b Nov. 13, 1876; dau Winfield Scott Smith. Clergy¬ man; res. 674 S. 36th St., Louisville, Ky. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Lillian Ida, b Dec. 4, 1905. 2. Helen Cecelia, b Nov. 11, 1907. 3. Sarah Ruth, b June 14, 1912. [25-257] MARY ANN KRIEBEL, b Apr. 28, 1871; dau David D. and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [25-103;] m Nov. 3, 1894, JACOB Iv. RUTH, s William and Mary Anna Ruth. Farmer; Lansdale, R. F. D. No. 1, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): [25-405] 1. Ella May, b Mar. 28, 1896; m Frank D. Ziegler. [25-405.1] 2. Malinda K., b Feb. 13, 1898; m Henry S. Swartz. 3. Melvin, b Apr. 17, 1902. 4. Walter, b Feb. 4, 1904. [25-258] SELMA S. KRIEBEL, 6 Aug. 27, 1881; daw David D. and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [25-103] ; m Aug. 22, 1903, CLINTON B. FELT Y, 6 Feb. 11, 1885; s Mrs. Sarah Hedrick. Laborer; Hatfield, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Arthur, b Apr. 5, 1904; d Sept. 24, 1908. 2. Ida May, b May 1, 1908. [25-259] IDA KRIEBEL, b Dec. 9, 1882; dau David D. and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [25-103]; m Jan. 15, 1910, ELMER K. HUNSBERGER, b Mar. 23, 1888; s Peter and Annie Ilunsberger. Clothes presser; Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) One child: Ernest K., b Sept. 28, 1910. [25-260] JACOB A. KRIEBEL, b Feb. 3, 1871 ; s Reuben D. and Mary (Anders) Kriebel [25-104a]; m Nov. 10, 1894, AMANDA A. HEEBNER, b Aug. 4, 1875; dau William L. and Edith (Anders) Heebner [21-44]. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Reuben Lester, b Mar. 10, 1897. 2. William Robert, b June 10, 1903. 3. James Monroe, b May 8, 1907. 4. Cleta May, b Mar. 13, 1912. [25-261] ELLEN KRIEBEL, b July 24, 1873; d June 4, 1907; dau Reuben D. and Mary (Anders) Kriebel [25-104a]; m Oct. 26, 1901, JACOB R. LONG. One child: Stanley, b Feb. 19, 1907. 394 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-262] DAVID A. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 2, 1877 ; s Reuben D. and Mary (Anders) Kriebel [25-104a]; m Nov. 4, 1899, SALLIE W. SNYDER, b Oct. 23, 1878; d July 13, 1917; dau Elias and Lydia (Wiegner) Snyder [48-62]. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa., R. F. D. No. 1. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Edith S., b Feb. 27, 1901. 2. Warren S., b Apr. 28, 1902. 3. Harvey S., b May 16, 1904; d Apr. 12, 1905. [25-263] HORACE ANDERS KRIEBEL, b Oct. 11, 1881; s Reuben and Mary (Anders) Kriebel [25-104a]; m Nov. 21, 1903, FLORENCE ANGELINA VAN BILLIARD, b Aug. 14, 1881; dau James W. Van Billiard. Assistant National Bank Examiner; 132 S. 48th St., Philadelphia, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [25-264a] ALLEN F. CASSEL, b Dec. 4, 1866; s Simeon K. and Esther (Freyer) Cassel [25-105]; m Oct. 10, 1891, REBECCA KENNEDY, d June 19, 1898. One child: Ethel, b Sept. 14, 1893. [25-264b] ALLEN F. CASSEL, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 19, 1898, MAMIE LYONS, b July 25, 1876. No issue. Engineer; 2007 S. Opal St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) [25-265] KATIE F. CASSEL, b Nov. 25, 1868; dau Simeon K. and Esther (Freyer) Cassel [25-105] ; m Sept. 26, 1896, HOWARD WEBER. Blacksmith; Lansdale, Pa., R. F. D. No. 2. (1918.) No issue. [25-266] CHARLES F. CASSEL, b Oct. 3, 1872; s Simeon K. and Esther (Freyer) Cassel [25-105]; m Sept. 16, 1905, SARA A. FENN, b Apr. 13, 1866; dau Samuel and Louisa (Wilder) Fenn. Laborer; Mason, Mich., P. O. Box 193. (1918.) One child: Juanita Sara Esther, b Jan. 23, 1915. [25-267] SUSAN CASSEL, b July 20, 1878; dau Simeon K. and Esther (Freyer) Cassel [25-105]; m Mar. 25, 1899, WILSON H. KELLER, b Oct. 19, 1872; s Enos Keller. Farmer; West Point, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [25-268] LIZZIE CASSEL, b Oct. 14, 1881; dau Simeon K. and Esther (Freyer) Cassel [25-105]; m Jan. 21, 1903, IRVIN UNDERCUFFLER, b June 19, 1878; s Benjamin Undercuffler. Carpenter; 4400 Franklin St., Phila., Pa. Children (2): 1. Esther, b July 12, 1903. 2. Wilson K., b Sept. 1, 1907. [25-269] MARCUS F. JOHNSON, b June 6, 1876; d Mar. 7, 1917; s Charles and Susan Anna (Freyer) Johnson [25-107]; m June 6, 1905, GEORGIANNA K. YEAKEL, b Oct. 31, 1877; dau John and Bertha (Hellings) Yeakel [160-34]. Mr. Johnson was a stenographer, Lehigh Valley R. R. ; res. widow, Franklin Ave., Norristown, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [25-270] JOSEPH J. F. JOHNSON, b May 14, 1884; s Charles H. and Susan Anna (Freyer) Johnson [25-107] ; m Dec. 29, 1909, ELIZABETH BEST NORRIS, b Feb. 3, 1886; dau William Norris. Carpenter; Bridgeport, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Edith, b Oct. 24, 1910. 2. Charles William, b Feb. 15, 1913. [25-271] CHARLES C. KRIEBLE, b May 3, 1877; s John K. and Katie (Reiff) Krieble [25-108]; m ELIZABETH NEVIN COSTIGANE, b Oct. 23, 1878; dau George Costigane. Chief clerk, routing and cost accounting dep’ts; 636 Noble St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children {2): 1. Charles Gordon, b May 8, 1911. 2. George Donald, b Nov. 3, 1914. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 395 [25-272] MARY R. KRIEBLE, b May 3, 1877; d Aug. 3, 1905; dau John K. and Katie L. (Reiff) Krieble [21-108]; m June 28, 1904, MILTON KRATZ. Res. Philadelphia, Pa. [Letters unans.] [25-273] ISAAC R. KRIEBLE, b Sept. 27, 1881; s John Iv. and Katie L. (Reiff) Krieble [25-108]; m Oct. 10, 1914, MABEL S. GERHARD, b May 10, 1883; dau Josephus and Elizabeth K. (Schultz) Gerhard [59-51]. High school teacher; Weehawken, N. J. No issue. Isaac R. Krieble is a graduate of Princeton College, and Mrs. Krieble is a graduate of Oberlin College. [25-274] WARREN KRIEBEL, b Nov. 3, 1872; s Enos K. and Madgalena (Wiegner) Kriebel [25—109]; m June 26, 1901, MARY MATHILDE LE GAULT, b Oct. 10, 1871; dau Albert and Mary (McDonald) Le Gault. Lawyer; Berwyn, Ill. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Warren, b Jan. 14, 1905. 2. Donald, b July 2, 1907. 3. Louise, b Apr. 30, 1913. [25-274.1] MARY W. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 6, 1874; dau Enos and Magdalena (Wiegner) Kriebel [25-109]; m Dec. 5, 1900, OSCAR W. BOOZ, b Apr. 21, 1878; s Jacob S. and Emma D. (Wolfina) Booz. Engineer; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Elsie, b Apr. 25, 1903. 2. Grace, b Feb. 3, 1905. 3. Ralph, b July 4, 1907. [25-274.2] EDWIN WEIGNER KRIEBEL, b Sept. 19, 1875; s Enos K. and Magdalena (Wiegner) Kriebel [25-109]; m June 18, 1902, GEORGINA M. COSTIGANE, b May 5, 1877; dau George and Elizabeth (Nevin) Costigane. Moulder; 53 E. 4th St., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Edna Elizabeth, b Apr. 17, 1903. 2. Marion Ruth, b June 16, 1906. 3. George Nevin, b Aug. 13, 1909; d June 14, 1910. 4. Margaret Lorraine, b Jan. 9, 1919. [25-274.3] JOSEPH W. KRIEBEL, b Feb. 19, 1883; s Enos K. and Magdalena (Wiegner) Kriebel [25-109] ; m Apr. 24, 1909, ELVERDA B. AUCH Y, b Dec. 23, 1887 ; dau Benjamin and Emma (Boudt) Auchy. Moulder; Hatfield, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Linford, b Dec. 31, 1909. 2. Joseph Robert, b May 26, 1915. [25-274.4] MAGDALENA W. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 20, 1877 ; dau Enos K. and Magdalena (Wiegner) Kriebel [25 — 109] ; m Nov. 11, 1904, HENRY B. FINNEMEYER, b 1881; s Federnian and Jennie Marie (Becker) Finnemeyer. Moulder; Hatfield, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Lester, b 1905. 2. Margaret, b 1906. 3. Beatrice, b 1909. 4. Laurence, b 1911. 5. Dorothy, b 1914. [25-274. 5a] LIZZIE KRIEBEL, b Apr. 20, 1887; d Dec. 31, 1918; dau Enos K. and Magdalena (Wiegner) Kriebel [25-109]; m CLARENCE SNOVEL. One child: Edith, b July 19, 1906. [25-274. 5b] LIZZIE (KRIEBEL) SNOVEL, same as above, m 2d time, JOHN RENNER. No issue. 396 Genealogical Record of tiie Schwenkfelder Families [25-274.6] HORACE KRIEBEL, b Mar. 3, 1891; s Enos K. and Magdalena (Wiegner) Kriebel [25-109]; m Nov. 6, 1916, EDITH OXLEY, b Jan. 25, 1894; dau Herbert and Maine (Bowers) Oxley. Minister; Berrysburg, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Cleta Lenora, b Jan. 23, 1918. 2. Ruth Bernice, b June 26, 1920. [25-274.7] GEORGE WEIGNER KRIEBEL, b Mar. 7, 1893; s Enos K. and Magdalena (Wiegner) Kriebel [25-109]; m June 19, 1915, MARY RUTH TYSON, b July 10, 1893; dau Lillie F. Tyson. Lace weaver; Hatfield, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [25-274.8] CHARLES RAYMOND W. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 13, 1896; s Enos and Magdalena (Wieg¬ ner) Kriebel [25-109]; m Dec. 16, 1916, KATIE F. BARNDT, b Aug. 14, 1898; dauJ acob and Elizabeth (Fredrick) Barndt. Lace worker; Hatfield, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. George Donald, b July 10, 1917. 2. Florence Elizabeth, b Oct. 10, 1919; d May 23, 1920. [25-275] ARTHUR K. BOBB, b Dec. 10, 1883; s Abraham and Emma (Kriebel) Bobb [25-111]; m Mar. 5, 1910, ESTHER CRAWFORD, b May 16, 1886; dau Wilson Crawford. Farmer; res. R. D. 4, Sewell, N. J. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Arthur Crawford, b Feb. 28, 1911. 2. Corinne Kriebel, b Apr. 24, 1913. 3. Robert Crawford, b May 22, 1915. 4. Lester Crawford, b Apr. 25, 1917. [25-276] GEORGE K. BOBB, b May 17, 1885; s Abraham and Emma (Kriebel) Bobb [25-111]; m Feb. 14, 1912, MAY MARIE REICHENBACH, b June 24, 1889; dau Prof. Alcide Reichenbach. Farmer; Lansdale, R. F. D. No. 2, Pa. (1918.) Children (8): 1. Blanche Marguerite, b Jan. 6, 1913. 2. Albert George, b May 8, 1914. 3. Harold Bruce, b Aug. 18, 1916. [25-277] MAME BOBB, b May 21, 1866; dau Abraham M. and Emma (Kriebel) Bobb [25-111]; m Sept. 7, 1907, CHARLES W. F. SUST, b Sept. 16, 1885; dec. Iron worker. Res. 1232 N. 29th St., Phila., Pa. • (1918.) Children (2): 1. Infant, b Jan. 26, 1911; dec. 2. Carl William, b Apr. 18, 1915. [25-278] ABRAM ROY BOBB, b Jan. 30, 1898; s Abraham and Emma (Kriebel) Bobb [25-111]; m June 1, 1921, MARY WOHL, dau Michael Wohl. No issue. Farmer; res. Lansdale, Pa., R. D. [25-279] HOMER S. KRIEBLE, b Mar. 7, 1885; s George K. and Emma (Schultz) Krieble [25-112]; m Sept. 15, 1906, LILLIE D. SNYDER, 6 July 5, 1881; dau Aaron H. and Emeline (Dresher) Snyder [48-63]. Carpenter; Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Alta, b June 21, 1909. 2. Ralph, b Apr. 30, 1912. [25-280] WILLIAM S. KRIEBLE, b Feb. 16, 1889; s George K. and Emma (Schultz) Krieble [25-112]; m Nov. 9, 1912, FLORENCE G. LANDIS, b Oct. 16, 1892; dau Henry K. Landis. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa., R. F. D. No. 2. (1918.) One child: Elvin L., b Nov. 12, 1914. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 397 [25-281] LORA EULALIA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 7, 1891; dau Samuel S. aud Annie (Currier) Kriebel [25-114]; m Sept. 5, 1911, WALTER ALLEN ROLPH, b Oct. 16, 1892; s Clayton and Jennie Rolph. Traveling agent; res. Kenesaw, Nebr. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Willmetta, b May 2, 1913. 2. June, b June 28, 1914. [25-282] ETTA ESTELLA KRIEBEL, b Nov. 30, 1893; dau Samuel S. and Annie (Currier) Kriebel [25-114]; rn Sept. 10, 1913, MORRIS DEAN SERGEANT, b Sept. 10, 1891; s Howard L. and Clara Sergeant. Farmer; Juniata, Nebr. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Eleanor Loene, b Feb. 17, 1916. 2. Howard Dale, b Sept. 15, 1917. [25-283] DELLA IRENE KRIEBEL, b May 18, 1894; dau Edwin S. and Lottie E. (Wressell) Kriebel [25-118]; m May 23, 1915, EDWARD AUGUST MOERKE, b Jan. 12, 1891; s Herman and Bertha (Kramp) Moerke. Agriculture; Pittsville, Wis. No issue. (1918.) [25-283.1] ANNA KRIEBEL BEAN, b Dec. 9, 1895; dau Irvin H. and Ella C. (Kriebel) Bean [25-119]; m Apr. 29, 1922, MARK EASTBURN GUILBERT. Res. 30 Jacoby St., Norristown, Pa. (1922.) Anna K. Bean Guilbert was a school teacher in the Sellersville Public Schools for the terms of 1916-1918. [25-284] ELLA TRUMP, b Dec. 4, 1859; dau Daniel K. and Mary Ann (Nonnemacher) Trump [25-125a]; m June 25, 1881, JOHN F. BEITLER, b Mar. 26, 1858; s John and Catharine (Hecker) Beitler. Res. Allentown, Pa., R. D. No. 5. (1919.) [ 25-406a] [25-406b] [25-407] Children (2): 1. John W., b Apr. 10, 1882; m I S?™, 'Sf' „„ . [2. Mary J. Miller; Allentown, Pa. 2. Kate M., b Dec. 6, 1883; m Alvin Kemmerer. [25-285] JOHN B. TRUMP, b Mar. 25, 1862; s Daniel K. and Mary A. (Nonnemacher) Trump [25-125a]; m Apr. 30, 1887, ELIZA M. WEIDNER, b Oct. 20, 1866; d Apr. 3, 1915; dau Franklin and Susan (Christman) Weidner. Baker; res. 1132 Main St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) One child: [25-408] Annia V., b July 22, 1888; m J. M. Lambert. [25-286a] EDWIN TRUMP, b Mar. 2, 1863; s Daniel K. and Mary A. (Nonnemacher) Trump [25-125a]; m FLORA KLEINSMITH. [25-286b] EDWIN TRUMP, same as above, m 2d time, - BUTTERWECK. Res. N. 11th St., Allentown, Pa. [Letters unans; unable to complete or verify .] [25-287] THOMAS TRUMP, b Oct. 18, 1865; s Daniel K. and Mary A. (Nonnemacher) Trump [25-1 25a]; m June 19, 1887, RACHEL A. BREISCH, b May 18, 1864; d Oct, 31, 1918; dau Adam and Rachael (Taylor) Breisch. Asst, foreman; res. 1233 Main St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (10): [25-409] 1. John T., b Nov. 28, 1888; m Florence Graver. 2. Hannah M., b Feb. 8, 1890; d Jan. 8, 1907. [25-410] 3. Julius A., b Feb. 12, 1892; m Katie Erdell. [25-411] 4. Clarence S., b Dec. 2, 1893; m Lillie S. Koch. [25-412] 5. Dorothy M., b July 5, 1896; m Percy J. Hinkle. 6. Maria A., b Aug. 26, 1897; d Nov. 18, 1897. 7. Stella J., b June 17, 1899; d Dec. 9, 1903. 8. Carrie E., b Nov. 7, 1900. 9. Harry L., b Dec. 3, 1902; d June 9, 1903. 10. Mabel J., b Aug. 31, 1905. 398 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-288] WILLIAM C. TRUMP, b May 26, 1865; s Isaac Kriebel and Anna M. (Christman) Trump [25-126]; m Dec. 28, 1892, CATHERINE C. MOULTON, b Mar. 1, 1869; dau Arthur B. Moulton. Printer; res. 72 Curtis St., W. Somerville, Mass. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Chester B., b Oct. 15, 1894; unm; W. Somerville, Mass. 2. Elmer H., b Dec. 16, 1896; unm; W. Somerville, Mass. 3. George A., b Sept. 2, 1898; unm; W. Somerville, Mass. 4. Arthur William, b Dec. 22, 1899; unm; W. Somerville, Mass. 5. Frank W., b June 18, 1910; d June 19, 1910. Elmer and Chester are in the U. S. Navy and Arthur is in France with the American Expeditionary forces. (1919.) [25-290] ELMER ELLSWORTH TRUMP, b July 10, 1869; s Isaac Kriebel and Anna Maria (Christman) Trump [25-126]; m Mar. 30, 1898, LILLIE MAE LEARN, b Aug. 1870; dau John and Margaret (Nogle) Learn. Parmer; Thornhurst, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Pearl, b July 26, 1899. 2. Harold, b Sept. 24, 1903. [25-291] CORA MAY TRUMP, b Apr. 3, 1872; dau Isaac and Anna (Christman) Trump [25-126] ; m Apr. 10, 1889, ALEXANDER KEIPER, b Apr. 14, 1866; s Henry and Emma (Getz) Keiper. Foreman; res. Shafer, W. Va. (1918.) Children (6): 1. Anna, b Aug. 27, 1889; d Oct. 4, 1904. 2. Mable, b Sept. 12, 1893; d Oct. 15, 1904. [25-413] 3. Bertha, b Dec. 10, 1895; m Delton Parsons; Shafer, W. Va. 4. Dewey, b Oct. 14, 1898. 5. Virga, b Nov. 20, 1905. 6. Violet, 6 Jan. 14, 1910. [25-292] BERTHA ANNA TRUMP, b Mar. 7, 1874; dau Isaac and Anna (Christman) Trump [25-126]; m Nov. 20, 1893, JOSEPH LEWIS FRANTZ, b May 13, 1871; s Joseph and Elizabeth (Lewis) Frantz. Cutter in Axle works; res. 387 Scott St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Ellen Marie, b Sept. 25, 1894; unm.; Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 2. Elmer LeRoy, b Jan. 14, 1897; d May 13, 1904. 3. Robert Lewis, b Feb. 22, 1910. [25-293] MABEL IRENE TRUMP, b Feb. 16, 1882; dau Isaac and Anna (Christman) Trump [25-126]; m Sept. 20, 1899, ANDREW PIPHER REINHART, b Feb. 20, 1858. Laborer; 203 S. Crystal St., E. Stroudsburg, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Russel C., 1 twin h A 28 19QL 2. Raymond G. ) [25-294] JONAS CLARENCE TRUMP, b Sept. 22, 1888; s Isaac and Anna (Christman) Trump [25-126]; m Apr. 29, 1916, LENA VIRGINIA LILLER, b Feb. 17, 1890; dau Henry and Mary C. (Tasker) Liller. Mechanic; res. Luke, Md. No issue . (1918.) [25-295] EMELINE J. LYNN, b July, 1872; dau William A. and Maria A. (Trump) Lynn [25-127]; m IRVIN BOYER, Allentown, Pa. Have nine or ten children. [ Unable to locate or verify.] [25-296] EDMAN TRUMP CAWLEY, b May 23, 1869; d July 17, 1909; s Elias and Sarah K. (Trump) Cawley [25-128]; m Mar. 10, 1892, ELMIRA VIRGIE HENDRICKS, b July 24, 1871; dau Philip and Elizabeth Hendricks. Farmer; Selinsgrove, Pa. (1918). Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 399 Children ( 5 ): [25-414] 1. Annie Florence, b Dec. 30, 1892; m Ira Wellington Inch. 2. Marie Ellen, b Sept. 3, 1897. 3. Sara Elizabeth, b Feb. 18, 1903. 4. George Edman, b Sept. 21, 1907. 5. Carrie Ethel, b Sept. 25, 1905. [25-297] CARRIE A. CAWLEY, b Jan. 5, 1874; dau Elias and Sarah K. (Trump) Cawley [25-128]; m July 8, 1893, GRANT DEITRICH, b Nov. 3, 1868; s Wesley and Margaret (Reed) Deitrich. Farmer; Sunbury, Pa., R. D. No. 3. (1918.) Children (6): 1. Hattie Ellen, b Apr. 2, 1894; d May 1, 1908. 2. Ida, b Jan. 7, 1898; d Jan. 19, 1898. 3. Sarah Ethel, b Nov. 3, 1902. 4. Robert Grant, b Nov. 12, 1910. 5. Ray Edman, b May 14, 1912. 6. Mary Anna, b Apr. 1, 1914. [25-298] ELLEN S. CAWLEY, b 1877; dau Elias and Sarah K. (Trump) Cawley [25-128]; m Feb. 21, 1897, EMANUEL LONGACRE. Res. Selinsgrove, Pa. (1917.) Children (6): 1. Walter Elias, b July 18, 1897. 2. Vella May, b Sept. 13, 1899. 3. Irvin C., b Sept. 11, 1901. 4. Ralph F., b Dec. 22, 1903. 5. W. Leroy, b July 29, 1908. 6. Carrie Helena, b Sept. 13, 1916. [25-299] GEORGE B. WHITE, d Mar., 1904; s William H. H. and Lydia K. (Trump) White [25-129]; m — — - — . Res. Quakertown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Edward, Quakertown, Pa. 2. Florence, unm; Phila., Pa. [25-415] 3. LeRoy, m - — — -; has 3 children, Quakertown, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [25-300] FRANK O. WHITE, s William H. H. and Lydia K. (Trump) White [25-129] ; m MAMIE BIEHLER. Res. Quakertown, Pa. Children {2): [25-416] 1. William H. H., m - ; Malone, N. Y. [25-417] 2. Howard, m Edna Smith; Virginia. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [25-301] JAMES M. WHITE, b May 30, 1868; s William H. H. and Lydia K. (Trump) White [25-129]; m Jan. 30, 1895, MARY ANN HESSLER, b Mar. 29, 1878; dau James S. and Elizabeth (Horne) Hessler. Farmer; Quakertown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [25-418] 1. Thomas H., b Mar. 21, 1896; m Elsie R. Taylor. 2. Anna M., b Sept. 5, 1902. 3. Robert H., b Apr. 16, 1909. [25-302] MATILDA WHITE, dau William H. H. and Lydia K. (Trump) White [25-129]; m EDWARD WALTERS. Quakertown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [25-419] 1. Evelyn, m Warren Stoneback; Quakertown, Pa. 2. Martha, unm. [ Unable to complete or verify .] 400 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-303] MARY E. WHITE, b Oct. 3, 1877; dau William H. H. and Lydia K. (Trump) White [25-129]; m Nov. 28, 1896, VICTOR H. SELL, b Mar. 11, 1878; s Alfred and Mary (Kuhn) Sell. Wall paper business; 1112 W. Huntingdon St., Phila., Pa. Children ( 3 ): [25-420] 1. Alfred W., b July 25, 1897; m Clara S. Hartzell. 2. Warren, b Sept. 19, 1901. 3. Harry, b July 7, 1908. [25-304] REV. JOHN FRANKLIN WHITE, b Jan. 1 1, 1869; s Oliver F. and Elizabeth K. (Wieand) White [25-130] ; m Apr. 23, 1895, ANNIE LOUISA OSWALD, b Sept. 17, 1874; dau Jonathan Oswald. Pastor; Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. John Rowland, b Sept. 20, 1896; Allentown, Pa. 2. Paul Franklin, b Mar. 18, 1899; Allentown, Pa. 3. Ernest Floyd, b July 16, 1905. [25-305] EMMA ROSETTA WHITE, b Aug. 2, 1870; d Feb. 10, 1922; dau Oliver F. and Elizabeth Iv. (Wieand) White [25-130]; m Sept, 16, 1908, JOHN BENJAMIN BUCHMILLER, b Nov. 8, 1880; s Jacob J. and Wilhemina Buchmiller. Merchant; res. 147 Linden St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1922.) [25-306] CHARLES HAINES WIEAND, b Apr. 22, 1869; s William K. and Caroline (Haines) Wieand [25-131]; m Dec. 2, 1891, ANNA CATHARINE POTTS, b Apr. 10, 1859; dau Augustus Boyer and Maria (Ely) Potts. Y. M. C. A. Worker in Army; Galveston, Texas. (1918.) No issue. [25-307] CAROLINE VELMA WIEAND, b June 29, 1872; dau William K. and Caroline (Haines) Wieand [25-131]; m Aug. 15, 1899, WILLIAM ACHENBACH WETZEL, b July 30, 1869; s Enos and Elizabeth (Achenbach) Wetzel. Teacher; res. 12 Belmont Circle, Trenton, N. J. (1919.) Children (J): 1. William Enos, b July 24, 1900. 2. Harriet Elizabeth, b Sept. 24, 1901. 3. Carioel Robbins, b Apr. 5, 1906. 4. Caroline Velma, b Jan. 18, 1913. [25-308] WILLIAM GEORGE WIEAND, b Dec. 13, 1876; s William K. and Caroline (Haines) Wieand [25-131]; m Dec, 7, 1899, PHEBE ANN STALNECKER, b Oct. 9, 1875; dau William H. and Messura (Banks Hine) Stalnecker. Supervisor, P. & R. Ry. Res. Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Charles Llewellyn, b Sept. 20, 1900. 2. Warren George, b July 7, 1904. [25-309] ESTELLA M. KRIEBEL, b July 29, 1880; dau Benjamin F. and Emma R. (Gilbert) Kriebel [25-133]; m ROBERT W. WERTMAN. Children (J): (1) Marion, (2) Mildred W., (3) Noel B., (4) Christian L. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [25-310] ISAAC CLARENCE KRIEBEL, b Aug. 7, 1872; d Oct. 6, 1911; s Hosea K. and Amanda (Zimmerman) Kriebel [25-135]; m GERTRUDE M. KELLY. Ad. of widow (1918), Oak Lane, Phila., Pa. [ No further data obtainable.] Isaac Clarence Kriebel met his death as a result of an automobile running down the stairway into the basement at the Sub-Post Office in the Bourse Building, Phila. [25-31 la] REUBEN OWEN KRIEBEL, b June 17, 1874; s Hosea K. and Amanda (Zimmerman) Kriebel [25-135]; m DELLA WOOD; 2nd [25-311 b], IDA SPERRY. Res. (1918), 1430 Powell St., Norristown, Pa. [ No further data obtainable.] Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 401 [25-312] CHARLES WELSEY KRIEBEL, b Sept. 3, 1876; s Hosea Iv. and Amanda (Zimmerman) Kriebel [25-135]; m ESTELLA HARRAR. Res. (1918), West Phila., Pa. One daughter: Ethylla A., m Albert J. Clark; s Rev. Jno. Clark of Towson; Albert J. Clark is in the U. S. N. (1918.) [ No further data obtainable .] [25-313] FREDERICK LIGHT KRIEBEL, b Dec. 22, 1878; s Hosea K. and Amanda (Zimmerman) Kriebel [25-135]; m Dec. 6, 1911, SARAH DOUGLAS SMITH, b Oct. 5, 1892; dau Charles D. and Lavinia (Vail) Smith. Banker; 267 Ridge Ave., Winnetka, Illinois. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Sarah Mildred, b Oct. 14, 1912. 2. Esther, b May 29, 1914. 3. Fred Light, Jr., b Nov. 25, 1916. [25-314] ARTHUR EMORY KRIEBEL, b Oct. 21, 1884; s Hosea K. and Amanda (Zimmerman) Kriebel [25-135] ; m MADGE LUTZ. Res. (1918), Warren Ave., Berwyn, Pa. [Further data unobtain¬ able.} [25-315a & b] IRWIN Z. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 2, 1880; s Hosea K. and Amanda (Zimmerman) Kriebel [25-135]; m 1st, SUE KEREDINCK; m 2d time, MINERVA KLINE. Res. (1918), 506 E. Tnlpehocken St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. [ No further data.] [25-316] FRANK RUSSELL KRIEBEL, b Sept. 9, 1892; s Hosea K. and Amanda (Zimmerman) Kriebel [25-135]; m MAUD WHITE. Res. (1918), Germantown, Phila., Pa. [No further data.] [25-317] EDGAR G. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 21, 1884; d Sept. 24, 1913; s Daniel K. and Emma (George) Kriebel [25-136]; m Jan. 15, 1910, KATHRYNE L. STERN, b June 20, 1888. Bookkeeper; res. West Point, Pa. (1918.) One child: Sylvester Emmett, b Oct. 30, 1910. [25-318] ELEANOR SCHANTZ, b July 22, 1885; daw Alvin and Sophia (Kriebel) Schantz [25-137] ; m June 22, 1912, SAMUEL D. BLACKBURN, b May 21, 1871; s David and Mary (Detwiler) Black¬ burn. Boilermaker; Harriman, Pa. (1918.) One child: Elinor S., b Jan. 28, 1914. [25-319] LAURA ELLEN FRIES, b Apr. 15, 1895; dau Charles G. and Amelia (Stahl) Fries [25-142]; m Oct. 21, 1916, WILLIAM R. GAUGLER, b Aug. 27, 1893; s Henry Gaugler. Electrician; Pennsburg, Pa. (1920.) One child: Russell Lobs, b May 2, 1913; s of Laura Fries. [25-320] GRACE E. STAHL, b May 17, 1897; dau Franklin Iv. and Ella J. (Barr) Stahl [25-143]; m Jan. 20, 1917, HERMAN E. LOESCH, b Aug. 1, 1894; s Albert and Emma (Schnatz) Loesch. Bookkeeper; 4620 Ella St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919.) [25-321] EDNA STAHL, b Mar. 26, 1897; dau John and Laura (Lutz) Stahl [25-144]; m Oct. 10, 1917, WILLIAM JACOB POEHLMANN, b Feb. 1, 1895; s William L. and Fredericka (Klotzburger) Poehlmann. Accountant, Atlas Ball Co.; res. 4514 N. 12th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Mildred Edna, b Nov. 4, 1918. [25-322] ALICE K. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 7, 1880; dau .Jonas S. and Annie (Krauss) Kriebel [25-148]; m Feb. 21, 1903, HARRY B. HUBER, s Charles and Andora Huber. Farmer; Gilbertsville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Helen, b May 17, 1903. [25-323] AMANDA K. KRIEBEL, b May 5, 1885; dau Jonas S. and Annie (Krauss) Kriebel [25 — 148] ; m Apr. 6, 1907, GEORGE GERHARD, s Henry and Catharine Gerhard. Children ( 5 ): 1. Norman, b Sept. 4, 1907. 2. Arthur, b Oct. 1, 1909. 402 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Viola, b Jan. 15, 1912. 4. Clara, b Oct. 18, 1913. 5. Francis, b Mar. 10, 1916. [25-323.1] IRENE K. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 9, 1897; dau Jonas S. and Annie (Krauss) Kriebel [25-148]; m Mar. 20, 1920, HARRY ESHBACH, b Apr. 29, 1895; s William and Annie (Conrad) Eshbach. Res., East Greenville, Pa. (1922) One child: Ralph, b Oct. 9, 1920. [25-324] AMANDUS S. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 1, 1878; s Charles S. and Lydia (Seibert) Kriebel [25-149]; m Feb. 2, 1907, MARY C. BEIDLER, b Feb. 28, 1875; dan Rev. John A. Beidler. Farmer; Palm, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Mabel, b Sept. 9, 1908. 2. Sara, b Oct. 24, 1913. [25-325] JOHN S. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 27, 1882; s Charles S. and Lydia (Seibert) Kriebel [25-149]; m Dec'. 14, 1911, MARY G. GEHMAN, b Dec. 22, 1877, dan David S. Gehman. Farmer; Barto, Pa., R. F. D. No. 1. (1918.) One child: Lydia G., b Feb. 14, 1920. [25-326] MORRIS S. KRIEBEL, b May 7, 1886; s Charles S. and Lydia (Seibert) Kriebel [25-149] ; m Jan. 18, 1913, ELSIE HANNAH SCHULTZ, b Feb. 18, 1891 ; dan Jeremiah H. and Mary Elizabeth (Krauss) Schultz [149-70]. Farmer; Barto, Pa., R. F. D. No. 1. (1922.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Mary Elizabeth, b Apr. 21, 1914. 2. Clara Mae, b Mar. 1, 1917. 3. Ada Lottie, b Sept. 18, 1918. 4. Evelyn Grace, b Sept. 16, 1920. 5. Kathryn Elsie, b May 11, 1922. [25-326.1] WESLEY S. KERN, b Oct. 28, 1867; s Amandus S. and Carolina (Schuler) Kern [25-150a]; m, Nov. 28, 1889, NORA KLINE, dau Nathan and Ellen (Christman) Kline. Job printer; Fleetwood, Pa. (1921.) Children {2): 1. Sarah E. b Dec. 22, 1890. 2. Kathryn C., b Oct. 24, 1895. [25-326.2] JACOB S. KERN, b Sept. 14, 1869; s Amandus S. and Carolina (Schuler)Kern[25-150a] ; m Dec. 13, 1902, MAGGIE BROWN, b Mar. 8, 1873; dau Daniel and Amanda (Lease) Brown. Draughtsman; Fleetwood, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [25-326.3] COURTNEY M. KERN, b Oct. 26, 1877; s Willoughby S. and Anna (Ritter) Kern [25-151]; m June 25, 1898, CHARLES H. ANGSTADT, b Nov. 11, 1875; s John D. and Esther (Deisher) Angstadt. Florist; res. 1572 Mineral Spring Road, Reading, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Marguerite Kern, b Apr. 27, 1899. 2. Earle W. Kern, b Apr. 21, 1901. [25-326.4] MINNIE JANE KERN, b Feb. 22, 1870; d Apr. 10, 1896; dau David S. and Sarah (Danner) Kern [25-152]; m Mar. 1, 1888, DR. JOHN P. HILLEGASS, b Mar. 2, 1866; d Feb. 12, 1898; s Dr. John G. and Catherine (Ziegler) Hillegass. Physician; Pennsburg, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [25-420.1] 1. Le Roy A., b Jan. 27, 1889; m Mabel S. Kooker. [25-420.2] 2. Alda M., b Aug. 18, 1890; m J. C. Holtzman. 3. Glenna M., b Jan. 15, 1894; d Apr. 19, 1917. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 403 [25-326.6] JENNIE M. KERN, b May 3, 1885; dau Henry S. and Rebecca H. (Burkhalter) Kern [25-154a]; m Oct. 12, 1909, S. H. HACKLE Y, b Apr. 24, 1879; s Henry D. and Ida A. (Gast) Hackley. Grocer; Royersford, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [25-331] LAVINA WITWEN, b Feb. 19, 1868; dau John P. and Susan (Leister) Wit wen [25-158]; m Aug. 7, 1889, WESLEY SCHMIDT, b Dec. 13, 1863; s Leonhard Schmidt. Res. Avoca, Wis. (1918.) Children (6): 1. Rachel Susan, b Oct. 25, 1891; Chicago, Ill. 2. John Wesley, b July 25, 1893; U. S. Naval Yards, Phila. (1918.) 3. Carlton Leonhard, b Jan. 14, 1895; U. S. Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. (1918.) 4. Dorothy Lorraine, b Jan. 3, 1898; Avoca, Wis. 5. Kenneth Witwen, b Aug. 25, 1904. 6. Robert Milton, b Mar. 25, 1907. [25-332] ABNER S. LEISTER, b Nov. 5, 1874; s Aaron and Catharine (Schlafer) Leister [25-159]; m Oct. 12, 1903, LELIA M. TOOF, b Dec. 7, 1880; d Oct. 3, 1912; dau James and Frances (Frederick) Toof. Rancher; Winchester, Idaho. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Alpha Ada, b July 30, 1904. 2. Eugene C., b Jan. 1, 1906. 3. Frances Jane, b July 11, 1907. 4. Cathryn May, b May 1, 1909. [25-333] MARY S. LEISTER, b Aug. 9, 1876; daw Aaron and Catharine (Schlafer) Leister [25-159] ; m Apr. 9, 1908, THEODORE MILLER, 6 Dec. 4, 1875; s John Miller. Res. North Milwaukee, Wis. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Fern Ivy, b June 19, 1909. 2. Forrest Field, b Oct. 8, 1914. [25-334] WALTER S. LEISTER, b Oct. 30, 1884; s Aaron and Catharine (Schlafer) Leister [25-159]; to June 2, 1915, ELLA KIESO, b Nov. 26, 1892; dau Charles Kieso. Farmer; Route 4, North Milwaukee, Wis. (1917.) One child: Helen, b Mar. 16, 1916. [25-335] NETTIE JEANETTE LEISTER, b Aug. 27, 1890; dau Aaron and Catharine (Schlafer) Leister [25-159]; m May 10, 1913, HENRY ERDMAN, b Oct. 25, 1883; s Ferdinand Erdman. Res. 1063 19th St., Milwaukee, Wis. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Chester H., b Jan. 19, 1915; d Jan. 23, 1915. 2. Delbert H., b Mar. 21, 1916. [25-336] MARY LAVINA LEISTER, b Jan. 13, 1877 ; dau William B. and Anna M. (Felix) Leister [25-160]; m Mar. 28, 1905, ARCHIE DOUGLAS McCREADY, b Feb. 4, 1880; s George McCready. Res. 203 Grand St., Winona, Minn. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Kenneth, b July 26, 1905. 2. Chester, b Sept. 24, 1908. 3. Margerite, b Oct. 2, 1912. 4. Douglass, b Oct. 23, 1915. [25-337] HENRY WILLIAM LEISTER, b July 27, 1879; s William B. and Anna M. (Felix) Leister [25-160]; m June 27, 1906, HILDA JOSEPHINE ERICKSON, b Apr. 1, 1886; dau John Erickson. Farmer; Prairie Du Sac, Wis. (1918.) Children (5): 1. Arthur Edwin, b July 28, 1908. 2. Floyd Leslie, b Jan. 20, 1910. ■ 404 Genealogica’l Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Harvey John, b July 25, 1913. 4. Mildred Martha, b July 15, 1915. 5. Donald William, b Sept. 4, 1917. [25-338] EDWIN B. LEISTER, b Feb. 22, 1885; s William B. and Anna M. (Felix) Leister [25-160]; m June 2, 1915, MARGARET MUEHL, b June 6, 1887; dau Sonis Muehl. Farmer; Menomonee Falls, Wis. (1918.) One child: Elton L., b Apr. 18, 1916. [25-339] CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH BARNES, b May 15, 1888; dau Jesse and Mary H. (Bradley) Barnes [25-161]; m July 10, 1916, CHARLES LINCOLN MARSHALL, b Oct. 21, 1870; s George W. and Sarah (Hefflebauer) Marshall. Res. Wolf Point, Mont. (1917.) One child: Jean Carleton M., b Nov. 17, 1917. [25-340] ALVIN LESLIE BARNES, b Dec. 11, 1891; s Jesse B. and Mary H. (Bradley) Barnes [25-161]; m Sept. 3, 1914, AMANDA WELLEY, b Jan. 6, 1892; dau Andrew J. Welley. Farmer; Lockhart, Minn. (1917.) One child: Stanley Herbert, b May 20, 1917. [25-341] ESTELLE NORTH, b Mar. 30, 1892; dau John and Ella (Rowe) North [25-171]; m LE GRANDE WILLARD SNIDER, b Aug. 15, 1887; s Willard and Hattie (Latin) Snider. Pocket- book maker; 409 Hartwell Ave., Waukesha, Wis. (1919.) One child: Willard John, b June 23, 1915. [25-342] MARION B. SIMPSON, b Apr. 25, 1884; s Ira and Malinda C. (Barnes) Simpson [25-172]; m June 8, 1914, MARTHA IRENE HIGHLEY, b Nov. 27, 1888; dau Silas H. and Mary A. (Olin) Highley. Farmer; Boise, Idaho. R. F. D. No. 4. (1918.) One child: Olin G., b Apr. 6, 1916. [25-347] PERCY SNYDER, b Dec. 29, 1887; s Frank and Amanda (Wile) Snyder [25-174]; m ESTHER RIDGWAY, b Aug. 2, 1885; dau Alonzo and Mary (Cowell) Ridgway. (1919.) Res. 3617 E. 17th Ave., Spokane, Wash. Children (2): 1. Ridgway, b Aug. 7, 1916. 2. Warren, b Dec. 22, 1918. [25-348] ELLA MAY KRIEBEL, b July 24, 1883; dau Joel and Barbara (Glaser) Kriebel [25-178]; m June 1, 1900, ARTHUR TUCKER, b Nov. 2, 1880; s John and — — — — Tucker. Farmer; Pine Ridge, S. Dak. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): [25-421] 1. Lillie Bell, b Jan. 5, 1902; m J. D. Hutcheson. 2. Hazel Millie, b Feb. 4, 1909. [25-349] BESSIE KRIEBEL, b Apr. 23, 1892; dau Joel and Barbara (Glaser) Kriebel [25-178]; m Feb., 1913, WILLIAM MAXEL HOPKINS, b Jan. 20, 1883; s Amblet M. and Rebecca Adeline (Carroll) Hopkins. Farmer; Lamar, Col. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Ruth Vergeline H., b Mar. 18, 1914. 2. Doyl Verlin, b Jan. 1, 1917. 3. Zaida May, b May 20, 1919. [25-351a] GEORGE MORTIMER KRIEBEL, b Sept. 14, 1886; s Mahlon and Sarah Ann (Copner) Kriebel [25-179]; m - BLODGETT, dau of John Blodgett. Divorced. Children (2): 1. Mahlon, b Dec. 21, 1910. 2. Howard, b .Inly 24, 1912. — Plate 49 A Meeting of the Kriebel Family Reunion Association at the homestead of Caspar Kriebel [25-1] on August 30, 1913. Plate 50 David Y. Kriebel of family [25-20], weaving tape on a heddle loom. From “The Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania — Kriebel.” (Courtesy of The Pennsylvania-German Society.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 405 [25-35 lb] GEORGE MORTIMER KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, ESTELLA MAY CORBETT, b Aug. 14, 1896; dau Lucius and Edith (Randolph) Corbett. Machinist; Goldendale, Wash. (1919.) No issue. [25-352] CLARENCE J. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 6, 1888; s Mahlon and Sarah A. (Copner) Kriebel [25 — 179] ; m Dec. 29, 1915, OLLIE GRACE TIMM, b Dec. 15, 1894; dau Fred and Maria (Hellinger) Timm. Farmer; Palouse, Wash. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Rova Anna, b Dec. 8, 1916. 2. Mamie Katharine, b Dec. 4, 1918. [25-353] CHARLES C. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 4, 1889; s Mahlon and Sarah (Copner) Kriebel [25-179]; m Apr. 25, 1911, BELVA LOCKWOOD JANES, b Aug. 5, 1890; dau Horace A. and Saluda (Shaw) Janes. Res. Carter, Montana. (1919.) No issue. [25-354] NAOMI SUSAN KRIEBEL, b June 2, 1892; dau Mahlon and Sarah A. (Copner) Kriebel [25-179]; m June 5, 1910, PETER LORENZO SMITH, 6Nov. 29, 1879;sSamuel andZerelda (Jameson) Smith. Farmer; Palouse, Wash. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Carol M., b Jan. 19, 1912. 2. Richard L., b Nov. 18, 1917. [25-355] MAMIE LILLIAN KRIEBEL, b Dec. 14, 1893; dau Mahlon and Sarah Anna (Copner) Kriebel [25-179]; m June 9, 1915, LEWIS PETER CASTOR, b Feb. 22, 1888; s Edward E. and Sarah J. (Sedam) Castor. Farmer; Carter, Mont. (1919.) . Children (2): 1. Lois N., b Dec, 17, 1917. 2. Raymond A., b Apr. 12, 1919. [25-356] WILLIAM JOEL KRIEBEL, b Mar. 13, 1888; s Henry J. and Jennie (Brubaker) Kriebel [25-182]; m Sept. 16, 1909, MELISSA ROSE DAWDY, b Mar. 17, 1890; dau Erasmus I. and Margaret J. (Duncan) Dawdy. Asst. Cashier; res. 25 Reissman Ave., Detroit, Mich. (1918.) One child: William Ithamar, b July 31, 1911. [25-357] JOHN EARL KRIEBEL, b Jan. 29, 1891; s Henry J. and Jennie (Brubaker) Kriebel [25-182]; m Sept. 16, 1916, MARTHA MARGARET HANSEN, b Sept. 16, 1894; dau Neil Martin and Anna (Cullen) Hansen. Auto repairman; res. Box 197 Navarre P. O., Oakwood, Mich. (1918.) One child: John Earl, b Sept. 16, 1917. [25-358] OLIVIA ESTHER KRIEBEL, b Feb. 21, 1894; dau Henry J. and Jennie (Brubaker) Kriebel [25-182]; m May 10, 1913, WILLIAM RAY LOUGHRAN, b July 13, 1890; s William L. and Mary (Reid) Loughran. Cost accountant; 2170 Gartner Ave., Detroit, Mich. (1918.) Children (2): 1. William Earl, b Mar. 21, 1914. 2. Harold, b May 3, 1916. [25-359] MAJEL KRIEBEL, b May 17, 1894; dau Charles and Della E. (Cornelius) Kriebel [25-183] ; m Feb. 16, 1918, CLAUDE E. SHARP, b May 6, 1894. Res. 257 Connecticut Ave., Highland Park, Mich. No issue. (1919.) Claude E. Sharp served in the U. S. Military Service during the World War as Corporal; was convoyer and runner with several Divisions; spent one year in France. [25-359.1] THELMA KRIEBEL, b July 26, 1899; dau Charles E. and Della E. (Cornelius) Kriebe* [25-183]; m Dec. 31, 1921, JAMES HIGH FARRAR, b Dec. 28, 1894; s James B. and Mary (High) Farrar. Bank teller; res. 257 Connecticut Ave., Highland Park, Mich. No issue. (1922.) 406 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families James High Farrar served in the 2d Co., North Carolina National Coast Artillery Corps, May 1, 1913, to May 15, 1918; was 1st sergeant and gun commander in Battery C, 2d Battalion French Artillery in France from May 30, 1918 to May 13, 1919, when he was honorably discharged. [25-360] OSWIN S. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 15, 1882; s Hiram and Elizabeth (Snyder) Kriebel [25-193] ; m Oct. 13, 1906, SARAH CATHERINE WEAVER, b June 8, 1888; dau John Weaver. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Elizabeth W., b Nov. 2, 1908. 2. Kathryn, b Jan. 10, 1910. 3. John Edwin, b June 15, 1914. 4. Sora W,, b Dec. 24, 1918. 5. Margaret W., b July 22, 1920. [25-361] LEIDY SNYDER KRIEBEL, b May 3, 1887; s Hiram K. and Elizabeth (Snyder) Kriebel [25-193]; m Nov. 15, 1913, WILHELMINA K. WISMER, b Mar. 13, 1892; dau Jacob H. Wismer. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa., R. F. D. No. 1. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Ruth W., b Sept. 4, 1914. 2. Ethel W., b Nov. 2, 1917. 3. Leidy Wismer, b June 18, 1919. [25-362] MINNIE S. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 5, 1890; dau George and Amanda (Snyder) Kriebel [25-194]; m Oct. 9, 1909, WAYNE N. ALDERFER, b Aug. 13, 1888; s Milton and Hannah Alderfer. Ribbon Weaver; Pennsburg, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Hannah Pearl, b Jan. 24, 1910. 2. Ruth Kriebel, b Aug. 30, 1918. [25-363] NORMAN SNYDER KRIEBEL, b Sept. 4, 1891; s George and Amanda (Snyder) Kriebel [25-194]; m Oct. 31, 1914, MINERVA Z. NYCE, b July 10, 1893; dau Jacob P. Nyce. Chauffeur; Phila., Pa. (1917.) One child: Dorothy Mae, b 1915. [25-364] ALPHEUS K. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 7, 1897; s Irwin K. and Mary Ann S. (Kriebel) Kriebel [ 25—195] ; m Jan. 5, 1921, NETTIE H. WOHL, b June 15, 1901; dau Michael and Martha (Hartung) Wohl. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa., R. F. D. No. 1. No issue. (1921.) [25-365] RAYMOND S. KRIEBEL, b July 30, 1889; s Charles and Annie M. (Schultz) Kriebel [25-196a]; m Dec. 6, 1913, KATIE SEITZ, b Feb. 1, 1890; dau Benjamin Seitz. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa., R. D. (1918.) One child: Le Roy, b Apr. 11, 1916. [25-366] EARL S. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 24, 1897; s Allen K. and Lizzie A. (Snyder) Kriebel [25-198] ; m Feb. 16, 1918, LIZZIE K. NACE, b June 26, 1897; dau William M. and Lizzie C. (Kulp) Nace. Laborer; Lansdale, Pa., R. F. D. No. 1. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Marion Elizabeth, b Mar. 19, 1918. 2. Helen Irene, b July 1, 1919. [25-367] RUSSELL BRECHT WEBER, b Jan. 27, 1898; s John D. and Emma K. (Brecht) Weber [25-201] ; m July 20, 1918, HARRIET RICKLE HOLMES, b Nov. 17, 1901 ; dau James W. and Bertha (Rickie) Holmes. Electrician; Norristown, Pa., R. F. D. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Russell, b Apr. 29, 1919. 2. Donald, b Feb. 25, 1922. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 407 [25-368] PAUL CLIFFORD KRIEBEL, b Jan. 6, 1897; s Alvin C. and Alvena (Clifford) Kriebel [25-206]; m May 4, 1918, SARAH MACINTYRE KING, b Nov. 18, 1899; dau R. W. and Jeanette (MacIntyre) King. Storekeeper; New Chester Water Co.; res. Chester, Pa. No issiie. (1919.) [25-369] WILLIAM F. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 16, 1890; s Jacob Alderfer and Emma J. (Freyer) Kriebel [25-210]; m Sept. 20, 1916, MABEL ELIZABETH BURTT, b Mar. 30, 1888, in Birmingham, Eng. Res. 5712 Catharine St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1918.) [25-370] NORMAN FAUL KRIEBEL, b June 28, 1893; s Jacob A. and Emma J. (Freyer) Kriebel [25-210]; m Aug. 27, 1916, PEARL ADELLE OBERHOLTZER, b Jan. 6, 1893; dau Josiah C. Ober- holtzer. Sales mgr.; res. 50 Green St., Lansdale, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [25-370.1] WILMER LANDES KRIEBEL, b May 26, 1896; s Howard A. and Kate U. (Landes) Kriebel [25—212]; m Feb. 25, 1922, HELENA ALDERFER BERGEY, dau Sylvester Bergey. Wilmer L. Kriebel entered service, Sept. 19, 1917, and trained at Camp Meade, Md. He served with the A. E. F. in the 314th Field Hospital Sanitary Train. Engagements: Argonne Forest, Sept. 26-Oct. 27, 1918; St. Mihiel Offensive, Oct. 8-22, 1918; Verdun, Oct. 24-Nov. 11, 1918. He was honorably discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., June 10, 1919. [25-371] ESTHER BURGSTRESSER LOUX, b Nov. 7, 1891; dau Abram K. and Anna (Burg- stresser) Loux [25-215]; m Nov. 1, 1914, LESTER HACKMAN FREED, b Nov. 2, 1892; s Jacob L. and Maria (Hackman) Freed. Agricultural and plumbing business; res. 204 Susquehanna Ave., Lansdale Pa. (1920) One child: Anna Maria, b Sept. 15, 1919. [25-372] HOWARD B. SHELLENBERGER, b Mar. 8, 1868; s Edwin M. and Mary B. (Book- heimer) Shellenberger [25-228]; m Oct. 24, 1900, ANNIE BRUNNER, b Feb. 25, 1874; dau Edwin and Hannah (Mumbower) Brunner. Farmer; Fairview Village, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Elmer M., b Oct. 31, 1902. 2. Harold R., b May 18, 1906; d Aug. 17, 1906. 3. Jesse Alan, b Jan. 27, 1909. [25-375] ALLEN B. SHELLENBERGER, b Mar. 29, 1874; s Edwin M. and Mary B. (Bookheimer) Shellenberger [25-228]; m Mar. 16, 1898, MARY LIZZIE BOOZ, b Nov. 13, 1875; dau Jacob and Deborah (Swartz) Booz. Res. 745 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Grace B., b Oct. 7, 1900. [25-379] CLARENCE ALFRED SHELLENBERGER, b Aug. 20, 1889; s Edwin M. and Mary B. (Bookheimer) Shellenberger [25-228]; m Feb. 1, 1913, ELSIE SNEDEIvER, b Feb. 17, 1892; dau Watmough P. and Bertha A. (Groff) Snedeker. Motorman; Souderton, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Ruth E., b Jan. 6, 1914. 2. Helen, b Dec. 8, 1915. 3. Beatrice, b Mar. 4, 1917. 4. Clarence Alfred, b May 6, 1918; d Sept. 22, 1918. 5. Earle, b Aug. 31, 1919. [25-381] MARGARET STONG, b Nov. 22, 1873; dau Cornelius and Amanda (Bookheimer) Stong [25-229]; m June 30, 1894, SAMUEL S. PARVIN, b June 19, 1871 ; s George and Margaret A. (Staley) Parvin. Tinsmith; North Wales, Pa. (1921.) Children (5): 1. Margaret Ann, b Dec. 25, 1894; d June 20, 1895. [25-422] 2. Raymond, b July 1, 1896; m Aneida Shade. [25-423] 3. Helene, b Sept. 20, 1898; m William L. Christian. 4. Elmer Laurence, b Apr. 5, 1908. 5. Marion Gladys, b Nov. 28, 1900; d Mar. 14, 1901. •108 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-383] WILLIAM BOOKHEIMER, b Mar. 30, 1889; s Addison and Susanna (Grubb) Book¬ heimer [25-230b] ; m Nov. 22, 1916, SOPHIA HARTAGEN, b July 2, 1894; dau Lewis and Mary (Spirl) Hartagen. Chauffeur; res. 805 Firth St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Burnice, b Oct. 27, 1917. 2. Lauretta, b Sept. 8, 1919. 1 25-384] SAMUEL BOOKHEIMER, b Sept., 1891 ; s Addison and Susanna (Grubb) Bookheiraer [25-230b]; m Dec. 21, 1910, CATHARINE BREGLER, dau Jacob and Mary (Dosora) Bregler. Clerk; Creamery, Pa. (1920.) Children (4): 1. Robert, b Oct. 8, 1911. 2. Ralph, b Mar. 30, 1913. 3. Samuel, b Jan. 14, 1915. 4. Almeda, b Apr. 2, 1917. [25-385] RHODA W. BOOKHEIMER, b June 5, 1892; dau Samuel and Sarah E. (Wagner) Bookheimer [25-231]; m June 12, 1920, WILLIAM HENRY CARSON, b Feb. 19, 1891; s John O. and Barbara (Miller) Carson. Wood-worker; res. West Point, Pa. (1921.) [25-385.1] EVELYN BOOKHEIMER, b July 31, 1893; dau Samuel and Sarah Elmira (Wagner) Bookheimer [25-231]; m June 14, 1919, WILLIAM HENRY CUSTER, b Nov. 25, 1892; s J. Clinton and Kate (Boud) Custer. Wire chief, Bell Telephone Co.; res. 408 E. Court St., Doylestown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [25-385.2] ROSCOE WAGNER BOOKHEIMER, b Oct. 12, 1896; s Samuel B. and Sarah E. (Wagner) Bookheimer [25-231]; m Apr. 1, 1922, LOUISA L. ANSON, b June 15, 1896; dau Horace K. and Marion (Lewis) Anson [25-100]. Res. Worcester, Pa. Mr. Bookheimer entered the U. S. service, Feb. 15, 1918, and trained at the Navy Yard, New Orleans, La. He served on patrol boat, Sunflower , on the Gulf of Mexico, and was honorably discharged, May 23, 1919. (1922.) [25-388] IDA MAE FAMOUS, b May 7, 1885; dau Jacob and Mary C. (Cole) Famous [25-235]; m Mar. 24, 1909, NEWTON C. BRANT, b Sept. 4, 1885; s Washington R. and Sara (Stetler) Brant. Farmer; Trooper, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Anna Catharine, b Mar. 23, 1910. 2. Edward Scheffey, b Nov. 25, 1914. [25-388.1] RUSSELL RICHART, b June 22, 1898; s Job I. and Alice (Boorse) Richart [25— 237b]; m Nov. 10, 1920, MARGARET TODD, b Nov. 5, 1900; dau George and Rachel (Kulp) Todd. Moulder; 135 E. Main St., Lansdale, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [25-389] NELSON C. B. KRIEBEL, b July 16, 1886; s Jacob T. and Annie E. (Bean) Kriebel [25-239a]; m June 4, 1913, LULU S. ADDISON, b Nov. 3, 1887; dau Clinton R. and Clara (Sorver) Addison. Municipal clerk; res. 134 Green St., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Robert Addison, b Jan. 2, 1919; d Feb. 2, 1920. [25-390] E. VIOLA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 17, 1895; dau Jacob T. and Elizabeth (Spare) Kriebel [25-239b]; m Sept. 22, 1915, THORNTON GUEST, b Aug. 28, 1891; s John T. and Ida (Dunlap) Guest. Pharmacist; res. 603 W. Lafayette St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Gerald Rodman, b Aug. 15, 1916. [25-391] EARL ROOSEVELT KRIEBEL, b Oct. 19, 1900; s Edwin G. and Mary L. (Kline) Kriebel [25-240b]; m May 17, 1919, ETHEL ESTHER MOORE, b June 2, 1900. Card fixer; North Wales, Pa. One child: Earl R., b Dec. 22. 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families -109 [25-393] WILLIAM W. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 25, 1896; s Linwood T. and Emma L. (Weikle) Kriebel [25-241]; m Oct. 20, 1916, SADIE SNYDER, b Aug. 20, 1896; dau I. Meredith and Mary M. Snyder. Textile worker; res. North Wales, Pa. (1920.) One child: Ruth E., b Mar. 13, 1918. [25-394] NEVIN VICTOR KRIEBLE, b Mar. 29, 1893; s Charles T. and Annie (Gernh art) Kriebel [25-242]; m Mar. 27, 1915, EDNA K. NASE, b Feb. 25, 1897; dau William and Lizzie (Kulp) Nase. Mechanic; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Richard Clyde, b July 24, 1915. 2. Edna Marie, b July 27, 1918. [25-395] ANNIE IDELLA KRIEBEL, b May 22, 1894; dau Charles T. and Annie (Gernhart) Kriebel [25-242]; m June 12, 1917, ARTHUR LEON BANKS, b Mar. 12, 1895; s Minor and Ida (Boyer) Banks. Contractor; res. 172 E. Second St., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Arthur Leon, b Sept. 24, 1918. [25-396] JOHN HEZEKIAH MOYER, b Aug. 2, 1896; s Harrison K. and Sebella (Kriebel) Moyer [25-245]; m July 30, 1917, REBECCA H. GESCHWENDER, b Sept. 26, 1899. Res. 465 Second St., Niagara Falls, N. Y. No issue. (1920.) [25-397] ANNA LAURA KRIEBEL, b May 13, 1884; dau Amos H. and Alsenia B. (Appel) Kriebel [25-249a]; m Dec. 21, 1904, HARRY B. BENNER, b Aug. 12, 1885; s Henry L. and Mary C (Bower) Benner. Clothing cutter; Kulpsville, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Harry Clarence, b July 16, 1908; d Sept. 20, 1909. 2. Alsenia K., b Oct. 18, 1914. [25-398] ALSENIA A. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 10, 1890; dau Amos H. and Alsenia B. (Appel) Kriebel [25-249a] ; rn July 15, 1915, ELMER E. PRICE, b Sept. 15, 1890; s Charles H. and Anna N. (Frederick) Price. Mill work manufacturer; res. 328 N. York St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Edwin Carl, b Oct. 13, 1916. [25-399] VIOLA K. ECKERT, b Feb. 27, 1887; dau Leidy and Susanna L. H. (Kriebel) Eckert [25-250]; m July 7, 1909, GEORGE R. GREGER, s George Greger. Res. Lansdale, Pa. No issue. (1917.) [25-400] EULALIA K. ECKERT, b Feb. 12, 1893; dau Leidy and Susanna L. H. (Kriebel) Eckert [25-250] ; m May 2, 1915, ROBERT WHITE, b Mar., 1890; s William White. Res. 430 E. Court St., Doylestown, Pa. (1919.) Children (5) 1. Robert E. j 2. William E. j 3. Catherine Mae, b Aug twins, b Dec. 22, 1915. 10, 1917. [25-401] ALBERT BICKEL KRIEBEL, b Jan. 20, 1894; s Joseph H. and Mary E. (Bickel) Kriebel [25-251]; m June 4, 1919, MARGARET S. CLARK, b Feb. 22, 1899; dau Charles S. and Ella M. (Peters) Clark. Brakeman; 348 Allen Lane, Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issue. [25-402] ESTHER B. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 4, 1895; dau Joseph H. and Mary E. (Bickel) Kriebel [25-251]; m Oct. 22, 1919, J. WILMER OBERHOLTZER, b Nov. 7, 1893; s Elmer E.and Ida (Brunner) Oberholtzer. Accountant; Lansdale, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [25-403] SARAH N. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 12, 1884; dau Edwin U. and Catharine (Newbold) Kriebel [25-253]; m Nov. 21, 1906, SAMUEL H. FREED, JR., s Samuel H. and Mary B. Freed. Laborer; Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) 410 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): 1. Mary Elizabeth, b Oct. 30, 1908. 2. Catheryn Caroline, b Nov. 25, 1910. 3. Samuel K., b Mar. 11, 1915. [25-404] MARY KRIEBEL, b July 4, 1889; dau Edwin U. and Catharine (Newbold) Kriebel [25-253]; m June 30, 1909, DAVID BALTZ, b May 23, 1887; d May 25, 1922; s John and Sarah Baltz. Meat cutter; res. of widow, 520 Derstine Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1922.) One child: Virginia F., b Jan. 18, 1919. [25-404.1] EDWIN KRIEBEL, b Feb. 5, 1895; s Edwin U. and Catharine (Newbold) Kriebel [25-253]; m Dec. 3, 1921, EDNA E. MAURER. Edwin Kriebel, Jr., entered the U. S. service, Feb. 5, 1918; trained at Camp Dix, Rockford, Ill. He served with the A. E. F. in the Supply Office, Section Engineers, Office of Base Section, No. 2, as stenographer from June 8, 1918, to June 9, 1919. He was honorably discharged at Camp Dix, June 17, 1919. [25-405] ELLA MAY RUTH, b Mar. 28, 1896; dau Jacob K. and Mary A. (Kriebel) Ruth [25-257] ; m June 26, 1915, FRANK D. ZIEGLER, b Feb. 20, 1894. Res. Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Paul R., b Dec. 28, 1915. 2. Norman R., b Jan. 12, 1918. 3. Florence, b Mar. 1, 1920. [25-405.1] MALINDA KRIEBEL RUTH, b Feb. 13, 1898; dau Jacob K. and Mary A. (Kriebel) Ruth [25-257]; m Mar. 29, 1919, HENRY S. SWARTZ, .s John H. and Mary (Sell) Swartz. No issue. (1921.) [25-408] ANNIA V. TRUMP, b July 22, 1888; dau John B. and Eliza M. (Weidner) Trump [25-285] ; m Mar. 17, 1906, J. M. LAMBERT, b July 14, 1884; s Matthew and Mary E. (Smith) Lambert. Moulder; 514 First St., Webb City, Mo. (1919.) One child: Richard S., b Sept. 7, 1907. [25-410] JULIUS A. TRUMP, b Feb. 12, 1892; s Thomas and Rachel A. (Breisch) Trump [25-287]; m KATIE ERDELL, b Aug. 10, 1884; dau Griffith P. and Hannah (Snyder) Erdell. Iron-worker; res. Baltimore, Md. (1919.) One child: Donald Ellsworth, b Dec. 17, 1913. [25-411] CLARENCE S. TRUMP, b Dec. 2, 1893; s Thomas and Rachel A. (Breisch) Trump [25-287]; m Dec. 21, 1912, LILLIE S. KOCH, b July 28, 1891; dau Derwin C. and Annie A. (Beck) Koch. Polisher; S. Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Myrtle E., b Apr. 5, 1913. 2. Clarence H., b May 5, 1914; d May 26, 1914. [25-412] DOROTHY M. TRUMP, b July 5, 1896; dau Thomas and Rachel A. (Breisch) Trump [25-287]; m Sept. 22, 1916, PERCY J. HINKLE, b June 25, 1895; s George F. and Ida J. (Mack) Hinkle. Laborer; res. 649 Greenleaf St., S. Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Pearl M., b Nov. 30, 1916; d Dec. 4, 1916. 2. Arthur J., b Dec. 28, 1917. 3. Marie E., b Oct. 8, 1919. [25-414] ANNIE FLORENCE CAWLEY, b Dec. 30, 1892; daw Edman T. and Elmira V. (Hendricks) Cawley [25-296]; m Aug. 1, 1912, IRA WELLINGTON INCH, b May 19, 1891; s Jacob and Salome (Heim) Inch. Farmer; Selinsgrove, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Wilson, b Jan. 21, 1913. 2. Milton, b Dec. 21, 1916. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 411 [25-418] THOMAS H. WHITE, b Mar. 21, 1896; s James M. and Mary A. (Hessler) White [25-301]; m June 14, 1919, ELSIE R. TAYLOR, b Jan. 28, 1895; dau William and Mary (Roth) Taylor. Farmer; Quakertown, Pa., R. F. D. No. 1. No issue. (1919.) [25-420] ALFRED W. SELL, b July 25, 1897; .s Victor H. and Mary E. (White) Sell [25-303]; m CLARA S. HARTZELL, b Aug. 18, 1898; dau Aaron S. and Hannah K. (Stover) Hartzell. Paper- hanger; 1112 W. Huntingdon St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Alfred W., stillborn, Jan. 8, 1919. [25-420.1] LE ROY A. HILLEGASS, b Jan. 27, 1889; s Dr. John P. and Minnie J. (Kern) Hillegass [ 25—326.4] ; m June 18, 1919, MABEL S. KOOKER, b July 5, 1893; dau Nelson H. and Agnes (Shelly) Kooker. Druggist; Quakertown, Pa. No issue. (1921.) LeRoy A. Hillegass has the following child: David Nelson, born Dec. 20, 1921. [25-420.2] ALDA M. HILLEGASS, b Aug. 18, 1890; dau Dr. John P. and Minnie J. (Kern) Hillegass [25-326.4]; m Oct. 6, 1914, J. C. HOLTZMAN, b Oct. 13, 1887; s Daniel and Lydia (Carson) Holtzman. Jeweler; East Greenville, Pa. No issue. (1921.) Alda M. (Hillegass) Holtzman has the following child: Donald Kern, born Oct. 31, 1921. [25-422] RAYMOND PARVIN, b July 1, 1896; s Samueland Margaret (Stong) Parvin [25-381] ; m Dec. 22, 1918, ANEIDA SHADE, b Apr. 29, 1897; dau John Shade. Painter; Telford, Pa. (1921.) One child: Curtis Raymond, b Dec. 2, 1919. [25-423] HELENE PARVIN, b Sept. 20, 1898; dau Samuel and Margaret (Stong) Parvin [25-381] ; m Jan. 31, 1920, WILLIAM LANGDON CHRISTIAN, b Aug. 26, 1888; s John and Evelyn (Quin) Christian. Steel painter; North Wales, Pa. (1921.) One child: Ruth Virginia, b Jan. 2, 1921. . . . ' .. M : . ■ < ■ . ’ : ' ' ' ' (» ' ’■ •’: . -s - . ’ i i'» ’ : - . . . . ' GEORGE ANDERS [E 27] and his DESCENDANTS GEORGE REINWALT [E 331 and his DESCENDANTS HANS WIEGNER [E 351 and his DESCENDANTS 414 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [27] GEORGE ANDERS [E 27], b - ; d Aug. 6, 1738; came to Pa. in 1734, with his wife, MARIA REINWALD [E 100], b 1707; d Nov. 7, 1757. They were married July 26, 1729. One child: [44-4a] Maria, b Apr. 25, 1738; d July 11, 1768; m Melchior Reinwald. Fragmentary information seems to warrant the statement that George Anders [E 27] was married three times. By his first marriage he had a daughter, Regina [E 174], who was the wife of Melchior Meschter [E 66]; as a widower he married, Nov. 8, 1718, ANNA NEUMAN, who died Dec. 29, 1726; his third wife was MARIA REINWALD, born about 1707; daughter of George Reinwald [33] ; to whom he was married, July 26, 1729, and by whom he had a daughter Maria, as above stated. “George Anders, widower, m Maria, youngest dau of George Reinwald, sister of George Reinwald of Berthelsdorf, July 26, 1729.’’ [E. E. S. J .] “Dec. 29, 1726, starb friih um 6, Frau Anna geb. Neuman, George Anders Schlesischer Einwohners all hier, Ehefrau, alt 50 jahre; ward den 2 Januar begraben mit einer Collected' [ Berthelsdorf Ch. Bk .] “ Nov. 8, 1718, George Anders ein witwer von Armenruh mit Jgfr. Anna N eumannin von der (Copulati) .” [ Harper sdorf Ch. Bk.] The records also state: “George Anders with wife and three children fled from Armenruh.” “Des alten Andersen Witwe zu Towamensing ist den 8ten Nov., 1757 auch gestorben." [Perk. Reg., Vol. Ill, p 109.] Another account of the death of George Anders states: “His child was 6 weeks old less 2 days at the time of his death.” His will drawn up Sept., 1737, and witnessed by George Weiss and Hans Wiegner shows that he had very little personal property and probably no real estate. He mentions his wife as “Mein Weib, Maria Andersin” and “Melcher Meschter, Tochterman.” WILL OF GEORGE ANDERS Statement of the Distribution of Inheritance between his wife and daughter that may be left after the decease of George Anders. Inasmuch as the human family is at all times subject to death and it is never known how near death is, George Anders in view and consideration of the same desires to have recorded in writing what his will and desire is concerning what his wife and daughter shall do respecting things left at his death. Conformable to this it is his will that his wife shall take as her own in advance 1. the beds, 2. a chest, 3. a small chest with a lock, 4. the books, 5. two hackles, 6. commode (Lendenschemel?), 7. pewter vessel, 8. a small basket, 9. a candlestick and plate, 10. an iron hammer and clamp, 11. sheep shears. The daughter is to receive in advance another small chest. Excepting these it is his will that all household goods and instruments of whatever nature left after his decease including the remaining money shall be equally divided share and share alike between his wife and daughter without discrimination. Considered and agreed to by them in the presence of the subscribing witnesses who have herewith subscribed their names George Anders Maria Andersin, his wife Germantown Melchior Meschter, son-in-law 1737, Sept. 5 Witnesses: George Weis Hanns Wiegner [33] GEORGE REINWALT [E 33] (name not in old Gen. Rec.), sick upon his arrival in Pa. in 1734, b - ; d June 8, 1738; m BARBARA (SUSANNA) - [E 112]; d Mar. 17, 1746; buried in Lower Cem. of Germantown, where the family lived and where George Reinwalt is also probably buried. They brought four children with them. Children (J): [33-1] 1. George [E 34], b July 6, 1700; d July 10, 1755; m Susanna Wiegner [E 113]. [35] 2. Anna [E 115], b about 1699; d Feb. 22, 1785; m Hans Wiegner [E 35]. [59] 3. Judith [E 163], b Apr. 16, 1701; d Sept. 13, 1775; m David Seipt [E 59]. [27] 4. Maria [E 100], b 1707; d Nov. 7, 1757; m George Anders [E 27]. [ Dates of death of both George Reinwalt and wife given in letters and MSS. in S. H. L. B. H. records give names of children.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 415 Who was the widow Reinwald who died on the St. Andrew, Sept. 20, 1734? On July 10, 1719, in Armenruh, Adam Reinwald died, aged 59 years. Was buried “mit einer Collecte, ein Schwenkfelder” [E. E. S. /.]. Was he the husband of this widow? Information concern¬ ing this family is very meagre. [33-1] GEORGE REINWALT [E 34], b July 6, 1700; d July 10, 1755; m Nov. 22, 1728, SUSANNA WIEGNER [E 113], b Feb. 9, 1700; d Jan. 18, 1781 [ B . H. R.j; dau Melchior and Maria Wiegner; sister of Hans Wiegner, Jr. [E 35], also a sister of Maria Wiegner Yeakel [38-2]. They came to Pa. in 1734, with their children; they lived in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate F XXV.] Children ( 2 ): [33-2] 1. Christopher [E 114], b Oct. 16, 1732; d Sept. 10, 1759; m Rosina Heebner. [25-5a] 2. Susanna, b - ; d June 16, 1780; m David Kriebel. [33-2] CHRISTOPHER REINWALT [E 114], b Oct. 16, 1732; d Sept. 10, 1759; s George and Susanna (Wiegner) Reinwalt [33-1]; m Apr. 4, 1758, ROSINA HEEBNER, b May 9, 1738; d Feb. 9, 1819; dau David and Maria Heebner [21]. One child: Susanna, b Aug. 12, 1759; d July 15, 1762. Rosina or Rosanna Heebner Reinwalt married second time, Balthasar Yeakel [38-8]. [35] HANS WIEGNER, JR. [E 35], b 1690; d Nov. 23, 1767; s Melchior and Maria Wiegner, gardener of Harpersdorf; m Nov. 9, 1728, ANNA REINWALD [E 115], b about 1699; d Feb. 22, 1785; dau George and Barbara Reinwald [33], and sister of wife of George Anders [E 27], and also George Reinwald [E 34]. Hans Wiegner was a cobbler and came to Pa. in 1734, and lived in German¬ town, for in 1762 Hans Wiegner gave power to executors of his will to sell land, which has not been located. Hans Wiegner was a brother of Susanna (Wiegner) Rinewalt [33-1], and Maria (Wiegner) Yeakel [38-2]. Children (2): 1. Melchior [E 116], b May 5, 1731, in Berthelsdorf ; baptized May 6, 1731; sponsors: Caspar Kriebel, Abraham Jackel, Rosina w of Melchior Wiegner; d single. [21-1] 2. Susanna, b 1738; d Jan. 17, 1814; m Christopher Heebner [E 87]. . ' 1 i-- VI ■ ' . ■ ■ GEORGE WIEGNER [E 361 and his DESCENDANTS 418 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [36] GEORGE WIEGNER [E 36], was m May 11, 1700 [ Hdrf. Ch. Rec .] to MARIA HEEBNER [E 117], a step sister of Christopher Heebner [E 199], and David Heebner [E 21]. Kadelbach says a George Wiegner fled from Armenruh in 1726, with four children. George Wiegner and family came to Pa. in 1734. George Wiegner d June 8, 1738, and his wife, Maria, who was b about 1679, d Feb. 6, 1765. The following children have been accounted for. Children ( 2 ): [36-1] 1. Melchior [E 37], b June 9, 1701; d July 28, 1766; m Rosina Meschter [E 118]. [25-1] 2. Susanna [E 98], b Aug. 26, 1706; d Apr. 17, 1769; m Caspar Kriebel [E 26]. George Wiegner “made his mark” when signing the Oath of Allegiance. Place of residence and burial not known. Kadelbach says: “There came to Gorlitz from Armenruh on Feb. 21, 1736, George Wiegner with wife and four children.” [p 57]. This family is made up from the following records: 1701, June 9, George Wigner (Mater) Maria, Sohn (but child’s name is omitted). Sponsors: Christ Geissler, George Schonwalder, George Borman, Maria Wiegnerin, Maria Wiegnerin. [ Hdrf. Ch. Bk .] 1706, August 26, George Wiegners zur Armenruh filia Susanna. Sponsors: Christian Geissler, George Bormann. Johann Drescher, Maria Wiegnerin, Maria Wiegnerin, Maria Schonwalderin. [ Hdrf. Ch. Bk.] These dates obviously represent the date of baptism — ordinarily the birthday came two days earlier. The similarity in the names of the sponsors indicates that we are here dealing with one and the same George Wiegner whose widow Maria is mentioned on p. 321 of the Gen. Rec. of 1879. It is the same George Wiegner who lived in Herrnhut when his youngest daughter, Susanna, was married to Caspar Kriebel [25-1], June 8, 1728. [36-1] MELCHIOR WIEGNER [E 37], b June 9, 1701; d July 28, 1766; s George and Maria (Heebner) Wiegner [36]; m Oct. 13, 1729 [Berthelsdorf Ch. Rec.], ROSINA MESCHTER [E 118], b Apr. 20, 1700; d Dec. 29, 1772; eldest dau of Melchior and Susanna (Bormann) Meschter. Cobbler of Herrnhut. Melchior Wiegner and wife came to Pa. in 1734 and settled in Hereford Twp., Pa. [ Plates C VI and C VIII.] Melchior was naturalized, June 21, 1743. Place of burial, Melchior and wife, Washington Schw. Cem. One son: [36-2] George, b about 1737; d Jan. 25, 1776; m Maria Christina — — — - June 28, 1757. A nuptial at Melchior Wiegner’s [Perk. Reg., Vol. Ill, p 93], (Whose?) Den 8 dato {April, 1752) ist die alt Schumachern des Melchior Wiegner' s sein Schwager gestorben an einer lange Krankheit. Das Begrabnis war den lOten April. [Perk. Reg., Vol. Ill, p 11.] [36-2] GEORGE WIEGNER, b about 1737; d Jan. 25, 1776; s Melchior and Rosina (Meschter) Wiegner [36-1]; m May 22, 1764, MARIA (CHRISTINA) CATHERINE - Children ( 3 ): [36-3] 1. George, b Sept. 17, 1767; d July 7, 1826; m Susanna Weiss. [36-4] 2. Susanna, ra John Gery. 1 3. Magdalena, b Jan. 19, 1775; d Jan. 15, 1853; m ( T , _ [36-5bJ j ( 2. John Trump. The widow of George Wiegner, Maria Christina - , married John Rother (Roeder), Mav 7, 1776. [Gosh. Ch. Rec.] On Feb. 16, 1776, Mary, widow and relict of George Wiegner of Hereford, was appointed adminis¬ trator of estate of George Wiegner. The account of John Rother and Mary his wife, late Mary Wiegner, widow and Administratrix of all, etc., of George Wiegner of Hereford, was filed Mar. 19, 1777. On Nov. 20, 1788, we find the petition of George Wiegner, only son and heir at law of George Wiegner, who lately died intestate leaving a widow Maria Catherine, and three children, the Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 419 petitioner, Susanna wife of John Gery, and Magdalena, yet in her minority, for the sale of two tracts of land, one of 200 acres and the other of 63 acres. The property was adjudged to George. [ Reading Court Records , 1^:36 . ] [36-3] GEORGE WIEGNER, b Sept. 17, 1767; d July 7, 1826; s George and Maria Christina Wiegner [36-2]; m SUSANNA WEISS, b Aug. 16, 1770; d Dec. 16, 1833; dau Rudolph Weiss. Lived in Hereford, Pa. Children (6): 1. Susanna, b July 24, 1790. 2. John, b Mar. 13, 1796; d 1832; m Sarah Heil. 3. Elizabeth, b July 11, 1799; d May 1, 1871; m Joseph Yeager. 4. George, b Mar. 7, 1803; d Sept. 25, 1850; m Elizabeth Steinman. 5. Daniel, b Sept. 16, 1808; m Susanna Schler. 6. Jacob, b Aug. 31. 1812; d Apr. 14, 1840; m ( Elizabeth S\1Sa£ Schultz‘ ^ 12. Mrs. Amanda Bear. Above dates copied from Bible in possession of Mrs. Daniel Wiegner, 130 S. 8th St., Reading, Pa. (1918), who also has Daniel Wiegner’s “Noten Buch” dated 1818. The will of George Wiegner, Sr., was probated in 1826. He mentions his wife Susanna, and his five children: John, Elizabeth, George, Daniel, Jacob. The son George is to have the mill and sawmill, and 39 or 40 acres of land and woodland. His plantation of 263 acres was given to youngest sons, Daniel and Jacob. Executors, “my son-in-law, Joseph Jager, and my friend Samuel Roeder.” [ Wills 5:515; Reading , Pa.] [36-4] SUSANNA WIEGNER, dau George and Maria Christina Wiegner [36-2] ; m JOHN GERY. Children {12): [36-11] 1. Samuel, b Apr. 25, 1785; d Sept. 4, 1848; m Susanna Schlicher. [36—12] 2. Catharine, b Feb. 15, 1787; d Nov. 25, 1875; m George Carl. [36-13] 3. Anna Maria, b Oct. 16, 1790; d Dec. 9, 1857; m John Schlicher. [36—14] 4. John W., b Oct. 19, 1792; d Sept. 5, 1878; m Catharine Glausen. [36—15] 5. George, b Apr. 6, 1794; d Feb. 14, 1857; m Sarah Carl. [36—16] 6. Lydia, b Jan. 6, 1806; d Sept. 19, 1879; m Amos Antrim. [36—17] 7. Polly, m - Willauer. [36—18] 8. Sarah, m Sebastian Glaes. [36-19] 9. Rebecca, m John Sassaman. [36-20] 10. Anna, b Jan. 31, 1797; d Apr. 22, 1857; m John Heilig. [36-21] 11. Susanna, b Jan. 24, 1795; d July 26, 1850; m Henry Graber. 12. Charles, b 1797 ; d 1867 ; unm; d intestate leaving only brothers and sisters. [36-5b] MAGDALENA WIEGNER, b Jan. 19, 1775; d Jan. 15, 1853; dau George and Maria Chris¬ tina Wiegner [36-2] ; m JOHN TRUMP. This was the second marriage of Magdalena Wiegner. In the will of John Trump, he bequeaths the clothing of Magdalena his wife to her children by her first marriage. In all probability she had no children by John Trump. [Wills 66:182, Norristown, Pa.] [36-6] JOHN WIEGNER, b Mar. 13, 1796; d 1832; s George and Susanna (Weiss) Wiegner [36—3] ; m SARAH HEIL; buried in Goshenhoppen Cem. Lived at Hereford, Pa. Children ( 6 ): [36-22] 1. Coblin, b May 29, 1818; d Mar. 21, 1901; m Hannah Koder. [36-23] 2. Nathaniel, b Nov. 30, 1823; d Mar. 23, 1866; m Catharine Warner. [36-24] 3. Charles, b Feb. 1, 1825; d Feb. 5, 1896; m Catharine Weiss. [36-25] 4. Henry, m Anna Briggs. [36-26] 5. Susan, m - Woodring. [36—27 ] 6. Elizabeth, m Henry Weaver (Weber). Sarah (Heil) Wiegner, widow of John, married Jacob Wolf and lived in Williamsport, Pa. After death of Mr. Wolf, Mrs. Wolf lived in Hazleton, Pa., where she died. [Further data unobtainable.] [36-7] ELIZABETH WIEGNER, b July 11, 1799; d May 1, 1871 ; dau George and Susanna (Weiss) Wiegner [36-3]; m JOSEPH YEAGER, b Oct. 12, 1795; d Sept. 12, 1865; s Rev. John Conrad and [36-6] [36-7] [36-8] [36-9] [36-10a] [36-10b] 420 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Barbara (Schmidt) Yeager. Miller and farmer. Joseph Yeager operated paper and flour mills; lived at Bingen, Pa. [36-28] [3 6-2 9a] [36-29b] [36-30] [36-31] [36-32] 2. Mary, m Children (9): 1. Nathan, b 1820; d Jan. 2, 1864; m Mary Miller. 1. Isaac Frankenfield. 2. Matthias Ziegenfuss. 3. Joshua, b Aug. 12, 1827; d Oct. 3, 1858; unm. 4. Lovina, b Feb. 4, 1830; m Nathan Druckenmiller. 5. Susanna, b Feb. 12, 1832; d June 13, 1904; m Peter M. Landis. 6. Elizabeth, b Apr. 3, 1834; d Oct. 8, 1858; unm. 7. Henrietta, b Apr. 24, 1838; d June 1, 1879; m William Yeager. 8. Edward, d in Mexico; unm. 9. Joseph; d in infancy. [36-8] GEORGE WIEGNER, b Mar. 27, 1803; d Sept. 25, 1850; s George and Susanna (Weiss) Wiegner [36-3]; m ELIZABETH STEINMAN, b Mar. 26, 1803; d Jan. 20, 1870. Children (7): [36-34] 2. William, b Oct. 25, 1828; d June 6, 1893; m Caroline Hertzog. [36-36] 3. Maria, b Dec. 12, 1831; d Dec. 17, 1906; m Daniel Long. [ 1 1—35] 4. Susanna, b Nov. 12, 1833; d Nov. 20, 1904; m Daniel Urffer. [36-35] 5. Matilda, b Apr. 6, 1836; d Sept. 15, 1914; m Nathaniel Gregory. 6. Sarah, b Oct. 18, 1839; d Sept. 11, 1920. 7. Amelia, b Dec. 8, 1841; d Apr. 7, 1919. [36-9] DANIEL WIEGNER, b Sept. 16, 1808; s George and Susanna (Weiss) Wiegner [36-3]; m SUSANNA SCHLER. Children ( 5 ): [36-36.1] 1. George, m — — - - - [36-37] 2. Daniel, m Susanna - . Widow and son live in Reading, Pa. 3. Elena Theresa, b Dec. 14, 1837; d Sept. 9, 1919. 4. Marian, b July 13, 1835; d in infancy. 5. Emma Susanna, d aged 4. [Letters unans.; unable to verify or complete.} [36-10a] JACOB WIEGNER, b Aug. 31, 1812; d Apr. 14, 1840; s George and Susanna (Weiss) Wiegner [36-3]; m ELIZABETH SUSAN SCHULTZ, b Sept. 19, 1811; d Jan. 17, 1839; dau David and Barbara (Kehl) Schultz [7-8]. Children (3): 1. Milton, d in Illinois; unm. 2. Leanna, b Nov. 11, 1836; d Feb. 27, 1906. [36-38] 3. Elizabeth, b 1838; m Geo. H. Long; Reading, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [36— 33a] [36-33b] 1. Nathan, b Apr. 24, 1827; d Nov. 17, 1903; m I J* Hannah Lucinda Trollinger 1 l 2. Catherine Trollmger. [36-10b] JACOB WIEGNER, same as above, m 2nd time, MRS. AMANDA BEAR. One child: [3“b] } “■ d 1917 ; -» { £ Jacob Wiegner is said to have committed suicide. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [36-11] SAMUEL GERY, b Apr. 25, 1785; d Sept. 4, 1848; s John and Susanna (Wiegner) Gery [36-4]; m SUSANNA SCHLICHER, b Oct. 15, 1789; d May 29, 1861. Children ( 8 ): [36-39] 1. Samuel, b Aug. 19, 1813; d Oct. 18, 1897; m Rebecca Weaver. [36-40] 2. Daniel, m - Matthias. Plate 51 The Board of Publication of the Scliwenkfelder Church. Standing, from left to right: S. K. Brecht [25-203], Rev. Edwin S. Anders [161-50], Rev. L. S. Hoffman [149-177], and Dr. O. S. Ivriebel [19-95]. Seated: Charles S. Anders [161-44], Edwin K. Schultz [68-31], and John H. Schultz [70-108a]. Plate 52 Joseph Iv. Schultz James M. Anders, M. D. William K. Heebner John H. Schultz Rev. Harvey K. Heebner (Treasurer) (President) (Secretary) Rev. Oscar S. Kriebel, D. D. Rev. Levi S. Hoffman The Board of Home and Foreign Missions of the Schwenkfelder Church (1921) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 42 1 [36-41] 3. William, m Eliza Resh (?). [36-42] 4. Jonas, m - [36-43] 5. Susanna; m Joseph Ohl. [36-44] 6. Kate, m George Kerschner. 7. Anna, d single . [36-44.1] 8. Lydia, d ; m - - - Fink. [ Unable to verify or complete.] [36-12] CATHARINE GERY, b Feb. 15, 1787; d Nov. 25, 1875; dau John and Susanna (Wiegner) Gery [36-4]; m GEORGE CARL, b Sept. 28, 1789; d Dec. 10, 1874. Children (J): [36-46] 1. Samuel, b May 10, 1825; d Oct. 16, 1915; m Elizabeth Krauss. [36-45] 2. George, b Sept. 2, 1828; d Feb. 15, 1916; m Emeline Hillegass. [36-47] 3. John G., m Mary - -, Allentown, Pa. [36-48] 4. Nathan, m - , Allentown, Pa. [36-13] ANNA MARIA GERY, b Oct. 16, 1790; d Dec. 9, 1857; dau John and Susanna (Wiegner) Gery [36-4]; m JOHN SCHLICHER, b Mar. 14, 1780; d July 31, 1846. Children (8): [36-49] 1. George, b Feb. 27, 1812; d Feb. 29, 1872; m Sarah Geisel. [36-50] 2. John, m Sarah Ann Garden. [36-51] 3. Daniel, b Dec. 6, 1814; d Oct. 20, 1890; m Amelia Batz. 4. Willoughby, b Mar. 26, 1823; d May 19, 1891; unm. [36-52] 5. Nathan, b Feb. 5, 1825; d Nov. 27, 1893; m Lydia Heller. 6. Jonas, b Feb. 21, 1828; d Sept. 14, 1850; unm. [36-53] 7. Charles, m Lydia Bartholomew; Allentown, Pa. [36-54] 8. Susanna, m Joel Snyder. [36-14] JOHN W. GERY, b Oct. 19, 1792; d Sept. 5, 1878; s John and Susanna (Wiegner) Gery [ 36 — 4] ; m CATHARINE GLAUSEN, b Jan. 1, 1799; d Feb. 7, 1884; dau Daniel and - - (Hartenstein) Glausen. Children ( 6 ): [36-55] 1. Susan, b Apr. 6, 1827; d Aug. 25, 1896; m John Christman. [36-56] 2. Matilda, b Apr. 22, 1829; d Sept. 16, 1901; m Joseph M. Treichler. [36-57] 3. Helene, b Nov. 21, 1831; d Mar. 3, 1905; m W. Frank Stineman. [36-58] 4. George G., b May 20, 1834; d Oct. 9, 1920; m Sarah Ann Kline. [36-59] 5. Charles G., b Dec. 22, 1837; m Sarah Marsteller. [36-60] 6. Emma, b Oct. 20, 1841; d May 17, 1907; m Samuel Kepler; d. [ No further data.] [36-15] GEORGE GERY, b Apr. 6, 1794; d Feb. 14, 1857; s John and Susanna (Wiegner) Gery [36-4]; m Nov. 15, 1838, SARAH CARL, b Feb. 20, 1819; d Mar. 21, 1844. Children (Jf): [36-61] 1. Manoah, m - [36-62] 2. Ambrose, d; ra; was clergyman; dau d. [36-63] 3. George, d; m; widow in Polo, Ill. [36-64] 4. Mary Ann, m Mahlon J. Gerhart. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [36-16] LYDIA GERY, b Jan. 6, 1806; d Sept. 19, 1879; dau John and Susanna (Wiegner) Gery [36-4]; m Dec. 25, 1825, AMOS ANTRIM, b Aug. 26, 1804; d Apr. 13, 1877. Children (11): [36-65] 1. Charles G., b Jan. 7, 1829; d Mar. 15, 1880; m Mary D. Ochs. [36-66] 2. Jacob, b July 29, 1831; m - ; Atlanta, Iowa. [36-67] 3. Mahlon, b Jan. 17, 1833; m - ; Atlanta, Iowa. [36-68] 4. Edwin G., b July 12, 1834; m Susanna Gehman. [36-69] 5. Lucinda, b Jan. 17, 1836; m Nathan C. Roeder. 6. George, b Dec. 9, 1837 ; Newberry, Pa. [36-69.1] 7. William Henry Harrison, b Sept. 5, 1840; m - ; Mulberry, Ind. [36-70] 8. Lydia G., b Apr. 14, 1843; d Jan. 15, 1896; m William M. Roeder. 422 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [36-71] 9. Rebecca, b Apr. 12, 1845; m William G. Dimmig. 10. Calvin, b Mar. 21, 1848; d young. 11. Daughter, b Aug. — , 1850; d Aug. — , 1850. [Letters unans; unable to complete .] [36-17] POLLY GERY, cl; dau John and Susanna (Wiegner) Gery [36-4]; m WILLAUER. Lived in Montg. Co., Pa. [36-72] [36-73] [36-74] Children ( 3 ): 1. John. 2. Fayette, m - Taylor. 3. Charles; d; m - . [ Unable to locate or verify.] [36-18] SARAH GERY, dau John and Susanna (Wiegner) Gery [36-4]; m SEBASTIAN GLAES, b 1796; d 1869. Children ( 8 ): [36-75] [36-76] 1. Sophia, d Jan. 1, 1894; m Daniel Heydt; Washington Twp., Pa. 2. John G., m Susan Francis. 3. George, dec. [36-77] 4. Frederick G., d Oct. 7, 1905; Pottstown, Pa. 5. Charles, dec. [36-78] 6. Samuel, dec. 7. Matilda (Malinda), m George Gilbert; Washington Twp., Pa. 8. Charles. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [36-19] REBECCA GERY, dau John and Susanna (Wiegner) Gery [36-4]; m JOHN SASSAMAN. Children (J): [36-80] [36-79] 1. Levi. 2. Ella. 3. Milton, b Mar. 30, 1835; d July 28, 1906; m Mary Ann Kahler. 4. Charles, b Nov. 29, 1837; d Aug. 16, 1894; m Sophia Lehr. [ Unable to verify.] [36-20] ANNA GERY, b Jan. 31, 1797; d Apr. 22, 1857; dau John and Susanna (Wiegner) Gery [36—4] ; m JOHN HEILIG, b Apr. 19, 1795; d Apr. 22, 1859; s of George Heilig; lived in Allentown, Pa. [36-81] [36-82a] [36-82b] [36-83] Children (J): 1. Edward G., b Mar. 30, 1820; d Aug. 15, 1895; m Matilda W. Lookingbill. I 2. William G., b Feb. 14, 1824; d Oct. 6, 1896; m 1^tary PeTcTke^ J 2. Anna L. Herber. 3. John G., b Oct. 7, 1831; d Oct. 2, 1884; m - [36-84] 4. Matilda (Malinda), dec; m— - - Dellicker; Pottstown, Pa. Three Heilig brothers came to Pa. between 1730 and 1740; one settled in Germantown, one in Goshenhoppen, the other in Oley, Pa. [36-21] SUSANNA GERY, b Jan. 24, 1795; d July 26, 1850; dau John and Susanna (Wiegner) Gery [36-4] ; m HENRY GRABER, b Sept. 24, 1789; d Mar. 30, 1859. [36-86] [36-85] Children (8): 1. Charles, b Aug 13, 1823; d Mar. 7, 1888; m Caroline Knetz. 2. Lydia, b Jan. 31, 1825; d Sept. 14, 1861; m David Gilbert. [36-87] [36-88] 3. Henry, b Nov. 3, 1830; d Jan. 9, 1850. 4. Mahlon, m - . No issue. 5. Sophia, m Jacob George. [36-89] 6. Elizabeth, m John Fegley. [36-89.1] 7. Susan, m James McClenan. [36-89.2] 8. Nancy, m Joseph Hersch. [ Unable to complete.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 423 [36-22] COBLIN WIEGNER, b May 29, 1818; d Mar. 21, 1901; s John and Sarah (Heil) Wiegner [36-6] ; m Oct. 3, 1841, HANNAH KODER, b Nov. 14, 1818; d Mar. 8, 1872; dau Jacob and Catharine (Datesman) Koder. Mechanic, cabinetmaker and undertaker. Lived at Haycock Run, Bucks Co., Pa. Children (11): [36-90] 1. Amelia, b May 28, 1843; m Samuel Trauger. 2. Sarah, b Mar. 15, 1845; d Dec. 8, 1847. 3. Jacob, b Feb. 23, 1847; d Apr. 8, 1852. [36-91] 4. Catharine, b Dec. 17, 1848; m Joseph Moyer. 5. William, b Jan. 29, 1851 ; d Aug. 14, 1856. 6. Hannah, b June 25, 1853; d May 23, 1856. [36-92] 7. Levi, b Jan. 14, 1855; m Mary Hulshouzer. 8. Mary Ann, b Apr. 23, 1857; d Jan. 12, 1867. [36-93] 9. Eliza, b Nov. 22, 1858; m Abel F. Groover. [36-94] 10. John K., b Nov. 3, 1860; m Mary Ellen Kay. [36-95] 11. Ellamanda, b Oct. 19, 1863; m William M. Kelly. [Data from Bible in possession of Mrs. Ellamanda Kelly.] [36-23] NATHANIEL WIEGNER, b Nov. 30, 1823; d Mar. 23, 1866; s John and Sarah (Heil) Wiegner [36-6]; m CATHARINE WARNER, b Nov. 3, 1822. Nathaniel H. Wiegner went from Steinsburg, Pa. to Williams Twp., Northampton Co., Pa. in 1851. Children (5): [36-96] 4. Caroline, b June 15, 1857; d July 6, 1858. 5. William, b July 30, 1859; d Jan. 19, 1862. 1. John, b July 8, 1852; m Margaret Day. 2. Sallie 3. Aaron twins, b Aug. 2, 1854; d Oct. 22, 1870. Sept. 18, 1854. [36-24] CHARLES WIEGNER, b Feb. 1, 1825; d Feb. 5, 1896; s John and Sarah (Heil) Wiegner [36-6]; m CATHARINE WEISS, b May 14, 1827; d May 2, 1891; dau John Weiss. Moulder. Lived in Bethlehem, Pa. Children (2): [36-97] 1. James Adam, b July 15, 1853; d Apr. 17, 1888; m Rebecca S. Kunstman. [36-98] 2. Josephus M., b June 23, 1856; d Apr. 21, 1909; m Emma Gruver. [36-25] HENRY WIEGNER, s John and Sarah (Heil) Wiegner [36-6]; m ANNA BRIGGS. Lived in Nescopeck, Pa., in 1894. [36-99] [36-100a] [36— 100b] [36-101] [36-102] [36-103] [36-104] [36-105a] [36- 105b] Children (8): 1. Henry Franklin, b Jan. 7, 1855; d July 16, 1908; in Mary E. Crouse, j 2. Miles, 6 - ; m I '• Cora Briggs. 3. Charles, m Laura Frazer; Shenandoah, Pa. 4. Delilah, m John Freed (dec.) ; Glen Lyon, Pa. 5. Dellie, m Morris O’Neill. 6. Sarah, d; m Shered Kester; Shickshinny, Pa. 1 7. Frances, d ; m I *' John Williams j No {ssue. J [ 2. Charles Yocum j 8. John, d young. [ Unable to complete or verify .] Discharge U. S. A. to Henry Wiegner Henry Wiegner, Private, Leichlers, Co. G of 95 Reg. Pa. Inf. Volunteers; enrolled Jan. 5, 1864, for three years, or during the War; born in Luzerne Co., aged 35; dark complexion; gray eyes; sandy hair; 5 ft. 8 in. tall; was a tanner. Disability: gunshot wound in right breast and shoulder; arm useless. [36-26] SUSAN WIEGNER, dau John and Sarah (Heil) Wiegner [36-6] ; m - WOODRING; lived in Hazleton, Pa.; had at least three children : 1. Clinton; 2. Newton; 3. Jeremiah. [ No further data obtainable.] 424 Genealogical Record of tiie Schwenkfelder Families [36-27] ELIZABETH WIEGNER, dau John and Sarah (Heil) Wiegner [36-6]; m HENRY WEA¬ VER (WEBER). One child: [36-107] Penrose, m Elizabeth Sarah Ann Jane Lobach. Elizabeth Wiegner Weber died at birth of her child, Penrose. [ No further data obtainable.] [36-28] REV. NATHAN JAEGER (YEAGER), b 1820; d Jan. 2, 1864; s Joseph and Elizabeth (Wiegner) Yeager [36-7]; m MARY MILLER, b Feb. 16, 1824; d Jan. 15, 1918; dau Rev. Henry S. Miller. Clergyman. 1. [36-108] 2. [36-109] 3. [36-110] 4. [36—111] 5. 6. [36-112] 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Children {11): Camilla Laura, b Dec. 5, 1846; d May 3, 1897. Catharine Elizabeth, b Oct. 21, 1848; m Col. Charles H. Brown. Pauline, b July 5, 1850; d Feb. 22, 1889; m Charles Fronefield, Phila., Pa. Martin Luther, 5Dec. 2, 1851 ; rn Jennie Buffington; 2319 No. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md. Mary Matilda, b Feb. 27, 1854; m Victor B. Hall. Nathan, b July 3, 1855; d Aug. 11, 1868. Henry Miller, b Feb. 22, 1857; m Grace Craven; Phila., Pa. Joseph, b Feb. 25, 1858; d Mar. 18, 1858. Norma Zelia, b July 31, 1861; c/o Vitalists Homeland, Hightstown, N. J. John Clemmens, b May 11, 1863; d Oct. 11, 1863. Charles N., b May 17, 1864; 905 Lehigh Ave., Phila., Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Jaeger both spelled their names “Jaeger,” but the children have adopted the spelling “Yeager.” DEATH OF REV. NATHAN JAEGER “The Church has again been bereaved of one of her ministers. The Rev. Nathan Jaeger, recently pastor of the Lutheran Church at Reiglesville, Bucks County, Pa., died on the second day of January, 1864, from injuries received by being thrown from his buggy in consequence of his horse becoming frightened at a locomotive on the Lehigh Valley Railroad. He was buried in the Cemetery at Reiglesville on the seventh of January, in the presence of a large congre¬ gation of people. The funeral sermon was preached by Rev. B. M. Schmucker, of Easton, assisted in the services by the brethren, C. P. Miller, J. K. Plitt, P. Pfatteicher and E. Greenwald, of the Lutheran Church, and Rev. Mr. Augen- bach, of the German Reformed Church. He was aged nearly 44 years, and leaves a wife and eight children to mourn his death. He devoted himself to the Gospel ministry in early life, and prosecuted his studies for a time at Gettysburg, completed his theological course with Rev. J. P. Hecht of Easton, and entered upon the duties of the pastoral office early in the summer of 1845. His first charge was at Orwigsburg; from Orwigsburg he removed to Lykens Valley; from Lykens Valley to Falkner’s Swamp; from Falkner’s Swamp to Bethlehem; from Bethlehem to Upper Mount Bethel; and from Upper Mount Bethel to Reiglesville. He was one of a large family of Lutheran ministers, consisting of His grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, and a number of other relatives of the same name. “His literary and theological attainments were very respectable, acquired amid difficulties that would have dis¬ heartened most other men. He studied when others slept; performing during the day the laborious duties of large pastorates, and pursuing his studies at night. In his study were found books in the Hebrew, Chaldee, Syriac, Greek, Latin, French, German and English languages. His theological knowledge was also quite extensive. “He was an earnest man, and an energetic laborer in the cause of Christ. What his hands found to do he did with his might. He was very decided in his principles and proclaimed them without fear of man. He pursued what he deemed the path of duty with so much positive earnestness that he was frequently brought into conflict with others who did not take the same views of duty as he did. But his work is done, his conflicts are over, and he has gone to his Master, who, at the same time that he will reward the good that he has done will also be merciful to his infirmities. “As in the case of most ministers when they die, he has left a large family entirely destitute of the means of sup¬ port. They need, and should receive the sympathy and aid of the Church, which ought long since to have made ade¬ quate provision for the destitute families of her deceased pastors. E. Greenwald." From the Luth. and Miss, of Jan., 1864- [36-29] MARY YEAGER, dau Joseph and Elizabeth (Wiegner) Yeager [36-7] ; m ISAAC FRANK- ENFIELD. Children {3): 1. Lewis B. [36-112. la] [36-1 12.1b] [36-112.2] 2. Elizabeth, m 1. Sylvanus Weirbach. 2. Dr. S. M. Clark; Lincoln Co., Ivans. 3. Ellen, m Daniel Wehr; Lehigh Co., Pa. [ From Mrs. Ellen Faust, Allentown, Pa.; no further data.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 425 [36-30] LOVINA YEAGER, b Feb. 4, 1830; dau Joseph and Elizabeth (Wiegner) Yeager [36-7]; m Mar. 2, 1845, NATHAN DRUCKENMILLER, b 1823; d 1895; miller. Lived at Allentown, Pa. Children (13): [36-113] 1. Ellen Y., b Apr. 1, 1846; m Tilghman J. Faust. [36-114] 2. Catharine E., b Oct. 10, 1847; d Sept., 1866; m John Freyling. [36-115] 3. Henry Amon, b Feb. 4, 1850; d 1913; m Martha Butz; Allentown, Pa. [36-116] 4. Nathan Titus, b Dec. 3, 1851; d 1901; m Ida M. Reimer. [36-117] [36-1 18a] [36-1 18b] [36-1 18c] [36-119] [36-120] 5. Pauline, b Oct. 8, 1853; d 1855. 6. Joseph Yeager, b July 21, 1855; m Rachel Tyson Hammel. 1. John F. Schenck. 7. Susan, b Sept. 1, 1857; d Sept. 28, 1917; m ■ 2. Morris Allebach. 3. Andrew Dengelheiser. 8. George Washington, b July 24, 1860; d 1862. 9. Charles, b Dec. 19, 1863; d 1907; single ; musician; New York. 10. Reuben Luther, b May 13, 1866; m Jacqueline Band; Johnstown, Pa. 11. Henrietta, b Nov. 14, 1869; m Victor Oswald. 12. Jennie 13. Joshua twins, b Mar. 31, 1873; d Jan., 1874. The Druckenmiller family is a family of musicians, as a number of them are engaged in various lines of music. Charles Druckenmiller made a fine reputation as a musician, both as a performer and a composer. He had studied under the best teachers in New York and Berlin. [36-31] SUSANNA YEAGER, b Feb. 12, 1832; d June 13, 1904; dau Joseph and Elizabeth (Wiegner) Yeager [36-7]; m Apr. 1, 1861, PETER M. LANDIS, b Feb. 27, 1832; d Oct. 13, 1900; .s William and Katherine (Moyer) Landis. Miller and farmer. Children (3): [36-121] 1. Martha Susanna, b Sept. 5, 1874; m Dr. Allen Kisner. 2. Katherine Elizabeth, b Aug. 1872; d Aug., 1873. [36-32] HENRIETTA YEAGER, b Apr. 24, 1838; d June 1, 1879; dau Joseph and Elizabeth (Wiegner) Yeager [36-7]; m WILLIAM YEAGER, b Apr. 6, 1825; d Apr. 13, 1897 ;s George and Susan (Rohn) Yeager. One child: [36-122] Jennie, b Mar. 23, 1879; m Harvey F. Kern. [36-33a] NATHAN WIEGNER, b Apr. 24, 1827; d Nov. 17, 1903; s George and Elizabeth (Stein- man) Wiegner [36-8]; m Nov. 24, 1855, HANNAH LUCINDA TROLLINGER. Children (2): 1. Priscilla, b Dec. 22, 1856; d Jan. 19, 1875. [36-123] 2. Catharine, b Jan. 29, 1859; m John W. Bowman; Sassamansville, Pa. [36-33b] NATHAN WIEGNER, same as above, m 2nd time, CATHERINE TROLLINGER, b Mar. 2, 1832; d July 13, 1902. Children (2): 1. George W., b Sept. 2, 1868; d Sept. 28, 1869. [36-124] 2. Henry; E. Greenville, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [36-34] WILLIAM WIEGNER, b Oct. 25, 1828; d June 6, 1893; s George and Elizabeth (Steinman) Wiegner [36-8]; m Feb. 19, 1861, CAROLINE HERTZOG, b June 28, 1830; d Mar. 24, 1906; dau David and - (Trollinger) Hertzog. [36- 125a] [36-125b] [36-126] [36-127] [36-128] Children (6): J 1. Joel H., b Nov. 28, 1861 ; m f 1. Alice N. Jacoby. 1 2. Clara R. Kruse. 2. George, b Aug. 25, 1863; m Emma Boyer; E. Greenville, Pa. 3. David, b July 26, 1865; m Katie Schoenly; 437 Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. 4. Sallie, b Aug. 30, 1868; m W. B. Frank; E. Greenville, Pa. 426 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [36-129] 5. Ida, b June 26, 1870; d Nov. 19, 1913; m Robert Singer. [36-130] 6. Laura, b Apr. 11, 1874; m Henry F. Althouse. [36-35] MATILDA WIEGNER, b Apr. 6, 1836; d Sept. 15, 1914; dau George and Elizabeth (Steinman) Wiegner [36-8]; m June 7, 1862, NATHANIEL GREGORY, b Apr. 1, 1838; s Robert and Catharine (Wieand) Gregory. Yeoman; Harlem, Pa. (1920.) Children (4): [38-495a] 1. Diana, b Sept. 23, 1863; d Apr. 10, 1901; m Adam Siesholtz. [36—131 ] 2. George R., b Dec. 19, 1869; m Sallie A. Rothenberger. [36-132] 3. Eugene Haney; m Lizzie Gery; Sumneytown, Pa. [36-133] 4. Howard William; m Mary Rauch; Harlem, Pa. [36-36] MARIA WIEGNER, b Dec. 12, 1831; d Dec. 17, 1906; dau George and Elizabeth (Stein¬ man) Wiegner [36-8]; m DANIEL LONG, b Aug. 6, 1835; d July 22, 1899. Both buried at Huff’s Church Cem., Berks Co., Pa. No children. [36-37] DANIEL WIEGNER, s Daniel and Susanna (Schler) Wiegner [36-9] ; m SUSANNA — - - Children (3): [36-134] 1. Helen T., m Hiram Kirk. [36-135] 2. George O., m Emily B - [36-136] 3. Daniel A., m Mary S - - . [ Unable to verify or complete .] [36-39] SAMUEL GERY, b Aug. 19, 1813; d Oct. 18, 1897; s Samuel and Susanna (Schlicher) Gery [36-11]; m REBECCA WEAVER, b June 21, 1816; d Apr. 6, 1904; dau Jesse Weaver. Farmer; Germansville, Pa. One child: [36-137] Nathan, b June 30, 1840; d June 13, 1915; m Eliza Seibert. [36-40] DANIEL GERY, s Samuel and Susanna (Schlicher) Gery [36-11]; m - MATTHIAS. Lived at Walnutport, Pa. [Data meagre and unverified.] Children (6): [36-137.1] 1. Susan, m Hugh Wasserman. [36-137.2] 2. Stephen, m Sarah Queen. [36-137.3] 3. Daniel, m Amanda Saeger. 4. John, single; starved in Libby Prison. [36-137.4] 5. Maria, dec; m William Kane. 6. Clinton C. (natural son). [36-41] WILLIAM GEHRY, s Samuel and Susanna (Schlicher) Gery [36-11] ; m ELIZA RESH. One child: [36-138] Mary Ann, b Nov. 10, 1855; d Sept. 29, 1897; m Peter A. Rabenold. [36-42] JONAS GEARY, s Samuel and Susanna (Schlicher) Gery [36-11]; m - Children (3): [36-140] 1. Jonas, b Jan. 15, 1844; d Nov. 18, 1917; rn Ellen Hollingshead. 2. Annie. 3. Milton. [ Further data unobtainable.] [36-44.1] LYDIA GERY, dau Samuel and Susanna (Schlicher) Gery [36-11]; m - FINK. Children (J): [36-140.1] 1. Maria, m - Fry. [36-140.2] 2. Rebecca, m - Rauch. 3. Nathan. 4. Mary Ann. [ Unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 427 [36-45] GEORGE GERY CARL, b Sept. 2, 1828; d Feb. 15, 1915; s George and Katherine (Gery) Carl [36-12]; m Nov. 19, 1859, EMELINE HILLEGASS, b May 20, 1837; d Jan. 22, 1907; dau Carl and Catherine (Carver) Hillegass [7-39]. Farmer. Children (7): 1. Emma A., b Mar. 29, 1860; unm; has dau with family at Pennsburg, Pa. 2. Rebecca C., b May 26, 1862; single; 1127 W. Dauphin St., Phila., Pa. [36-142] 3. Charles H., b Jan. 13, 1864; m Mary Fox. [36-143] 4. George H., b Apr. 21, 1867; m Ella May Dimmig. [36-144] 5. Annie M., b Mar. 19, 1872; m Charles F. Roth. [36-145] 6. Elmer H., b Apr. 19, 1876; m Hannah J. Wagner. [36—146] 7. Mary B., b May 27, 1879; m Calvin G. Albitz. [36-46] SAMUEL CARL, b May 10, 1825; d Oct. 16, 1915; s George and Catharine (Gery) Carl [36-12]; m Oct. 17, 1863, ELIZABETH KRAUSS, b May 31, 1841; d Aug. 8, 1915; dau Jesse and Mary (Sell) Krauss [202-6]. Children (7): [36-147] 1. George Morris, b Feb. 13, 1864; m Laura E. Kemmerer. [36-148] 2. Alice Jane, b Apr. 24, 1866; m Alfred S. Roeder. [36-149] 3. Elizabeth Catharine, b Apr. 4, 1869; m William E. Frederich. [36-150] 4. Ellen Amanda, b Mar. 30, 1871; m Charles F. Wennig. 5. James Albert, b Feb. 28, 1875. [36-151] 6. Annie, b Mar. 9, 1880; m John P. Gery. 7. Katie Maria, b Feb. 22, 1886; d Mar. 5, 1886. [36-47] JOHN G. CARL, s George and Catharine (Gery) Carl [36-12]; m MARY - Children (J); 1. Hiram. [36-151.1] 2. Edwin T., d Apr. 30, 1920; aged 67 yr., 9 mo., 4 da. 3. Samuel, Allentown, Pa. 4. Carvin. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [36-48] NATHAN CARL, s George and Catharine (Gery) Carl [36-12]; m; lived on Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. Had at least three sons : Samuel, Edwin and Calvin. [ No further data obtainable.] [36-49] GEORGE SCHLICHER, b Feb. 27, 1812; d Feb. 29, 1872; s John and Anna Maria (Gery) Schlicher [36-13]; m SARAH GEISEL, or GEISLER, b Mar. 6, 1820; d Jan. 23, 1890. Children (11): [36-153] 1. Henry, b Oct. 4, 1840; d Jan. 8, 1907; m Emmalina Gery. [36-154] 2. Edwin K., b Jan. 5, 1844; d Mar. 18, 1904; m Sallie Smith. [36—152] 3. George, b Mar. 24, 1845; d Aug. 17, 1915; m Emma Knetz. [36-155] 4. Jonas; m Clara Bauman; lives in Zieglersville, Pa. [36-156] 5. Thomas, m Mary Bartholomew; had children; Allentown, Pa. [74-286] 6. Matilda, b Jan. 26, 1842; d May 23, 1919; m James H. Ziegler. [36—158] 7. Emma, b Jan. 3, 1848; d June 20, 1920; m Jerry Huff; Phila., Pa. [36-157] 8. Elizabeth, m George Moyer; Hoppenville, Pa. [36-159] 9. Lucinda, m Frank Hiltebeitel; Pottstown, Pa. [36—160] 10. Fianna, b Dec. 19, 1852; d June 8, 1873; m Samuel Kooker [36-161] 11. Mary, m J. M. Bartholomew; Allentown, Pa. [36-50] JOHN SCHLICHER, s John and Anna Maria (Gery) Schlicher [36-13]; m SARAH ANN GARDEN. Children (8): [25-52] 1. Anna Maria, b June 12, 1846; m Solomon Kriebel. 2. Catharine Ann, b Jan. 25, 1848; d Aug. 23, 1886; unm. [36-162] 3. Manoah, m Jane Marks; Hereford, Pa. 4. Sarah Ann, b June 20, 1852; d Nov. 13, 1862. 428 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [36-163] 5. Samuel, b Feb. 22, 1855; m Lena Simon. [36—164] 6. Charles. [36-165] 7. Rebecca, m Peter Frank. [36-166] 8. Lydia, m John Fox. [ No further data obtainable.} [36-51] DANIEL SCHLICHER, b Dec. 6, 1814; d Oct. 20, 1890; s John and Anna Maria (Gery) Schlicher [36-13]; m AMELIA BATZ, b June 7, 1818; d June 4, 1892. Children ( 8 ): [36-167] 1. William, b Sept. 14, 1841; d Mar. 22, 1880; m Tivilia Bitting; Rittersville, Pa. [36-168] 2. Maria Etta, b Aug. 14, 1843; m Edwin Fetzer. [36-169] 3. Levinus, b Nov. 19, 1845; d May 6, 1895; m Martha Feglev. [36-170] 4. Nelson, b Feb. 21, 1848; d Oct. 12, 1885; m Ellamanda Bortz. [36-171] 5. Benjamin; m Lizzie - - ; Trappe, Pa. [36-172] 6. Diana, b Jan. 25, 1854; d Mar. 22, 1918; m Jacob Maurer. ! 7. Sarah; m I '• Ambrose Rischel. [36— 173b] J [ 2. Charles Hiskey. [36-174] 8. John Alfred; m Lillie Knauss; Allentown, Pa. [Dates from tombstones in Zionsville Lutheran Cem.; unable to verify.] [36-52] NATHAN SCHLICHER, b Feb. 5, 1825; d Nov. 27, 1893; s John and Anna Maria (Gery) Schlicher [36-13]; m Dec. 2, 1859, LYDIA HELLER, b 1835; d Mar. 26, 1920. [36-205] 1 [11-219] J [36—176] 136-178] [36-177] [36-178.1] Children ( 6 ): 1. Adelaide, b Feb. 9, 1859; d Sept. 9, 1921; m { l 2. Edwin S. Urffer 2. James, m Alice S - ; Old Zionsville, Pa. 3. Amanda, b Mar. 20, 1865; m William Schueck. 4. Calvin, b Sept. 18, 1866; m Ada Kichline. 5. Sarah, d; m George Garden. No issue. 6. Lydia, unm; lives with Schuecks. [36-53] CHARLES SCHLICHER, s John and Anna Maria (Gery) Schlicher [36-13]; m LYDIA BARTHOLOMEW. Lived at Allentown, Pa. Children ( 3 ): [36-179] 1. Charles; Palm Hotel, Palm, Pa. [36-180] 2. Morris; Allentown, Pa. 3. Elmira, d single. [ U noble to verify or complete .] [36-55] SUSANNA GERY, b Apr. 6, 1827; d Aug. 25, 1896; daw John W. and Catharine (Glausen) Gery [36-14]; m Mar. 21, 1847, JOHN CHRISTMAN. Children (3): [36-181] 1. Fianna M. J., b Mar. 26, 1848; d Aug. 8, 1920; m James A. Steinman. [36-182] 2. Mary, d; m Thomas Levan; Kutztown, Pa. 3. Charles. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [36-56] MATILDA GERY, b Apr. 22, 1829; d Sept. 16, 1901 ; dau John W. and Catharine (Glausen) Gery [36-14]; m JOSEPH M. TREICHLER, b Apr. 24, 1825. Children (8): 1. Sarah Jane, b Jan. 15, 1856; d Oct. 8, 1861. 2. Catharine Magdalina, b Apr. 20, 1858; d Sept. 5, 1858. 3. Daniel, b Sept. 28, 1860; stillborn. 4. Lara Olivia, b Sept. 7, 1861; d Sept. 21, 1861. [36-183] 5. Charles O. F.; 1614 No. 13th St., Phila., Pa. [36-184] 6. John, d; m. Two more dans unm. [ Letters unans.; unable to verify .] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 429 [36-57] HELENE GERY, b Nov. 21, 1831; d Mar. 3, 1905; dau John W. and Catharine (Glausen) Gery [36-14]; m Apr. 26, 1862, W. FRANK STINEMAN, b Aug. 15, 1836; d Apr. 22, 1890. Children (2): 1. John F., b Nov. 7, 1863; d Jan. 11, 1913; unin. [36-185] 2. George, b July 1, 1869; m Mary Christman. [36-58] GEORGE G. GERY, b May 20, 1834; d Oct. 9, 1920; s John W. and Catharine (Glausen) Gery [36—14] ; m SARAH ANN KLINE, b May 21, 1830; d. Sept. 26, 1908; dau Henry and Lydia Kline. Children (9): 1. Ada Louisa, d in infancy. 2. Edwin H. J., b Mar. 5, 1857; m Lillie J. Moyer; Palm, Pa. 3. Emma C. J., b Dec. 7, 1859; d Nov. 29, 1904; in Alfred S. Welder; Pennsburg, Pa. 4. Andora Lydia Lisetta, b Dee. 6, 1861; d Jan. 26, 1870. 5. John I. C., b Nov. 6, 1863; m Kate Young; E. Greenville, Pa. 6. Sarah Jane Susanna; b May 23, 1867; m James Bloch; Palm, Pa. 7. Laura Louisa Matilda, b Oct. 14, 1869; d Apr. 15, 1902; m Morris E. Leeser. 8. George W. C., b July 9, 1872; m Annie Leeser; Allentown, Pa. 9. Charles William Henry, b Nov. 27, 1874; d Oct. 10, 1885. [36-59] CHARLES G. GERY, b Dec. 22, 1837; s John W. and Catharine (Glausen) Gery [36-14]; in SARAH MARSTELLER, b July 12, 1849; dau Reuben and Maria (Mack) Marsteller. Palm, Pa. Children (5): [36-190] 1. John M., b Dec. 31, 1871; m Alice Moyer; 407 N. 10th St., Allentown, Pa. 2. Katie Maria, b Feb. 9, 1875; d Dec. 10, 1877. [36-190.1] 3. Sallie, b July 5, 1877; in John M. Gery. [Two other children; unable to complete.] [36-60] EMMA GERY, b Oct. 20, 1841; d May 17, 1907; dau John W. and Catharine (Glausen) Gery [36-14]; m SAMUEL (?) KEPLER; dec; one dau m - Christman. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [36-61] MANOAH GERY, s George and Sarah (Carl) Gery [36-15]; m - Children (2): [36-191] 1. Jennie, m - ; Quakertown, Pa. 2. Elmer; Phila., Pa. [ No further data.] [36-64] MARY ANN GERY, dau George and Sarah (Carl) Gery [36-15]; m MAHLON J. GER¬ HART. Children (3): [36-191.1] 1. Paul, b Dec. 27, 1872; m Katie K. Bauman. [36-191.2] 2. Sallie, m Dr. A. O. Gery, E. Greenville, Pa. [36—191.3] 3. Katie R., b Dec. 10, 1874; m Linwood B. Cox. [36-65] CHARLES G. ANTRIM, b Nov. 7, 1829; d Mar. 15, 1880; s Amos and Lydia (Gery) Antrim [36-16]; m Jan. 15, 1859, MARY D. OCHS, b Mar. 30, 1834; d Oct. 17, 1909; dau David Ochs. Lived in Spinnerstown, Pa. Children (7): 1. Calvin, b June 15, 1859; d July 15, 1859. [36-192] 2. Veleria, b May 2, 1863; in James H. Miller; Spinnerstown, Pa. [36-193] 3. Emma, b June 21, 1865; m Sorado Miller; Coopersburg, Pa. 4. Charles, b Feb. 17, 1869; d Dec. 18, 1875. 5. Amos, b June 20, 1870; whereabouts unknown for many years. 6. Mahlon, b July 29, 1872; d Sept. 23, 1872. [36-194] 7. Mary C., b July 17, 1873; m Eugene D. Roeder; Spinnerstown, Pa. [36-67] MAHLON ANTRIM, b Jan. 17, 1833; s Amos and Lydia (Gery) Antrim [36-16]; m Dec. 5, 1860, - . Said to have lived in Atlanta, Iowa. [ Unable to locate or verify .] [36-187] [36-186] [36-188] [38-268] [49-995a] [36-189] 430 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [36-68] EDWIN G. ANTRIM, b July 12, 1834; s Amos and Lydia (Gery) Antrim [36-16]; m Nov. 17, 1860, SUSANNA GEHMAN, b July 13, 1835; d Feb. 1, 1919; dau John and Mary (Moyer) Gehman. Children {6): [36-195] 1. Jennie, b Aug. 31, 1862; m Dr. R. S. Albright. 2. Lydia, b Apr. 9, 1864; Polo, Ill. [36-196] 3. Henry H., b Jan. 2, 1866; m Elizabeth Buswell. [36—197 ] 4. Harvey G., b May 26, 1868; m Flora Fein; Polo, Ill. [36-198] 5. Elmer R., b May 1, 1870; m Margaret Unger. 6. Edwin G., b Aug. 21, 1872; Mullen, Neb. [36-69] LUCINDA ANTRIM, b Jan. 17, 1836; dau Amos and Lydia (Gery) Antrim [36-16]; m NATHAN C. ROEDER; dec. Res. Quakertown, Pa. Children (J): [36-199] 1. Elmira, m Dr. O. H. Fretz; Quakertown, Pa. [36-200] 2. Climena, m Charles W. Eberhard. (See also [11-117].) 3. Elmer A., d unm. 4. Emma, single. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [36-70] LYDIA GERY ANTRIM, b Apr. 14, 1843; d Jan. 15, 1896; dau Amos and Lydia (Gery) Antrim [36-16]; m May 2, 1874, WILLIAM M. ROEDER, b Mar. 6, 1840; d Dec. 10, 1914; s Daniel and Catharine (Marsteller) Roeder. Farmer; Hosensack, Pa. Children (8): [36-201] 1. Howard A., b July 12, 1875; m Matilda A. Wieder. 2. Stella A., b Mar. 30, 1878; unm; 626 N. 11th St., Allentown, Pa. [36-202] 3. Vena A., b Mar. 16, 1880; m - Stauffer; Hosensack, Pa. 4. Agnes A., b July 25, 1881; unm; 914 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. 5. Lydia A., b Nov. 14, 1882; unm; 626 N. 11th St., Allentown, Pa. 6. Flora A., b Oct. 4, 1884; unm; 914 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. [36-203] 7. Elmer D. A., b Mar. 30, 1887; m Florence O. Reiehard; 938 Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. 8. Sallie C. A., b Aug. 11, 1888; unm; 626 N. 11th St., Allentown, Pa. [36-71] REBECCA ANTRIM, b Apr. 12, 1845; dau Amos and Lydia (Gery) Antrim [36-16]; m Oct. 23, 1864, WILLIAM G. DIMMIG, b Oct. 27, 1842; d Sept. 21, 1914; s George and Nelly (Griesemer) Dimmig. Children ( 9 ): 1. Emma, b Feb. 12, 1865; d Feb. 24, 1865. 2. Charles, b Feb. 10, 1866. 3. Margaret, b July 24, 1867. 4. Vernon, b Oct. 18, 1868. 5. Anna, b May 4, 1870; d - , 1870. [36-203.1] 6. Ella, b Feb. 22, 1873; m Wayne Gable. 7. Elmer, b Oct. 4, 1877. 8. William. 9. Herbert. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [36-74] CHARLES WILLAUER, dec; s Polly (Gery) Willauer [36-17]; m - Children (6): [36-203.2] 1. Mary Ann, m - - Wack. [36-203.3] 2. Susan, m - Wendler. 3. Catharine, 4. Caroline, 5. Emeline, 6. Nathan. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [36-75] SOPHIA GLAES, d Jan. 1, 1894; dau Sebastian and Sarah (Gery) Glaes [36-18]; m DANIEL HEYDT; d May, 1915. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 431 Children (5): 1. Nathaniel; m Leah Frank. 2. Oliver, b May 15, 1857; d Jan. 26, 1892; m Adelaide Schlicher. 3. Harriet, m David Bauer; Bally, Pa. 4. Lizzie, m Darius Clauser; Allentown, Pa. 5. Nicholas, d aged 3. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [36-76] JOHN G. GLAES, s Sebastian and Sarah (Gery) Glaes [36-18]; m June 5, 1877, SUSAN FRANCIS, b Feb. 9, 1841; d Jan. 13, 1908. One child: George, d at age of 27. [No further data.] [36-77] FREDERICK G. GLAES, d Oct. 7, 1905; s Sebastian and Sarah (Gery) Glaes [36-18]; m - . Lived in Pottstown, Pa. Children ( 6 ): 1. Charles, d in infancy. 2. Samuel, d. young. 3. Howard S. ; Coatesville, Pa. [36-205.3] 4. Maggie, m - Bucher; Pottstown, Pa. 5. Irwin S.; Pottstown, Pa. 6. William F. S. [Letters unans.; no further data.] [36-204] [36-205] [36-205.1] [36-205.2] [36-78] MATILDA (MALINDA) GLAES, dau Sebastian and Sarah (Gery) Glaes [36-18]; m GEORGE GILBERT. Lived in Washington Twp., Pa. Children (8): [36-205.4] 1. Ella, m Emerson Groff. 2. Ida, single. 3. Clara; Boyertown, Pa. [No further data.] [36-79] CHARLES SASSAMAN, b Nov. 29, 1837; d Aug. 16, 1894; s John and Rebecca (Gery) Sassaman [36-19]; m May 23, 1876, SOPHIA LEHR, b Sept. 8, 1851; dau Edmund and Angelina (Lucas) Lehr. Blacksmith. Res. (widow), 614 Hanover St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Charles Sassaman is buried in Leavenworth National Soldiers’ Home, Kansas, grave No. 906. He served 3 years and 9 months in the Civil War. Children (6): [36-207] 1. Mae, b Dec. 8, 1877; m Geo. Flickenger. [36-206] 2. William L., b May 20, 1879; m Laura E. Mason. [36-208] 3. Daisy, b Nov. 20, 1880; m Frank Brink. [36-208.1] 4. Ralph, b Sept. 1, 1885; m Jessie Hunsberger; Y. M. C. A. Bldg., Allentown, Pa. 5. Guy, b Sept. 1, 1887; d Jan. 17, 1888. 6. Nellie, b Aug. 15, 1889; d Aug. 25, 1889. [36-80] MILTON SASSAMAN, b Mar. 30, 1835; d July 28, 1906; s John and Rebecca (Gery) Sassaman [36-19]; m MARY ANN KAHLER, b Apr. 19, 1844; d Nov. 13, 1893; dau Daniel and Elizabeth Kahler. Blacksmith. Lived at Allentown, Pa. [36-209] [36-211] [36-210] [36-2 14a] [36-2 1 4b] [36-212] Children (13): 1. Jane, b Jan. 13, 1865; d May 16, 1902; m E. H. Steltz; E. Greenville, Pa. 2. Emma, b Mar. 6, 1867 ; m Israel Meyers. 3. Sallie K. | , . , 0„0 f m John W. Hyneman. 4. Lucy } twms- b 0ot' 27' 186S- 1 d Sept. 3. 1869. 5. Rebecca, b Oct. 2, 1870; 833 Pine St., Allentown, Pa. 6. William, b Oct. 11, 1872; d July 24, 1874. _ ,, . . . f 1. John W. Carlisa. 7. Mamie, b Aug. 21, 1874; m ( 2 Wilson H Soults. 8. George K., b July 23, 1875; m Alpha Pyle. 9. Alice, b July 5, 1878; E. Greenville, Pa. 432 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 10. Hannah, b Feb. 22, 1880; d June 22, 1881. [36-213] 11. Anna M., b Apr. 8, 1882; m Jonathan Ziegler. [36-215] 12. Ella, b Jan. 31, 1884; m Wallace Bieler. [36-216] 13. Florence, b Sept. 7, 1891; m Charles S. Mack. [36-81] EDWARD G. HEILIG, b Mar. 30, 1820; d Aug. 12, 1895; s John and Anna (Gery) Heilig [36-20]; m MATILDA W. LOOKINGBILL, b Feb. 15, 1823; d Nov. 18, 1898; dau Adam and Elizabeth (Weaver) Lookingbill. Lived at Pottstown, Pa. [36-223] [36-217] [36-218] [36-2 19a] [36-2 19b] [36-220] [36-221] [36-222] Children (10): 1. James E., b June 3, 1844; d Nov. 26, 1913; m Fannie F. Wensel. 2. Kate, b Feb. 7, 1848; m William H. DeWitt. 3. Mary A., b Dec. 31, 1851; d Feb. 23, 1884; m Dr. O. H. Fesher. 1 . ~ „ i a . oi ,orr I L Deborah B. Bertolet. j 4- Georee b 0ct- 31> 1855: m 1 2. Elsie Schuster. 5. Laura V., b Apr. 15, 1859; d Mar. 11, 1887; m Cornelius H. Mehlhouse. 6. Irwin Winfield, b June 8, 1861; d June 30, 1914; m Mary Dotts. 7. Agnes Roberta, b Nov. 20, 1865; m Morris Brendlinger. 8. John Adams, d in infancy. 9. Anna, d in infancy. 10. Jonathan, d in infancy. [36-82a] WILLIAM G. HEILIG, b Feb. 14, 1824; d Oct. 6, 1S96; s John and Anna (Gery) Heilig [36-20] ; m Nov. 3, 1844, MARY DECKER, b Jan. 2, 1819 ; d Sept. 13, 1849 ; dau Jacob Decker. Children (2): [36-224] 1. Elmira Matilda, b July 29, 1845; m Jonathan B. Kemmerer. [36-225] 2. Malara Emma, b June 25, 1847 ; m G. H. Lilly. [36-82b] WILLIAM G. HEILIG, same as above, m 2d time, July 5, 1851, ANNA L. HERBER, b May 31, 1829; d July 31, 1903; dau Henry and Susanna Herber. Mason. Lived at Allentown, Pa. Children (7): 1. Son, b Apr. 24, 1852; d same day. 2. Son, b Nov. 23, 1853; d same day. 3. Anna Maria, b Nov. 4, 1854; d June 1, 1855. [36-226] 4. Benjamin Franklin, b Apr. 8, 1856; m Ida Jane Erich. 5. Harry Howard, b Apr. 1, 1859; d Mar. 1, 1863. 6. Child, b Nov. 14, 1860; stillborn. [36-227] 7. Cornelia Rebecca, b Sept. 2, 1863; m Frank Thompson, 531 No. 11th St., Reading, Pa. [36-83] JOHN G. HEILIG, b Oct. 7, 1831; d Oct, 2, 1884; s John and Anna (Gery) Heilig [36-20]; m - Children (3): [36-228] 1. Emma; m John Fenstermacher; Kutztown, Pa. [36-229] 2. Jane; m Sam Miller; d\ s Robert; dec. 3. John, d. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [36-84] MATILDA HEILIG, dec , dau John and Anna (Gery) Heilig [36-20]; m — - - DEL- LICKER. At least 2 children: 1. Harry; Pottstown, Pa, 2. Louis L. [Letters unans.; no further data.] [36 85] LYDIA GRABER, b Jan. 31, 1825; d Sept. 14, 1861; dau Henry and Susanna (Gery) Graber [36-21]; m Oct. 27, 1847, DAVID GILBERT, b Nov. 3, 1815; d Mar. 23, 1863. No children. [ 36—86] CHARLES GRABER, b Aug. 13, 1823; d Mar. 7, 1888; s Henry and Susanna (Gery) Graber [36-21]; m Oct. 3, 1852, CAROLINE KNETZ, b June 11, 1831; d Aug. 12, 1896. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 433 Children (4).' [36-230] 1. Calvin K., b Feb. 1, 1854; m Julia Hoffman. 2. Heinrich David, b Mar. 1, 1859; d Dec. 18, 1862. [36-231] 3. Elmer; E. Greenville, Pa. 4. Sally Louisa, b Dec. 15, 1871; d Sept. 17, 1873. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [36-88] SOPHIA GRABER, dau Henry and Susanna (Gery) Graber [36-21] ; m JACOB GEORGE. One child: Roy; E. Greenville, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [36-89] ELIZABETH GRABER, dau Henry and Susanna (Gery) Graber [36-21]; m JOHN FEGLEY. Children (3): 1. Amanda; Pennsburg, Pa. 2. Emma; Pennsburg, Pa. 3. Allen; Pennsburg, Pa. [ Unable to complete.] [36-89.2] NANCY GRABER, dau Henry and Susanna (Gery) Graber [36-21]; m JOSEPH HERSCH. Children ( 3 ): 1. Susan, 2. Emma, 3. Charles. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [36-90] AMELIA WIEGNER, b May 28, 1843; dau Coblin and Hannah (Koder) Wiegner [36-22]; m SAMUEL TRAUGER, b Sept. 25, 1844; d Mar. 12, 1915; s Samuel and Marie (Garis) Trauger. Farmer; R. F. D. 1, New Hope, Pa. (1920.) [36-232] [36-233] [36-234a] } [36-234b] J Children (3) : 1. Annie Wanner, b Jan. 14, 1864; m Remandus Fly. 2. Reuben W. Trumbower, b Mar. 13, 1868; m Sarah Wohlbach. 3. Sybilla Trauger, 5 Sept. 26, 1872; m { £ charL^lacT"611' [36-91] CATHARINE WIEGNER, b Dec. 17, 1848; dau Coblin and Hannah (Koder) Wiegner [36—22] ; m JOSEPH MOYER, dec. Res. (widow), 125 Cedar St., Bethlehem, Pa. Children ( 6 ): 1. Irwin, d unm. 2. Harry, d unm. [36-235] 3. Ida, m - Billiard; Bethlehem, Pa. [36—236] 4. Ella, b Apr. 17, 1880; m Shindel Weiler; Allentown, Pa. [36-236.1] 5. Jennie, m - 6. Lillian, unm. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [36-92] LEVI WIEGNER, b Jan. 14, 1855; s Coblin and Hannah (Koder) Wiegner [36-22]; m Jan. 16, 1886, MARY HULSHOUZER, b Nov. 18, 1855; dau Aaron and Mary Ann (Nicholas) Huls- houzer. Laborer; Hagersville, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Cora, b Mar. 20, 1888; d Sept., 1888. [36-237] 2. Newton, b Sept. 10, 1889; m Helen Gladys Moyer. 3. Sadie, b July 28, 1891; d Sept. 20, 1891. 4. Mabel, b Apr. 1, 1893; d Sept., 1893. 5. Freeman, b Feb. 17, 1896; Bethlehem, Pa. [36-93] ELIZA WIEGNER, b Nov. 22, 1858; dau Coblin and Hannah (Koder) Wiegner [36-22]; m Oct. 20, 1877, ABEL F. GROOVER, b June 10, 1854; s Phillip and Lovina (Fluck) Groover. Tanner by trade; now laborer; Keller’s Church, Pa. No children. (1920.) [36-94] JOHN K. WIEGNER, b Nov. 3, 1860; s Coblin and Hannah (Koder) Wiegner [36-22]; m Apr. 30, 1890, MARY ELLEN KAY, b Apr. 28, 1861; d Oct. 22, 1919; dau Samuel and Margaret (Magregor) Kay. Patrolman; 5613 Boyer St., Germantown, Phila., Pa. No children. (1920.) Mr. Wiegner served as patrolman for 33 years. 434 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [36-95] ELLAMANDA WIEGNER, b Oct. 19, 1863; dau Coblin and Hannah (Koder) Wiegner [36-22]; m Jan. 29, 1881, WILLIAM M. KELLY, b Dec. 27, 1852; d Dec. 12, 1916; s John and Anna (Moyer) Kelly. Night watchman; 2250 No. Bouvier St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Lizzie May, b Oct. 13, 1881; d Aug. 16, 1892. [36-238] 2. Laura Mabel, b Feb. 10, 1887; m Edward W. Grun. 3. Emma Sybilla, b Apr. 24, 1891 ; d Mar. 2, 1894. [36-239] 4. Elsie Marion, b Aug. 26, 1895; m Auguste P. Jennings. 5. Ella Marie, b Apr. 1, 1902; 2250 No. Bouvier St., Phila. [36-96] JOHN WIEGNER, b July 8, 1852; s Nathaniel and Catharine (Warner) Wiegner [36-23]; m Dec. 23, 1876, MARGARET DAY, b Feb. 14, 1858. Riegelsville, Bucks Co., Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Sarah Catharine, b Dec. 18, 1877. [36-240] 2. Walter C., b Dec. 4, 1880; private detective; Phila., Pa. [36-241] 3. Jennie, b Aug. 3, 1884; m Edward Houck; Easton, Pa. [ No further data obtainable.] [36-97] JAMES ADAM WIEGNER, b July 15, 1853; d Apr. 17, 1888; s Charles and Catharine (Weiss) Wiegner [36-24]; m REBECCA S. KUNSTMAN, b Sept. 29, 1849; d Apr. 2, 1897 ; dau William and Sibina (Beck) Kunstman. Children (2): [36-242] 1. Charles W., b May 29, 1874; m Emma A. Kennel. 2. Mamie L., b July 14, 1879; d Aug. 16, 1901. [36-98] REV. JOSEPHUS M. WIEGNER, b June 23, 1856; d Apr. 21, 1909; s Charles and Catha¬ rine (Weiss) Wiegner [36-24] ; m Sept. 22, 1872, EMMA GRUVER, b Jan. 17, 1854; d Mar. 21, 1921; dau Henry and Susanna (Sames) Gruver. Clergyman; Bethlehem, Pa. Josephus M. Wiegner was the founder of the International Holiness Church in Bethlehem, having been its pastor from 1905 to 1909. One Child: ' Howard J., b Feb. 15, 1876; m [oo ^4o b J J 1. Viola V. Yerkes. 2. Harriet J. Frankett. [36-99] HENRY FRANKLIN WIEGNER, b Jan. 7, 1855; d July 16, 1908; s Henry and Anna (Briggs) Wiegner [36-25]; m June 11, 1876, MARY E. CROUSE, b Apr. 23, 1858. Res. (widow), 738}4 No. 4th St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): [36-244] 1. Annie Florence, b Aug. 12, 1880; m Jacob Gerber; Washington St., Freeland, Pa. [36-245] 2. Forrest F., b Dec. 24, 1886; m Annie E. Exner. [36-246] 3. Judson, b Sept. 27, 1888; m Montana Knepper. [36-247] 4. Mildred, b Feb. 28, 1897; m Robert S. Weidner. 5. Henry Franklin, b Apr. 30, 1900. [36-100a] MILES WIEGNER, s Henry and Anna (Briggs) Wiegner [36-25] ; m 1st, CORA BRIGGS ; 2d, [36-100b] m - ; had two children, John and Harry, who both died young. [ Unable to verify or complete.] [36-107] PENROSE WEBER, s Henry and Elizabeth (Wiegner) Weber [36-27] ; m ELIZABETH SARAH ANN JANE LOBACH. Res. So. Allentown, Pa. Children {2): [36-248] 1. Bertha, m Samuel Minnick; Allentown, Pa. [36-249] 2. Irwin H., m Minnie M. Hunsberger; So. Allentown, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [36-108] KATHARINE ELIZABETH YEAGER, b Oct. 21, 1848; dau Rev. Nathan and Mary (Miller) Yeager [36-28]; m Oct. 24, 1867, CHARLES H. BROWN, b Aug. 19, 1835; d July 24, 1899. Res. (widow), 1441 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D. C. (1920.) Charles H. Brown was Captain Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 435 of 28th Conn. Vol. during the Civil War; breveted Major and Colonel for gallant and meritorious service during the Siege of Port Hudson. He was Assistant Chief in the Bureau of Loans and Currency at the time of his death, July 24, 1899. One child: Marion F., b Feb. 2, 1869; d July 3, 1871. [36-111] MARY MATILDA YEAGER, b Feb. 27, 1854; dau Rev. Nathan and Mary (Miller) Yeager [36-28]; m May 30, 1902, VICTOR B. HALL, b Feb. 27, 1843; s Richard and Sarah (Noch) Hall. Physician. Allen’s, Hightstown, N. J. No children. (1920.) [36-113] ELLEN YEAGER DRUCKENMILLER, b Apr. 1, 1846; dau Nathan and Lovina (Yeager) Druckenmiller [36-30]; m July 19, 1863, TILGHMAN JOHN FAUST, b Nov. 7, 1841; d Dec. 3, 1903; s William and Lovina (Reef) Faust. Res. (widow), 835 Jackson St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Laura J., b Aug. 29, 1864; unm. [36-250] 2. George Byron, b May 20, 1866; m Helen M. Keeler. [36-251] 3. Mary Ellen, b Feb. 4, 1872; m Rev. I. B. Kurtz. 4. Nellie Bell, b Feb. 6, 1875; d Mar. 7, 1912. [36-114] CATHARINE E. DRUCKENMILLER, b Oct. 10, 1847; d Sept. 1866; dau Nathan and Lovina (Yeager) Druckenmiller [36-30]; m JOHN FREYLING. Children (2): 1. Irene; d young. 2. Lavina; d young. [ No further data.] [36-116] NATHAN TITUS DRUCKENMILLER, b Dec. 3, 1851; d 1901; s Nathan and Lovina (Yeager) Druckenmiller [36-30]; m Jan. 6, 1876, IDA MAY REIMER, b June 16, 1859; dau Aaron and Mary Ann (Coslar) Reimer. Miller; Stroudsburg, Pa. (1921.) One child: [36-252] Charles Clarke, b Apr. 19, 1881; m Catharine S. Williams. [36-117] JOSEPH Y. DRUCKENMILLER, b July 21, 1855; s Nathan and Lovina (Yeager) Druckenmiller [36-30]; m May 9, 1878, RACHEL TYSON HAMMEL, b Feb. 5, 1858; dau George and Hannah (Tyson) Haminel. Piano business, with James Beliak’s Sons, 1129 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. Res. Edge Hill, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): [36-253] 1. Florence S., b Mar. 29, 1880; m Rev. A. F. Von Tobel. [36-254] 2. Joseph Erie, b Dec. 26, 1885; m Amanda P. Franz; Edge Hill, Pa. Three children dead. [36-118a] SUSAN DRUCKENMILLER, b Sept. 1, 1857; d Sept. 28, 1917; dau Nathan and Lovina (Yeager) Druckenmiller [36-30] ; m JOHN FREDERICK SCHENCK. No children. [36-1 18b] SUSAN (DRUCKENMILLER) SCHENCK, same as above, m 2d time, MORRIS ALLEBACH. Lived at Coopersburg, Lehigh Co., Pa. One son: Sidney; Coopersburg, Pa. [36-1 18c] SUSAN (DRUCKENMILLER-SCHENCK) ALLEBACH, same as above, m 3d time, ANDREW DENGELHEISER. No children. [36-120] HENRIETTA DRUCKENMILLER, b Nov. 14, 1869; dau Nathan and Lovina (Yeager) Druckenmiller [36-30]; m Mar. 23, 1894, VICTOR OSWALD, b Apr. 14, 1865; s Victor Alfred and Aurelia (Hartman) Oswald. Paint contractor; 100 No. 9th St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): • [36-255] 1. Florence Lovina, b Oct. 27, 1896; m Royal Greason. 2. Charles, b Apr. 24, 1898; d Oct. 6, 1898. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 436 [36-121] MARTHA SUSANNA LANDIS, b Sept. 5, 1874; dau Peter M. and Susanna (Yeager) Landis [36-31]; rn Oct. 31, 1903, ALLEN KISNER, b Apr. 21, 1865; s Phillip and Caroline (Balliet) Kisner. Physician; 230 W. Broad St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children (4).' 1. Son, b May 13, 1905; stillborn. 2. Paul Landis, b July 9, 1906. 3. Allan Oscar, b Feb. 19, 1914. 4. Landis Balliet, b Aug. 10, 1917; d Oct. 31, 1918. [36-122] JENNIE YEAGER, b Mar. 23, 1879; dau William and Henrietta (Yeager) Yeager [36—32] ; m Oct. 28, 1897, HARVEY F. KERN, b May 7, 1869; d Nov. 12, 1919; s Samuel Y. and Emma (Ulrich) Kern. Carriage builder; Coopersburg, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Samuel, b Aug. 28, 1898. 2. Mildred, b Oct. 29, 1900. 3. Kenneth, b Nov. 7, 1902. 4. Ella, b May 17, 1905. 5. Conrad, b Sept. 14, 1909. 6. Martin Luther, b July 27, 1911. [36-123] CATHARINE WIEGNER, b Jan. 29, 1859; dau Nathan and Hannah Lucinda (Trollinger) Wiegner [36-33a]; m JOHN W. BOWMAN, b Apr. 8, 1860. Sassamansville, Pa. [Stauffer Gen.} Children (7): 1. Rosie W., b Dec. 15, 1882. 2. Mamie W., b Jan. 15, 1885. 3. Lizzie W., b Oct. 8, 1886. 4. Harvey W., b June 15, 1888; d May 22, 1890. 5. Katie W., b Apr. 19, 1890. 6. Leanna W., b Jan. 19, 1892. 7. Jacob W., b Mar. 31, 1895. [ Unable to locate or verify.} [36— 125a] JOEL H. WIEGNER, b Nov. 28, 1861; s William and Caroline (Hertzog) Wiegner [36-34] ; rn Nov. 16, 1886, ALICE N. JACOBY, b Nov. 16, 1867; d Mar. 7, 1896; dau Titus and Emma (Boughers) Jacoby. Merchant. [36-125b] JOEL H. WIEGNER, same as above, m Nov. 26, 1898, CLARA R. KRUSE, b July 30, 1874; dau John J. and Lydia (Kistler) Kruse. Bethlehem, Pa., 808 High St. (1920.) Children (3): 1. William K., b Aug. 3, 1899; 5146 Chancellor St., W. Phila., Pa. 2. A. Newton, b May 4, 1903; 808 High St., Bethlehem, Pa. 3. J. Robert, b Apr. 28, 1906; 808 High St., Bethlehem, Pa. [36-128] SALLIE WIEGNER, b Aug. 30, 1868; dau William and Caroline (Hertzog) Wiegner [36-34]; m Feb. 25, 1888, W. B. FRANK, b Mar. 27, 1862; s Philip and Philipina (Barndt) Frank. Wholesale Tobacco Dealer; E. Greenville, Pa. (1920.) One child: [36-256] Carrie Mae, b Aug. 30, 1890; m Robert S. Landis. [36-130] LAURA WIEGNER, b Apr. 11, 1874; dau William and Caroline (Hertzog) Wiegner [36-34]; in Nov. 25,— - , HENRY F. ALTHOUSE, b Oct. 28, - ; d Apr. — , 1871. Carpenter; E. Greenville, Pa. (1920.) Widow married again. [ Unable to complete.} Children ( 2 ): 1. Alda W., b Dec. 30, 1901; d Apr. 23, 1916. 2. Daniel S., b Feb. 5, 1905; E. Greenville, Pa. Plate The Hans Heinrich Yeakel [38-5] Cemetery at Hosensack, Pennsylvania. Plate 54 Five Generations of the Yeakel Family [38-46]: Great-great-grandmother, Mary Ann Heimbach Yeakel; great-grandfather, John H. Yeakel: grandfather, Charles H. Yeakel; father, Jonas Yeakel; and son, Ralph Yeakel. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 437 [36-131] GEORGE R. GREGORY, b Dec. 19, 1869; s Nathaniel and Matilda (Wiegner) Gregory [36-35]; m June 13, 1901, SALLIE A. ROTHENBERGER; dau Daniel and Rebecca (Helfrich) Rothenberger. Deputy County Treasurer; Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (4): 1. Homer L., b Apr. 19, 1903; U. S. Navy. 2. George W., b Mar. 5, 1906; Reading, Pa. 3. Matilda, b June 7, 1907; d Dec. 22, 1907. 4. Ruth Amelia, b June 28, 1910; Reading, Pa. [36-134] HELEN T. WIEGNER, dau Daniel and Susanna Wiegner [36-37]; m HIRAM KIRK. One child: [36-257] Irvin Wiegner, b Apr. 18, 1861; m Anna Hechler. [36-136] DANIEL A. WIEGNER, s Daniel and Susanna Wiegner [36-37]; m MARY S - . Lived in Reading, Pa. Will prob., 1908. Children (3): 1. Emma D., 2. Daniel, 3. William. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [36-137] NATHAN GEARY, b June 30, 1840; d June 13, 1915; s Samuel and Rebecca (Weaver) Gery [36-39]; m ELIZA SEIBERT, b Jan. 31, 1841; d Nov. 4, 1911; dau Benjamin and Elizabeth (Hartman) Seibert. Farmer. Germansville, Lehigh Co., Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): [36-258] 1. Emma, b Jan. 30, 1862; m Harry Kistler. [36-259] 2. James, b Apr. 18, 1863; m Sadie Hoppes. [36-260] 3. Elizabeth, b Sept. 28, 1864; m Josiah Krum. [36-137.1] SUSAN GERY, dau Daniel and - — (Matthias) Gery [36-40]; m HUGH WAS- SERMAN. [ Unable to verify or obtain complete data. At least three children .] Children (3): [36-260.1] 1. William, m; dec; no issue. [36-260.2] 2. Jennie; dec; m A1 Krause. [36-260.3] 3. Katie, m - Hall; R. F. D., Walnutport, Pa. [36-137.2] STEPHEN GERY, s Daniel and - (Matthias) Gery [36-40]; m SARAH QUEEN. Stephen Gery is dec (1918), but his widow lived at Walnutport, Pa., R. F. D. [ Unable to verify .] Children (4): 1. Oliver, single. [36-260.4] 2. Stephen, m. 3. John, single. 4. Irwin, single. [36-137.3] DANIEL GERY, s Daniel and - (Matthias) Gery [36-40]; m AMANDA SAEGER. [ Unable to verify or complete .] Children (3): 1. Erasmus; Bethlehem, Pa. 2. Charles, d young. 3. Wilson, d young. [36-137.4] MARIA GERY, dec; dau Daniel and — — — — - (Matthias) Gery [36-40]; m WILLIAM KANE. Lived in Walnutport, Pa. [ Unable to verify or complete .] [36-138] MARY ANN GEHRY, b Nov. 10, 1855; d Sept. 29, 1897; dau William and Eliza (Resh) Gehry [36-41]; m Nov. 30, 1872, PETER ADAM RABENOLD, b Feb. 9, 1851; d Nov. 21, 1906; Edna w> Beeeher< [36-223] JAMES E. HEILIG, b June 3, 1844; d Nov. 26, 1913; s Edward G. and Matilda W. (Lookingbill) Heilig [36—81 ] ; m Nov. 17, 1866, FANNIE F. WENSEL, b Aug. 24, 1845 ; d Oct. 10, 1892 ; dau William and Mary M. (Haldeman) Wensel. Children ( 2 ): [36-321. 7a] [36-321. 7b] 1. Emerson E., b Dec. 25, 1867; unm; 536 Farmington Ave., Pottstown, Pa. 1. Harry Skean. 2. Mary E., b July 4, 1875; m 2. Allen J. Epright. [36-224] ELMIRA MATILDA HEILIG, b July 29, 1845; dau William G. and Maria (Decker) Heilig [36-82a]; m Nov. 30, 1882, JONATHAN B. KEMMERER, b Dec. 5, 1831; d Feb. 3, 1920; s Henry and Salome (Blank) Kemmerer. Res. (widow), 828 Jackson St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: [36-321.8] Anna Estella, b May 28, 1885; m Edwin B. Gerlach. [36-225] MALARA EMMA HEILIG, b June 25, 1847; dau William G. and Maria (Decker) Heilig [36-82a]; m Aug. 11, 1883, G. H. LILLY, b June 10, 1846; d Dec. 8, 1903; s George and Anna M. (Keiper) Lilly. Res. (widow), 1021 Chestnut St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Florence E., b Jan. 21, 1884; d Feb. 8, 1890. [36-226] BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HEILIG, b Apr. 8, 1856; s William G. and Anna L. (Herber) Heilig [36-82b]; m Feb. 16, 1878, IDA JANE ERICH, b Oct. 26, 1857; dau John and Mary (Kincaid) Erich. Mason; 427 No. 5th St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (6): [36-321.12] 1. Annie May, b Dec. 26, 1878; d Dec. 18, 1911; m Frank Diehl; 143 No. 7th St., Allentown, Pa. 2. Harry Howard, b July 31, 1881; d May 21, 1882. Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 449 [36-321.11] [36-321.9] [36-321. 10a] [36-321. 10b] 3. William Franklin, b May 9, 1882; d June 21. 1917; m Elsie O. Johnson, Allentown, Pa. 4. John Herbert, b Jan. 21, 1884; m Margaret Shugar; 3313 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland, O. 1 _ „n t 7 r. ~ | 1. Herbert Fluck. ) 5. Ellen Jane, b Sept. 7, 1885; m ( 2 Ernest Johnson. 6. Robert James, b July 23, 1887; d Oct. 27, 1888. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [36-230] CALVIN K. GRABER, b Feb. 1, 1854; s Charles and Caroline (Knetz) Graber [36-86]; m Nov. 25, 1876, JULIA HOFFMAN, b Apr. 18, 1854; d Dec. 8, 1920. Farmer; Palm, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 8 ): [36-323] 1. Katie M., b May 5, 1877; m Harry Brey. [36-322] 2. Charles H., b Nov. 24, 1878; m Mabel L. Schultz. [36-324] 3. John E., b Aug. 11, 1882; m Carrie Treichler. [36-325] 4. Carrie J., b Oct. 14, 1883; d Oct. 7, 1911; m Walter Schmoyer; E. Greenville, Pa. [36-326] 5. Joseph C., b Aug. 25, 1886; m Olivia Heydt; E. Greenville, Pa. [36-327] 6. Willis R., b Mar. 24, 1890; m, Ella Seasholtz; Pennsburg, Pa. [36-328] 7. Latta G., b Feb. 4, 1893; m Frederick Diehl. [36-328.1] 8. Stella F., b May 20, 1894; m Frederick Eschbach. [36-232] ANNIE WANNER, b Jan. 14, 1864; dau - Wanner and Amelia Wiegner [36-90]; m Dec. 25, 1883, REMANDUS FLY, b Dec. 16, 1860; s Joseph and Lovina (Allen) Fly. Machinist; Quakertown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [36-329] 1. Walter W., b Mar. 11, 1886; d May 2, 1920; m Mabel M. Ott. [36-330] 2. Theodore, b Nov. 9, 1888; m Rosie Soliday. [36-331] 3. Horace W., b Oct. 16, 1891; m Elsie M. Hess. [36-233] REUBEN W. TRUMBOWER, b Mar. 13, 1868; s Samuel Trumbower and Amelia Wiegner [36-90]; m Sept. 17, 1892, SARAH WOHLBACH, b Oct. 8, 1873; dau William H. and Mary E. (Miller) Wohlbach. Laborer; Glendon, Easton, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Wilmer, b July 7, 1903; d Aug. 29, 1903. 2. Sadie, b Sept. 18, 1905. 3. Floyd, b May 5, 1908. [36-234a] SYBILLA TRAUGER, b Sept. 26, 1872; dau Samuel and Amelia (Wiegner) Trauger [36-90] ; m Dec. 16, 1892, FRANK C. KREWSEN ; s John W. and Cassie (Parsons) Krewsen. Lineman. (1920.) Children {2): 1. Wilmer E., b Jan. 16, 1893; d Apr. - [36-332] 2. Leslie R., b Mar. 26, 1894; m Mrs. Lizzie Moyer; New Hope, Pa. [36-234b] SYBILLA (TRAUGER) KREWSEN, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. — , 1900, CHARLES BLACK, b Jan. 5, 1880; s William R. and Flora (Moser) Black. Sawyer; Upper Black Eddy, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [36-333] 1. Thelma W., b Feb. 16, 1900; m Winfield S. Miller. [36-334] 2. Bertha M., b Feb. 28, 1901; m Lloyd Scheetz. 3. William R., b Feb. 22, 1902; d Aug. — , 1904. [36-235] IDA MOYER, dau Joseph and Catharine (Wiegner) Moyer [36-91] ; m — - BILLIARD. At least 3 daughters. [ Further data unobtainable.] [36-236] ELLA MOYER, b Apr. 17, 1880; dau Joseph and Catharine (Wiegner) Moyer [36-91]; m Apr. 14, 1906, SHINDEL WEILER, b July 5, 1880; s Albert S. and Mary A. (Walt) Weiler. En¬ gineer; Allentown, Pa. (1920.) No children. 450 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [36-237] NEWTON WIEGNER, b Sept, 10, 1889; s Levi and Mary (Hulshouzer) Wiegner [36-92] ; m Dec. 21, 1910, HELEN GLADYS MOYER, b Mar. 10, 1892; dau Charles W. and Sadie (Mellot) Moyer. Farmer and cigar maker; Perkasie, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Dorothy M., b Sept. 14, 1912. 2. Mary M., b Oct. 17, 1915. [36-238] LAURA MABEL KELLY, b Feb. 10, 1887; dau William M. and Ellamanda (Wiegner) Kelly [36-95]; m Feb. 24, 1912, EDWARD W. GRUN, b Jan. 31, 1889; .s Louis and Louisa (Montren) Grun. Window trimmer and decorator; 2913 No. 24th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Dorothy Wiegner | . - , ( Dec. 13, 1912. 2. Ruth Koder j ’ 1 Dec. 14, 1912. 3. Elva K., b Aug. 23, 1918. [36-239] ELSIE MARION KELLY, b Aug. 26, 1895; dau William M. and Ellamanda (Wiegner) Kelly [36-95]; m Oct. 4, 1916, AUGUSTE P. JENNINGS, b Aug. 20, 1893; s John Auguste and Sarah Jane (Clark) Jennings. Shipper; 2250 No. Bouvier St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Marion Violet, b Apr. 21, 1918. 2. Thelma C., b July 7, 1920. [36-242] CHARLES WILLIAM WIEGNER, b May 29, 1874; s James Adam and Rebecca S. (Kunstman) Wiegner [36-97]; m Dec. 19, 1907, EMMA A. KENNEL, b Apr. 7, 1874; dau John W. and Sarah (Brown) Kennel. Mfg. Chemist; President, Bromo Mint Co., Phila., Pa. Res. 4909 No. 17th St., Phila., Pa. No children. (1921.) [36-243a] HOWARD J. WIEGNER, b Feb. 15, 1876; s Josephus M. and Emma (Gruver) Wiegner [36-98]; m 1st, June 26, 1900, VIOLA V. YERKES, b June 23, 1880; dau Johnson A. and Mary (Maharg) Yerkes. Divorce granted to Howard J. Wiegner, Feb., 1908. One child: Eldredge Y., b Nov. 30, 1901. [36-243b] HOWARD J. WIEGNER, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 18, 1908, HARRIET J. FRANKETT, b Dec. 3, 1887; dau Ferdinand and Sarah (Hottenstine) Frankett. Architect, Bethle¬ hem, Pa. (1921.) One child: Howard J. Wiegner, Jr., b Dec. 6, 1911. [36-245] FORREST F. WIEGNER, b Dec. 24, 1886; s Henry F. and Mary E. (Crouse) Wiegner [36-99]; m Feb. 21, 1907, ANNIE E. EXNER, b May 21, 1880; dau John and Elena (Weinhauer) Exner. Locomotive engineer; 210 Bankway, Lehigh ton, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Raymond F., b Mar. 10, 1909. 2. Dorothy M., b Aug. 9, 1911. 3. John A., b May 28, 1915. [36-246] JUDSON WIEGNER, b Sept. 27, 1888; s Henry F. and Mary E. (Crouse) Wiegner [36-99]; m June 12, 1909, MONTANA KNEPPER, b Feb. 19, 1886. Machinist; 738^ N. 4th St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) No children. [36-247] MILDRED WIEGNER, b Feb. 28, 1897; dau Henry F. and Mary E. (Crouse) Wiegner [36-99]; m Feb. 27, 1915, ROBERT S. WEIDNER, b Feb. 18, 1891; s Moses K. and Ellen W. (Seibert) Weidner. Ribbon weaver; 221 No. 13th St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Marion Ellen, b Mar. 27, 1916; 221 No. 13th St., Allentown. 2. Alvena May, b Jan. 15, 1920; 221 No. 13th St., Allentown. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 451 [36-249] IRWIN HARRISON PENROSE WEBER, b Apr. 20, 1881; s Penrose and Elizabeth Sarah Ann Jane (Lobach) Weber [36-107]; m Oct. 14, 1905, MINNIE MINERVA HUNSBERGER, b Oct. 26, 1886; dau Abraham B. and Lucinda (Kehs) Hunsberger. Ribbon weaver; 734 St. John St., Allentown, Pa. One child: Warren H., b Apr. 29, 1906. [36-250] GEORGE BYRON FAUST, b May 20, 1866; s Tilghman J. and Ellen Y. (Druckenmiller) Faust [36-113]; m Feb. 27, 1901, HELEN MARY KEELER, b Mar. 5, 1873; dau Walter J. and Rebecca (Davis) Keeler. Clerk; 2513 Master St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: George Walter, b Sept. 23, 1902. [36-251] MARY ELLEN FAUST, b Feb. 4, 1872; dau Tilghman John and Ellen Y. (Druckenmiller) Faust [36-113]; m Oct. 9, 1894, REV. IRWIN B. KURTZ, b July 19, 1867; s Augustus and Elizabeth (Bishop) Kurtz. Clergyman, Pastor of Lutheran Church; Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Luther Augustus, b Feb. 17, 1896; d Apr. 14, 1897. 2. Irwin Faust, b Mar. 9, 1899. 3. Ellen Elizabeth, b June 27, 1900. [36-252] CHARLES CLARKE DRUCKENMILLER, b Apr. 19, 1881; s Nathan T. and Ida May (Reimer) Druckenmiller [36-116]; m Oct. 4, 1905, CATHARINE SHAFFER WILLIAMS, b Nov. 28, 1880; dau Louis Vail and Effie B. (Snyder) Williams. Office manager; 45 Norman St., E. Orange, N. J. (1921.) One child: Elizabeth Williams, b Mar. 2, 1909. [36-253] FLORENCE S. DRUCKENMILLER, b Mar. 29, 1880; dau Joseph Y. and Rachel Tyson (Hamel) Druckenmiller [36-117]; m Nov. 17, 1898, ALBERT F. VON TOBEL, D.D., b Apr. 16, 1869; s John Henry and Appolonia (Hitz) Von Tobel. Clergyman; Shelbyville, Ind. (1921.) No children. [36-254] JOSEPH ERLE DRUCKENMILLER, b Dec. 26, 1885; s Joseph Y. and Rachel Tyson (Hamel) Druckenmiller [36-117]; m Jan. 8, 1907, AMANDA PANCOAST FRANZ, b Feb. 27, 1884; dau E. Robert and Anna Margaret (Hinckle) Franz. Architect; Edge Hill, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Dorothy, b Dec. 18, 1907. 2. Amanda, b Feb. 1, 1912. 3. Joseph Erie, b Oct. 11, 1916; d Dec. 31, 1916. [36-255] FLORENCE LOVINA OSWALD, b Oct. 27, 1896; dau Victor and Henrietta (Drucken¬ miller) Oswald [36-120]; m May 3, 1919, ROYAL GREASON. Res. 226 N. Jefferson St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Jeannette Kendall, b Jan. 14, 1920. [36-256] CARRIE MAE FRANK, b Aug. 30, 1890; dau W. B. and Sallie (Wiegner) Frank [36-128]; m ROBERT S. LANDIS, b June 12, 1882; s Stephen Balliet and Ellen (Fry) Landis. 1222^2 Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Ruth Evelyn, b May 22, 1914. 2. William Stephen, b Jan. 15, 1916. [36-257] DR. IRVIN WIEGNER KIRK, b Apr. 18, 1861; s Hiram and Helen T. (Wiegner) Kirk [36-134]; m Mar. 19, 1884, ANNA HECHLER, b July 2, 1865; dau Elam and Carolina (Frederick) Hechler. Physician; Millville, N. J. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Carrie Helen, b Apr. 17, 1886; d Aug. 16, 1886. 2. Karl Stanley, b Feb. 23, 1892; d, Dec. 13, 1918. 452 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [36-258] EMMA GEARY, b Jan. 30, 1862; dau Nathan and Eliza (Seibert) Geary [36-137]; m HARRY KISTLER, b 1860; d 1901; s John Kistler. Lehighton, Pa. (1921.) One child: [36-334.1] Maurice, b Jan. 23, 1883; m Nelle Greenwood; S. 2d St., Lehighton, Pa. [36-259] JAMES GEARY, b Apr. 18, 1863; s Nathan and Eliza (Seibert) Geary [36-137]; ?n SADIE HOPPES, b Nov. 22, 1868; dau Joseph and Sarah (Sitt.ler) Hoppes. Germansville, Pa. (1921.) No children. [36-260] ELIZABETH GEARY, b Sept, 28, 1864; dau Nathan and Eliza (Seibert) Geary [36-137]; m Sept. 26, 1885, JOSIAH KRUM, b Feb. 2, 1862; s Edward and Mary (Snyder) Krum. Manager, Parryville Supply Co.; Parryville, Carbon Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. George Edward, b May 15, 1890; d Jan. 23, 1893. [36-335] 2. James Samuel, b Oct. 28, 1894; m Helen E. Searfoss. [36-261] LIBBIE ELLEN HANNAH RABENOLD, b Sept. 29, 1874; dau Peter A. and Mary Ann (Gehry) Rabenold [36-138]; m Oct. 15, 1896, CHARLES F. DEIBERT, b Jan. 18, 1874; s William H. and Sarah E. S. (Heilman) Deibert. Salesman; Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Mildred Mary Ann, b June 18, 1911. [36-261.2] ALICE ELIZA MAY RABENOLD, b May 8, 1879; dau Peter Adam and Mary Ann (Gehry) Rabenold [36-138]; m June 25, 1901, WILLIAM SINWELL, b Feb. 26, 1868; s John and Christina R. (Lerlin) Sinwell. Clerk, Orphan’s Court; Bethlehem, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Ruth C., b May 4, 1903. 2. Paul W., b Jan. 16, 1906. 3. Grace M., b Dec. 18, 1908. 4. Walter J., b Apr. 6, 1911. [36-261.3] AMOS WILLIAM RABENOLD, b Feb. 7, 1881; s Peter Adam and Mary Ann (Gehry) Rabenold [36-138]; m Feb. 14, 1907, LAURA SCHMOYER, b Aug. 22, 1884; dau Milton Alfred and Mary Ann (Heffner) Schmoyer. Farmer; R. F. D. 6, Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. - , b Oct. 27, 1908; d Oct. 30, 1908. 2. — - , b Nov. 19, 1911; stillborn. [36-261.4] ANNA MINNIE MINERVA RABENOLD, b Nov. 23, 1882; dau Peter Adam and Mary Ann (Gehry) Rabenold [36-138]; m Feb. 22, 1904, MILTON M. GRAMMES, b July 26, 1881; s William and Rosa Ann (Kuhnse) Grammes. Farmer; R. F. D. 1, Orefield, Pa. (1921.) No children. [36-261.8] HENRY H. GEARY, b Feb. 27, 1875; s Jonas and Ellen (Hollingshead) Geary [36-140]; m FRANCES LE PARD. Res. Fostoria, Ohio. Henry H. Geary is general manager of “The Fostoria Incandescent Lamp Division” — General Electric Company. (1919.) [36-261.9] ADA SCOTT GEARY, b Jan. 18, 1883; dan Jonas and Ellen (Hollingshead) Geary [36-140]; m Aug. 28, 1907, E. N. ZERN, b Mar. 11, 1879; s Edwin G. and Fietta (Snyder) Zern. Pittsburgh Editor; res. Grafton, Allegheny Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Edward, b Dec. 13, 1910. 2. Robert Allen, b Mar. 11, 1913. 3. Gordon Kay, b Aug. 2, 1917. [36-261.10] ANNIE EMELINE CARL, b Jan. 11, 1889; dau Charles Hillegass and Mary (Fox) Carl [36-142]; m May 17, 1907, TILGHMAN C. HOFFMAN, b Dec. 25, 1889. Sheet metal worker; 723 S. Hall St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Plate 55 Rev. Wynn Fairfield and Daisie Gehman Fairfield [38-348] with their daughter, Margaret Hull Fairfield Tai Ku, Shansi, China. Plate 56 John Lewis Masters, M. D. [43-240] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 453 Children ( 5 ): 1. Mildred Eliza, b Feb. 4, 1908. 2. Charles Amandus, b Jan. 12, 1911. 3. Eva Harvine, b June 2, 1913. 4. Earl Carl, b Dec. 17, 1914. 5. Lester Paul, b Apr. 17, 1917. [36-262] GEORGE WASHINGTON ROEDER, b Feb. 22, 1894; s Alfred S. and Alice J. (Carl) Roeder [36-148]; m Dec. 5, 1914, GERTRUDE HOFFMAN, b May 2, 1895; dau Alvin and Ellen (Hass) Hoffman. Cigar maker; E. Greenville, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Carl Hoffman, b Dec. 29, 1915. 2. Samuel Norman, b Jan. 8, 1918. [36-264] HEINRICH FRANKLIN SCHLICHER, b Nov. 6, 1864; s Henry and Emma (Gery) Sehlicher [36-153]; m Nov. 27, 1886, ELLEN C. SCHANKWEILER, b Nov. 23, 1864; dau Horatio and Lucelia (Bloch) Schankweiler. Motorman; 36 So. Howard St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (7): 1. Katie E., b Apr. 4, 1888; d Sept. 28, 1888. 2. Claude H., b Sept. 14, 1889; d Mar. 29, 1897. [36-335.1] 3. Wallace F., b Sept. 19, 1891; m Sarah Katzmire. [36-335.2] 4. Maude L., b June 24, 1894; m Warren Gaugler. [36-335.3] 5. Lillian M., b Oct. 5, 1897; m Selden Repsher. [36-335.4] 6. John H., b Apr. 13, 1900; m Sadie E. Cressman. 7. Estella M. A., b Apr. 21, 1904. [36-265] CLEMENT W. SCHLICHER, b Nov. 19, 1866; s Henry and Emma (Gery) Sehlicher [ 36—153] ; m Aug. 11, 1888, IDA WEIL, b Feb. 4, 1868; dau John H. and Sarah (Sallade) Weil. Mechan¬ ical engineer; E. Greenville, Pa. (1921.) Children (7): [36-335.5] 1. Elsie M., b Jan. 21, 1889; m Ard S. Barr. [36-335.6] 2. Ammon W., b Dec. 30, 1890; m Jennie Sell. 3. Sara E., b Oct. 31, 1892; E. Greenville, Pa. [36-335.7] 4. Irma B., b May 16, 1894; m Arthur Kranzley. [36-335.8] 5. Helen M., b Aug. 25, 1896; m, Isaac Hartzell. 6. Clement R., b Jan. 1, 1902; E. Greenville, Pa. 7. Adah C., b Dec. 5, 1903; E. Greenville, Pa. [36-266] JOHN A. SCHLICHER, b Mar. 8, 1868; s Henry and Emmaline (Gery) Sehlicher [36-153]; m EMMA K. STOUDT. E. Greenville, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Arthur, b Oct. 29, 1890; d May 11, 1892. 2. Florence S., b Mar. 5, 1892; d May 25, 1892. 3. Russell C., b Jan. 10, 1900; d Mar. 10, 1900. [36-267] CATHARINE SCHLICHER, b June 2, 1871 ; dau Henry and Emmaline (Gery) Sehlicher [36—153] ; m June 2, 1888, HARRY W. NAGLE, b Mar. 27, 1864; s William L. and Mary B. (Wetzel) Nagle. Boilermaker; 1538^2 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (J); [36-335.9] 1. William H., b Sept. 19, 1889; m Sadie Fenstermaker. [36-335.10] 2. Clarence R., b Nov. 9, 1891; in Minnie Everett; 822 N. 5th St. , Allentown, Pa. [36-335.11] 3. Emma F., b Dec. 29, 1893; m Claude E. Roth; 1538 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. 4. Edward G., b Oct. 6, 1895; unm; 1538 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. [36-268.1] MARY E. SCHLICHER, b Nov. 17, 1867; d Feb. 10, 1904; dau Edwin K. and Sarah (Smith) Sehlicher [36-154]; m Mar. 14, 1894, J. H. SWAYING, M.D., b Aug. 15, 1867; d Dee. 30, 1914; 454 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families s Dr. John C. and Emma (Brumeyer) Swaving. Physician; Pottsville, Pa.; resided at 501 Garfield Ave. Dr. Swaving was Senior Surgeon of the Pottsville, Pa., Hospital and Consulting Surgeon for Schuylkill Co. Children (2): 1. Frances A., b Feb. 26, 1895; unm; 7 N. 5th St., Pottsville, Pa. 2. Grace Marielle, b Aug. 24, 1898; unm; 7 N. 5th St., Pottsville, Pa. [36-268.2] S. EFFIE SCHLICHER, b June 9, 1870; dau Edwin K. and Sallie (Smith) Schlicher [36-154]; m June 18, 1890, LOUIS F. STOFFREGEN, b Jan. 19, 1866; d Jan. 8, 1919; s George Louis and Mary Ann (Buzzard) Stoffregen. Pharmacist. Widow lives at Spangler, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Louis Edwin, b May 30, 1894; Spangler, Pa. 2. Sarah Margaret, b Apr. 26, 1897 ; Spangler, Pa. 3. Robert Frederick, b Nov. 26, 1901; Spangler, Pa. [36-268.3] CHARLES EDWIN SCHLICHER, b Jan. 9, 1881; s Edwin K. and Sallie (Smith) Schlicher [36-154] ; m Aug. 4, 1903, ESTHER FISHER, b Dec. 25, 1880; dau Charles and Ellen (Fisher) Fisher. Civil and mining engineer; res. Spangler, Pa. (1922.) One child: Mary Catharine, b June 8, 1905. [36-274] JENNIE MOYER, b Sept. 20, 1884; dau George and Elizabeth (Schlicher) Moyer [36-157]; m July 27, 1904, MELVIN GERHART, b May 23, 1883; s Tobias and Maria (Schiffert) Gerhart. Confectioner; Quakertown, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Esther E., b Feb. 18, 1905. 2. Emmanuel, b Aug. 24, 1907. 3. Abel, b July 29, 1909. 4. Mary, b Sept. 24, 1910. [36-275] MARY IDA HUFF, b Sept. 11, 1866; dau Jerry and Emma (Schlicher) Huff [36-158]; m July 17, 1905, HARRY BUCKLER WARNER, b Feb. 16, 1874; s Frank and Ruth Ida Warner. Sales manager; 38 East Ave., Hagerstown, Md. No children. (1921.) [36-276] KATE HUFF, b Feb. 8, 1870; dau Jerry and Emma (Schlicher) Huff [36-158]; m Oct. 27, 1887, SYDNEY FOCHT, b May 18, 1868; s Jacob and Anna Maria (Stetley) Focht. Cigar maker; 2620 N. Hollywood St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (4): 1. Harry, b Mar. 24, 1889; d Aug. 11, 1889. [36-336] 2. Walter, b Sept. 9, 1890; m Crissie Wilson. [36-337] 3. Robert, b Mar. 18, 1899; m Edith Wurster. 4. Edna, b Oct. 20, 1909; 2620 N. Hollywood St., Phila., Pa. [36-278] EMMA F. HUFF, b Dec. 30, 1873; dau Jerry and Emma (Schlicher) Huff [36-158]; m Dec. 6, 1898, WILLIAM BOOR, b Oct. 11, 1877; s Peter and Fredicha (Zuschnitt) Boor. Plumber; 5945 N. Park Ave., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Paul, b Mar. 24, 1900. 2. Thomas, b Sept. 16, 1903. 3. Harry, b Aug. 5, 1910; d Feb. 5, 1911. 4. Ruth, b Mar. 6, 1914. [36-279] GEORGE E. HUFF, b Dec. 11, 1875; s Jerry and Emma (Schlicher) Huff [36-138]; m Nov. 23, 1910, ALICE MAY MAGARGAL, b Aug. 24, 1884; dau I. Muton and Annie B. (Robinson) Magargal. Cigarmaker; No. Marshall St., Perkasie, Pa. (1921.) Children (4): 1. Alice May, b Mar. 12, 1912. 2. George Edwin, b July 16, 1914. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 455 3. Warren Thomas, b Apr. 19, 1917. 4. Annie Robinson, b Oct. 4, 1919. [36-280] ALICE HUFF, b Dec. 14, 1879; dau Jerry and Emma (Schlicher) Huff [36-158]; m Jan. 3, 1906, STEPHEN KILPATRICK, b Nov. 12, 1883; s Joseph and Jane (Mercer) Kilpatrick. Core¬ maker; 407 Garfield Ave., Palmyra, N. J. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Warren T., b Oct. 21, 1906. 2. Edith M., b July 5, 1909. [36-280.1] FLORENCE HUFF, b Mar. 24, 1884; dau Jerry and Emma (Schlicher) Huff [36-158]; m Apr. 29, 1920, WILLIAM 0. FLOUNDERS, b Jan. 27, 1879; s Kenard and Elizabeth (Maguire) Flounders. Sheet metal worker; 2924 N. Bambrey St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: Harry Warner, b Jan. 22, 1921. [36-280.2] CHARLES HUFF, b Feb. 10, 1888; s Jerry and Emma (Schlicher) Huff [36-158]; m Sept. 28, 1912, MARY BALMER, b Aug. 5, 1886; dau Lincoln B. and Laura S. (Shafer) Balmer. Plumber; 135 No. Ambler St., Quakertown, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Charles, Jr., b Feb. 17, 1914. 2. Robert B., b Jan. 12, 1921. [36-291] MAGGIE SCHLICHER, b Nov. 16, 1886; d May 28, 1917; dau Samuel and Lena (Simon) Schlicher [36—163] ; m Apr. 11, 1914, MYRON T. FETTERMAN. Bookkeeper and cashier; 205. No. 7th St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Harold L., b Sept. 3, 1916; Pennsburg, Pa. [36-292] KATIE SCHLICHER, b June 24, 1880; daw Samuel and Lena (Simon) Schlicher [36-163]; m Feb. 23, 1910, JOHN WAGNER, b July 26, 1881; s John and Katherine (Wendler) Wagner. Tire finisher; Pennsburg, Pa. (1921.) No children. [36-295] AMANDA E. FETZER, b May 27, 1867; dau Edwin and Maria Etta (Schlicher) Fetzer [36—168] ; m May 19, 1888, JOHN C. KLEINSMITH, b May 13, 1865. Farmer ; R. F. D. 5, Pottstown, Pa. (1921.) Children (11): [36-338] 1. Clara Katharine, b Mar. 8, 1890; m Jacob S. Schaeffer. [36—339] 2. George William, b Jan. 26, 1892; m Verna Bachman; Reading, Pa. 3. Claude Edwin, b June 23, 1894; d Dec. 25, 1896. [36-340] 4. Chester F., b June 21, 1895; m Louisa L. Hafer. 5. Howard E., b Apr. 24, 1898; unm; R. F. D. 1, Boyertown, Pa. [36-341] 6. Minnie M., b Aug. 12, 1900; m Ben. Baylor. 7. John H., Jr., b Feb. 26, 1902. 8. Bertha A., b Mar. 29, 1903; d Sept. 5, 1903. 9. Jacob S., b May 3, 1905. 10. Mabel E., b Feb. 1, 1907. 11. Walter H., b Sept. 5, 1909. [36-296] CATHARINE FETZER, b Oct. 8, 1868; dau Edwin and Maria Etta (Schlicher) Fetzer [36—168] ; m Feb. 28, 1888, EDWARD LUCAS, b May 31, 1868; s James and Fianna (Dennis) Lucas. 236 No. 16th St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (8): [36-342] 1. Esther A., b Jan. 23, 1894; m Charles F. Shellhamer. [36-343] 2. Grace I., b Dec. 15, 1895; m Earle J. Keck; Allentown, Pa. 3. Lillian K., b Aug. 3, 1897. 4. Lewis E., b June 2, 1902. 5. Ruth M. F., b Jan. 9, 1904. 6. William H., b Feb. 6, 1906. 7. George H., b Apr. 18, 1908. 8. Robert H., b Jan. 18, 1910. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 456 [36-297] AGNES FETZER, b Oct. 4, 1871 ; d May 27, 1920; dau Edwin and Maria Ella (Schlicher) Fetzer [36-168]; m May 21, 1898, HORACE S. RUFE, b Feb. 12, 1872; s David and Susanna (Guth) Rufe. 241 No. 12th St.., Allentown, Pa. No children. (1921.) [36-297.1] CORA L. SCHLICHER, b Aug. 2, 1878; dau Levinus and Martha (Fegley) Schlicher [36-169]; m Nov. 1, 1906, CHARLES W. WIESER, b Mar. 17, 1879; s Jonathan and Caroline (Eisen- hart) Wieser. Locomotive fireman; 424 Iron St., Easton, Pa. No children. (1921.) [36-297.2] WALTER F. SCHLICHER, b Sept. 3, 1887; s Levinus and Martha (Fegley) Schlicher [36-169]; m Feb. 28, 1914, MABEL B. MOYER, b Nov. 2, 1885; dau Woodward and Emma (Berk- heimer) Moyer* Textile worker; Royersford, Pa. No children. (1921.) [36-297. 3a] ANNIE M. SCHLICHER, b Nov. 5, 1871 ; dau Nelson and Ellamanda (Bortz) Schlicher [ 36—170] ; m 1st time, WILLIAM REESE, s John Reese. Wood Carver. One child: [36-344] Harold R., b Sept. 6, 1891; m Emma Evans. [36-297. 3b] ANNIE M. (SCHLICHER) REESE, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 21, 1893, HARRY BALLIET, b Nov. 29, 1873; s Edward L. and Isabelle (Royer) Balliet. Hotel man; Park Hotel, Hanover Ave., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children {12): [36-345] 1. Bella Bertha, b June 11, 1894; m Earl Nagle. [36-346] 2. Hettie Eva, b Feb. 17, 1896; m James Witemeyer. £ E,la“ra 1 6 s^' 26' 1898: t JAp"e % S 5. Stella Minerva, b July 25, 1900. 6. Edward Lewis, b Jan. 5, 1903. 7. Charles Christian, b May 1, 1905. 8. Mae Irene, b Dec. 5, 1907. 9. S. Margaret Elizabeth, b Jan. 17, 1910. 10. Robert Raymond Paul, b Oct. 3, 1913; d Dec. 26, 1915. 11. Frances Helen, b Nov. 23, 1914. 12. James Nelson, b Sept. 6, 1917. [36-297.4] ELLA J. SCHLICHER, b Oct. 10, 1874; d Apr. 16, 1914; dau Nelson and Ellamanda (Bortz) Schlicher [36-170]; m Nov. 19, 1892, GEORGE J. FINK, b Jan. 28, 1878; d Oct. 23, 1902. Children ( 5 ): 1. Claude N., b Jan. 19, 1895; single; 714 Florence St., Allentown, Pa. 2. Stanley C., b May 21, 1896; single; 714 Florence St., Allentown, Pa. 3. Frances F., b Sept. 30, 1897; single; 714 Florence St., Allentown, Pa. 4. Earle E., b Apr. 14, 1900; single; 714 Florence St., Allentown, Pa. 5. Viola W., b Sept. 20, 1902; single; 714 Florence St., Allentown, Pa. [36-297.5] WILLIAM B. D. SCHLICHER, b Sept. 6, 1883; s Nelson and Ellamanda (Bortz) Schlicher [36-170]; m Aug. 19, 1905, BLANCHE C. KERCHNER, b May 30, 1888. Butcher; 250 S. 5th St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Ruth M., 6 Feb. 2, 1906. 2. Nelson G., b Jan. 5, 1909; d Aug. 21, 1919. 3. Kenneth F., b June 27, 1912. 4. Kermit W., b Dec. 30, 1914. 5. Arline M., b July 27, 1917. 6. Louis J., b Nov. 30, 1920. [36-297.6] CLARA A. SCHLICHER, b May 4, 1881; dau Nelson and Ellamanda (Bortz) Schlicher [36-170]; rn Aug. 17, 1899, WILLIAM S. MINK, b Jan. 16, 1879. Laborer; 732 Florence St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 457 Children (6): 1. Mary E., b Dec. 21, 1900. 2. Oswin E., b June 14. 1908. 3. Raymond E., b Oct. 30, 1911. 4. Verna V., b Feb. 2, 1913. 5. William S., b Aug. 16, 1918. 6. Gladys M., b Jan. 11, 1921. [36-299] ELLA MAY MAURER, b Sept. 4, 1877 ; dau Jacob and Diana (Schlicher) Maurer [36-172] ; m Sept. 2, 1899, W. CLAYTON ANDERSON, b Oct. 9, 1875; s H. G. and Martha M. (Brant) Ander¬ son. Stove plate moulder; Royersford, Pa. (1921.) One child: Paul W., b Apr. 29, 1902. [36-300a] ANNIE MAURER, b July 14, 1879; dau Jacob and Diana (Schlicher) Maurer [36-172]; m Oct. 1, 1904; HARVEY J. DUNKELBERGER, b Sept. 3, 1878; d Feb. 24, 1919; s Franklin and Sophia Dunkelberger. Cabinet maker; Royersford, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Roy E., b Aug. 18, 1906; d June 2, 1916. 2. Earl M., b Apr. 5, 1910; d Oct. 11, 1918. [36-300b] ANNIE (MAURER) DUNKELBERGER, same as above, m 2d time, June 2, 1920, CLARENCE W. BERTOLET, b Nov. 10, 1876; s Joseph M. and Maggie (Hartman) Bertolet. Stove moulder; 436 Washington Ave., Royersford, Pa. (1921.) [36-300.1] WILLIAM L. MAURER, b Oct. 30, 1881; s Jacob and Diana (Schlicher) Maurer [36-172]; m Mar. 24, 1906, ELLA STAUFFER, b Sept. 26, 1884; dau John and Rebecca (Shupe) Stauffer. Carpenter; 438 Washington St., Royersford, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Grace, b Jan. 27, 1907. 2. William A., b Nov. 5, 1908. [36-300.2] DANIEL MAURER, b Feb. 3, 1876; s Jacob and Diana (Schlicher) Maurer [36-172]; m June 22, 1903, LAURA VIRGINIA BROWNBACK, b July 8, 1884; dau Doremus and Ella Virginia (Bisbing) Brownback. 338 Washington St., Royersford, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Anna Marian, b July 27, 1904. 2. Horace Jacob, b June 7, 1912. 3. Donald Allen, b Nov. 20, 1919. [36-300.4] CLINTON SCHUECK, b June 20, 1885; s William and Amanda (Schlicher) Schueck [36—178] ; m Mar. 6, 1909, MINNIE BAUER, b Jan. 17, 1889; dau Henry B. and Emma F. (Moyer) Bauer. Silk weaver; Alburtis, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Idella M., b June 22, 1909. 2. Nevin W., b Oct. 14, 1910. 3. Luella M., b Mar. 20, 1913; d Feb. 22, 1914. 4. Clinton E., Jr., b Dec. 14, 1918. 5. Earl L., b Jan. 4, 1920. [36-300.5] HOWARD SCHUECK, b Aug. 26, 1887; s William and Amanda (Schlicher) Schueck [36-178]; m HELEN HILBERT. Alburtis, Pa. (1921.) One child: Ruth, b Sept. 13, 1920. [36-300.6] CORA SCHUECK, b Jan. 31, 1889; dau William and Amanda (Schlicher) Schueck [36—178] ; m WALTER SNYDER, b Feb. 14, 1888; s John and Elementa (Reitz) Snyder. Alburtis, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Evelyn, b Apr. 21, 1908. 2. Ruth, b Nov. 16, 1909. 458 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [36-300.8] WILLIAM SCHUECK, JR., b Oct. 5, 1897; s William and Amanda (Schlicher) Schueck [36-178]; m Oct. 12, 1918, HELEN GERY, b Mar. 6, 1898; dau William P. B. and Rosa R. (Long) Gery. Machinist; Alburtis, Pa. (1921.) No children. [36-301] JOHN F. C. STEINMAN, b Nov. 22, 1872; s James A. and Fianna (Christman) Steinman [36-181]; m June 23, 1906, LAURA JANE YEAKEL, b Dec. 15, 1876; dau Joseph Z. and Susanna E. (Carl) Yeakel [38-251]. E. Greenville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Paul Franklin, b Apr. 18, 1911. [36-302] KATIE S. STEINMAN, b Feb. 5, 1871; dau James A. and Fianna M. J. (Christman) Steinman [36-181]; m Dec. 21, 1901, MILTON HOHL, b Oct. 5, 1872; s Charles and Louisa (Harner) Hohl. Cigar maker; East Greenville, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Vida W., b Nov. 16, 1902. 2. Mildred F., b July 8, 1905. 3. Charlottie C., b Mar. 22, 1911. 4. Esther S., b Sept. 18, 1914. [36-303] M. AGNES STEINMAN, b Jan. 1, 1877 ; dau James A. and Fianna (Christman) Steinman [36-181]; m Feb. 16, 1901, ELMER H. FETTERMAN, b Nov. 14, 1876; s Leon and Sarah (Mohr) Fetterman. Farmer; Palm, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Marguerite L., b July 29, 1903. 2. James L., b Apr. 24, 1907. 3. Florence V., b Sept. 8, 1910. 4. Elmer R., b Oct. 8, 1913. [36-304] CHARLES G. STEINMAN, b Sept. 5, 1886; s James A. and Fianna (Christman) Steinman [36-181]; m Feb. 28, 1908, KATIE S. RAUDENBUSH, b Mar. 12, 1889; dau Edwin S. and Catharine (Schantz) Raudenbush [149-88]. Cigarmaker; Pennsburg, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Charles Willard, b Oct. 8, 1908. 2. Rena Arvona, b Sept. 14, 1911. 3. Margaret Anna, b Dec. 30, 1919. [36-306] LOTTIE J. STEINMAN, b Feb. 28, 1884; dau James A. and Fianna M. J. (Christman) Steinman [36-181]; m June 8, 1907, CALVIN FREED, b Dec. 16, 1882; s John J. and Emma (Heist) Freed. Ribbon weaver; E. Greenville, Pa. (1921.) One child: Carrie V., b May 6, 1912. [36-307] JAMES E. STEINMAN, b Apr. 6, 1879; s James A. and Fianna (Christman) Steinman [36-181]; m Oct. 10, 1908, CARRIE I. TRUMP, b June 18, 1884; dau Percival L. and Mary (Brey) Trump. Salesman; 812>^ N. 8th St., Allentown, Pa. No children. (1921.) [36-309.2] EUGENE F. GERY, b Jan. 6, 1898; s John M. and Alice (Moyer) Gery [36-190]; m Jan. 6, 1917, MAMIE V. MEAS, b Nov. 28, 1899; dau Howard F. and Rosa A. (Hess) Meas. Machinist; R. F. D., Quakertown, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Leland E., b July 7, 1917. 2. Dorothy I., b Dec. 6, 1919. [36-311] CARRIE MILLER, b Apr. 13, 1888; dau James H. and Veleria (Antrim) Miller [36-192]; m Nov. 24, 1909, HENRY R. GERHART, b Nov. 28, 1882; s Milton Gerhart. E. Greenville, Pa. (1919.) No children. [36-312] EMMA A. MILLER, b Jan. 6, 1893; dau James H. and Veleria (Antrim) Miller [36-192]; m Feb. 23, 1915, RAYMOND SAYLOR, b July 29, 1894; s John K. Saylor. Cigarmaker; Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) No children. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 459 [36-313] MISSOURIA MAY MILLER, b May 2, 1885; dau Sorado and Emma (Antrim) Miller [36-193]; m July 2, 1904, GUY G. SANDS, b Dec. 29, 1880; s John F. Sands. Silk worker; E. Green¬ ville, Pa. (1917.) Children (8): 1. John S., b Dec. 24, 1904. 2. Milton J., b July 5, 1906. 3. Laura E., b Jan. 18, 1909. [36-314] LULU OLEDO MILLER, b Jan. 11, 1887; dau Sorado and Emma (Antrim) Miller [36-193] ; m June 15, 1907, JOHN H. GOTTSHALL, b May 8, 1885; s Jonathan Gottshall. Cigarmaker; Coopersburg, Pa. No children. (1917.) [36-315] RALPH SORADO MILLER, b Dec. 5, 1888; s Sorado and Emma (Antrim) Miller [36- 193]; m Apr. 30, 1910, IDA LOUISA STERNER, b Sept. 29, 1894; dau Francis S. Sterner. Barber; Coopersburg, Pa. (1917.) Children (8): 1. Evelyn Irene, b Oct. 2, 1910. 2. Lillian Oledo, b Mar. 26, 1912. [36-316] AMOS FRANKLIN MILLER, b June 30, 1892; s Sorado and Emma (Antrim) Miller [ 36—193] ; m June 30, 1915, FLORENCE RITTER, b Mar. 14, 1894; dau Henry A. Ritter. Clerk; Coopersburg, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Kathryn 2. Emma triplets, b Mar. 17, 1916. 4. Dora 4. Elmina Elouise, b Dec. 6, 1917. [36-317] ROBERT EDWIN ALBRIGHT, b Jan. 7, 1895; s Dr. R. S. and Jennie (Antrim) Albright [36-195]; m Apr. 8, 1917, HELEN J. MEGAHAN, b Jan. 25, 1893; dau J. R. and Margaret (Holder- baum) Megahan. Instructor, Commercial Dep’t, High School, Pueblo, Col.; res. 2603 6th Ave., Pueblo, Col. (1920.) No children. [36-317.1] CHARLES HEYDT, b Sept. 2, 1890; d May 31, 1916; s Nathaniel and Leah (Frank) Heydt [36-204]; m Sept. 28, 1912, JENNIE BAUS ALTHOUSE, b Mar. 23, 1890; d Jan. 25, 1921; dau Samuel S. and Sarah E. (Baus) Althouse [62-17]. Station agent; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1922.) One child: Ernest Nelson, b Apr. 23, 1913; East Greenville, Pa. [36-317.2] SENORIA J. CARLISA, 6 Sept. 1, 1899; dau John W. and Mamie (Sassaman) Carlisa [36-214a]; m Nov. 22, 1919, GORDON R. CLARKE, b July 22, 1899; s Charles J. and Margaret (Gordon) Clarke. Credit manager; 2510 Polk St., Chicago, Ill. (1921.) No children. [36-320] CHARLES C. FESHER, b Apr. 16, 1876; s Dr. O. H. and Mary A. (Heilig) Fesher [36-218]; m June 5, 1900, JENNIE A. GARBER, b June 1, 1880; dau Jos. S. and Mary (Sembling) Garber. Draftsman; 511 No. Charlotte St., Pottstown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Charles Leonard, b Sept. 21, 1903. [36-321] LESTER L. FESHER, b June 18, 1878; s Dr. O. H. and Mary A. (Heilig) Fesher [36-218]; m Sept. 6, 1900, ANNIE E. GARBER, b Aug. 31, 1877 ; dau Joseph S. and Mary A. (Sembling) Garber. Draftsman; 1132 High St., Pottstown, Pa. (1921.) No children. [36-321.1] S. EDWARD HEILIG, b Dec. 20, 1875; s George E. and Deborah B. (Bertolet) Heilig [ 36— 21 9a] ; m July 18, 1898, MINNIE SYBILLA WILSON, b Jan. 3, 1876; dau Charles F. and Anna M. (Cannon) Wilson. Dentist; 1984 E. Ninth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. (1921.) One child: Ruth Evelyn, b June 30, 1904. [36-321.2] RALPH BERTOLET HEILIG, b Aug. 13, 1882; s George E. and Deborah B. (Bertolet) Heilig [36-219a]; rn Feb. 15, 1905, ANNA ELISE ZIMMER, b June 24, 1883; dau John and Virginia (Taverney) Zimmer. Secretary; 5221 No. 15th St., Phila., Pa. No children. (1921.) 460 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families [36-321.3] EDWARD H. MEHLHOUSE, b Feb. 10, 1877; s Cornelius and Laura V. (Heilig) Mehlhouse [36-220]; m Nov. 29, 1905, ELLA JEPSON PHIFER, b Nov. 26, 1878; dau James and Mary E. (Jepson) Phifer. Clerk; Pottstown, Pa. No children. (1921.) [36-321.4] ROY A. MEHLHOUSE, b June 21, 1878; s Cornelius H. and Laura V. (Heilig) Mehl¬ house [36-220]; m June 6, 1902, GERTRUDE NEELY. Conductor; Bridgeport, Pa. (1921.) One child: Joseph R., b Nov. 15, 1903. [36-321.5] RAYMOND BRENDLINGER, b Apr. 13, 1883; s Morris and Agnes Roberta (Heilig) Brendlinger [36-222]; m CLARA HOFFMAN, dec; Pottstown, Pa. No children. (1921.) [36-32 1.6a] LEON H. BRENDLINGER, b Apr. 23, 1889; s Morris and Agnes Roberta (Heilig) Brendlinger [36-222]; m May 7, 1910, EVA I. EVANS, b July 8, 1890; d June 30, 1920; dau Lewis and Elizabeth (Sembling) Evans. One child: L. Douglas, b Feb. 2, 1920; d Feb. 2, 1920. [36-321. 6b] LEON H. BRENDLINGER, same as above, m 2d time, Aug. 17, 1921, EDNA W. BEECHER, b Jan. 8, 1890; dau William A. and Laura (Whitman) Beecher. Office manager; Potts¬ town, Pa. (1921.) No children. [36-327. 7a] MARY E. HEILIG, b July 4, 1875; dau James E. and Fannie F. (Wensel) Heilig [36-223]; m 1st time, HARRY SKEAN. One child: [36-347] Lewis, b Aug. 28, 1894; m Minerva Kramer. [36-321.7b] MARY E. (HEILIG) SKEAN, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 9, 1899, ALLEN J. EPRIGHT, b May 6, 1872; s Samuel and Margrette (Krouse) Epright. Expert stove moulder; Sinking Springs, Berks Co., Pa. (1921.) Children (8): 1. Daughter, b Mar. 7, 1900; stillborn. 2. William James E., b Sept. 10, 1901; d Feb. 13, 1902. 3. Samuel E., b Jan. 11, 1903; 23d Inf. Co. L. ; Camp Travis, Tex. 4. Ruth Naomi, b Jan. 5, 1905. 5. Dorothy M., b Jan. 30, 1907; d Aug. 6, 1907. 6. Joseph I., b Aug. 2, 1908. 7. A. Theodore, b Sept. 8, 1910. 8. Elmer W., b Feb. 18, 1913. [36-321.8] ANNA ESTELLA KEMMERER, b May 28, 1885; dau Jonathan B. and Elmira Matilda (Heilig) Kemmerer [36-224]; m Nov. 30, 1905, EDWIN B. GERLACH, b Sept. 6, 1884; s E. J. and Sara Ann (Hartzell) Gerlach. Gerlach’s Delivery; S. Penn St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (8): 1. Edwin J., b June 25, 1906. 2. Marie L., b Apr. 3, 1909. 3. Anna E. j twi b 0ct 23 1911 4. Alma S. j 5. Emma M., b June 16, 1914. 6. Richard J., b Oct. 28, 1915. 7. Dorothy I., b Feb. 11, 1917. 8. Herbert J., b June 5, 1918; d Sept. 28, 1918. [36-322] CHARLES H. GRABER, b Nov. 24, 1878; s Calvin K. and Julia (Hoffman) Graber [36-230]; m June 6, 1908, MABEL L. SCHULTZ, b Mar. 16, 1885; dau Samuel S. and Amanda (Roberts) Schultz [149-67]. Farmer; E. Greenville, Pa. (1918.) Children (3 ) : 1. Francis Charles, b Jan. 15, 1909. 2. Paul Calvin, b Feb. 7, 1911. 3. Ruba May, b Aug. 6, 1912. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 461 [36-323] KATIE M. GRABER, b May 5, 1877; dau Calvin K. and Julia (Hoffman) Graber [36- 230]; m Feb. 12, 1898, HARRY BREY, b June 9, 1876. Ice man; 831 Elm St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Warren O., b Nov. 19, 1898; 831 Elm St., Reading, Pa. [36-348] 2. Florence M., b Apr. 2, 1900; m Warren M. Wagner. 3. Norman C., b Mar. 8, 1902. [36-349] 4. Edna M., b Mar. 20, 1904; m Joseph Smith; 312 Cedar St., Reading, Pa. 5. Clarence E., b Oct. 16, 1905. 6. Elwood H., b May 15, 1908. [36-324] JOHN E. GRABER, b Aug. 11, 1882; s Calvin K. and Julia (Hoffman) Graber [36-230]; rn Dec. 22, 1906, CARRIE TREICHLER, b Mar. 26, 1888; dau David and Maria (Schantz) Treichler. Laborer; Palm, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Elmer E., b June 19, 1907. 2. Harry R., b Dec. 23, 1909. [36-328] LATTA G. GRABER, b Feb. 4, 1893; dau Calvin K. and Julia (Hoffman) Graber [36-230]; rn Dec. 24, 1910, FREDERICK DIEHL, b May 16, 1891; s Horace S. and Amenda (Miller) Diehl. Carpenter; E. Greenville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Dorothy M., b May 18, 1916; E. Greenville, Pa. [36-328.1] STELLA F. GRABER, b May 20, 1894; dau Calvin K. and Julia (Hoffman) Graber [36-230]; m Dec. 24, 1913, FREDERICK ESCHBACH, b Feb. 28, 1894; s William R. and Annie (Conrad) Eschbach. Telegraph operator; Chapel, Pa. (1920.) Children (4).' 1. Grace Mildred, b June 10, 1914. 2. Clarence Frederick, b Mar. 14, 1916. 3. Pearl Florence, b July 2, 1917. 4. Fern Verna, b July 31, 1919. [36-329] WALTER W. FLY, b Mar. 11, 1886; d May 2, 1920; s Remandus and Annie (Wanner) Fly [36-232]; m Dec. 14, 1907, MABEL MAE OTT, b May 21, 1889; dau Levi and Susan (Nusbickle) Ott. Cigarmaker. Widow; 23 Marshall St., Perkasie, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Arthur Russell, b June 20, 1908. 2. Leroy Llewellyn, b June 13, 1915. [36-330] THEODORE FLY, b Nov. 9, 1888; s Remandus and Annie (Wanner) Fly [36-232]; rn Mar. 4, 1911, ROSIE SOLLIDAY, b Aug. 1, 1891; dau John and Maria (Allem) Solliday. Machinist; Perkasie, Pa. (1920.) One child: Thelma, b Oct. 4, 1916. [36-331] HORACE W. FLY, b Oct. 16, 1891; s Remandus and Annie (Wanner) Fly [36-232]; rn Dec. 2, 1910, ELSIE MAE HESS, b July 9, 1893; dau Charles F. and Mary M. (Frederick) Hess. Operating Crane, P. &. R. R’y; Quakertown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Dorothy Annie, b Aug. 11, 1911. 2. Willard Woodrow, b Mar. 18, 1917. 3. Alton Wallace, b Oct. 10, 1919. [36-333] THELMA W. BLACK, b Feb. 16, 1900; dau Charles and Sybilla (Trauger) Black [36- 234b]; rn July 23, 1919, WINFIELD SCOTT MILLER, b Mar. 29, 1899; s Harvey and Cora (Kirk¬ patrick) Miller. Clerk; 3247 No. Front St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Winfield S., Jr., b Aug. 26, 1920. 462 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families [36-334] BERTHA M. BLACK, b Feb. 28, 1901 ; dau Charles and Sybilla (Trauger) Black [36-234b] ; m Aug. 6, 1919, LLOYD SCHEETZ, b Dec. 4, 1894; s Thomas and Katherine (Daniel) Scheetz. Carpet weaver; 605 Swain St., Bristol, Pa. (1920.) No children. [36-335] JAMES SAMUEL KRUM, b Oct. 28, 1894; s Josiah and Elizabeth (Geary) Krum [36-260]; m Feb. 8, 1919, HELEN ELIZABETH SEARFOSS, b June 28, 1895; dau Robert and Matilda (Roth) Searfoss. Mechanical engineer with Lehigh Fuller Co., Allentown, Pa.; res. 220 N. Madison St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) No children. James Samuel Krum is a graduate of Pa. State College. [36-335.1] WALLACE F. SCHLICHER, b Sept. 19, 1891 ;.s H. Franklin and Ellen C. (Shankweiler) Schlicher [36-264]; m Apr. 30, 1914, SARAH KATZMIRE, b Feb. 8, 1897; dau Charles F. and Sarah (Derby) Katzmire. Conductor; 34 S. Howard St., Allentown, Pa. No children. (1921.) [36-335.2] MAUDE L. SCHLICHER, b June 24, 1894; dau H. Franklin and Ellen C. (Shankweiler) Schlicher [36-264]; m Oct. 28, 1911, WARREN GAUGLER, b Apr. 9, 1888. Brace polisher; 38 So. Howard St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Franklin, b Mar. 24, 1912. 2. Mildred, b Aug. 4, 1913. [36-335.3] LILLIAN M. SCHLICHER, b Oct. 5, 1897 ; dau H. Franklin and Ellen C. (Shankweiler) Schlicher [36-264]; m Jan. 2, 1915, SELDEN REPSHER, b July 1, 1890; s Milton J. and Maggie (Potts) Repsher. Mill worker; R. F. D. 3, Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Althea N., b Sept. 5, 1915. 2. Sarah C., b July 2, 1916. [36-335.4] JOHN H. SCHLICHER, b Apr. 13, 1900; s H. Franklin and Ellen C. (Shankweiler) Schlicher [36-264]; m Apr. 30, 1919, SADIE E. CRESSMAN, b Apr. 28, 1902; dau Jesse D. and Ida H. (Miller) Cressman. Locomotive fireman; 23 So. Howard St., Allentown, Pa. No children. (1921.) [36-335.5] ELSIE M. SCHLICHER, b Jan. 21, 1889; dau Clement W. and Ida (Weil) Schlicher [36-265] ; m June 12, 1907, ARD S. BARR, b Mar. 23, 1885 ; s J. P. and Alvesta (Gehris) Barr. Ribbon weaver; 216J^ Elm St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (5): 1. Mildred Sara, b May 27, 1908. 2. Ammon Linwood, b Aug. 4, 1910. 3. Iva Mae, b Oct. 25, 1912. 4. Nina Alvesta, b Feb. 25, 1918. 5. Elsie Schlicher, b June 24, 1920. [36-335.6] AMMON W. SCHLICHER, b Dec. 30, 1890; s Clement W. and Ida (Weil) Schlicher [36-265]; ?n JENNIE SELL, b June 17, 1894; dau John S. and Mary (Steyer) Sell. 5916 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Irma Mae, b Dec. 5, 1914. 2. Henry John, b Apr. 17, 1918. [36-335.7] IRMA B. SCHLICHER, b May 16, 1894; dau Clement W. and Ida (Weil) Schlicher [36-265]; m June 16, 1917, ARTHUR KRANZLEY, b Mar. 17, 1895; s Lewis and Sallie (Roth) Kranzley. Hardwood finisher; Souderton, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Arlene Schlicher, b Sept. 2, 1918. 2. Helen Schlicher, b Feb. 26, 1920. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 463 [36-335.8] HELEN M. SCHLICHER, b Aug. 25, 1896; dau Clement W. and Ida (Weil) Schlicher [36-265]: m Apr. 8, 1916, ISAAC HARTZELL, b May 10, - . Auditor; 216 Green St., Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Leonard S., b Aug. 13, 1917. 2. Russell C., b Sept. 4, 1918. 3. Richard A., b Jan. 15, 1920. [36-335.9] WILLIAM H. NAGLE, b Sept. 19, 1889; s Harry and Catharine W. (Schlicher) Nagle [36-267]; m Aug. 10, 1912, SADIE FENSTERMAKER, b Mar. 28, 1893; dau Edgar and Mary (Reinhard) Fenstermacher. Chauffeur, Allentown Fire Dep’t; res. 218 N. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Catherine Marie, b Feb. 1, 1913. [36-336] WALTER FOCHT, b Sept. 9, 1890; s Sydney and Kate (Huff) Focht [36-276]; m Sept. 17, 1914, CHRISTINE WILSON, b July 7, 1888; dau Benjamin and Emily (Chapel) Wilson. Plumb¬ ing contractor; 142 E. Wellens Ave., Olney, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Walter, b Oct. 20, 1915. 2. Gladys Mae, b Feb. 8, 1917. [36-337] ROBERT FOCHT, b Mar. 18, 1899; s Sydney and Kate (Huff) Focht [36-276]; m Apr. 16, 1919, EDITH WURSTER, b Feb. 17, 1899; dau Philip and Mary (Ogden) Wurster. Office manager. 2621 No. Hollywood St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: Robert Marston, b Apr. 3, 1920. [36-338] CLARA KATHARINE KLEINSMITH, b Mar. 8, 1890; dau John C. and Amanda E. (Fetzer) Kleinsmith [36-295]; m June 24, 1911, JACOB S. SCHAEFFER, b Apr. 27, 1882; s Morris B. and Hannah L. Schaeffer. Farmer; R. F. D. 1, Boyertown, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Helen Marie, b July 3, 1915. 2. Mabel Agnes, b Jan. 2, 1918. [36-340] CHESTER F. KLEINSMITH, b June 21, 1895; s John C. and Amanda E. (Fetzer) Kleinsmith [36-295]; m July 1, 1916, LOUISA L. HAFER, b Jan. 17, 1895; dau Henry and Margaret (Lincoln) Hafer. Farmer; R. F. D. 1, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Robert, b Feb. 3, 1918. 2. J. Harvey, b Feb. 21, 1919. [36-341] MINNIE M. KLEINSMITH, b Aug. 12, 1900; dau John C. and Amanda E. (Fetzer) Kleinsmith [36-295]; m Aug. 29, 1917, BENJAMIN BAYLOR, b Mar. 23, 1895; s Ira C. and Rosa (Warmon) Baylor. Farmer; R. F. D. 1, Bridge ville, N. J. One child: Horace Arthur, b Mar. 13, 1918. [36-342] ESTHER A. LUCAS, b Jan. 23, 1894; S Edward and Catharine (Fetzer) Lucas [36-296]; m Mar. 22, 1913, CHARLES F. SHELLHAMER, b Jan. 21, 1890; s Stephen and Rosa (Lutz) Shell- hamer. Machinist; R. F. D. 5, Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Edward Stephen, b Sept. 22, 1913; d Oct. 8, 1913. 2. Lillian Irene, b Mar. 14, 1915. 3. Charles Henry, b Nov. 25, 1920. [36-3441 HAROLD R. REES, b Sept. 6, 1891; s William and Annie M. (Schlicher) Reese [36- 297.3a]; m EMMA EVANS, b Jan. 8, 1895; dau William G. and Margaret (William) Evans. Ribbon weaver; 930 Monroe St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: John Walter, b Apr. 1, 1916. 464 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [36-345] BELLA BERTHA BALLIET, b June 11, 1894; dau Harry and Annie M. (Schlicher) Balliet [36-297. 3b]; m June 14, 1915, EARL NAGLE, b Sept. 28, 1893; s John and Annie (Hausman) Nagle. Book-keeper; 204 S. Madison St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Dorothy Mae, b Sept. 1, 1920. . [36-346] HETTIE EVA BALLIET, b Feb. 17, 1896; dau Harry and Annie M. (Schlicher) Balliet [36-297. 3b]; m JAMES WITEMEYER, b June 7, 1899; s William and Savannah (Rash) Witemeyer. 1364 Lawrence St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Grace M. I., b Jan. 25, 1916. [36-347] LEWIS SKEAN, b Aug. 28, 1894; s Harry and Mary E. (Heilig) Skean [36-327.7a]; m MINERVA KRAMER, b Aug. 11, 1893; dau Ellen Kramer. Laborer; 538 Farmington Ave., Pottstown, Pa. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Lily May, b May 1, 1910. 2. John Howard, b Mar. 18, 1911. 3. Emerson Melville, b Jan. 10, 1914. 4. Grace Naomi, b Dec. 21, 1915. 5. Richard Stanley, b Mar. 21, 1918. 6. Tessie Regina, b May 3, 1920. [36-348] FLORENCE M. BREY, b Apr. 2, 1900; dau Harry and Katie M. (Graber) Brey [36-323]; m July 27, 1918, WARREN M. WAGNER, b Dec. 9, 1896; s John and Emma (Adams) Wagner. Shoe repairer; 323 N. 9th St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) One child: Martha F., b Nov. 30, 1918. DAVID JACKEL (YEAKEL) [E 381 and his DESCENDANTS 466 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38] DAVID JACKEL was b about 1659 and lived prior to the migration in Nieder Harpersdorf. He came to Pa. in 1734 and was on the sick list when he landed (cf. Signatures Oath of Allegiance) . No record of the death of David Yeakel nor that of his wife has been found, but it is known that he was a widower at the time of his arrival in Pa. As he was about 75 years of age at the time of his arrival, it is probable that he lived with his children who settled in Macungie, Pa., and he is doubtless buried there. Six sons and two daughters are accounted for in Pa., but, according to the Harpersdorf Church Records, there were twelve children (cf. Regent Cat. Schwenkfeldianorum, p 6A), and the name of his wife was SUSANNA HEYDRICK. The following data regarding his children has been discovered. Children (12): , 1. George, b Dec. 13, 1699; Sponsors: George Reinwald, George Hoffrichter, Melchior Kriibel, Barbara Beyer, Barbara Heydrich; d 1733. 2. David, b - ; baptized Oct. 17, 1701; Sponsors: George Reinwald, George Hoff- richter, Melchior Kriibel, Barbara Heydrick, Barbara Beyerin; must have d before 1705. 3. David, b - ; baptized Mar. 12, 1705; Sponsors: Melchior Roseman, Melchior Kriibel, Andreas Ludevig, Barbara Beyerin, Anna Bormannin; d Jan. 25, 1706. 4. Hans Heinrich [E45], also Johannes Heinrich, b Feb. 19, 1708; baptized Feb. 20, 1708; Sponsors: Melchior Kriibel, Melchior Rotmann, Rosina Ludwig, Anna Bormann, Barbara Beer; d Dec. 21, 1781; m Susanna Heydrick [E 126]. 5. Caspar [E 40], b Mar. 10, 1710; baptized Mar. 11, 1710; Sponsors: Melchior Roszemann, Melchior Kriebel, Barbara Boerin, Anna Bormannin, Rosina Ludwigin; d 1742; m Anna Gauss. 6. Anna Maria 7. Jeremias [E 41] Rebecca Reinwalten; d Aug. 29, 1714. Sponsors for Jeremias: Balthasar Jackel, Maria Beyerin, Barbara Heydrickin; d Feb. 22, 1763; m - Wolf. 8. Rosina [E 166], b - ; d Mar. 31, 1769; m Gregorius Schultz [E 62]. [38-5] [38-6] [38-4] [62] [38-1] [38-2] [38-3] [154-3] twins, b April 9, 1713. Sponsors for Anna: Melchior Kriebel, Anna 9. Christoph [E 42], b in N. Hdrf., Sept. 6, 1715; baptized Sept. 8, 1715; Sponsors: Melchior Kriebel, Balthasar Jackel, Barbara Heydrick; d July 1, 1800; m Rosina Hoffman Seipt [E 103]. 10. Abraham [E 30], b - ; d Jan. 12, 1762; m Maria Wiegner [E 107]. 11. Balthasar [E 39], b - ; d Jan. 28, 1762; m Barbara [Mentzel (?)] Warmer [E 131 ]. 12. Susanna [E 119], b 1723; d Nov. 16, 1790; m George Wiegner [E 158]. [38-1] CHRISTOPHER JACKEL (YEAKEL) [E 42], b Sept. 6, 1715; d July 1, 1800; s David and Susanna (Heydrick) Jackel [38]; m May 30, 1751, by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman to ROSINA (HOFF¬ MAN) SEIPT [E 103], b Dec. 21, 1718; d June 14, 1788; dau Balthasar and Ursula (Beier) Hoffman [106-2], and widow of Christopher Seipt [59-1]. Christopher Yeakel came to Pa. in 1734 with his father and was naturalized June 2, 1743. He settled in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. [ Plate C XXI, XXIII, XXIV]. Place of burial of husband and wife, Kraussdale Schw. Cem. Children (2): [38-7] 1. Jacob, b Jan. 9, 1753; d Feb. 17, 1819; m Susanna Schultz. [25-7] 2. Salome, b Oct. 24, 1762; d Nov. 14, 1815; m Abraham Kriebel. Christopher Jackel, the son of David Jackel and brother of Abraham, Balthasar, Jeremias, and Hans Heinrich Jackel, came to Pa. in 1734 with his relatives. On May 30, 1751, he married the widow of Christopher Seibt “tochterman,” by whom she also had a daughter named Susanna Seibt. Her name was Rosina, maiden name Hoffman. Also on Jan. 9, 1753, a son was born to her who was named Jacob, also on Sept. 27, 1762, a little daughter was born to her who was named Saloma. Mrs. Rosina Jackel, maiden name, Hoffman, the above named Christopher Jackel’s wife, died June 14, 1788, aged 70 years, and at her funeral the sermon was preached by George Kriebel from the text Isaiah 3:14-15. [S. II. L.] [ Translation.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 467 [38-2] ABRAHAM JACKEL (YEAKLE) [E 30], b - ; d Jan. 12, 1762; s David and Susanna (Heydrick) Jackel [38]; m MARIA WIEGNER [E 107], b 1699; d Jan. 3, 1781; dau Melchior and Maria Wiegner. Both buried in Washington Schw. Cem. Abraham Jackel came to Pa. in 1734; settled 1st in Macungie, Pa. [Plate B 7//];later in Upper Hanover Twp. [ Plate C XV], on land owned (1920) by William K. Schultz. He was naturalized June 21, 1743. Maria Wiegner was a sister of Hans Wiegner [E 35] and Susanna Reinwaldin [E 113], wife of George Reinwald [E 34]. Children (6): [154-2] 1. Susanna [E 108], b Jan. 12, 1729; d Jan. 28, 1812; m Abraham Wiegner. [59—2] 2. Rosina [E 109], b Jan. 12, 1730; d July 16, 1820; ?n Caspar Seipt. 3. Elizabeth, b Nov. 6, 1732; d Aug. 10, 1734; not accounted for on immigrant list. [44-1] 4. Elizabeth, b Feb. 23, 1735; d June 26, 1801; m Balthasar Reinewald. [38-8] 5. Balthasar, b Aug. 19, 1736; d Apr. 18, 1789; m Rosina Heebner Reinwald. [38—9] 6. Hans, b Jan. 1, 1739; d July 9, 1801; m Anna Wiegner. Abraham Yeakle of Upper Hanover made a will dated Aug. 17, 1761 ; it was probated on Apr. 28, 1762, and contains amongst others the following provisions; “To my wife, all the income of my land and plantation of 125 acres situate near my place, which I have granted to my son, John.” It also confirms agreement with his son “for her a habitation and abode together with other things.” The residue after the decease of his wife is to be divided among his five children. The sons, Bal¬ thasar and John shall have one half part of the whole estate; of the balance: Y> is given to Susanna, wife of Abraham Wiegner. 3^ is given to Rosina, wife of Caspar Seipt. Y is given to Elizabeth. Executors: Balthasar Yeakle Witnesses: George Schultz. Caspar Seibt. Christopher Schultz. [38-3] BALTZER JACKEL or BALTHASAR YEAKEL [E 39], d Jan. 28, 1762; s David and Susannah (Heydrick) Jackel [38]; m Nov. 24, 1737, in the presence of witnesses and elders, BAR¬ BARA WARMER [E 131], b 1711; d Feb. 25, 1793. Balthasar Yeakel is buried in Washington Schw. Cem.; Barbara, his wife, Hosensack. Balthasar Jackel came to Pa. in 1734; settled in Macungie, Pa. [Plate B V, B VI]. He was nat¬ uralized Apr. 10, 1759. He died very suddenly of an accident, having bled to death. [B. H .] Barbara Warmer was sister of Andreas and Anna Warmer. Is [E 131] in Immigrant List Barbara Warmer, instead of Barbara Mentzell? Children ( 6 ): 1. Susanna, b Mar. 19, 1739; d Sept. 7, 1808. [149-2] 2. Anna, b June 25, 1743; d Sept. 8, 1799; m Balthasar Schultz. 3. David, b Dec. 29, 1744; d Mar. 1, 1756. 4. George, b Feb. 20, 1746; d Aug. 17, 1751. [38-10] 5. Caspar, b Jan. 6, 1748; d July 11, 1804; m Anna Yeakle. [149-4] 6. Rosina, b Dec. 13, 1752; d Dec. 22, 1819; m Gregory Schultz. [38-4] JEREMIAS JACKEL [E 41], b Apr. 9, 1713; d Feb. 22, 1763; s David and Susanna Hey¬ drick Jackel [38]; m - WOLF; b — - — -; d Dec., 1761. Jeremias Jackel came to Pa. in 1734; place of residence and burial-not known. He was naturalized July 7, 1753. [43-1] [38-11] [38-12] [38-13] [43-3] [70-1] [38-14] [38-15] Children (8): 1. Christianna, b 1748; d 1837; m 2. Susan, m William Getman 3. Anna Maria, m 1. Christopher Meschter. 2. Jacob Hunsberger. 1. Zoller. 2. Melchior Meschter. 4. Charlotte, b Dec. 31, 1750; d Feb. 11, 1825; m Andrew Schultz. 5. Isaac, b Aug., 1754; d Feb. 5, 1830; m Susanna Anders. 6. Juliann, d unm. 7. Catharine 8. Salome twins , b Dec., 1761; m Conrad Wolf. d Sept. 4, 1762. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 468 Catharine Jackel m Conrad Wolf on July 13, 1784; no further record; lived in upper Milford, Pa. [Cf. Dotterer — Marriages in Goshenhoppen.) [38-5] HANS HEINRICH JACKEL [E 45], b Feb. 19, 1708; d Dec. 21, 1781; s David and Susanna (Heydrick) Jackel [38]; m 1733 or 1735, in presence of witnesses and elders to SUSANNA HEYDRICK [E 126]; b Sept. 19, 1710; d Sept. 23, 1793; dau Melchior and Barbara Heydrick. Hans Heinrich Jackel came to Pa. in 1734; settled in Macungie, Pa. [Plate B IV). He was naturalized June 21, 1743; both he and his wife are buried in the Yeakel Private Cem., Hosensack. There is much confusion about the date of marriage of Hans H. Yeakel. B. H. Record gives date of marriage as 1735. Christopher Schultz in 1774, in a letter to Von der Smissen mentions amongst those married at time of immigration was “Hans Jakkel.” The arrangement of names on immigrant list also points to this direction. The Editor cannot account for these discrepancies. Hans Heinrich Yeakel became a large landowner in the Hosensack Valley, in Lower Milford Township, now Lehigh Co., Pa. He purchased what was then known as the Hamilton tract, containing about 500 acres of excellent farm land, which at his death he divided among his sons. It is stated that he attended the sale of “Hamilton tract” on horseback, having ridden there from Macungie. When the Auctioneer intimated that he should have some evidence of his financial ability to consummate a sale, Mr. Yeakel went to his saddlebags and pulled out sufficient cash to pay the entire sum. His descend¬ ants became quite numerous, and much of his property is still owned by them. He had gone with his brother-in-law, Gregorius Schultz, to the Jordan in Lehigh County, but the location being too much exposed, on account of Indian depredations, he returned in a short time afterwards and settled per¬ manently in the Hosensack Valley. Children (7); [38-16] 1. Balthasar [E 127], b Dec., 1733; d Oct. 12, 1797; m Susanna Krauss. [38-17] 2. Jeremias, b Apr. 9, 1736; d Feb. 10, 1818; m Susanna Wiegner. [38-18] 3. George, b Nov. 19, 1738; d June 1, 1812; m Rosina Schubert. [38—19] 4. Melchior, b Feb. 25, 1742; d May 18, 1831; m Regina Schultz. [1 1—5] 5. Susanna, b Feb. 1, 1744; d Jan. 8, 1820; m Balthasar Krauss. [149-3] 6. Maria, b Oct. 2, 1748; d Aug. 20, 1832; m Christopher Schultz. [38-20] 7. Anna, b May 30, 1752; d Apr. 7, 1838; m Matthias Gerhard. A SCHWENKFELDER LEGACY IN SILESIA Susanna Heydrick Yeakel, wife of Hans Heinrich Yeakel, had brothers and sisters living in Har- persdorf until near the close of the 18th century. From church and town records we learn that Anna Hoffman, widow of Sigmund, Freyhdusler in den Feldhdusern, sister of Helena Heydrich and of Susanna Heydrich, wife of Hans Heinrich Yeakel, died Dec. 14, 1792, intestate and without direct heirs, aged 74 years. She had been very generous during her life time and had distributed most of her property amongst her relatives unto the third generation, and had also frequently expressed to her sister her desire to have the residue of her property given to Ober Harpersdorf to establish a legacy for her nearest kin and for the aid of the poor of the town in general. In accordance with this desire her sister, Helena Heydrich, devised the residue of her deceased sister’s property as well as part of her own to the following charitable purposes: 1. Twenty Reichsthaler is given to Ursula Fliegner, widow of George Fliegner, in the Feldhauser and sister of Anna Anders [ 161 ] ; their parents were George Hoffrich-ter and wife Anna Wiegner, sister of Adam Wiegner. 2. Thirty Reichsthaler is devised to the family who cared for her during her last illness. 3. One hundred Reichsthaler to be invested at 4% interest to establish the legacy desired by her deceased sister for the aid of the poor of the town. This legacy was still active in 1911, the principal amounting to about $75. In the books of the town council it is known as the 11 Anna Hoffman Stiftung .” [For complete account of legacy, vid. “ Schwenkfeldian," Vol. VIII, p 28.) [38-6] CASPAR JACKEL [E 40], b Mar. 10, 1710; d 1742; s David and Susanna (Heydrick) Jackel [38]; rn ANNA GAUSS, dau George Balthasar Gauss. One child: Susanna. Plate 57 jLp^ ** rr**j ^ Au// ^T j‘U " ^ yuLJU u . #> -A? / «^x Ik. <*■ ^*uV'»» » - J £*j A+jJftty L \)t*jUtCb~ G&i- j*ft aJ$ hA *pkzA, Lhgtl *~jt &£*> **** *“ ' i ..... . i%!3. y Sv$”+~y ffft^ ft 1 f* *~£ ^•^77 ^ , /L_. fyu/j^ *. -# i-? - ^ +tj»*j C-f i flZjjfttytf «4*4^**>* A f*f > <> J S*> l&** ‘*S,-"Sj 7 *jefcf .M.v ^ j* 4> '&.« ' &&>. tfjfy y Ji*b fcl^ 't'jtli-yj**- ^ t* — 7 Ifr^Ch/i / . ( £ &« *1~ ~i)Uj^£u+ f ^y . ^ ^ ■ * -s* > ^ A, ^ f+* pfi&djftvit • v m1+~ ** X - /<« >• 1* * 7i Marriage Contract (see page 630) between Christopher Reinwald and Susanna Seibt [44], (Original in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.) Plate 58 Sarah Reinewald Seibert [43-80] at the Spinning Wheel. From “The Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania — Kriebel.” (Courtesy of The Pennsylvania-German Society.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 469 Caspar Jackel came to Pa. in 1734 with his father; he married Anna Gauss, dau George Balthasar Gauss. He bought a 10 acre tract of land in Germantown Twp., location not determined. He was a blacksmith. Place of burial not determined. Copy of will follows: CASPAR JAKKELS WILL (Translation) In the year of our Lord 1741 November ye 2nd The last Will of Caspar Jakkels made by him When he was yet in his perfect senses; and whereby he has ordered and confirmed how it should be kept after his Decease with his whole estate Real and Personal; and what parts there¬ of should be assigned for ye Mother and Child; thus drawn up and signed by Witnesses for an unchangeable validity. Art. I. All Moveables and Immoveables shall be summed up and reckoned together and all Debts be first payed out of it. 2. In case of ye Mother should re-marry everything as well Money as Goods shall be summed up and appraised whereof ye Child Is to have one third Part. 3. If it should happen that ye Child died and if Mother inherit its Part, it has been agreed to by him that in this case if Ye Mother was to marry again after ye Childs Death, then one half of ye Child’s Part is to fall to ye Child’s Father’s Brothers and Sisters; But to excite a mutual and good Confidence Between ye Mother and ye Father's Brothers and Sisters; Ye following Condition has been reserved according to his Will, Viz; That if after her Re-marry¬ ing evident Misfortune should befall ye Mother such as Poverty or Inability to provide for her subsistance, then she shall not be obliged to return ye above mentioned Half to ye Father’s Brothers and Sisters, tho this has been consider¬ ately left to ye Discretion of ye Parties to act jointly in ye Case. 4. In ye respect to ye third Article, it has been found good to mention here for ye preventing of Disputes that it has been agreed upon that no Pretence to ye Child’s Portion shall find Place, till ye eighteen Years be expired during which ye child is to be educated and provided for by ye Mother and that if claim of ye afore third Article takes Place after ye Child’s Death. 5. But in Case it should come to pass that either ye Child and its Part came to ye Mother and consequently ye Mother should die Widow; then what remains comes to ye Relations of both sides to be equally shared between them; and if the Mother should die Widow before ye Child then all is left to ye Child; ye Child afterwards also dying ye rest comes to ye Relations on both sides and so be equally shared as above. All this has been uttered and publickly mentioned by him in the Presence of ye here subscribed Witnesses and for ye more Confirmation of it he has signed it with his own hand. his Caspar C I Jakkel mark Georg Baltser Gaus Caspar Kribel Michael Eckert Witnesses Baltser Jackel The foregoing is a true Translation of the original as Witness my hand Henry Miller 11 Febry 1741. Bond of Administration £500 1742 April 29 Signed by her Ann X Jakell mark Georg Ballser Gausz Casper Kribel. [No. 31, 17^2, Adm. Reg. Office, Phila .] His widow married Matthew Inglis; she was administratrix of Casper Jackel’s estate, and also later sold property of her second husband. [38-7] JACOB YEAKEL b Jan. 9, 1753; d Feb. 17, 1819; s Christoph and Rosina (Seipt) Yeakel (Jackel) [38-1]; m May 7, 1778, by Rev. Christopher Kriebel, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Dec. 15, 1759; d June 28, 1829; dau Rev. Christopher and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [70]. Farmer; lived in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. Children ( 9 ): 1. Magdalena, b Feb. 20, 1779; d Dec. 21, 1828; unm. [149-11] 2. Rosina, b July 4, 1780; d Jan. 6, 1840; m Samuel Schultz. 3. Daniel, b Sept. 7, 1781; d Oct. 5, 1781. 4. Regina, b Oct. 19, 1782; d June 27, 1783. [38-21] 5. Christopher, b Sept. 4, 1784; d Mar. 25, 1874; m Elizabeth Yeakel. [38-22] 6. Andrew, b June 2, 1786; d Apr. 6, 1837; m Susanna Yeakel. [38-23] 7. Carl, b June 21, 1788; d Oct. 6, 1874; m Susanna Yeakel. [149—13] 8. Christina, b Mar. 30, 1790; d Apr. 9, 1862; m Caspar Schultz. [149-14] 9. Sarah, b Feb. 8, 1795; d Dec. 23, 1862; m Daniel Schultz. 470 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-8] BALTHASAR YEAKEL, b Aug. 19, 1736; d Apr. 18, 1789; s Abraham and Maria (Wiegner) Jackel [38-2]; m Oct. 7, 1760, by a Justice of the Peace, ROSINA (HEEBNER) REINWALD, b May 9, 1738; d Feb. 9, 1819; widow of Christopher Reinwald [33-2], and dau David and Maria (Kriebel) Heebner [21], Children (4): [161-4] 1. Esther, b July 28, 1761; d July 2, 1826; m Abraham Anders. 2. Maria, b Jan 16, 1763; d Jan. 28, 1765. [161-6] 3. Catharine, b Aug. 11, 1764; d Oct. 22, 1850; m George Anders. [38-24] 4. Abraham, b May 24, 1767; d Dec. 13, 1812; m Sarah Heydrick. [38-9] JOHN (HANS) YEAKEL, b Jan. 1, 1739; d July 9, 1801 ; s Abraham and Maria (Wiegner) Jackel [38-2]; m May 27, 1762, by a Justice of the Peace, ANNA WIEGNER, b July 8, 1742 ;d Mar. 30, 1822; dau Christopher and Anna (Schultz) Wiegner [154-1], Lived in Lower Salford Twp., Pa. Children (10): 1. Maria, b Apr. 24, 1763; d Mar. 14, 1764. 2. Regina, b Dec. 17, 1764; d Mar. 15, 1812. 3. Christopher, b Aug. 8, 1766; d Jan. 14, 1769. 4. Joseph, b Mar. 14, 1768; d Oct. 22, 1836. 5. Magdalena, b Dec. 24, 1769; d Jan. 2, 1832. [38-25] 6. Jacob, b Aug. 14, 1771; d 1847; m Susanna Souder. [38-26] 7. Christian, b Jan. 4, 1774; d 1822; m Mary Souder. 8. Anna, b Jan. 14, 1776; d Sept. 4, 1839; unm. [38-27] 9. Abraham, b Aug. 1, 1777; m Maria Sauder. 10. John, b Mar. 3, 1783; d Nov. 8, 1852; unm; blind. [38-10] CASPAR YEAKEL, b Jan. 6, 1748; d July 11, 1804; s Baltzer and Barbara (Warmer) Jackel [38-3]; m Aug. 10, 1775, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, ANNA YEAKLE, b July 16, 1755; d May 11, 1837; dau Christopher and Maria (Schultz) Yeakle [160-1]. Children (10): [38-31] [38-28a] 1 [38-28b] J [59-7] [H-15] [38-21] [38-22] [38-29] [25-20] 1. Balthasar, b Oct. 11, 1777; d Oct. 26, 1778. 2. Maria, b May 25, 1779; d - ; m Andrew Yeakel. 3. Jeremiah, b Aug. 11, 1781; d 1858; m { 1/ Krauss. t 2. Sarah Kriebel. 4. Esther, b May 24, 1783; d Sept. 12, 1858; m Matthias Gerhard. 5. Regina, b Feb. 6, 1785; d Sept. 10, 1843; m Balthasar Urffer. 6. Elizabeth, b Dec. 9, 1786; d Feb. 27, 1864; m Christopher Yeakel. 7. Susanna, b Aug. 21, 1788; d July 21, 1863; m Andrew Yeakel. 8. Abraham, b Aug. 25, 1790; d Oct. 31, 1864; m Sarah Miller. 9. Benjamin, b Aug. 16, 1793; d Sept. 2, 1796. 10. Anna, b June 7, 1798; d Mar. 17, 1875; m Jacob Kriebel. [38-11] CHRISTIANNA (JACKEL) MESCHTER, b 1748; d 1837; dau Jeremias and - — (Wolf) Jackel [38^4] ; before 1799, m JACOB HUNSBERGER. Christianna was the widow of Chris¬ topher Meschter [43-1]. [No further data.] [38-12] SUSAN JACKEL, dau Jeremias and - (Wolf) Jackel [38-4]; m 1747, WILLIAM GETMAN. [Dotterer.] [No further record.] [38-13] ANNA MARIA JACKEL, dau Jeremias and - (Wolf) Jackel [38-4]; m - ZOLLER. [No further data.] The widow later m Melchior Meschter [43-3]. [38-14] ISAAC YEAKLE, b Aug., 1754; d Feb. 5, 1830; s Jeremias and - - - (Wolf) Jackel [38-4]; m by Rev. Christopher Schultz, Apr. 24, 1788, SUSANNA ANDERS, b Nov. 28, 1760; d Feb. 14, 1853; dau George and Barbara (Diehl) Anders [161-2]. Isaac Yeakle was “Vorsinger” in the Schwenkfelder Society for many years; tradition says he could compose melodies for each hymn. Children (6): [75b-6b] 1. Sabina, b Apr. 6, 1789; d Jan. 10, 1855; m Christopher Schubert. 2. Anthony, b Nov. 10, 1790; d Dec. 26, 1795. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 471 [43-17a] 3. Charlotte, b Nov. 11, 1792; d May 4, 1832; m Daniel Seibert. 4. Hannah, b June 12, 1796; d Jan. 26, 1818. 5. Susanna, b Feb. 21, 1800; d Oct. 20, 1887; unm. [38-30] 6. Augustus, b Jan. 13, 1803; d May 2, 1876; m Elenora Schultz. [38-16] BALTHASAR JACKEL (YEAKLE) [E 127], b Dec., 1733; d Oct. 12, 1797; s Hans Hein¬ rich and Susanna (Heydrick) Jackel [38-5]; m Aug. 25, 1761, by Rev. Balzer Hoffman, SUSANNA KRAUSS, b Aug. 29, 1738; d Feb. 15, 1820; dau Balthasar and Susanna (Hoffman) Ivrauss [11-1]. Balthasar Jackel was blind the last 28 years of his life. He came to Pa. in 1734 with parents; buried in Hosensack Schw. Cem. [149-5] [38-3 la] [38-3 lb] [38-32] Children ( 6 ): 1. Rosina, b July 28, 1762; d - . 2. Sarah, b Apr. 18, 1765; d Dec. 24, 1849. 3. Barbara, b Nov. 22, 1766; d July 21, 1823; m George Schultz. 4. David, b Apr. 6, 1770; d May 27, 1859; m ( l' Susanna Schultz l 2. Hannah K. Schultz. 5. Andrew, b Mar. 1, 1774; d Apr. 9, 1837; rn Maria Yeakel. 6. Susanna, b Oct. 29, 1775; d Feb. 1, 1795. [38-17] JEREMIAH YEAKEL, b Apr. 9, 1736; d Feb. 10, 1818; s Hans Heinrich and Susanna (Heydrick) Jackel [38-5]; m June 16, 1763, by Rev. Balzer Hoffman, SUSANNA WIEGNER, b Aug. 5, 1740; d June 12, 1821; dau Christopher and Anna (Schultz) Wiegner [154-1]. [161-8] [25-8] [38-33a] [38-33b] [38-33c] [38-34] [38-35] Children ( 8 ): 1. Salome, b Apr. 27, 1764; d Apr. 15, 1847; m Benjamin Anders. 2. Lydia, b Mar. 4, 1766; d Feb. 8, 1838; rn Jacob Kriebel. 3. Catharine, b June 11, 1768; d May 11, 1836; unm. 4. Maria, b Aug. 22, 1770; d July 18, 1827; unm. 5. Helena, b Sept. 29, 1772; d Nov. 19, 1859. 1. Susanna Fisher. 6. John, b Nov. 15, 1774; d Mar. 17, 1825; m 1 2. Mary Fisher. ( 3. Susanna Huff. 7. Rosina, b June 10, 1777; d Aug. 18, 1860; m Henry Wieand. 8. Anna, b Oct. 20, 1780; d July 17, 1840; m Michael Hillegass. [38-18] GEORGE YEAKEL, b Nov. 19, 1738; d June 1, 1812; s Hans Heinrich and Susanna (Hey¬ drick) Jackel [38-5]; m May 5, 1768, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, ROSINA SCHUBERT, b May 28, 1745; d Jan. 25, 1799; dau David and Anna (Krauss) Schubert [75b]. Children (5): [38-36] 1. Anna, b Nov. 20, 1769; d Mar. 16, 1852; m Matthias Geho. 2. Abraham, b Mar. 31, 1772; d May 17, 1835; unm. [38-37] 3. Maria, b Apr. 4, 1776; d Jan. 18, 1831 ; rn Jacob Deisher. [ No further data.] 4. Jacob, b June 6, 1778. [ No further data.] [38-38] 5. George, b Aug. 13, 1782; d Dec. 31, 1852; m Maria Deisher. [38-19] MELCHIOR YEAKEL, b Feb. 25, 1742; d May 18, 1831; s Hans Heinrich and Susanna (Heydrick) Jackel [38-5]; m Nov. 15, 1770, by Rev. Christopher Kriebel, REGINA SCHULTZ, b Apr. 10, 1749; d Nov. 2, 1821 ; dau Christopher and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [70]. [11-17] 1. [38-39] 2. [38-40| 3. [52a-2a] 4. [149-7] 5. [38-41] 6. [75b-6a] 7. 8. [25-19] 9. Children (9): Rosina, b Oct. 29, 1771; d Dec. 8, 1834; rn John Krauss. Solomon, b Oct. 17, 1773; d Apr. 6, 1814; m Regina Schubert. Christopher, b Aug. 31, 1775; d Jan. 8, 1852; rn Barbara Schultz. Susanna, b Nov. 4, 1777; d Nov. 8, 1801; m George Heydrick. Christina, b Feb. 14, 1780; d July 20, 1829; m Matthias Schultz. Daniel, b Nov. 23, 1781; d Aug. 11, 1859; m Susanna Geho. Maria, b Feb. 11, 1784; d Apr. 8, 1823; rn Christopher Schubert. Isaac, b June 7, 1786; d Jan. 26, 1805. Catharine, b Mar. 14, 1789; d Sept. 30, 1868; m Benjamin Kriebel. 472 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-20] ANNA YEAKEL, b May 30, 1752; d Apr. 7, 1838; dau Hans Heinrich and Susanna (Hey- drick) Jackel [38-5]; m Feb. 11, 1779, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, MATTHIAS GERHARD, d Aug. 30, 1803. Matthias Gerhard was first m to Maria Krauss [11-6]. Children ( 8 ): 1. Christopher, b June 5, 1780. 2. Daniel, b Sept. 15, 1781. 3. Jacob, b Aug. 5, 1784. 4. Maria, b Jan. 18, 1787; d Mar. 23, 1788. 5. Sarah, b Oct. 16, 1788. 6. Magdalena ) tw{ 6 Apr 12, 1791. 7. Salome ] [43-18] 8. Susanna, b June 26, 1794; d Aug. 6, 1863; m David Seibert. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [38-21] CHRISTOPHER YEAKEL, b Sept. 4, 1784; d Mar. 25, 1874 ;s Jacob and Susanna (Schultz) Yeakel [38-7]; m May 10, 1810, ELIZABETH YEAKEL, b Dec. 9, 1786; d Feb. 27, 1864; dau Caspar and Anna (Yeakle) Yeakel [38-10]. Christopher Yeakel lived on a farm in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. Children (6): [149-16] 1. Abigail, b Oct. 9, 1811; d May 12, 1879; m Samuel Schultz. [38-42] 2. Samuel, b Jan. 27, 1813; d Apr. 15, 1842; m Hannah Bertolet. 3. Reuben, b Aug. 3, 1816; d Dec. 4, 1825; d from effects of falling into a kettle of hot liquid. [38-43] 4. Joel, b Nov. 18, 1817; d Feb. 11, 1901; m Sarah Kriebel. 5. Deborah, b Mar. 24, 1821. [ No further data.} [38-44] 6. Joseph, b Dec. 10, 1823; m Susan Stahl. [38-22] REV. ANDREW YEAKEL, b June 2, 1786; d Apr. 6, 1837; s Jacob and Susanna (Schultz) Yeakel [38-7]; m Apr. 23, 1812, SUSANNA YEAKEL, b Aug. 21, 1788; d July 21, 1863; dau Caspar and Anna (Yeakle) Yeakel [38-10]. Rev. Andrew Yeakel was a minister of the Evangelical Association [Cf. Hist, of Evangelical Ass., p 220}. He lived on what was known as the “Charles Hillegass Farm,” opposite Hillegass’ Store. [ T. S. G.} Children (7): [38-45] 1. Jacob, b Mar. 3, 1813; d Aug. 13, 1874; m Catharine Wieand. 2. Maria, b Jan. 31, 1815; d Dec. 18, 1837. 3. Jonas, b Feb. 18, 1818; d Nov. 10, 1836. 4. George, b Aug. 16, 1820; d June 3, 1848. 5. Susanna, b Sept. 7, 1822; d May 19, 1838. 6. Andrew, b Apr. 26, 1824; d Sept. 8, 1848. [38-46] 7. Joel, b Aug. 14, 1831; d Mar. 30, 1899; m Mary Ann Heimbach. [38-23] CARL YEAKEL, b June 21, 1788; d Oct. 6, 1874; s Jacob and Susanna (Schultz) Yeakel [38-7]; m Mav 1, 1815, SUSANNA YEAKEL, b Dec. 24, 1793; d Sept. 9, 1877; dau David and Anna (Kriebel) Yeakel [208-1]. Children (5): [38-47] [38-48] [38-49] [38-50a] [38— 50b] [38-51] 1. Sarah Y., b June 4, 1817 ; d July 22, 1883; m Abraham S. Moyer. 2. Jesse, b Feb. 15, 1820; d Nov. 28, 1895; m Maria Schultz. 3. Jacob, b Jan. 8, 1824; d Apr. 14, 1892; m Hester Brunner. 4. Reuben, b Aug. 3, 1827; m ! >• Sarah Schubert. I 2. Caroline (IScnlosser) l^lein. 5. Lydia, b Apr. 13, 1831; m Nathan Sterner. [38-24] ABRAHAM YEAKLE, b May 24, 1767; d Dec. 13, 1812; s Balthasar and Rosina (Heebner Reinwald) Yeakel [38-8]; m May 8, 1794, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, SARAH HEYDRICK, b Sept. 25, 1768; d Mar. 31, 1825; dau Abraham and Susanna (Yeakle) Heydrick [52b-l]. Children (J): [38-52] 1. Abigail, b Feb. 10, 1795; m John Overholtzer. [38-53] 2. Susanna, b Apr. 26, 1797; d Apr. 11, 1886; m Humphrey White. Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkf elder Families 473 3. Regina, b June 2, 1800; d June 2, 1800. 4. Abraham, b July 16, 1803; d Dec. 21, 1891. [38-25] JACOB YEAKEL, b Aug. 14, 1771; d 1847; s John and Anna (Wiegner) Yeakel [38-9]; m SUSANNA SOUDER; dau Christopher Souder. Children (J): [38-54] 1. Anna, d about 1859; m Philip Leister. [38-55] 2. Mary, b Jan. 12, 1799; d Dec. 20, 1878; m George Leister. [38-56] 3. Elizabeth, b 1802; d about 1869; m Abraham Wambold. [38-57] 4. Magdalena, b Oct. 18, 1804; m Michael Erdman. [38-26] CHRISTIAN YEAKEL, b Jan. 4, 1774; d 1822; s John and Anna (Wiegner) Yeakel [38-9]; m MARY SOUDER; d 1849; dau Jacob Souder. Children (5): [38-58] 1. Jacob, b Mar. 17, 1803; d May 5, 1864; m Catherine Kratz. [38-59] 2. Anna, b Mar. 30, 1805; d Oct. 15, 1874; m John S. Moyer. [38-60] 3. Samuel S., b Sept. 20, 1807; d - ; m Anna Moyer. [38—61 ] 4. Barbara, b Feb. 10, 1811; d Apr. 8, 1881; m John Nase. 5. Christian, b Sept. 11, 1813; enlisted at the outbreak of the Mexican War and served till the close of the war. He then returned to Phila. ; and is said to have gone to Europe. His whereabouts after that time is not known. [38-27] ABRAHAM YEAKEL, b Aug. 1, 1777, s John and Anna (Wiegner) Yeakel [38-9]; m MARIA SAUDER. Children (10): 1. John, b Jan. 14, 1804; d - — ; m Margaret Moyer. 2. Elizabeth, b Jan. 11, 1806. 3. Abraham, b Feb. 19, 1808; d Apr. 17, 1866; m Susanna Moyer. 4. Jacob, b Mar. 24, 1810; d June 29, 1863; m Catharine Meyer. 5. Anna, b Feb. 14, 1812; d prior to 1879; m Jacob Kile. 6. Mary, b Mar. 15, 1814. 7. Kate, b Aug. 11, 1816; m Michael Harris. 8. Christian, b July 21, 1819; d prior to Aug. 26, 1911; m\ }' Frances L. <“arr‘ J l 2. Leah Edel. 9. Henry, b Apr. 23, 1822; d Apr. 16, 1838. 10. Lena, b Apr. 8, 1825; d in infancy. [38-28a] JEREMIAH YEAKEL, b Aug. 11, 1781; d 1858; s Caspar and Anna (Yeakle) Yeakel [38-10] ;m Nov. 27, 1806, LYDIA KRAUSS, b July 31, 1786;dJan. 19, 1812; dau Balthasar and Susanna (Yeakel) Krauss [11-5]. Children (2): 1. Daniel, b Dec. 12, 1807; d Mar. 14, 1813. [38-68] 2. Benjamin, b Aug. 9, 1810; d Jan. 12, 1871; m Elizabeth Brenner. [38-28b] JEREMIAH YEAKEL, same as above, m 2d time, SARAH KRIEBEL, b Oct. 6, 1780; d 1854; dau Rev. Melchior and Barbara (Schubert) Kriebel [25-6b]. No issue. [38-62] [38-63] [38-64] [38-65] [38-66] [38-67a] 1 [38-67b] J [38-29] ABRAHAM YEAKEL, b Aug. 25, 1790; d Oct. 31, 1864; s Caspar and Anna (Yeakle) Yeakel [38-10]; m SARAH MILLER, b May 10, 1793; d Oct. 3, 1875; dau Michael and Susanna Schu¬ bert Miller [75b-2]; buried at Friedensburg, Pa. Abraham Yeakel was a millwright, and lived in Upper Hanover, Pa. He is buried in the Powder Valley (Pa.) Cem., Schwenk’s Meeting House. Children (9): [38-69] 1. Edward M., b Jan. 18, 1816; d Aug. 5, 1903; m Matilda Drake. [38—70] 2. Joseph, b June 18, 1818; d May 8, 1893; m Josephine Neis. | jg-ilT } 3' An™’ 6 Al«- 2°’ ,820; " July 26' 1880; " { 2. Samuel [38-72] 4. Hiram, b Jan. 22, 1822; d Jan. 22, 1905; m Elizabeth Albrecht. 474 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-73] 5. Maria, b Nov. 15, 1823; cl Dee. 15, 1882; m Solomon Roller. [38—74] 6. Levi, b Mar. 24, 1825; d June 21, 1906; m Susanna Titlow. [ 38—75] 7. Nimrod M., b Apr. 14, 1827; d Sept. 6, 1905; m Elizabeth Sayer. [38-76] 8. Solomon, b Nov. 22, 1828; d Sept. 16, 1913; m Amanda Albright. [38-77] 9. Sarah, b Sept. 1, 1830; d Jan. 20, 1906; m Benjamin A. Yoder. [38-30] AUGUSTUS YEAKLE, b Jan. 13, 1803; d May 2, 1876; a Isaac and Susanna (Anders) Yeakle [38-14]; w May 14, 1833, ELENORA SCHULTZ, b Nov. 20, 1807; d Jan. 13, 1878; dau Jacob and Magdalena (Gerhard) Schultz [149-10]. Children ( 5 ): [38-78] 1. Matilda, b Dec. 12, 1833; d Jan. 28, 1912; m Frederick B. Glaes. [ 38—79] 2. Thomas, b May 2, 1836; d July 2, 1915; m Leanna Sehoch. [38-80] 3. Lydia, b Aug. 19, 1838; d Aug. 18, - ; m Jacob F. Wood. [38-81] 4. Isaac S., b May 13, 1841; d May 18, 1906; m Amanda Schultz. [38-82] 5. Jacob S., b Apr. 15, 1846; d Nov. 7, 1910; m Sarah Ann Reeser. [38-31a] DAVID YEAKEL, b Apr. 6, 1770; d May 27, 1859; s Balthasar and Susanna (Krauss) Jackel [38-16]; rn Oct, 27, 1803, by Rev. George Kriebel, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b May 1, 1780; d Nov. 13, 1830; dau Gregorius and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-4]. [38-83] [38-84a] [38-84b] [38-85] Children ( 5 ): 1. Samuel, b July 8, 1804; d Mar. 3, 1871 ; m Sophia Schultz. 2. Daniel S., b Aug. 4, 1808; d June 11. 1881; m I \ Rebecca Heydrick. I 2. Regina Krauss. 3. Anthony, b July 21, 1810; d Dec. 31, 1856; m Elizabeth Yeakel. 4. Lydia, b Sept. 15, 1816; d Feb. 3, 1826. 5. David, b Nov. 2, 1814; d Mar. 1, 1889. [38— 31b] DAVID YEAKEL, same as above, m 2d time, Nov., 1836, HANNAH (KRIEBEL) SCHULTZ, b Sept. 16, 1791; d Aug. 20, 1863; widow of Joseph Schultz [68-5b] and dau Rev. Melchior and Rosina (Heebner) Kriebel [25-6b]. No issue. [38-32] ANDREW YEAKEL, b Mar. 1, 1774; d Apr. 9, 1837; s Balthasar and Susanna (Krauss) Yeakel [38-16]; m May 1, 1798, by Rev. George Kriebel, MARIA YEAKEL, b May 25, 1779; dau Cas¬ par and Anna (Yeakle) Yeakel [38-10]. Andrew Yeakel lived near Treichlersville, Pa.; moved to Muncy, Lycoming Co., Pa. Children (7): [38-86] 1. Sophia, b July 6, 1799; d bef. 1870; m Henry Klees. [38—87 ] 2. Jonas, b Dec. 19, 1800; d 1894; m Elizabeth Everett. [38-88] 3. Elias, b Oct. 30, 1802; d Mar. 11, 1870; m Susanna Flick. [38-89] 4. Sarah, b Aug. 21, 1805; m Jacob Fague. 5. Susanna, b Sept. 3, 1809; d Oct. 3, 1809. 6. Joseph, b Dec. 10, 1811; d 1837; unm. 7. Jacob. [No further data obtainable .] [38-33a] JOHN YEAKEL, b Nov. 15, 1774; d Mar. 17, 1825; s Jeremiah and Susanna (Wiegner) Yeakel [38-17]; m Oct. 28, 1799, SUSANNA FISHER, b June 14, 1775; d Sept. 4, 1801; dau George Fisher. One child: [38 90b] ! J°sePh’ b July 29, 1800; d Oct. 11, 1883; m ! 1. Lydia Kriebel. 1 2. A. Maria Zellner. [38-33b] JOHN YEAKEL, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 6, 1802, MARY FISHER, sister of Susanna; d June 30, 1806; dau George Fisher. Children (3): [38-91] 1. George, b Oct. 2, 1802; m Maria Kaldowen. [38-92] 2. Henry, b Apr. 8, 1804; d Nov. 30, 1894; m Susan Miller. 1 75b— 4b] 3. Susanna, b June 14, 1806; d Nov. 22, 1873; m David Schubert. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 475 [38-33c] JOHN YEAKEL, same as above, m 3d time, Jan. 27, 1807, SUSANNA HUFF, b May 9, 1784; d Dec. 6, 1858; dau Samuel Huff. Children (4): [38-93] 1. Sarah, b Sept. 6, 1807; d bef. 1879; m - Greiss. 2. Magdalena, b Nov. 28, 1810; d Oct. 17, 1874; unm. [38-94] 3. Catharine, b Feb. 16, 1816; m John Adam Bortz. [38-95] 4. Henrietta, b Mar. 16, 1820; m William Kiebler. [No further data.] [38-34] ROSINA YEAKEL, b June 10, 1777; d Aug. 18, 1860; dau Jeremiah and Susanna (Wiegner) Yeakel [38-17];w Aug. 8, 1804, HENRY WIEAND, b May 31, 1779; d Sept. 9, 1858; s Yost and Bar¬ bara (Yoder) Wieand. Henry Wieand lived on the farm known (1918) as Laura Krauss-Schultz Farm; both Mr. and Mrs. Wieand are buried in New Gosh. Cem. The name of Wieand was originally Wie- gandt; one branch spells it Weand. [C. S. W .] Children (7): [38-96] 1. George, b Apr. 4, 1804; d Dec. 17, 1869; m Lydia Schultz. 2. Anna, b Feb. 28, 1806; d Apr. 29, 1879; unm. 3. Sophia, b Sept. 25, 1890; d 1813. [38-97] 4. Christina, b Oct. 9, 1811; d Apr. 22, 1896; m Edward Moll. [59-20] 5. Susannah, b Mar. 15, 1814; d Apr. 9, 1885; m Solomon Brey. [38-98] 6. Jonas, b Aug. 13, 1816; m Catharine Shuler, Hickorytown, Pa. [No further data.] [38-99] 7. Esther, b Dec. 8, 1818; d May 15, 1894; m William Bloch. [38-35] ANNA YEAKEL, b Oct. 20, 1780; d July 17, 1840; dau Jeremiah and Susanna (Wiegner) Yeakel [38-17]; m MICHAEL HILLEGASS, b Feb. 23, 1764; d Mar. 1, 1859. Michael Hillegass was a farmer and tanner, lived in Hosensack, Pa.; moved to Centreville, Ohio, in 1816. Children {11): [38-100] 1. Samuel, m - [38-101] 2. Jonathan, m - [38-102] 3. Anna Margaret, b 1801 ; d 1865; m Adam Guth (Good) ; m in fall of 1823. [38-103] 4. Catharine, m - ; had one child in 1833. 5. John, b Nov. 12, 1800; d June 28, 1828. [38-104] 6. Joseph, m - ; tanner. 7. Twin son, b 1820; d Oct. 31, 1824; age 4 yr. 6 mo. [38-105] 8. Susanna, m - . 9. Elizabeth, b June 16, 1823; d Oct. 21, 1839. [38-106] 10. Daniel, b - ; m Elizabeth Kulp. [38-107] 11. Jacob, b Feb. 27, 1818; m Lucy A. Powell. Data of Michael Hillegass Family obtained from letters in H. K. Gerhard Collection [*S. H. L.], written by Jacob Hillegass, Nov. 4, 1839, to Jacob Kriebel. In addition to the above the following information is given; In 1833, Samuel was married several years; Jonathan was married 6 wks.; Anna Margaret had 3 children; Catharine had 1 child. In 1837, Samuel bought 140 acres of land near Fort Wayne, Ind. Catharine lived 6 miles from home. In 1822, John was studying for the ministry with Rev. Weiss, and 1824 was his last year. Harbaugh Ref. Church Fathers, Vol. Ill, p 342: — “Rev. John Hillegass, b Nov. 12, 1800; d June 28, 1828; was ordained May 23, 1826. Had charge of six congregations, around Carrolton, formerly Centreville, Ohio.” » Another source states that Michael Hillegass and Ann Yeakel had thirteen children, eight attain¬ ing maturity. This source also states that Daniel Hillegass lived in Indian Territory and was married to an Indian Squaw. The youngest son went either to India, Australia, or Germany. [Information by R. M. Rine, General merchant, Centerville, Ohio, in 1910.] [38-36] ANNA YEAKEL, b Nov. 20, 1769; d Mar. 16, 1852; dau George and Rosina (Schubert) Yeakel [38-18]; m 1796, MATTHIAS GEHO, b Nov. 27, 1772; d Sept. 14, 1830. 176 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder families [38-108] [38-109a] [38-1 09b] [38-110] [38-111] [38-41] [38-1 12a] [38-1 12b] [38-113] [38-1 14a] [38-1 14b] Children (8): 1. Anna, b Jan. 21, 1797; d Nov. 3, 1856; m Henry Stichter. 2. Catherine, b Mar. 16, 1799; m ^e,n/y ^ilbert- 2. Milton Hallman. 3. Rosina, b May 7, 1806; d Feb. 3, 1887; m Anthony Reiehenbach. 4. Sarah, b July 7, 1808; d July 15, 1876; m John Wieder. 5. Susanna, b - ; d Apr. 5, 1875; m Daniel Yeakel. 6. Maria, b July 14, 1794; d Jan. 2, 1886; m j ~ —Miller. I 2. George Wolr. 7. Jacob, b June 7, 1801; d July 29, 1871; m Barbara Trump. 8. Daniel Yeakel, b Apr. 7, 1811 ; d July 12, 1882; m ( l' Kaiser*. I 2. Elizabeth Druckenmiller. “Dieses wahr meine Mutter Christina Stichter eine Geborene Beideman sie wahr gebohren den 30 August 1760 und starb den 27 May 1846 und sie brachte ihr alter auf 85 Jahr 9 mo. u 27 tage. Dieser wahr ihre Mutter Anna Geho eine gebohrne Jaklin, sie wahr geboren den 20 November 1760, u starb den 16 Marz 1852, 83 y. 3 mo. 25 tage.” Translation — This was the property of my mother Christina Stichter, maiden name, Beideman; she was born Aug. 30, 1760 and died May 27, 1846; her age was 85 yrs. 9 mo. and 27 days. This was her mother’s, Anna Geho, nee Yeakel; she was born Nov. 20, 1760 and died March 16, 1852, aged 83 yrs. 3 mo. and 25 days. [From inscription in German Bible in possession of Dr. Henry D. Stichter, 1720 W. Tioga St., Phila. Bible ivas property of his grandfather, Henry Stichter.] [38-38] GEORGE YEAKEL, b Aug. 13, 1782; d Dec. 31, 1852; s George and Rosina (Schubert) Yeakel [38-18]; m MARIA DEISHER, b Apr. 5, 1784; d Dec. 13, 1862. One child: Jared, b Feb. 11, 1819; d Feb. 26, 1824. [38-39] SOLOMON YEAKEL, b Oct. 17, 1773; d Apr. 6, 1814; s Melchior and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [38-19]; m RACHEL (REGINA) SCHUBERT, b Aug. 18, 1785; d June 5, 1867; dau Melchior and Maria (Krauss) Schubert [75b— 1 ]. Regina Schubert Yeakel m 2d time, John Schlicher [75b-7]. Children (2): 1. Jammin, b Sept. 9, 1811; d Mar. 9, 1812. [1 1— 41a] 2. Leah, b Apr. 14, 1813; d Mar. 16, 1876; m Nathan Nuss. [38-40] CHRISTOPHER YEAKEL, b Aug. 31, 1775; d Jan. 8, 1852; s Melchior and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [38-19]; m May 5, 1807, BARBARA SCHULTZ, b Nov. 23, 1769; d May 12, 1860; dau Balthasar and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-2]. No issue. [38-41] DANIEL YEAKEL, b Nov. 23, 1781; d Aug. 11, 1859; s Melchior and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [38-19]; m 1815, SUSANNA GEHO, d Apr. 5, 1875; dau Matthias and Anna (Yeakel) Geho [38-36]. Children (10): [38-115] 1. George, b June 9, 1816; d Feb. 24, 1842; m Lydia Schultz. 2. Sarah, b Oct. 31, 1817; d Dec. 27, 1819. [38-85] 3. Elizabeth, b Nov. 19, 1819; d Aug. 20, 1887; m Anthony Yeakel. [66-5a] 4. Agnes, b Jan. 23, 1821 ; d. Dec. 25, 1872; m Rev. Jacob Meschter. [38-116] 5. John, b Nov. 21, 1823; d Feb. 3, 1901; m Lydia Kriebel. [38-117] 6. Daniel, b Jan. 15, 1826; d Sept. 16, 1902; m Sarah Laudenschlager. [70-36] 7. Susanna, b Sept. 9, 1831; d Jan. 7, 1910; m Edward Schultz. [11-63] 8. Hannah, b May 23, 1833; d Sept. 9, 1915; m Charles Krauss. 9. Lydia, b Oct. 10, 1835; d Sept. 29, 1918. [38-118] 10. Emma, b Dec. 25, 1841; m Henry C. Kemmerer. [38-42] SAMUEL YEAKEL, b Jan. 27, 1813; d Apr. 15, 1842; s Christopher and Elizabeth(Yeakel) Yeakel [38-21]; m Feb. 13, 1838, HANNAH BERTOLET, dau of Daniel Bertolet. One child: [38-119] Isaac B., b July 6, 1840; d Dec. 29, 1910; m Maria K. Wieand. Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 477 [38-43] JOEL YEAKEL, b Nov. 18, 1817; d Feb. 11, 1901; s Christopher and Elizabeth (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-21]; m Oct. 29, 1842, SARAH KRIEBEL, b July 5, 1822; d May 10, 1892; dau Anthony and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [25-21]. Children (9): [38-120] 1. Daniel, b Nov. 2, 1844; m Rebecca Carl. [68-38] 2. Mary Ann, b Apr. 22, 1847; d Apr. 3, 1904; m Abraham S. Schultz. [38-229] 3. Elizabeth, b June 3, 1849; d Jan. 1, 1921; m Ambrose Yeakel. [38-121] 4. Sarah K., b Nov. 12, 1853; m Franklin B. Stauffer. [38—122] 5. Milton, b Dec. 12, 1855; m Carolina Schiffert. 6. Emilia, b Nov. 29, 1857; d Mar. 26, 1906; unm. [38-123] 7. William K., b Mar. 31, 1860; d Oct. 15, 1902; m Emma Schultz. 8. Abraham, b July 9, 1863; d Mar. 25, 1865. 9. Ellen, b Aug. 30, 1865; Quakertown, Pa. [38-44] JOSEPH YEAKEL, b Dec. 10, 1823; s Christopher and Elizabeth (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-21]; m SUSAN STAHL, b May 5, 1830; dau Daniel Stahl. One child: Henry, b Mar. 24, 1852; d Dec. 27, 1870. [38-45] JACOB YEAKEL, b Mar. 3, 1813; d Aug. 13, 1874; s Andrew and Susanna (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-22]; m Dec. 23, 1837, CATHARINE WIEAND^ b Oct. 4, 1820; d Feb. 12, 1905; dau Daniel Wieand. Jacob Yeakel d at Weatherly, Pa.; buried in new Cem. in Allentown, Pa. [38-124a] [38-1 24b] [38-125] [38-126] [38-127] [38-128] Children ( 6 ): 1. Jonas, b May 20, 1839; d Aug. 10, 1846. 2. Sarah, b July 5, 1841 ; d Nov., 1906; m { \ ^^TRi^ehart 3. Daniel, b Feb. 28, 1843; d Feb. 23, 1907; rn Mary Andrew. 4. Isaac W., b Feb. 20, 1848; d July 14, 1899; m Miranda Wolfgang. 5. Irvin C., b Mar. 4, 1852; d Feb. 1, 1918; m Anna Elizabeth Shortess. 6. Julia A., b Mar. 2, 1855; m Charles B. Keenly. [38-46] JOEL YEAKEL, b Aug. 14, 1831; d Mar. 30, 1899; s Rev. Andrew and Susanna (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-22]; m Dec. 31, 1854, MARY ANN HEIMBACH, b July 10, 1831; dau Philip Heimbach. Children (10): [38-129] 1. Amelia, b Dec. 18, 1855; m Samuel Diehl. [38—130] 2. John H., b Apr. 18, 1857; m Emmaline E. Baer. [38-131b] 1 3 * 5 6 7' Jonas- 6 0ct- 24’ 1858: d July 31- 1903; m 1 2. Rebecca TuTndinschlager. 4. Philip, b Jan. 20, 1861; d Sept. 11, 1862. [38-132] 5. Susanna, b July 20, 1862; m Frank C. Daub. [38—133] 6. William, b June 16, 1864; m Emma E. Moyer. [38—134] 7. Joel, b Aug. 15, 1866; d Nov. 20, 1915; m Maria Erdman. 8. Morris, b Jan. 27, 1870; d Sept. 25, 1870. [38-135] 9. Mary, b Nov. 15, 1871; m Eugene Smith. [38-136] 10. Caroline, b Mar. 2, 1872; d Apr. 25, 1911; m Samuel Fetterman. [38-47] SARAH Y. YEAKEL, b June 4, 1817; d July 22, 1883; dau Carl and Susanna (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-23]; m Oct. 9, 1843, ABRAHAM S. MOYER, b Nov. 15, 1822; d Dec. 5, 1912; s Jacob and Barbara (Stahler) Moyer. Carpenter. Children (8): 3. Charles Y., b Nov. 9, 1850; unm ; Allentown, Pa. [38-139] 4. Sarah Y., b May 26, 1853; m John G. Fritsch. 5. Emma Y., b Aug. 10, 1856; unm; Allentown, Pa. 6. Lydia Y., b June 9, 1858; unm; Allentown, Pa. 7. Abraham Y., b Oct. 12, 1860; d Dec. 3, 1863. [38-140] 8. Elizabeth Y., b Feb. 5, 1864; m Frank C. Wolfe. [38— 137a] } v , T] e 1C/1A f 1. Addie C. Orwig [38-137b] i 1- Isaac Y., b July 8, 1846; m 1 2. Ida V. Reariek. [38—138] 2. Jacob Y., b Apr. 4, 1848; m Mary J. Muir. 478 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-48] REV. JESSE YEAKEL, b Feb. 15, 1820; d Nov. 28, 1895; s Carl and Susanna (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-23]; m Nov. 23, 1843, MARIA SCHULTZ, b July 14, 1824; d Mar. 26, 1912; dau Melchior and Maria (Schultz) Schultz [68-6]. Clergyman of Evangelical Church; lived in Phila., Pa. Children (8): 1. Matilda, b Feb. 15, 1851; d Aug. 25, 1856. 2. Emma, b May 26, 1852; d June 17, 1856. *3. Sarah Jane, b Mar. 25, 1854. [38-141] 4. Ellen, b July 16, 1856; m Benjamin F. Edsall. [38-142] 5. Charles, b Aug. 14, 1858; m Julia S. McDole. f6. Uriah, b Nov. 18, 1860; d Mar. 22, 1885. 7. Henry, b Sept. 12, 1863; d Apr. 17, 1864. 8. William, b Oct. 12, 1867; d Dec. 9, 1875. Rev. Jesse Yeakel, born in 1820, lived a singularly useful life. Having been reared on a farm, he early evinced religious convictions and preached his first sermon at the age of 19. He served as a minister of the Evangelical Association and was in active service for 50 years, filling the position of Presiding Elder in the Eastern Pa. and Atlantic Conferences of the Evangelical Association. Although having a very limited public school education, Rev. Yeakel wrote two theological works, “Die Heilung des Menschen” which was published in Stuttgart, Germany, and “Systematic Theology.” He also wrote a short autobiography, ‘ Tsai’s Erfahrungen.” He was said to have been well grounded in the scriptures and led a very pious life. Although stationed in Phila., his duties as Presiding Elder caused him to be away from home a great deal, going as far as Port Jervis, N. Y., and being absent from four to six weeks at a time, the meagre salary he received not permitting him to pay car fares for frequent visitations to his districts. He was incessant in his labors for the neglected and unfortunate. One of his favorite maxims was “Besser Unrecht leiden als Unrecht thun.” (Better endure wrongs than commit wrongs.) Maria Schultz Yeakel was said to have possessed exceptional mechanical ability for a woman. At the age of 10, she is said to have made a wooden horse mounted on propelling rollers. Her school¬ master, the late Amos Schultz, while passing along the road, showed great delight in seeing this horse glide down the incline on its wheels, and told her, “you should have been a boy.” The members of the Amos Schultz family still recall that their father spoke of the proficiency of Maria Schultz in her studies. She and her brother and sister would stand in a “row” while their father would hear their lessons and test their knowledge of music. Her sister, Lydia, was very fond of reading, and at the tender age of nine was perplexed as to how to read and spin at the same time, as she was obliged to take her turn at the spinning wheel. It is said that their father, Melchior Schultz, at times entertained from 20 to 30 of the Moravians at one time. They would come in a coach from Bethlehem and be entertained by the Schultz family. This, of course, required great culinary preparations, but the women were equal to the occasion and these visits were welcomed by adults and children alike. *Sarah Jane Yeakel in early childhood evinced great interest in music, specializing on the pipe organ. For more than 20 years she was organist in Trinity Church, Germantown, Phila. For many years, she was the Philadelphia correspondent of the “Evangelical Messenger,” the organ of the Evan¬ gelical Association. Later she became actively engaged in Missionary Work, and is now engaged in Sunday School and deaconess work in Newark, N. J. She is an official Sunday School visitor of a prominent Sunday School. fUriah Yeakel was the first graduate of a Philadelphia Grammar School to be awarded a free scholarship at the University of Pa. by the Philadelphia Board of Education. These scholarships are now awarded to graduates of High Schools. He was born at Easton, Pa., and was possessed of an ex¬ ceedingly brilliant and conscientious mind. His early death cut short what would have been an un¬ doubtedly successful career. A professorship at the Schuylkill Seminary was declined by him as he felt he could not conscientiously fill the position. [38-49] JACOB YEAKEL, b Jan. 8, 1824; d Apr. 14, 1892; s Carl and Susanna (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-23] ; m Jan. 4, 1849, HESTER BRUNNER, b July 26, 1823 ; d Mar. 18, 1904 ; dau Michael Brunner. Children (2): [38-143] 1. Mary, b Nov. 26, 1852; d Nov. 13, 1890; m Henry Gehman. [38-144] 2. Obadiah B., b July 30, 1856; m Mary R. Minner. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 479 [38-50a] REV. REUBEN YEAKEL, b Aug. 3, 1827; dec ; s Carl and Susanna (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-23]; m SARAH SCHUBERT, b Jan. 27, 1827 ; d Apr. 26, 1875; dau David and Elizabeth (Schiffert) Schubert [75b-4a]. One child: Rosa, b Oct. 28, 1870; d Aug. 17, 1872. Sarah Schubert Yeakel and daughter, Rosa, are buried in the Schubert Cem. (Evangelical) at Upper Milford, Pa., near Corning. [38— 50b] REV. REUBEN YEAKEL, same as above, m 2d time, CAROLINE (SCHLOSSER) KLEIN, b 1820; d May 18, 1905; widow of John Klein. Rev. Reuben Yeakel was a Bishop of the Evangelical Association and resided in Norristown, Pa. His jurisdiction as Bishop embraced the churches of the Middle and Western States; he was editor, bishop, president of the theological seminary, and church historian in the Evangelical Association. In the will of Caroline K. Yeakel of Reading, Pa., she says, “My Dear Husband, Reuben, shall have fifty dollars and my lot No. 7 in Linwood Park, Vermillion, Ohio.’’ Her three sons, Charles, John, and Cornelius Klein, were executors. Reuben Yeakel died prior to his wife. [38-52] ABIGAIL YEAKLE, b Feb. 10, 1795; dec; dau Abraham and Sarah (Heydrick) Yeakle [38-24]; m 1809, JOHN OVERHOLTZER. Children (6): 1. Noah, b - ; d prior to 1879; unm. 2. Matilda, d prior to 1879; unm. 3. Reuben, b Nov. 24, 1816. 4. Abraham, b Oct. 12, 1818. 5. Isaac, b May 8, 1820. 6. Joseph, b May 25, 1822. [ Unable to trace or complete.] Inventory of Personal Estate of Abigail Overholtzer. Dec’d, Late Abigail Yeakle. Aug. 31, 1825. Filed 1828. [Adm. No. 14:5,54.} The Petition of Abraham Heydrick, Humphrey White, and Abraham Yeakle, relatives and next friends of the minor children of Abigail Overholt, one of the daughters and heirs of Abraham Yeakle, dec’d, respectfully showeth that the said minors are entitled to a considerable estate in right of their deceased mother, Abigail Overholt * * * That the mother of the said Minors is deceased and the father of the said Minors, John Overholt, has taken out Letters of Administration on her Estate and is about to receive the whole amount of the Estate. That the said John Overholt has expressed his determination to remove to Canada; his children now are destitute of support. The securities given by the said John Overholtz on his administration bond are insufficient: that the said John Overholtz is subject to intemperance and that it is believed by your Petitioners that if the Estate liapen into his hand the whole will be lost to the Heirs. Your Petitioners believe and have been so advised that the portion of the estate arising from the estate of Abra¬ ham Yeakle, the grandfather, legally belongs to children of the wife of the said John Overholtz, and that he as adminis¬ trator or in no other way in his own right has any claim to the estate. Petition for citation to increase security, Oct. 31, 1825. [38-53] SUSANNA YEAKLE, b Apr. 26, 1797; d Apr. 11, 1886; daw Abraham and Sarah (Heydrick) Yeakle [38-24]; m 1816, DR. HUMPHREY WHITE; d Mar. 16, 1829; s James White. Physician; followed his profession in Gwynedd, Montg. Co., Pa. In settlement of estate, Humphrey White is said to have been of Franconia Twp., Pa. Children (6): [38-145] 1. Sarah, b June 29, 1817; d Aug. 28, 1902; m Eli Krupp. [38-146] 2. Elizabeth, b Nov. 2, 1818; d Mar. 28, 1892; m John B. Edwards. 3. Franklin, b Dec. 2, 1820; d prior to 1879. [38-147] 4. Melinda, b Nov. 27, 1823; d 1887 ; m William Nicholas. 5. Abraham, b July 16, 1826; d Aug. 1, 1874. 6. Sylvester, b Nov. 2, 1828; d prior to 1879. [38-54] ANNA YEAKEL, b - ;dab. 1859; dau. Jacob and Susanna (Souder) Yeakel [38-25]; m PHILIP LEISTER. One child: [38-148] Elisabeth, m Abraham Souder. •180 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-55] MARY YEAKEL, b Jan. 12, 1799; d Dec. 20, 1878; dau Jacob and Susanna (Souder) Yeakel [38-25]; m Jan. 7, 1819, GEORGE LEISTER, b 1797; d Nov. 7, 1878. Children {13): 1. Jacob, b Nov. 19, 1819; d Aug. 23, 1904; m Lydia Snyder. 2. Lucy Ann, b Aug. 15, 1821; d Sept. 5, 1821; unm. 3. Abraham, b Aug. 15, 1822; d Sept., 1875; m Lydia Fox. 4. Elizabeth, b Dec. 21, 1824; m Andrew Trumbore. 5. Samuel, b Mar. 30, 1827; d Oct. 12, 1894; m Mary Yost. 6. Susanna, b Oct. 19, 1829; d Sept. 9, 1915; m William K. Nittenberger. 1. Matilda Trumbore. 2. Leanna Schelly. 8. Augustus, b May 16, 1834; m Lydia Reiter. 9. George Y., b Nov. 27, 1837 ; d Aug. 4, 1876; m Mary Catharine Nase. 10. Mary Y., b Dec. 21, 1839; d Oct. 20, 1910; m George Schatz. 11. Catharine, b Apr. 6, 1841; d Apr. 3, 1920; m Milton Schwager. 12. Sarah, b Mar. 15, 1843; m John K. Danehower. 13. Elemina, b July, 1845; d Aug., 1846. [38-149] [38-150] [38-151] [38-152] [38-153] [38-154a] [38- 154b] i [38-155] [38-156] [38-157] [38-158] [38-159] 1 7. John, b Jan. 15, 1832; m [38-56] ELIZABETH YEAKEL, b 1802; d about 1869; dau Jacob and Susanna (Souder) Yeakel [38-25]; m ABRAHAM WAMBOLD. Said to have had five children, and lived in New Jersey. A Lydia Wainpole b Dec. 27, 1837; dau of Abraham Wampole; m Nov. 21, 1874, John Jones, b Sept. 8, 1824; s Samuel Jones. [It has been impossible to locate any member of the above family, nor has it been possible to show that Lydia Wampole was the dau of Abraham Wambold and Elizabeth Yeakel.) [38-57] MAGDALENA YEAKEL, b Oct. 18, 1804; d - ; dau Jacob and Susanna (Souder) Yeakel [38-25]; m Oct. 18, 1826, MICHAEL ERDMAN, b May 9, 1801 ; d Mar. 23, 1846. It is stated that the widow of Michael Erdman lived in Nicetown, Phila., in 1879, but the editor has not been able to locate any descendants of this family. Children ( 9 ): [38-159.1] 1. Mahlon, b July 1, 1827; d bef. 1879; m — — - — - — - 2. William A., b Dec. 16, 1829; d 1848. 3. John A., b July 20, 1832; d Sept. 30, 1877. 4. Susanna, b Mar. 21, 1834. 5. Amanda, b Sept. 28, 1836; d age 3 mos. 6. Rebecca, b Dec. 10, 1837. 7. Richard, b Sept. 26, 1840. 8. David R. P., 6 Feb. 11, 1843. 9. George M., b Feb. 16, 1846. [38-58] JACOB YEAKEL, b Mar. 17, 1803; d May 5, 1864; s Christian and Mary (Souder) Yeakel [38-26]; m CATHERINE KRATZ, b May 31, 1803; d Apr. 8, 1891 ; dau Jacob Kratz. Children (J): [38-160] 1. Samuel K., b Mar. 25, 1832; d Dec. 21, 1910; m Sophia Reitz. [38-161] 2. Mary, b Sept. 18, 1839; m Henry S. Moyer. [38-162] 3. John K., b Mar. 28, 1843; m Arimenta Van Gilden. [38—163] 4. Catharine, b July 27, 1847 ; m Quincy Fretz. [ Unable to trace members of this family.) [38-59] ANNA YEAKEL, b Mar. 30, 1805; d Oct. 15, 1874; dau Christian and Mary (Souder) Yeakel [38-26]; m Oct. 10, 1829, JOHN S. MOYER. Mr. Moyer was a country merchant at Blooming Glen, Pa. Children (3): 1. Henry Y., b Sept. 12, 1830. 2. Mary, b Dec. 9, 1831. 3. Salome, b Jan. 6, 1836; d May 25, 1859. [ Unable to trace members of this family.) Gp:nealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 481 [38-60] SAMUEL S. YEAKEL, b Sept. 20, 1807; d - ; s Christian and Mary (Souder) Yeakel [38-26]; m Dec. 13, 1835, ANNA MOYER, b Sept. 10, 1810; dau Abraham Moyer. Lived in Perkasie, Pa. [38-1 64a] [38- 164b] [38-165] [38-166] [38-167] [38-168] [38-169] [38-170] Children (7): 1. Henry, b Sept. 17, 1836; m ( Sarah Hoiden 2. Elizabeth, b Aug. 29, 1838; d Jan. 3, 1866; m David K. High. 3. Mary, b Dec. 2, 1840; d Dec. 26, 1895; m Joseph A. Hendricks. 4. Anna, b Mar. 23, 1843; m Samuel Bishop. 5. Abraham, b Apr. 3, 1846; m Sarah A. Lewis. 6. Sara, b Mar. 22, 1848; d Nov. 19, 1875; m William Baringer. 7. Hannah, b Aug. 12, 1851; m Levinus Maurer. [38-61] BARBARA YEAKEL, b Feb. 10, 1811; d Apr. 8, 1881; dau Christian and Mary (Souder) Yeakel [38-26]; m Jan. 15, 1832, JOHN NASE, b Jan. 23, 1807; d prior to 1879; s Dewalt Nase. Car¬ penter and cigar maker; lived in Phila., Pa. The parents of John Nase are buried in Mennonite Cem., Old Perkasie, and the name is spelled “Nees.” Children (7): 1. Samuel, b Jan. 18, 1833; d Apr. 6, 1911. 2. James, b Nov. 14, 1834; d Apr., 1862; unm. 3. Ann, b Aug. 8, 1836; d Oct. 11, 1874 ; unm. [38-171] 4. Mary, b Feb. 19, 1839; d Nov. 27, 1909; m Joseph Rosenberger. 5. Leanna, b Sept. 12, 1841; d Dec., 1862; unm. 6. Aaron, b Aug. 29, 1844; d Nov. 18, 1882; unm. [38-172] 7. Elizabeth, b Feb. 21, 1849; m John Desch. [38-62] JOHN YEAKEL, b Jan. 14, 1804; d - -; s Abraham and Maria (Sauder) Yeakel [38-27]; m 1830, MARGARET MOYER, b Nov. 4, 1808; dau Michael Moyer. Children (7): [38-173] [38-174] [38-175] 1. Henry, b May 14, 1831 ; d in Andersonville prison during Civil War. 2. Elizabeth, b June 14, 1833; d 1835. 3. Catharine, b June 8, 1835; m John Henry Geisser. 4. Abraham, b Dec. 20, 1841 ; d Oct. 27, 1875. 5. Mary, b Oct. 21, 1844; m Thomas Carson. [No further data.} «• ■ 1 twins, b Jan. 10, 1849; I ” G,e0I?oe 7. Elizabeth J { d July 18, 1849. \ [38-63] ABRAHAM YEAKEL, b Feb. 19, 1808; d Apr. 17, 1866; s Abraham and Maria (Sauder) Yeakel [38-27]; m SUSANNA MOYER, b Jan. 15, 1808; d Nov. 20, 1877. Children (6): [38-176] 1. Noah, b Sept. 7, 1829; d Oct. 23, 1866; m Mary A. Fleckenstein. 2. Jacob, b Mar. 6, 1831; d young. 3. John, b Nov. 1, 1834. 4. Anna, b Oct., 1837; d Jan. 3, 1876. 5. Abraham, b Nov. 29, 1844; d Jan. 30, 1872. 6. Margaret, b Feb. 11, 1851; d Sept. 2, 1876. [38-64] JACOB YEAKEL, b Mar. 24, 1810; d June 29, 1863; s Abraham and Maria (Sauder) Yeakel [38-27]; m Jan. 22, 1832, CATHARINE MEYER, b Oct. 2, 1811; daw William Meyer. Children (11): [38-177] 1. Mary Ann, b Jan. 21, 1832; d Oct. 10, 1880; m Frederick Widmayer. [38—178] 2. Sarah, b Sept. 5, 1834; d July 14, 1872; m George Conover. [ No further data.] 3. Amanda, b Oct. 16, 1836; d Oct. 4, 1864. [38-179] 4. Susannah, b Apr. 25, 1839; d Sept. 10, 1880; m George W. Fisher. [38-180] 5. William, b Oct. 24, 1841; m Jennie A. Coats. No issue. 6. Catharine, b Feb. 10, 1844; unm. 7. Sophia, b Jan. 25, 1846; d Sept. 3, 1865. 482 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-181] 8. Jacob, b Feb. 25, 1848; d Feb. 26, 1907; m Lizzie Shaffer. 9. Elizabeth, b Sept. 23, 1850; d Nov. 27, 1869. 10. Oliver, b Jan. 13, 1853; d Jan. 14, 1853. 11. Anna, b Sept. 11, 1858; d Oct. 9, 1859. [Data from Family Bible belonging to Walter Barford (1919), 204-5 IV. Hope St., Phila., Pa.] The Family Bible contains this death notice, 1833: “Jacob Yeakel, Hatfield Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., on the cow-path road, one mile above the turnpike back of the tavern.” [38-65] ANNA YEAKEL, b Feb. 14, 1812; d prior to 1879; dau Abraham and Maria (Sauder) Yeakel [38-27]; m Aug., 1834, JACOB KILE, b — - — ; d Dec. 14, 1891 ; s Isaac Kile. Children (3): [38-182] 1. Mary, b July 12, 1835; m - - - - Garner. 2. John, b Apr. 9, 1838; unm. [38-183] 3. Sophia, b June 10, 1842; m - — Hoffman. [ Unable to locate or verify .] [38-66] CATHARINE (KATE) YEAKEL, b Aug. 11, 1816; dau Abraham and Maria (Sauder) Yeakel [38-27]; m Dec. 17, 1860, MICHAEL HARRIS, b Dec. 11, 1810; s Michael Harris. No issue. [38-67a] CHRISTIAN YEAKEL, b July 21, 1819; d prior to Aug. 26, 1-911; s Abraham and Maria (Sauder) Yeakel [38-27]; m 1853, FRANCES EMMA CARR; d May 28, 1856. Children (2): 1. Mary Elizabeth, b Jan. 29, 1854; d May 29, 1854. 2. Samuel C., b Aug. 14, 1855; d Sept. 4, 1862. [38-67b] CHRISTIAN YEAKEL, same as above, m 2d time, June 21, 1860, LEAH EDEL; d Aug. 26, 1911. One child: Kate Elizabeth, b Jan. 22, 1862; d Sept. 16, 1863. [38-68] BENJAMIN YEAKEL, b Aug. 9, 1810; d Jan. 12, 1871; s Jeremiah and Lydia (Krauss) Yeakel [38-28a]; m May 12, 1834, ELIZABETH BRENNER; d Jan. 20, 1875. Children (6): [38-184] 1. Solomon B., b Jan. 3, 1836; d July 18, 1900; m Emma D. Reiter. [38-185] 2. Lydia E., b Jan. 17, 1839; d Nov. 22, 1896; m Lewis Kuntz. [38-186] 3. Susanna N., b July 5, 1841; m Henry H. Keck. 4. Daniel B., b May 19, 1844; d June 3, 1844. 5. Joseph B., b Mar. 7, 1845; d unm. [38-187] 6. Simon H., b Oct. 24, 1848; dec; m Emeline Haines. [38-69] EDWARD M. YEAKEL, b Jan. 18, 1816; d Aug. 5, 1903; s Abraham and Sarah (Miller) Yeakel [38-29]; m Apr. 30, 1842, MATILDA DRAKE, b Dec. 20, 1825; d Mar. 4, 1904. Edward Yeakel lived in Greenville, Mercer Co., Pa. Children (4): [38-188] 1. Amos A., b Feb. 26, 1843; d June 25, 1912; m Margaret V. Jones. [38-189] 2. Emma R., b Jan. 24, 1846; d July 13, 1913; m William F. Harpst. 3. Samuel Milton, b Aug. 8, 1849; d Oct. 17, 1856. [38-190] 4. Sarah F., b Jan. 27, 1856; d June 3, 1892; m Jay McCurdy. [38-70] JOSEPH YEAKEL, b June 18, 1818; d May 8, 1893; s Abraham and Sarah (Miller) Yeakel [38-29]; m 1848, JOSEPHINE NEIS, b July 4, 1828; dau Joseph Neis. Children (5): 1. Amanda, b Jan. 11, 1849. [38-191] 2. Amelia, b Mar. 5, 1850; m Allen H. Beers. [38—192] 3. Wellington N., b Sept. 12, 1851; d June 28, 1918; m Amanda Schaffer. [38—193] 4. Uriah G., b Aug. 4, 1863; m Mary Etta Frable. 5. Wesley L., 6 Apr. 11, 1868. [ Unable to complete.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 483 [38-71] ANNA (YEAKEL) SCHULTZ, b Aug. 20, 1820; d July 26, 1880; dau Abraham and Sarah (Miller) Yeakel [38-29], and widow of George Schultz [149-17]; m Feb. 5, 1859, SAMUEL MILLER, b July 9, 1823; d July 27, 1901; s Jacob Miller. Samuel Miller was first m to Leah Kriebel [25-51]. Children (2): [38-194] 1. Asa Y., b Feb. 13, 1860; d Apr. 5, 1904; m Maggie Marsteller. [38-195] 2. Charles, b Apr. 30, 1862; m - [38-72] HIRAM YEAKEL, b Jan. 22, 1822; d Jan. 22, 1905; s Abraham and Sarah (Miller) Yeakel [38-29]; m Dec. 31, 1850, ELIZABETH ALBRECHT, b Nov. 25, 1827; d Apr. 10, 1876. Children ( 2 ): [38-196] 1. Mary Jane, b Oct. 10, 1851; ?n Monroe Snyder. [38—197 ] 2. Daniel A., b June 20, 1862; m Amelia C. Keinert. [38-73] MARIA YEAKEL, b Nov. 15, 1823; d Dec. 15, 1882; dau Abraham and Sarah (Miller) Yeakel [38-29]; m SOLOMON ROLLER, b Sept. 11, 1841; d May 16, 1889; buried Union Cem., Friedensburg, Pa. Children (2): 1. Abraham, b Oct. 1, 1865; d Feb. 5, 1866. 2. Daniel, b Jan. 18, 1869; d Dec. 11, 1870. Maria had two natural sons; [38-198] 1. Isaac Y. Ux; lived and died at Bowmanstown, Pa. [38-199] 2. Ezra Lohner, hotel keeper, Oley, and other places; said to have lived in Reading, Pa. [38-74] LEVI MILLER YEAKEL, b Mar. 24, 1825; d June 21, 1906; s Abraham and Sarah (Miller) Yeakel [38-29]; m Nov. 23, 1855, SUSAN TITLOW, b Feb. 6, 1835; dau Jacob Titlow. Lived in Hosensack, Pa. Children (7): [38-200] 1. Eslena, b Apr. 8, 1857; d July 11, 1909; m John G. Fries. [38-201] 2. Caroline, b Feb. 24, 1860; d Mar. 2, 1891; m Abraham Roth. [38-202] 3. Ellen D., b Nov. 23, 1863; m William H. Prizer. [38-203] 4. Mary F., b Feb. 8, 1866; m Elmer J. Siegfried. [38-204] 5. Adaline T., b June 8, 1870; d June 13, 1917; m Harvey E. Gery. [38-205] 6. Elmira, b July 26, 1872; m Nathaniel Rothenberger. [38-206] 7. Levi Grant, b Feb. 7, 1876; m Caroline Schultz. [38-75] NIMROD MILLER YEAKEL, b Apr. 14, 1827; d Sept. 6, 1905; s Abraham and Sarah (Miller) Yeakel [38-29]; m Oct. 4, 1856, ELIZABETH SAYER, b Oct. 27, 1828; d Aug. 4, 1908; dau Daniel Sayer. Both buried at Friedensburg, Oley. Nimrod Yeakel was a miller. Children (3): 1. Catharine Ann, b June 23, 1859; d Mar. 17, 1873. 2. Amanda S., b Feb. 26, 1865. [38-207] 3. Anna Cedella S., b July 6, 1874; m John S. Mack. [38-76] CAPT. SOLOMON YEAKEL, b Nov. 22, 1828; d Sept. 16, 1913; s Abraham and Sarah (Miller) Yeakel [38-29]; m June 23, 1866, AMANDA ALBRIGHT, b - ; d Feb. 18, 1894; dau John Albright. Children ( 2 ): 1. Laura Ann, b Jan. 24, 1868; d Oct. 25, 1884. [38-208] 2. Asher A., b Feb. 1, 1870; m Ella B. Snyder. Solomon Yeakel spent the years from 1853-1858 in California mining; he enlisted in the army during the Civil War and was honorably discharged Apr. 23, 1864, after three years’ service. He was a millwright and miller, and manufacturer of lumber. He retired in 1896. [38-77] SARAH YEAKEL, b Sept. 1, 1830; d Jan. 20, 1906; dau Abraham and Sarah (Miller) Yeakel [38-29]; m Feb. 27, 1853, BENJAMIN A. YODER, b Jan. 17, 1825; d Nov. 7, 1899; s George Yoder. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 484 Children (8): [38-209] 1. Andora, b Oct. 18, 1854; m Allen M. Gehman. 2. Manoah, b June 18, 1859; d May 4, 1866. 3. George, b Sept. 30, 1862; d May 17, 1864. 4. Hannah Amanda, b Dec. 12, 1864; d, Dec. 28, 1874. [38-210] 5. Daniel, b Apr. 29, 1867; m - . [Mo data.] [38-211] 6. Franklin Y., b May 5, 1870; m Mary A. Schitz. [38-212] 7. Charles Y., b Feb. 21, 1873; m Katie G. Snyder. 8. Infant son, b Jan., 1861; dec. [38-78] MATILDA YEAKLE, b Dec. 12, 1833; d Jan. 28, 1912; dau Augustus and Elenora (Schultz) Yeakel [38-30]; m Sept. 9, 1855, FREDERICK B. GLAES, b Sept. 15, 1823; d Jan. 24, 1896. Children ( 6 ): 1. Sarah J., b Mar. 17, 1856; m Solomon P. Greisamer. 2. Elmira, b Apr. 21, 1859; m — 7 - Branson, 400 E. Girard Ave., Phila., Pa. - , 1426 Cayuga St., Phila., Pa. [38-213] [38-214] [38-215] [38-216] [38-216.1] twins, b Nov. 23, 1861; m 3. Hiram 4. William 5. Elenora, b Nov. 16, 1866; m -, left children. Kahre, 2511 S. 19th St., Phila., Pa. 6. Laura Rebecca, b Feb. 4, 1876; d Sept. 1, 1877. [ Unable to complete; letters unans.} [38-79] THOMAS YEAKEL, b May 2, 1836; d, July 2, 1915; s Augustus and Elenora (Schultz) Yeakel [38-30]; m Nov. 28, 1857, LEANNA SCHOCH, b Oct. 27, 1833; d June 5, 1909. Carriage builder. Children (J) [38-217] 1. Ida Irene, b Mar. 1, 1859; d Sept. 9, 1914; m John Frank. [38—218] 2. Hannah, b Jan. 5, 1862; m Charles Dampden. 3. Franklin, b June 12, 1864; d Apr. 26, 1884. [38-219] 4. Alice S., b Mar. 25, 1869; m Arthur J. Faber. [38-80] LYDIA YEAKLE, b Aug. 19, 1838; d Aug. 18, - ; dau Augustus and Elenora (Schultz) Yeakle [38-30]; m Mar. 5, 1870, JACOB F. WOOD, b May 18, 1848; d Sept. 2, 1911. Children {3): 1. Harry, b Dec. 23, 1871; 5838 Girard Ave., Phila. 2. William, b Sept. 15, 1874; d Jan. 12, 1877. 3. Walter; with United Gas Imp. Co., Phila., Pa. [Letters unans; unable to complete.] [38-81] ISAAC S. YEAKLE, b May 13, 1841; d May 18, 1906; s Augustus and Elenora (Schultz) Yeakle [38-30]; m Nov. 30, 1867, AMANDA SCHULTZ, b Mar. 26, 1847; dau Solomon and Sophia (Kriebel) Schultz [149-43]. Mr. Yeakle was proprietor of Hotel Yeakle, Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ); 1. Mary Ann, b Sept. 17, 1868; unm; Norristown, Pa. 2. Laura Jane, b Feb. 25, 1872; unm; Norristown, Pa. [38-220] 3. Samuel Newton, b Jan. 9, 1874; m Mary V. Saurman. [38-221] 4. Martha Ellen, b Mar. 22, 1876; m Charles H. Lyle. 5. Howard, b Oct. 19, 1879; d Aug. 17, 1903. 6. Sophia S., d Sept. 16, 1921; unm. [38-82] JACOB S. YEAKLE, b Apr. 15, 1846; d Nov. 7, 1910; s Augustus and Elenora (Schultz) Yeakle [38-30]; m May 30, 1873, SARAH ANN REESER, b Nov. 21, 1853; dau Moses and Susanna (Glase) Reeser. Res. 930 Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Minnie Elenora, b Feb. 6, 1874; d Apr. 30, 1876. [38-222] 2. Jennie Estella, b Apr. 21, 1877; m Harvey M. Snyder. [38-223] 3. Lottie Susan, b Aug. 27, 1880; m William J. Holzinger. Plate 59 Jacob Rinewalt and wife, Maria de Dolores Monterde y Tirado [44-28]. (Original in possession of Charlotte Reinewalt Ingersoll [44-74].) Plate 60 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 485 [38-224] 4. Florence Maud, b Dec. 27, 1885; m Thomas C. Thompson. 5. Thomas Augustus, b Dec. 10, 1889; d Dec. 29, 1890. 6. Robert Lincoln, b Nov. 18, 1891; Allentown, Pa. [38-225] 7. Pearl Ursula, b Aug. 29, 1893; m Robert S. Rusling. [38-83] SAMUEL YEAKEL, b July 8, 1804; d Mar. 3, 1871 ; s David and Susanna (Schultz) Yeakel [38-3 la]; m Apr. 19, 1831, SOPHIA SCHULTZ, b Jan. 28, 1800; d July 24, 1879; dnu Rev. John and Regina (Heebner) Schultz [149-9]. No issue. Samuel Yeakel’s tombstone says “20 Jahren Classfiihrer.” [38-84a] DANIEL S. YEAKEL, b Aug. 4, 1808; d June 11, 1881; s David and Susanna (Schultz) Yeakel [38-31a]; m Feb. 11, 1847, REBECCA HEYDRICK, b May 24, 1818; d Oct, 31, 1861; dau George and Susanna (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-2b]. No issue. [38-84b] DANIEL S. YEAKEL, same as above, m 2d time, May 8, 1869, REGINA KRAUSS, b Nov. 14, 1842; dec; dau Henry and Christina (Schultz) Ivrauss [11-59]; widow, Regina Krauss Yeakel, m John Taggart [11-143.1]. Probably buried at Pennsburg Ref. Cem. No issvie. [38-85] ANTHONY YEAKEL, b July 21, 1810; d Dec. 31, 1856; s David and Susanna (Schultz) Yeakel [38-31a]; m Apr. 9, 1839, ELIZABETH YEAKEL, b Nov. 19, 1819; d Aug. 20, 1887; dau Daniel and Susanna (Geho) Yeakel [38-41]. Children (11): [38-226] 1. Sarah, b Mar. 1, 1840; m Moses Schuler. 2. Mary, b June 10, 1841 ; d Mar. 25, 1844; drowned. [38-227] 3. Anna, b Apr. 4, 1843; d Mar. 16, 1890; m Jacob D. Hoffman. 4. Edward, b May 22, 1844; d Mar. 28, 1857. [38-228] 5. Helena, b May 16, 1846; d Oct. 9, 1878; m Nathaniel Hallman. 6. William, b Nov. 27, 1847; d July 27, 1854. [38-229] 7. Ambrose, b Mar. 25, 1849; d Jan. 10, 1894; m Elizabeth Yeakel. 8. Nathan, b Aug. 20, 1851; d Mar. 21, 1857. 9. Levi, b July 21, 1853; d May 18, 1877. 10. Jonas, b July 10, 1855; d Oct. 25, 1875. [38-230] 11. Frank, b Oct. 22, 1856; d May 6, 1885; m Ida C. Eberhard. [38-86] SOPHIA YEAKEL, b July 6, 1799; d bef. 1870; dau Andrew and Maria (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-32]; m HENRY KLEES, d bef. 1870. Lived at Muncy, Pa. Children (7): 1. Jonas, 2. Elias, 3. Charles, 4. Jacob, 5. Joseph, 6. George, 7. Henry. [ Unable to locate or complete.] [38-87] JONAS YEAKEL, b Dec. 19, 1800; d 1894; s Andrew and Maria (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-32]; m ELIZABETH EVERETT. Jonas Yeakel is buried in unmarked grave in Cem., at Brick Church, near Hughesville, Pa. Children (9): [38-231] 1. Mary, m Washington Springer. [38-232] 2. Catharine, m James Guyer. [38-233] 3. Sarah, b Apr. 20, 1836; d Nov. 17, 1894; m Charles Spearman. [38-234] 4. Deborah E., b Apr. 18, 1853; m Frank Dentler. [38—235] 5. Charles, b 1837; d Nov. 16, 1912; m Charlotte Laughtly. 6. John W., b 1849; d 1919; unm; soldier in Civil War. d May 1, 1912; m m Elizabeth Losch. [38-238] 9. Jeremiah, b Oct., 1851; m Clarissa Poust. [In 1878, nine children living; 2 dead ( vid . Letter S. II. L.).] [38-236a] ( [38-236b] J [38-237] 8 7. William George P. twins, b 1847 [ 1. Sarah Edwards. 1 2. Mary Lentz. [38-88] ELIAS YEAKEL, b Oct. 30, 1802; d Mar. 11, 1870; s Andrew and Maria (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-32]; m SUSANNA FLICK, b - ; d bef. 1870. 486 CtEnealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-239] [38-240] [38-241] [38-242] [38-243] [38-244a] [38-244b] [38-245a] [38-245b] Children (7): 1. Thomas, m Levina Donelly. Mrs. Orman says Thomas married Elizabeth Danly — had 1 daughter. 2. Edward, b Oct. 25, 1831; d Jan. 25, 1889; m Jane Elliott. 3. Sevilla, m Charles Frey. 4. Margaret, m John Harman. 5. Mary Jane, m Isaac Leightner. Mary Yeakel Leightner had three daughters. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.} 6. Emeline, m ( f mer I 2. James Mills. 7. Catharine, 6 Mar. 26. 1847; m { 1' Erank D!?“s' „ I 2. Truman D. Miller, Williamsport, Pa. [38-89] SARAH YEAKEL, b Aug. 21, 1805; dan Andrew and Maria (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-32]; m JACOB FAGUE, b - ; d 1845. Children ( 5 ): [38-246] 1. John M., m Catharine Artley. [38-247] 2. Julia, m - - - Gross. [38-248] 3. Rachel, m - Gardner. [38-249] 4. Vina, m Freeman Hall. [38-250] 5. Daughter, m Charles Wilson. [ Unable to complete or verify .} [38-90a] JOSEPH YEAKEL, b July 29, 1800; d Oct. 11, 1883; s John and Susanna (Fisher) Yeakel [38-33a]; m Sept. 20, 1820, LYDIA KRIEBEL, b Sept. 22, 1786; d Nov. 3, 1834; dau Abraham and Salome (Yeakel) Kriebel [25-7]. No issue. [38-90b] JOSEPH YEAKEL, same as above, m 2d time, May 22, 1836, ANNA MARIA ZELL- NER, b Apr. 10, 1796; d Apr. 10, 1887; dau Christian Zellner. Children (2): [38-251] 1. Joseph Z., b Jan. 31, 1837; m Susanna E. Carl. [38-252] 2. William Z., b Aug. 28, 1839; m Lucinda Backenstoe. [38-91] GEORGE YEAKLE, b Oct. 2, 1802; s John and Mary (Fisher) Yeakel [38-33b]; m 1835, MARY (MARIA) CALDOVY (KALDOWEN); dau George Kaldowen. One child: [38-253] Sarah Ann, b Mar. 1, 1840; d July 27, 1903; m David G. Siesholtz. [38-92] HENRY YEAKEL, b Apr. 8, 1804; d Nov. 30, 1894; s John and Mary (Fisher) Yeakel [38-33b]; m SUSAN MILLER, b Feb. 22, 1807; d July 10, 1866; dau Michael and Susanna (Schubert) Miller [75-2]. Children (8): [38-254] 1. Zimry, b Aug. 27, 1828; d May 7, 1917; m Mary Ann Lemon. [38-255] 2. Susan, b Feb. 13, 1839; d Jan. 7, 1917; m Andy Frazier. [38-256] 3. Levi, b June 17, 1831; d Sept. 30, 1918; m Sarah McKnight Ramsey. [38-257] 4. Archie, b 1847; m Louise C. Rieger. [38-258] 5. Henry, b July 14, 1843; m Margaret E. Crusan. [38-259] 6. Lucy, b June 8, 1834; d Feb. 21, 1892; m John Waddell. [38-259.1] 7. William, dec; m Unam Miller; dau Mrs. John Kelly, Pittsburgh, Pa. [38-259.2] 8. John, dec 1911; wife dec. No issue. [ Unable to complete.} [38-93] SARAH YEAKEL, b Sept. 6, 1807; d bef. 1879; dau John and Susanna (Huff) Yeakel [38-33e]; m - GREISS. Descendants lived at Alburtis, Pa. [ Unable to locate or verify.} [38-94] CATHARINE YEAKEL, b Feb. 16, 1816; dau John and Susanna (Huff) Yeakel [38-33c]; m JOHN ADAM BORTZ. One child: [38-260] Solomon Y., b June 23, 1842; d Feb. 6, 1902; m Mary K. Willauer. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 487 [38-96] GEORGE WIEAND, b Apr. 4, 1804; d Dec. 17, 1869; s Henry and Rosina (Yeakel) Wieand [38-34]; m Oct. 20, 1839, LYDIA SCHULTZ, b Nov. 26, 1805; d Sept. 24, 1888; dau Jacob and Mag¬ dalena (Gerhard) Schultz [149-10]. Children (4): [38-261] 1. Abraham, b July 22, 1843; m Barbara Shelly. 2. Judith, b Feb. 22, 1841 ; d June 26, 1921 ; unm. 3. Levi, b July 6, 1845; unm; 932 Washington St., Reading, Pa. [38-262] 4. Mary, b Dec. 21, 1848; m James R. Redding. [38-97] CHRISTINA WIEAND, b Oct. 9, 1811; d Apr. 22, 1896; dau Henry and Rosina (Yeakel) Wieand [38-34]; m EDWARD MOLL, b May 8, 1820; d Feb. 19, 1899; s John and Eva Moll. Children (7): [38-263] [38-264] [38-265] [38-266] [38-267] 1. Mahlon, b May 13, 1840; d Nov. 18, 1917; m Sarah Ann Breisch. 2. Adelia, b Jan. 27, 1842; d May 3, 1888; m Jacob Renninger. 3. Susanna, b Aug. 4, 1844; d Sept. 24, 1876; m Michael T. Breisch. 4. Kate 5. Sarah Anna twins, b Mar. 23, 1848; d May 31, 1874; m John Wack. No issue. m Michael T. Breisch. 6. Carolina, b Aug. 1, 1850; 717 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. 7. Edwin, b Sept. 18, 1855; d Dec. 10, 1862. [38-99] ESTHER WIEAND, b Dec. 8, 1818; d May 15, 1894; dau Henry and Rosina (Yeakel) Wieand [38-34]; m Dec. 29, 1851, WILLIAM BLOCH, b Apr. 8, 1830; d Mar. 1, 1908; s Henry and Polly (Druckenmiller) Bloch. William Bloch is buried in New Gosh. Church Cem.; Esther, his wife, is buried at the same place. William Bloch was a farmer. Children ( 5 ): 1. Helena, b July 24, 1852; Palm, Pa. 2. Emma, b Feb. 5, 1854; d Dec. 6, 1890. 3. Rosanna, b Apr. 15, 1856; Palm, Pa. 4. William, b Dee. 10, 1858; d Mar. 7, 1878. [38-268] 5. James, b Aug. 16, 1864; m Sarah Jane S. Gery. [38-102] ANNA MARGARET HILLEGASS, b 1801; d 1865; dau Michael and Anna (Yeakel) Hillegass [38-35]; m ADAM GOOD. Lived in Ohio. Children (2): [38-268.1] 1. Adam, b 1830; d 1907; m Alice - - - - 2. Elizabeth, 18 mo. old in 1822. [In 1829 Anna Margaret is said to have had two boys and one girl.] She sends greetings to “Schwager Johannes and Heinrich Wiand.” [38-104] JOSEPH HILLEGASS, s Michael and Anna (Yeakel) Hillegass [38-35]; m - In 1833, Joseph Hillegass is said to have had two sons and two daughters married. Samuel and Jonathan were in partnership. [»S. H. L.] [No further data obtainable.] [38-106] DANIEL HILLEGASS, s Michael and Anna (Yeakel) Hillegass [38-35]; m ELIZABETH KULP. Tanner; Miamisburg, Ohio. One child: [38-269] Manoah, b Oct. 26, 1860; m Dinah Krauss; Pennsburg, Pa. [38-107] JACOB HILLEGASS, b Feb. 27, 1818, in Montg. Co., Ohio; s Michael and Anna (Yeakel) Hillegass [38-35]; m July 26, 1841, in Butler Co., Ohio, LUCY A. POWELL, b July 28, 1822; dau John and Barbara Powell. Children (7): [38-269.1] 1. Josiah, d Apr. 2, 1875. [38—269.2] 2. Jeremiah. Genealogical Record ok the Schwenkfelder Families 488 [38-269.3] 3. Hezekiah, m Ella Work. [38-269.4] 4. Isaiah J. [38-269.5] 5. Sarah J., m John Stehl. 6. Mary M. 7. Lucy I. Jacob Hillegass was a tanner and migrated to Allen Co., Ind., in 1843; located at Huntertown and resided there ever since. He was County Commissioner and member of Presbyterian Church. Josiah Hillegass was a graduate of the University of Michigan Law School; was associated with his brother-in- law as “Stehl and Hillegass.” He died in 1875, the first death in the family. Jeremiah, also a graduate of Literary Dept, of University of Mich., A.B. and A.M., was superinten¬ dent of County Schools for six years. Isaiah J. Hillegass was a member of the Law Dept, of University of Mich. Mary and Lucy are amiable and highly respected ladies. [Hist, of Allen Co., Ind., by Helm, 1880.] [38-108] ANNA GEHO, b Jan. 21, 1797; d Nov. 3, 1856; dau Matthias and Anna (Yeakel) Geho [38-36]; m Sept. 13, 1818, HENRY STICHTER, b Apr. 17, 1797; d Aug. 21, 1881; s Jacob and Chris¬ tine (Beideman) Stichter. Children ( 9 ): [38-270] 1. Jeremiah, b Sept. 26, 1819; d Sept. 16, 1892; m Catherine Marsteller. 2. William, b Dec. 11, 1820; d Oct. 26, 1824. [38-271] 3. Maria, b Aug. 15, 1822; d July 17, 1907; m Samuel Gabel. 4. Esther, b May 14, 1824; d Nov. 8, 1894; unm. 5. Thomas, b Mar. 10, 1826; d Mar. 9, 1840. 6. Samuel, b Nov. 22, 1827; d Dec. 31, 1848. [38-271.1] 7. Eli, b July 20, 1829; d Dec. 28, 1880; m — — - [38-272] 8. Copeland, b Dec. 10, 1830; d Sept., 1903; m Sarah A. Deischer. [38-273] 9. Catharine A., b Apr. 28, 1834; m Henry K. Gibbert. [Data from Stichter Bible.] [38-110] ROSINA GEHO, b May 7, 1806; d Eeb. 3, 1887; dau Matthias and Anna (Yeakel) Geho [38-36]; m ANTHONY REICHENBACH, b Dec. 15, 1800; d Sept., 1884; s George Reichenbach. Lived at Zionsville, Pa. One child: [38-274] Maria Ann, b Jan. 12, 1828; dec; m Charles F. Stahler. [38-111] SARAH GEHO, b July 7, 1808; d July 15, 1876; dau Matthias and Anna (Yeakel) Geho [38-36]; m JOHN WIEDER, b Sept. 9, 1814; d Dec. 6, 1867. Children ( 5 ): [38-275] 1. Henry G., b Jan. 18, 1838; d Oct. 31, 1913; m Lydia Iv. Pfliiger. [38-276] 2. Solomon G., b Mar. 27, 1843; m Sarah A. Klein. [38-277] 3. Samuel G., b Apr. 4, 1849; dec; m Martha Hunsperger. [38-278] 4. John G., b Mar. 9, 1852; d Aug. 5, 1880; m Sarah Stout. [38-279] 5. Mary, b - ; m Henry Stahler, had one son, Isaac. [38-112a] MARIA GEHO, b July 14, 1794; d Jan. 2, 1886; dau Matthias and Anna (Yeakel) Geho [38-36]; m - MILLER. Father died before birth of twins. Children (2): [38-280] [38-281] 4 P,avA t twins, m ! Emmeline Sell 2. Eh (?) J [ - Hangen. [38-1 12b] MARIA (GEHO) MILLER, same as above, m 2d time, GEORGE WOLF. Children ( 3 ): [38-283] 1. Daughter, m Jacob Leister. [38-284] 2. Daughter, m David Bieler. 3. Joshua, was a soldier. [ Unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 489 [38-113] JACOB GEHO, b June 7, 1801; d July 29, 1871; s Matthias and Anna (Yeakel) Geho [38-36]; m BARBARA TRUMP, b Jan. 20, 1806; d Nov. 18, 1884. Children (5): 1. Solomon, b Sept. 12, 1828; d Nov. 16, 1828. 2. Claria, b Feb. 12, 1833; d Oct. 24, 1834. [38-285] 3. William T., b Dec. 22, 1834; d Mar. 31, 1886; m Hannah Jones. 4. Jacob, b May 15, 1841; d June 9, 1860. 5. Maria Anna, b Sept. 1, 1845; d May 2, 1847. Jacob Geho was also said to have had a daughter Barbara, who married Eli Gross {no issue); also said to have two other sons named Nicodemus and Thomas, but this could not be verified. [ Further data unobtainable.] [38-114a] DANIEL YEAKEL GEHO, b Apr. 7, 1811; d July 12, 1882; s Matthias and Anna (Yea¬ kel) Geho [38-36]; m ESTHER KAISER, b Mar. 15, 1816; d Oct. 26, 1859. Children {10): [38-286a] 1 [38-286b] j 1. Addison, b - ; killed in Civil War. ^ TT 7 . „ , T . f 1. Hannah Weiss. 2. Henry, b Mar. 12, 1840; d July 27, 1910; m j 2. Sarah Bittenbender. 3. Anne, b Jan. 28, 1842; d Sept. 26, 1859. [38-286.1] 4. Matthias, b Nov. 25, 1843; d Sept. 20, 1901; m — - - [38-287] 5. Amelia, b Sept. 29, 1846; d May 31, 1906; m William Biehn. 6. Lizzie, b Jan. 2, 1849; d July 29, 1897. [38-288a] } [38-288b] j [38-289] [38-290] 7. Ambrose Kaiser, b Dec. 15, 1850; m { \ Elnma^dgeiU011’ 8. Emma, b Dec. 13, 1853; d Aug. 12, 1912; m George S. Cassel. 9. Mahlon, 1735 Dillon St., Baltimore, Md. 10. Adam, b Dec. 2, 1862; m Emma Ehl. [38-1 14b] DANIEL YEAKEL GEHO, same as above, m 2d time, ELIZABETH DRUCKEN¬ MILLER, b July 19, 1812; d Aug. 18, 1895. No issue. [38-115] GEORGE YEAKEL, b June 9, 1816; d Feb. 24, 1842; s Daniel and Susanna (Geho) Yeakel [38-41]; m Apr. 4, 1841, LYDIA SCHULTZ, 6 June 1, 1816; d June 5, 1903; dau Rev. Christo¬ pher and Susannah (Yeakle) Schultz [70-3]. One child: [38-291] Maria, b Mar. 30, 1842; d Dec. 5, 1872; to Manassas DeLong. Lydia (Schultz) Yeakel married 2d time, Levi Miller [70-12]. [38-116] JOHN YEAKEL, b Nov. 21, 1823; d Feb. 3, 1901; s Daniel and Susanna (Geho) Yeakel [38-41]; m Oct. 9, 1849, LYDIA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 8, 1829; d Oct. 17, 1912; dau Samuel and Sarah (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-18]. John Yeakel was a farmer, and lived in Ogle Co., Ill. [38-292] [38-293a] 1 [38-293b] J [38-294] [38-295] [38-296] [38-297] [38-298] [38-299] Children {9): 1. Samuel K., b Oct. 27, 1850; d Apr. 27, 1917; m Savilla A. Harper. f 1. Alice Reinert. 2. Jefferson, b Sept. 1, 1852; m i ^ 3. Susan, b Mar. 14, 1855; m William H. Stoner. 4. Edwin K., b Sept. 2, 1857; m Sarah E. Wolf. 5. Sarah Jane, b May 5, 1860; d Oct. 5, 1860. 6. Emma, b May 30, 1862; m Rev. Harman A. Wolfe. 7. William Iv., b Jan. 27, 1865; m Mabel Robinson. 8. Ella, b Jan. 7, 1869; d Mar. 30, 1893; m Austin Stahler. 9. John, b Feb. 28, 1872; m Lillian L. Derby. [38-117] DANIEL YEAKEL, b Jan. 15, 1826; d Sept. 16, 1902; s Daniel and Susanna (Geho) Yeakel [38-41]; m Dec, 25, 1852, SARAH LAUDENSCHLAGER, h Aug. 13, 1834. Children {5): [38-300] 1. Henry, b Dec. 18, 1853; d Dec. 1, 1887; m Diana Berndt. [38-301] 2. Allen, b Nov. 4, 1856; d Dec, 23, 1892; m Caroline Schultz. 490 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-71] 3. Mary, b Dec. 18, 1860; m Edwin H. Schultz. [38-302] 4. Horace L., b Apr. 10, 1864; m Kate G. Schoenly. [75b-50] 5. Annie L., b Aug. 16, 1870; m Amandus S. Miller. [38-118] EMMA YEAKEL, b Dec. 25, 1841; dau Daniel and Susanna (Geho) Yeakel [38-41]; m June 11, 1863, HENRY C. KEMMERER, b - ; d Dec. 29, 1903. Widow resides at Emaus, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Annie L., b Feb. 2, 1865. [38-303] 2. Albert H., b Apr. 1, 1866; m Laura May Borzell. 3. Charles O., b Oct. 19, 1867; d Aug. 14, 1895. 4. Mary Alice, 6 Sept. 10, 1869; d July 25, 1880. [38-119] DR. ISAAC B. YEAKEL, b July 6, 1840; d Dec. 29, 1910; s Samuel and Hannah (Bertolet) Yeakel [38-42]; m Oct. 7, 1866, MARIA K. WIEAND, b Mar. 27, 1834; d Aug. 3, 1915; dau Charles W. and Susanna (Krauss) Wieand [11-54]. Physician; lived at Bally, Berks Co., Pa. Children (J): [38-304] 1. Charles Frederick, b Jan. 25, 1868; m H. Cleora Reimensnyder. 2. Hannah B., b July 22, 1869; unm; 1411 Cotton St., Reading. [38-305] 3. Susan L., b Feb. 14, 1872; d Oct. 8, 1903; m Frank W. Schreiber. [38-306] 4. Asher C., b Jan. 20, 1874; d Dec. 19, 1901; m Lizzie M. Bender. [38-120] DANIEL YEAKEL, b Nov. 2, 1844; s Joel and Sarah (Kriebel) Yeakel [38-43] ; m Apr. 24, L875, REBECCA CARL, b Nov. 19, 1850; dau John and Sarah (Traub) Carl. Res. 803 E. Mahanoy St., Mahanoy City, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): [38-307] 1. John Joel, b Mar. 7, 1882; m Elsie Watkins. [38-308] 2. Blanche S., b July 26, 1884; m William J. Faust. 3. Ida M., b Sept. 12, 1886; Mahanoy City, Pa. 4. Claude H., b Aug. 9, 1890; Mahanoy City, Pa. [38-121] SARAH K. YEAKEL, b Nov. 12, 1853; dau Joel and Sarah (Kriebel) Yeakel [38-43]; m Mar. 27, 1875, FRANKLIN B. STAUFFER, b Mar. 4, 1852; s Jesse and Eliza (Baer) Stauffer. Farmer; Hosensack, Pa. (1919.) Children (J); [38-309] 1. Annie A., b June 23, 1876; m Oliver Gaugler. 2. Harvey F., b Nov. 11, 1879; Hosensack, Pa. [38-310] 3. George E., b Apr. 8, 1885; m Leah Schoenly. 4. Jesse J., b July 8, 1897; Hosensack, Pa. [38-122] MILTON YEAKEL, b Dec. 12, 1855; s Joel and Sarah (Kriebel) Yeakel [38-43]; m Aug. 30, 1878, CAROLINA SCHIFFERT, b Oct. 11, 1852; dau William and Sarah (Kemmerer) Schiffert. Laborer; 522 Ridge St., Emaus, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): [38-311] 1. Charles, b Nov. 4, 1879; m Estella A. Covely. [38-312] 2. Sallie J., b May 30, 1882; m Peter Nuss. [38-313] 3. Emma L., b Feb. 19, 1884; m James G. Doney. [38-123] WILLIAM KRIEBEL YEAKEL, b Mar. 31, 1860; d Oct. 15, 1902; s Joel and Sarah (Krie¬ bel) Yeakel [38-43]; m Aug. 30, 1884, EMMA SCHULTZ, b Jan. 27, 1859; dau Joel and Sarah (Schultz) Schultz [149-75]. No issue . Emma S. Yeakel, m again to Erwin N. Schultz [68-27b]. [38-124] SARAH YEAKEL, b July 5, 1841; d Nov., 1906; dau Jacob and Catharine (Wieand) Yeakel [38-45]; w Oct. 21, 1865, GEORGE WEIKERT, b Oct. 29, 1826; s Jacob Weikert. Lived at Emaus, Pa. Children (3): [38-314] 1. Emeline, b Sept. 21, 1868; m Henry Krause. [38-315] 2. William, b May 7, 1872; m - Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 491 3. Rufus, b - ; d 1916. Sarah Yeakel married 2d time - Rinehart. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [38-125] DANIEL YEAKEL, b Feb. 28, 1843; d Feb. 23, 1907; s Jacob and Catharine (Wieand) Yeakel [38-45]; m Aug. 3, 1861, MARY ANDREW, b Nov. 30, 1840; dau David Andrew. Children (8): 1. Naomi, b Nov. 11, 1862; 545 Sixth St., Allentown, Pa. 2. George W., b Jan. 10, 1866; m — - — - — ; Allentown, Pa. 3. Samuel A., b Feb. 22, 1871; d Feb. 27, 1911; m Anna M. Westen. 4. William A., b Mar. 30, 1873; d Sept. 26, 1873. 5. Susanna A., b May 5, 1874; d Sept. 22, 1874. 6. Moses A., b Mar. 23, 1876; d Apr. 8, 1876. 7. Rosanna A., b Apr. 7, 1877; m Henry Holter; 1622 Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. 8. Emma, b - ; m Daniel Gougler. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [38-126] REV. ISAAC W. YEAKEL, b Feb. 20, 1848; d July 14, 1899; s Jacob and Catharine (Wieand) Yeakel [38-45]; m May 20, 1873, MIRANDA WOLFGANG, b Jan. 31, 1857 ; dec; dau Moses Wolfgang. Isaac W. Yeakel was b at Vera Cruz, Pa. ; received in East Pa. Conference of the Evangelical Assn. Wife was dau of Moses Wolfgang of Ashland, Eldred Twp., Schuylkill Co., Pa. Children (8): 1. Arthur; 2. Beulah, dec. [38-320] 3. Lilie Jane, b Sept. 19, 1875; m Philip Zauner. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [38-127] REV. IRVIN C. YEAKEL, b Mar. 4, 1852; d Feb. 1, 1918; s Jacob and Catharine (Wieand) Yeakel [38-45]; m June 16, 1885, ANNA ELIZABETH SHORTESS, b Dec. 1, 1861; dau Rev. Samuel Irvin Shortess. Presbyterian minister; widow resides 6237 Bellona Ave., Baltimore, Md. (1922.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Ivy V., b Apr. 22, 1887; Missionary to Mexico under Presbyterian Church. 2. Ursula Regina Susanna, b Jan. 9, 1889. Art Supervisor in Baltimore City Schools. 3. Katherine Elizabeth, b Apr. 24, 1890; stenographer and private secretary to President of Provident Savings Bank, Baltimore, Md. [38-320.1] 4. Grace A., b Jan. 21, 1892; m Rev. Jacob Vanderbilt Koons. 5. Eleanor F. Frieda, b Jan. 29, 1896; teacher; post graduate student Johns Hopkins University. 6. Irvin Shortess, b Jan. 14, 1899; 3rd year student, Princeton Theological Seminary; temporary pastor of church in Idaho. Rev. Irvin C. Yeakel, pastor of the Biddle Chapel, Carlisle, Pa., died on Feb. 1, 1918. At one time he was pastor of the church at West Liberty, W. Va. He had held pastorates in three States, and was one of the most successful pastors on the home mission field. He was born on Mar. 4, 1852, in Pa., and received his education in the schools of that state. He studied theology privately. He was or¬ dained to the ministry in 1884. He served six years in Pa., engaged in missionary work in Baltimore, Md., then became pastor of a church in Montg. Co., Md.; then returned to Baltimore, to engage in missionary work. He founded the church of Lauraville, which is now known as the Hamilton Presby¬ terian church. He accepted a call in 1905 to the Memorial Presbyterian church in Brooklyn, Md., where he remained three years. He returned to Baltimore in 1908, and took charge of the Broadway Presbyterian church, now a strong mission center. He went to West Liberty, W. Va., in 1913, and remained three years, when he entered upon work at Carlisle, Pa. He is survived by his widow, five daughters and one son. Interment was made at Mount Zion Cemetery, Churchtown, Pa. [News¬ paper clipping.] By a decree of court in the year 1918 — after the death of Rev. Irvin C. Yeakel, the family’s name was changed from “Yeakel” to “Yeaworth.” Their names are as follows: Mrs. Anna E. Shortess Yeaworth; 6237 Bellona Ave., Baltimore, Md. [38-316] [38-317] [38-318] [38-319] 492 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Ivy Verdilla Yeaworth; 6237 Bellona Ave., Baltimore, Md. Ursula Regina Susanna Yeaworth; 6237 Bellona Ave., Baltimore, Md. Katharine Elizabeth Yeaworth; 6237 Bellona Ave., Baltimore, Md. Grace A. Yeaworth; 6237 Bellona Ave., Baltimore, Md. Eleanor F. Frieda Yeaworth; 6237 Bellona Ave., Baltimore, Md. Irvin Shortness [changed from Irvin C., Jr.] Yeaworth; 6237 Bellona Ave., Baltimore, Md. [38-128] JULIA ANN YEAKEL, b Mar. 2, 1855; dau Jacob and Catharine (Wieand) Yeakel [38-45]; m Nov. 1, 1873, CHARLES B. KEENLY. Res. Mauch Chunk, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Ella G., b Dec. 3, 1874; d May 29, 1895. [38-321] 2. Robert E., b Feb. 21, 1877; m Rosa Sauter; Mauch Chunk, Pa. [38-129] AMELIA YEAKEL, b Dec. 18, 1855; dau Joel and Mary Ann (Heimbach) Yeakel [38-46]; m Jan. 6, 1877, SAMUEL DIEHL, b Feb. 4, 1855; d Jan. 15, 1904; s Elias and Elizabeth (Musselman) Diehl. Farmer; Emaus, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [38-322] 1. Laura Jane, b June 4, 1881; m Howard E. Miller. 2. William, b Aug. 22, 1877; d Feb. 22, 1879. 3. Mary, b Aug. 11, 1884; d Jan. 10, 1885. [38-130] JOHN H. YEAKEL, b Apr. 18, 1857; s Joel and Mary Ann (Heimbach) Yeakel [38-46]; m May 20, 1876, EMMALINE ELIZABETH BAER, b Nov. 7, 1858; dau John and Anna M. (Kauff¬ man) Baer. Farmer; res. Coopersburg, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Charles Henry, b Sept. 25, 1876; Coopersburg, Pa. 2. John B., b Nov. 3, 1878; Centre Valley, Pa. 3. Benjamin Franklin, b Feb. 4, 1881; 1414 Salem St., Glendale, Cal. 4. George B., b Mar. 12, 1883; d Apr. 4, 1917. [38-323] 5. Anna Maria, b Feb. 9, 1885; m Joseph Bright. 6. Moses B., b Mar. 18, 1888; Bingen, Pa. [38-324] 7. Caroline Rebecca, b Mar. 1, 1891; m Howard Frey. 8. William B., b Oct. 6, 1894; Coopersburg, Pa. [38-1 31 a] JONAS YEAKEL, b Oct. 24, 1858; d July 31, 1903; s Joel and Mary Ann (Heimbach) Yeakel [38-46]; m - RENNER, dau of David and Tillara (Reinhard) Renner, who d Aug., 1880, when Alice was three weeks old. One child: [38-325] Alice, b July 19, 1880; m Samuel Eisenhart. [38— 131b] JONAS YEAKEL, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 22, 1882, REBECCA T. LAUDEN- SCHLAGER, b Aug. 22, 1862; dau Gedian and Rebecca (Trexler) Laudenschlager. Engineer for P. & R. R. R. ; widow res. 456 Auburn St., S. Allentown, Pa. (1918.) One child: [38-326] Morris, b Oct. 28, 1883; m Helena Fischer; 606 St. John St., Allentown, Pa. [38-132] SUSANNA YEAKEL, b July 20, 1862; dau Joel and Mary Ann (Heimbach) Yeakel [38-46]; m Dec. 1, 1883, FRANK C. DAUB, b Dec. 17, 1862. Res. Sellersville, Pa. (1918.) Children (6): 1. William Y., b Apr. 18, 1884; Quakertown, Pa. 2. Laura Y. j M ,, M ,6 1885; j m William F. Fosbenner. 3. Alice Y. J l Sellersville, Pa. 4. Mary E., b Nov. 18, 1893; Sellersville, Pa. 5. Martin L., b Nov. 10, 1895; d Feb. 1, 1908. 6. Jonas Y., b Aug. 9, 1900; Sellersville, Pa. [38-327] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 493 [38-13.3] WILLIAM YEAKEL, b June 16, 1864; s Joel and Mary Ann (Heimbach) Yeakel [38-46]; m May 25, 1889, EMMA ELIZABETH MOYER, b Feb. 7, 1867; dau Nathan F. and Anna S. (Esch- bach) Moyer. Laborer; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (J); 1. Clara M., b Dec. 19, 1889; East Greenville, Pa. [38-328] 2. Eva M., b Nov. 1, 1891; m Howard D. Albitz. [38-329] 3. Howard F., b July 1, 1893; m Esther Lefevre. 4. Elva M., b Feb. 17, 1906; East Greenville, Pa. [38-134] JOEL YEAKEL, b Aug. 15, 1866; d Nov. 20, 1915; s Joel and Mary Ann (Heimbach) Yeakel [38-46]; m Nov. 14, 1896, MARIA ERDMAN, b Dec. 10, 1867; dau Daniel and Lydia (Huber) Erdman. Feed and grain business; res. Hosensack, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Emanuel Paul, b May 13, 1898. 2. Mark Daniel, b Aug. 7, 1899. 3. Robert Joel, b July 28, 1902. [38-135] MARY YEAKEL, b Jan. 15, 1871; dau Joel and Mary Ann (Heimbach) Yeakel [38-46]; m Jan. 4, 1890, EUGENE SMITH, b Sept. 20, 1867; s Daniel and Emma (Koch) Smith. Farmer; res. Coopersburg, Pa. (1918.) One child: Homer V., b Feb. 2, 1897; unm; Coopersburg, Pa. [38-136] CAROLINE YEAKEL, b Mar. 2, 1872; d Apr. 25, 1911; dau Joel and Mary Ann (Heim¬ bach) Yeakel [38-46]; m Dec. 12, 1891, SAMUEL FETTERMAN, b Feb. 16, 1862; s Levi and Julian (Kuhns) Fetterman. Automobile business; res. Vera Cruz, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): [38-330] 1. Allen J., b May 12, 1893; m Carrie I. Lehman. 2. Edna V., b Oct. 5, 1896; Vera Cruz, Pa. [38-137a] ISAAC YEAKEL MOYER, b July 8, 1846; s Abraham S. and Sarah (Yeakel) Moyer [38-47]; m June 4, 1874, ADDIE CLARA ORWIG, b May 6, 1852; d Apr. 17, 1889; dau William W. and Susan (Rishel) Orwig. Children (5): [38-331] 1. Maude Orwig, b Oct. 3, 1876; m Janies R. Hicks. 2. Alice May, b Nov. 1, 1882; d Aug. 13, 1883. [38-332] 3. Walter Orwig, b June 11, 1884; m Leona L. Zimmer. 4. Harry Orwig, b Dec. 19, 1887; d July 23, 1890. 5. Frank Orwig, b Apr. 10, 1889; 1903 Woodland Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. [38-137b] ISAAC YEAKEL MOYER, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 13, 1891, IDA VIOLA REAR- ICK, b Dec. 12, 1862; dau George P. and Mary Ann (Henneigh) Rearick. In charge of Book Dept, in Publishing House of Evangelical Association. Res. 1903 Woodland Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. (1919.) Children (2): [38-333] 1. Ruth Ora, b Mar. 17, 1893; m Harry H. Lichtwardt. 2. Helen Olive, b Dec. 17, 1896; 1903 Woodland Ave., Cleveland, O. [38-138] JACOB YEAKEL MOYER, b Apr. 4, 1848; s Abraham S. and Sarah (Yeakel) Moyer [38-47]; m Jan. 10, 1879, MARY JANE MUIR, b Sept. 6, 1854; d Jan. 14, 1919; dau William and Elmina (Jordan) Muir. Mgr. Periodical Dept., Publishing House, Evangelical Association; res. 2580 East 128th St., Cleveland, Ohio. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Harvey M., b Jan. 22, 1880; 2580 E. 128 St.; Cleveland, Ohio. [38-334] 2. Robert M., b Apr. 1, 1884; m Anna C. Gedeon. 3. Emma Laura, b Apr. 8, 1886; d May 26, 1899. [38-335] 4. Charles F., b Oct. 10, 1891; m Alma B. Braeske. 5. Cora M„ b Jan. 31, 1893; 2580 E. 128 St., Cleveland, Ohio. 494 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-139] SARAH YEAKEL MOYER, b May 26, 1853; dau Abraham S. and Sarah (Yeakel) Moyer [38-47]; m May 24, 1878, JOHN G. FRITSCH, b Mar. 21, 1847; s John and Mary (Glassmeyer) Fritsch. Book-dealer; res. W. Chew St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): [38-336] 1. Robert Roland, b Sept. 10, 1879; in Carrie May Fehr. [38-337] 2. Bessie Florence, b June 2, 1881; m Fred G. W. Runk. 3. William Morris, b July 2, 1886; d July 10, 1886. [38-338] 4. John Warren, b Dec. 29, 1888; m May Gertrude Helfrich. [38-339] 5. Harry Abraham, b Apr. 25, 1895; m Helen May Fetherolf. [38-140] ELIZABETH YEAKEL MOYER, b Feb. 5, 1864; dau Abraham S. and Sarah (Yeakel) Moyer [38-47]; m Aug. 14, 1888, FRANK CHARLES WOLFE, b Mar. 30, 1864; s George F. and Mar¬ garet (Unglaub) Wolfe. Real estate and builder; res. Linden St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [38-340] 1. Ruth Margaret, b July 20, 1889; m Frederick L. Hall. [38—341 ] 2. Frank Willard, b Feb. 9, 1892; m Blanche N. L. Semmel. 3. Charles Abraham, b July 28, 1894. 4. Frederick Moyer, b Sept. 22, 1896; d Oct. 5, 1899. 5. Robert, b Dec. 22, 1903. [38-141] ELLEN YEAKEL, b July 16, 1856; dau Rev. Jesse and Maria (Schultz) Yeakel [38-48]; m May 22, 1884, BENJAMIN F. EDSALL, b Nov. 6, 1858; s Peter and Katherine (Whiteman) Edsall. Lawyer; res. 280 Roseville Ave., Newark, N. J. (1918.) Ellen Yeakel having graduated from the Easton High School, began to teach school at the early age of 16, and taught for many years. Children {5): 1. Charles Franklin, b Jan. 6, 1886; 280 Roseville Ave., Newark, N. J. 2. Jesse Yeakel, b Dec. 5, 1887; 280 Roseville Ave., Newark, N. J. [38-342] 3. Walter Clifford, b Oct. 8, 1889; m Mary Van Duser. 4. Helen Jeanette, b Feb. 22, 1893; 280 Roseville Ave., Newark, N. J. 5. Mary, b July 4, 1898. [38-142] CHARLES YEAKEL, b Aug. 14, 1858; s Rev. Jesse and Maria (Schultz) Yeakel [38-48]; m Sept. 15, 1886, JULIA S. McDOLE, b Dec. 18, 1866; dau Charles T. and Sarah J. McDole. Office Manager; res. 131 William St., East Orange, N. J. (1918.) Charles Yeakel in early life showed great aptitude in drawing and has made many free hand draw¬ ings, showing commendable merit. However, he has followed a business career and has been connected with a New York business house for many years. Children (J): [38-343] 1. William Morris, b Aug. 21, 1888; m Florence R. Eickert. [38-344] 2. Charles Morton, b Nov. 9, 1889; m Mary Angeline Skidmore. [38-345] 3. Stuart Edsall, b Mar. 11, 1893; m Verna A. Fluck. [38-345.1] 4. Janet Margaret, b July 5, 1894; m Raymond W. Ellor. [38-143] MARY YEAKEL, b Nov. 26, 1852; d Nov. 13, 1890; dau Jacob and Hester (Brunner) Yeakel [38-49]; m July 29, 1876, HENRY GEHMAN, b Mar. 15, 1844; d Aug. 20, 1907. Henry Geh- man was a member of Co. I, 51st Pa. Infantry, U. S. A.; he remarried in Omaha, Neb. Children (J): [38-346] 1. Frederick Charles, b Nov. 5, 1877; m Ella May Charles. 2. Victor Hugo, b Jan. 18, 1879; d Oct. 24, 1880. [38-347] 3. Lillie May, b Jan. 28, 1881 ; m Clinton A. Mack. [38-348] 4. Daisie Pearl, b June 30, 1883; m Rev. Wynn C. Fairfield. [38-144] OBADIAH B. YEAKEL, b July 30, 1856; s Jacob and Hester (Brunner) Yeakel [38-49]; in Jan. 2, 1886, MARY R. MINNER. Res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children 2: 1. Latta May, b June 23, 1889. 2. Frank J., b Apr. 14, 1895. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 495 [38-145] SARAH WHITE, b June 29, 1817; d Aug. 28, 1902; dau Dr. Humphrey and Susanna (Yeakle) White [38-53]; m ELI KRUPP, b - ; d Aug. 14, 1894. Eli Krupp resided in Phila., and was a very successful business man; he served in common council for several terms. Children ( 8 ): [38-349] 1. Sarah Ann, b Aug. 17, 1837; m Henry Krips. [38-350] 2. Milton, b Aug. 1, 1840; m Mary Bixley. No issue. [38-351] 3. Susanna, b July 18, 1842; d Aug. 10, 1867; m Joseph M. Kirby. [38-352] 4. Elizabeth, b Jan. 17, 1845; d Mar. 20, 1878; m William H. Neely. [38-353] 5. Mary, b Oct. 22, 1847; m John L. Keebler. 6. Charles, b Aug. 30, 1850; d Oct. 9, 1850. [38-354] 7. Caroline, b Mar. 26, 1853; m John J. White. [38-355] 8. Franklin, b Apr. 15, 1856; d May 30, 1896; m Ada Stainsby. [38-146] ELIZABETH WHITE, b Nov. 2, 1818; Mar. 28, 1892; daw Dr. Humphrey and Susanna ( Yeakle) White [38-53]; m Feb. 4, 1895, JOHN B. EDWARDS, b Jan. 16, 1816; d Mar. 19, 1894; s Robert and Martha (Brooks) Edwards. Mr. Edwards was a farmer, and justice of the peace; resided in Ivulpsville, Pa. (1919.) [38-356] [38-357a] 1 [38-357b] j [38-358] Children (6): 1. Robert J., b May 3, 1847; m Emily W. Lukens. 2. Humphrey W., b June 20, 1849; d Feb. 16, 1906; m 3. Martha W., b Feb. 4, 1851; d July 27, 1883; unm. 4. Susan E., b Dec. 20, 1854; ra Alonzo Geiger. 5. Sylvester W., b Oct. 31, 1857; d Dec. 8, 1878. 6. John W., b Apr. 6, 1861; d Oct. 25, 1884. 1. Mary S. Boorse. 2. Annie L. Wood. [38-147] MELINDA WHITE, b Nov. 27, 1823; d 1887; dau Dr. Humphrey and Susanna (Yeakle) White [38-53]; m WILLIAM NICHOLAS. One child: [38-359] Clara, d winter of 1884; m Allen Schmid. [ Unable to complete.] [38-148] ELISABETH LYSTER (LEISTER), dau Philip and Anna (Yeakel) Leister [38-54]; m ABRAHAM SOUDER; lived in Lansdale, Pa. Children (J): 1. Jeremiah, m; 2. Ella; 3. Emma, unm; 4. Florence, m. [ Unable to verify or complete.] [38-149] JACOB Y. LEISTER, b Nov. 19, 1819; d Aug. 23, 1904; s George and Mary (Yeakel) Leister [38-55]; m LYDIA SNYDER, b Oct. 30, 1821 ; d Aug. 9, 1900. Jacob Leister was a mason and a soldier in the Civil War, Co. D, 174 Reg., Pa. Children (8): 1. Hannah, b Mar. 16, 1851; m Franklin B. Snyder. 2. Kate, dec; m Oliver Hartzell; one son, Charles; Souderton, Pa. 3. Samuel, m Alice Frick; Perkasie, Pa. 4. John S., b Jan. 1, 1861; d Sept. 10, 1911; m Mary Stong. 5. Ephraim S., b July 10, 1859; m Amanda Rosenberger. 6. Peter, d in infancy. 7. Maria, d in infancy. 8. Jacob. [ Unable to complete.] [38-151] ELIZABETH LEISTER, b Dec. 21, 1824; dau George and Mary (Yeakel) Leister [38-55] ; m ANDREW TRUMBORE; children all dead but one, who is single, and lives in Norristown, Pa. (1918.) [ Unable to complete.] [38-152] SAMUEL LEISTER, b Mar. 30, 1827; d Oct. 12, 1894; s George and Mary (Yeakel) Leister [38-55]; m MARY YOST, b Aug. 21, 1831; d Nov. 4, 1898; daw John G. and Margaret B. (Hoot) Yost. (1921.) [38-360] [38-360.1] [38-361] [38-362] [38-363] 496 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (6): 1. John Revere, h Sept. 15, 1851; d Feb. 10, 1852. 2. Emma Catherine, b July 17, 1853; d May 15, 1854. 3. George Franklin, b Oct. 3, 1856; d July 3, 1879. {'18 363 lb] 1 ^e^ecca’ & Sept. 9, 1860; d Mar. 15, 1912; rn [38-363.2] 5. Edwin Beauford, b Feb. 12, 1863; m Angelina Jane Miller. [38-363.3] 6. Abigail, b July 15. 1867; m Robert Chambers. 1. JIarry Schneider. 2. — - - Dowler. [38-153] SUSANNA LEISTER, b Oct. 19, 1829; d Sept. 9, 1915; dau George and Mary (Yeakel) Leister [38-55] ; m WILLIAM K. NITTENBERGER, b June 5, 1832; d Dec. 11, 1916. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [38-364] 1. Mary Ellen, b Feb. 27, 1859; d Sept. 10, 1915; m Alonzo Bebezet. 2. Sarah, b Feb. 24, 1867; unm; 512 Walnut St., Phila., Pa. [38-365] 3. William J., b Feb. 17, 1869; m Mary E. Geyer. [38-366] 4. Elizabeth, b July 11, 1871; m Martin W. Pawson. 5. Albert, b Dec. 17, 1876; unm. [38-1 54a] JOHN LEISTER, b Jan. 15, 1832; s George and Mary (Yeakel) Leister [38-55]; m 1st time, MATILDA TRUMBORE. [38-154b] JOHN LEISTER, same as above, m 2d time, LEANNA SCHELLY ;a son lives in Per- kasie, Pa. [ Unable to complete.} [38-155] AUGUSTUS LEISTER, b May 16, 1834; s George and Mary (Yeakel) Leister [38-55]; m LYDIA REITER; said to have had twelve children; six dead and six daughters living in Phila.; eldest dau m John Klitzinger. [ Unable to trace or complete.] [38-156] GEORGE Y. LEISTER, b Nov. 27, 1837; d Aug. 4, 1876; s George and Mary (Yeakel) Leister [38-55]; m Apr. 16, 1864, MARY CATHERINE NASE, b Oct. 20, 1844; d Apr. 25, 1903; dau Enos F. and Susanna (Landes) Nase. Carpenter; res. Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (6): 1. Tharasia, b July 10, 1864; d Sept. 9, 1865. 2. Enos Franklin, b Sept. 19, 1865; d May 9, 1866. [38-367] 3. Susanna, b June 17, 1867; m James F. Savacool. [38-368] 4. George Allen, b July 4, 1868; m Emma E. Sellers. [38—369] 5. Augustus Peter, b Nov. 18, 1872; m Sallie E. Stoneback. [38-370] 6. Amanda Cathrine, b Dec. 18, 1874; m Thomas A. Wagner. [38-157] MARY Y. LEISTER, b Dec. 1, 1839; d Oct. 20, 1910; dau George and Mary (Yeakel) Leister [38-55]; m Oct. 4, 1856, GEORGE SCHATZ, b Feb. 2, 1835; d May 14, 1902; s George and Sarah (Schmidt) Schatz. Cigar packer; res. Sellersville, Pa. (1921.) Children (8): [38-371] 1. Mary Ellen, b Aug. 15, 1860; m Harvey W. Baum. [38-372] 2. Harry C., b Apr. 17, 1873; m Tillie Moore. [38-372.1] 3. Minnie, b Apr. 20, 1881; m John Nolan. [38-372.2] 4. George, m Sallie Wentzel; 424 N. 10th St., Allentown, Pa. [38-372.3] 5. Sarah Jane, b Nov. 18, 1866; m Thomas Guard; Reading, Pa. [38-372.4] 6. Frank, m Mary Detweiler; Charlotte St., Pottstown, Pa. [38-372.5] 7. James Monroe, b July 12, 1869; m Hannah Wenhold. [38-372.6] 8. William J., b Oct. 20, 1876; m Elizabeth Meyers. [38-158] CATHARINE LEISTER, b Apr. 6, 1841; d Apr. 3, 1920; dau George and Mary (Yeakel) Leister [38—55] ; m MILTON SCHWAGER; s Reuben Schwager. Supervisor; res. Sellersville, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 497 Children (3); 1. Allen, unm.. [38-373] 2. Annie, m George Huber; Sellersville, Pa. — one child. [38-374] 3. Elizabeth, m Howard Nace; 4 children. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.} [38-159] SARAH LEISTER, b Mar. 15, 1843; dau George and Mary (Yeakel) Leister [38-55]; m Dec. 19, 1861, JOHN K. DANEHOWER, b Nov. 26, 1830; d July 14, 191 1; s Samuel and Mary (King) Danehower. Farmer; res. 639 Astor St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (4): [38-375a] [38-375b] [38-376] [38-377] [38-378] 1. Lillie, b Nov. 16, 1862; m 1. Hugh Culbert. I 2. Harry E. Lysinger. 2. George M., b Oct. 11, 1864; m Harriet Van Horn. 3. Annie M., b Feb. 24, 1870; m Frank D. Cox. 4. Rebecca S., b July 11, 1878; m Lynn V. Rhoads. [38-160] SAMUEL K. YEAKEL, b Mar. 25, 1832; d Dec. 21, 1910; s Jacob and Catherine (Kratz) Yeakel [38-58]; m Oct. 4, 1858, SOPHIA REITZ, b May 30, 1831; d Feb. 27, 1905. Sophia Reitz Yeakel was born in Dulach, Baden. Germany, and died at Beloit, Wis. Samuel K. Yeakel died at Soldiers’ Home at Marshallton, Iowa; buried at Lake City, Iowa. He was a native of Hilltown, Pa. On Aug. 28, 1862, he enlisted in Co. H. 3d Pa. Reserves, and was honorably discharged at Annapolis, May 31, 1865. Children (6): [38-379] 1. Mary Ella, b June 25, 1860; m John F. Warehime. 2. Anna Martha, b Oct. 18, 1861; d Apr. 3, 1864. [38-380] 3. John Henry, b Mar. 12, 1866; m Maud L. Tooker. 4. Child, b Aug. 21, 1867; stillborn. [38-381] 5. Samuel G., b Dec. 11, 1868; m Carrie May Olin. [38-382] 6. Harvey R., b Oct. 21, 1871; m Viola E. Turney. [38-161] MARY YEAKEL, b Sept. 18, 1839; dau Jacob and Catharine (Kratz) Yeakel [38-58]; m Jan. 28, 1866, HENRY S. MOYER, b - ; d May 28, 1882. Children (J): [38-383] 1. Ella Y., b Jan. 17, 1867; m Oswin B. Nase. [38-384] 2. Hannah Y., b Mar. 5, 1870; m Milton K. Andrews. [38-385] 3. Harvey Y., b Aug. 15, 1872; m Sallie Landis. 4. Irwin, b Mar. 31, 1875; unm. [38-163] CATHARINE YEAKEL, b July 27, 1847; dau Jacob and Catharine (Kratz) Yeakel [38-58]; m Oct. 10, 1873, QUINCY FRETZ, b May 27, 1847. One child: Alice, b Aug. 9, 1874; d Aug. 30, 1874; buried at 2nd Mennonite Cemetery, Deep Run, Bedminster, Bucks Co., Pa. [No further data.] [38-164a] HENRY YEAKEL, b Sept. 17, 1836; s Samuel S. and Anna (Moyer) Yeakel [38-60]; m Dec. 13, 1856, SARAH ROSENBERGER, b - ; d 1863. Children (3): 1. Emeline, b Dec. 22, 1857; d Dec. 5, 1861. 2. Susanna, b Aug. 7, 1860; d Jan. 1, 1862. 3. Catharine, b Oct. 6, 1862; d Nov. 2, 1863. [38-1 64b] HENRY YEAKEL, same as above, m 2d time, May 27, 1865, SARAH HOLDEN. Children ( 9 ): [38-386] 1. Hannah, b June 26, 1866; m Edwin Wolfinger. 2. Milton M., b Mar. 16, 1868; dec. 3. Mary, b Nov. 22, 1870; dec. [38-387] 4. Louisa, b Dec. 13, 1872; m James L. Snyder. [38-388] 5. Harry H., b Aug. 11, 1875; m M. Cecilia Carty. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 498 6. Anna, b Mar. 18, 1878; m Jacob S. Wismer. 7. Amanda. 8. Harvey H., b Sept. 4, 1883; m Annie M. Ahlum; Souderton, Pa. 9. Erwin H., b May 12, 1890; m Mary King. [ Unable to complete .] [38-165] ELIZABETH YEAKEL, b Aug. 29, 1838;d Jan. 3, 1866; dau Samuel S. and Anna (Moyer) Yeakel [38-60] ; m 1858, DAVID K. HIGH, b June 3, 1833; s John and Mary (Kipper) High. Carpenter and farmer; Colmar, Montg. Co., Pa. David K. High followed the trade of carpenter for more than forty years. He lived in Hilltown Twp., Bucks Co., Pa., and during the last few years of his life he lived, retired, in Colmar, Pa. He at one time organized a Construction Company which he conducted successfully for some years. He also owned a coal and lumber yard which he operated for some time in connection with his business as carpenter. [Biog. Annals, Montg. Co.} Children (4): 1. John, buried in Mennonite burial grounds. 2. Addison, d prior to 1879; Mennonite burial grounds. 3. Jacob; Mennonite burial grounds. [38-392] 4. Mary A. Y., b Jan. 22, 1863; m Willoughby Crouthamel. [38-166] MARY YEAKEL, b Dec. 2, 1840; d Dec. 26, 1895; dau Samuel S. and Anna (Moyer) Yeakel [38-60]; m Dec. 1, 1859, JOSEPH A. HENDRICKS, b May 20, 1827; d Aug. 19, 1915. One child: [38-393] Emma Y., b Feb. 11, 1865; m Tobias S. Bissey. [38-167] ANNA YEAKEL, b Mar. 23, 1843; dau Samuel S. and Anna (Moyer) Yeakel [38-60]; m July 10, 1863, SAMUEL BISHOP. One child: [38-394] Amanda, b Nov. 29, 1864; m Milton T. Weisel. [38-168] ABRAHAM M. YEAKEL, b Apr. 3, 1846; s Samuel S. and Anna (Moyer) Yeakel [38-60]; m Jan. 9, 1875, SARAH A. LEWIS, b Aug. 26, 1853. Jeweler;. res. Perkasie, Pa. (1917.) Children (7): [38-395] 1. Joseph L., b Feb. 26, 1876; m Theresa A. Lewis. 2. Anna A., b July 8, 1877; unm; 712 Juniper St.., Quakertown, Pa. [38-396] 3. Wilson L., b Apr. 19, 1879; m Katie A. Fretz. [38—397 ] 4. Emma P., 6 Mar. 13, 1881; m Joseph M. O’Donnell. [38-398] 5. Nelson L., b May 20, 1883; m Inez Harwig. 6. Lewis L., b Nov. 8, 1885; d Dec. 8, 1885. 7. Raymond L., b Apr. 22, 1891; unm; 5033 Spruce St., Phila., Pa. [38-169] SARA YEAKEL, b Mar. 22, 1848; d Nov. 19, 1875; dau Samuel S. and Anna (Moyer) Yeakel [38-60]; m May 30, 1868, WILLIAM BARINGER, b Aug. 9, 1841; d Dec. 31, 1878; s Christian and Julyanna (Bart) Baringer. Children (•• J?”63 ™ett Sharar- l 2. Edward Orman. 4. Thomas E., b July 18, 1861; m Martha I. Rhoads. 5. Erastus E., b Aug. 4, 1863; m Genevieve Flora Udart. 6. David, b Feb. 8, 1866; m Annie Louisa Airgood. 7. Daniel Herbert, b Dec. 21, 1871; m Cora Alice Hoot. 8. Annie, b Mar. 16, 1874; m John Airgood. 9. William N., b July 16, 1868; d in infancy. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.} [38-241] SEVILLA YEAKEL, dau Elias and Susanna (Flick) Yeakel [38-88]; m CHARLES FREY, dec. Widow lived in Penn Twp., Hughesville P.O., Pa. Had 11 children. [ Letters unans.] [38-242] MARGARET YEAKEL, dau Elias and Susanna (Flick) Yeakel [38-88]; m JOHN HAR¬ MAN. Lived in Muncy, Pa. (1918.) Had 7 children. [Letters unans.; no further data.) [38-245a-b] CATHARINE YEAKEL, b Mar. 26, 1847; dau Elias and Susanna (Flick) Yeakel [38-88]; m 1st, FRANK DENNIS; 2d, TRUMAN D. MILLER. Widow lived in Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) [Letters unans.] Said to have had 11 children; one dau Kate; 2. Dorothy m Haines, and had two boys. [ Unable to verify or to obtain further data.] [38-246] JOHN M. FAGUE, s Jacob and Sarah (Yeakel) Fague [38-89]; m CATHARINE ARTLEY. Children (6): [38—484] 1. Mary E., b Nov. 6, 1854; m Thomas Jefferson Gray. [38-485] 2. H. Regina, 6 Aug. 6, 1856; m J. Asher Nunn. [38-486] 3. Sarah, m Ellis Rynerson; Huntersville, Pa. 4. Jacob, dec; unm. [38-487] 5. Samuel, ni Anna C. Rynerson; Hughesville, Pa. [38-488] 6. John, m Laura Wilson. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] [38-247] JULIA FAGUE, dau Jacob and Sarah (Yeakel) Fague [38-89]; m - GROSS. Descendants live at Elkhart, Ind. [ Unable to complete .] [38-249] VINA FAGUE, dau Jacob and Sarah (Yeakel) Fague [38-89]; m FREEMAN HALL. One child: Asher, Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) [Letters unans.) [38-250] - FAGUE, dau Jacob and Sarah (Yeakel) Fague [38-89] ; m CHARLES WILSON. One child: Albert, Unityville, Pa. [Letters unans.) [38-251] JOSEPH Z. YEAKEL, b Jan. 31, 1837 ; s Joseph and Anna M. (Zellner) Yeakel [38-90b] ; m Jan. 30, 1869, SUSANNA E. CARL, b Sept. 2, 1849; d Dec. 18, 1915; dau Nathan Carl. Res. East Greenville, Pa. (1918.) Children (J); [38-489] 1, Corwin J., b July 29, 1869; m Rosa E. Schaffer. 2. Sarah A., b Sept. 16, 1874; d Aug. 8, 1875. [36-301] 3. Laura, b Dec. 15, 1876; m John F. C. Steinman. [38-490] 4. Emma, b May 14, 1882; m Herbert Adam Gordon. [38-252] WILLIAM YEAKEL, b Aug. 28, 1839; s Joseph and Anna M. (Zellner) Yeakel [38-90b]; m Nov. 24, 1861, LUCINDA BACKENSTOE, b Nov. 6, 1840; d May 4, 1916; dau John Backenstoe. Children (J): [38-491] 1. Cora Jane, b May 8, 1868; m Francis M. Gehman. [38-492] 2. Ella Jane, b May 8, 1871; m Rev. Harvey J. Kline. 508 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-493] 3. Rosa Margaret, b Oct. 20, 1872; m Andrew P. Seem. [38-494] 4. William Alfred, b Feb. 9, 1875; d June 26, 1900; m Katie M. Moyer. [38-253] SARAH ANN YEAKEL, b Mar. 1, 1840; d July 27, 1903; dau George and Maria (Kal- dowen) Yeakel [38-91]; m DAVID G. SIESHOLTZ, b Feb. 25, 1836; d Nov. 12, 1918; s Abraham and Fliza (Ginginger) Siesholtz. Farmer; lived in Zionsville, Pa. (1918.) David G. Siesholtz was a man of immense physical stature. He was 6 ft. 4 inches tall and weighed more than 300 pounds. He was also a man of prodigious strength. It was stated of him that he could carry a sack of salt under each arm and ascend the stairway to the second floor without any difficulty. Children (16): ‘ItSi I '• Ada- 6 «■ d » { l: gr Setter Heydt. 2. Eliza Ann, b Jan. 20, 1861; d May 14, 1885; unm. [38-496] 3. Mary Y., b Dec. 19, 1862; d Oct. 12, 1898; m Franklin N. Benfield. [38-497] 4. Emmalinda, b June 3, 1865; d July 20, 1904; m Menno Geissinger. 5. John, b Nov. 9, 1866; d Jan. 16, 1867. 6. George, b Nov. 8, 1868; d Dec. 17, 1876. [38-497.1] 7. Catharine, b Feb. 19, 1870; m Abraham H. Gerhart. [38-497.2] 8. Samuel, b Aug. 31, 1872; d Mar. 18, 1900; m Sarah Landis. [38-497.5] 9. Sallie, m William D. Moyer, Yellow House, Pa. [38-497.3] 10. Laura, b July 7, 1874; d Apr. 16, 1907; m Joseph Gilburg. No issue. [38-497.6] 11. Elmira, m H. H. Hunter; Macungie, Pa. 12. David Y.; Concord, Vermont. [38-497.4] 13. Amanda, b Mar. 24, 1877; m Franklin N. Benfield. 14. Jacob; Elm St., E. Allentown, Pa. 15. Alice, b Dec. 12, 1882; d Mar. 1, 1883. 16. Abraham, 247 South St., E. Allentown, Pa. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete.} [38-254] ZIMRY YEAKEL, b Aug. 27, 1828; d May 7, 1917; s Henry and Susan (Miller) Yeakel [38-92]; m Dec. 18, 1863, MARY ANN LEMON, b May 25, 1845. Farmer; Bakerstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Sara Katherine, b Feb. 20, 1865; Bakerstown, Pa. [38-498] 2. William Henry, b Oct. 16, 1868; m Cora Berry. [38-499] 3. Susan Maria, b Nov. 21, 1870; d July 24, 1913; m James W. Staley. [38-500] 4. Minnie Emma, b Nov. 4, 1872; m Herman W. Ebel. [38-501] 5. Robert Milton, b Aug. 25, 1877; m Carrie Berry. [38-255] SUSAN YEAKEL, b Feb. 13, 1839; d Jan. 7, 1917; dau Henry and Susan (Miller) Yeakel [38-92]; m Feb. 13, 1861, ANDY FRAZIER, b Mar. 25, 1837 ; s Thomas and Alice (Thompson) Frazier. Contracting plasterer, retired; 1909 Perrysville Ave., N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. (1918.) Children (4): [38-502] 1. Harry B., b July 6, 1862; m Sarah J. Cunningham. 2. T. Frank, b Mar. 10, 1865; 1909 Perrysville Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 3. William J., b Dec. 24, 1867; 1909 Perrysville Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. [38-503] 4. Maude A., b Feb. 27, 1875; m Clifford M. Alter. [38-256] LEVI YEAGLE, b June 17, 1831; d Sept. 30, 1918; s Henry and Susan (Miller) Yeakel [38-92]; m June, 1855, SARAH McKNlGHT RAMSEY, b Jan. 12, 1829; d Nov. 24, 1898; dau Robert and Mary (Moore) Ramsey. Blacksmith; lived at 524 River Road, Avalon, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): [38-504] 1. Mary J., b May 18, 1856; m Daniel Elias Zinn. 2. William H., 6 Jan, 10, 1859; unm. 3. John R., b Feb. 17, 1862; d Mar. 2, 1903; unm. 4. Sarah A., b Nov. 27, 1864; unm. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 509 [38-257] ARCHIE YEAKEL, b 1847 ; s Henry and Susan (Miller) Yeakel [38-92]; m Nov. 24, 1909, LOUISE C. RIEGER, b Nov. 20, 1875; dau John and Catharine (Schwartz) Rieger. Oil and gas busi¬ ness, Saxonburg, Pa. Adopted dau: Mary Olive, b May 20, 1905. [38-258] HENRY YEAKEL, b July 14, 1843; s Henry and Susan (Miller) Yeakel [38-92]; m June 29, 1882, MARGARET ELIZABETH CRUSAN, b July 16, 1855; dau Samuel Y. and Margaret A. (Hall) Crusan. Millwright; res. Parnassus, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Pearl Edna, b June 15, 1883. 2. Maude Luella, b Oct. 13, 1885. [38-259] LUCY YEAKEL, b June 8, 1834; d Feb. 21, 1892; dau Henry and Susan (Miller) Yeakel [38-92]; m Nov. 25, 1851, JOHN WADDELL, b Oct. 31, 1829; d Nov. 2, 1876; s Jacob and Cathern (Block) Waddell. Butcher; res. Bakerstown, Pa. (1919.) [38-505] [38-506] [38-507a] 1 [38-507b] j [38-508a] j [38-508b] J Children (J): 1. Catherine A., b Nov. 21, 1853; d Nov. 2, 1912; m John D. Grubbs. 2. Albert H., b Feb. 1, 1856; m Henrietta O. Phillips. 3. Susan M., b Nov. 9, 1858; m ( \ ^thonL^,afer‘ 1 2. Abram Millengar. 1. John Kafer. 2. James G. Allison. 4. Mary Melissa, b Sept. 7, 1860; m [38-259.1] WILLIAM YEAKEL, dec; s Henry and Susan (Miller) Yeakel [38-92]; m UNAM MILLER. One child: [38-508.1] Daughter, m John Kelly; Pittsburgh, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [38-260] SOLOMON Y. BORTZ, b June 23, 1842; d Feb. 6, 1902; s John A. and Catharine (Yeakel) Bortz [38-94]; m Oct. 24, 1874, MARY K. WILLAUER, b Feb. 17, 1844; dau Willoughby and Sallie (Kemmerer) Willauer. School teacher. [38-509] Children {2): 1. Allen E. 2. Miriam E. twins , b May 9, 1875; | m Laura B. Markley. I d Sept. 24, 1875. [38-261] ABRAHAM WEAND, b July 22, 1843; s George and Lydia (Schultz) Wieand [38-96]; m Dec. 18, 1870, BARBARA SHELLY, b Apr. 23, 1852; dau Jacob and Sarah (Weiss) Shelly. Retired printer; E. Westmoreland & Joyce Sts., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Harry S., b Oct. 24, 1871; d May 7, 1888. 2. Sally, b Aug. 21, 1876; d Feb. 26, 1883. [38-510] 3. Albert S., b Dec. 3, 1880; d May 5, 1911 ; m Johanna F. Mueller. [38—51 1 ] 4. G. Bickley, b Nov. 7, 1887; m Josephine Winkelspeclit. [38-512] 5. Lillian M., b Dec. 18, 1890; m Harry Sarfert. [38-262] MARY WIEAND, b Dec. 21, 1848; dau George and Lydia (Schultz) Wieand [38-96]; m June 3, 1876, JAMES R. REDDING, b Aug. 18, 1850; s James R. and Sarah J. (Bolten) Redding. P. R. T. Motorman; res. Summit Ave., Willow Grove, Montg. Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [38-513] 1. George C., b Aug. 7, 1878; m Emma Krier. 2. S. Jennie, b Nov. 20, 1880; d May 25, 1902. [38-514] 3. Clara E., b Sept. 6, 1882; m Walter Rutherford. [38-263] MAHLON MOLL, b May 13, 1840; d Nov. 18, 1917; s Edward and Christina (Wieand) Moll [38-97]; rn Dec. 25, 1875, SARAH ANN BREISCII, b Jan. 26, 1847; dau Jonas and Sarah (Troxel) Breisch. Shoemaker. (1919.) 510 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families One child: [38-515] Jonas B., b Sept. 30, 1877; m Melinda Elizabeth Seibert. [38-264] ADELIA MOLL, b Jan. 27, 1842; d May 3, 1888; dau Edward and Christina (Wieand) Moll [38-97]; m JACOB RENNINGER, b Jan. 30, 1823; d Jan. 22, 1902; s John Renninger. Potter; res. Trumbauersville, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [38-5 16b] 1 '■ Sarah Martha’ 6 Jan' 4' ’876; m I 2. O HnR*Zge>. 2. John E., b Jan. 21, 1882; Hellertown, Pa. 3. Mary Agnes, b Feb. 7, 1879; d Dec., 1895. [38-265] SUSANNA MOLL, b Aug. 4, 1844; d Sept. 24, 1876; dau Edward and Christina (Wieand) Moll [38-97]; m MICHAEL T. BREISCH, b May 7, 1845. Dealer in lumber; Coopersburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Jonas M., b Oct. 14, 1871; Quakertown, Pa. 2. William H., b Aug. 10, 1873; Coopersburg, Pa. [38-517] 3. Howard Edward, b Mar. 31, 1876; m Martha J. Yoder. [38-267] SARAH ANN MOLL, b Mar. 23, 1848; dau Edward and Christina (Wieand) Moll [38-97]; m MICHAEL T. BREISCH, b May 7, 1845. Dealer in lumber; Coopersburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [38-518] 1. Martha, b Mar. 5, 1883; m George T. Wolle. [38—519] 2. Kate, b Apr. 22, 1884; m Asa G. Wilvert. [38-520] 3. Ida, b Aug. 25, 1886; m Warren Jacoby. [38—521 ] 4. Michael S., b May 22, 1888; m Sadie E. Berger. [38-268] JAMES BLOCH, b Aug. 16, 1864; s William and Esther (Wieand) Bloch [38-99]; m May 23, 1893, SARAH JANE SUSANNA GERY, b May 23, 1867; dau George and Sarah Ann (Kline) Gery [36-58]. Laborer; res. Palm, Pa. (1918.) One child: Paul G., b Dec. 20, 1898. [38-268.1] ADAM GOOD, b 1830; d 1907; s Adam and Anna M. (Hillegass) Good [38-102]; m ALICE E. — — - ;‘had son James. • Adam Good left a widow, Mrs. Alice E. Good, and children; in 1910 her address was Miamisburg, Ohio., R. F. D. No. 1, Box 118. [ No further data.] [38-269] MANOAH HILLEGASS, b Oct. 26, 1860; s Daniel and Elizabeth (Kulp) Hillegass [38— 106]; m Nov. 9, 1889, DINAH KRAUSS, b Sept. 4, 1865; dau George and Sarah (Wiegner) Krauss [11— 143]. Res. Pennsburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [38-522] 1. Jennie K., b Aug. 23, 1890; m William Schlotter. [38-523] 2. Marvin Andrew, b Sept. 4, 1897; m Elverda Haring. 3. Elda Viola, b Sept. 8, 1899; unm. [38-269.3] HEZEKIAH HILLEGASS, s Jacob and Lucy A. (Powell) Hillegass [38-107]; m Dec. 25, 1871, ELLA WORK. Have two children. [Hist. Allen Co., Ind .] [38-269.5] SARAH J. HILLEGASS, dau Jacob and Lucy A. (Powell) Hillegass [38-107]; m JOHN STEHL, b — - ; d Aug. 16, 1878. Had three children. [ Hist. Allen Co., Ind.] [38-270] JEREMIAH STICHTER, b Sept. 26, 1819; d Sept. 16, 1892; s Henry and Anna (Geho) Stic-hter [38-108]; m June 1, 1845, CATHARINE MARSTELLER, b Dec. 22, 1822; d May 27, 1909; dau Henry and Elizabeth (Christman) Marsteller. Tailor. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Henry, b May 30, 1846; d May 8, 1852. 2. William, b July 11, 1847; d Aug. 31, 1848. [38-524] 3. Elizabeth, b Aug. 27, 1848; m Monroe Layton. Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkkelder Families 511 [38-525] 4. Catharine, b Sept. 30, 1855; m Sylvester Reinhart. [38-526] 5. John M., b Oct. 26, 1851; d Sept. 5, 1912; m Kate Master. 6. Caroline, b Oct. 9, 1849; d Dec. 5, 1857. [38-271] MARIA GEHO STICHTER, b Aug. 15, 1822; d July 17, 1907; dnu Henry and Anna (Geho) Stichter [38-108]; m Oct. 25, 1846, SAMUEL GABEL, b June 22, 1823; d Feb. 27, 1897; s Peter and Margaret (Wagner) Gabel. Miller and carpenter. Children (10): [38-527] 1. Anna Rebecca, b Oct. 3, 1847; m John Fox. [38-528] 2. Peter Henry, b Jan. 15, 1849; d Jan. 26, 1900; m Frederica Steinbach. [38-529] 3. Emma Elizabeth, b May 14, 1850; d Nov. 18, 1909; m John B. George; Phila., Pa. [38-530] 4. Jeremiah Jefferson, b Sept. 7, 1851; m Susan Brown. [38-531] 5. William Thomas, b Mar. 27, 1854; m Clara Moll. [38-532] 6. Ambrose Samuel, b Apr. 25, 1856; m Rosa A. Good. 7. Mary Catherine, b June 29, 1858; Topton, Pa. 8. Esther Manvilla, b June 7, 1860; d Sept. 10, 1861. 9. Eli Horace, b Sept. 8, 1861; d Sept. 19, 1863. 10. Sarah Amanda, b June 4, 1863; Topton, Pa. [38-271.1] ELI STICHTER, b July 20, 1829; d Dec. 28, 1880; s Henry and Anna (Geho) Stichter [38-108]; m - Children (3): 1. William; Reading, Pa. 2. Daniel; m — — - Aiman; Oreland, Pa. 3. Anna; Reading, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [38-272] COPELAND STICHTER, b Dec. 10, 1830; d Sept., 1903; s Henry and Anna (Geho) Stichter [38-108]; m, Nov. 15, 1856, SARAH A. DEISCHER, b Jan. 23, 1836; dau Peter and Maria (Trump) Deischer. Merchant tailor. Children (3): [38-533] 1. Mary A., b Aug. 19, 1857; d Apr. 1, 1907; m Joseph H. Marston. 2. Emma, b June 4, 1861; d May 1, 1862. [38-543] 3. Henry D., b Aug. 14, 1865; m Catharine B. Baker. [38-273] CATHARINE ANNA STICHTER, b Apr. 28, 1834; dau Henry and Anna (Geho) Stichter [38-108]; m Sept. 27, 1862, HENRY K. GIBBERT, b July 26, 1823; d June 13, 1891; s Henry and Magdalena Gibbert. [38-535a] [ 38-5356 ] [38-536] Children (J): 1. Esther, b Apr. 15, 1863; d Nov. 22, 1902; m | 1. Peter Schaeffer. 1 2. Nathaniel Embody. 2. Maria M., b Feb. 22, 1866; d July 12, 1875. 3. Emma Messelina, b Jan. 15, 1870; m Horace S. Reitnauer. 4. Henry Ellsworth, b Sept. 6, 1873; d Feb. 23, 1876. Amanda, dau of Jacob Wien and Catharine A. Stichter, b Sept. 12, 1857 ; d Apr. 16, 1878. [38-274] MARIA ANN REICHENBACH, b Jan. 12, 1828; dec; dau Anthony and Rosina (Geho) Reichenbach [38-110]; m Aug. 18, 1850, CHARLES FILMORE STAHLER, b 1825; s Jonathan and Maria (Miller) Stabler. Farmer; res. Zionsville, Pa. Both buried at Old Zionsville, Pa. (1918.) Children (5): [38-537] 1. Ambrose F., b Apr. 15, 1851; d May 6, 1911 ; m L. Rebecca Geiger. 2. Emma, b Apr. 3, 1852; d Oct. 2, 1853. 3. Adelia, b Sept. 23, 1853; d Apr. 7, 1857. [38-538] 4. Albert, b Jan. 9, 1864; m Belle Lawson. 5. Horace, b Jan. 27, 1866; unm; Portland, Oregon. 512 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-275] HENRY G. WIEDER, b Jan. 18, 1838; d Oct. 31, 1913; s John and Sarah (Geho) Wieder [38-111]; m LYDIA K. PFLIEGER, b Mar. 7, 1837; d Aug. 14, 1922; daw Friedrich and — (Krau) Pflieger. (1922.) Children ( 5 ): [38-538.1] 1. Franklin Eugene, b Apr. 12, 1861; m Amanda Elizabeth Derr. 2. Charles J., b Aug. 3, 1863; d Jan. 31, 1888. [38-538.6] 3. Ellen A., b Aug. 19, 1868; m Frank B. Morse. [38-538.7] 4. Edwin Pflieger, b Aug. 21, 1874; m Margaret Clark. [38-538.8] 5. Lily M., b Dec. 31, 1880; m William J. Regn. [38-276] SOLOMON G. WIEDER, b Mar. 27, 1843; s John and Sarah (Geho) Wieder [38-111]; m Oct. 12, 1867, SARAH A. KLEIN, b Sept. 17, 1839; dau Gabriel and Sarah Klein. Tanner; res. Emaus, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): [38-538.2] 1. Oswin M., b May 27, 1869. [38-538.3] 2. Wellington C., b Mar. 13, 1873. [38-538.4] 3. Daughter, m Rev. Muhr; Allentown Female College. [Letters unans.; no further data.] [38-277] SAMUEL G. WIEDER, b Apr. 4, 1849; dec; s John and Sarah (Geho) Wieder [38-111]; m Mar. 4, 1872, MARTHA HUNSPERGER; dau Solomon Hunsperger. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Elworth S., b Mar. 17, 1875. 2. Eva S., b Aug. 15, 1876; d July 17, 1877. [ No further data.] [38-278] JOHN G. WIEDER, b Mar. 9, 1852; d Aug. 5, 1880; s John and Sarah (Geho) Wieder [38 — 111] ; m Oct. 24, 1874, SARAH STOUT, b May 19, 1853; dau Jacob and Sarah Stout. Lived at Emaus, Pa. (1918.) One Child: Howard, b Jan. 6, 1878. [No further data.] [38-280] DAVID MILLER, s - and Maria (Geho) Miller [38-1 12a]; m EMMELINE SELL. Children (J): [38-538.16] 1. Israel; Barto, Pa. [38-538.9] 2. Edward, m; dec; had one child. [38-538.10] 3. Maria, m Readen Fry. [38-538.1 la] 1 j 1. - [38-538.1 lb] j 4- barah’ m I 2. - Herring; six children. 5. Jane, d single. [38-538.12] 6. Elizabeth, b Mar. 25, 1852; d Mar. 23, 1895; m Nicholas Frey. [38-538.13] 7. Irwin, m - ; d in Michigan. [ Data furnished by Mrs. Horatio K. Schultz; unable to complete or verify.] [38-281] ELI MILLER, s - and Maria (Geho) Miller [38-112a]; m - HANGEN. Children (2): [38-538.14] 1. Horace, m - ; dau m - Koch; Spinnerstown, Pa. [38-538.15] 2. William, m - -; s William; Reading, Pa. [Letters unans; unable to complete.] [38-285] WILLIAM TRUMP GEHO, b Dec. 22, 1834; d Mar. 31, 1886; s Jacob and Barbara (Trump) Geho [38-113]; m Jan. 2, 1859, HANNAH JONES, b Nov. 25, 1837; d Apr. 8, 1908; dau William Jones. William Geho is said to have committed suicide. Children ( 5 ): 1. Harris Washington, b Oct. 2, 1859; d Apr. 3, 1860. [38-540] 2. Jacob William, b Aug. 20, 1860; m Rebecca Nuss. Genealogical Record of tiie Schwenkfelder Families 513 3. Mary Idell, b Aug. 28, 1863; d Mar. 26, 1875. [38-541] 4. Clinton Morris, b July 28, 1866; d Jan. 4, 1906; m Amanda M. Fox. [38-542] 5. Hannah Rosette, b May 30, 1872; m Samuel Snyder. [38-286a] HENRY GEHO, b Mar. 12, 1840; d July 27, 1910; s Daniel Y. and Esther (Kaiser) Geho [38-1 14a]; m Oct. 11, 1862, HANNAH WEISS, b June 22, 1836; d Feb. 8, 1865. No issue. [38-286b] HENRY GEHO, same as above, m 2d time, Feb. 16, 1867, SARAH BITTENBENDER, b Oct. 2, 1845; d Apr. 7, 1908; dau James Bittenbender. Farmer; Emaus, Pa. Children (J): [38-543] 1. Milton B., b Dec. 1, 1867; m Lizzie A. Kratz. [38-544] 2. Harvey B., b Apr. 26, 1869; m Emma J. Rickert. [38-545] 3. John B., b May 31, 1874; m Annie Yoder. [38-546] 4. M. Lizzie, b Feb. 9, 1877; m Henry C. Carl. [38-286.1] MATTHIAS GEHO, b Nov. 25, 1843; d Sept. 20, 1901; s Daniel Y. and Esther (Kaiser) Geho [38-1 14a]; m - ; had at least one dau, Florence [38-546.1], who married Harry Reber; lived at 2417 N. Hutchinson St., Phila. (1919.) [No further data.] [38-287] AMELIA GEHO, b Sept. 29, 1846; d May 31, 1906; dau Daniel Y. and Esther (Kaiser) Geho [38-1 14a] ; m WILLIAM BIEHN, b Sept. 26, 1843; d Nov. 24, 1896. Child, b Dec. 26, 1882; d Dec. 26, 1882. [38-288a] AMBROSE KAISER GEHO, b Dec. 15, 1850; s Daniel Y. and Esther (Kaiser) Geho [38-1 14a]; m Nov. 23, 1878, MARY ELLA JOHNSON, b Mar. 19, 1859; d Sept., 1883; dau Charles Johnson. One child: [38-547] Jennie, b Jan. 31, 1880; m Albert G. Weirman. [38-288b] AMBROSE KAISER GEHO, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 11, 1890, EMMA DIL- GERT; d Apr. 28, 1905. No issue. Shipper; Lansdale, Pa. [38-289] EMMA GEHO, b Dec. 13, 1853; d Aug. 12, 1912; dau Daniel Y. and Esther (Kaiser) Geho [38-114a]; m June 13, 1872, GEORGE S. CASSEL, b June 3, 1849; s Jacob and Matilda (Shellen- berger) Cassel. Farmer; res. Gwynedd, Pa. (1918.) Children (8): [38-548] 1. Samuel G., b Feb. 22, 1873; m Maud Boyles. [38-549] 2. Charles G., b Aug. 31, 1874; m Anna M. Detweiler. 3. Daniel, b Mar. 18, 1876; d Sept. 17, 1898. 4. Elizabeth, b Dec. 30, 1877; d Mar. 2, 1881. 5. Mary, b Feb. 2, 1881; 3621 Germantown Ave., Pbila., Pa. [38-550] 6. Annie S., b Dec. 13, 1883; m Jacob W. Alderfer. [38-551] 7. Sarah G., b Feb. 2, 1888; m George H. Just. [38-552] 8. William Henry, b Dec. 4, 1889; m Elsie R. Hall. [38-290] ADAM GEHO, b Dec. 2, 1862; s Daniel Y. and Esther (Kaiser) Geho [38-1 14a]; m EMMA EHL, b 1863. Emma Ehl Geho lives at 1761 N. Marshall St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [38-553] 1. Harry E., b Sept. 2, 1885; m Florence Steinmetz. [38-554] 2. Edna, b Dec. 22, 1887 ; m Lyle G. Smith. [38-555] 3. Amelia, b Aug. 21, 1882; m Edwin T. Bower. [38-291] MARIA YEAKLE, b Mar. 30, 1842; d Dec. 5, 1872; dau George and Lydia (Schultz) Yeakel [38-115]; m Dec. 3, 1862, MANASSAS DELONG, b — - -; d Aug. 23, 1887. Two sons and one daughter. [ Unable to locate.] 514 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-292] SAMUEL KRIEBEL YEAKEL, b Oct. 27, 1850; d Apr. 27, 1917 ;s John and Lydia (Krie- bel) Yeakel [38-116]; m Feb. 8, 1873, SAVILLA M. A. HARPER, b Feb. 9, 1851; dan Rev. Thomas Harper. Fuel dealer; res. Spokane, Wash. (1918.) Children ( 2 ).* [38-556] 1. Warren Harper, b Dec. 1, 1873; m Daisy Elizabeth Clemans. [38—557 ] 2. Evangeline Lydia, b Dec. 31, 1875; m Calvin Nathan Eccard. [38-293a] JEFFERSON YEAKEL, b Sept. 1. 1852; s John and Lydia (Kriebel) Yeakel [38-116]; m Dec. 29, 1885, ALICE REINERT, b - ; d June 23, 1915; buried Polo, Ill.; dau Charles Reinert. Retired farmer; Ames, Iowa. Children (3): [38-558] 1. James Alfred, b Nov. 29, 1886; m Agnes M. Swanson. [38-559] 2. Ina Olivia, b Sept. 26, 1893; m Fred L. Zeigler. 3. Maynard Alphaeus, b May 11, 1900. [38-293b] JEFFERSON YEAKEL, m 2d time, - [38-294] SUSAN YEAKEL, b Mar. 14, 1855; dau John and Lydia (Kriebel) Yeakel [38-116]; m June 14, 1877, WILLIAM H. STONER. Res. Polo, Ill. Children (6): [38-560] 1. Etta May, b July 19, 1878; m William M. Miller. [38—561 ] 2. Lydia C., b Feb. 3, 1880; m William G. Fry. [38-562] 3. Emma L., b Feb. 19, 1882; m Leroy J. Slater. 4. Samuel R., b June 20, 1884; d July 26, 1885. 5. Arthur, b June 9, 1886; Polo, Ill. [38-563] 6. Gertrude V., b Oct. 21, 1888; m J. T. Cunningham. [38-295] REV. EDWIN K. YEAKEL, b Sept. 2, 1857; s John and Lydia (Kriebel) Yeakel [38-116]; m Oct. 15, 1896, SARAH ELLEN WOLF, b Aug. 9, 1860; dau Andrew Wolf. Clergyman; res. Naper¬ ville, Ill. No issue. [38-296] EMMA YEAKEL, b May 30, 1862; dau John and Lydia (Kriebel) Yeakel [38-116]; m July 11, 1895, REV. HARMAN A. WOLFE, b Apr. 25, 1860. Evangelical Lutheran clergyman; res. Tipton, Iowa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Lydia Pearl, b Aug. 21, 1896. 2. Mary Opal, b Oct. 1, 1899. 3. Ruby Ellen, b July 14, 1901. [38-297] DR. WILLIAM KRIEBEL YEAKEL, b Jan. 27, 1865; s John and Lydia (Kriebel) Yeakel [38-116]; m Dec. 27, 1899, MABEL ROBINSON, b July 23, 1867 ; dau Henry B. Robinson. Physician and surgeon; res. 4207 N. Keller Ave., Chicago, Ill. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Willard Robinson, b Aug. 20, 1901. 2. Helen Lydia, b Apr. 7, 1903. [38-298] ELLA YEAKEL, b Jan. 7, 1869; d Mar. 30, 1893; dau John and Lydia (Kriebel) Yeakel [38-116]; ra Dec. 2, 1891, AUSTIN STAHLER, b Dec. 6, 1867; d Mar. 24, 1893; s William and Kate (Huff) Stahler. No issue. [38-299] JOHN YEAKEL, b Feb. 28, 1872; s John and Lydia (Kriebel) Yeakel [38-116]; m June 27, 1899, LILLIAN LUELLA DERBY, b Jan. 19, 1879; dau Elmore W. Derby. Banker; res. Polo, Ill. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Miriam June, b June 28, 1903. 2. John Derby, b Aug. 7, 1914. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 515 [38-300] HENRY L. YEAKEL, b Dec. 18, 1853; d Dec. 1, 1887; s Daniel and Sarah (Laudenschla- ger) Yeakel [38-117]; m Feb. 13, 1875, DIANA BERNDT, b July 25, 1852. One child: [38-564] Harry Alvin, b Apr. 9, 1876; m Estella L. Garber. [38-301] REV. ALLEN YEAKEL, b Nov. 4, 1856;d Dec. 23, 1892;.s Daniel and Sarah (Laudenschla- ger) Yeakel [38-117]; m Jan. 17, 1878, CAROLINE SCHULTZ, b July 24, 1856; dau George and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-17]. Clergyman (Evangelical Ass.); res. Ambridge, Pa. (1918.) Caroline Schultz Yeakel, m 2d time, William E. Daubman [149-57]. Children (5): [38-565] 1. Warren S., b Nov. 30, 1879; m Friedericka W. E. T. Beck. [38-566] 2. George D., b Oct. 23, 1881; m Irene May Hugins. [38-567] 3. Leon, b Feb. 23, 1885; m Olga Christine Egger. [38-568] 4. William, b Oct. 17, 1886; m Florence L. Egger. 5. Jesse, b Nov. 3, 1891; unm; in U. S. Service, 1918. [38-302] REV. HORACE L. YEAKEL, b Apr. 10, 1864; s Daniel and Sarah (Laudenschlager) Yeakel [38-117]; m Aug. 1, 1885, KATE G. SCHOENLY, b Jan. 25, 1863; dau Charles and Catharine (Gehman) Schoenly. Clergyman; res. Annville, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): [38-569] 1. Laura A., b Apr. 8, 1886; m Samuel H. Speacht. 2. Wayne E., b Nov. 4, 1887; 212 K St., Dayton, Ohio. 3. Effie W., b Feb. 17, 1890; d Feb. 11, 1905. [38-570] 4. Lizzie M., b Mar. 21, 1894; m Harry Bucher. [38-571] 5. Lloyd H., b Jan. 19, 1900; ?n Sybil Cushwa; 6605 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, Cal. 6. Homer D., b Jan. 6, 1906. [38-303] ALBERT H. KEMMERER, b Apr. 1, 1866; s Henry C. and Emma (Yeakel) Kemmerer [38-118]; m Apr. 21, 1897, LAURA MAY BORZELL, b July 25, 1874; dau William F. and Sarah A. (Matthias) Borzell. Public accountant; res. 125 W. Luray St., Germantown, Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: Howard A., b Apr. 30, 1898; in U. S. Service; honorably discharged. [38-304] CHARLES FREDERICK YEAKEL, b Jan. 25, 1868; s Dr. Isaac B. and Maria (Wieand) Yeakel [38-119]; m June 20, 1894, HELENA CLEORA REIMENSNYDER, b Apr. 9, 1870; daw John J. Reimensnyder. Builder; res. 3847 Zenobia St., Denver, Colo. (1918.) One child: Helena, b Oct. 14, 1895; d Oct. 15, 1895; buried Bally, Pa. [38-305] SUSAN LEONORA YEAKEL, b Feb. 14, 1872; d Oct. 8, 1903; dau Isaac B. and Maria (Wieand) Yeakel [38-119]; m Oct. 26, 1901, FRANK WESLEY SCHREIBER; s John Laubach and Mary E. (Fenicle) Schreiber. Res. Zionsville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [38-306] ASHER CHRISTOPHER YEAKEL, b Jan. 20, 1874; d Dec. 19, 1901; s Isaac B. and Maria K. (Wieand) Yeakel [38-119]; m Nov. 30, 1899, ELIZABETH MARGARET BENDER, b Dec. 10, 1877; dau Wellington and Emma N. (Lamm) Bender. Tile-setter; res. 1554 Perkiomen Ave., Reading, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [38-307] JOHN JOEL YEAKEL, b Mar. 7, 1882; s Daniel and Rebecca (Carl) Yeakel [38-120]; m Feb. 23, 1907, ELSIE WATKINS, b June 19, 1883; dau David T. and Susannah (Prince) Watkins. Driller; res. 588 N. Locust St., Hazleton, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. John Daniel, b Dec. 21, 1908. 2. Elsie May, b Mar. 15, 1910; d Oct. 10, 1910. 3. David Lathrop, b Aug. 19, 1916. [38-308] BLANCHE S. YEAKEL, b July 26, 1884; dau Daniel and Rebecca (Carl) Yeakel [38-120]; m Sept. 7, 1904, WILLIAM J. FAUST, JR., b June 15, 1881 ; s William J. and Emma (Kremmer) Faust. Clerk; res. Mahanoy City, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families 516 Children (5): 1. Blanche E., b Oct. 14, 1905. 2. W. Claude, b Aug. 6, 1908. 3. Helen A., b June 13, 1911. 4. J. Paul, b May 6, 1914. 5. Jean Estella, b Mar. 6, 1918. [38 -309] ANNIE A. STAUFFER, b June 23, 1876; dan Franklin B. and Sarah K. (Yeakel) Stauffer [38-121]; m Dec. 24, 1898, OLIVER GAUGLER, b Apr. 28, 1872; d June 14, 1917; s John and Rebecca (Greiss) Gaugler. Res. Corning, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. John F., b June 25, 1903. 2. Jesse W., b Oct. 5, 1904. 3. Oliver H., b Dec. 14, 1905. 4. Mary A., b Jan. 23, 1908. 5. Sarah L., b July 3, 1911. [38-310] GEORGE E. STAUFFER, b Apr. 8, 1885; s Franklin B. and Sarah K. (Yeakel) Stauffer [38-121]; m Jan. 18, 1908, LEAH SCHOENLY, b Apr. 2, 1882; dau Erwin G. and Mary B. (Mohr) Schoenly. Station clerk; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Mary S., b May 26, 1916. [38-311] CHARLES YEAKEL, b Nov. 4, 1879; s Milton and Carolina (Schiffert) Yeakel [38-122]; m Apr. 7, 1900, ESTELLA ANGELINE COVELY, b Nov. 20, 1884; dau William and Emma (Rein- hard) Covely. Engine hostler; res. Emaus, Pa., R. D. 1. (1920.) Children (3): 1. William M. E., b July 22, 1900. 2. Dornelda M., b June 21, 1905. 3. Chester F., b Nov. 3, 1906. [38-312] SALLIE J. YEAKEL, b May 30, 1882; dau Milton and Carolina (Schiffert) Yeakel [38-122]; m Jan. 30, 1904, PETER NUSS, b Mar. 26, 1885; s John and Mary (Miller) Nuss. Res. Emaus, Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Titus R., b May 9, 1904; d Apr. 23, 1907. 2. Wesley M., b Sept. 18, 1905. 3. Dallas N., b Sept. 5, 1907. [38-313] EMMA L. YEAKEL, b Feb. 19, 1884; dau Milton N. and Carolina (Schiffert) Yeakel [38-122]; m Aug. 11, 1906, JAMES G. DONEY, b Oct. 12, 1881; s William and Elizabeth (Schaffer) Doney. Silk Weaver; res. Emaus, Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Robert H., b Apr. 21, 1906. 2. Beatrice M., b Oct. 9, 1909. 3. Howard J., b Feb. 19, 1918. [38-317] REV. SAMUEL A. YEAKEL, b Feb. 22, 1871; d Feb. 27, 1911; s Daniel and Mary (Andrew) Yeakel [38-125]; m Feb. 12, 1891, ANNA M. WESTEN, b Apr. 3, 1871; dau Chester A. and Anna M. (Christman) Westen. Clergyman; res. 917 Washington St., Allentown, Pa. (1919) Children (5): [38-572] 1. Ruth May, b Nov. 4, 1891; m Erwin S. Horn. [38-573] 2. Grace Violet, b Aug. 7, 1894; m Harry G. Barton. [38-574] 3. William Alenson, b May 24, 1896; m Margaret Quay. [38-575] 4. Esther Laura, b Mar. 24, 1900; m William A. Shafer. 5. Chester Daniel, b Dec. 30, 1906. Plate 63 The “Vieliweg” Monument in the Schwenkfelder burying ground at Harpersdorf, Silesia. Plate 64 The Groditzberg in the middle distance. In the dungeons of the castle on the top of this Silesian mountain numbers of Schwenkfelders were imprisoned. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 517 [38-320.1] GRACE ALTONA YEAWORTH, b Jan. 21, 1892; dau Rev. Irvin C. and Anna E. (Shortess) Yeakel [38-127]; m Sept. 5, 1919, REV. JACOB VANDERBILT KOONS, b May 16, 1885; s Isaac Grier and Mary G. (Vanderbilt) Koons. Minster of the Presbyterian Church; res. 117 Beaty Ave., Mannington, W. Va. (1922.) One child: Grace Elizabeth, b Dec. 8, 1920. [38-322] LAURA JANE DIEHL, b June 4, 1881; dau Samuel and Amelia (Yeakel) Diehl [38-129]; m June 7, 1902, HOWARD E. MILLER, b June 5, 1873; s Victor P. and Laura J. (Berndt) Miller. Laborer; res. Emaus, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [38-323] ANNA MARIA YEAKEL, b Feb. 9, 1885; dau John H. and Emmaline E. (Baer) Yeakel [38-130]; m Mar. 22, 1902, JOSEPH BRIGHT. Res. Hellertown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Emanuel J., b Sept. 5, 1902. 2. Raymond N., b May 28, 1905. 3. Perma Esther, b Oct. 25, 1908. [38-324] CAROLINE REBECCA YEAKEL, b Mar. 1, 1891; dau John H. and Emmaline E. (Baer) Yeakel [38-130]; m June 20, 1914, HOWARD FREY, b June 18, 1886; s John H. and Emma (Crosby) Frey. Railroad man; res. Coopersburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (3 ) : 1. Erwin B., b May 10, 1915. 2. Madaline, b Feb. 6, 1917. 3. Paul John, b June 21, 1918. [38-325] ALICE YEAKEL, b July 19, 1880; dau Jonas and - (Renner) Yeakel [38-131a]; m Oct. 7, 1905, SAMUEL EISENHART, b June 30, 1885; s Allen E. and Agnes (Schumaker) Eisen- hart. Railroad flagman; res. 551 S. 5th St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Eva May, b May 30, 1906; d June 18, 1906. 2. Helen M., b Sept. 1, 1910. 3. Lillian E., b July 3, 1912. 4. Grace A., b Mar. 18, 1914. 5. Ralph J., b May 22, 1916. 6. Allen S., b Nov. 2, 1918. [38-327] LAURA YEAKEL DAUB, b May 16, 1885; dau Frank C. and Susanna (Yeakel) Daub [38-132]; m Apr. 2, 1915, WILLIAM FRANKLIN FOSBENNER, b Jan. 28, 1888; s John F. and Mary E. (Lewis) Fosbenner. Cigar Packer; res. Sellersville, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Helen May, b Aug. 24, 1916. 2. Ruth D., b Jan. 21, 1918. [38-328] EVA M. YEAKEL, b Nov. 1, 1891 ; dau William and Emma E. (Moyer) Yeakel [38-133]; m June 11, 1910, HOWARD D. ALBITZ, b Apr. 9, 1883; s Ambrose and Susan (Nuss) Albitz. Farmer; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Mary Susan, b Sept. 21, 1917 ; d Sept. 23, 1917. [38-329] HOWARD F. YEAKEL, b July 1, 1893; s William H. and Emma (Moyer) Yeakel [38- 133]; m June 5, 1920, ESTHER LEFEVRE, b June 8, 1897; dau Amandus and Elizabeth (Schultz) LeFevre [149-161]. Chauffeur; res. East Greenville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) Served in A. E. F. as Sergeant. [38-330] ALLEN J. FETTERMAN, b May 12, 1893; s Samuel and Caroline (Yeakel) Fetterman [38-136]; m CARRIE IRENE LEHMAN, b July 17, 1890; dau Milton H. and Elizabeth (Fisher) Lehman. Automobile business; res. 1219 Allen St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Allen John, b Sept. 19, 1917. 518 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-331] MAUDE ORWIG MOYER, b Oct. 3, 1876; dau Isaac Y. and Addie C. (Orwig) Moyer [38-137a] ; m Dec. 6, 1899, JAMES R. HICKS, b July 15, 1878 ; s John and H. S. (Rouse) Hicks. Book¬ keeper and cashier; res. 488 Cleveland Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. (1919.) Mrs. Maude O. Moyer Hicks was a teacher in Cleveland Public Schools for three years, 1897-1900. Children (8): 1. Boy, b June 16, 1901; d June 16, 1901. 2. Berenice A., b May 19, 1902. 3. James Moyer, b May 20, 1904. 4. Chester Isaac, b Feb. 24, 1906. 5. Ronald R. \ . 6. Donald John / b 13' 1908^ \ 7. Lloyd, b Feb. 7, 1911. 8. Maude Lynnette, b Mar. 19, 1913. d Feb. 3, 1909. Cleveland, Ohio. [38-332] WALTER ORWIG MOYER, b June 11, 1884; s Isaac Y. and Addie C. (Orwig) Moyer [38-137a]; m June 2, 1906, LEONA LOTTA ZIMMER, b Dec. 13, 1883; dau Charles L. and Minnie L. (Fro wine) Zimmer. Civil engineer for Government; res. 3546 Bosworth Ave., Chicago, Ill. No issue. (1919.) [38-333] RUTH ORA MOYER, b Mar. 17, 1893; dau Isaac Y. and Ida V. (Rearick) Moyer [38— 137b] ; m May 29, 1916, HARRY H. LICHTWARDT, s Henry W. and Emma L. Lichwardt. (1919.) Mr. H. H. Lichtwardt is a graduate of Oberlin College, and a student volunteer. Secy, of Y. M. C. A.; Rio de Janeiro, South America. (1919.) Ruth O. Moyer attended Oberlin Music Conservatory for two years. Children (2): 1. Ouida Ruth, b Mar. 3, 1917. 2. Harry Edward, b Dec. 16, 1918. [38-334] ROBERT M. MOYER, b Apr. 1, 1884; s Jacob Y. and Mary J. (Muir) Moyer [38-138]; m Dec. 27, 1916, ANNA CARRIE GEDEON, b Jan. 11, 1892; dau Jacob and Anna (Ungar) Gedeon. Compositor; res. 10527 Churchill Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. No issue. (1919.) [38-335] CHARLES F. MOYER, b Oct. 10, 1891; s Jacob Y. and Mary J. (Muir) Moyer [38-138]; m Aug. 29, 1917, ALMA B. BRAESKE, b Mar. 4, 1892; dau Otto F. and Matilda A. (Wendt) Braeske. Office executive; res. 2617 E. 115 St., Cleveland, Ohio. No issue. (1919.) [38-336] REV. ROBERT ROLAND FRITS CH, b Sept. 10, 1879; s John G. and Sarah (Moyer) Fritsch [38-139]; m June 30, 1904, CARRIE MAY FEHR, b Feb. 15, 1880; dau Rev. C. K. Fehr. Asst. Professor, Muhlenberg College. Res. 2220 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Rev. Robert R. Fritsch was licensed by the Eastern Pa. Lutheran Synod in Harrisburg in 1914, and was ordained in Phila. in 1915. He is assistant Prof, of German and Religion at Mulhenberg College, Allentown, Pa., and is supply pastor of St. Joseph’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, E. Allentown, Pa., and has been teacher of the Young Ladies’ Bible Class of St. Paul’s Church for 19 years. Rev. Fritsch is an honor graduate of Muhlenberg College, with the degree of A. B., and pursued his studies in the graduate school of the University of Pa. He received the degree of Ph. B. from Illinois Wesleyan University in 1904 and A. M. in 1907. He was a teacher of Latin, Greek and German in the Allentown High School from 1901-1907. Children (2): 1. Dorothy Anna, b Aug. 23, 1906. 2. Charles Theodore, b Apr. 5, 1912. [38-337] BESSIE FLORENCE FRITSCH, b June 2, 1881 ; dau John G. and Sarah (Moyer) Fritsch [38-139]; m June 22, 1911, FRED G. W. RUNK; s Charles M. and Sarah L. (Saeger) Runk. Attorney- at-law; res. 2208 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Annabel Sarah, b Apr. 26, 1914. Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 519 [38-338] JOHN WARREN FRITSCH, b Dec. 29, 1888; s John G. and Sarah (Moyer) Fritsch [38-139]; m June 12, 1912, MAY GERTRUDE HELFRICH, b Dec. 28, 1888; dau William S. and Alice J. (Savitz) Helfrich. Teacher of Greek and German, Allentown High School; res. West Chew St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. John William b Apr. 28, 1914. 2. Paul Warren, b May 28, 1918. [38-339] HARRY ABRAHAM FRITSCH, b Apr. 25, 1895; s John G. and Sarah (Moyer) Fritsch [38—139] ; m Aug. 17, 1916, HELEN MAY FETHEROLF, b July 7, 1895; dau William F. and Annie L. (Hermany) Fetherolf. Boys’ Sec., Allentown Y. M. C. A.; res. West Chew St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Frederick Lewis, b Sept. 21, 1917. [38-340] RUTH MARGARET WOLFE, b July 20, 1889; dau Frank C. and Elizabeth Y. (Moyer) Wolfe [38-140]; m Nov. 4, 1914, FREDERICK LOVE HALL, b Sept. 14, 1875; s Levi and Jane E. (Perry) Hall. Teller in A.P. and O.G. Bank; res. 505 Second Ave., Bradley Beach, N. J. (1919.) One child: Frederick Love, b Dec. 3, 1915. [38-341] FRANK WILLARD WOLFE, b Feb. 9, 1892; s Frank C. and Elizabeth Y. (Moyer) Wolfe [38-140]; m June 2, 1917, BLANCHE NAOMI LILLIAN SEMMEL, b May 7, 1898; dau Frank P. and Blanche E. (Hammersley) Semmel. Bank teller; res. 1334 Linden St., Allentown, Pa. One child: Willard F., b June 21, 1918. [38-343] WILLIAM MORRIS YEAKEL, b Aug. 21, 1888; s Charles and Julia S. (McDole) Yeakel [38-142]; m June 10, 1916, FLORENCE R. EICKERT, b Dec. 10, 1887; dau David R. and Caroline (Kogel) Eickert. Farmer; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Gertrude Elisabeth, b Apr. 25, 1918. 2. Dorothy Anne, b Feb. 4, 1920. [38-344] CHARLES MORTON YEAKEL, b Nov. 9, 1889; s Charles and Julia (McDole) Yeakel [38-142]; m Feb. 27, 1915, MARY ANGELINE SKIDMORE, b Nov. 26, 1886; dau Elmer E. and Georgetta (Brown) Skidmore. Bank teller; res. 131 William St., East Orange, N. J. (1920.) One child: Mary Jane, b July 18, 1920. [38-345] STUART EDSALL YEAKEL, b Mar. 11, 1893; s Charles and Julia S. (McDole) Yeakel [38-142]; m Nov. 27, 1919, VERNA ANNE FLUCK, b Jan 3, 1895; dau S. Forrest and Elizabeth (Graber) Fluck. Chemist; res. 9 N. 19th St., East Orange, N. J. (1920.) Stuart E. Yeakel is a gradu¬ ate of Brown University. He spent three years in military service; one year on the Mexican border; one year as assist, bacteriologist at Camp Crane, Allentown, Pa. and one year in same position with the A. E. F. in Italy. Honorably discharged, June, 1919. One child: Louise Janet, b Sept. 30, 1920. [38-345.1] JANET MARGARET YEAKEL, b July 5, 1894; dau Charles and Julia (McDole) Yeakel [38-142]; m Sept. 15, 1920, RAYMOND W. ELLOR. [38-346] FREDERICK CHARLES GEHMAN, b Nov. 5, 1877; s Henry and Mary (Yeakel) Gehman [38-143] ; m Mar. 24, 1901, ELLA MAY CHARLES, 6 Nov. 28, 1877; dau Samuel and Camilla (Pflegier) Charles. Mrs. Ella C. Gehman lives at 512 Cherry St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (9): 1. Grace V., b Nov. 18, 1901. 2. Harry, b May 26, 1903. 3. Charles F., b Sept. 8, 1904. 4. Allen, b Aug. 22, 1906. 5. Norman, b Dec. 4, 1907. 520 (iliNEALOC.ICAL RECORD OF THE SCHWEN KFELDER FAMILIES 6. Camilla. 7. Daisie 8. Ada 9. Gerald, b July 16, 1914. triplets, b Jan. 29, 1913. [38-347] LILLIE MAY GEHMAN, b Jan. 28, 1881; dan. Henry and Mary (Yeakel) Gehman [38- 143]; m Sept. 2, 1899, CLINTON A. MACK, b Oct. 13, 1876; s George M. and Diana (Rummel) Mack. Printer and proofreader; res. 2630 N. 6th St., Harrisburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Mabel Alverta, b Oct. 13, 1900; unm. 2. Foster George, b Sept. 25, 1902; d May 7, 1903. [38-348] DAISIE PEARL GEHMAN, b June 30, 1883; dau Henry and Mary (Yeakel) Gehman [38-143]; m July 19, 1910, REV. WYNN COWAN FAIRFIELD, b Oct. 27, 1886; s Frederic W. and Harriet L. (Allen) Fairfield. Missionary; res. Taikuhsien, Shansi, China. (1919.) Both Mr. and Mrs. Fairfield are graduates of Oberlin College. (1907.) Mrs. Fairfield is also a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary. (1903.) Children (2): 1. Margaret Hull, b Nov. 1, 1914. 2. Frederic Wyett, b Feb. 15, 1919. [38-349] SARAH ANN KRUPP, b Aug. 17, 1837; dau Eli and Sarah (White) Krupp [38-145] ; m HENRY KRIPS; d prior to Apr. 27, 1878. [ Unable to complete or verify .] Children (2): [38-575.1] 1. Annie, b Aug. 28, 1860; m - ; had dau, Blanche. 2. Henry, b 1865; Phila., Pa.; in leather business. [38-351] SUSANNAH KRUPP, b July 18, 1842; d Aug. 10, 1867; dau Eli and Sarah (White) Krupp [38-145]; m Jan. 26, 1864, JOSEPH M. KIRBY. Children (2): 1. U. S. Grant, b Apr. 19. 1865; d Aug. 29, 1913; had s, Elmer, unm; was real estate broker, Phila. 2. Walter, b Aug. 9, 1867; d Aug. 22, 1867. [38-352] ELIZABETH KRUPP, b Jan. 17, 1845; d Mar. 20, 1878; dau Eli and Sarah (White) Krupp [38-145]; m WILLIAM H. NEELY, b Oct. 21, 1839; s Joseph M. and Eleanor (Garreth) Neely. Retired; res. Hatboro, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [38-576] 1. Joseph L., b Aug. 26, 1871; m Anna Marie Smeltz. 2. Virginia, b Sept. 10, 1876; d Feb. 15, 1903. [38-353] MARY KRUPP, b Oct. 22, 1847; dau Eli and Sarah (White) Krupp [38-145]; m Nov. 2, 1875, JOHN LEWIS KEEBLER, b May 24, 1844; d May 27, 1901. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): [38-577] 1. Howard Lewis, b Aug. 14, 1876; m Elizabeth H. Parker. [38-578] 2. Ella Mary, b Jan. 29, 1878; m John R. Dyer. 3. Alfred L., b Jan. 4, 1880; d Mar. 6, 1898. 4. Laura B., b Mar. 15, 1882; unm; Elwyn, Pa. 5. Mabel Ethel, b Aug. 15, 1883; m Dr. John Herbert Ervin. [38-579] [38-580a] [38-580b] 6. J. Warren, b Mar. 29, 1888; m 1. Ethel Bower. [ 2. Irene V. Pizagno. [38-354] CAROLINE KRUPP, b Mar. 26, 1853; dau Eli and Sarah (White) Krupp [38-145]; m 1876, JOHN J. WHITE, b Sept. 12, 1852. Res. Lansdale, Pa. Children (2): 1. Charles Madison. [38-580.1] 2. Lillian, b 1881; d Oct. 1, 1918; m Edward Loman. One child: Doras, b Aug. 10, 1911. [ Unable to complete .] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 521 [38-355] DR. FRANKLIN KRUPP, b Apr. 15, 1856; d May 30, 1896; s Eli and Sarah (White) Krupp [38-145]; m May 15, 1878, ADA STAINSBY, b Oct. 20, 1860; dau Thomas Halten and Sarah (Cochran) Stainsby. Res. 243 Melville St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Dr. Franklin Krupp was a graduate of the University of Pa. School of Medicine in 1879; practiced his profession in Philadelphia. Children (5): [38-581] 1. Lottie May, b Jan. 20, 1880; m Robert Hudson. 2. Franklin, b Nov. 16, 1881. [38-582] 3. Joseph Leidy, b Aug. 28, 1883; m Helen Levering. 4. Adeline Mable, b Jan. 25, 1886. 5. Ethel White, b Mar. 13, 1888; d Mar. 23, 1888. 6. William Stainsby, b Mar. 16, 1890; d Dec. 13, 1890. [38-356] ROBERT J. EDWARDS, b May 3, 1847; s John B. and Elizabeth (White) Edwards [38-146]; m Dec. 25, 1884, EMILY W. LUKENS, b Oct. 24, 1856; dau Abraham T. and Esther (Wil¬ lard) Lukens. Bricklayer; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): [38-583] 1. Elisabeth, b May 28, 1886; m Samuel H. Cassel. 2. William L., b Sept. 3, 1890; unm. [38-357a] HUMPHREY W. EDWARDS, b June 20, 1849; d Feb. 16, 1906; s John B. and Elizabeth (White) Edwards [38-146]; m Apr. 1, 1876, MARY ANN BOORSE, b Dec. 18, 1857; d Dec. 31, 1893; dau John C. and Mary K. (Rittenhouse) Boorse. Carpenter and farmer. (1920.) Children (3): [38-584] 1. John B., b Mar. 12, 1886; m Edith Irene Haldeman. 2. Henry B., b Feb. 23, 1889. 3. Ella Marie, b Oct. 22, 1893. Henry B. Edwards entered service of U. S. A., Apr. 26, 1918; trained at Camp Lee, transferred to Company F, 145th Infantry of 37th Div. He went overseas June 15, 1918, on the Leviathan; landed at Brest, June 22, 1918; saw active service as a Battalion Runner on Argonne-Meuse Offensive on Sept. 26, 1918; also in Belgium. He was awarded Belgian War Cross for exceptionally gallant conduct in action during the operation of the 37th Div. in Belgium. He returned to New York, Mar. 27, 1918, on Great Northern; discharged Apr. 11, 1919. [38-357b] HUMPHREY EDWARDS, same as above, m 2d time, ANNIE LAURA WOOD. One child: Elsie Wood, living at time of father’s death. (1906.) [38-358] SUSAN E. EDWARDS, b Dec. 20, 1854; dau John B. and Elizabeth (White) Edwards [38-146]; m Jan. 1, 1885, ALONZO GEIGER, b Nov. 24, 1862; s George B. and Mary M. (Pond) Geiger. Stockman; res. Syracuse, Kansas. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Martha E., b Jan. 21, 1887; Greely, Col. [38-585] 2. Mary M., b Mar. 13, 1890; m Henry E. Graham. 3. John E., b Aug. 2, 1892; d Oct. 11, 1918; Dudeldorf, Germany. 4. Evan, b June 19, 1894. [38-360] HANNAH S. LEISTER, b Mar. 16, 1851; dau Jacob Y. and Lydia (Snyder) Leister [38-149]; m Apr. 13, 1871, FRANKLIN B. SNYDER, b July 8, 1848; s Peter and Mary (Blank) Snyder. Retired; res. Harleysville, Pa. No issiie. (1920.) [38-362] JOHN S. LEISTER, b Jan. 1, 1861; d Sept. 10, 1911; s Jacob Y. and Lydia (Snyder) Leister [38-149]; m Sept. 25, 1884, MARY STONG, b Oct. 4, 1861 ; dau Henry C. and Emeline (Bruner) Stong. Res. 611 Cumberland St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Elizabeth B., b July 30, 1885; m L. William Eichel. 2. Jonas H., b Nov. 24, 1888; d Feb. 11, 1889. [38-586] 522 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Emma M., b June 26, 1890; unm; 611 Cumberland St., Phila. 4. Howard S., b Oct. 21, 1892; d Apr. 24, 1894. [38-363] EPHRAIM S. LEISTER, b July 10, 1859; s Jacob Y. and Lydia (Snyder) Leister [38- 149]; m Oct. 3, 1882, AMANDA ROSENBERGER, b May 4, 1865; dau Jacob B. and Mary (Groff) Rosenberger. Farmer; res. Perkasie, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. J. Warren, b Oct. 12, 1884; d Nov. 7, 1908. [38-587] 2. John F., b Jan. 11, 1887; m Annie K. Kratz. 3. George R., b Oct. 14, 1895; d Aug. 24, 1915. 4. Emma R., b Oct. 12, 1898. [38-363. la] REBECCA LEISTER, b Sept. 9, 1860; d Mar. 15] 1912; dau Samuel and Mary (Yost) Leister [38-152]; m 1st time, HARRY SCHNEIDER, b Jan. 26, 1856; d Sept. 10, 1882; s George and Mary (Lepper) Schneider. Hatter. (1921.) One child: [38-587.1] Estelle, b Feb. 7, 1881; m James Emery. [38-363. lb] REBECCA (LEISTER) SCHNEIDER, same as above, m 2d time, - DOWLER, dec. Children (£); [38-587.2] 1. Evaline, b June 12, 1890; m Michael Benny; Atlantic City, N. J. [38-587.3] 2. Frank M., b Apr. 16, 1892; in Katharine Irwin. [38-363.2] EDWIN BEAUFORD LEISTER, b Feb. 12, 1863; s Samuel and Mary (Yost) Leister [38-152]; m Jan. 5, 1886, ANGELINA JANE MILLER, b Mar. 25, 1860; dau John and Hester (Nase) Miller. Res. Sellersville, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): [38-587.4] 1. George Luther, b June 5, 1887; in Mary E. Laffertey. [38-587.5] 2. Bertha M., b Apr. 1, 1891; m Elwood J. Altimus, Perkasie, Pa. 3. Elizabeth M., b Nov. 30, 1893; Clearfield, Pa. 4. Martha M., b Apr. 10, 1898; Sellersville, Pa. 5. Paul Franklin, b Apr. 26, 1900; d May 18, 1901. [38-363.3] ABIGAIL LEISTER, b July 15, 1867; dau Samuel and Mary (Yost) Leister [38-152]; m Apr. 6, 1885, ROBERT CHAMBERS, b Mar. 25, 1859; s Robert and Elizabeth (Sellers) Chambers. Retired; res. 1032 W. York St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children ( 6 ): [38-587.6] 1. Elizabeth, b Feb. 7, 1886; m James E. Moore. 2. Ethel, b Feb. 1, 1902. 3. Robert T., b Aug. 2, 1905. 4. Martin L., b Nov. 23, 1907; d Feb. 4, 1909. 5. Estelle, b Dec. 23, 1908. 6. Joseph, b Oct. 28, 1910. [38-365] WILLIAM J. NITTENBERGER, b Feb. 17, 1869; s William K. and Susanna (Leister) Nittenberger [38-153]; in May 26, 1891, MARY E. GEYER, b July 23, 1871; dau Albert G. and Elizabeth (Hansberry) Geyer. Carpenter; res. 6774 Musgrave St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: [38-588] Edna K., b Sept. 11, 1893; in A. R. Hunsicker. [38-367] SUSAN LEISTER, b June 17, 1867; dau George Y. and Mary Catharine (Nase) Leister [38-156]; m Oct. 7, 1884, JAMES F. SAVACOOL, b Apr. 6, 1859; s David and Louisianna (Frank) Savacool. Woodworker; res. 1314 Victoria St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [38-589] 1. William Henry L., b Oct. 11, 1888; m Bessie B. Hiltebeitel. 2. James Franklin, b Nov. 20, 1897; 1314 Victoria St., Phila. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 523 3. Howard, b Mar. 2, 1900; Camp Logan, Texas. 4. Robert, b Oct. 11, 1902; d May 27, 1904. 5. Susan Mae, b Mar. 9, 1906. [38-368] GEORGE ALLEN N. LEISTER, b July 4, 1868; s George Y. and Mary Catherine (Nase) Leister [38-156]; m Aug. 9, 1890, EMMA ELIZABETH SELLERS, b May 2, 1869; dau Israel A. and Catherine (Nase) Sellers. Supt., cigar factory; res. Sellersville, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [38-589.1] 1. Catherine, b Jan. 25, 1891; m Abner E. Frank. [38-589.2] 2. Edna, b May 19, 1893; m George Sterner. 3. Ralph A., b July 31, 1904. [38-369] AUGUSTUS PETER LEISTER, b Nov. 18, 1872; s George Y. and Mary Catherine (Nase) Leister [38-156]; m Aug. 18, 1894, SALLIE ELIZABETH STONEBACK, b Dec. 1, 1875; dau Leidy W. and Susan C. (Biery) Stoneback. Cigar-maker, foreman; res. 834 N. 6th St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) One child: LeRoy Leighton, b Nov. 3, 1894; graduated at Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pa., June, 1917. At present he is principal of the Riegelsville, Pa., Borough Schools. [38-370] AMANDA CATHERINE LEISTER, b Dec. 18, 1874; dau George Y. and Mary C. (Nase) Leister [38-156] ; m Feb. 23, 1895, THOMAS A. WAGNER, b July 8, 1872 ; s Aaron and Lydia (Maugle) Wagner. R. D. carrier; res. Sellersville, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. B. Franklin, b July 11, 1896. 2. Stella M., b Oct. 8, 1899. [38-371] MARY ELLEN SCHATZ, b Aug. 15, 1860; dau George and Mary Y. (Leister) Schatz [38-157]; m HARVEY W. BAUM, b Apr. 20, 1863; s Abraham and Barbara (Weiss) Baum. Res. Sellersville, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Sallie May, b July 25, 1881. 2. Walter Emerson, b Dec. 14, 1884. 3. Annie Florence, b Nov. 14, 1887. 4. Dora Barbara, b Nov. 4, 1889. 5. Charles Edward, b Jan. 14, 1894. [38-372] HARRY C. SCHATZ, b Apr. 17, 1873; s George and Mary Y. (Leister) Schatz [38-157]; m Oct. 6, 1894, TILLIE MOORE, b Oct. 11, 1878; dau Hilary and Christianna (Long) Moore. Cigar- maker; res. Sellersville, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Harry Calvin, b July 28, 1896; d Apr. 30, 1904. 2. John Ralph, b July 27, 1906. 3. Paul Marshall, b Nov. 7, 1910. [38-372.1] MINNIE SCHATZ, b Apr. 20, 1881 ; dau George and Mary Y. (Leister) Schatz [38-157] ; rn Dec. 30, 1905, JOHN NOLAN, b Nov. 26, 1878; s Patrick and Annie (Quinn) Nolan. Moulder; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) One child: Harry J., b Jan. 3, 1913. [38—372.5] JAMES MONROE SCHATZ, b July 12, 1869; s George and Mary Y. (Leister) Schatz [38-157]; m Mar. 26, 1891, HANNAH WENHOLD, b Mar. 4, 1873; dau John and Maria (Lewis) Wenhold. Res. Perkasie, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. George, b July 8, 1892. 2. Gertrude, b Oct. 7, 1894. [38-589.3] 3. James A., b June 9, 1896; m Mabel Weidenmoyer. 4. Eva M., b May 1, 1900. 524 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-372.6] DR. WILLIAM J. SCHATZ, b Oct. 20, 1876; s George and Mary Y. (Leister) Schatz [38-157]; m ELIZABETH MEYERS; dau David and Amanda (High) Meyers. Physician; res. 1022 Walnut St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Ruth M., b Apr. 13, 1900. 2. Ralph E., b Aug. 13, 1901. Dr. William J. Schatz taught at the following institutions: Yale University Summer School, 1906-07, Gymnastic Instructor; Chautauqua School of Physical Education (Summer Course), 1908; University School, Cleveland, Ohio, Physical Instructor, 1907-09; Temple University, Phila., Prof. Physical Education and Director of Normal School of Physical Education, 1909-14; University of Pa., Summer School, 1910 — Instructor of Athletics; Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pa., Prof, of Physical Education, 1916-18. He has published the following books: Club Swinging for Physical Exercise and Recreation; Elementary Club Swinging for Normal Classes; Marching in all its Forms and Methods of teaching it; Treatment of Lordosis by Physical Exercise; Correction of Round Shoulders and Flat Chest by Restoration of the Normal Conformity of the Thorax; Fixation of the Pelvis Without Appa¬ ratus; An Anatomic and Physiologic Study of the Muscles of Respiration. [38-3 75a] LILLIE DANEHOWER, b Nov. 16, 1862; dau John K. and Sarah (Leister) Danehower [38-159]: m Nov. 3, 1881, HUGH CULBERT, d Feb. 3, 1882. One child: [38-590] Sarah Emma, b Sept. 12, 1882; m Alton Potter; Norristown, Pa. [38-3 75b] LILLIE (DANEHOWER) CULBERT, same as above, m 2d time, Feb. 5, 1884, HARRY E. LYSINGER, b Nov. 19, 1861; s J. Wesley and Caroline (Freas) Lysinger. Carpenter; res. 633 Cherry St., Norristown. Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [38-591] 1. Carrie, b Apr. 17, 1885; m B. E. Jones. [38-592] 2. Joanna F., b May 15, 1888; m Wilson Hendricks. 3. Anna M., b June 8, 1890; Norristown, Pa. [38-593] 4. Elizabeth S., b Sept. 8, 1893; m Fred Werner Pester. [38-376] GEORGE M. DANEHOWER, b Oct. 11, 1864; s John K. and Sarah (Leister) Danehower [38-159] ; m June 21, 1900, HARRIET VAN HORN, b Sept. 29, 1874; dau Joel and Martha (Gearhart) Van Horn. Stone mason; res. Plymouth Meeting, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. John Nevan, b June 9, 1902. 2. Mary Jane 3. Sue Van Horn 4. Catharine Potter, b Aug. 9, 1910. 5. Frank Cox, b Sept. 30, 1908. twins, b Aug. 25, 1907. [38-377] ANNIE M. DANEHOWER, b Feb. 24, 1870; dau John K. and Sarah (Leister) Danehower [38-159]; m Apr. 25, 1888, FRANK D. COX, b Aug. 8, 1868; s Charles A. and Margaret H. (Davis) Cox. Merchant; res. 6542 N. 12th St., Oak Lane, Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [38-595] 1. Vernon D., b Mar. 16, 1889; m Grace I. Maloney. [38-596] 2. Marion C., b Jan. 18, 1892; m William H. Armstrong. [38-378] REBECCA S. DANEHOWER, b July 11, 1878; dau John K. and Sarah (Leister) Dane¬ hower [38-159]; m June 30, 1906, LYNN V. RHOADS, b Nov. 23, 1878; s David R. and Hannah E. (Murray) Rhoads. Textile finisher; res. 639 Astor St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Dorothy D., b June 14, 1907. [38-379] MARY ELLA YEAKEL, b June 25, 1860; dau Samuel K. and Sophia (Reitz) Yeakel [38-160]; m Nov. 25, 1881, .JOHN F. WAREHIME, b Apr. 7, 1856; s Daniel Warehime. Farmer; Lake City, Iowa, R. D. 1. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 525 Children ( 2 ): 1. George O., b Jan. 16, 1883; Lake City, Iowa. 2. Dorothy S., b Oct., 1892; school teacher, Iowa. [38-380] JOHN HENRY YEAKEL, b Mar, 12, 1866; s Samuel K. and Sophia (Reitz) Yeakel [38-160]; m MAUD LOUISE TOOKER, b June 3, 1871; d Apr. 27, 1913; dau Robert E. and Medorah (Kizer) Tooker. Machinist-engineer; res. Everett, Wash. No issue. (1918.) [38-381] SAMUEL GRANT YEAKEL, b Dec. 11, 1868; s Samuel K. and Sophia (Reitz) Yeakel [ 38—160] ; m Jan. 1, 1896, CARRIE MAY OLIN, b Aug. 13, 1875; d July 14, 1901; dau James D. and Sophia (Neikerk) Olin. Res. 1035 Church St., Beloit, Wis. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Dilly May, b Oct. 31, 1896; d Nov. 16, 1894. 2. Nirom James, b Feb. 2, 1898. [38-382] HARVEY R. YEAKEL, b Oct. 21, 1871; s Samuel K. and Sophia (Reitz) Yeakel [38-160]; m 1900, VIOLA E. TURNEY, b Aug. 3, 1879; dau E. N. Turney. Machinist; res. Beloit, Wis. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Mildred A., b Oct. 2, 1901. 2. Evelyn S., b Mar. 15, 1904. 3. Alice I., b Mar. 9, 1906. 4. Edward H., b Sept. 23, 1909. [38-383] ELLA Y. MOYER, b Jan. 17, 1867; dau Henry S. and Mary (Yeakel) Moyer [38-161]; m Dec. 24, 1892, OSWIN B. NASE, b Nov. 27, 1872. Res. Blooming Glen, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 9 ): [38-597] 1. Elsie M., b Jan. 1, 1894; m Paul Rice. [38-598] 2. Mamie M., b July 22, 1896; m Clayton B. JSchranger. 3. Blanche M., b Mar. 17, 1898. 4. Russel M., b June 28, 1900; d Aug. 20, 1900. 5. Robert M., b July 25, 1901. 6. Paul M., b Oct. 19, 1903. 7. Harry M., b Feb. 14, 1906. 8. Helen M., b Jan. 2, 1908. 9. Howard M., b Dec. 7, 1910. [38-384] HANNAH Y. MOYER, b Mar. 5, 1870; dau Henry S. and Mary (Yeakel) Moyer [38-161]; m Dec. 24, 1891, MILTON K. ANDREWS. Res. Blooming Glen, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Clarence, b Oct. 17, 1892; d Oct. 24, 1892. 2. Florence M., b Apr. 24, 1894. 3. Raymond M., b Jan. 13, 1900. 4. Jennie M., b Sept. 10, 1902. [38-385] HARVEY YEAKEL MOYER, b Aug. 15, 1872; s Henry S. and Mary K. (Yeakel) Moyer [38—161 ] ; m Mar. 26, 1904, SALLIE LANDIS, b Dec. 6, 1879; d July 4, 1908. Res. Blooming Glen, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Martha L., b June 30, 1905. 2. Henry L., b June 15, 1908. [38-386] HANNAH YEAKEL, b June 26, 1866; dau Henry and Sarah (Holden) Yeakel [38-164b]; m Jan. 10, 1887, EDWIN WOLFINGER, b Feb. 10, 1856; s Reuben and Sarah Wolfinger. Farmer; res. Quakertown, Pa. (1918.) Children {6): 1. Reuben Y., b Aug. 5, 1888. 2. Walter Y., b Nov. 1, 1890. 3. Elwood Y., b Nov. 2, 1892. 526 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 4. Franklin Y., b Mar. 12, 1895. 5. Wilmer Y., b Mar. 18, 1897. 6. Sarah Y., b Nov. 28, 1899. [38-387] LOUISA YEAKEL, b Dec. 13, 1872; dau Henry and Sarah (Holden) Yeakel [38-164b] ; m Apr. 25, 1896, JAMES L. SNYDER, b Apr. 30, 1871; s Martin Snyder. Shoe laster; res. 536 N. 15th St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [38-599] 1. Elsie L., b Mar. 10, 1898; m Edgar Mark Roberts. 2. Florence, b Dec. 16, 1901. 3. Helen, b Mar. 6, 1906. 4. Marie, b Feb. 24, 1908. 5. Anna, b Dec. 29, 1910. [38-388] HARRY H. YEAKEL, b Aug. 11, 1875; s Henry and Sarah (Holden) Yeakel [38-164b]; m Jan. 9, 1904, MARY CECILLIA CARTY, b Feb. 12, 1882; dau Thomas Carty. Railroad worker; res. Richlandtown, Pa. (1917.) Children (J): 1. Clarence, b June 9, 1907. 2. Warren, b Apr. 26, 1910. 3. Bertha, b Mar. 10, 1912. 4. Iva May, b May 11, 1917. [38-389] ANNA YEAKEL, b Mar. 18, 1878; dau Henry M. and Sarah (Holden) Yeakel [ 38— 164b] ; m Aug. 1, 1896, JACOB S. WISMER, b Jan. 9, 1877; s Joel and Mary Wismer. Motorman; res. Souderton, Pa. (1918.) Children {3): 1. Iva, b Nov. 22, 1896. 2. Harry, b Nov. 3, 1899. 3. Clarence, b Sept. 10, 1904. [38-390] HARVEY H. YEAKEL, 6 Sept. 4, 1883 ; s Henry M. and Sarah (Holden) Yeakel [38-164b] ; m Feb. 25, 1904, ANNA M. AHLUM, b Feb. 8, 1887; dau J. P. Ahlum. Conductor; res. Souderton, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Cora R., b Sept. 15, 1904. 2. J. Friend, b May 3, 1906. 3. Roy E., b Feb. 10, 1909; d Aug. 16, 1912. 4. Mary M., b Jan. 13, 1912. 5. Ada H., b Apr. 1, 1915. [38-391] ERWIN H. YEAKEL, b May 12, 1890; s Henry and Sarah (Holden) Yeakel [38-164b]; m June 29, 1912, MARY KING, b Sept. 23, 1893; dau John King. Farmer; res. Quakertown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Herman, b Oct. 7, 1912. 2. Norman, b Dec. 13, 1914. 3. Helen Alverta, b Dec. 5, 1916. [38-392] MARY ANN YEAKEL HIGH, b Jan. 22, 1863; dau David K. and Elizabeth (Yeakel) High [38—165] ; m Feb. 10, 1883, WILLOUGHBY CROUTHAMEL, b June 28, 1863; d Apr. 8, 1884; s William Crouthamel. Widow res. 1938 N. Camac St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1918.) [38-393] EMMA Y. HENDRICKS, b Feb. 11, 1865; dau Joseph A. and Mary (Yeakel) Hendricks [38-166]; m Feb. 19, 1886, TOBIAS S. BISSEY, b Mar. 12, 1859; s Jacob and Anna B. (Shetler) Bissey. Retired merchant; res. Perkasie, Pa. (1918.) One child: [38-600] Estella May, b Sept. 2, 1887; m Dr. E. D. Funk. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 527 [38-394] AMANDA BISHOP, b Nov. 29, 1864; dau Samuel and Anna (Yeakel) Bishop [38-167]; m Sept. 17, 1887, MILTON T. WEISEL; s Henry and Elizabeth Weisel. Garage and carriage builder; res. Perkasie, Pa. (1918.) Children (5): [38-601] 1. Eva, b Mar. 2, 1889; d Oct. 1918; m Harry L. S. Moyer. [38-602] 2. Samuel B., b Mar. 1, 1892; m Stella May Kulp. 3. Anna, b Oct. 10, 1894; Perkasie, Pa. 4. Emma, b Feb. 16, 1898. 5. Redden, b Aug. 11, 1901. [38-395] JOSEPH L. YEAKEL, b Feb. 26, 1876; s Abraham M. and Sarah A. (Lewis) Yeakel [38-168]; m Sept. 24, 1896, THERESA A. LEWIS. Res. Perkasie, Pa. (1918.) Children (5): 1. Lloyd S., b May 12, 1897. 2. Harold A., b July 5, 1899. 3. Nelson W., b May 20, 1901. 4. Margaret R., b Feb. 12, 1904. 5. Joseph L., b Apr. 16, 1910. [38-396] WILSON L. YEAKEL, b Apr. 19, 1879; s Abraham M. and Sarah A. (Lewis) Yeakel [38-168]; m Oct. 23, 1906, KATIE A. FRETZ. Res. Perkasie, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Rose C., b July 16, 1908. 2. Sarah J., b June 20, 1910. [38-397] EMMA P. YEAKEL, b Mar. 13, 1881; dau Abraham M. and Sarah A. (Lewis) Yeakel [38-168]; m May 21, 1908, JOSEPH M. O’DONNELL. Res. Quakertown, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Joseph M., b Sept. 1, 1909. 2. George J., b July 24, 1911. 3. Sarah J., b Aug. 26, 1916. [38-398] NELSON L. YEAKEL, b May 20, 1883; s Abraham M. and Sarah A. (Lewis) Yeakel [38-168]; m June 12, 1913, INEZ HARWIG. Jeweler; res. Nazareth, Pa. (1918.) Children (3 ) : 1. Abraham M., b July 29, 1914. 2. Nelson L., b Oct. 3, 1915. 3. Viola, b Jan. 2, 1917. [38-399] IRVIN Y. BARINGER, b May 9, 1870; s William and Sarah (Yeakel) Baringer [38-169]; m June 28, 1893, HANNAH F. GROFF, b July 14, 1872; dau David and Maria (Fluck) Groff. Justice of the peace, real estate and insurance; Perkasie, Pa. (1918.) Children (5): [38-603] 1. Mildred, b Mar. 30, 1894; m Russell S. Kramer. 2. Sara, b Nov. 19, 1897. 3. Frances, b May 17, 1902. 4. William, b May 12, 1904. 5. Edward, b Mar. 9, 1908. [38-400] JAMES THEODORE ROSENBERGER, b Sept. 13, 1859; d Aug. 24, 1918; s Joseph and Mary Y. (Nace) Rosenberger [38-171]; m Dec. 24, 1890, EMMA MATILDA GERHART, b Oct. 2, 1868; dau Isaac S. and Mary M. (Rudy) Gerhart. Cigar factory foreman; lived in Sellersville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Stella Gerhart, b Feb. 9, 1893; unm; Sellersville, Pa. 528 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-403] DR. WILLIAM C. WIDMAYER, b Jan. 16, 1868; s Frederick and Mary A. (Yeakel) Widmayer [38-177]; m Oct. 7, 1896, ANNA E. K. SPECHT, b Aug. 15, 1872; dau Henry and Augusta (Malsch) Specht. Physician; res. 805 W. Lehigh Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Anna S., b June 5, 1898. 2. Gladys A., b June 21, 1902. [38-404] ELIZABETH WIDMAYER, b Dec. 21, 1871; dau Frederick and Mary A. (Yeakel) Widmayer [38-177]; m Feb. 15, 1900, JOHN ALGEO, b Aug. 30, 1860; s William and Jane (Gregg) Algeo. Supt. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co.; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Elisabeth, b July 9, 1901. [38-405] IDA MAY FISHER, b Feb. 18, 1868; dau George W. and Susanna (Yeakel) Fisher [ 38—179] ; m June 14, 1892, WILLIAM A. BECKER, b June 14, 1870; s Joseph and Mary (Keller) Becker. Farmer; Erie, Pa., R. F. D. No. 6. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [38-604] 1. Frank C., b Feb. 25, 1894; m Anna V. Delfft. [38-605] 2. Nellie M., b Apr. 26, 1895; m Joseph V. Hain. [38-606] 3. Margaret J., b Jan. 7, 1897; m Louis G. Pratt. 4. Carl J., b July 27, 1900; d Aug. 2, 1900. 5. George E., b Apr. 8, 1903. [38-406] JACOB EDWIN FISHER, b June 18, 1870; s George W. and Susanna (Yeakel) Fisher [38-179]; m Jan. 25, 1899, MARGARET CUTLER, b Apr. 26, 1872. Res. 2215 Ann St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (6): 1. Elias H., b Dee. 17, 1899. 2. Jacob Edwin, b July 20, 1905. 3. George W., b Sept. 11, 1908. 4. John F., b June 9, 1910. 5. Harry C., b May 29, 1912. 6. Charles C., b Oct. 6, 1913. [38-408a] EDWARD H. YEAKEL, b Mar. 18, 1872; s Amos A. and Margaret V. (Jones) Yeakel [38-188]; m Dec, 12, 1892, CLARA FROMER, b Oct. 29, 1887; d - Children (2): 1. Gertrude Irene, b Mar. 31, 1893. 2. Edward LeRoy, b June 23, 1896. [38-408b] EDWARD H. YEAKEL, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 9, 1906, STELLA V. CORNELL Printer; Vineland, N. J. [38-409] ELMER ALLEN YEAKEL, b June 2, 1875; s Amos A. and Margaret V. (Jones) Yeakel [ 38—188] ; m Oct. 17, 1902, ELLA C. MAC NAMARA, b Apr., 1872; dau Jones MacNamara. Manager of M. E. Book Room, 1705 Arch St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-410] HERBERT FRANKLIN YEAKEL, b Sept, 22, 1884; s Amos A. and Margaret V. (Jones) Yeakel [38-188]; m Oct. 11, 1905, BLANCHE HARGRAVE, b Apr. 30, 1881; dau John Hargrave. Salesman; res. 280 S. Frazier St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Paul Herbert, b Dec. 7, 1907. [38-411] DR. SARAH BLANCHE HARPST, b May 27, 1875; dau William F. and Emma R. (Yeakel) Harpst [38-189]; m Dec. 31, 1899, FRANK BLACKMAN JACKSON, b Sept., 1874; s William H. and - (Blackman) Jackson. Physician; res. Duquesne, Pa. (1920.) Sarah B. Harpst, M.D., was divorced from Frank B. Jackson in May, 1906. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 529 [38-412] MATILDA GRACE HARPST, b July 25, 1880; dau William F. and Emma R. (Yeakel) Harpst [38-189]; m Oct. 15, 1902, in Muncie, Ind., CLAYTON W. HEPFINGER. Res. 14117 North- field Ave., E. Cleveland, Ohio. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [38-413] ALICE LORINA HARPST, b Sept. 17, 1885; dau William F. and Emma R. (Yeakel) Harpst [38-189]; m Feb. 24. 1913, CHARLES F. NAROSLY, b July 9, 1884; s Ferdinand and Tressa (Wagner) Narosly. Jeweler; res. 13502 Third Ave., E. Cleveland, Ohio. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Helen Blanche, b Oct. 13, 1914. 2. Alice Jane, b Sept. 30, 1917. [38-414] ANNA JOSEPHINE YEAKEL, 6Jan. 12, 1890; dau Wellington N. and Amanda (Schaffer) Yeakel [38-192]; m Mar. 24, 1910, RAYMOND FATZINGER, b Aug. 15, 1889; s Alexander and Sarah A. (Follweiler) Fatzinger. Sales manager; res. 524 Cedar St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Harold Raymond, b Oct. 4, 1910. 2. Carl Alexander, b June 26, 1913. 3. William James, b Jan. 26, 1916. [38-415] GOULDIA EDNA YEAKEL, b Mar. 24, 1893; dau Wellington N. and Amanda (Schaffer) Yeakel [38-192]; m Feb. 20, 1913, RAYMOND KEIPER, b Apr. 1, 1894; s Sheriden G. and Meda S. (Lazaruth) Keiper. Electrician; res. Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Caroline Meda, b Dec. 29, 1913. 2. Margaret Amanda, b Dec. 3, 1915. [38-416] STELLA MAY YEAKEL, b Apr. 12, 1891; dau Uriah G. and Mary E. (Frable) Yeakel [38-193]; m July 4, 1918, HARVEY MILTON FISHER, b Feb. 12, 1890; s William D. and Lucy A. (Schofer) Fisher. Freight conductor; res. 435 Walnut St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [38-417] JAMES SNYDER, b Dec. 19, 1884; s Monroe and Mary J. (Yeakel) Snyder [38-196]; rn Aug. 24, 1912, JENNIE LONG, b Mar. 11, 1896; dau Horace and Catharine (Renninger) Long. Moulder; res. Hatfield, Pa. (1919.) One child: Helen M., b Feb. 13, 1914. [38-418] PETER SNYDER, b Mar. 13, 1873; d May 27, 1910; s Monroe and Mary J. (Yeakel) Snyder [38-196]; m June 16, 1894, ANNIE SNYDER, b June 1, 1867; dau Nathan and Elizabeth (Schuler) Snyder. Live stock merchant; res. Hatfield, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Mabel, b Dec. 9, 1894; d Aug. 25, 1912. 2. Mary J., b June 20, 1904; Hatfield, Pa. [38-419] TITUS M. YEAKEL, b Feb. 20, 1885; s Daniel A. and Amelia C. (Keinert) Yeakel [38-197]; m May 27, 1904, JENNIE S. GERHARD, b Dec. 7, 1885; dau David G. and Mary (Batz) Gerhard. Rural mail carrier; res. Zionsville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Paul D., b Nov. 10, 1905. 2. Edith F., b July 30, 1910. 3. Viola M., b Aug. 2, 1912. [38-420] MARY J. YEAKEL, b Jan. 1, 1893; daw Daniel A. and Amelia (Keinert) Yeakel [38-197] ; m Feb. 22, 1913, ELI R. WILL, b Dec. 25, 1890; s James and Amanda (Rohrbach) Will. Teacher; res. Mt. Rainier, Md. (1919.) One child: Helen M., b July 13, 1914. [38-421] EUGENE FRIES, b Feb. 14, 1878; s John G. and Eslena (Yeakel) Fries [38-200]; m Sept. 22, 1898, ESTELLA WAGNER, b Sept. 24, 1879; dau Henry Wagner. Repairman; res. 416 Market St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) 530 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (7): [38-606.1] 1. Helen, b Mar. 4, 1901; m LeRoy O. Sicher. 2. May, b June 10, 1903. 3. Florence, b Dec. 3, 1905. 4. Charles, b Feb. 9, 1907. .). Elenora j 5 July 5, 1909. 6. Julia J 7. E. Ethel, b Feb. 14, 1916. [38-422] ELMER FRIES, b Dec. 25, 1890; s John G. and Eslena D. (Yeakel) Fries [38-200]; m June 28, 1913, SARAH GEISINGER, b Aug. 26, 1890; dan James B. and Laura (Schmoyer) Geisinger. Carpenter; res. 213 S. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-423] RAYMOND FRIES, b Aug. 23, 1894; s John G. and Eslena (Yeakel) Fries [38-200]; m Apr. 22, 1916, BESSIE HOFFMAN, b Jan. 28, 1895; dau Harry A. and Malinda (Reinhard) Hoffman. Machine repairman; res. 36 Carlisle St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-425] FRANK D. GERY, b Mar. 1, 1893; s Harvey E. and Adeline T. (Yeakel) Gery [38-204]; m Apr. 8, 1917, EVELYN M. RUCH, b Apr. 21, 1894; dau Harvey A. and Ida E. (Rex) Ruch. Wire worker; res. 1813 Linden St-., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-426] LIVERA GEHMAN, b Jan. 18, 1880; dau Allen M. and Andora (Yoder) Gehman [38- 209]; m Apr. 11, 1903, HENRY HILLEGASS, b Oct. 4, 1881; s Charles and Mariah (Rothenberger) Hillegass. Farmer; res. Coopersburg, Pa., R. F. D. No. 2. (1918.) Children (J): 1 . Elda Sarah, b Aug. 25, 1905. 2. Wayne Morgan, b Feb. 16, 1907. 3. Francis LeRoy, b Apr. 17, 1911. 4. Clara Viola, b Apr. 28, 1915. [38-427] HENRY Y. GEHMAN, b Feb. 15, 1883; s Allen M. and Andora (Yoder) Gehman [38- 209]; m Apr. 2, 1907, KATIE J. HARTMAN, b Feb. 22, 1882; dau Jacob K. and Mary (Fetherolf) Hartman. Motorman; res. 2602 N. 11th St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: Lee Hartman, b Mar. 8, 1908. [38-428] EMMA ALICE GREISAMER, b June 22, 1874; dau Solomon P. and Sarah J. (Glaes) Greisamer [38-213]; m Jan. 12, 1898, ALEXANDER HA RTMAN, b Aug. 22, 1872 ;s William and Mary J. (Frick) Hartman. Cigar maker; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) . Children ( 2 ) : 1. Russel Alexander, b Apr. 9, 1902. 2. Walter William, b Nov. 2, 1903. [38-429a] EDGAR PEARSON GREISAMER, b Jan. 5, 1876; s Solomon P. and Sarah J. (Glaes) Greisamer [38-213]; m Aug. 3, 1916, ADA SULLIVAN JOHNSON, b Mar. 3, 1874; d Apr. 20, 1918; dau Jacob R. and Margaret M. (Tare) Johnson. [38-429b] EDGAR PEARSON GREISAMER, same as above, m 2d time, July 19, 1919, RACHEL ANN BIGGS, b Sept. 14, 1876; dau William G. and Anna (Quick) Biggs. Photographer; res. Fleming- ton, N. J. No issue. (1920.) [38-431] WALLACE WALTER GREISAMER, b Apr. 18, 1883; s Solomon P. and Sarah J. (Glaes) Greisamer [38-213]; m Aug. 5, 1905, FLORENCE TEE YODER, b Oct. 20, 1886; dau Isaac C. and Hannah E. (Tee) Yoder. Photographer; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Roy, b Feb. 7, 1906. 2. Marian, b Sept. 10, 1908. 3. Bessie M., b Feb. 7, 1910. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 531 4. Helen, b May 10, 1912. 5. Margaret, b Sept. 22, 1913. 6. Leonard, b June 13, 1916. [38-432a] ESTELLA NORA GREISAMER, b July 26, 1886; dau Solomon P. and Sarah J. (Glaes) Greisamer [38-213]; rn Aug. 11, 1904, WILLIAM TEE YODER, b Feb. 2, 1883; s Isaac and Hannah (Tee) Yoder. Railroad man; res. Los Angeles, Cal. (1919.) Divorced. One child: Naomi Ruth, b Mar. 10, 1905. [38-432b] ESTELLA NORA (GREISAMER) YODER, same as above, m 2d time, May 20, 1916, CHARLES KELSCH, b May 26, 1883; s Jacob and Sallie (Kepner) Kelsch. Laborer; res. East Greenville, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-433] MINNIE MAY GREISAMER, b June 9, 1890; dau Solomon P. and Sarah J. (Glaes) Greisamer [38-213]; m Mar. 22, 1914, WILLIAM LUSBY LOLLER, b June 1, 1880; s William T. and Elenora (Lusby) Loller. Barber; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (8 ) : 1. Madeline Ruth, b Sept. 26, 1915. 2. Ferae May, b Feb. 1, 1917. 3. Earl Lusby, b Apr. 26, 1918; d June 20, 1918. [38-435] CHESTER ARTHUR FRANK, b Sept. 22, 1887; s John and Ida I. (Yeakel) Frank [38-217]; m Aug. 19, 1907, CATHERINE DEVLIN, b Sept. 6, 1885; dau Cornelius and Catherine (McGittigan) Devlin. Machinist; res. 4459 Cleveland Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Ralph, b Aug. 9, 1909. [38-436] WILLBOURNE JOHN FRANK, b Dec. 10, 1891 ; s John and Ida I. (Yeakel) Frank [38-217]; m Nov. 28, 1917, PHEBE L. COLLOM, b Sept. 13, 1891 ; dau John and Phebe A. (Gerhardt) Collom. Salesman; res. 951 Park Ave., Collingswood, N. J. No issue. (1920.) [38-437] ALBERT SCHULER, b Oct. 28, 1861; s Moses and Sarah (Yeakel) Schuler [38-226]; m Mar. 25, 1882, KATHERINE EINSFELD, b May 16, 1859; dau George and Theresa (Seiler) Einsfeld. Heating, plumbing and electrical contractor; res. 2139 Pleasant Ave., Hamilton, Ohio. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): [38-607] 1. Harvey A., b Nov. 19, 1884; m Mary G. Holliday. 2. Paul W., b Mar. 4, 1890. [38-438] ASA SCHULER, b Oct. 18, 1863; s Moses and Sarah (Yeakel) Schuler [38-226]; m Sept. 11, 1889, MARY DOBSON WALTON, b Oct. 16, 1869; dau William and Annie (Jackson) Walton. Res. 4832 Monticello Ave., Chicago, Ill. (1919.) One child: Grace, b Feb. 2, 1894. [38M39] ELLEN SCHULER, b June 11, 1865; dau Moses and Sarah (Yeakel) Schuler [38-226]; m PRESTON FREEMAN, b Aug. 18, 1872; s Levi and Elomena (Sterner) Freeman. Jeweler; res. 1434 Turner St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Blanche M., b Mar. 24, 1893. 2. Alma S., b Jan. 9, 1898. 3. Barton C., b Nov. 14, 1900. 4. Walter C., b Aug. 14, 1908. [38-441] ELIZABETH SCHULER, b Aug. 2, 1869; dau Moses and Sarah (Yeakel) Schuler [38-226] ; m Nov. 28, 1900, QUINTUS STAHLER, s Irwin and Amelia (Schiffert) Stahler. Shipping clerk; res. 717 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) 532 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): 1. Paul A., b Aug. 18, 1902. 2. Wilbur S., b May 6, 1905. 3. Anna E., b Mar. 12, 1907. [38-442] MORRIS SCHULER, b Oct. 21, 1872; s Moses and Sarah (Yeakel) Schuler [38-226]; m Sept. 27, 1894, FRANCIS DRAYER, b July 1, 1874; dau John and Amanda (Baird) Drayer. Farmer; res. Seven Mile, Ohio. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Ruth, b July 18, 1895; unm; Seven Mile, Ohio. 2. Clifford, b Jan. 7, 1900; unm; Seven Mile, Ohio. [38-443] ELMER SCHULER, b Dec. 8, 1878; s Moses and Sarah (Yeakel) Schuler [38-226]; m Mar. 7, 1905, MARGARET AGNES DEVERS, b Nov. 19, 1879; dau Frank and Mary (Sweeney) Devers. Machinist; res. Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Edward, b Jan. 11, 1906. 2. Francis, b July 4, 1907. 3. Robert, b June 22, 1908. 4. Margaret, b Aug. 11, 1909; d Oct. 12, 1909. 5. Daniel, b Apr. 9, 1912; d Mar. 4, 1916. 6. Elizabeth, b Aug. 9, 1913. 7. Carl, b Oct. 14, 1915. 8. Eugene, b Nov. 21, 1918. [38-444] LILLIAN SCHULER, b Feb. 12, 1881; daw Moses and Sarah (Yeakel) Schuler [38-226]; m May 31, 1907, CHARLES GERY, b Nov. 3, 1880; s Albert and Josephine (Fluck) Gery. Wire mill; res. 517 Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children (4): 1. Robert, b Apr. 30, 1911. 2. Esther, b Apr. 17, 1913. 3. Anna, b Jan. 5, 1915. 4. Blanche, b Feb. 17, 1918. [38-445] EMMA HOFFMAN, b Mar. 8, 1863; dau Jacob D. and Anna (Yeakel) Hoffman [38-227] ; m July 7, 1883, DANIEL S. BERKY, b June 1, 1860; s Daniel and Catharine (Stauffer) Berky. Grocer; res. 1224 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Bertha H., b Jan. 21, 1884; Allentown, Pa. [38-608] 2. Homer H., b Feb. 6, 1888; m Helen M. Distel. [38-609] 3. Earl H., b Dec. 21, 1894; m Mildred Mertz. [38-446] FRANKLIN Y. HOFFMAN, b Feb. 4, 1865; d Oct. 28, 1894; s Jacob D. and Anna (Yeakel) Hoffman [38-227]; m Apr. 12, 1893, LAURA SCHULTZ, b Jan. 31, 1865; dau John and Sarah (Baus) Schultz [70-37]. Res. Bally, Pa. (1918.) One child: Arland S., 6 July 5, 1894; Naval Reserve, Norfolk, Va. [38-447] HARRISON HOFFMAN, b Sept. 15, 1866; s Jacob D. and Anna (Yeakel) Hoffman [38-227]; m Sept. 29, 1885, SALLIE BUCK, b Mar. 31, 1862; dau Amandus and Elizabeth (Reinert) Buck. Farmer; res. Barto, Pa. (1919.) Children (10): [38-610] 1. Mattie, b Feb. 8, 1886; m John S. Conrad. [38—61 1 ] 2. Edgar B., b Sept. 4, 1887; m Annie K. Kriebel. [38-612] 3. Aquilla, b Apr. 7, 1889; m William D. Heydt. [38-613] 4. Ammon, b May 24, 1891 ; m Rosa G. Weller. [38-614] 5. Sydney, b Mar. 31, 1893; m Lottie S. Krauss. Plate 65 Catholic Chapel in Harpersclorf. Silesia, erected on the Meschter Estate by fines paid by the Schwenkfelders for not attending the Catholic Church. The Spitzberg in the middle distance. A Schwenkfelder landmark near Harpersdorf in Silesia. (View from tower of Harpersdorf Lutheran Church.) Plate 66 A Typical Farmhouse in Langneundorf, Silesia. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 533 [38-615] 6. Mabel, b Nov. 29, 1894; m Warren C. Sterner. 7. Norman, b July 18, 1897. 8. Son, b Jan. 12, 1899; d Jan. 18, 1899. 9. Chester, b Nov. 3, 1900. 10. Annie, b July 28, 1903. [38-448] CALVIN HOFFMAN, b July 23, 1874; d Aug. 1, 1897; s Jacob D. and Anna (Yeakel) Hoffman [38-227]; m Apr. 21, 1897, FREDERICKA WEIHBRECHT, b Nov. 11, 1872; dau Andrew and Fredericka (Market) Weihbrecht. Res. 1235 Airdrie St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-449] ELLWOOD HOFFMAN, b May 31, 1876; s Jacob D. and Anna (Yeakel) Hoffman [38-227]; m Oct. 21, 1897, LILLIAN SHULTZ, b Mar. 29, 1880. General hardware; res. Rubio, Iowa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Ralph, b June 4, 1900; with U. S. Navy. 2. Anna, b Feb. 27, 1905. 3. Lewis, b Apr. 3, 1911. [38-450] ELMIRA JANE YEAKEL, b May 9, 1878; dau Ambrose and Elizabeth (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-229]; m Sept. 6, 1913, JOHN WILLIAM BEIDELMAN, b Sept. 25, 1869; s John and Elizabeth (Fuhr) Beidelman. General hauling; res. 743 N. 8th St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Ruth Elizabeth, b Apr. 5, 1915. [38^51] FRANK GEORGE YEAKEL, b July 8, 1885; s Ambrose and Elizabeth (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-229]; m Oct. 7, 1905, BESSIE MAY ORTT, b May 5, 1886; dau Charles and Alice (Schlicher) Ortt. Carpenter; res. 1420 Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children (5): 1. Marie Elizabeth, b May 4, 1906. 2. Clarence Franklin, b Feb. 8, 1908. 3. Paul Theodore, b Oct. 19, 1909. 4. Lillian 5. Catherine twins, b Aug. 10, 1910; d { ^ [ Sept. 20, 1910. [38-452] BEULAH YEAKEL, b Dec. 19, 1882; dau Frank and Ida C. (Eberhard) Yeakel [38-230]; m Sept. 10, 1907, WILLIAM MILLER, b Apr. 28, 1880; s Abraham and Elmina (Fultz) Miller. Bar¬ ber; res. 210 Greenwood Ave., Jenkintown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Walter P., b Jan. 5, 1909. [38-456] ELIZABETH SPRINGER, b Oct. 4, 1852; dau Washington and Mary (Yeakel) Springer [38-231]; m BRUCE P. REA, b 1848. Johnson City, N. Y. Children (11): 1. George Eli, d age 6 mo. 2. Ida May, b Mar. 26, 1873; m Edward Boatman. 1. John Bogart. 2. Charles Dutter; Lopez, Pa. [38-616] [38-6 17a] [38-6 17b] [38-618] [38-619] [38-620] [38-621] [38-622] [38-623] [38-624] [38-625] 3. Maggie, b July 29, 1875; m 4. Howard, d 1913, m Madie Nuttenberg; Sonestown, Pa. 5. Henry D., m Alta Fenner; Woodbury, N. J. 6. Mary, in Curtis Fiester; Union, New York. 7. Laura, d 1917; m Andrew Savage. 8. Bessy, b Nov. 8, 1886; m John Johnson. 9. Edna, m James Dunlap; Johnson City, N. Y. 10. Pearl, m - 11. Ellen, m Thomas Grant; Binghampton, N. Y. [ Letters unans. Inf. given by Edward Boatman.] Mrs. Elizabeth Rea left the following heirs: 1. Edna Rea, 17 Main St., Johnson City, N. Y. 2. Pearl Rea, 17 Main St., Johnson City, N. Y. 534 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Ida Boatman, Box 17, Sonestown, Pa. 4. Harry Rea, Woodbury, N. J. 5. Howard Rea, Sonestown, Pa. 6. Mary Fiester, 317 Duane St., Union, N. Y. 7. Bessie Johnson, Tucker Co., W. Va. [From distribution of estate of John Yeakel .] Letters addressed to above were all returned or unanswered, excepting one to Mrs. Boatman, whose record is found under [38-616]. [38-457] WILLIAM SPRINGER, b Aug. 4, 1859; d Nov. 16, 1908; s Washington and Mary (Yeakel) Springer [38-231]; m, MARGARET CUNEROD, dau George Cunerod. Children (11): [38-626] 1. Milton, m Carrie McClinton; Hughes ville, Pa. 2. Elsie. [38-627] 3. Lloyd, m May Betts. [38-628] 4. Harry, b May 31, - ; m Irene Vrooman; Hughesville, Pa. [38-629] 5. Emma B., b Jan. 8, 1889; m Hervey W. Unger. [38-630] 6. Susie, m Maryl Bristol; Troy, Pa. 7. McKinley; Allen wood, Pa. 8. Helen. 9. Lena. 10. Howard. 11. Frank. [Data supplied by Mrs. Harry Springer.] [ Unable to complete or verify .] [38-459] CHARLES Y. GUYER, b Apr. 30, 1862; s James P. and Catherine (Yeakle) Guyer [38-232]; m Apr. 30, 1882, ANNIE M. McKEAN, b Mar. 29, 1863; dau David and Bridget A. (Derkin) McKean. Draughtsman; res. 620 Fourth Ave., Williamsport, Pa. (1920.) [38-63 la] 1 [38-63 lb] j [38-632] Children (5): 1. Leita M., b Aug. 16, 1883; m { \ ' Louig wild 2. Earl G., b Feb. 19, 1885; m Edith Hanson. 3. Edgar L., b Dec. 6, 1890; d June 3, 1891. 4. Charles W., b Dec. 17, 1893; d Aug. 6, 1895. 5. Guilford E., b May 11, 1903. [38-462] MAGGIE GUYER, dau James and Catherine (Yeakle) Guyer [38-232]; m SMITH JOHNSON, and left the following heirs: 1. Mrs. John Nuss, Erie, Pa. 2. William Johnson, Muncy, Pa. 3. Maud Johnson Hicks, Franklin, Ky. 4. Charles Johnson, Ohio. [ Letters addressed to the above were returned by P. M., but names and addresses were obtained from distribution of estate of John Yeakle who died in 1919. ] [38-463] FLORENCE GUYER, b Mar. 13, 1859; dau James and Catharine (Yeakle) Guyer [38-232]; m Jan. 1, 1880, EDWARD BRYAN, b Nov. 11, 1848; Laborer; Muncy, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): [38-633] 1. Guy, b Apr. 13, 1881; d Aug. 6, 1907; m Katie Livingood. 2. Mamie, b Mar. 27, 1884. [38-466] JOSHUA SPEARMAN, b Aug. 25, 1873; s Charles and Sarah (Yeakel) Spearman [38-233]; m Feb. 20, 1902, ALTA SWARTZ, b Sept. 28, 1881; dau George Swartz. Res. Hughesville, Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 535 Children (J): 1. Hazel Althea, b Jan. 11, 1903, d Apr. 6, 1903. 2. Bertha Anna, b Apr. 21, 1904. 3. Edna Margaret, b Oct. 9, 1906. 4. Carrie Etta, b Jan. 11, 1914. [38-467] ANNIE MABEL DENTLER, b Feb. 6, 1880; dau Frank M. and Elizabeth (Yeakel) Dentler [38-234]; m May 3, 1902, JOHN E. RUPERT, b Oct. 18, 1875. Carpenter; res. Muncy, Pa., R. D. 6. (1918.) Children (<§)•* 1. Beulah A., b Apr. 24, 1903. 2. M. Raymond, b Jan. 16, 1905. 3. Walter Stanley, b Nov. 8, 1906. 4. Ina Grace, b June 28, 1908. 5. Charlie Elwood, b June 12, 1910. 6. Wanda Elizabeth, b July 29, 1912. 7. Daniel Franklin, b Nov. 10, 1914. 8. William Thomas, b Aug. 24, 1917. [38-468] THOMAS EDWARD YEAKEL, b Dec. 24, 1871 ; s William and Sarah (Edwards) Yeakel [38-236a]; m June 26, 1894, NETTIE LUELLA HENDERSON, b Jan. 10, 1872; dau Isaac and Mary (Hobbs) Henderson. Farmer and carpenter; res. Parma, Idaho. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Ivan E., b Feb. 23, 1899. 2. Lester S., b Apr. 13, 1901. [38-469] BERTHA MARGARET YEAKEL, b Jan. 11, 1885; dau William and Mary (Lentz) Yeakel [38-236b]; m Mar. 27, 1912, WILLIAM HENWOOD RICKARDS, b Apr. 17, 1880; s William Rickards. Salesman; res. 31 N. Felton St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Bertha Margaret Yeakel was the first white child born in Stark Co., South Dakota; she was born in a stable. Children (2): 1. Doris May, b Sept. 6, 1917. 2. William Yeakel, b June 25, 1920. [38-470] MAUD LENTZ YEAKEL, b Mar. 28, 1887; dau William and Mary (Lentz) Yeakel [38-236b]; m Oct. 3, 1914, HOWARD BEAR, b Jan. 2, 1875; s George and Ann (Beud) Bear. Chemist; res. 7120 Hazel Ave., Bywood Manor, Pa. (1922.) One child: Helen, b Sept. 16, 1916. [38-471] MOLLIE BLANCHE YEAKEL, b Sept. 26, 1891; daw William and Mary (Lentz) Yeakel [38-236b] ; m Apr. 16, 1909, HARRY E. HEFFNER, b Feb. 19, 1888; s Harry C. and Lillian (Schock) Heffner. Civil engineer; res. 7120 Hazel Ave., Bywood Manor, Pa. (1922.) One child: Mary E., b June 11, 1910. [38-473] MABEL LILLIAN YEAKEL, b Feb. 23. 1884; dau Jeremiah and Clarissa (Poust) Yeakel [38-238]; m Feb. 14, 1906, LEE PRESTON EICHENLAUB, b Aug. 26, 1885. Res. 144 Lenox Ave., Oneida, N. Y. (1918.) One child: Preston L., b Nov. 29, 1907. [38-476] HAZEL MAE YEAKEL, b Jan. 12, 1894; dau Jeremiah and Clarissa (Poust) Yeakel [38-238]; m May 11, 1915, CHARLES BLAIR EDER, b Sept. 1, 1892; s Samuel and Alice (Blair) Eder. Railroader; res. 944 Cherry St., Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) One child: Charles Blair, b Feb. 3, 1917. [38-476. la & b] CHARLES AMBROSE (YEAKEL) YEAGLE, b Aug. 12, 1855; d Nov. 2, 1917; s Edward and Jane (Elliott) Yeakel [38-240]; m Oct. 2, 1876, BELLE LEE STEELE; 2nd, ALICE WHEELAND. 536 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): [38-633.1] 1. Dr. Edward, m - Edkin; St. Marys, Pa.; two children. [38-633.4] 2. Henry, m - ; four children. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [38-477a] EDWARD GRANVILLE YEAKEL, b Oct. 2, 1857; s Edward and Jane (Elliott) Yeakel [38-240]; m JANE GREY. [38-477L] EDWARD YEAKEL, same as above, m 2d time, 1881, AMELIA APKER, b Mar. 18, 1865. Children ( 2 ): [38-634] 1. Maud, b May 24, 1884; m David Van Runk; Williamsport, Pa. [38-635] 2. Verna, b Feb. 18, 1891; m Paul Ambrose Derr. [Letters mums. ; unable to verify.} [38-478a] MARY J. YEAGLE, b July 31, 1859; dau Edward and Jane (Elliott) Yeakel [38-240]; m July 21, 1879, JAMES ELLETT SHARAR, b - d July 1, 1893; killed in car accident. No issue. [38-478b] MARY (YEAGLE) SHARAR, same as above, m 2d time, July 4, 1906, EDWARD ORMAN, b May 18, 1859; d Nov. 26, 1910. Farmer; res. Waterloo, N. Y. (1920.) No issue. [38-479] THOMAS ELLSWORTH YEAGLE, b July 18, 1861; s Edward and Jane (Elliott) Yeakel [38-240]; m Feb. 4, 1881, MARTHA I. RHOADS, b Mar. 20, 1864. Farmer; res. Forksville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): [38-636] 1. Charles H., b Feb. 8, 1884; m Rebecca Poff. [38-637] 2. Emily, b Feb. 5, 1886; m Clyde Starr. 3. Edward L., b Jan. 3, 1889; d June 24, 1911. 4. William G., b Feb. 22, 1891; d May 26, 1891. 5. Ralph E., b May 6, 1901. 6. Jacob S., b Feb. 18, 1906. [38-480] ERASTUS E. YEAGLE, b Aug. 4, 1863; s Edward and Jane (Elliott) Yeakel [38-240]; m Feb. 18, 1890, GENEVIEVE FLORA UDART, b Jan. 14, 1872; d Nov. 23, 1910; dau Francis and Evelyn (Dittmyer) Udart. Farmer; res. Elbridge, N. Y. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Mattie Mary, b May 11, 1892; d Dec. 26, 1893. [38-638] 2. Herbert Francis, b Jan. 21, 1894; m Edna Frye; Waterloo, N. Y. [38-639] 3. Agnes Genevieve, b July 28, 1896; m John Sherman; Werdsport, N. Y. 4. Cecilia Gertrude, b May 19, 1899. 5. Mildred Margaret, b Mar. 10, 1902. 6. Veronica Alice, b June 3, 1907. [38-481] DAVID YEAGLE, b Feb. 8, 1866; s Edward and Jane (Elliott) Yeakel [ 38-240] ; m Nov. 4, 1890, ANNIE LOUISA AIRGOOD, 6 Sept. 11, 1872; d Feb. 28, 1919; dau Paul and Mary Ellen (Hay) Airgood. Laborer; res. Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) Children (7): [38-640] 1. David Paul, b Oct. 27, 1894; m Alice A. Showalter. [38-641] 2. Edna Irene, b Apr. 11, 1897; m Frank J. Kohler. 3. Oscar Montgomery, b July 16, 1899. 4. Harry Arthur, b July 11, 1901. 5. Marion Alverta, b June 5, 1904. 6. Carl Thomas, b Feb. 8, 1907. 7. Andrew Joseph, b Feb. 13, 1910. [38-482] DANIEL HERBERT YEAGLE, b Dec. 21, 1871; s Edward and Jane (Elliott) Yeakel [38-240]; m July 16, 1895, CORA ALICE HOOT, b May 19, 1877; dau Samuel K. and Barbara A. (Glace) Hoot. Laborer; res. Cathern St., Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 537 Children (2): 1. Mathias L., b Oct. 28, 1897. 2. Merlin M., b July 20, 1900; d Aug. 9, 1902. [38-484] MARY E. FAGUE, b Nov. 6, 1854; dau John M. and Catharine (Artley) Fague [38-246]; m Feb. 25, 1875, THOMAS JEFFERSON GRAY, b Dec. 27, 1849; s Jacob Gray. Res. Picture Rocks, Pa. Children (2): [38-642] 1. John Deitrick, b Aug. 19, 1877; m - 2. Eba Kathryn, b July 31, 1895; unm. [38-485] HANNAH REGINA FAGUE, b Aug. 6, 1856; dan John M. and Catharine (Artley) Fague [38-246]; m Dec. 22, 1898, JOHN ASHER NUNN, b Feb. 21, 1853; s Thomas H. Nunn. Farmer; res. Hughesville, Pa. (1918.) One child: Barbara Catharine, b Apr. 15, 1905. [38-488] JOHN FAGUE, s John M. and Catharine (Artley) Fague [38-246] ; m LAURA WILSON. Children (5): [38-643] 1. Charles, dec; m Ella Nunn; no issue; Hughesville, Pa. [ 38—644 ] 2. Susie, m Henry Nunn; Huntersville, Pa. [38-645] 3. Julia, m Andy Buss; Montoursville, Pa. 4. Bertha, d in infancy. 5. Walter, d in infancy. [Letters unans .] [38-489] CORWIN J. YEAKEL, b July 29, 1869; s Joseph Z. and Susanna (Carl) Yeakel [38-251]; m Nov. 12, 1892, ROSA E. SCHAFFER, b Nov. 10, 1871; dau Theodore and Eliza Amanda (Berger) Schaffer. Electric switch board operator; res. 220 S. Center St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [38-646] 1. Corwin Joseph, b Apr. 23, 1893; m Dora E. Eastman. 2. Arthur Peter, b June 14, 1895. [38-647] 3. Harold Theodore Henry, b Feb. 2, 1898; m Mildred E. Bomboy. 4. Ida Catharine May, b May 3, 1901. [38-490] EMMA YEAKEL, b May 14, 1882; dau Joseph and Susanna E. (Carl) Yeakel [38-251]; m Mar. 1, 1913, HERBERT ADAM GORDON, b May 11, 1886; s Eugene S. and Anna (Warmkessel) Gordon. Plumber; res. Topton, Pa. (1919.) Children (3) 1. Luella Catharine, b Sept. 18, 1913. 2. Harry Adam, b Oct. 14, 1914. 3. Charles K., b Jan. 4, 1916; d May 2, 1918. [38-491] CORA JANE YEAKEL, b May 8, 1868; dau William Z. and Lucinda (Backenstoe) Yeakel [38-252]; m Dec. 2, 1886, FRANCIS M. GEHMAN, b Feb. 15, 1864; s William and Anna Gehman. Carpenter; res. 424 Ridge St., Emaus, Pa. (1917.) Children (6): 1. Walter Clarence, b Jan. 12, 1888; unm. [38-648] 2. William Alfred, b July 15, 1892; m Florence V. Yost. 3. Luella May, b May 27, 1894; d Sept. 7, 1896. 4. Rosa Maggie, b Dec. 2, 1896; unm. 5. Lucinda Clara, b Jan. 31, 1902. 6. Lolive Arline, b Oct. 3, 1910. [38-492] ELLA JANE YEAKEL, b May 8, 1871; dau William Z. and Lucinda (Backenstoe) Yeakel [38-252]; m Aug. 22, 1895, REV. HARVEY JAMES KLINE, b Sept. 30, 1869; s Amandas and Amelia (Schantz) Kline. Minister of U. N. Church. (1918.) Res. 137 Mauch Chunk St., Nazareth, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 538 Children (J): 1. H. Claude, b Nov. 21, 1898; d Nov. 21, 1898. 2. William Alfred Y., b May 5, 1900; U. S. Navy; Newport, R. I. 3. Harvey James, b Jan. 22, 1902. 4. Merle Arline, b Mar. 8, 1905. [38-493] ROSA MARGARET YEAKEL, b Oct. 20, 1872; dan William Z. and Lucinda (Backenstoe) Yeakel [38-252]; m Aug. 6, 1904, ANDREW P. SEEM, b May 4, 1867; s William and Rebecca Seem. Telegraph operator; res. 423 Chestnut St., Emaus, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [38-494] WILLIAM ALFRED YEAKEL, b Feb. 9, 1875; d June 26, 1900; s William Z. and Lucinda (Backenstoe) Yeakel [38-252]; m Nov. 11, 1899, KATIE M. MOYER, b Apr. 22, 1878; dan Milton M. and Mary (Wieder) Moyer. Dentist; widow res. 2303 N. 6th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Mary Lucinda, b June 20, 1900. [38-495a] ADAM SIESHOLTZ, b Oct. 6, 1859;d Oct. 14, 1912;s David G. and Sarah Ann (Yeakel) Siesholtz [38-253]; m Jan. 13, 1883, DIANA GREGORY, b Sept. 23, 1863 ;d Apr. 10, 1901 ; dau Nathaniel and Matilda (Wiegner) Gregory [36-35]. Children (6): [38-649] 1. Calvin, b May 5, 1883; m Gertrude Grunzweig. [38-650] 2. Annie, b June 1, 1885; d Jan. 13, 1911; m Charles Weaver. 3. Mamie, b Aug. 26. 1888; unm; 1010 S. 9th St., Allentown, Pa. 4. Herbert, b Aug. 16, 1890; unm; 1010 S. 9th St., Allentown, Pa. [38-651] 5. Gertie, b Oct. 6, 1893; m Joseph Nuver. [38-652] 6. Florence, b Oct. 11, 1897; m Edwin Lane. [38-495b] ADAM SIESHOLTZ, same as above, m 2d time, LYDIA ANN WETLER HEYDT. Lived in Allentown, Pa. [ No further data.] [38-496] MARY Y. SIESHOLTZ, b Dec, 19, 1862; d Oct. 12, 1898; dau David G. and Sarah Ann (Yeakel) Siesholtz [38-253] ;m Nov. 1 7, 1883, FRANKLIN N. BENFIELD, b Apr. 16, 1862; s Abraham and Lucinda (Rohrbach) Benfield. Justice of the Peace; res. Alburtis, Pa. (1920.) Franklin N. Benfield married 2d time, Amanda, sister of Mary, [38-497.4]. Children (7): [38-653] 1. Eliza Ann, b Sept. 3, 1884; m James S. Shankweiler. [38-654] 2. Claude E., b Sept. 6, 1887; m Mary Reinert. [38-655] 3. Minnie S., b Mar. 26, 1889; m Marvin J. Letcher. 4. Irvin S., b Sept. 21, 1890; unm; Alburtis, Pa. [38-656] 5. Mary Ann, b Sept. 10, 1892; m Henry W. Fox. 6. Franklin S., b July 4, 1896; unm; Alburtis, Pa. [38-657] 7. Lillie Sarah, b Oct. 4, 1898; m Lloyd Oberholtzer. [38-497] EMMALINDA SIESHOLTZ, b June 3, 1865; d July 20, 1904; dau David G. and Sarah Ann (Yeakel) Siesholtz [38-253]; m Oct. 23, 1887, MENNO GEISSINGER, b Apr. 20, 1852 ;s Abraham and Anna (Bechtel) Geissinger. Farmer; res. Zionsville, Pa. (1921.) Children {11): 1. Katie, b Feb. 15, 1889; Columbus, Ohio. 2. Fred, b Mar. 16, 1890. [38-657.1] 3. Francis, b Mar. 19, 1891; m Joanna Little. 4. James, b June 1, 1893; d Aug. 25, 1914. 5. Nancy, b Nov. 16, 1894; Allentown, Pa. 6. Frank, b Feb. 19, 1896. 7. Harvey, b Oct. 29, 1897 ; Allentown, Pa. 8. Howard, b Mar. 22, 1899; Spring City, Pa. 9. Mary, b July 23, 1900; Phila., Pa. 10. Sarah, b Oct. 13, 1901; Zionsville, Pa. 11. Lucy, b May 22, 1904; Zionsville, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 539 [38-497.1] CATHARINE SIESHOLTZ, b Feb. 19, 1870; dau David G. and Sarah Ann (Yeakel) Siesholtz [38-253] ; m Sept. 7, 1894, ABRAHAM H. GERHART, b Apr. 26, 1861 ; s George and Rebecca (Heydt) Gerhart. Farmer; res. Douglassville, Pa. (1921.) Children {11): 1. Neuman S., b Feb. 7, 1895; Douglassville, Pa. [38-657.2] 2. Pearl S., b Jan. 5, 1897; m Albert A. Busch. 3. Lyman S., b Feb. 23, 1898; 117 N. 11th St., Phila., Pa. 4. Norman S., b Jan. 22, 1900; Douglassville, Pa. 5. Florence S., b Jan. 27, 1903; d Jan. 29, 1903. 6. Laura Elsie S., b Jan. 24, 1904. 7. Ada Susanna S., b May 11, 1905. 8. Herman Nevin S., b Mar. 9, 1908. 9. Lulu Catharine S., b Dee. 8, 1909. 10. Helen Mae S., b Apr. 3, 1913. 11. George Winfield S., b Nov. 28, 1914. [38-497.4] AMANDA SIESHOLTZ, b Mar. 24, 1877; dau David G. and Sarah Ann (Yeakel) Siesholtz [38-253]; m Jan. 20, 1909, FRANKLIN N. BENFIELD, b Apr. 16, 1862; s Abraham and Lucinda (Rohrbach) Benfield. Justice of the Peace; res. R. F. D., Alburtis, Pa. (1920.) Franklin N. Benfield married 1st, Mary Y. Siesholtz, sister of Amanda, [38-496]. Children (2): 1. Elva S., b Jan. 1, 1910. 2. Walter Abraham, b Apr. 11, 1915. [38-498] WILLIAM HENRY YEAKEL, b Oct. 16, 1868; s Zimry and Mary Ann (Lemon) Yeakel [38-254]; m July 1, 1896, CORA BERRY, b May 30, 1879; d Aug. 12, 1910; twin sister of Mrs. Robert M. Yeakel [38-501]. Res. Bakerstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): 1. Albert Edwin, b Apr. 12, 1897. 2. Joseph Calvin, b Jan. 28, 1901. 3. Ruth Agnes, b June 19, 1902. 4. Archey Hepler, b Dec. 4, 1903. [38-499] SUSAN MARIA YEAKEL, b Nov. 21, 1870; d July 24, 1913; dau Zimry and Mary Ann (Lemon) Yeakel [38-254]; m June 19, 1890, JAMES W. STALEY, b Nov. 10, 1865; s Andrew W. and Catherine (Budd) Staley. Caretaker of roads; res. Bakerstown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): [38-658] 1. Elva V., b Feb. 26, 1891; m Albert R. Kramer. 2. Bell M., b Dec. 8, 1893. [38-659] 3. Hazel T., b Jan. 19, 1895; m Bly J. Poff. 4. George W., b Feb. 22, 1900; d Apr. 2, 1900. 5. Minnie C., b July 24, 1902. 6. William A., b Mar. 6, 1906. [38-500] MINNIE EMMA YEAKEL, b Nov. 4, 1872; dau Zimry and Mary Ann (Lemon) Yeakel [38-254] ; m June 15, 1893, HERMAN WILLIAM EBEL, b June 20, 1867 ; s John and Caroline (Giese) Ebel. Supt., West Penn. Power Co.; res. McDonald, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): 1. Myrtle I dell, b Mar. 28, 1894. 2. Harry Zimry, b Mar. 29, 1896. 3. Eric John, b Sept. 30, 1897. 4. Robert William, b Aug. 21, 1902. [38-501] ROBERT MILTON YEAKEL, b Aug. 25, 1877; s Zimry and Mary Ann (Lemon) Yeakel [38-254]; m Dec. 23, 1903, CARRIE BERRY, b May 30, 1879; d Feb. 12, 1905; twin sister of Mrs. Wm. H. Yeakel [38-498], late of Bakerstown, Pa. One child: Paul Bartley, b Oct. 20, 1904. 540 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-502] HARRY B. FRAZIER, b July 6, 1862; s Andy and Susan (Yeakel) Frazier [38-255]; m Nov. 5, 1884, SARAH J. CUNNINGHAM, b June 10,1866; dau Hugh and Charlotte (McDennick) Cunningham. Plasterer; res. 34 Clifton Park, Pittsburgh, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): [38-660] 1. Andy, b Nov. 24, 1886; m Mary M. Min. 2. H. M., b Dec. 26, 1892; Receiving Ship, Navy Yard, D. CL [38-503] MAUDE A. FRAZIER, b Feb. 27, 1875; dau Andy and Susan (Yeakel) Frazier [38-255]; m Dec. 19, 1901, CLIFFORD M. ALTER, b Apr. 28, 1872; s Oscar and Fannie (Steele) Alter. Res. 6315 Phillips Ave., East End, Pittsburgh, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [38-504] MARY J. YEAGLE, b May 18, 1856; dau Levi and Sarah M. (Ramsey) Yeagle [38-256]; m Oct. 21, 1880, DANIEL ELIAS ZINN, b 1845; d Apr. 15, 1913; s Joseph and Mary Zinn. Electrician; res. 202 Lehigh Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [38-661] 1. George D., b Sept. 1, 1881; d Nov., 1914; m Alma Will. [38-662] 2. Sarah M., b Feb. 14, 1883; m Clarence D. Steel. [38-663] 3. Nellie F., b Oct. 8, 1885; m Edward A. Dodd. 4. William H., b Jan. 31, 1887; d Oct. 24, 1906; unm. 5. Mary J., b Oct. 10, 1888; d Oct. 10, 1888. 6. Harry F., b Oct. 7, 1890, unm. [38-506] ALBERT H. WADDELL, b Feb. 1, 1856; s John and Lucy (Yeakel) Waddell [38-259]; m Oct. 30, 1879, HENRIETTA OLIVE PHILLIPS, b Apr. 26, 1857 ; dau John and Martha (Crummy) Phillips. Building contractor; res. 6738 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago, Ill. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): [38-664] 1. Lillie Alice, b Mar. 3, 1881; m G. Dana Henderson. 2. Martha, b Oct. 14, 1883; d Mar. 2, 1887. [38-507a] SUSAN M. WADDELL, b Nov. 9, 1858; dau John and Lucy (Yeakel) Waddell [38-259]; m Nov. 22, 1874, ANTHONY KAFER, b Apr. 21, 1851; d June 7, 1892. Children ( 6 ): [38-665] 1. Charles A., b Sept. 12, 1875; m Nina Elliott. 2. Howard A., b Sept. 17, 1877; d July 2, 1879. [38-666] 3. Otis E., b Jan. 15, 1880; m Margaret G. Gehlhaar. [38-667] 4. Elmer C., b May 6, 1883; d Apr. 8, 1912; m Bertha Cline. 5. Susie L., b Dec. 17, 1885; d Dec. 25, 1885. 6. Roy V., b Mar. 13, 1890; d Feb. 21, 1891. [38-507b] SUSAN M. (WADDELL) KAFER, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 2, 1895, ABRAM MILLINGAR, b Dec. 16, 1847; s David and Sarah (Scott) Millingar. Street car conductor; res. 430 Borland St., Pittsburgh, Pa. (1919.) [38-508a] MARY MELISSA WADDELL, b Sept. 7, 1860; dau John and Lucy (Yeakel) Waddell [38-259]; m Aug. 12, 1879, JOHN KAFER, b 1860. One child: [38-67 lb] 1 Willard A-> b Dec. 11, 1880; m | 1. Grace Bryan. 1 2. Annie Rudolph. [38-508b] MARY MELISSA (WADDELL) KAFER, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 12, 1886, JAMES G. ALLISON, b July 17, 1853; s George and Agnes (Cunningham) Allison. Janitor; res. 896 E. Diamond St., Pittsburgh, Pa. (1919.) One child: Roy V., b Feb. 11, 1899; 806 E. Diamond St., Pittsburgh, Pa. [38-509] ALLEN E. BORTZ, b May 9, 1875; s Solomon Y. and Mary K. (Willauer) Bortz [38-260]; m Aug. 21, 1897, LAURA B. MARKLEY, b Jan. 19, 1877; dau Philip and Hettie (Bossert) Markley. Railroad agent; res. Collegeville, Pa. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 541 Children (4)-' 1. Russell Eugene, b Apr. 24, 1899; d Sept. 11, 1899. 2. Myron Stanley, b Sept. 23, 1901. 3. Nelson Markley, b Aug. 3, 1908. [38-510] ALBERT S. WEAND, b Dec. 3, 1880; d May 5, 1911; s Abraham and Barbara (Shelly) Weand [38-261]; m Oct. 31, 1906, JOHANNA F. MUELLER, b Sept. 11, 1884; dau Herman and Emelia (Greiner) Mueller. Office clerk; res. 2119 W. Van Pelt St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Melba E., b Sept. 19, 1908; d May 11, 1912. [38-511] GEORGE BICKLEY WEAND, b Nov. 7, 1887; s Abraham and Barbara (Shelly) Weand [38-261]; 7n Aug. 2, 1919, JOSEPHINE WINKELSPECHT, b May 4, 1888; dau John and Margaret (Sundermier) Winkelspecht. Prop., printer; res. 3273 Joyce St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [38-512] LILLIAN M. WEAND, b Dec. 18, 1890; dau Abraham and Barbara (Shelly) Weand [38-261]; m June 10, 1916, HARRY SARFERT, s Max Sarfert. Hosiery Mfr. ; res. 4945 N. 16th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Burnice S., b Feb. 28, 1917. 2. Minerva E., b Apr. 13, 1920. [38-513] GEORGE C. REDDING, b Aug. 7, 1878; s James R. and Mary (Wieand) Redding [38-262]; m June 22, 1904, EMMA KRIER, b Aug. 12, 1882; dau Moore and Augusta (Evans) Krier. Machinist; res. 100 Wentz St., Olney, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Dorothy, b Apr. 25, 1909. 2. Edith, b May 2, 1911. 3. George, b June 15, 1914. [38-514] CLARA E. REDDING, b Sept. 6, 1882; dau James R. and Mary (Wieand) Redding [38-262]; m Mar. 20, 1902, WALTER RUTHERFORD, b Jan. 8, 1877; s Henry and Margaret (Stagner) Rutherford. Painter; res. Willow Grove, Pa. (1920.) One child: Esther M b June 28, 1905. [38-515] JONAS B. MOLL, b Sept. 30, 1877; s Mahlon and Sarah Ann (Breisch) Moll [38-263]; rn Oct. 12, 1901, MELINDA ELIZABETH SEIBERT, b Apr. 16, 1879; dau Anthony and Matilda (Hettrick) Seibert [43-77c]. Shoemaker; res. Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): 1. Clarence S., b Mar. 27, 1902; d Apr. 15, 1902. 2. Lloyd S., b Dec. 26, 1904. 3. Bessie S., b Oct. 13, 1906. 4. Infant son, b and d Oct. 9, 1908. [38-516a] SARAH MARTHA RENNINGER, b Jan. 4, 1876; dau Jacob and Adelia (Moll) Ren- ninger [38-264] ; m Apr. 16, 1893, LEVI R. DURN, b Dec. 1, 1854; d Nov. 1, 1905; s Joseph Durn. Farmer; res. Hellertown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 4)'- 1. Infant, b May 16, 1894; d May 18, 1894. [38-672] 2. Emma M., b Aug. 27, 1895; m Reuben McDermitt, S. Bethlehem, Pa. 3. Charles D. H., b June 15, 1898; Hellertown, Pa. 4. Minnie M., b Oct. 25, 1904; d July 10, 1910. [38-5 16b] SARAH MARTHA (RENNINGER) DURN, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 30, 1908, OWEN G. RIEGEL, b Jan. 2, 1863; s Matthias and Lamanda (Krauss) Riegel. Plumber; res. Heller¬ town, Pa. (1919.) 542 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): 1. Austin, b June 11, 1909. 2. George O., b Nov. 1, 1911. 3. Jennie L., b Nov. 6, 1913. [38-517] HOWARD EDWARD BREISCH, b Mar. 31, 1876; s Michael T. and Susanna (Moll) Breisch [38-265]; m June 29, 1901, MARTHA J. YODER, b June 10, 1880; dan Henry and Eliza (Baim) Yoder. Conductor on C. R. R. of N. J. ; res. Coopersburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (10): 1. Alma Viola, b Dec. 21, 1901. 2. Henry Michael, b Jan. 2, 1904. 3. Warren Arthur, b May 24, 1905. 4. Elsie Caroline, b May 15, 1907. 5. Matilda May, b Jan. 31, 1910. 6. Lillian Eliza, b Oct. 22, 1911. 7. Evelyn Minerva, b Dec. 2, 1914. 8. Mirion Sarah, b Oct. 31, 1915. 9. Helen Sadie, b May 17, 1917; d May 17, 1917. 10. Larue Sula, b Sept. 9, 1918. [38-518] MARTHA BREISCH, b Mar. 5, 1883; dau Michael T. and Sarah Ann (Moll) Breisch [38-267]; rn Apr. 13, 1907, GEORGE T. WOLLE, b Apr. 9, 1886; s Francis and Emma (Torrence) Wolle. Master mechanic; res. 324 E. 6th St., Erie, Pa. (1919.) One child: Ruth C., b Aug. 3, 1908. [38-519] KATE BREISCH, b Apr. 22, 1884; dau Michael T. and Sarah Ann (Moll) Breisch [38- 267]; m June 14, 1906, ASA GEORGE WILVERT, b Sept. 8, 1883; s George and Lilia (Ehrig) Wilvert. Moulder; res. 400 Fernwood St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Dorothy, b Jan. 15, 1907. 2. Lillian, b Feb. 9, 1908. 3. Ruth, b May 3, 1909. 4. Kathryn, b Jan. 10, 1911. [38-520] IDA BREISCH, b Aug. 25, 1886; dau Michael T. and Sarah Ann (Moll) Breisch [38-267]; m Jan. 2, 1908, WARREN JACOBY, b Oct. 10, 1885; s John and Anna (Gerhart) Jacoby. Farmer; res. Coopersburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Arthur, b Dec. 16, 1908; d Aug. 7, 1910. 2. Lester, b June 10, 1911. 3. Kenneth, b June 30, 1913. 4. W. Reese, b Oct. 9, 1915. [38-521] MICHAEL S. BREISCH, b May 22, 1888; s Michael T. and Sarah Ann (Moll) Breisch [38-267]; m May 26, 1909, SADIE E. BERGER, b Mar. 15, 1892. Dealer in lumber and cordwood; res. Shelly, Pa. (1919.) , Children (3): 1. Emily C., b June 11, 1911. 2. Lawrence J. 3. Lamar W. twins, b June 8, 1917. [38-522] JENNIE K. HILLEGASS, b Aug. 23, 1890; dau Manoah and Dinah (Krauss) Hillegass [38-269]; m Dec. 24, 1908, WILLIAM SCHLOTTER, s Reuben Schlotter. Res. East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Howard, b May 12, 1909. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 543 [38-523] MARVIN ANDREW HILLEGASS, b Sept. 4, 1897; s Manoah and Dinah (Krauss) Hillegass [38-269]; m 1919, ELVERDA HARING, dau Harvey Haring. Cigar maker; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Grace, b Nov. 6, 1919. [38-524] ELIZABETH STICHTER, b Aug. 27, 1848; dau Jeremiah and Catharine (Marsteller) Stichter [38-270]; m Feb. 14, 1885, MONROE LAYTON, b June 27, 1857; s James and Judy (Miller) Layton. Res. Old Zionsville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [38-525] CATHARINE STICHTER, b Sept. 30, 1855; dau Jeremiah and Catharine (Marsteller) Stichter [38-270]; m Jan. 13, 1877, SYLVESTER REINHART, b May 15, 1856; s Reuben and Angelina Reinhart. Farmer; res. Zionsville, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): [38-673] 1. Alice Cora, b Oct. 15, 1877; m Horace Moyer. 2. Anna Mary, b Oct. 5, 1878; dec. [38-674] 3. Emma Laura, b Jan. 5, 1881; m Edwin A. Mohr. 4. Mary Martha, b Oct. 25, 1883; d Nov. 17, 1918. 5. Maggie May, b May 29, 1892. [38-526] JOHN M. STICHTER, b Oct. 26, 1851; d Sept. 5, 1912; s Jeremiah and Catharine (Marsteller) Stichter [38-270]; m June 18, 1881, KATE MASTER, b Oct. 25, 1858; dau David and Catharine (Hunsberger) Master [43-62]. Carpenter. (1920.) Children (S’); 1. Harry Jason, b Nov. 7, 1882; d Sept. 30, 1883. 2. Daisy Catherine, b Apr. 6, 1884; d Jan. 11, 1897. [38-675] 3. Annie Grace, b Jan. 17, 1886; m Monroe S. Geissinger. [38-676] 4. Lizzie Irene, b May 13, 1888; m Clayton C. Ivratzer. 5. Mabel Lovinia, b May 13, 1890; d Sept. 10, 1892. [38-677] 6. Sadie Victoria, b June 23, 1892; m Oliver F. Wert. [38-678] 7. Elmer Francis, b Aug. 7, 1894; m Elsie E. Moyer. 8. Clarence Edgar, b Dec. 23, 1897. [38-527] ANNA REBECCA GABEL, b Oct. 3, 1847; dau Samuel and Maria G. (Stichter) Gabel [38-271]; m Sept. 26, 1874, JOHN FOX, b Nov. 25, 1842; s Christian and Rosa (Glasser) Fox. Laborer; res. 208 N. 12th St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. John, b Apr. 15, 1875; d Nov. 30, 1878. [38-679] 2. Rosa E., b Jan. 20, 1877; m John Rathman. [38-680] 3. Charles S., b Dec. 27, 1883; m Bessie Fricker. [38-528] PETER HENRY GABEL, b Jan. 15, 1849; dJan. 26, 1900; s Samuel and Maria G. (Stich¬ ter) Gabel [38-271 \;m Mar. 19, 1871, FREDERICA STEINBACH,5 July 14, 1846; dau Frederick and Christine (Dod) Steinbach. Stone mason; res. Reading, Pa. (1919.) [38-681] [38-682a] [38-682b] Children (J): 1. Emma E., b Jan. 5, 1872; d July 17, 1872. 2. Anna M., b May 30, 1873; m Joseph S. Whitmoyer. ! 3. Mary C„ b Nov. 19, 1874; m I *• ^muel E Cummings. J [ 2. John D. Fies. 4. Ellen E., b Dec. 23, 1877 ; is an inmate of the state asylum at Wernersville, Pa.; she had a natural son by Paul F. Gable, also an inmate of the institution for feeble minded at Spring City, Pa. [38-530] JEREMIAH JEFFERSON GABEL, b Sept. 7, 1851; s Samuel and Maria G. (Stichter) Gabel [38-271]; m Dec. 21, 1873, SUSAN BROWN, b Sept. 29, 1853; dau John and Elizabeth (Bern- hart) Brown. Shoemaker; res. 1047 Fehrs St., Reading, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-531] WILLIAM THOMAS GABEL, b Mar. 27, 1854; s Samuel and Maria G. (Stichter) Gabel [38-271]; m Mar. 30, 1878, CLARA MOLL, b Dec. 4, 1857; dau Henry and Sara (Bitting) Moll. Shoemaker; res. 332 Mulberry St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) 544 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (5): [38-683] 1. Ellsworth, b Sept. 22, 1878; m Mary M. Ray. [38-684] 2. Agnes, b Mar. 15, 1882; m Lester Percy Biehl. 3. Harry, b Aug. 14, 1880; d May 30, 1881. 4. John George, b Aug. 8, 1883; d Sept. 1, 1883. 5. Sally Maria, b Nov. 5, 1884; d Apr., 1887. [38-532] AMBROSE SAMUEL GABEL, b Apr. 25, 1856; s Samuel and Maria G. (Stichter) Gabel [38-271]; m Feb. 12, 1881, ROSA ALICE GOOD, b Dec. 23, 1864; dau Augustus and Lucinda (Wanner) Good. Moulder; res. 638 Mulberry St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 8 ): [38-685] 1. John Henry, b July 14, 1881; m Olivia H. Deysher. [38-687] 2. Emma Elizabeth, b Sept. 8, 1883; m George Derr. [38-686] 3. Bessie May, b Sept. 18, 1885; m Robert C. Etchberger. 4. Samuel Augustus, b Jan. 18, 1889; d June 28, 1890. [38-688] 5. Clara Lucinda, b July 6, 1892; m Carl A. LeVan. 6. Elsie Florence, b Aug. 5, 1896; d May 23, 1897. 7. Esther Ruth, b June 5, 1898; d June 26, 1898. 8. Esther Ruth, b Nov. 3, 1900. [38-533] MARY A. STICHTER, b Aug. 19, 1857; d Apr. 1, 1907; dau Copeland and Sarah A. (Deischer) Stichter [38-272]; m JOSEPH H. MARSTON, d Mar. 29, 1906. No issue. Joseph H. Marston married 1st time, Mrs. Henry A. Lengwick. [38-534] DR. HENRY D. STICHTER, b Aug. 14, 1865; a Copeland and Sarah A. (Deischer) Stichter [38-272]; m Apr. 26, 1894, CATHARINE B. BAKER, b June 27, 1863; dau Issachar and Amelia A. (Borland) Baker. Practicing physician; res. 1720 W. Tioga St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Dr. Henry D. Stichter was born at Palm, Pa., and was one of the early students of Perkiomen Seminary. He entered the drug store of Dr. Henry Bobb and after a year’s service went to Phila., and was em¬ ployed in various drug stores. He entered the Phila. College of Pharmacy, from which he graduated in 1885. In the fall of 1887, he entered the medicinal department of the University of Pennsylvania, receiving his degree in June, 1889, and has continued the practice of medicine to the present day. One child: Kathryn A., b June 3, 1896. [38-535a] ESTHER GIBBERT, b Apr. 15, 1863; d Nov. 22, 1902; dau Henry K. and Catharine Anna (Stichter) Gibbert [38-273]; m May 9, 1884, PETER SCHAEFFER, b Feb. 4, 1859; d Apr. 9, 1891; s George and Anna (Bechtel) Schaeffer. One child: [38-689] Maud R., b Oct. 21, 1885; m William Strohm. [38-535b] ESTHER GIBBERT, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 14, 1891, NATHANIEL EMBODY, b July 1, 1858. Foundry man; res. Boyertown, Pa. Children (2): 1. Pearl, b May 30, 1892; d Nov. 22, 1908. [38-690] 2. Catherine, b Jan. 16, 1894; m Robert Dayler. [38-536] EMMA MESSELINA GIBBERT, b Jan. 15, 1870; dau Henry and Catharine (Stichter) Gibbert [38-273]; m Nov. 9, 1889, HORACE S. REITNAUER, b Dec. 9, 1869. Res. 335 Lincoln Ave., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (10): [38-691] 1. Maggie, b Feb. 5, 1890; m Frank Ziss. 2. Annie, b Feb. 3, 1892; d Mar. 26, 1897. 3. Jonas, b Jan. 21, 1895; with A. E. F., France. [38-692] 4. Charles, b Sept. 2, 1899; m Minnie Leval. 5. Raymond, b Sept. 20, 1900. 6. Marion, b Feb. 26, 1903. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 545 7. Helen, b Oct. 23, 1905. 8. Ralph, b Aug. 25, 1908. 9. Francis, b Apr. 25, 1911; d Oct. 23, 1917. 10. Esther, b Nov. 21, 1916. [38-537] AMBROSE F. STAHLER, b Apr. 15, 1851; d May 6, 1911; s Charles and Maria Ann (Reichenbach) Stahler [38-274]; m Jan. 22, 1898, L. REBECCA GEIGER; dau Joel and Hannah (Miller) Geiger. Cigar maker; res. 450 Washington St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [38-538] ALBERT STAHLER, b Jan. 9, 1864; s Charles and Maria Ann (Reichenbach) Stahler [38-274]; m June 21, 1894, BELLE LAWSON, b Aug. 23, 1864; dau Harrison and Susan (Breeze) Lawson. Custodian of Safety Deposit Vault; res. 27 Albany St., Grand Rapids, Mich. No children. (1919.) [38-538.1] REV FRANKLIN EUGENE WIEDER, b Apr. 12, 1861; s Henry G. and Lydia K. (Pflieger) Wieder [38-275]; m AMANDA ELIZABETH DERR, b June 12, 1862; dau William and Caroline (Housekeeper) Derr. Clergyman; res., 1220 N. 57th St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) Children (2): [38-691.1] 1. Mabel B., b June 24, 1882; m Dr. C. Howard Pratt; Plainfield, N. J. [38-691.2] 2. H. Ralph, b Feb. 11, 1894; m Del Norte B. Seacrist; Phila., Pa. [38-538.6] ELLEN A. WIEDER, b Aug. 19, 1868; dau Henry G. and Lydia K. (Pflieger) Wieder [38-275]; m July 4, 1921, DR. FRANK B. MORSE. Retired physician; res., 262 South 46th St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1922.) [38-538.7] EDWIN PFLIEGER WIEDER, b Aug. 21, 1874; s Henry G. and Lydia K. (Pflieger) Wieder [38-275]; m MARGARET CLARK, b Sept. 18, 1872; dau Frank and Mary (Wood) Clark. Prudential Insurance agent; res., 1546 North 59th St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) One child: Ethel May, b Oct. 17, 1894; 1546 N. 59th St., Phila., Pa. [38-538.8] LILY M. WIEDER, b Dec. 31, 1880; dau Henry G. and Lydia Iv. (Pflieger) Wieder [38- 275]; m WILLIAM J. REGN, b Sept. 29, 1875; s Apr. 1, 1920; s Michael and Celestine (Antoine) Regn. Salesman; res., 2861 North 7th St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) Children (2): 1. Mabel Agnes, b Sept. 2, 1903. 2. William Henry, b Aug. 12, 1917. [38-538.10] MARIA MILLER, dau David and Emmeline (Sell) Miller [38-280]; FREY. [38-692.10] [70-40b] [38-692. 11a] [38-692.1 lb] [38-692.12] [38-692.13] [38-692.14] Children (5): J2. Charles, b 3. Clinton, m - ; Zionsville, Pa. 4. Kate C., b Jan. 22, 1877; m Harrison M. Kline. 5. Meda, m William Schoedell; 248 S. Penn St., Allentown, Pa. [ Information by Mrs. H. K. Schultz.] 1. Ida, b May 27, 1866; m - ; m 1. Oscar K. Fetherman. 2. Horatio K. Schultz. 1. Amanda Schultz. 2. - - - m READEN [38-538.12] ELIZABETH MILLER, b Mar. 25, 1852; d Mar. 23, 1895; dau David and Emaline (Sell) Miller [38-280]; m Sept. 4, 1875, NICHOLAS FREY, b Jan. 16, 1854; s Benjamin and Fayetta (Anthony) Frey. Farmer; res. Green Lane, Pa. (1921.) Children (8): 1. Alfred C., b Apr. 27, 1876; d Oct. 21, 1879. 2. Harry Nicholas, b Oct. 21, 1877; d Nov. 5, 1879. 3. Elmer Elhannon, b Sept. 12, 1879; Ogdensburg, N. Y. [38-692.15] 4. Emma Fayetta, b Apr. 18, 1881; m Lewis Sharp; Green Lane, Pa. 5. Anna Elizabeth, b June 28, 1883; 4701 N. 15th St., Phila., Pa. 546 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 6. Harvey Oscar, b Oct. 14, 1886; Lehighton, Pa. [38-692.16] 7. Katie Louise, b Mar. 14, 1889; m James Parke; Green Lane, Pa. 8. Irwin Raymond, b Mar. 23, 1893; Weissport, Pa. [38-540] JACOB WILLIAM GEHO, b Aug. 20, 1860; s William T. and Hannah (Jones) Gelio [38-285]; m Feb. 12, 1881, REBECCA NUSS, b Oct. 29, 1860; dan Daniel and Hannah (Weidner) Nuss. Carpenter and contractor; res. 618 New St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [38-695] 1. Demus, b May 26, 1881; m Ida Roth. [11-225] 2. Estella, b Feb. 13, 1884; m Daniel S. Urffer. 3. Jacob S., b Nov. 9, 1904. [38-541] CLINTON MORRIS GEHO, b July 28, 1866; d Jan. 4, 1906; s William T. and Hannah (Jones) Geho [38-285]; m Dec. 25, 1887, AMANDA M. FOX, b Apr. 21, 1869; dau David G. and Katie (Miller) Fox. Carpenter; res. Quakertown, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): [38-696] 1. William D., b Oct. 14, 1887; m Amy L. Romig. [38-697] 2. Silva May, b Aug. 28, 1890; m Jacob R. Baum. [38-542] HANNAH ROSETTE GEHO, b May 30, 1872; dau William T. and Hannah (Jones) Geho [38-285]; m Jan. 23, 1892, SAMUEL SNYDER, b Oct. 7, 1865; s Nathan and Elizabeth (Schuler) Snyder. Farmer; res. Quakertown, Pa. (1918.) Children (9): 1. Arthur W., b Aug. 31, 1890. 2. Ralph W., b June 20, 1892. [38-697.1] 3. Howard N., 6 Apr. 4, 1895; m Estella M. Krauss. [38-698] 4. Clarence I., b July 16, 1896; m Beulah Miller. 5. Paul S., b Feb. 3, 1898. [38-699] 6. Iona H., b Oct. 7, 1899; m Edwin Leister. 7. Ada E., b Dec. 19, 1900. 8. Anna L., b Nov. 3, 1902. 9. Marie S., b Mar. 24, 1905. [38-543] MILTON B. GEHO, b Dec. 1, 1867; s Henry and Sarah (Bittenbender) Geho [38-286b]; m Feb. 2, 1889, LIZZIE A. KRATZ, b Oct. 13, 1868; dau Jacob Kratz. Farmer; res. Bedminster, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): [38-700] 1. Hattie E., b June 30, 1893; m Raymond Steeley. 2. Edna M., b July 10, 1896. 3. Henry W., b Nov. 25, 1897. 4. Howard E., b Nov. 5, 1900. [38-544] HARVEY B. GEHO, b Apr. 26, 1869; s Henry and Sarah (Bittenbender) Geho [38-286b] ; m Nov. 8, 1891, EMMA JANE RICKERT, b July 12, 1872; dau Willoughby Rickert. Coal and feed dealer; res. Emaus, Pa. One child: [38-701] Elmer Nelson, b Feb. 4, 1893; m Helen Brunner. [38-545] JOHN B. GEHO, b May 31, 1874; s Henry and Sarah (Bittenbender) Geho [38-286b]; in Jan. 6, 1900, ANNIE YODER, b Nov. 25, 1872; dau Jacob Yoder. Carpenter; res. 949 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Charles Henry, b Jan. 9, 1902. [38-546] MARY LIZZIE GEHO, b Feb. 9, 1877; dau Henry K. and Sarah (Bittenbender) Geho [38-286b]; m Nov. 26, 1899, HENRY CALVIN CARL, b Apr. 20, 1873; s Peter and Emma (Hillegass) Carl. Farmer; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1918.) One child: Harvey Wilmer, 6 Feb. 3, 1900. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 547 [38-546.1] FLORENCE GEHO, dau Matthias and - Geho [38-286.1 ] ; m HARRY REBER, lived in Phila. (2417 Hutchinson St., in 1919.) [ No further data.] [38-547] JENNIE GEHO, b Jan. 31, 1880; dau Ambrose and Mary (Johnson) Geho [38-288a]; m Nov. 24, 1910, ALBERT G. WEIRMAN, b Apr. 11, 1874; s Martin W. and Mary (Geiger) Weirman. Laborer; res. 25 York Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [38-548] SAMUEL G. CASSEL, b Feb. 22, 1873; s George and Emma (Geho) Cassel [38-289]; m June 5, 1900, MAUD BOYLES, b Aug. 29, 1879; dau Joshua and Rebecca (McMullin) Boyles. Drayman; res. 26 Vine St., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [38-702] 1. Edward L., b Aug. 27, 1901; m Lillian Fluck. 2. Lillian B., b Apr. 29, 1905. [38-549] CHARLES G. CASSEL, b Aug. 31, 1874; s George S. and Emma (Geho) Cassel [38-289]; rn Sept. 26, 1896, ANNA MARY DETWEILER, b Nov. 14, 1875; dau John C. and Esther (Crouthamel) Detweiler. Farmer; res. Gwynedd, Pa. Children (2): 1. Paul D., b Feb. 28, 1897; d June 7, 1897. 2. Charles Harold, b Oct. 7, 1905. [38-550] ANNIE S. CASSEL, b Dec. 13, 1883; dau George S. and Emma (Geho) Cassel [38-289]; m June 3, — - - , JACOB W. ALDERFER, b Jan. 26, 1879; s Samuel and Susan (Wismer) Alderfer. Farmer; res. West Point, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Donovan, b Mar. 11, 1909. 2. Marvin, b May 24, 1913. 3. Hazel, b May 16, 1915. [38-551] SARA GEHO CASSEL, b Feb. 2, 1888; dau George S. and Emma (Geho) Cassel [38-289]; m Dec. 24, 1911, GEORGE HENRY JUST, b Nov. 17, 1881; s Herman and Maria (Duncan) Just. Res. Folcroft, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [38-552] WILLIAM HENRY CASSEL, b Dec. 4, 1889; s George S. and Emma (Geho) Cassel [38-289]; m June 4, 1913, ELSIE RILE HALL, b Nov. 7, 1891 ; dau Horace G. and Maria (Rile) Hall. Brakeman on P. R. R.; res. 717 W. Lafayette St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Raymond Hall, b Jan. 13, 1914. [38-553] HARRY E. GEHO, b Sept. 2, 1885; s Adam and Emma (Ehl) Geho [38-290]; m May 26, 1907, FLORENCE STEINMETZ, b Oct. 26, 1886. Dealer in butter and eggs; res. 1761 N. Mar¬ shall St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Florence, b Mar. 23, 1908. [38-554] EDNA GEHO, b Dec. 22, 1887; dau Adam and Emma (Ehl) Geho [38-290]; m July 10, 1909, LYLE G. SMITH, b Aug. 13, 1887; s Lewis F. and Emily (Graham) Smith. Carpenter; res. Narberth, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Katherine E., b June 25, 1910. 2. R. Latimer, b June 26, 1913. [38-555] AMELIA GEHO, b Aug. 21, 1882; dau Adam and Emma (Ehl) Geho [38-290]; m Jan. 22, 1913, EDWIN T. BOWER, b June 21, 1881 ; s Thomas W. and Anna (Brotbank) Bower. Locomo¬ tive engineer; res. 849 S. 2d Ave., Tucson, Ariz. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Mabel Ruth, b June 18, 1914. 2. Katharine Grace, b Dec. 7, 1915. 3. Edwin Thomas, b Aug. 3, 1918. 548 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-556] WARREN HARPER YEAKEL, b Dec. 1, 1873; s Samuel K. and Sa villa M. A. (Harper) Yeakel [38-292]; m Nov. 17, 1904, DAISY ELIZABETH CLEMANS, b Apr. 10, 1877; dau George S. Clemans. Fuel dealer; res. 128 S. Fiske St., Spokane, Wash. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Ellen, b Oct. 18, 1911; d Oct. 20, 1911. 2. Clemans Harper, b Oct. 16, 1914. 3. Barbara Elizabeth, b July 6, 1916. [38-557] EVANGELINE LYDIA YEAKEL, b Dec. 31, 1875; dau Samuel K. and Savilla M. A. (Harper) Yeakel [38-292]; m Feb. 6, 1906, CALVIN NATHAN ECCARD, b Dec. 7, 1881. Res. 1339 E. 8th St., Long Beach, Cal. (1922.) No issue. [38-558] JAMES ALFRED YEAKEL, b Nov. 29, 1886; s Jefferson and Alice (Reinert) Yeakel [38-293a]; m May 20, 1914, AGNES MARIE SWANSON, b Dec. 30, 1892; dau Andrew Swanson. Mechanic; res. Kanawha, Iowa. Children (2): 1 . Duane Allen 2. Wayne Arnold twins, b Aug. 13, 1917. [38-559] INA OLIVIA YEAKEL, b Sept. 26, 1893; dau Jefferson and Alice (Reinert) Yeakel [38- 293a]; m Oct. 4, 1911, FRED L. ZEIGLER, b Mar. 15, 1885; s George Zeigler. Farmer; res. Algona, Iowa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Willard Irwin, b Oct. 26, 1912. 2. Alice Marie, b Sept. 14, 1915. [38-560] ETTA MAY STONER, b July 19, 1878; dau William H. and Susan (Yeakel) Stoner [38-294] ; m Feb. 23, 1899, WILLIAM M. MILLER, b Jan. 1, 1874; s Michael Miller. Farmer; Hudson, Iowa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Clara A., b Jan. 7, 1900. 2. Ernest S., b May 12, 1902; d June 21, 1903. 3. Leonard S., b July 4, 1904. 4. Irma I., b Nov. 27, 1906. 5. Ray W., b Apr. 7, 1910. [38-561] LYDIA CATHERINE STONER, b Feb. 3, 1880; dau William H. and Susan (Yeakel) Stoner [38-294]; m Jan. 1, 1901, WILLIAM GEORGE FRY, b Mar. 5, 1869; s Christian Fry. Farmer; res. Lanark, Ill. (1918.) One child: Belva Mae, b Oct. 14, 1901. [38-562] EMMA LUCRETIA STONER, b Feb. 19, 1882; dau William H. and Susan (Yeakel) Stoner [38-294]; m Mar. 12, 1903, LEROY JOHNSON SLATER, b Feb. 29, 1880; s Belford Slater. Farmer; res. Algona, Iowa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Lois Ethel, b Dec. 26, 1903. 2. Vivian Mildred, b Nov. 3, 1907. 3. Paul Willard, b Mar. 19, 1912. [38-563] GERTRUDE VALERIA STONER, b Oct. 21, 1888; dau William H. and Susan (Yeakel) Stoner [38-294]; m Feb. 20, 1909, JOHN THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, b Nov. 9, 1885; s Thomas Cunningham. Res. Waterloo, Iowa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Edna Ruth, b Dec. 7, 1909. 2. Pauline Mae, b Nov. 14, 1911. 3. John Thomas, b Dec. 17, 1913. 1’i-ate 67 Letter of the Van Buyssant brothers to George Hiibner [17-1], dated Haarlem (Holland), June 25, 1737. (Original in The Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.) Plate 08 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 549 [38-564] HARRY ALVIN YEAKEL, b Apr. 9, 1876; s Henry L. and Diana (Berndt) Yeakel [38- 300]; m Nov. 21, 1895, ESTELLA L. GARBER, b May 10, 1874; dau Francis S. and Elizabeth (Larkins) Garber. Traveling salesman; res. 1423 Union St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Daniel F., b Aug. 13, 1896; unm. 2. Gertrude M., b Aug. 25, 1898; unm. [38-565] WARREN S. YEAKEL, b Nov. 30, 1879; s Rev. Allen and Caroline (Schultz) Yeakel [38-301]; m Mar. 2, 1904, FRIEDERICKA W. E. T. BECK, b Jan. 27, 1880; dau Rev. Paul T. and Friedericke J. (Hoelzle) Beck. Accountant; res. 3307 E. McKinley St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Ralph Warren, b Feb. 7, 1909. [38-566] GEORGE D. YEAKEL, b Oct. 23, 1881; s Rev. Allen and Caroline (Schultz) Yeakel [38-301]; m Feb. 22, 1911, IRENE MAY HUGINS, b May 16, 1891; dau Herman and Emma (New) Hugins. Office manager; res. 5460 Broad St., Pittsburgh, Pa. (1919.) One child: Eleanor, b Nov. 1, 1912. [38-567] LEON YEAKEL, b Feb. 23, 1885; s Rev. Allen and Caroline (Schultz) Yeakel [38-301]; m June 11, 1914, OLGA CHRISTINE EGGER, b July 15, 1888; dau Rev. Frederick and Margeratha (Kurtz) Egger. Chief clerk, Engineering Dept., American Bridge Co.; res. Ambridge, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Margaret Caroline, b Jan. 10, 1916. 2. Olga Dorothy, b Nov. 24, 1917. [38-568] WILLIAM YEAKEL, b Oct. 17, 1886; s Rev. Allen and Caroline (Schultz) Yeakel [38-301]; m Apr. 22, 1913, FLORENCE LOUISE EGGER, b May 9, 1887; dau Rev. Frederick and Margaret (Kurtz) Egger. Cost accountant; res. 209 N. Sprague Ave., Bellevue, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Louise Olga, b Jan. 29, 1914. 2. Richard Allen, b Apr. 3, 1915. 3. Helen Florence, b July 10, 1918. [38-569] LAURA A. YEAKEL, b Apr. 8, 1886; dau Horace L. and Kate G. (Schoenly) Yeakel [38-302]; m Apr. 10, 1907, SAMUEL H. SPEACHT, b Feb. 23, 1879; s Samuel H. and Malinda (Krommer) Speacht. P. & R. conductor; res. Cressona, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Elwood Y., b Oct. 17, 1909. 2. Kathryn S., b Oct. 18, 1913. 3. Herman Y., b May 24, 1917. [38-570] LIZZIE M. YEAKEL, b Mar. 21, 1894; dau Horace L. and Kate G. (Schoenly) Yeakel [38-302]; m Aug. 9, 1913, HARRY BUCHER, b Sept. 19, 1890; s Henry and Sarah (Bicher) Bucher. Supt., Hosiery mill; res. Adamstown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Rebecca, b Apr. 23, 1916. [38-572] RUTH MAY YEAKEL, b Nov. 4, 1891; dau Rev. Samuel A. and Anna M. (Westen) Yeakel [38-317]; m Feb. 18, 1911, ERWIN S. HORN, b Apr. 18, 1883; s Henry and Mary (Schupp) Horn. Loom fixer; res. 249 N. 5th St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Earl Samuel, b Sept. 18, 1912. 2. Melvin Erwin, b Nov. 10, 1917. 3. Laverne Henry, b Aug. 22, 1918; d Sept. 18, 1918. [38-573] GRACE VIOLET YEAKEL, b Aug. 7, 1894; dau Rev. Samuel A. and Anna M. (Westen) Yeakel [38-317]; m Mar. 30, 1918, HARRY G. BARTON, b Mar. 15, 1898; s Alec and Patternella (Green) Barton. Dry cleaner; res. 917 Washington St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) 550 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-574] WILLIAM ALENSON YEAKEL, b May 24, 1896 ;s Rev. Samuel A. and AnnaM. (Westen) Yeakel [38-317]; m Jan. 1, 1919, MARGARET QUAY, b Dec. 29, 1900; daw John R. and Sarah (Keyser) Quay. Machinist; res. 917 Washington St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-575] ESTHER LAURA YEAKEL, b Mar. 24, 1900; dau Rev. Samuel A. and Anna M. (Westen) Yeakel [38-317]; m Mar. 9, 1918, WILLIAM ANTHONY SHAFER, b Oct. 24, 1898; s Bury E. and Sarah (Lory) Shafer. Machinist; res. 219 N. Fountain St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-576] JOSEPH L. NEELY, b Aug. 26, 1871; s William H. and Elizabeth (Krupp) Neely [38-352]; m Feb. 7, 1900, ANNA MARIE SMELTZ, b Dec. 27, 1872; dau Louis and Pauline R. (Eber- hardt) Smeltz. Insurance broker; res. 3352 N. 22d St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Frances Mildred, b Feb. 6, 1904. [38-577] HOWARD LEWIS KEEBLER, b Aug. 14, 1876; s John L. and Mary (Krupp) Keebler [38-353]; m Sept. 25, 1899, ELIZABETH H. PARKER, b Sept. 26, 1876; dau George W. Parker. Claim clerk, Broad St. Sta., Phila.; res. Pitman, N. J. (1917.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Ruth A., b Mar. 29, 1903. 2. Mary Emily, b Dec. 4, 1904. [38-578] ELLA MARY KEEBLER, b Jan. 29, 1878; dau John L. and Mary (Krupp) Keebler [38- 353]; m Jan. 4, 1904, JOHN ROBERT DYER, b Dec. 31, 1880; s Joseph and Frances (Peary) Dyer Supt., Coal Spring Bleachery; res. Yardley, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. John Richard, b May 23, 1904. 2. John Robert, b Oct. 17, 1910. 3. Joseph Keebler, b Dec. 28, 1911. [38-579] MABEL ETHEL KEEBLER, b Aug. 15, 1883; dau John L. and Mary (Krupp) Keebler [38-353]; m Apr. 18, 1906, DR. JOHN HERBERT ERVIN, b Mar. 1, 1880; s John Luther and Ida Snowden (Fetter) Ervin. Physician; res. 114 York Road, Jenkintown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. John Herbert, b Nov. 8, 1909. 2. Kenneth Du Bois, b Dec. 10, 1914. 3. Elizabeth Montgomery, b Dec. 30, 1917. [38-580a] J. WARREN KEEBLER, b Mar. 29, 1888; s John L. and Mary (Krupp) Keebler [38- 353]; m June 7, 1907, ETHEL BOWER, b Jan. 4, 1891; dau J. Naefle and Mary (Ring) Bower. J. Warren Keebler was divorced from 1st wife; m 2d time. One child: J. Naefie, b Nov. 13, 1908. [38-580b] J. WARREN KEEBLER, same as above, m 2d time, June 17, 1920, IRENE V. PIZAGNO, b Mar. 26, 1888; dau Joseph O. and Louise (Miller) Pizagno. Auto salesman, International motors, 2302 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) [38-581] LOTTIE MAY KRUPP, b Jan. 20, 1880; dau Dr. Franklin and Ada (Stainsby) Krupp [38-355]; m Nov. 27, 1915, ROBERT HUDSON, b Apr. 15, 1882; s Charles and Mary Ann (Holmes) Hudson. Moulder; res. Barrington, N. J. (1919.) One child: Elizabeth, b Jan. 24, 1917. [38-582] JOSEPH LEIDY KRUPP, b Aug. 28, 1883; s Dr. Franklin and Ada (Stainsby) Krupp [38—355] ; m June 22, 1910, HELEN LEVERING, b Jan. 30, 1888; dau William Ashton Levering. Res. 5812 Spruce St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. William Ashton, b Nov. 25, 1912. 2. Helen Louise, b May 26, 1914. 3. Esther Levering, b Aug. 5, 1915. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 551 [38-583] ELISABETH EDWARDS, b May 28, 1886; dau Robert J. and Emily W. (Lukens) Edwards [38-356] ; m Dec. 14, 1910, SAMUEL H. CASSEL, b June 7, 1886; s Franklin P. and Kathryn (Haag) Cassel. Seed merchant; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Samuel H., b Aug. 19, 1913. 2. Robert E., b Dec. 11, 1914. [38-584] JOHN B. EDWARDS, b Mar. 12, 1886; s Humphrey W. and Mary A. (Boorse) Edwards [38-357]; m Oct. 4, 1916, EDITH IRENE HALDEMAN, b Mar. 1, 1883; dau Howard and Elizabeth (Stoger) Haldeman. Asst, secy., Phila. Warehouse Co.; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: John B., b Jan. 9, 1918. [38-585] MARY MATILDA GEIGER, b Mar. 13, 1890; dau Alonzo and Susan E. (Edwards) Geiger [38-358]; m Oct. 1, 1916, HENRY EARL GRAHAM, b Apr. 13, 1887; s Lewis John and Alice (Goodell) Graham. Stockman ; res. Syracuse, Kansas. (1919.) One child: Evan J., b Jan. 3, 1918. [38-586] ELIZABETH B. LEISTER, b July 30, 1885; dau John S. and Mary (Stong) Leister [38-362]; m June 15, 1910, L. WILLIAM EICHEL, b Jan. 28, 1887; s John Victor and Lena (Uhre) Eichel. Machinist; res. 3910 N. Marshall St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: William Lewis, b June 3, 1911. [38-587] JOHN F. LEISTER, b Jan. 11, 1887; s Ephraim S. and Amanda (Rosenberger) Leister [38-363]; m Nov. 7, 1908, ANNA K. KRATZ, b Apr. 9, 1883; dau William K. and Mary Ann (Kinsey) Kratz. Cigar-maker; res. Perkasie, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Mary A., b Mar. 10, 1910; stillborn. 2. John Roland, b Sept. 20, 1911; stillborn. [38-587.3] FRANK M. DOWLER, b Apr. 16, 1892; s — — - and Rebecca (Leister-Schneider) Dowler [38-363. lb]; m Nov. 12, 1911, KATHARINE IRWIN, b Sept. 19, 1892; dau James and Mary (Watson) Irwin. Superintendent of Apartment house; res. 16th and Spruce Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. (1921.) One child: Frank M., b Apr. 6, 1913. [38-587.6] ELIZABETH CHAMBERS, b Feb. 7, 1886; dau Robert and Abigail (Leister) Chambers [38-363.3]; m Oct. 26, 1909, JAMES E. MOORE, b Apr. 18, 1885; s James W. and Sara (Goodman) Moore. Clerk; res. 1305 W. Susquehanna Ave., Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: Elizabeth S., b Apr. 30, 1911. [38-588] EDNA K. NITTENBERGER, b Sept. 11, 1893; dau William J. and Mary E. (Geyer) Nittenberger [38-365]; m Sept. 10, 1919, A. R. HUNSICKER, b July 7, 1897. Special agent for P. & R. Rwy. ; res. Mt. Airy, Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: William Alfred, b Sept. 12, 1920. [38-589] WILLIAM HENRY L. SAVACOOL, b Oct. 11, 1888; s James F. and Susan N. (Leister) Savacool [38-367]; m Nov. 11, 1913, BESSIE BRUNNER HILTEBEITEL, b Oct. 31, 1892; dau John M. and Susan (Brunner) Hiltebeitel. Machinist; res. 1328 Victoria St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Garland Glendynning, b July 4, 1914. 2. William Carey, b July 19, 1915. 3. Howard Franklin, b Jan. 5, 1917. [38-589.1] CATHARINE LEISTER, b Jan. 25, 1891; dau George A. and Elizabeth E. (Sellers) Leister [38-368]; m Aug. 15, 1915, ABNER EBY FRANK, b Feb. 19, 1890; s Christian and Ella M. (Witwer) Frank. Sales representative; res. 344 E. 8th St., Erie, Pa. (1921.) One child: Robert Allen, b Nov. 11, 1918. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 552 [38-589.2] EDNA LEISTER, b May 19, 1893; dau George A. and Elizabeth E. (Sellers) Leister [38-368]; m Apr. 25, 1917, GEORGE STERNER, b June 22, 1875; s Edward Young and Ellen Y. (Keaehline) Sterner. Attorney-at-law; res. 1618 N. 59th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Margaret Elizabeth, b Feb. 8, 1918. 2. Allen Leister, b Apr. 14, 1919. [38-591] CARRIE LYSINGER, b Apr. 17, 1885; dau Harry E. and Lillie (Danehower) Lysinger; [38-375b]; m Sept. 10, 1905, B. E. JONES, b Sept. 14, 1880; d Oct. 11, 1918; s David R. and Carrie (Conklin) Jones. Ass’t steward at the State Hospital for Insane; res. Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Mildred L., b Mar. 25, 1906; d Mar. 31, 1906. 2. David H., b Oct. 12, 1907. 3. Theodore E., b Mar. 10, 1910. 4. Rachael M., b July 22, 1912. [38-593] ELIZABETH S. LYSINGER, b Sept, 8, 1893; dau Harry E. and Lillie (Danehower) Lysinger [38-375b] ; m June 30, 1915, FRED WERNER PESTER, b Feb. 11, 1893; s Robert C. and Mary (Hilton) Pester. Butcher; res. Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Anna M., b Dec. 13, 1916. 2. Mildred E., b Jan. 12, 1918. 3. Helen L., b Apr. 20, 1920; d Apr. 20, 1920. [38-595] VERNON D. COX, b Mar. 16, 1889; s Frank D. and Anna M. (Danehower) Cox [38-377]; m Oct. 25, 1911, GRACE I. MALONEY, b June 18, 1891; dau James H. and Elizabeth I. (Pendall) Maloney. Res. 4931 Pulaski Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children {2): 1. Vernon D., b Jan. 13, 1918. 2. Frank D., b Jan. 12, 1916. [38-596] MARION C. COX, b Jan. 18, 1892; dau Frank D. and Anna M. (Danehower) Cox [38-377]; m Nov. 12, 1913, WILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG, b Mar. 25, 1888; s William H. and Clara (Advena) Armstrong. Broker; res. 6542 N. 12th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: William H., 3rd, b May 30, 1915. [38-597] ELSIE MOYER NASE, b Jan. 1, 1894; dau Oswin B. and Ella Y. (Moyer) Nase [38-383]; m June 9, 1915, PAUL RICE, b Apr. 23, 1894. Res. Chalfonte, Pa. (1918.) One child: Ralph, b Mar. 22, 1917. [38-598] MAMIE MOYER NASE, b July 22, 1896; dau Oswin B. and Ella Y. (Moyer) Nase [38-383]; m June 28, 1916, CLAYTON B. SCHRANGER, b Dec., 1894. Res. Hatfield, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [38-599] ELSIE LOUISE SNYDER, b Mar. 10, 1898; dau James L. and Louisa (Yeakel) Snyder [38-387]; m July 14, 1916, EDGAR MARK ROBERTS, b July 27, 1894; s James and Amanda Roberts. Pretzel baker; res. 222 N. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [38-600] ESTELLA MAY BISSEY, b Sept, 2, 1887; dau Tobias S. and Emma Y. (Hendricks) Bissey [38-393]; m Aug. 4, 1914, DR. ERWIN DEATERLY FUNK, b Aug. 19, 1884; s Titus G. and Amanda E. (Deaterly) Funk. Physician; res. Perkasie, Pa. (1919.) One child: Kathleen Marie, b Apr. 19, 1916. [38-601] EVA WEISEL, b Mar. 2, 1889; d Oct., 1918; dau Milton T. and Amanda (Bishop) Weisel [38-394]; m May 25, 1913, HARRY L. S. MOYER, b Aug. 26, 1884. No issue. Lived in Lans- dale, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 553 [38-602] SAMUEL BISHOP WEISEL, b Mar. 1, 1892; s Milton T.and Amanda (Bishop) Weisel [38—394] ; m Dec. 20, 1916, STELLA MAY KULP, b Dec. 20, 1891 ; dau John L. Kulp. Wheelwright; res. Perkasie, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [38—603] MILDRED BARINGER, b Mar. 30, 1894; dau Irvin Y. and Hannah F. (Groff) Baringer [38-399]; m June 28, 1917, RUSSELL S. KRAMER, b Apr. 29, 1889; s Samuel R. and Mary (Swartley) Kramer. Printer foreman; res. Perkasie, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [38-604] FRANK C. BECKER, b Feb. 25, 1894; s William A. and Ida M. (Fisher) Becker [38-405]; m July 19, 1917, ANNA V. DELFFT, b July 19, 1900; dau Otto and Rachel (Wagner) Delfft. Elec¬ trician; res. 746 E. 22d St., Erie, Pa. (1920.) One child: Winifred May, b Jan. 12, 1920. [38-605] NELLIE M. BECKER, b Apr. 26, 1895; dau William A. and Ida (Fisher) Becker [38-405]; m Apr. 26, 1916, JOSEPH V. HAIN, b June 15, 1897 ; s Joseph T. and Carrie (Hodapp) Hain. Plumber; res, 2911 Pennsylvania Ave., Erie, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Elvyria, b Mar. 8, 1917; d Mar. 13, 1917. 2. Eugene Elmer, b June 29, 1918. [38-606] MARGARET J. BECKER, b Jan. 7, 1897; dau William A. and Ida M. (Fisher) Becker [38-405]; m Aug. 14, 1914, LOUIS G. PRATT, b Sept. 26, 1896; s Thomas F. and Rose (Hain) Pratt. Oxy- Acetylene welder; res. 2911 Pennsylvania Ave., Erie, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. William Louis, b May 9, 1915. 2. Mae Margaret, b Mar. 6, 1917. 3. Louis Thomas, b Mar. 28, 1918. [38-606.1] HELEN FRIES, b Mar. 4, 1901; dau Eugene and Estella (Wagner) Fries [38-421]; m Apr. 14, 1917, LEROY OLIVER SICHER, b Jan. 30, 1898; s Jacob and Mary Sicher. Res. 426 Market St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Dorothy, b Sept. 25, 1917. [38-607] HARVEY A. SHULER, b Nov. 19, 1884; s Albert and Katherine (Einsfeld) Schuler [38-437]; m Sept. 2, 1915, MARY GRACE HOLLIDAY, b Apr. 11, 1891. Mechanical engineer; 709 Ford Bldg., Detroit. (1918.) One child: Harvey A., b July 13, 1916. [38-608] HOMER H. BERKY, 6 Feb. 6, 1888; s Daniel S. and Emma (Hoffman) Berky [38-445]; m Sept. 14, 1915, HELEN M. DISTEL. b May 10, 1888; dau Albert and Annie R. (Heilman) Distel. Grocer; res. 508 N. 8th St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-609] EARL H. BERKY, b Dec. 21, 1894; s Daniel S. and Emma (Hoffman) Berky [38-445]; m June 6, 1918, MILDRED MERTZ, b Apr. 6, 1894; dau William H. and Anna C. (Lenhart) Mertz. Clerk, Bethlehem Steel Co.; res. 220 N. 13th St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-610] MATTIE HOFFMAN, b Feb. 8, 1886; dau Harrison and Sadie (Buck) Hoffman [38-447]; m Feb. 1, 1908, JOHN S. CONRAD, b Sept. 2, 1887; d Mar. 14, 1917; s William F. and Elizabeth (Stauffer) Conrad. Undertaker; res. Bechtelsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Mabel, b June 21, 1908. 2. Earl, b Sept. 11, 1912. [38-611] EDGAR B. HOFFMAN, b Sept. 4, 1887; s Harrison and Sallie (Buck) Hoffman [38-447]; m Nov. 8, 1913, ANNIE K. KRIEBEL, b May 15, 1893; dau Jonas S. and Annie (Krauss) Kriebel [25-148]. Farmer; res. Barto, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Horace, b May 24, 1914. 2. Ruba, b Sept. 13, 1916. 554 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-612] AQUILLA HOFFMAN, b Apr. 7, 1889; dau Harrison and Sallie (Buck) Hoffman [38-447] ; m May 6, 1911, WILLIAM D. HEYDT, b Mar. 24, 1889; s Percival F. and Elizabeth F. (Dierolf) Heydt. Laborer; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1918.) Children (4).' 1. Alma H., b Feb. 8, 1913. 2. Esther H., b May 20, 1915. 3. Norman H., b Dec. 6, 1916. 4. Child, b Sept. 6, 1911; d Sept. 6, 1911. [38-613] AMMON HOFFMAN, b May 24, 1891; s Harrison and Sallie (Buck) Hoffman [38-447]; m Oct. 6, 1912, ROSA G. WELLER, b Sept. 27, 1891; d Oct. 16, 1918. Farmer; Barto, Pa. Children (2): 1. Russel, b May 27, 1913. 2. Ernest, b Sept. 24, 1914. [38-614] SYDNEY HOFFMAN, b Mar. 31, 1893; s Harrison and Sallie (Buck) Hoffman [38-447]; m Jan. 8, 1916, LOTTIE S. KRAUSS, b Aug. 13, 1896; dau Allen S. and Amanda S. (Schultz) Krauss [11-300]. Farm laborer; res. Chapel, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Ruth, b Aug. 2, 1916. 2. Eva, b July 17, 1918. [38-615] MABEL HOFFMAN, b Nov. 29, 1894; dau Harrison and Sallie (Buck) Hoffman [38-447]; m Oct. 25, 1913, WARREN C. STERNER, b Nov. 12, 1889; s George W. and Rosa (Carl) Sterner. Farmer; Bechtelsville, Pa., R. D. 1. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Grace H., b May 28, 1914. 2. Edna H., b June 29, 1915. [38-616] IDA MAY REA, b Mar. 26, 1873; dau Bruce P. and Elizabeth (Springer) Rea [38-456]; m May 10, 1890, EDWARD BOATMAN, b Aug. 1, 1865; s Claudens and Jane (Clark) Boatman. Carpenter; res. Sonestown, Pa. (1920.) Children (10): [38-703] 1. Edith L., b Oct. 21, 1890; m John Crist. [38-704] 2. Albert H., b Apr. 11, 1892; m Elizabeth Reichard. [38-705] 3. Mary E., b May 2, 1894; m J. J. Temple. [38-706] 4. Gertrude L., b Jan. 15, 1896; m Harvey Allen. [38-707] 5. Leon C., b Oct. 15, 1897; m Tressa Gansel. 6. Roland H., b July 9, 1900. 7. Dora E., b Apr. 29, 1902. 8. Amos W., b July 16, 1907. 9. Bruce C., b Mar. 27, 1909. 10. Elizabeth J., b Nov. 13, 1914. [38— 617a] MAGGIE REA, b July 29, 1875; dau Bruce P. and Elizabeth (Springer) Rea [38-456]; m Nov. 11, 1893, JOHN BOGART, b July 31, 1863; d June 16, 1902; s Noah and Lydia (Richie) Bogart. John Bogart was killed by a falling limb. Children (J): [38-708] 1. Blanche, b Dec. 3, 1893; m M. B. Warburton. 2. Alice, b July 5, 1896. 3. Walter, b Sept. 11, 1898. 4. Mildred, b Oct. 3, 1901. [38-617b] MAGGIE (REA) BOGART, same as above, m 2d time, June 25, 1905, CHARLES DUTTER, b Feb. 7, 1880, s Henry and Catherine (Sipple) Dutter. Miner; res. Lopez, Pa. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Roy, b Oct. 25, 1905. 2. Arthur, b Dec. 20, 1907. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 555 3. lone, b Feb. 13, 1911. 4. Chloe, b Aug. 19, 1913. 5. Dorothy, b Oet. 25, 1915. 6. Kenneth, b Jan. 7, 1918. [38-618] HOWARD REA, d 1913; s Bruce P. and Elizabeth (Springer) Rea [38-456]; m MADIE NUTTENBERG. Res. Sonestown, Pa. Children (5): 1. Violet, 2. Raymond, 3. Irvin, 4. Bessie, 5. E - . [ Unable to complete or verify.] [38-619] HENRY D. REA, s Bruce P. and Elizabeth (Springer) Rea [38-456]; m ALTA FENNER. Res. Woodbury, N. J. Children {3): 1. Verio, 2. Eva, 3. Paul. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [38-620] MARY REA, dau Bruce P. and Elizabeth (Springer) Rea [38-456] ; m CURTIS FIESTER. Res. Union, N. Y. Children ( 9 ): 1. Grace, 2. Pearl, 3. Clarence, 4. Agnes, 5. Venna, d in infancy; 6. Flora, 7. Eunice, 8. Mildred, 9. Ray. [Further data unobtainable.] [38-621] LAURA REA, d 1917 ; dau Bruce P. and Elizabeth (Springer) Rea [38-456]; m ANDREW SAVAGE. One child: Leo. [ Further data unobtainable.] [38-622] BESSY REA, b Nov. 8, 1886; dau Bruce P. and Elizabeth (Springer) Rea [38-456]; m Jan. 20, 1909, JOHN JOHNSON, b Nov. 28, 1887; s Leonard H. and Mary Jane (Kline) Johnson. Store manager; res. Jenningstown, W. Va. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Pearl, b Nov. 4, 1909. 2. John, b Sept. 20, 1911. 3. Virginia, b June 24, 1915; d May 3, 1918. 4. Elwood, b Apr. 9, 1919. [38-623] EDNA REA, dau Bruce P. and Elizabeth (Springer) Rea [38-456]; m JAMES DLTNLAP; killed in the mines by falling rock in Dec., 1912. Widow res. 17 Main St., Johnson City, N. Y. One child: Ruby. • [ Further data unobtainable.] [38-629] EMMA BEATRICE SPRINGER, b Jan. 8, 1889; daw William M. and Margaret (Cunerod) Springer [38-457]; m Aug. 10, 1910, HERVEY WILLET UNGER, b Apr. 19, 1889; s Daniel and Harriet (Apelman) Unger. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Helen Harriet, b Feb. 19, 1913. 2. Esther Beatrice, b Oct. 23, 1916. [38-631a] LEITA M. GUYER, b Aug. 16, 1883; dau Charles Y. and Anna (McKean) Guyer [38-459]; is said to have been married twice; name of first husband not known; had a son by this mar¬ riage named Earl, born May 11, 1903. [ Unable to verify.] [38-631b] LEITA M. GUYER, same as above, m 2d time, LEWIS WILD, b Jan. 1, 1880. No issue. [38-632] EARL G. GUYER, b Feb. 19, 1885; s Charles Y. and Annie M. (McKean) Guyer [38-459]; m Oct. 11, 1913, EDITH HANSON, b Apr. 23, 1883; dau Parker and Belle (Stack) Hanson. Insurance broker; res. Williamsport, Pa. (1920.) Earl G. Guyer is a graduate of Williamsport High School, 1905, and Bucknell University, A.B., in 1909; also took post graduate course at Colgate University and Newton Theological Seminary in 1910 and 1911. 55G Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4)-' 1. James P., b Nov. 5, 1914. 2. Charles E., b June 17, 1916. 3. Elmer H., b July 3, 1918. 4. Ruth, b Mar. 14, 1920. [38-633] GUY BRYAN, b Apr. 13, 1881; d Aug. 6, 1907; s Edward and Florence (Guyer) Bryan [38-463]; m Aug. 17, 1906, KATIE LIVINGOOD, b Sept. 18, 1878; dan Isaac M. and Emma (Reber) Livingood. Stationary engineer; res. 223 Washington St., Tamaqua, Pa. (1918.) Mrs. Bryan married 2d time, to John Neifert. One child: Guida S., b Nov. 12, 1907. [38-634] MAUD YEAKEL, b May 24, 1884; dau Edward and Amelia (Apker) Yeakel [38-477b]; m DAVID VAN RUNK. Res. Williamsport, Pa. Children (2): 1. Geraldine, 2. Dorothy. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [38-635] VERNA YEAKEL, b Feb. 18, 1891; dau Edward and Amelia (Apker) Yeakel [38-477b]; m PAUL AMBROSE DERR. One child: Pauline. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] [38-636] CHARLES H. YEAGLE, b Feb. 8, 1884; s Thomas E. and Martha I. (Rhoads) Yeagle [38-479]; m Mar. 17, 1905, REBECCA POFF, b June 29, 1885; dau David and Susan (Good) Poff. Machinist; res. Canton, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Leon David, b Mar. 22, 1906. 2. Martha Susan, b Aug. 7, 1908. 3. Emily Ruth, b May 19, 1912. 4. Russell Edwin, b Jan. 20, 1914. 5. George William, b Nov. 30, 1917. [38-637] EMILY YEAKEL, b Feb. 5, 1886; dau Thomas E. and Martha I. (Rhoads) Yeagle [38- 479] ; m June 22, 1907, CLYDE STARR, b July 5, 1884; s William E. and Maria (Green) Starr. Tannery repair man; res. Hillsgrove, Pa. (1918.) Children (6): 1. Kermit E., b June 4, 1908. 2. Ruth I., b Mar. 16, 1910. 3. Harold PL, b Feb. 18, 1912. 4. Mary A., b Dec. 28, 1913. 5. Aletha F., b Feb. 11, 1916. 6. R. Clair, b Jan. 28, 1918. [38-640] DAVID PAUL YEAGLE, b Oct. 27, 1894; s David and Annie L. (Airgood) Yeagle [38- 481]; m Jan. 3, 1916, ALICE ANNE SHOWALTER, b Jan. 4, 1893; dau Samuel F. and Keturah A. (Dysart) Showalter. Electrician; res. 2521 W. Willard St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: David Samuel, b Jan. 17, 1917. [38-641] EDNA IRENE YEAGLE, b Apr. 11, 1897; dau David and Annie L. (Airgood) Yeagle [38—481 ] ; m Nov. 26, 1914, P’RANK J. KOHLER, b Jan. 11, 1891; s Rudolph and Caroline (Harder) Kohler. Laborer; res. 1140 Sheridan St., Williamsport, Pa. (1920.) One child: Louise C., b Mar. 11, 1916. [38-646) CORWIN JOSEPH YEAKEL, b Apr. 23, 1893; s Corwin J. and Rosa E. (Schaffer) Yeakel [38-489]; m Mar. 8, 1913, DORA PL P1ASTMAN, b Apr. 24, 1893; dau Joseph H. and Mary E. (Bauder) Eastman. Motorman; res. 1055 Main St., S. Allentown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Theodore H., b Feb. 5, 1914. Children of Andrew and Mary (Frankenberger) Hartranft [49-45]. Back row — left to right : George W. Hartranft [49-147] William Hartranft [49-142] Samuel Hartranft [49-143] Joseph Hartranft [49-145] Andrew J. Hartranft [49-146] Elizabeth Hartranft Saeger [49-144] Front row — left to right : John Hartranft [49-141] Mary Hartranft Moyer [49-140] Conrad Hartranft [49-139] Henry Hartranft [49-138] Plate 70 Chester David Hartranft, D.D. [49-320a]. President of Hartford Theological Seminary. Editor of the “Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum.” Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 557 [38-647] HAROLD THEODORE HENRY YEAKEL, b Feb. 2, 1898; s Corwin J. and Rosa E. (Schaffer) Yeakel [38-489]; m May 25, 1918, MILDRED ELEANOR BOMBOY, b July 7, 1896; dau Charles M. and Elebith Catherine (Baum) Bomboy. Electric repairman, Beth. Steel Co.; res. 220 S. Center St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [38-648] WILLIAM ALFRED GEHMAN, b July 15, 1892; s Francis M. and Cora Jane (Yeakel) Gehman [38-491]; m Apr. 22, 1916, FLORENCE VEDA YOST, b Aug. 23, - ; dau Harrison W. Yost. Machinist, res. 426 Ridge St., Emaus, Pa. One child: Francis Harrison, b Nov. 23, 1917. [38-649] CALVIN SIESHOLTZ, b May 5, 1883; s Adam and Diana (Gregory) Siesholtz [38-495a]; in May 5, 1906, GERTRUDE GRUNZWEIG, b Aug. 7, 1885; dau Lewis and Susanna (Frantz) Grunzweig. Receiving clerk; res. 1012 Ninth St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Clarence, b Jan. 17, 1907. 2. Elsie, b Jan. 13, 1908. 3. Florence, b Oct. 6, 1910. 4. Calvin, b Sept. 3, 1912. [38-650] ANNIE SIESHOLTZ, b June 1, 1885; d Jan. 13, 1911; dau Adam and Diana (Gregory) Siesholtz [38-495]; m Aug. 11, 1906, CHARLES WEAVER, s Wilkes and Ida (Blose) Weaver. Rail¬ roader; res. Maple Ave., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Howard C., b Feb. 21, 1907. 2. Florence M., b Oct. 19, 1908. 3. Robert C. 4. Roberta A. twins, b Oct. 30, 1910. [38-651] GERTRUDE MATILDA SIESHOLTZ, b Oct. 6, 1893; dau Adam and Diana (Gregory) Siesholtz [38-495]; m Jan. 1, 1914, JOSEPH CONSTANT NUVER, b June 26, 1888; s Joseph and Susanna Nuver. Machinist; res. 280 Elm St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Evelyn, b July 25, 1914. 2. Arthur, b Dec. 2, 1916. [38-652] FLORENCE SIESHOLTZ, b Oct. 11, 1897; dau Adam and Diana (Gregory) Siesholtz [38-495a]; m EDWIN LANE. Children ( 2 ): 1. Arline, 2. Georgoline. [ No further data obtainable.] [38-653] ELIZA ANN BENFIELD, b Sept. 3, 1884; dau Franklin N. and Mary Y. (Siesholtz) Benfield [38-496] ; m Jan. 20, 1909, JAMES S. SHANKWEILER, b May 12, 1883 ; s J. V. and Catharine (Bittenbender) Shankweiler. Merchant; res. Kutztown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Florence C., b Nov. 2, 1911; d Nov. 4, 1911. 2. Marie Elva, b Aug. 6, 1913. 3. James Franklin, b Apr. 5, 1915. 4. Carl B., b Sept. 18, 1917. 5. Paul B., b Feb. 1, 1920. » [38-654] CLAUDE E. BENFIELD, b Sept. 6, 1887; s Franklin N. and Mary (Siesholtz) Benfield [38-496]; m Sept. 19, 1907, MARY REINERT, b Nov. 12. 1887; dau Augustus and Maria (Leeser) Reinert. Miller; res. Perkasie, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Harold F., b Jan. 15, 1908. 2. Florence M., b Dec. 26, 1909. 3. Marion E., b Aug. 12, 1912. 4. Maria A., b Apr. 27, 1915; d June 6, 1916. 558 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-655] MINNIE S. BENFIELD, b Mar. 26, 1889; dau Franklin N. and Mary Y. (Siesholtz) Benfield [38—496] ; m July 5, 1908, MARVIN J. LETCHER, b Mar. 26, 1887; s James R. and Amelia (Bohler) Letcher. Laborer; res. 226 W. Buttonwood St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Marvin B., b Nov. 20, 1908. 2. Dorothy L., b Jan. 12, 1912. 3. James G., b Feb. 23, 1920. [38-656] MARY ANN BENFIELD, b Sept. 10, 1892; dau Franklin N. and Mary Y. (Siesholtz) Benfield [38-496] ; m July 10, 1915, HENRY W. FOX, b Apr. 26, 1887 ; s Henry W. and Katie (Delong) Fox. Res. Emaus, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Luella B., b Jan. 27, 1917. 2. Minnie Mae, b Nov. 17, 1918. 3. Althea B., b Aug. 4, 1920. [38-657] LILLIE SARAH BENFIELD, b Oct. 4, 1898; dau Franklin N. and Mary Y. (Siesholtz) Benfield [38-496]; m Apr. 24, 1920, LLOYD OBERHOLTZER, b June 17, 1898; s Elam and Ellen (Shankweiler) Oberholtzer. Farmer; res. Alburtis, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [38-657.1] FRANCIS GEISINGER, b Mar. 19, 1891;sMenno and Emmalinda (Siesholtz) Geisinger [38-497]; m Apr. 20, 1918, JOANNA LITTLE, b July 19, 1894; dau John N. and Frances (Conover) Little. Res. North Branch, N. J. (1921.) One child: Florence Emeline, b Feb. 3, 1920. [38-658] ELVA V. STALEY, b Feb. 26, 1891 ; dau James W. and Susan M. (Yeakel) Staley [38-499] ; m June 3, 1914, ALBERT R. KRAMER, b Oct. 12, 1889; s George and Annie M. (Weiskeker) Kramer. Butcher; res. Downieville, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Albert James, b Dec. 19, 1914. 2. Walter William, b Nov. 29, 1917. [38-664] LILLIE ALICE WADDELL, b Mar. 3, 1881 ; dau Albert H. and Henrietta O. (Philips) Waddell [38-506]; m June 29, 1903, GEORGE DANA HENDERSON, b Mar. 24, 1881; s Alexander and Cecelia G. (Cary) Henderson. Manual training teacher; res. 6738 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago, Ill. (1919.) One child: Olive Cecelia, b June 29, 1905. [38-665] CHARLES A. KAFER, b Sept. 12, 1875; s Anthony and Susan N. (Waddell) Kafer [38- 507a]; m July 15, 1903, NINA ELLIOTT, 6 Mar. 6, 1882; dau George and Jane (Kelly) Elliott. Master mechanic; res. 231 Delaware Ave., Lorain, Ohio. (1920.) Charles A. Kafer has been supt. of construction in the Electrical Dept, from Sept., 1900-1907, for Elec. Controller and Mfg. Co., Cleveland, O. Supt. Electrical Dept, for Bethlehem Steel Co., Saucon Plant, from May, 1907-1917; and Master Mechanic and Elec. Supt. for Cromwell Steel Co., June, 1907 — present time. Children (2): 1. George E., b Oct. 30, 1907. 2. Charles L., b Nov. 18, 1909. [38-666] OTIS E. KAFER, b Jan. 15, 1880; s Anthony and Susan M. (Waddell) Kafer [38-507a] ; rn Nov. 15, 1906, MARGARET GERTRUDE GEHLHAAR, b Mar. 20, 1884; dau Gottlieb and Ernest¬ ine (Wanagate) Gehlhaar. Craneman; res. Woodlawn, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Earl Otis, b Sept. 24, 1906; d Oct. 12, 1906. 2. Violet Margaret, b Oct. 5, 1907. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 559 [38-671a] WILLARD A. KAFER, b Dec. 11, 1880: s John and Mary M. (Waddell) Kafer [38-508a]; m Nov. 27, 1902, GRACE BRYAN, b Feb. 14, 1883; d Jan. 6, 1916; dau - and Elizabeth (Drake) Bryan. Children ( 3 ): 1. William L., b May 23, 1904. 2. Josephine, b Sept. 8, 1906. 3. Mary M., b Sept. 18, 1907. [38 671b] WILLARD A. KAFER, same as above, m 2d time, May 15, 1918, ANNIE RUDOLPH, b 1897 ; dau Lewis and Elizabeth (Drake) Rudolph. Machinist; res. Canton, Ohio. (1920.) One child: Albert Roy, b Mar. 2, 1919; d June 2, 1919. [38-673] ALICE CORA REINHART, b Oct. 15, 1877; dau Sylvester and Catharine (Stichter) Reinhart [38-525] ; m Apr. 4, 1896, HORACE MOYER, b June 30, 1867 ; s Martin and Anna (Deischer) Moyer. Wheelwright; res. 841 Chestnut St., Emaus, Pa. (1921.) Children {12): 1. Mary J., b Nov. 3, 1896; d Jan. 13, 1897. 2. Elmer E., b July 9, 1898. [38-709] 3. John F., b Apr. 26, 1900; m Estella Smith. 4. Harvey A., b Feb. 23, 1902. 5. Viola M., b Apr. 2, 1904; d Apr. 2, 1904. 6. Bertha R., b Apr. 12, 1905; d Oct. 1, 1917. 7. Albert S., b Feb. 16, 1907; d Apr. 5, 1910. 8. Clarence A., b Mar. 1, 1909. 9. Florence E., b Feb. 21, 1911. 10. Ella V., b Feb. 11, 1913. 11. Walter L., b Nov. 8, 1914. 12. Arlene V., b Feb. 13, 1917. [38-674] EMMA LAURA REINHART, b Jan. 5, 1881; dau Sylvester and Catharine (Stichter) Reinhart [38-525]; m Sept. 17, 1900, EDWIN AMOS MOHR, b Aug. 23, 1881; s Harrison and Sarah Ann (Bucker) Mohr. Farmer; res. Hosensack, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Evan Versor, b Jan. 10, 1901; d Apr. 11, 1901. 2. Harold Sylvester, b Dec. 22, 1902. 3. Erwin Henry, b June 21, 1904. 4. Flora Alverta, b Apr. 3, 1906; d Oct. 10, 1906. 5. Lena Catharine, b Feb. 21, 1918. 6. Vergie Elnora, b Oct. 2, 1907. [38-675] ANNIE GRACE STICHTER, b Jan. 17, 1886; dau John M. and Kate (Master) Stichter [38-526]; m Dec. 26, 1908, MONROE S. GEISSINGER, b Mar. 16, 1884; s Henry B. and Mary A. Geissinger. Telegraph operator; res. Macungie, Pa. (1918.) One child: Harold S., b Oct. 11, 1911. [38-676] LIZZIE IRENE STICHTER, b May 13, 1888; dau John M. and Kate (Master) Stichter [38-526]; m Sept. 13, 1919, CLAYTON C. KRATZER, b Mar. 8, 1885; s Llewellyn and Kate (Rein¬ smith) Kratzer. Res. Emaus, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [38-677] SADIE VICTORIA STICHTER, b June 23, 1892; dau John M. and Kate (Master) Stichter [38-526]; m Apr. 26, 1916, OLIVER FRANKLIN WERT, b Sept. 26, 1890; s Charles and Beulah Wert. Machinist; res. Macungie, Pa. One child: Miles Oliver, b June 9, 1917. [38-678] ELMER FRANCIS STICHTER, b Aug. 7, 1894; s John M. and Kate (Master) Stichter [38-526]; m Oct. 20, 1917, ELSIE EMMA MOYER, b Nov. 6, 1899; dau Milton J. Moyer. Mill¬ wright; res. 418 N. 10th St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) 560 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [38-681] ANNA MARIA GABEL, b May 30, 1873: dau Peter H. and Frederica (Steinbach) Gabel [38-528]; m Nov. 26, 1891, JOSEPH S. WHITMOYER, b Sept. 24, 1866; d May 22, 1896; s Frederick and Rebecca (Seiders) Whitmoyer. Tailor; res. 206 N. 12th St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Samuel F., b Nov. 12, 1892; d Oct. 13, 1913. [38-710] 2. Clifford J., b Jan. 16, 1895; m Violet M. Karbel. [38-682a] MARY C. GABEL, b Nov. 19, 1874; dau Peter H. and Frederica (Steinbach) Gabel [38-528]; m SAMUEL E. CUMMINGS. Divorced. One child: [38-711] Henry C., b Apr. 13, 1893; m Pearl M. Graul. [38-682b] MARY C. GABEL CUMMINGS, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 22, 1903, JOHN D. FIES, b Apr. 22, 1872; s John and Mary (Dautrich) Fies. Grocery store; res. 1701 Centre Ave., Read¬ ing, Pa. (1919.) [38-683] ELLSWORTH GABEL, b Sept. 22, 1878; s William T. and Clara (Moll) Gabel [38-531]; m Mar. 1, 1900, MARY MARGARET RAY, b Jan. 15, 1880; dau James A. and Katie C. (Ziegler) Ray. Bookbinder; res. 1613 Carnation St., Harrisburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Allen Henry, b May 17, 1901; d July 2, 1901. 2. Katharine Marie, b July 18, 1902. 3. Clyde William, b Oct. 17, 1907. 4. Clara Elizabeth] 5. Mary Margaret / twins , b May 21, 1909; • / \d Apr. 29, 1910. [38-684] AGNES GABEL, b Mar. 15, 1882; dau William T. and Clara (Moll) Gabel [38-531]; m Sept. 14, 1901, LESTER PERCY BIEHL, b June 27, 1881; s James E. and Catharine (High) Biehl. House carpenter; res. 310 Birch St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): 1. James Lester, 6 Apr. 8, 1902. 2. Edna Earl, b May 22, 1903. 3. Agnes Edith, b Dec. 4, 1904. 4. Claude Vernie, b Jan. 16, 1907. 5. Mary Thelma, b May 5, 1909. 6. Clara Evelyn, b July 19, 1910. 7. William Harold, 6 Aug. 31, 1912. 8. Catharine Marie, b July 15, 1918. [38-685] JOHN HENRY GABEL, b July 14, 1881; s Ambrose S. and Rosa A. (Good) Gabel [38- 532]; m Feb. 9, 1901, OLIVIA HOUCK DEYSHER, b July 4, 1883; dau Oscar and Mary E. (Houck) Deysher. Clerk; res. 423 Franklin St., W. Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Luther Ambrose, b Jan. 15, 1903. 2. Miriam Gertrude, b Nov. 1, 1905. 3. Dorothy Ethel, b Sept. 13, 1908. 4. Grace Virginia, b July 4, 1914. [38-686] BESSIE MAY GABEL, b Sept. 18, 1885; dau Ambrose S. and Rosa A. (Good) Gabel [38-532]; m Apr. 14, 1906, ROBERT CLEVELAND ETCHBERGER, b Apr. 14, 1885; s Ezra Peter and Henrietta (Manbeck) Etchberger. Street car conductor; res. 1 119 Moss St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) One child: Donald Carl, b Mar. 5, 1908. [38-688] CLARA LUCINDA GABEL, b July 6, 1892: dau Ambrose S. and Rosa A. (Good) Gabel [38-532]; m Oct. 7, 1911, CARL AUGUSTUS LE VAN, b Nov. 25, 1892; s Edward Foster and Eliza¬ beth V. (Born) LeVan. Machinist; res. 1105 N. 9th St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) One child: Ambrose Edward, b Nov. 30, 1911. Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families 561 [38-689] MAUD R. SCHAEFFER, b Oct. 21, 1885; daw Peter and Esther (Gibbert) Schaeffer [38- 535a]; m Apr. 3, 1905, WILLIAM STROHM, b Jan 21, 1883; s Jacob and Sara (Smith) Strohm. Rail¬ roader; res. 549 Willow St., Pottstown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Dorothy M., b Apr. 3, 1906. [38-691] MAGGIE REITNAUER, b Feb. 5, 1890; dau Horace S. and Emma M. (Gibbert) Reit- nauer [38-536]; m Apr. 1, 1913, FRANK ZISS, b Oct. 15, 1888; res. 1022 19th St., Niagara Falls, N. Y. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Annie, b May 27, 1914. 2. Bernice, b Jan. 23, 1916. 3. Horace, b Nov. 6, 1917. [38-692] CHARLES REITNAUER, b Sept. 2, 1899; s Horace S. and Emma M. (Gibbert) Reitnauer [38-536]; m Feb., 1917, MINNIE LEVAL, b June 13, 1899; res. 757 Beech St., Pottstown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Douglass, b Nov. 18, 1917. [38-692.10] IDA FREY, b May 27, 1866; dau Readen and Maria (Miller) Frey [38-538.10]; m OSCAR K. FETHERMAN. Ida Frey Fetherman married 2d time, Horatio K. Schultz [70-40b]. Children (3): [38-711.10] 1. Stella, b Mar. 31, 1888; m Fred Conrad; Palm, Pa. [38-711.11] 2. Mabel, b May 12, 1885; m Harry Roberts; Hereford, Pa. [38—7 11.12] 3. Levi, m Mary Schultz. [38-692.1 la] CHARLES FREY, s Readen and Maria (Miller) Frey [38-538.10]; m AMANDA SCHULTZ, b July 17, 1869; dau Hepry and Barbara (Kriebel) Schultz [70-35]. Divorced. Amanda (Schultz) Frey, married 2d time, Henry Schultz [149-1 60b]. Charles Frey, married 2d time; lives in Allentown, Pa. Children (£): [38-711.13] 1. Warren, b Sept. 12, 1890; m Katie M. Reiter. [38-711.14] 2. Wesley, b June 1, 1892; m Beulah Gehris. [38-692.13] KATIE C. FREY, b Jan. 22, 1877; dau Readen and Maria (Miller) Frey [38-538.10]; m Feb. 19, 1898, HARRISON M. KLINE, b Nov. 21, 1876. Farmer; res. Emaus, Pa. (1921.) Children (8): [38-710.20] 1. Verna E., b Jan. 2, 1900; m Morris V. Wagner; Zionsville, Pa. 2. Edwin C., b May 27, 1902. 3. Paul A., b Dec. 24, 1904. 4. Marcus F., b June 19, 1908. 5. Marie M., b June 28, 1911. 6. Jennie I., b June 24, 1913. 7. Harry M., b Sept. 22, 1915. 8. Florence R., b Nov. 2, 1919. [38-695] DEMUS GEHO, b May 26, 1881 ; s Jacob W. and Rebecca (Nuss) Geho [38-540]; m Feb. 16, 1901, IDA ROTH, b Apr. 16, 1879; dau Owen A. and Aquilla (Snyder) Roth. Carpenter and con¬ tractor; res. 243 S. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [38-712] 1. Miriam L., b July 19, 1901; m Russel W. Groh. 2. Lloyd Demus, b Feb. 13, 1904. 3. Albert Owen, b Jan. 7, 1907. [38-696] WILLIAM D. GEHO, b Oct. 14, 1887; s Clinton and Amanda M.,(Fox) Geho [38-541]; rn Feb. 29, 1908, AMY LYDIA ROMIG, b Jan. 29, 1887; dau William J. and Mary Ann (Moyer) Romig. Wiremill oiler; res. 926 North St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 562 Children (4): 1. Mary Amanda, b Aug. 8, 1908. 2. Clinton William, b Jan. 6, 1910. 3. David Leroy, b July 24. 1913. 4. Stanley R., b Oct. 24, 1914. [38-697] SILVA MAY GEHO, b Aug. 28. 1890; dau Clinton M. and Amanda M. (Fox) Geho [38-541]; m Jan. 9, 1914, JACOB R. BAUM, b Jan. 22, 1881; s Andrew and Lucetta (Richard) Baum. Bethlehem Steel Works; res. 429 Juniper St., Quakertown, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Ella M. Geho, b June 10, 1909. 2. Jacob N., b June 29, 1915; d Nov. 26, 1915. [38-697.1] HOWARD N. SNYDER, b Apr. 4, 1895; s Samuel S. and Hannah R. (Geho) Snyder [38-542]; m Nov. 27, 1919, ESTELLA M. KRAUSS, b Sept. 22, 1900; dau Allen S. and Clara W. (Krie- bel) Krauss [202-24]. Laborer; res., Pennsburg, Pa. (1921.) One child: Catherine A., b June 24, 1920. [38-698] CLARENCE I. SNYDER, b July 16, 1896; s Samuel and Hannah R. (Geho) Snyder [38- 542]; rn Feb. 5, 1916, BEULAH MILLER, b May 23, 1893; dau Silvester and Elamina (Quier) Miller. Carpenter; Corning, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Dorothea Miller, b Apr. 29, 1916. 2. May Miller, b July 31, 1917. [38-700] HATTIE E. GEHO, b June 30, 1893; dau Milton B. and Lizzie A. (Kratz) Geho [38-543]; m July 25, 1914, RAYMOND STEELEY, b Aug. 12, 1891; s Charles and Liveria (Myers) Steeley. Farmer; res. Bedminster, Pa. (1918.) One child: Elsie May, b Dec. 4, 1916. [38-701] ELMER NELSON GEHO, b Feb. 4, 1893; s Harvey B. and Emma J. (Rickert) Geho [38-544]; m May 10, 1913, HELEN BRUNNER, b Aug. 17, 1892; dau Joseph A. and Clara A. (Miller) Brunner. Flour, Feed, and Coal business; res. Emaus, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Joseph Harvey, b Mar. 31, 1914. 2. Lillian Mae, b Apr. 5, 1916. [38-702] EDWARD L. CASSEL, b Aug. 27, 1901; s Samuel G. and Maud (Boyles) Cassel [38-548]; m June 28, 1919, LILLIAN FLUCK, b May 17, 1888; dau Jerry and Margaret (Hangey) Fluck. Electrician; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Laura Maud, b Dec. 9, 1919. [38-703] EDITH L. BOATMAN, b Oct. 21, 1890; dau Edward and Ida M. (Rea) Boatman [38- 616]; m Feb. 19, 1911, JOHN CRIST, b Oct. 20, 1883; s Samuel and Mary (Phillips) Crist. Farmer; res. Sonestown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Woodrow, b May 12, 1913. [38-704] ALBERT H. BOATMAN, 6 Apr. 11, 1892; s Edward and Ida M. (Rea) Boatman [38-616] ; m June 25, 1913, ELIZABETH REICHARD, b Apr. 17, 1886; dau John and Armanda (Mertz) Reichard. Electrician; res. Sonestown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Mazie Althea, b Oct. 30, 1918; d May 28, 1919. [38-705] MARY E. BOATMAN, b May 2, 1894; dau Edward and Ida M. (Rea) Boatman [38-616]; m Mar. 12, 1912, J. J. TEMPLE, b May 18, 1893; s John L. and Martha J. (Allen) Temple. Laborer; res. Lock Haven, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 563 Children (4): 1. Alberta May, b May 24, 1913. 2. Eugene Lloyd, b May 22, 1916; d Oct. 17, 1916. 3. Chalmer Larue, b Jan. 6, 1918. 4. De Mont William, b Aug. 20, 1920. [38-706] GERTRUDE L. BOATMAN, b Jan. 15, 1896; dau Edward and Ida M. (Rea) Boatman [38-616]; m Feb. 20, 1914, HARVEY ALLEN, b Sept. 28, 1894; s William and Sarah Alice (Philips) Allen. Laborer; res. Mawr Glen, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Arthur Lee, b July 9, 1914. 2. Edith Irene, b Apr. 23, 1916. 3. William Edward, b May 10, 1918. 4. Raymond Oscar, b Aug. 7, 1920. [38-707] LEON C. BOATMAN, b Oct. 15, 1897; s Edward and Ida M. (Rea) Boatman [38-616]; m Oct. 9, 1915, TRESSA GANSEL, b 1897; dan John and Julia Anna (Keller) Gansel. Farmer; res. Muncy Valley, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Thelma, b 1916. 2. Carl, 6 1918; d Dec. 7, 1918. [38-709] JOHN F. MOYER, b Apr. 26, 1900; s Horace and Alice Cora (Reinhart) Moyer [38-673]; m Feb. 28, 1920, ESTELLA SMITH, b Dec. 7, 1901 ; dau John and Mary (Youse) Smith. Toolmaker; res. 841 Chestnut St., Emaus, Pa. (1921.) One child: Paul E., b Mar. 9, 1920. [38-710] CLIFFORD J. WHITMOYER, b Jan. 16, 1895; s Joseph S. and Anna M. (Gabel) Whit- moyer [38-681]; m Sept. 30, 1915, VIOLET M. KARBEL, b Aug. 23, 1893; dau George J. and Annie (Wanner) Karbel. Knitter; res. 650 N. 10th St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) One child: Robert Earl, b Apr. 17, 1916. [38-711] HENRY C. CUMMINGS, b Apr. 13, 1893; s Samuel E. and Mary C. (Gabel) Cummings [38-682a];m Mar. 22, 1913, PEARL MAE GRAUL, b June 12, 1894 \dau William E. and Katherine A. (Seidel) Graul. Ship rigger; res. 6925 Saybrook Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. John Henry, b Nov. 17, 1913. 2. Mary Catherine, b July 19, 1915. [38-711.10] STELLA FETHERMAN, b Mar. 31, 1888; dau Oscar K. and Ida (Frey) Fetherman [38-692.10] ; m May 1, 1909, FRED CONRAD, b May 17, 1887 ; s Alfred and Mary (Hartman) Conrad. Employee of glove factory; res. Palm, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [38-711.11] MABEL FETHERMAN, b May 12, 1885; dau Oscar K. and Ida (Frey) Fetherman [38-692.10]; m Dec. 19, 1907, HARRY ROBERTS, b July 19, 1890. Carpenter; res. Hereford, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): 1. James O., b Oct. 27, 1909. 2. Florence M., b Mar. 22, 1911. 3. Mary E., stillborn; June 23, 1913. 4. Charles H., b Mar. 6, 1916. 5. Gertrude E., b Aug. 24, 1919; d Oct. 11, 1919. [38-711.12] LEVI FETHERMAN, s Oscar K. and Ida (Frey) Fetherman [38-692.10]; m MARY SCHULTZ, b May 2, 1884; dau Samuel and Elmira (Schantz) Schultz [149-79]. Res. East Greenville, Pa., R. D. No. 1. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 564 Children (J).‘ 1. Raymond. 2. Norman. 3. Grace, d Sept. 17, 1909; aged 3 wks., 3 days. 4. Francis Oscar, d Jan. 31, 1914; aged 1 mo., 11 days. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [38-711.13] WARREN FREY, b Sept. 12, 1890; s Charles and Amanda (Schultz) Frey [38-692. 11a]; m Aug. 4, 1910, KATIE MAE REITER, b Jan. 22, 1891; dau Manoah A. and Maggie C. (Weiss) Reiter. Farmer; res. Boyertown, Pa., R. D. No. 13. Children (4): 1. Marion M., b July 3, 1911. 2. Pearl V., b May 13, 1914. 3. Harold L., b Feb. 24, 1916. 4. Iva B., b June 17, 1918. [38-711.14] WESLEY FREY, b June 1, 1892; s Charles and Amanda (Schultz) Frey [38-692. 11a] ; m Mar. 4, 1914, BEULAH GEHRIS, b Jan. 21, 1896; dau Frank and Mary (Roeder) Gehris. Furnace man; res. Emaus, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Grace, b Feb. 25, 1915. 2. Wilbur, b Mar. 25, 1917. [38-712] MIRIAM L. GEHO, b July 19, 1901 ; dau Demus and Ida (Roth) Geho [38-695]; m Sept. 10, 1918, RUSSEL WILSON GROH, b Sept. 6, 1899; s Calvin and Viola (Kemmerer) Groh. Furniture worker; res. 243 S. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Althea, b Oct. 31, 1918; d Nov. 2, 1918. GREGORIUS MEISTHER (MESCHTER) [E 43] and his DESCENDANTS 566 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43] GREGORIUS MEISTHER (MESCHTER), JR. [E 43], b about Nov., 1705; d Dec. 16, 1775; he was the youngest s of Balthasar Meisther who d Apr. 1, 1723, and is buried in the “Viehweg” in Harpersdorf, and who was a gardener in Langneundorf, Silesia. On July 25, 1733, Gregorius Meisther m MARIA KRAUSS [E 120]; d Nov. 11, 1756, youngest dau of Melchior Krauss, gardener in Langneun¬ dorf. They were m in Berthelsdorf, Saxony, and came to Pa. in 1734. Gregorius made “his mark” in signing the Oath of Allegiance. He was naturalized Apr. 10, 1759. He bought land in Hereford Twp., Pa., where he lived and died [ Plate C IX). Both Gregorius Meisther and wife are buried in Washington Schw. Cem. Gregorius was a brother of Melchior Meisther [E 66]. Children (7): [43-1] 1. Christopher [E 121], b June 4, 1734, on the St. Andrew , en route to America (c/. Erlau- terung, p ^65); d Feb. 12, 1791; m Christina Yeakel. [43-2] 2. Maria, b Dec. 21, 1736; d - - — ; m Andrew Dague; d in Lancaster Co., Pa. [43-3] 3. Melchior, b June 28, 1740; d Dec. 21, 1793; m Anna Maria (Yeakel) Zoller. [43—4] 4. Susanna, b Sept. 5, 1742; d - ; m - Deysher (Deischer). [43-5] 5. Baltzer, b Oct. 1, 1745; d Aug. 2, 1809; m Magdalena Getman. [43-6] 6. Anna, b May 29, 1748; d May 17, 1833; m Jacob Seibert. [43—7 ] 7. George, b Apr. 18, 1750; d - - — — - in Germany; m in North Carolina. No issue. [43-1] CHRISTOPHER MESCHTER [E 121], b June 4, 1734; d before Feb. 12, 1791; s Gregorius and Maria Krauss Meisther [43]; m May 6, 1766, by Rev. Christopher Schultz to, CHRISTINA YEA¬ KEL, b 1748; d — - - — 1837 ; dau Jeremiah and - - (Wolf) Yeakel [38-4]. Christopher Mesch- ter was b on the St. Andrew and came to Pa. in 1734 with his parents. He acquired his father’s farm in Hereford Twp., Pa. [ Plate C IX)] also bought other land which he conveyed to his son Christopher for £1200 prior to 1799. He is buried in Washington Schw. Cem. His widow, Christina, married Jacob Hunsberger [38-11], on or before April 12, 1794 [Dr. J. L. Masters). On May 27, 1799, Christina Hunsberger received £49. 2s. 4d., balance of money willed her by her first husband. This will was signed Feb. 8, 1791 . In signing her name she made “her mark.” George Lohr of Hereford Twp., Pa., was guardian for the Meschter children. Children (10): 1. Susanna, b Feb. 20, 1767; d May 2, 1767. 2. Maria, b Mar. 10, 1768; d Oct. 18, 1769. 3. David, b Sept. 13, 1769; d Dec. 20, 1774. 4. Christina, b Dec. 24, 1771; d Dec. 2, 1775. 5. Christopher, b Dec. 10, 1774; d Jan. 3, 1775. [43-8] 6. Regina, b Sept. 26, 1776; d Feb. 5, 1800; m Daniel Yocom. [43—9] 7. Christopher, b Mar. 13, 1778; d Nov. 6, 1859; m Mary Kerling. [43-10] 8. Magdalena, b June 17, 1780; d July 26, 1856; m Daniel Yocom. [43—1 1 ] 9. John, b June 22, 1783; d Jan. 16, 1852; m Elizabeth De Haven. [43—12] 10. Isaac, b Jan. 23, 1787; d June 21, 1853; m Mary Clemence. [43-2] MARIA MESCHTER, b Dec. 21, 1736; dau Gregorius and Maria (Krauss) Meisther [43]; m Dec. 20, 1762, ANDREW DAGUE of Lancaster Co., Pa. [ This information is obtained from records in S. H. L.) The editor was not able to trace descendants of this family conclusively, but from court records and traditions handed down in the various Dague families hereinafter listed, we think we are justified in including these families in the list of Schwenkfelder descendants. In Will Book V , 1:783, Lane. Co., Pa., we find the will of Andrew Dague, probated Dec. 6, 1854. This Andrew lived in Salisbury Twp., Lane. Co., and mentions the following: “Daughter Mary, wife of Clemson B. Moore of Indiana; daughter Ann, wife of John Lora; daugh¬ ter Rachel, wife of Christian Yoder; my grandson, David, son of my son Andrew; my daughter, Leah, her daughter Mary Ann Cooper, wife of Jacob Fretz.” The daughter Leah appears to have been a lunatic. He also mentions “my five children, Andrew, David, Mary, Ann, Rachel.” The executors were his son, David Dague, and son-in-law, John Lora, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 5G7 both of Salisbury Twp., Pa. They were empowered to sell his real estate in the state of Pennsylvania or elsewhere. In D. B. P. 8, 57:110, the heirs of Andrew Dague were given as follows in 1856: David Dague, Andrew Dague, Mary Moore, Ann Lora, David Dague, Jr., Marianne Fritz, Andrew Yoder, Christian Yoder, Anne Mary Yoder, Clemson B. Moore of Franklin Co., Indiana, and Mary, his wife, late Mary Dague. We believe the above named Andrew Dague was a grandson of Andrew Dague and Maria Mesch- ter. On the above hypothesis we arrange the Dague families as follows: [43-2] MARIA MESCHTER, m ANDREW DAGUE in 1762; had at least one son: [43-12.1] Andrew, m Ann - - In 1797, Dec. 30, Andrew Deig (Dague) and wife Ann of Salisbury Twp., sold 39 A. of Land [Lane. Court Records W. 3.708}. In 1804, Mar. 31, the same parties gave a mortgage for 107 A. and 10 A. [Lane. Court Records O. 3.157]. They sold these tracts of 107 and 10 acres Apr. 14, 1807. [43-3] MELCHIOR MESCHTER, b June 28, 1740; d Oct. 21, 1793; s Gregorius and Maria (Krauss) Meisther [43]; m Nov. 20 (24), 1774, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, ANNA MARIA (YEAKEL) ZOLLER, widow; dau Jeremiah and — - - (Wolf) Yeakel [38-4], and widow of - Zoller. Lived in Goshenhoppen, Pa. Children (J): [43-13] 1. George, b Apr. 14, 1775; m Susanna Heimbach. 2. Rosina, b Sept. 13, 1776. [43-14] 3. Barbara, b Aug. 14, 1778; m John Davidheiser. 4. David, b Oct, 10, 1780; d Oct. 24, 1793. [43-5] BALTHASAR MESCHTER, b Oct, 1, 1745; d Aug. 2, 1809; s Gregorius and Maria (Krauss) Meisther [43]; m MAGDALENA GETMAN, b Sept. 4. 1760; d Oct. 4, 1846. Children (9): 1. Susanna, b July 21, 1777. 2. Abraham. 3. David. 4. George. 5. John. • [43-15] 6. Jacob, b Feb. 11, 1797; d Dec, 18, 1851; m Catharine Hendricks. [25-13] 7. Maria, b Apr. 12, 1787; d Apr. 28, 1868; m Solomon Kriebel. [43—16] 8. Elizabeth, m Andrew Kuhns. 9. Magdalena. [Further data unobtainable.} [43-6] ANNA MESCHTER, b May 29, 1748; d May 17, 1833; dau Gregorius and Maria (Krauss) Meisther [43] ; m in 1781, JACOB SEIBERT, b Feb. 28, 1755; d Sept. 26, 1823. Children (4): 1. Abraham, b Apr. 18, 1782. 2. Christopher, b Mar. 10, 1785; d May 17, 1864. \ 3. Daniel, b Oct. 6, 1787; d Aug. 29, 1882; m Charlotte Yeakel. [43— 17b] j l 2. Elizabeth Wagner. [43—18] 4. David, b Jan. 9, 1790; d May 12, 1875; m Susanna Y. Gerhard. [43-8] REGINA MESCHTER, b Sept. 26, 1776; d Feb. 5, 1800; dau Christopher and Christina (Yeakel) Meschter [43-1]; m 1798 or 1799, DANIEL YOCOM, b May 13, 1775; d Mar. 30, 1841 or 1861. One daughter: [43-19] Rachel (Regina), b Jan. 15, 1800; d Mar. 30, 1877; m Michael Kegerize. [43-9] CHRISTOPHER MESCHTER or MASTERS, b Mar. 13, 1778; d Nov. 6, 1859; s Christo¬ pher and Christina (Yeakel) Meschter [43-1]; m Nov. 18, 1800, MARY KERLING, b Nov. 14, 1781; d Oct. 10, 1838. Christopher Master lived in Union Twp., Berks Co., Pa., was a blacksmith; signed his name to a release as “Christopher Meschter.” He is said to have gone to Canada, but, according to the Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 568 late Dr. J. L. Masters of Indianapolis, Christopher Master went to Indiana in 1833. Upon his arrival there he was called “Christopher Masters,” but did not write the s to his name until about 1840. After that he signed his name “Masters” more and more, until he finally wrote it thus almost always. All his descendants write their names as “Masters.” [43-20] [43-21] [43-22] [43-23] [43-24] [43-25a] [43-25b] [43-26] [43-27] [43-28] [43-29a] [43-29b] [43-30] Children (14)-' 1. Rachel, b Aug. 21, 1801; d Aug. 21, 1802. 2. Hannah, b Nov. 15, 1802; d Mar. 17, 1884; m John S. Ross. 3. Jacob, b Dec. 27, 1803; d Nov. 26, 1893; m Juliann Kearns. 4. John, b July 9, 1805; d Jan. 22, 1 891 ; m Susanna Harris. 5. James, b Apr. 27, 1807; d June 30, 1807. 6. Eleanor, b May 17, 1808; d July 7, 1863; m Isaac Rose. 7. Samuel, b Feb. 15, 1810; d Mar. 6, 1898; m Angeline Gordon. 8. Aaron, b Oct, 25, 1811; m I J/nthlAa CliLrk- l 2. Mary Ann Erb. 9. Ann, b Aug. 17, 1813; d Dec, 17, 1884; m Joseph Speer. 10. Mary, b Sept. 5, 1815; d Jan. 4, 1908; m Nimrod Kerrick. 11. Margaret, b June 16, 1817; d Oct. 5, 1874; m William Nelson. i 12. William, b May 17, 1819; d Oct. 5, 1897; m ( Mary S. Garrison. J l 2. Martha Cordelia York. 13. Elizabeth, b Dec. 30, 1821; d Apr. 21, 1899; m Uriah Rose. 14. Hiram, b Nov. 30, 1824; d Jan. 26, 1826. [43-10] MAGDALENA MESCHTER, b June 17, 1780; d July 26, 1856; dau Christopher and Christina (Yeakel) Meschter [43-1]; m DANIEL YOCOM, widower, husband of her late sister, Regina [43-8]. Children {12): [43-31] 1. Samuel, b Mar. 10, 1803; d - ; m Ann Kerlin. [43-32] 2. Mary, b June 24, 1805; d - ; m William Ehrgood. 3. Hannah, b Sept. 13, 1806; unm. [43-33] 4. John, b Mar. 26, 1808; d - ; m Joanna Hays. 5. Levi, b Oct. 31, 1809; d Aug. 10, 1843; unm. 6. Susanna, b Dec. 25, 1811; d May 16, 1833; unm. 7. Daniel, b Oct. 31, 1813; d in infancy. [43-34] 8. Isaac, b Feb. 16, 1815; m Annie Schantz. [43—35] 9. Sophia, b Nov. 15, 1816; m Eli T. Kerlin. 10. Sarah, b Sept. 5, 1818; d in infancy. [43-36] 11. Daniel M., b Oct. 21, 1819; d — - - — -; m Valeria L. Rahn. 12. Sarah, b Oct. 10, 1821; d in infancy. In 1810, Daniel Yocom lived in Unity Twp., Berks Co., Pa. W. A. Y. says he later resided near Pottstown, Pa. Data regarding the Yocom family was supplied to W. A. Yeakle, Feb. 24, 1882, by son and daughter of Isaac Yocom per “Sallie J. Yocom.” According to letter of John Master, dated Oct. 1, 1878, Isaac, Samuel and Daniel Yocom live near Douglassville, Pa. [ Impossible to obtain fur¬ ther or more recent data.) [43-11] JOHN MASTER, b June 22, 1783; d Jan. 16, 1852; s Christopher and Christina (Yeakel) Meschter [43-1]; m Feb. 21 (24), 1804, ELIZABETH DeHAVEN; d Dec. 5, 1864. John Master always wrote his name without the s. Some of his children followed his example, while others spelled the name Masters. He moved to Indiana in 1819. [/. L. M.) [43-37] [43-38] [43-39] [43-40] [43-41] [43-42a] [43-42b] Children {10): 1. Rachel, b June 3, 1805; d Jan. 9, 1893; m Thomas Glidewell. 2. Isaac, b July 23, 1807; d Aug. 9, 1876; m Martha Drake. 3. David, b Apr. 20, 1809; d Sept. 22, 1835. 4. Mary, b Apr. 1, 1811 ; d Jan. 15, 1892; m John Morgan. 5. Elizabeth, b May 20, 1813; d Aug. 9, 1896; m Richard Jaques. 6. Ann, b Feb. 25, 1816; d Feb. 9, 1844; m Thomas Steele. 7. Christopher, b Nov. 4, 1817; d July 8, 1896; m 1. Christina Welly. 2. Mrs. Isabel Duncan. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 50 9 8. John, b May 17, 1820; d Mar. 21, 1835. [43-43] 9. Samuel K., b Oet. 2, 1822; d Feb. 4, 1895; m Nancy Burk. 1 10. Jacob) b Dec. 6, J 825 ; d Jan. 21, 1916; m ( L Frances Whorton. [43-44bJ J I 2. Elcey Lee Curry. The editor is greatly indebted to the late Dr. John Louis Masters, and also to his son, Paul Masters, for much of the data in this book concerning the descendants of John Master. [43-12] ISAAC MASTER, b Jan. 23, 1787; d June 21, 1853; s Christopher and Christina (Yeakel) Meschter [43-1]; m May 11, 1809, MARY CLEMENCE, d May 26, 1870. Isaac Master moved to Canada soon after his marriage. Isaac Master migrated to Canada from Chester Co., Pa. He was the grandson of Gregorius Meister, one of the original Schwenkfelders who came to Pa. in 1734. His father, Christopher, the eldest son of Gregorius, was born on the St. Andrew while crossing the ocean. Five generations of Masters indirect descent are buried in the old family burying ground in Blenheim Twp., viz. Isaac Master, John Master, Isaac Master, John Master, and William Ewart Master. [Elsie Master data.] [43-45a] [43-45b] } 1 2. [43-46] 3. [43-47] 4. [43-48] 5. [43-49] 6. 7. [43-50] 8. [43-51] 9. [43-52] 10. [45-53] 11. [43-54] 12. [43-55] 13. 14. 15. Children (15): John, b Mar. 7, 1810; d Sept. 23, 1895; m | 1. Nancy Stauffer. 1 2. Catharine Reichard. Elizabeth, b Sept. 11, 1811; stillborn. George C., b Dec. 23, 1813; d Oct. 1, 1874; m Emeline Adsett. Sarah Ann, b Jan. 23, 1816; d Dec. 4, 1881; m Benjamin Shupe. Abraham, b Apr. 11, 1818; d July 7, 1853; m Lucinda Clemons. Mary, b May 7, 1820; m Edward Ellis. Isaac, b Jan. 25, 1822; d July 30, 1834. Hannah, b Dec. 18, 1824; m Benjamin Erb. Catharine, b Aug. 3, 1826: m Amos Snyder. Samuel, b June 19, 1828; d Feb. 5, 1860; m Barbara Hoffman. Nancy, b Mar. 29, 1830; m Jacob Shuh. Eliza, b July 2, 1832; m John Winger. Henry, b Mar. 27, 1834; m Alvira Haymaker. Lewis, b Jan. 8, 1836; d Aug. 15, 1836. Lucinda, b Jan. 29, 1837; d Nov. 12, 1854. [43-12.1] ANDREW DAGUE, s of Andrew and Maria (Meschter) Dague [43-2] ; m ANN - . At least one son: [43-55.1] Andrew, d 1754; m - . [No further data.] [43-13] GEORGE MESCHTER, b Apr. 14, 1775; s Henry and Anna Maria (Yeakel-Zoller) Meschter [43-3]; m SUSANNA HEIMBACH, dau Henry Heimbach. Children (9): [43-56] 1. Kathryn, m Peter Will. [43-57] 2. George, m - [43-58] 3. Henry, b Nov. 12, 1800; d June 24, 1879; m Judith Gregory. [43-59] 4. Susanna. [43-60] 5. Daniel, b Aug. 29, 1802; d Jan. 19, 1885; m Christena Johnson. [43—61 ] 6. Magdalena, m - Gehman. [43-61.1] 7. Lydia, m - ; Venango Co., Pa. [43-62] 8. David, b Jan. 17, 1813; d Oct. 8, 1881; m Catharine Hunsberger. [43—63] 9. Regina, b Mar. 18, 1815; m Gabriel Griesemer. According to the Bergey Family Data, a Henry Meschter, born 1800, married Elizabeth Leaser; was this the same Henry who married Judith Gregory? [ Unable to complete or verify.] [43-14] BARBARA MEISTER (MESCHTER), b Aug. 14, 1778; d - ; dau Melchior and Anna Maria (Yeakel-Zoller) Meschter; m JOHN DAVIDHEISER. Children (3): [43-64] 1. Henry, b Nov. 5, 1800; m Lydia Rhoads. [43-65] 2. John, b May 4, 1803; m - [43-66] 3. David; m Rachel Weaver. 570 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-15] JACOB MESTER, b Feb. 11, 1797; d Dec. 18, 1851; s Balthasar and Magdalena (Getman) Meschter [43-5]; m Nov. 14, 1820, by Rev. George Wack to CATHARINE HENDRICKS, b June 2, 1801; d July 11, 1888; dau John Hendricks. Jacob Mester was tax-collector in Worcester Twp., and always spelled his name Mester. [A. H. M.] Children ( 9 ): [43-67] 1. Charles H., b Sept. 2, 1821 ; d Jan. 18, 1894; m Catharine K. Linsenbigler Burkert. [43-68] 2. Jesse, b Sept. 17, 1823; d Oct. 29, 1891; m Susanna Hendricks. 3. Antrim, b Jan. 7, 1825; buried in Wentz’s Cem. [43-69] 4. Elizabeth, b June 28, 1827; d Oct. 8, 1903; m Paul Keiser. [43-70] 5. Sarah, b Oct. 29, 1831; d 1903; m Andrew J. Evans. 6. James, b Feb. 2, 1834; d Sept. 2, 1838. 7. Mary, b Jan. 7, 1836; d Dec. 5, 1851. [43-71] 8. Isaac D., b Apr. 19, 1838; d July 26, 1904; m Martha M. Custer. [43-72] 9. Barbara, b Aug. 6, 1840; d June 27, 1908; m Martin S. Keel. [43-17a] DANIEL SEIBERT, b Oct. 6, 1787; d Aug. 29, 1882; s Jacob and Anna (Meschter) Seibert [43-6]; m May 31, 1831, CHARLOTTE YEAKEL, b Nov. 11, 1792; d May 4, 1832; dau Isaac and Su¬ sanna (Anders) Yeakel [38-14]. No children. [43— 17b] DANIEL SEIBERT, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 29, 1838, ELIZABETH WAGNER, b 1812; d 1888; dau John Wagner. Children ( 6 ): 1. William, b Oct. 2, 1839; d July 31, 1855. [43-73] 2. Daniel, b Dec. 15, 1841. [No further data.] [43-74] 3. Jonathan, b Feb. 21, 1844; d Oct. 21, 1913; m Sarah Hersch. [43-75] 4. Anna, b Feb. 11, 1846; m Edwin Weber. 5. Susanna, b Dec. 27, 1847. [43-76] 6. Willoughby, b May 31, 1851; m Mary Kemmerer. [43-18] DAVID SEIBERT, b Jan. 9, 1790; d May 12, 1875; s Jacob and Anna (Meschter) Seibert [43-6]; rn in 1821, SUSANNA Y. GERHARD, b June 26, 1894; d Aug. 6, 1863; dau Matthias and Anna (Yeakel) Gerhard [38-20]. Weaver. Lived at Upper Milford, Lehigh Co., Pa. Children (JO): [43-77a] [43-7 7b] [43-77c] [43-78] [43-79] [43-80] [43-81] [43-82] [43-83] [43-84] 1. Catharine Althouse. 1. Anthony, b Aug. 30, 1822; m 2. - Schell. 3. Matilda Hettrick. 2. Joshua, b Jan. 15, 1824; m Judith - ; Allentown, Pa. 3. Esther, b May 29, 1825; m William Winkler. [No further data.] 4. Jonas, b May 8, 1827; d Aug. 18, 1902; rn Sarah Reinewald. 5. Maria, b June 20, 1829; m Joel Walter. [ No farther data.] i0e]. 1 twins, b Apr. 3, 1831 ; d Aug. 3, 1831. 7. Levi ) 8. Nathan, b Sept. 19, 1832; d Feb. - -, 1904; m Matilda Roeder. 9. Susanna, b Feb. 10, 1835; d Feb. - , 1912; m Levinus Schell. 10. Elizabeth, b Apr. 26, 1839; m Josiah Long. [43-19] RACHEL YOCOM, b Jan. 15, 1800; d Mar. 30, 1877; dau Daniel and Regina (Meschter) Yocom [43-8]; m Mar. 9, 1819, MICHAEL KEGERIZE, b May 9, 1795; d July 16, 1829. Children (5): [43-85] 1. Mary, b Feb. 7, 1820; d Apr. 6, 1854; m Jacob Slabach. [43-86] 2. Erastus, b Apr. 25, 1822; m Lucian Slabach. [43—87 ] 3. Abram, b Jan. 12, 1824; d July 2, 1855; m Margaret Vanaida. No issue. [43-88] 4. Verdilla, b July 10, 1825; dec; m Emanuel Haas. No issue. [43 89] 5. Michael, b Mar. 19, 1828; d June, 1914; m Orpha Keim. [No further record obtainable.] [43-20] HANNAH MASTERS, b Nov. 15, 1802; d Mar. 17, 1884; dau Christopher and Mary (Kerling) Masters [43-9]; rn 1827, JOHN S. ROSS, b Sept, 13, 1805; d Sept. 24, 1892; s Thomas and Rachel (Stackhouse) Ross. Farmer; lived in Connersville, Ind. (1922.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 571 [43-90] [43-90.1] [43-91] [43-91.1] [43-92] [43-93] [43-94] Children (9): 1. Mary, b Nov. 28, 1827; d June 1, 1892. 2. Francis M., b Apr. 10, 1829; d Feb. 8, 1903; m Elizabeth Alexander. 3. Elenor, b June 15, 1830 ; d Aug. 3, 1903 ; m George Templeton. 4. Christopher M., b June 7, 1832; d June 7, 1904; m Martha Burgess. 5. Thomas J., b Nov. 28, 1833; d Mar. 7, 1916; m Elizabeth DuBois. 6. Rachel S., b May 7, 1836; Shelbyville, Ind. 7. John W., b Sept. 30, 1837 ; d May 9, 1916; m Sarah Hanson. 8. Margaret A. 9. Sarah E. twins, b Feb. 26, 1842; d June 7, 1915; m William A. Hanson. 1920; m J. W. LaBar. [43-21] JACOB MASTERS, b Dec. 27, 1803; d Nov. 26, 1893; s Christopher and Mary (Kerling) Meschter [43-9]; m Jan. 5, 1830, JULIAN KEARNS, b Dec. 14, 1810; d Aug. — — , 1865. Children {11): 1. Mary, b Dec. 17, 1830; d July 1, 1832. [43-95] 2. Henry, b Feb. 9, 1832; d July 15, 1921; m Phoebe P. Dubois. 3. Christopher, b Dec. 21, 1833; d Mar. 29, 1861. 4. Aaron, b Nov. 9, 1836; d Jan. 20, 1900. [43-96] 5. Jacob K., b Nov. 4, 1838; d June 30, 1902; m Laura Hudson. 6. Eleanor, b Mar. 8, 1841; d Jan. 6, 1853. [43-97] 7. John W., b June 26, 1843; d Jan. 5, 1903; m Mary G. Harris. [43-98] 8. Julietta, b Mar. 1, 1846; m Lewis Miller. 9. Webster, b Aug. 6, 1848; d Sept. 12, 1851. [43-99] 10. Hannah, b Sept. 15, 1851; m James R. Johnstone. [43-100] 11. Leander M., b Sept. 5, 1856; m Elizabeth M. Templeton. [43-22] JOHN MASTERS, b July 9, 1805; d Jan. 22, 1891; s Christopher and Mary (Kerling) Meschter [43-9]; m Apr. 15, 1828, SUSANNA HARRIS, dau Jacob Harris. Lived in State of Indiana. Children ( 8 ): 1. Mary, b Jan. 16, 1829; d May 29, 1895; m Roderick R. Spencer. 2. Jacob Harris, b Mar. 31, 1830; d Nov. 19, 1918; m Mary L. Smith. 3. John Q., b Dec. 26, 1832; d Oct. 1, 1903; m Rebecca Jones. * 4. Jane, b Jan. 16, 1835; dec; m John W. Cheney. 5. Thomas Watson, b June 26, 1838; m Susanna Hayward. 6. Wm. Christopher, b June 10, 1841 ; dec; m Melvina Steinard. 1. Loretta J. Roberts. [43-101] [43-102] [43-103] [43-104] [43-105] [43-106] [43-1 07a] [43-107b] [43-1 08a] [43-1 08b] 7. Samuel Benson, b June 30, 1843; m 8. Levi Kerling, b Aug. 25, 1847 ; m 2. Mary Allen Folmsbee. 1. Mary A. Smith. 2. Minnie Waggoner. [43-23] ELEANOR MASTERS, b May 17, 1808; d July 7, 1863; dau Christopher and Mary (Kerling) Meschter [43-9]; m May 18, 1842, ISAAC ROSE, d July 29, 1879. Lived in Franklin Co., Indiana. Children (4): 1. Margaret, b Jan. 19, 1843. [43-109] 2. Tamson, b Dec. 29, 1844; m Marion Davis, Apr. 7, 1864. [43-110] 3. Drucilla, b Oct. 14, 1846; d Apr. 25, 1886; m Theodore Brown, Nov. 19, 1868. [43-111] 4. Phoebe, b May 3, 1848; d Oct. 3, 1890; m Henry Brown, Apr. 19, 1871. [ No further data obtainable .] [43-24] SAMUEL MASTERS, b Feb. 15, 1810; d Mar. 6, 1898; s Christopher and Mary (Kerling) Meschter [43-9]; m ANGELINE GORDON, dJuly 18, 1876; dau William Gordon. Lived near Laurel, Ind. Children (3): [43-112] 1. William Gordon, b Aug. 16, 1855; m Edith Curry. 2. Mary Elizabeth, 6 1857 ; dec. 3. Leonidas Morton, b July 2, 1864. [Paul Masters.] 572 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-25a] AARON MASTERS, b Oct. 25, 1811; dec; s Christopher and Mary (Kerling) Meschter [43-9]; m Oct. 20, 1841, CYNTHIA CLARK; d Dec. 31, 1858. Children (6): 1. David W., b Nov. 9, 1842; d Jan. 24, 1864. [43-113] 2. Mary Kerling, b Apr. 11, 1845; d Mar. 15, 1890; m William H. Younts. 3. Quincy Adams, b Jan. 30, 1847. [43-114] 4. Winfield Scott, b Apr. 24, 1849; dec; m Georgia Corey. 5. James Madison, b Apr. 2, 1852. [43-115] 6. Lewis Clark, b July 6, 1855; d July 10, 1911 ; m Amy A. Brown. [43-25b] AARON MASTERS, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 4, 1866, MARY ANN ERB. One child: Allen Willie, b Aug. 14, 1867. [No further data obtainable.} [43-26] ANNA MASTERS, b Aug. 17, 1813; d Dec. 17, 1884; dau Christopher and Mary (Kerling) Meschter [43-9]; ni JOSEPH SPEER. Lived in Kansas. Children (7): [43-115.1] 1. Margaret. [43-115.2] 2. Mary. [43-115.3] 3. John W., b Jan. 29, 1841; m Martha Elizabeth Baird. [43-115.4] 4. Samuel, dec; m Margaret Stout. [43-115.5] 5. Catharine. [43-115.6] 6. Matilda, [43-115.7] 7. Emma, [ Further data unobtainable; letters unans .] [43-27] MARY MASTERS, b Sept. 5, 1815; d Jan. 4, 1908; dom Christopher and Mary (Kerling) Masters [43-9]; m May 14, 1839, NIMROD KERRICK, b Oct. 13, 1808; d Dec. 13, 1897; s Thomas and Phoebe (Garruthers) Kerrick. Teacher and minister. [Mrs. Phoebe A. Bracken .] Children (5): [43-115.8] 1. Elinor Josephine, b Jan. 28, 1840; d Dec. 19, 1921; m Cyrus Mull; Manilla, Ind. [43-115.9] 2. Phoebe Ann, b Aug. 26, 1841; m Lieut. William H. Bracken. 3. William Masters, b May 18, 1844; d May 22, 1863, in the siege of Vicksburg during the Civil War. [43-115.10] [43-115. lla]\ [43-115. lib]/ 4. Leonidas Hamlin, b Oct. 16, 1846; d Mar. 13, 1907 ; m Sarah Funk, dec. 5. Thomas Christopher, b Apr. 24, 1848; m ( Laura Armstrong, dec. [ 2. Alice Harpole, dec. [43-28] MARGARET MASTERS, b June 16, 1817; d Oct. 5, 1874; dau Christopher and Mary (Kerling) Meschter [43-9]; m WILLIAM NELSON. Children (J): James, Margaret, Josephine and Elizabeth. [No further record.] [43-29a] WILLIAM MASTERS, b May 17, 1819; d Oct. 5, 1897 ; s Christopher and Mary (Kerling) Meschter [43-9]; m Dec. 21, 1844, MARY S. GARRISON, d Sept. 7, 1852. Children (J): [43-1 16a] [43-1 16b] [43-117] 1. Lewis L., b Feb. 2, 1846; d Sept. 1, 1852. | 2. Samuel Lafayette, b Mar. 1, 1848; m j Fannie Stott. 3. John Wilbur, b Mar. 5, 1850; d Jan. 22, 1890; m Mary Jane Leonard. 4. Mary Nevada, b July 5, 1852; d Sept. 24, 1852. [43-29b] WILLIAM MASTERS, same as above, m 2d time, May 13, 1860, MARTHA CORDELIA YORK, b Feb. 5, 1831; d Nov. 26, 1907. Rancher and stock farmer, State of Washington. Lived in Indiana; Portland, Ore.; and near Yakima City, Washington. Children ( 3 ); [43-118] 1. William York, b Apr. 1, 1862; m Elizabeth M. Bell. 2. Ernest Grant, b 1865; d Aug. 6, 1865. 3. Francis Kerrick, b Mar. 30, 1872; Portland, Ore. [ Paul Masters.} Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families DM [43-30] ELIZABETH MASTERS, b Dec. 30, 1821; d Apr. 21, 1899; dau Christopher and Mary (Kerling) Masters [43—9] ; m Mar. 23, 1844, URIAH ROSE, b June 16, 1819; d Dec. 29, 1885; s Uriah and Tamson (Garrison) Rose. Children (S): 1. Mary S., b Jan. 17, 1845; d Oct. 25, 1917; m Henry L. Smith. 2. Tamson, b Nov. 9, 1847; m Albert Gaddis; McCune, Kansas. 3. Emmons R., b Oct. 7, 1850; d Aug. 29, 1853. 4. Christopher, b Dec. 29, 1852; d May 2, 1860. 5. Elnora, b Dec. 23, 1855; d Sept. 2, 1914; m George Smith. 6. Elizabeth, b Jan. 26, 1858; m Rev. Charles T. Douglass. 7. William W., b Apr. 20, 1861; m Sarah Walter. 8. Josephine, b July 1, 1863; d June 1, 1892. [Inf or mat ion furnished by Mrs. William W. Rose.] [43-118.1] [43-118.2] [43-118.3] [43-118.4] [43-118.5] [43-31] SAMUEL YOCOM, b Mar. 10, 1803; dec; s Daniel and Magdalena (Meschter) Yocom [43-10]; m Jan. 17, 1826, ANN KERLIN, b Aug. 19, 1804. Children (9): [43-119] 1. Emeline, b Jan. 24, 1827; m Thomas Jones, Dec. 18, 1849. [43-120] 2. Henry, b Feb. 12, 1830; d Apr. 7, 1895; m Hannah Leopold. [43-121] 3. Jacob K., b Feb. 26, 1832; m Catharine Wanger. 4. Eleanor, b Aug. 5, 1834; d Aug. 19, 1834. [43-122] 5. Aaron M., b Aug. 19, 1835; d Nov. 5, 1878; m Jane Kelso. [43—123] 6. Samuel, b Nov. 6, 1838; m Eliza Root; Pottstown, R. D., Pa. [43-124] 7. Levi, b Dec. 27, 1840; m Emma Dalzell. [43-125] 8. Hannah Ann, b Jan. 16, 1843; m John Mengel. [43-126] 9. William Iv., b Nov. 2, 1845; m Ellen Leopold. [ No further data obtainable.] [43-32] MARY YOCOM, b June 24, 1805; d - ; dau Daniel and Magdalena (Meschter) Yocom [43-10]; m Sept. 3, 1828, WILLIAM EHRGOOD, b - , 1800; d Aug. 29, 1837. Children ( 5 ): [43-127] 1. Ann, b Dec. 31, 1829; m David Beckley, Mar. 12, 1863. [43-128] 2. Daniel, b Mar. 6, 1831; m Louisa Alspach, 1860. [43-129] 3. Sarah Ann, b Oct. 26, 1832; m David Womsher, 1855. [43-130] 4. Levi, b Aug. 29, 1834; m Elizabeth Spatz, 1860. [43—131 ] 5. Hannah, b Nov. 13, 1835; d Mar. 18, 1878; m Lafayette Brower, Dec. 26, 1859. [ No further data obtainable.] -; s Daniel and Magdalena (Meschter) Yo- [43-33] JOHN YOCOM, b Mar. 26, 1808; d - - com [43-10]; m Mar. 12, 1840, JOANNA HAYS, b Mar. 27, 1816. Lived in Indiana. Children ( 9 ): 1. Mary I., b Dec. 24, 1840. 2. Samantha I., b Sept. 9, 1843. 3. William M., b Feb. 20, 1846. 4. John E., b Feb. 2, 1848; d Dec. 22, 1853. 5. Anna M., b Oct. 29, 1849; d Dec. 22, 1853. 6. Daniel H., b May 11, 1852; d Aug. 19, 1853. 7. Louisiana M., b June 6, 1854; unm. 8. Kezia C., b Feb. 5, 1856; unm. 9. Lourana A., b May 9, 1858; unm. [No further data obtainable.] -; s Daniel and Magdalena (Meschter) Yo- [43-34] ISAAC YOCOM, b Feb. 16, 1815; d - com [43-10]; m Dec. 20, 1842, ANNIE SCHANTZ, b Sept. 10, 1818; d Sept. 4, 1858. Children ( 5 ): 1. Sarah J., b Mar. 13, 1844. [43-132] 2. Charles, b Aug. 20, 1845; d Oct. 19, 1918; m Harriet R. Kupp. 574 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-133] 3. Albert, b Mar. 5, 1849; m Lizzie Stauffer. 4. Eli K., b June 25, 1847; d Sept. 19, 1852. 5. Levi, b Nov. 23, 1850; d in infancy. [43-35] SOPHIA YOCOM, b Nov. 15, 1816; d — - ; dau Daniel and Magdalena (Meschter) Yocom [43-10] ; m Nov. 23, 1836, ELI T. KERLIN, b May — , 1808; d Oct. 8, 1876. No children. [43-36] DANIEL M. YOCOM, b Oct. 21, 1819; s Daniel and Magdalena (Meschter) Yocom [43-10]; m Dec. 23, 1845, VALERIA L. RAHN, b Eeb. 2, 1825. Children (6): 1. Mary V., b Mar. 14, 1847; d Apr. 15, 1863. [43-134] 2. Clara J., b Mar. 22, 1850; m Singleton Shaffer. [43-135] 3. Adda A., b Jan. 9, 1855; d Dec. 21, 1881; m David Williams. [43-135.1] 4. Charles A., b Sept. 7, 1857; m twice; was physician; lived at Douglassville, Pa. See family [49-1427]. 5. Newton K., b Aug. 13, 1860. 6. Eddie E., b May 9, 1863. [ No further data obtainable.} [43-37] RACHEL MASTER, b June 3, 1805; d Jan. 9, 1893; dau John and Elizabeth (DeHaven) Master [43-11]; m Mar. 6, 1823, THOMAS GLIDEWELL, b - ; d Oct. 29, 1868. Farmer. Lived near Fairfield, Ind. Children (18): 1. Allison B., b Dec. 18, 1823; d Jan. 22, 1835. [43-136] 2. Elizabeth, b May 31, 1825; m William Powell. [43-137] 3. Joanna, b May 21, 1827; m Joseph Barber. [43—138] 4. Mary, b Jan. 16, 1829; m Francis Barber. [43-139] 5. John, b Aug. 27, 1830; m Lucinda Carter. [43-140] 6. Celia, b Nov. 10, 1832; m John Wright. [43—141] 7. Robert, b Feb. 8, 1835; m Lydia Abernathy. [43-142] 8. Sarah Ann, b Nov. 1, 1837; m Wilson Jones. [43-143] 9. Lavina, b Sept. 8, 1839; m Charles Conrad. 10. Rachel Martha, b Oct. 29, 1841; d Apr. 29, 1856. [43-144] 11. Thomas Jefferson, b Dec. 18, 1843; m Margaret Conrad. [43-145] 12. Christopher C., b Dec. 17, 1845; m Ann Eliza Younts. [43-146] 13. Christina Catherine, b July 9, 1848; m Charles Morelock. [ No further data obtainable .] [Paul Masters.] [43-38] ISAAC MASTER, b July 23, 1807; d Aug. 9, 1876; s John and Elizabeth (DeHaven) Master [43-11]; m Dec. 24, 1829, MARTHA DRAKE, b - ; d Sept. 7, 1898. [43-147] [43-148a] [43-148b] [43-149a] [43-149b] [43-150] [43-151] [43-152] Children (6): 1. Mary Elizabeth, b Oct. 10, 1830; d Sept. 3, 1904; m Laten Sulzer. 1 2. James Kelly, b May 12, 1834; m I '• Susanna Burns, j l 2. Susanna Clayton. I 3. John Weilly, b June 3, 1837; d Jan. 7, 1897; m ( ^[ary J J [ 2. Mary A. Meley 4. Rachel Ann, b Dec. 28, 1839; ni Benjamin Slabaugh. 5. William H. H., b May 6, 1841; m Caroline Kitchart. 6. Martha Oliva, b Mar. 22, 1854; m Albert H. Weyburn. [43-39] MARY MASTER, b Apr. 1, 1811; d Jan. 15, 1892; dau John and Elizabeth (DeHaven) Master [43-11]; m Nov. 27, 1834, JOHN MORGAN. [No further data obtainable .] [43-40] ELIZABETH MASTER, b May 20, 1813; d Aug. 9, 1896; dau John and Elizabeth (De¬ Haven) Master [43-11]; m June 16, 1864, RICHARD JAQUES. [ No f urther data obtainable.] [43-41] ANN MASTER, b Feb. 25, 1816; d Feb. 9, 1844; dau John and Elizabeth (DeHaven) Master [43-11]; m Mar. 10, 1840, THOMAS STEELE. [ No further data obtainable.} Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 575 [43-42a] CHRISTOPHER MASTERS, b Nov. 4, 1817; d July 8, 1896; s John and Elizabeth (DeHaven) Master [43-11]; m Mar. 4, 1841, CHRISTINA WELLY, b — - — - — - — ; d Sept. 7, 1889. No children. [43-42b] CHRISTOPHER MASTERS, same as above, m 2d time, Aug. 9, 1890, MRS. ISABEL DUNCAN. No children. [Paul Masters .] [43-43] SAMUEL K. MASTER, 6 Oct. 2, 1822; d Feb. 4, 1895; s John and Elizabeth (DeHaven) Master [43-11]; m Jan. 25, 1855, NANCY BURK. Children (J): 1. Elizabeth Jane, b May 30, 1856; d Aug. 8, 1862. [43-153] 2. William H., b Nov. 1, 1858; m Helen M. Garrells. 3. Mary Luella, b Apr. 21, 1862. [43-154] 4. Lewis Watson, b Feb. 23, 1864; m Flora B. Kramer. [43-44a] JACOB MASTER, b Dec. 6, 1825; d Jan. 21, 1916; s John and Elizabeth (DeHaven) Master [43-11]; m 1st time, June 17, 1850, FRANCES WHORTON, b - ; d Sept. 25, 1856. Children (3): 1. Sylvester, b May 6, 1851; d Aug. 4, 1851. [43-155] 2. Elizabeth Alice, b July 27, 1852; m Gillis P. Campbell. 3. Mary Frances, b Aug. 11, 1856; d Oct. 21, 1856. [43-44b] JACOB MASTER, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 4, 1857, ELCEY LEE CURRY. Children (J): [43-156] 1. John C., b May 7, 1858; m Katharine M. Zideker. [43-157] 2. Christopher A., b June 2, 1861; d Apr. 7, 1909; m Elizabeth Sherwood. 3. Milton D., b Aug. 2, 1864; m 4. Curnel E., b Mar. 7, 1867; m Katie M. Lee. | 1. Lehannah F. White, i 2. Phoebe A. Bussel. [43— 158a] 1 43-1 58b] J [43-159] [43-45a] JOHN MASTER, b Mar. 7, 1810; d Sept. 23, 1895; s Isaac and Mary (Clemence) Master [43-12]; m Oct. 30, 1830, NANCY STAUFFER, b Aug. 4, 1811; d May 13, 1843; dau Samuel and Esther (Groh) Stauffer. Children (6): [43-160] [43-161] [43-162] [43-163a] [43-163b] [43-164] [43-165] 1. Sallie Ann, b Mar. 6, 1833; d May 22, 1915; m Jacob Shupe. 2. Isaac, b Mar. 19, 1835; d Jan 6, 1898; m Lydia Ann Fried. 3. Mary, b Mar. 12, 1837; d Feb. 1, 1891; m Samuel Levan. 1 4. Hannah, b June 4, 1839; m I 'Lafob S- Levan- J l 2. Edwin Roat. 5. Levi, b Feb. 8, 1841; d Feb. 17, 1903; m Mary Fried. 6. Harriet, b Mar. 14, 1843; d June 22, 1920; m George Biles. [43-45b] JOHN MASTER, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 30, 1844, CATHARINE REICHARD, b May 15, 1811; dec; dau Christian and Barbara (Betzner) Reichard. No children. Farmer; lived in Canada. (1920.) [43-46] GEORGE C. MASTER, b Dec. 23, 1813; d Oct. 1, 1874; s Isaac and Mary (Clemence) Master [43-12]; m Dec. 29, 1840, EMELINE ADSETT, b Jan. 13, 1825; d May 1, 1862. Children (J): !«-;«>?! ) 1. Lewis E.. b Nov. 3, 1S42; d Dee. 20, 1913; m j (• Minerva Hanford. [43-166b] J [2. Lorinda E. Smith. [43-167] 2. Edward Ellis, b Nov. 2, 1845; m Carrie A. Barnum. [43-168] 3. Jared K., b Feb. 19, 1848; m Magdalena Fellman. [43-169] 4. Melissa, b May 3, 1856; m John Hey. [43-47] SARAH ANN MASTER, b Jan. 23, 1816; d Dec. 4, 1881 ; dau Isaac and Mary (Clemence) Master [43-12]; m BENJAMIN SHUPE, dec. Res. Indiana. Had a family of several children; all are deceased except one. [ Eby's Hist, of Ontario, 1895.} Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 576 [43-48] ABRAHAM MASTER, b Apr. 11, 1818; d July 7, 1853; s Isaac and Mary (Clemence) Master [43-12]; m LUCINDA CLEMONS, a niece of Samuel F. B. Morse, inventor of the Telegraph. Abraham Master was killed in his saw-mill. (1920.) Children (2): [43-170] 1. David, b Nov. 21, 1842; d Feb. 11, 1916; m Fredericke Krieger. [43-171] 2. Mary Ann, b Oct. 20, 1848; d Mar. 26, 1890; m Wesley Eaton. Lucinda Clemons Master married 2d time, Charles Cosens, and had one son, Albert. [43-49] MARY MASTER, b May 7, 1820; dau Isaac and Mary (Clemence) Master [43-12]; m EDWARD ELLIS. Res. N. Dunfries, Canada. No issue. After her husband’s death Mrs. Ellis moved to Toronto where she still resides. [Eby's Hist, of Ont., 1895.] [43-50] HANNAH MASTER, b Dec. 18, 1824; dau Isaac and Mary (Clemence) Master [43-12]; m BENJAMIN ERB, b 1820; d 1856; s John and Saloma (Graybill) Erb. Res. New Hamburg, Ont., Canada. Mercantile business. About 1855 he moved to one of the western states where he died in 1856, leaving a family of six children: 1. Absalom, disappeared many years ago. 2. Acey, d in infancy. 3. Thomas, m, - ; South Chicago, Ill. 4. Edward Ellis, Waukegon, Mich.; m - 5. Eliza Ann, m twice; two children; a boy and a girl. 6. Sephrona, m - ; Martin, Kansas. [Eby's Hist, of Ont., 1895.] [43—51] CATHARINE MASTER, b Aug. 3, 1826; d - ; dau Isaac and Mary (Clemence) Master [43-12]; m Dec. 31, 1844, AMOS SNYDER, b May 14, 1824. Children (12): 1. Isaac, b Dec. 4, 1845. 2. Hannah, b May 10, 1847; d Sept. 2, 1848. 3. Mary, b June 6, 1848. 4. George, b July 11, 1850. 5. Eliza, b Mar. 6, 1852. 6. Henry W., b Oct. 12, 1853; m; lives at Pottsville, Ont. 7. John Wesley, b May 11, 1856. 8. Clemence, b Dec. 29, 1858. 9. Rachel, b May 5, 1861. 10. Lydia Ann, b Nov. 17, 1863. 11. Elsie, b May 23, 1866. 12. Rebecca, b Nov. 28, 1868. [Further data unobtainable.] [43-52] SAMUEL MASTER, b June 19, 1828; d Feb. 5, 1860; s Isaac and Mary (Clemence) Master [43-12]; m Oct. 16, 1849, BARBARA HOFFMAN, b Oct. 15, 1827. Children (3): [43-172] 1. Elizabeth, b Sept. 17, 1850; m John Von Kaenel. [43-173] 2. Angeline, b Sept. 27, 1855; d Aug. 7, 1878; m Peter Brown. [43-174] 3. David, b Sept. 29, 1856; d - , 1885; m Mary Gable. [43-53] NANCY MASTER, b Mar. 29, 1830; dau Isaac and Mary (Clemence) Master [43-12]; m Sept, 14, 1851, JACOB SHUIJ, b Jan. 28, 1831; d Mar. 23, 1875. Children (6): [43-174.1] 1. Adaline, b Feb. 17, 1853; m Henry Barrett. [43-174.2] 2. Mary A., b May 9, 1854; m Harry Messett. [43—174.3] 3. Allan, b Nov. 13, 1855; d Apr. 8, 1892; m Martha Grendon. 4. Milton, b Apr. 1, 1858; d Aug. 2, 1877. 5. Henry, b Oct, 26, 1860; d Dec. 4, 1881. 6. Alice F., b Oct. 6, 1872; d July 27, 1876. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-54] ELIZA MASTER, b July 2, 1832; dau Isaac and Mary (Clemence) Master [43-12]; m JOHN WINGER. They lived in Kitchener, Ont., for a number of years, but moved to Wooster, Ohio. They had a large family, but names of only three of the children were obtained and recorded. 1. Theresa, 2. Amanda, 3. Ella. [Eby's Hist, of Ont., 1895.] [43-55] HENRY MASTER, b Mar. 27, 1834; s Isaac and Mary (Clemence) Master [43-12]; m Dec. 31, 1856, ALVIRA HAYMAKER, b Feb. 22, 1840. Henry Master married Elmira Hammacher; reside at Millville, Mich.; have a family of several children. [Eby.] Children (5): 1. Edward, b Sept. 27, 1857. 2. Adoniram Judson, b Nov. 23, 1859. 3. George M., b Oct. 20, 1861. 4. Mary Jane, b Sept. 14, 1863. 5. William Henry, b Mar. 9, 1867. [ Unable to locate any member of this family.] 1] ANDREW DAGUE, d 1854; s Andrew and Ann Dague [43-12.1]; m - Children ( 5 ): 1. Mary, m Clemson B. Moore. 2. Ann, m John Lora. 3. Rachel, m Christian Yoder. 4. David, d Oct., 1879; m Margaret - 5. Andrew, m — - — - . [ Unable to locate or verify.] [43-56] KATHRYN MASTER, dau George and Susanna (Heimbach) Meschter [43-13]; m PETER WILL. Children ( 8 ): [43-174.9] 1. Angeline, m - Weller. [43-174.10] 2. Ellen, m — — - Gilbert. [43—174. 11] 3. Kathryn, m - Sants. [43-174.12] 4. Sarah, m — - Klinger. [43-174.13] 5. Polly, m — - Filhnan. 6. Ephraim. 7. Frank. 8. Joel. [Eby's Hist, of Ont., 1895.] [43-57] GEORGE MASTER, s George and Susanna (Heimbach) Meschter [43-13]; m - Children ( 6 ): 1. Charles, 2. Nathan, 3. James, 4. Lydia, 5. Caroline, 6. Dan. [Eby's Hist, of Ont., 1895.] [ Unable to complete or verify .] [43-58] HENRY MASTER, b Nov. 12, 1800; d, June 24, 1879; s George and Susanna (Heimbach) Meschter [43—13] ; m Jan. 3, 1829, JUDITH GREGORY, b July 4, 1799; d Mar. 17, 1877; dau John Gregory. Children (6): 1. Henrietta, b Sept. 3, 1829; d Dec. 3, 1896; unm. 2. Joseph, b July 4, 1831. [43-175] 3. Ann Elizabeth, b June 12, 1833; m James Long. No issue. [43—176] 4. Judith Susanna, b Apr. 11, 1835; m Thomas Bard. [43-177] 5. Sarah Ann, b Nov. 15, 1837; m Albert List. [43—178] 6. Manoah, b Aug. 13, 1841 ; d July 31, 1905; m Sarah Ann Rothenberger. [43-60] DANIEL MASTER, b Aug. 29, 1802; d Jan. 19, 1885; s George and Susanna (Heimbach) Meschter [43-13]; m CHRISTENA JOHNSON, b Apr. 2, 1804; d Oct. 18, 1864. Lived in Venango Co., Pa. (1920.) [43-55. [43-174.4] [43-174.5] [43-174.6] [43-174.7] [43-174.8] 578 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-179] [43-180] [43-181] [43-182a] [43-1 82b] [43-183a] [43-183b] [43-184] [43-185] Children (8): 1. Matilda, b Oct. 28, 1827; d Feb. 2, 1883; m William Jones. 2. Sarah, b Aug. 27, 1829; d May 6, 1905; m William Koch. 3. Charles, b Aug. 13, 1831; d Nov. 14, 1909; m Lydia Connor. 1. Hannah Rickenbrode. 2. Margaret M. Rickenbrode. 1. William Rickenbrode. 2. - Daum. 6. Reuben Henry, b Sept. 28, 1839; d Dec. 9, 1915; m Mrs. Elizabeth Altman Best. 7. Christena, b July 17, 1843; m Jacob W. Moliney. 8. Lydia, b - , 1844; d - 4. Jonathan, b July 31, 1832; d Mar. 1, 1900; m 5. Susanna, b - - - — 1836; d Jan. 17, 1898; m [43-62] DAVID MASTER, b Jan. 17, 1813; d Oct. 8, 1881; s George and Susanna (Heimbach) Meschter [43-13]; m in 1840, CATHARINE HUNSBERGER, b Mar. 16, 1815; d July 1, 1899; dau Christian Hunsberger. Children (10): [43-186] 1 . Mary Ann, b May 6, 1842 ; m Amos R. Fryer. [43-187] 2. Henry H., b Aug. 13, 1843; m Matilda Wendling. [43—188] 3. Evan H., b Oct. 27, 1844; m Elizabeth Bittenbender. [43-189] 4. James H., b Oct. 2, 1846; m Marietta Mabry. [43-190] 5. John H., b Feb. 8, 1848; m Lydia Daniel. 6. William, b Nov. 10, 1849; d Aug. 21, 1863; unm. [43-192] 7. George Washington, b Feb. 22, 1851; m Rebecca Baus. 8. David, b Dec. 10, 1853; d Apr. 12, 1879; unm. [43-194] 9. Milton H., b Sept. 21, 1855; d Jan. 6, 1914; m Lavina Hanich. [38-526] 10. Catharine Ann, b Oct. 25, 1858; m John M. Stichter. [43-63] REGINA MESCHTER, b Mar. 18, 1815; dau George and Susanna (Heimbach) Meschter [43-13]; m Sept. 2, 1841, GABRIEL GRIESEMER, b Dec. 27, 1813; s Isaac Griesemer. (1920.) Caspar Griesemer, the ancestor of Gabriel Griesemer, landed in Pa., in 1681, in the Ship “Thistle.” He settled on a tract of land located in Hereford Twp., Berks Co., Pa. He had a son, Valentine, who remained on the old homestead, and who in turn had a son, Isaac, who had the following children: Solomon, Isaac, Peter, Joseph, Gabriel, and Hattie. Children (8): [19-28b] 1. Elizabeth, b Nov. 26, 1842; m Henry Kriebel. 2. Susanna, b June 23, 1843; d May 8, 1918; unm. [25-157] 3. Sarah Ann, b Mar. 8, 1845; d July 2, 1901; m Henry A. Shuler. 4. Matthew, b Jan. 31, 1847; d July 12, 1847. [43-195] 5. Owen, b May 22, 1848; m Helen Lattimore. [43-196] 6. Mary Ann, b June 23, 1850; d Nov. 15, 1896; m Levi F. Moll. [43-197] 7. Percival, b June 8, 1853; m - ; 406 S. Main St., Goshen, Ind. 8. Joseph, b Mar. 17, 1857 ; d May - , 1917. [43-64] HENRY DAVIDHEISER, b Nov. 5, 1800; d Davidheiser [43-14]; m LYDIA RHOADS. [43— 198a] | [43-1 98b] J [43-199a] 1 [43-199b] 1 [43-199.1] Children 1. Maria, m (8): 1. Jacob Longenecker. 2. John Beck. ig 2. Catharine, unm. §) 3. Elizabeth, m 1. Fryberger. I 2. John Berk (or Drumheller). 4. John, m. 5. Hannah, unm. 6. Sarah, unm. 7. Joseph. 8. Henry. ; s John and Barbara (Meschter) [ Unable to verify or complete.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 579 [43-65] JOHN DAVIDHEISER, b May 4, 1803; s John and Barbara (Meschter) Davidheiser [43-14]; was married and had the following children: 1. Cyrus; single. 2. Daniel; went West. [43-200] 3. John, m. No issue. [ Unable to verify or complete.] [43-66] DAVID DAVIDHEISER, s John and Barbara (Meschter) Davidheiser [43-14]; m RACHEL WEAVER. [43-201] [43-202] [43-203a] [43-203b] Children (3): 1. Rebecca, m Ephraim Y. Hill. 2. Mary Ann, b Feb. 22, 1835; d Feb. 28, 1893; m John Fisher. 3. Rachel, b Oct. 23, 1842; d June 6, 1918; m f Shelienberger. ( 2. Samuel W. Koch [ Unable to verify or complete.] [43-67] CHARLES H. MESTER, b Sept. 2, 1821; d Jan. 18, 1894; s Jacob and Catharine (Hen¬ dricks) Mester [43-15]; m Sept. 26, 1868, CATHARINE K. (LINSENBIGLER) BURKERT, b May 15, 1834; d Nov. 29, 1919; dau Benjamin and Catharine (Koons) Linsenbigler and widow of Benjamin Burkert. Both Mr. and Mrs. Mester are buried in Wentz’s Cem., Pa. Mr. Mester was a cabinet maker and for many years was sexton of Wentz’s Church. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): [43-204] 1. Andrew Howard, b Oct. 13, 1869; m Naomi S. Yost. 2. Samuel Ellwood, b June 14, 1873; d July 9, 1875. [43-68] JESSE MESTER, b Sept. 17, 1823; d Oct. 29, 1891; s Jacob and Catharine (Hendricks) Mester [43-15]; m Nov. 5, 1848, SUSANNA HENDRICKS, b May 5, 1828; d June 25, 1863. Children (5): 1. Washington, b Sept. 16, 1849; d June 23, 1864. [43-205] 2. Martha, b Aug. 2, 1853; m Richard L. Huston; 505 W. Elm St., Norristown, Pa. [43-206] 3. Clara, b Oct. 6, 1855; m Milton R. Kurtz. [43-207] 4. Calvin, b July 10, 1857; m Mary Louise Kurtz; 160 W. Main St., Norristown, Pa. 5. Wilmon, b Nov. 6, 1859; d Oct. 15, 1862. [43-69] ELIZABETH MESTER, b June 28, 1827; d Oct. 8, 1903; dau Jacob and Catharine (Hen¬ dricks) Mester [43-15]; m Oct. 28, 1845, PAUL KEISER. No children. [43-70] SARAH MESTER, b Oct. 29, 1831; d Nov. - , 1903; dau Jacob and Catharine (Hen¬ dricks) Mester [43-15]; m Nov. 11, 1849, ANDREW J. EVANS, b Nov. 3, 1825; d 1892. (1918.) Both buried in Arlington Cemetery, Lansdowne, Pa. [43-208] [43-209a] [43-209b] [43-210] Children ( 8 ): 1. Jacob M., b June 10, 1851; d Aug. 14, 1915; m Emma A. Osborne. 2. Charles J„ b Oet. 4, 1853; m j If <*“ R. Edwards. [ 2. Fannie E. Fisher. 3. John N., b Apr. 15, 1856; m Marion R. Elliott. 4. Mark V. 5. Andrew J. twins, b July 25, 1860; unm. Addingham, Pa. 6. William S., b June 25, 1863; Clifton Heights, Pa. 7. Benjamin F., b Aug. 15, 1865; Clifton Heights, Pa. 8. Howard S., b Aug. 4, 1868; unm; Rochester, Minn. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [43-71] ISAAC DETWILER MESTER, b Apr. 19, 1838; d July 26, 1904; s Jacob and Catharine (Hendricks) Mester [43-15]; m Feb. 12, 1865, MARTHA M. CUSTER, b July 29, 1843; dau Samuel Custer. Farmer; Lower Providence, Pa. (1917.) Children (7): 1. Josephine, b Feb. 15, 1866; d Aug. 8, 1867 ; buried, Evansburg, Pa. [43-211] 2. Lillian M., b July 12, 1868; m Irvin B. Reinert. 580 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-212] 3. H. Florence, b Apr. 7, 1870; m Charles M. Hallman. 4. Williard, b Oct. 19, 1872; d Aug. 2, 1876; bur. Evansburg, Pa. [43-213] 5. Martha (Mattie) G., b Jan. 4, 1875; m Mord L. Evans. [43-214] 6. Walter S., b Oct. 30, 1877; m Linda D. Foust. [43-215] 7. A. Edna, b June 24, 1884; m Charles I. Fitzgerald. [43-72] BARBARA ANN MESTER, b Aug. 6, 1840; d June 27, 1908; dau Jacob and Catharine (Hendricks) Mester [43-15] ; m Apr. 19, 1864, MARTIN SUMMERS KEEL, b May 26, 1841; d Mar. 17, 1905. Lived in Chester, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): [43-216] 1. Catharine Elizabeth, b June 25, 1865; m Charles B. Rhoads. 2. Andrew Howard, b Mar. 7, 1867; d July 15, 1868. [43-217] 3. Harry Thompson, b Nov. 11, 1869; m Rebecca W. Neeld. 4. Maggie Cole, b Oct. 23, 1871; 925 W. 8th St., Chester, Pa. [43-218] 5. Emma List, b Oct. 8, 1875; m Harewood M. Fenton. [43-219] 6. Frank Moore, b Apr. 2, 1879; m Miriam A. Tingle. [43-75] ANNA SEIBERT, b Feb. 11, 1846; dau Daniel and Elizabeth (Wagner) Seibert) [43-17b]; m July 22, 1871, EDWIN WEBER, b Aug. 3, 1875; s Martin Weber. One child: Lily Elizabeth, b June 18, 1875. [No further data obtainable.} [43-76] WILLOUGHBY SEIBERT, b May 31, 1851; s Daniel and Elizabeth (Wagner) Seibert [43— 17b] ; m Mar. 28, 1874, MARY KEMMERER, dau Solomon Kemmerer. Children (2): 1. Kate Elizabeth, b Mar. 13, 1875. 2. Laura Jane, b June 21, 1878. [ Further data unobtainable.] [43-77a] ANTHONY SEIBERT, b Aug. 30, 1822; s David and Susanna (Gerhard) Seibert [43-18]; m Dec. 2, 1849, CATHERINE ALTHOUSE, b 1829; dau Henry and Juliann (Schultz) Althouse [62-3]. Children (2): [43-220] 1. Sarah Ann, b Oct. 27, 1850; m James George. [43-221] 2. Joel, d 1912; m Alsenia Weaver. [43-77b] ANTHONY SEIBERT, same as above, m 2d time, - - — SCHELL. [Further data unobtainable.} Res. Coopersburg, Pa. One child: [43-222] Henry, m - Hettrick, sister of Matilda; had a son. [43-77c] ANTHONY SEIBERT, same as above, m 3rd time, MATILDA HETTRICK. Weaver; Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., Pa. Children (J): [43-223] 1. Emma, m Henry Diehl; Geryville, 2. Frank, unm; East Greenville, Pa. [38-515] 3. Melinda E., b Apr. 16, 1879; m Jonas B. Moll. 4. Lewis, d of gun shot wound. [No further data obtainable.} [43-80] JONAS SEIBERT, b May 8, 1827; d Aug. 18, 1902; s David and Susanna Y. (Gerhard) Seibert [43-18]; m May 27, 1849, SARAH REINEWALD, b Sept. 29, 1826; d June 3, 1915; dau Jonas and Susanna (Schultz) Reinwald [44-16]. Children (9): [43-224] 1. Noah R., b Dec. 15, 1849; d Jan. 30, 1891; m Amanda S. Krieble. [149-93] 2. Susanna, b Dec. 25, 1852; d Apr. 30, 1918; m Addison S. Schultz. [25-149] 3. Lydia, b Apr. 20, 1856; m Charles S. Kriebel. [43-225] 4. Henry R., 6 Jan. 24, 1858; m Clara R. Baus. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 581 [43-226] 5. Samuel R., b Aug. 6, 1860; d Apr. 15, 1890; m Mary Schultz. 6. William, b Sept. 20, 1862; d May 13, 1875. [43-227] 7. Sarah R., b Oct. 28, 1865; m Harvey R. Baus. 8. Mary, b Oct. 28, 1868; d Feb. 28, 1890. 9. Jonas, b Mar. 21, 1873; d Jan. 10, 1877. [43-82] NATHAN SEIBERT, b Sept. 19, 1832; d Feb. - -, 1904; s David and Susanna Y. (Ger¬ hard) Seibert [43-18]; m MATILDA ROEDER, b July 13, 1838. Ad. Mrs. Seibert (1920), 4 Dales Court, Phillipsburg, N. J. Children (3) : [43-228] 1. Oscar, m - ; Old Zionsville, Pa. [43-229] 2. Allen, - ; d 1918; m Rachel Weidner. [43-230] 3. Luzetta , b Jan. 10, 1859; d July 27, 1897 ; n\ James Gross. [ Letters not ans. Further data unobtainable.] [43-83] SUSANNA SEIBERT, b Feb. 10, 1835; d Feb., 1912; dau David and Susanna Y. (Gerhard) Seibert [43-18]; m LEVINUS SCHELL. One child: [43-230.1] Horace S., b Dec. 15, 1856; m Ellen Susanna Osenbach. [43-84] ELIZABETH SEIBERT, b Apr. 26, 1839; dau David and Susanna Y. (Gerhard) Seibert [43-18]; m Oct. 3, 1857, JOSIAH LONG. A son, Harvey, lived in Pittsburgh, Pa. [ No further data obtainable.] [43-85] MARY KEGERIZE, b Feb. 7, 1820; d Apr. 6, 1854; dau Michael and Rachel (Yoeom) Kegerize [43-19]; m JACOB SLABACH. One Child: [43-230.3] Kitty, m - ; lives on farm near Adamstown, Pa. [ Further data unobtainable.] [43-86] ERASTUS KEGERIZE, b Apr. 25, 1822; s Michael and Rachel (Yoeom) Kegerize [43-19]; m LUCIAN SLABACH. Children ( 5 ): [43-230.4] 1. Rebecca, m - [43-230.5] 2. William, m - ; lived in Reading, Pa. [43-230.6] 3. Rachel, m - — [43-230.7] 4. Mary, m - [43-230.8] 5. Erastus, m - . No issue. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [43-89] MICHAEL KEGERIZE, b Mar. 19, 1828; d June, 1914; s Michael and Rachel (Yoeom) Kegerize [43-19]; m Dec., 1863, ORPHA KEIM, b Aug. 12, 1836. Res. 1718 Master St., Phila., Pa. (1917.) Children (3): 1. Jennie R., b Jan. 12, 1865; unm. 2. Michael J., b May 1, 1866; unm. [43-230.9] 3. Frank M., b May 26, 1874; d Mar. 1, 1917; m Lillian Riehl. [43-95] HENRY MASTERS, b Feb. 9, 1832; d July 15, 1921 ; s Jacob and Julian (Kearns) Masters [43-21] ; m Oct. 29, 1863, PHOEBE P. DUBOIS, dau David Dubois. Farmer. Widow res. Brookville, Ind., R. F. D. [Paul Masters.] Children ( 6 ): [43-230.11] [43-231] [43-232] 1. Rosetta Edna, b Dec. 12, 1864; m Decamp Davis. 2. Leut, b Oct. 5, 1866; m Bessie I. Kingery. 3. Josephine, b Apr. 21, 1872; d Feb. 20, 1875. 4. Roy, b Sept. 5, 1875; m Ethel May Kingery. 5. Bertie 6. Myrtie j twins, b Oct. 14, 1876; d Oct. 29, 1876. Nov. 6, 1876. 582 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-96] JACOB K. MASTERS, b Nov. 4, 1838; d June 30, 1902; s Jacob and Juliann (Kearns) Masters [43-21]; m Feb. 1, 1874, LAURA HUTSON (HUDSON), dau James and Hannah (Loper) Hutson. Farmer; lived on a large farm 2 miles north of Fairfield, Ind. (1921.) Children (2): [43-233] 1. Luther Benson, b May 13, 1876; m Dora Gire. 2. Carl, b Aug. 25, 1882; Brookville, Ind., R. F. D. [43-97] JOHN W. MASTERS, b June 26, 1843; d Jan. 5, 1903; s Jacob and Juliann (Kearns) Masters [43-21]; m Aug. 3, 1867, MARY GERTRUDE HARRIS, dau William Harris. Farmer. Children (J): 1. Loretta, b Aug. 15, 1868; d Oct. 8, 1881. [43-234] 2. Edna May, b June 28, 1874; m Herbert D. Rose; Economy, Ind. 3. Earl H., b May 22, 1882; dt Aug. 26, 1884. [43-235] 4. Gertrude Faye, b May 28, 1886; m Claire Bess Buckley; Santa Monica, Cal. [43-98] JULIETTA MASTERS, b Mar. 1, 1846; dau Jacob and Juliann (Kearns) Masters [43-21]; m Nov. 9, 1901, LEWIS MILLER, b - ; d July 15, 1905. No children. [Paul Masters .] [43-99] HANNAH MASTERS, b Sept. 15, 1851 ; dau Jacob and Juliann (Kearns) Masters [43-21] ; m Sept. 25, 1879, JAMES R. JOHNSTONE. [Paul Masters .] One child: [43-236] Blanche, b June 24, 1881; m Rev. J. F. Scull, Jr. [43-100] LEANDER M. MASTERS, b Sept. 5, 1856; s Jacob and Juliann (Kearns) Masters [43- 21]; m Apr. 5, 1881, ELIZABETH MINERVA TEMPLETON, b - ; d Jan. 7, 1910. Farmer. Lived near Fairfield, Ind. No children. [Paul Masters.] [43-101] MARY MASTERS, b Jan. 16, 1829; d May 29, 1895; dau John and Susanna (Harris) Masters [43-22] ; m Apr. 4, 1850, RODERICK R. SPENCER, b - ; d Feb. 19, 1901. Children (5): [■J3-237a] j 1 John Loui b June 24 1851 d 1921 m j 1. Laura Ellen White. [43-237b] J l 2. Florne May Taylor. 2. Willie, b Jan. 12, 1859; d Jan. 12, 1859. 3. Susan Alma, b Oct. 13, 1863; d Feb. 22, 1864. 4. Hattie Jane, b Dec. 2, 1866; d Jan. 16, 1874. [43-238] 5. Charles V., 6 Aug. 28, 1869; m Mary M. Logan. [43-102] JACOB HARRIS MASTERS, b Mar. 31, 1830; d Nov. 19, 1918, s John and Susanna (Harris) Masters [43-22]; m Mar. 19, 1856, MARIA (MARY) LOUISA SMITH, b Dec. 11, 1830; d Dec. 15, 1909; dau David Smith. [Paul Masters .] Children ( 5 ): [43-239] 1. Mary Josephine, b Apr. 16, 1857; m George Cain. [43-240] 2. John Lewis, b Sept. 23, 1859; d May 24, 1916; m Elizabeth Flora Urmston. [43-241] 3. Charles Link, b Oct. 16, 1865; m Isadore Harding. [43-242] 4. Rosa Susanna, b Mar. 31, 1870; m Albert N. Logan. [43-243] 5. Frank Smith, b May 5, 1872; m Ola Hubbard. [43-103] JOHN Q. MASTERS, b Dec. 26, 1832; d Oct. 1, 1903; s John and Susanna (Harris) Masters [43-22]; m Sept. 18, 1857, REBECCA ANN JONES, b Nov. 7, 1839; d Apr. 1, 1917; dau William C. Jones. [Paul Masters.] Children (8): [43-244] 1. [43-245] 2. [43-246] 3. 4. 5. [43-247] 6. [43-248] 7. [43-249] 8. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 583 [43-104] JANE MASTERS, b Jan. 16, 1835; dau John and Susanna (Harris) Masters [43-22]; m Mar. 20, 1856, JOHN W. CHENEY, b Oct. 5, 1830; d - . [ Paul Masters .] Children (9): 1. Mary E., b Dec. 29, 1856; dec. 2. Catharine, b May 22, 1861; dec. 3. George M., b Feb. 12, 1862; 501 E. 23rd St., Indianapolis, Ind. [43-249.1] 4. Susanna, b June 25, 1863; m - Tillotson. 5. Laura J., b Aug. 1, 1865; Purdue University, W. Lafayette, Ind. 6. Homer F., b Feb. 12, 1868. [43-249.2] 7. Martha, b Aug. 22, 1869; m - Brown; Frankfort, Ind. 8. Charles, b Sept. 29, 1872; dec. 9. Blanche, b Feb. 23, 1878. [ Unable to complete.] [43-105] THOMAS WATSON MASTERS, b June 26, 1838; s John and Susanna (Harris) Masters [43-22]; m Jan. 3, 1865, SUSANNA HAYWARD, dau Joseph Hayward. No children. Farmer; Ad. Rossville, Ind. [Paul Masters.] [43-106] WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER MASTERS, b June 10, 1841; d - 191—; s John and Susanna (Harris) Masters [43-22]; m July 24, 1879, MELVINA STEINARD, dau Jacob Steinard. Farmer; living near Everton, Ind. [Paul Masters.] Children (J): [43-250] 1. George Louis, b Aug. 11, 1882; m Grace Jerman. 2. Charles Webster, b Dec. 11, 1884. 3. Edward Clyde, b Oct. 11, 1889. 4. Wayne Watson, b Jan. 21, 1906. [43-107a] SAMUEL B. MASTERS, b June 30, 1843; s John and Susanna (Harris) Masters [43-22]; m Sept. 21, 1871, LORETTA J. ROBERTS, b Aug. 15, 1853; d Sept. 11, 1884; dau William Roberts. Children (J): [43-251] 1. Ora Roberts, b Nov. 8, 1873; m Frank McClure. 2. Thomas Watson, b Jan. 29, 1876; dec. 3. Ada B., b Dec. 28, 1877; Brookville, Ind. [43-252] 4. Ozella May, b Dec. 29, 1881; m William H. Quellhorst. [43-107b] SAMUEL B. MASTERS, same as above, m 2d time, June 6, 1887, MARY ALLEN FOLMSBEE, b Sept. 12, 1853; d Sept. - , 1896. Blacksmith and manufacturer. Ad. (1919) Brookville, Ind. [Paul Masters.] Children (2): 1. Albert Folmsbee, b Jan. 15, 1888; d Jan. 21, 1892. 2. Raymond Kerling, b Feb. 22, 1893; Brookville, Ind. [43-108a] LEVI KERLING MASTERS, b Aug. 25, 1847; s John and Susanna (Harris) Masters [43-22]; m Sept. 8, 1870, MARY A. SMITH, b May 14, 1849; d Jan. 6, 1887; dau Lemuel Smith. Children (5): 1. Leonie C., b Oct. 25, 1871; d July 4, 1885. 2. Susie L., b May 2, 1873. 3. Oren P., b Dec. 30, 1874. [43-253] 4. Morris M., b May 17, 1877; m Bertha Strong. [43—254] 5. Edgar W., b Apr. 22, 1885; m Edythe Delight; Connersville, Ind. [43-108b] LEVI KERLING MASTERS, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 10, 1888, MINNIE WAGGONER, b - ; d Apr. 2, 1906. Farmer; living near Fairfield, Ind. [Paul Masters.] [43-112] WILLIAM GORDON MASTERS, b Aug. 16, 1855; s Samuel and Angeline (Gordon) Masters [43-24]; m Sept. 26, 1875, EDITH CURRY, b Nov. 13, 1857; d Nov. 13, 1909; dau Thomas Curry. Farmer; living near Metamora, Ind. [Paul Masters.] 584 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4): [43-255] 1. Wilbur, b Apr. 4, 1877; m Nora Wright. 2. Walter, b Oct. 3, 1878. 3. Roy, b July 1, 1881. [43-256] 4. Thomas Curry, b Oct. 16, 1884; m Ida C. Grimme. [43-113] MARY K. MASTERS, b Apr. 11, 1845; d Mar. 15, 1890; dau Aaron and Cynthia (Clark) Masters [43-25a]; m Sept. 17, 1868, WILLIAM H. YOUNTS, b June 20, 1841; d May 20, 1909. Farmer; Fairfield, Franklin Co., Ind. [Paul Masters.] Children (6): [43-256.1] 1. Phoebe B., b Sept. 10, 1869; m - Davis, Everton, Ind. 2. Lewis A., b Mar. 5, 1872; Brookville, Ind. 3. Quincy A., b Feb. 1, 1874; Brookville, Ind. 4. Jasper F., b Oct. 4, 1876; Brookville, Ind. 5. Cynthia Emeline, b Apr. 21, 1880; Brookville, Ind. [43-256.2] 6. Josephine May, b Jan. 12, 1885; m - Husted, Brookville, Ind. [43-114] WINFIELD SCOTT MASTERS, b Apr. 24, 1849; dec; s Aaron and Cynthia (Clark) Masters [43-25a]; m GEORGIA COREY; dau Charles and Ann Corey. Lived in Marion, N. C. [Paul Masters .] One child: Dalton, b at Fairfield, Ind. [43-115] LEWIS CLARK MASTERS, b July 6, 1855; d July 10, 1911 ; s Aaron and Cynthia (Clark) Masters [43-25a]; m Aug. 1, 1878, AMY A. BROWN, b Feb. 22, 1854; dau William and Amy Brown. Real estate business; res. Muncie, Ind. [Paid Masters.] Children (5): [43-257] 1. Arthur G., b Oct. 7, 1879; d Feb. 14, 1911 ; m Mary C. R. Rodibaugh. [43-258] 2. Bessie Georgianna, b Oct. 21, 1882; m Robert L. Julius. [43-259] 3. Alfred D., b Jan. 27, 1885; m Nana Ferguson. 4. Clinton B., b June 11, 1887; unm; grocer. 5. Irwin W., b June 30, 1894; designer and manufacturer of mechanical and aeronautical apparatus. [43-115.3] JOHN W. SPEER, b Jan. 29, 1841; s Joseph and Ann (Master) Speer [43-26]; m Jan. 13, 1869, MARTHA ELIZABETH BAIRD, b May 27. 1844; d Apr. 6, 1908; dau Harvey and Margaret (Kirkpatrick) Baird. Live stock business; res. Chatsworth, Ill. (1921.) Children (4): 1. Harvey B., b Nov. 12, 1870; Chatsworth, Ill. [43-259.1] 2. Charles M., b Feb. 22, 1872; m Florence B. Tweed. 3. Anna M., b Oct. 10, 1876; d Aug. 10, 1878. 4, Alma Myrtle, b Jan. 9, 1882; Chatsworth, Ill. [43-115.4] SAMUEL SPEER, dec; s Joseph and Ann (Master) Speer [43-26]; m MARGARET STOUT. Res. Wichita, Ivans. One child: Russell; 323 S. Elizabeth St., Wichita, Kans. [Data furnished by Alma M. Speer — 1921.] [43-115.8] ELEANOR (ELINOR) JOSEPHINE KERRICK, b Jan. 28, 1840; d Dec, 19, 1920; dau Nimrod and Mary (Masters) Iverrick [43-27]; m CYRUS MULL (MEULL), b Mar. 19, 1829; d July 7, 1883; s Jacob and Margaret (Richinson) Mull. Farmer and trader; lived in Manilla, Ind. Children ( 8 ): 1. Horace Edgar, b Oct. 16, 1858; d Dec, 31, 1860. 2. Thomas Kerrick, b Sept. 20, 1860; unm; Manilla, Ind. Member of Indiana Senate from 1895 to 1897. 3. William Cyrus, b Feb. 18, 1863; d Feb. 3, 1892; unm. 4. Frank Albert, b Sept. 27, 1864; d Jan. 2, 1913; m Sarah E. Harpole. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 585 5. Leonidas Hamline, b Oct. 8, 1866; d Oct. 14, 1917; unm. Member of Indiana House of Representatives since 1899. 6. George Frederick, b Dec. 7, 1868; d Aug. 26, 1915; unm. 7. Jacob Charles, b Apr. 5, 1878; d Feb. 19, 1881. 8. Mary Margaret, b Aug. 6, 1882; unm; Manilla, Ind. [43-115.9] PHOEBE ANN KERRICK, b Aug. 26, 1841 ; dau Nimrod and Mary (Masters) Kerrick [43-27]; m Jan. 15, 1863, LIEUT. WILLIAM H. BRACKEN, b Sept. 9, 1838; d Nov. 22, 1912; s Dr. William and Patience A. (Berry) Bracken. William H. Bracken was a 1st Lieutenant (Volunteer) in the army during the Civil War. He made war speeches in Franklin Co., Ind., and during June or July, 1862, he raised a company of volunteers, which later became Co. B, 4th Ind. Cavalry, and served almost three years in the Civil War. Lieut. Bracken was with his regiment for only a short time during the war; for the most part he served in de¬ tached duties and at one time was Assistant Provost Marshall of Nashville, Tenn., for two years. After he was discharged from the army Mr. Bracken practiced law at Brookville, Ind. During President Cleveland’s administration Mr. Bracken held the office of revenue collector. Children (7): [43-259.2] 1. William Kerrick, b Sept. 14, 1866; m Grace Funk; Bloomington, Ill. 2. Mary P., b Oct. 22, 1868; d Dec. 22, 1871. [43-259.3] 3. Josephine M., b Aug. 25, 1870; m William L. McMillen; Ft. Wayne, Ind. [43-259.4] 4. Martha Eddy, b June 20, 1872; m George M. Kimble. [43-259.5] 5. Thomas E., b May 12, 1874; m Margaret McKnight. [43-259.6] 6. Sarah B., b Mar. 14, 1876; m Herbert G. Voorhees; Ft. Wayne, Ind. 7. Leonidas L., b Nov. 29, 1877; lawyer; Muncie, Ind. [43-115.10] LEONIDAS HAMLIN KERRICK, b Oct. 16, 1846; d Mar. 13, 1907; s Nimrod and Mary (Masters) Kerrick [43-27] ; m Oct. 29, 1868, SARAH FUNK, b Apr. 26, 1846; d May 12, 1907 ; dau Isaac and Cassandra (Sharp) Funk. Farmer. (1922.) Children (J): 1. William, b July 26, 1869; d July 11, 1873. 2. Daisy, b Jan. 31, 1871 ; d July. 20, 1873. 3. Daughter, b July 6, 1873; d July 7, 1873. [43-259.7] 4. Idelle B., b June 13, 1874; m Charles A. Ewing. [43-1 15.1 la] THOMAS CHRISTOPHER KERRICK, b Apr. 24, 1848; s Nimrod and Mary (Mas¬ ters) Kerrick [43-27]; m 1st time, LOLLIE (LAURA) ARMSTRONG, b Nov. 17, 1850; d May 8, 1902; dau David and Sarah Armstrong. Children ( 2 ): 1. Leonidas Harpole, b Apr. 28, 1878; m Leonoir Van Leer; Normal, Ill. 2. Alice, b Oct. 25, 1883; m Warren C. Dunn; Columbus. Ohio. [43-115. lib] THOMAS CHRISTOPHER KERRICK, same as above, m 2nd time, ALICE HAR¬ POLE, b Apr. 24. 1848; d Aug. 17, 1918; dau Peter and Laura (Armstrong) Harpole. No issue. [43-1 16a] SAMUEL LAFAYETTE MASTERS, b Mar. 1, 1848; s William and Mary S. (Garrison) Masters [43-29a]; m July 1, 1873, ELIZA FANNIE STOTT, dec. Saw mill and lumber business; res. Lenino, Wash. [ Paul Masters.] [43-1 16b] SAMUEL LAFAYETTE MASTERS, same as above, m 2d time - [43-117] JOHN WILBUR MASTERS, b Mar. 5, 1850; d Jan. 22, 1890; s William and Mary S. (Garrison) Masters [43-29a]; m Apr. 6, 1877, MARY JANE LEONARD. Dry goods merchant; res. North Yakima City, Wash. [ Paul Masters.] [43-118] WILLIAM YORK MASTERS, b Apr. 1, 1862; s William and Martha C. (York) Masters [43 29b] ; m Mar. 31, 1886, ELIZABETH MARGARET BELL. Attorney-at-law; res. Portland, Ore. [Paul Masters.] 586 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (6): 1. William Henry, b May 22, 1887. 2. Bertha Bell, b May 13, 1890. 3. Edward Wilbur, b May 30, 1895. 4. Alfred Richard, b Feb. 24, 1898. 5. Margaret Elizabeth, b Feb. 10, 1903. 6. Robert Charles, b June 30, 1905; d Oct. 7, 1911. [43-118.1] MARY S. ROSE, b Jan. 17, 1845; d Oct. 25, 1917; dau Uriah and Elizabeth (Masters) Rose [43-30]; m Dec. 15, 1868, HENRY L. SMITH, d Dec. 18, 1909; s John Henry and Anna (Dehner) Smith. Farmer and merchant; res., Rossville, Ind. [Mrs. William W. Rose.] Children ( 6 ): [43-260.1] 1. W. Dale, b Oct. 1, 1869; d Dec. 20, 1911; m Georgia C. Cassel. [43-260.2] 2. Lizzie Inez, b June 9, 1871; m Martin W. Eaton. [43-260.3] 3. Carrie Etta, b Jan. 28, 1873; m Jay D. Slipher. [43-260.4] 4. Grace, b Mar. 12, 1875; m Jason W. Clark. 5. Anna May, b May 28, 1877; d Dec. 17, 1898. [43-260.5] 6. Henry Raymond, b Apr. 25, 1885; m Laura May Bryan. [43-118.2] TAMSON ROSE, b Nov. 9, 1847; s Uriah and Elizabeth (Masters) Rose [43-30]; m Jan. 19, 1871, ALBERT GADDIS, b Sept. 3, 1843; s James and Anne (Yount) Gaddis. Farmer; Mc- Cune, Kansas. (1922.) Children (7): [43-260.6] 1. Henry Ira, b Feb. 16, 1872; m Callie Edith Wilson. 2. Bruce, b Oct. 1, 1873. [43-260.07] 3. Frank, b June 21, 1875; m Nora Lee Heryford. [43-260.7] 4. Josephine, b Oct. 11, 1876; m William M. Sayers. [43-260.08] 5. Bertha, b May 12, 1878; m Thomas D. Peairs. [43-260.8] 6. Hugh Lawrence, b Nov. 22, 1880; m Frieda Harbert. [43-260.9] 7. Elizabeth R., b Sept. 6, 1890; m William Brown Norris. [43-118.3] ELNORA ROSE, b Dec. 23, 1855; d Sept. 2, 1914; dau Uriah and Elizabeth (Masters) Rose [43-30]; m May 3, 1877, GEORGE SMITH; s John Henry and Anna (Dehner) Smith. Veterin¬ arian; res., Frankfort, Ind. Children (4): [43-260.10] 1. Ralph, b Apr. 29, 1878; m Olive Delle Strouse. [43-260.11] 2. George Adrian, b Sept. 29, 1879; m Elva Catherine Wilson. [43-260.12] 3. Frank E., b Apr. 6, 1883; m Helen Flora Burtschi. [43-260.13] 4. Caroline Rose, b Aug. 31, 1890; m Charles Thomas Cavan. [Data furnished by Mrs. William W. Rose.] [43-118.4] ELIZABETH ROSE, b Jan. 26, 1858; dau Uriah and Elizabeth (Masters) Rose [43-30]; m July 16, 1911, REV. CHARLES T. DOUGLASS, b Aug. 4, 1851; d May 28, 1916; s - T. and Elvira (Walden) Douglass. Clergyman; res., Orlando, Fla. No issue. [Data furnished by Mrs. William W. Rose. ] [43-118.5] WILLIAM W. ROSE, b Apr. 20, 1861; s Uriah and Elizabeth (Masters) Rose [43-30]; m Oct. 12, 1887, SARAH WALTER, b Apr. 12, 1866; dau John M. and Sarah (Miller) Walter. Mr. Rose is a breeder of polled shorthorn cattle, and conducts the Rose Stock Farm at Rossville, Ind. The Editor is indebted to Mrs. William W. Rose for most of the data regarding the Uriah Rose and Elizabeth Masters family, as most of the information relating to this family was furnished by Mrs. Rose. Children ( 9 ) : [43-260.14] 1. Mary Lulu, b Dec. 9, 1888; m Frank G. King. 2. Walter Emerson, b May 9, 1890; d May 14, 1904. [43-260.15] 3. Herbert Crawford, b Oct. 7, 1891; m Sina E. Vanover. 4. Wilbur, b Nov. 19, 1893; d Dec. 9, 1893. [43-260.16] 5. Sara Edna, b Dec. 24, 1894; m Frank C. Beall. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 587 6. Howard, b Sept. 26, 1896; d Oct. 16, 1896. 7. Daughter, b May 21, 1897; d May 22, 1897. 8. Frederick William, b May 4, 1899; Rossville, Ind. 9. Bertha Elizabeth, b Mar. 26, 1901; Rossville, Ind. [43-120] HENRY YOCOM, b Feb. 12, 1830; d Apr. 7, 1895; s Samuel and Anna (Kerlin) Yocom [43-31]; m in 1855, HANNAH LEOPOLD, b May 31, 1834; d Mar. 31, 1918; dau Charles and Lydia (Leaver) Leopold. (1918.) Children (3): [43-260] 1. Augustus L., b Nov. 7, 1855; d Apr. 30, 1881; m Annie Hunter. 2. Howard L., b Sept. 23, 1857; d Jan. 24, 1884; unm. [43-261] 3. Irene, b Jan. 28, 1867; m Franklin W. Brown. [43-121] JACOB K. YOCOM, b Feb. 26, 1832; s Samuel and Ann (Kerlin) Yocom [43-31]; m 1856, CATHARINE WANGER. One child: [43-261.1] Flora, m Frank Brunner, 611 Weiser St., Reading, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [43-122] AARON M. YOCOM, b Aug. 19, 1835; d Nov. 5, 1878; s Samuel and Anna (Kerlin) Yo¬ com [43-31]; m Dec. 24, 1868, JANE KELSO. Children (3): 1. Lilly Isabella, b June 9, 1871; unm. [43-261.2] 2. Clara M., b Mar. 7, 1873; m William A. Davis. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [43-124] LEVI YOCOM, b Dec. 27, 1840; s Samuel and Ann (Kerlin) Yocom [43-31]; m EMMA DALZELL. One Child: [43-261.5] Daughter, m - ; Douglassville, Pa., R. D. [43-127] ANN EHRGOOD, b Dec. 31, 1829; dau William and Mary (Yocom) Ehrgood [43-32]: m Mar. 12, 1863, DAVID BECKLEY. Children (J): 1. Emerson, unm; Pottstown, R. D. No. 1, Pa. [43-261.10] 2. Austin, m - Dieffenderffer. [43-261.11] 3. Curtis, m Cora Root. [43-261.12] 4. Orpha, m - Bieler; Pottstown, Pa. [Letters unans .; unable to complete or verify.} [43-132] CHARLES YOCOM, b Aug. 20, 1845; d Oct. 19, 1918; 8 Isaac and Annie (Schantz) Yocom [43-34]; m Nov. 7, 1867, HARRIET R. KUPP, b Mar. 18, 1845; d Sept. 17, 1903; dau Samuel H. and Mary Y. (Linderman) Kupp. (1920.) Children ( 9 ): [43-262] 1. Amos K., b Sept. 29, 1868; d Nov. 2, 1908; m Clara Livengood. 2. Annie, b May 5, 1870; d in infancy. 3. Frank I., b Sept. 9, 1872. [43-263] 4. C. Warren, b Apr. 18, 1874; m Ella M. Walb. 5. Harry A., b June, 1876; d Feb. 1881. [43-264] 6. Edwin Nelson, b July 7, 1880; m Carrie S. Shaner. 7. Albert K., b July, 1878; d Feb., 1881. [43-265] 8. George L., b June 24, 1882; m Mary Emily Bush. [43-266] 9. Howard G., b Oct. 18, 1887; m Ida May Schreck. [43-133] ALBERT YOCOM, b Mar. 5, 1849; s Isaac and Annie (Schantz) Yocom [43-34]; m Mar. 7, 1872, LIZZIE STAUFFER. Res. Douglassville, Pa., R. D. (1918.) Children {12): [43-267] 1. Eli, b Sept. 6, 1873; d Feb. 17, 1901 ; m Florence Eppeheimer. [43—267. 1 ] 2. Arthur, b Oct. 24, 1874; m Florence G-eiger, 588 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 3. Annie, b Jan. 6, 1877; d Sept. 22, 1877. 4. Edwin, b Apr. 19, 1878; d Aug. 22, 1878. [43-267.2] 5. Samuel, b July 17, 1879; m - ; Douglassville, Pa. 6. Sarah Emma, b July 20, 1881; d Aug. 29, 1881. [43-267.3] 7. William D., b Nov. 27, 1882; m Clara Green. 8. Harry Oliver, b Feb. 25, 1884; unm; Douglassville, Pa. 9. Isaac Newton, b Nov. 9, 1885; unm; Douglassville, Pa. 10. Clara S., b Sept. 25, 1887; d Feb. 12, 1888. [43-268] 11. Albert R., b Jan. 5, 1889; m Mary C. Greene. 12. Howard Gilbert, b Sept. 8, 1890; d Sept. 21, 1890. [43-135] ADDA A. YOCOM, b Jan. 9, 1855; d Dec. 21, 1881 ; dau Daniel M. and Valeria L. (Rahn) Yocom [43—36] ; m DAVID WILLIAMS. Children (3): 1. Mary. 2. Newton; Pottstown, Pa. 3. Eugene; Pottstown, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [43-147] MARY ELIZABETH MASTER, b Oct. 10, 1830; d Sept. 3, 1904; dau Isaac and Martha (Drake) Master [43-38]; m Feb. 20, 1881, LATEN SULZER. Farmer. No issue. [Paul Masters.] [43-149a] JOHN WEILLY MASTER, b June 3, 1837; d Jan. 7, 1897; s Isaac and Martha (Drake) Master [43-38]; m Nov. 24, 1859, MARY E. BURNS, b Jan. 27, 1841 ; d July 28, 1871. Children ( 5 ): 1. Samuel W., b Aug. 9, 1860; d Jan. 27, 1863. 2. James W., b Nov. 29, 1861. 3. Rachel J., b Aug. 19, 1863. 4. Nathan E., b Sept. 27, 1865. 5. Jacob, b Oct. 26, 1869. [43- 149b] JOHN WEILLY MASTER, same as above, m 2d time, Dec. 29, 1872, MARY A. MELE Y. Children (5): 1. Mary M., b Jan. 17, 1874. 2. Charles F., b Jan. 15, 1875. 3. George W. } fwi () M 2, 1876; d 4. Sarah C. j 5. John E., b Apr. 7, 1877. [ Unable to locate any member of this family.] [43-150] RACHEL ANN MASTER, b Dec. 28, 1839; dau Isaac and Martha (Drake) Master [43- 38]; m Jan. 15, 1903, BENJAMIN SLAYBAUGH. Farmer. No issue. [Paul Masters.] [43-151] WILLIAM H. H. MASTER, b May 6, 1841 ; s Isaac and Martha (Drake) Master [43-38] ; rn Aug. 22, 1864, CAROLINE KITCHART, b Mar. 31, 1840. Children (5): 1. Ellsworth, b Oct. 17, 1865; d Apr. 23, 1877. 2. Ida Viola, b Mar. 7, 1867. 3. Rhoda Dell, b June 15, 1869. 4. Minnie May, b Sept. 18, 1872. 5. Christopher L., b Feb. 23, 1875. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [43-152] MARTHA OLIVA MASTER, b Mar. 22, 1854; dau Isaac and Martha (Drake) Master [43-38]; m Apr. 29, 1899, ALBERT H. WEYBURN. Farmer; res. Milford, Ind. [Paul Masters.] [43-153] WILLIAM H. MASTERS, b Nov. 1, 1858; s Samuel K. and Nancy (Burk) Master [43— 43]; m Dec. 26, 1888, HELEN M. GARRELLS. Insurance business; res. 919 21st St., Sacramento, Cal. (1911.) [Paul Masters.] ( May 19, 1876. I May 3, 1876. Plate 71 General John F. Hartranft [49-245], Governor of Pennsylvania from 1873 to 1879 Plate 72 Statue of General John F. Hartranft [49-245], on the Capitol grounds at ITarrisburf (Courtesy of “The Illustrated Magazine.”) Pa., unveiled May 19, 1909. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 589 Children (2): 1. Clara Leora, b Oct. 14, 1889. 2. Charles Ford, b Jan. 3, 1892. [43-154] LEWIS WATSON MASTERS, b Feb. 23, 1864; s Samuel K. and Nancy (Burk) Master [43-43]; m Oct. 8, 1885, FLORA B. KRAMER, b Nov. 17, 1862; dau Baltzer Kramer. Farmer; res. near Thorn town, Ind. [Paul Masters .] Children (7): 1. Edith, b Jan. 11, 1887. 2. Bertha, b Nov. 9, 1889. 3. Samuel K., b Aug. 22, 1891; d Nov. 8, 1891. 4. Child, b and d Mar. 30, 1893. 5. Helen Margaret, b Feb. 27, 1895. 6. Arthur Burke, b Oct. 9, 1900; Purdue University, Ind. 7. Dorothy, b Feb. 20, 1905. 143-155] ELIZABETH ALICE MASTERS, b July 27, 1852; dau Jacob and Frances (Whorton) Master [43-44a]; m Sept. 25, 1875, GILLIS P. CAMPBELL. Clerk; res. Warrington, Ind. No issue. [Paul Masters.] [43-156] JOHN C. MASTERS, b May 7, 1858; s' Jacob and Elcey L. (Curry) Master [43-44b] ; m Oct. 16, 1887, KATHERINE M. ZIDEKER. [Paid Masters .] Children ( 9 ): 1. Maude M., b Nov. 12, 1888. 2. Charles M., b Mar. 23, 1891; dec. [43-269] 3. Hazel Pearl, b Aug. 17, 1892; m William H. Whittinger. 4. George R., b June 12, 1894. 5. Mary L., b June 17, 1897. 6. Omer Fay, b Sept. 13, 1899. 7. John T., b Jan. 1, 1901. 8. Dorothy E. A., b Dec. 17, 1902. 9. William Warren, b Apr. 25, 1907. [43-157] CHRISTOPHER A. MASTERS, b June 2, 1861; d Apr. 7, 1909; s Jacob and Elcey L. (Curry) Master [43-44b]; m Jan. 1, 1880, ELIZABETH SHERWOOD. Christopher A. Masters died in St. Charles, Ark., and was buried in McCray Cemetery, near Warrington, Ind. [Paul Masters .] Children (4): 1. Edward B., b Aug. 1, 1882. [43-270] 2. Fred S., b Nov. 23, 1884; m Ruby Chen. 3. Ralph, b Apr. 7, 1888. 4. Ruth, b May 3, 1894. [43-158a] MILTON D. MASTERS, b Aug. 2, 1864; s Jacob and Elcey L. (Curry) Master [43-44b]; m Dec. 25, 1895, LEHANNAH F. WHITE, d Nov. 6, 1902. [Paul Masters .] One child: Paul J., b Sept. 6, 1897. [43-158b] MILTON D. MASTERS, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 23, 1903, PHOEBE A. BUSSEL. Farmer; res. near Shirley, Infl. [Paid Masters .] One child: Pauline, b June 26, 1904. [43-159] CURNEL E. MASTERS, b Mar. 7, 1867 ; s Jacob and Elcey L. (Curry) Master [43-44b] ; m May, 1895, KATIE M. LEE. [Paul Masters.] One child: Sylvia Irene, b Aug. 6, 1908. [43-160] SALLIE ANN MASTER, b Mar. 6, 1833; d May 22, 1915; dau John and Nancy (Stauffer) Master [43-45a]; m JACOB SHUPE, b June 18, 1822; d Dec. 1, 1896. Carpenter. Lived at Galt, Ont. (1920.) 590 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): [43-271] 1. John, h Nov. 18, 1849; d Dec. 9, 1881; m Mandana Morse. [43-272] 2. Wellington, b Feb. 20, 1854; m Sarah Rosenberger. [43-161] ISAAC MASTER, b Mar. 19, 1835; d Jan. 6, 1898; s John and Nancy (Stauffer) Master [43-45a]; m Apr. 28, 1857, LYDIA ANN FRIED, & Oct. 22, 1836; dau Samuel and Nancy (Ziegler) Fried. County Registrar; res. 13 Chapel St., Kitchener, Canada. (1920.) Isaac Master was born and reared in Waterloo Co., Ontario, Canada. He was the Liberal Representative in the Ontario Legislature from 1877 to 1891. Children (10): 1. Maria, b Dec. 8, 1858; d Nov. 26, 1906; unm. | 2. John Franklin, b Oct. 5, 1860; d Nov. 23, 1916; m j 2 Maria Histand. 3. Nancy, b Mar. 24, 1862; d Aug. 3, 1882; unm. 4. Oliver, b Jan. 17, 1864; d July 5, 1882; unm. 5. Levi, b Mar. 13, 1866; m Ida A. Rudell. 6. Irvine, b Jan. 11, 1868; m Rachel A. Deeton. 7. Albert Edward, b Sept. 17, 1870; m Effie L. Wing; Winnipeg, Manitoba. 8. Elsie Jane, b Oct. 17, 1872; unm; Kitchener, Ont. 9. Miranda, b Jan. 31, 1875; unm; Kitchener, Ont. 10. William Austin, b Mar. 5, 1877; d Jan. 28, 1892. [43-162] MARY MASTER, b Mar. 12, 1837; d Feb. 1, 1891 ; dau John and Nancy (Stauffer) Master [43-45a]; m Apr. 8, 1856, SAMUEL LEVAN, b Jan. 15, 1835. Home at Saginaw, Mich. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Daniel M., b Nov. 28, 1856. 2. Julia Ann, b Oct. 25, 1858. 3. Levi, b Apr. 7, 1861. 4. Aaron, b Apr. 27, 1864. 5. Oliver, b Dec. 14, 1866; d July 6, 1867. [ Unable to locate any member of this family.] [43-163a] HANNAH MASTER, b June 4, 1839; dau John and Nancy (Stauffer) Master [43-45a]; m 1st time, Sept. 9, 1856, JACOB S. LEVAN, b Dec. 30, 1830; d May 2, 1876. Children (J): [43-277] 1. Isaac Master, b June 30, 1857; m Emily Sanderson. 2. William E., b July 7, 1863; d Sept. 17, 1863. 3. Albert E., b Sept. 12, 1869; d Sept. 12, 1872. [43-277.1] 4. James Sanford L., b May 23, 1874; m Margaret Hahn; have one dau Dorothy. [43— 163b] HANNAH (MASTER) LEVAN, same as above, m 2d time, EDWIN ROAT. No children. [43-164] LEVI MASTER, b Feb. 8, 1841; d Feb. 17, 1903; s John and Nancy (Stauffer) Master [43-45a] ; m Jan. 1, 1861, MARY FRIED, b Jan. 24, 1840; d Jan. 18, 1917. Children (5): 1. William, b Dec. 6, 1861; d Dec. 17, 1861. 2. Eliza Ann, b July 27, 1863. 3. Elsie Jane, b Nov. 27, 1865; d Sept. 7, 1866. 4. Sheridan, b Mar. 7, 1869. 5. Francis Barnes, b Jan. 5, 1876. [ Unable to locate any member of this family.] [43-165] HARRIET MASTER, b Mar. 14, 1843; d June 22, 1920; dau John and Nancy (Stauffer) Master [43-45a]; m Feb. 28, 1863, GEORGE BILES, b Feb. 12, 1841. Lived at Akron, Mich. (1920.) Children (11): [43-278] 1. Alice, b Dec. 30, 1864; d Sept. 9, 1911; m Dr. John Renwick Hamilton. [43-279] 2. George Frederick, b Feb. 14, 1866; d Feb. 28, 1920; m Mary J. Parish. [43-273a] [43-273b] [43-274] [43-275] [43-276] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 591 [43-280] [43-281] [43-282] [43-283] [43-284] [43— 285a] [43-285b] [43-286] [43-287] 3. Oscar P., b Sept. 23, 1867; m Hattie Ingalls. 4. John Master, b Oct. 6, 1869; m Jennie Mason. 5. William J., b June 24, 1871; m Vinnie Trend. 6. Harriet Elizabeth, b Apr. 1, 1873; d Apr. 26, 1874. 7. Mary Ann, b Jan. 25, 1876; m C. W. Stacy. 8. Frances Maud, b Nov. 20, 1877; m A. E. McCloy. 1. Allie May Jewett. 2. Rita King. 10. Frank S., b Aug. 25, 1882; m Mary Wright. 11. Hamilton G., b Oct. 18, 1886; m Ola Trafzer. 9. Albert E., b Mar. 18, 1880; m [43-166a] LEWIS EMORY MASTER, b Nov. 3, 1842; d Dec. 20, 1913; s George C. and Emeline (Adsett) Master [43-46]; m July 6, 1868, MINERVA HANFORD, b May 24, 1850; d Nov. 7, 1874. Children (3): [43-288a] 1 L M Roberts, b Apr. 28, 1869; m j V ^ohn McLeod. [43-288b] / ^ \ 2. Francis Henry Jacobs. [43-289] 2. Emily Maud, b Dec. 11, 1871; m Albert Dowding. 3. Alice Catharine, b July 31, 1874; d Nov. 21, 1874. [43-166b] LEWIS EMORY MASTER, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 16, 1882, LORINDA E. SMITH, b Mar. 29, 1846; d Oct. 24, 1906; dau - and - — — (Ivnowlton) Smith. Painter and Sign Writer. Lived at Cherry Creek, Chautauqua Co., New York. (1920.) [43-167] EDWARD ELLIS MASTER, b Nov. 2, 1845; s George C. and Emeline (Adsett) Master [43-46]; m June 9, 1870, CARRIE A. BARNUM. One child: Edward Henry, b Nov. 29, 1873; d Feb. 2, 1875. [43-168] JARED KILBOURN MASTER, b Feb. 19, 1848; s George C. and Emeline (Adsett) Master [43-46]; m May 9, 1872, MAGDALENA FELLMAN, b Feb. 13, 1851; d Aug. 21, 1898; dau Samuel and Christina (Bachman) Fellman. Ad. (1920) 21 Otto St., Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. Children ( 6 ): 1. Charles Adsett, b July 10, 1873; d Oct. 14, 1874. [43-290] 2. Walter, b Nov. 23, 1874; m Fannie M. Young. [43-291] 3. Albert, b Dec. 12, 1876; m - ; U. S. A., Park Ridge, Ill. [43-292] 4. Nettie, b Aug. 20, 1886; m Theodore A. Kenning. 5. Ella, b Mar. 20, 1883; d Mar. 20, 1883. [43-293] 6. Oliver, b Sept. 21, 1878; m Ethel L. Hutchinson. [43-169] MELISSA MASTER, b May 3, 1856; dau George C. and Emeline (Adsett) Master [43-46]; m July 7, 1874, JOHN HEY, b June 7, 1842; d Nov. 22, 1914; s Jonas and Sarah (Whittaker) Hey. Woolgrader; res. Vineland, N. J. (1920.) Children (3): [43-294] 1. Emily Mary Thornton, b Oct. 18, 1877; m Howard W. Evans. [43-295] 2. Henrietta Jane, b Mar. 22, 1882; m Walter Chalk. [43-296] 3. Ada Elizabeth, b Dec. 9, 1891; m Ormonde B. Snape. [43-170] DAVID MASTER, b Nov. 21, 1842; d Feb. 11, 1916; s Abraham and Lucinda (Clemons) Master [43-48]; m Apr. 7, 1866, FREDERICKS KRIEGER, b July 20, 1844. Res. Listowell, Onta¬ rio, Canada. (1920.) Children (8): [43-297] 1. Ida, b July 29, 1868; m Conrad Doadt. 2. Abraham, b May 7, 1871; d Jan. 3, 1872. [43-298] 3. Alice, b Mar. 15, 1873; m Joseph Burke. [43-299] 4. Irwin, b May 15, 1876; m Martha Marks. [43-300] 5. Levi, b May 31, 1879; m Annie Karges; Gowanstown, Ont. [43-301] 6. Minnie, b June 24, 1881; m Thomas Lennox. 7. Wesley, b Mar. 8, 1884; Listowel, Ont., Canada, R. R. 1. [43-302] 8. Alfred* Emmerson, b Feb. 24, 1891; m Georgiana May Whitehouse. 592 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-171] MARY ANN MASTER, b Oct. 20, 1848; d Mar. 26, 1890; dau Abraham and Lucinda (Clemons) Master [43-48]; m WESLEY EATON. Children (2): [43-302.1] 1. Daughter, m - Freeborn; Hespler, Can. 2. Morse; Hespler, Can. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [43-172] ELIZABETH MASTER, b Sept. 17, 1850; dau Samuel and Barbara (Hoffman) Master [43-52] ; m Aug. 16, 1868, JOHN VON KAENEL, b Oct. 17, 1842; s Peter and Margueritha (Klopfer- stein) Von Kaenel. Barber. Ad. Kingsville, Ontario, Canada. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Anna S., b Apr. 16, 1869; unm; Kingsville, Ont., Can. 2. Amelia, b Apr. 27, 1871; d Sept. 3, 1872. [43-303] 3. Ida M., b Mar. 8, 1875; m Alexander M. Houston. [43-304] 4. Charles, b Feb. 16, 1877; d Oct. 14, 1907; m Pearl Moore. [43-305] 5. Mabel, b Nov. 19, 1878; m John McKay. [43-173] ANGELINE MASTER, b Sept. 27, 1855; d Aug. 7, 1878; dau Samuel and Barbara (Hoff¬ man) Master [43-52]; m PETER BROWN, b June 19, 1853. (1920.) Children (2): [43-306] 1. Elizabeth A., b Dec. 26, 1874; m Edward H. Schoenau. [43-307] 2. Agnes M., b Mar. 16, 1876; m Joseph Chapman. [43-174] DAVID MASTER, b Sept. 29, 1856; d 1885; s Samuel and Barbara (Hoffman) Master [43-52]; m June 4, 1877, MARY GABLE, b Sept. 29, 1855. Said to have had three children whose names we could not obtain. [43-174.1] ADALINE SHUH, b Feb. 17, 1853; dau Jacob and Nancy (Master) Shuh [43-53]; m HENRY BARRETT. Glove Manufacturer; res. Kitchener, Ont. One child: Andrew Scott, d Sept. 6, 1890. [Eby’s Hist, of Ont., 1895.] [43-174.2] MARY A. SHUH, b May 9, 1854; dau Jacob and Nancy (Master) Shuh [43-53]; m HARRY MESSETT. Res. W. Kitchener, Ont. [Ebiy’s Hist, of Ont., 1895.] Children (10): 1. Mildred, d Aug. 1, 1886; 2. Jennie, 3. Henry, Galt, Ont.; 4. Florence, 5. Adelaide, 6. Alice Maude, 7. Edmund Clemens, 8. Charles Roy, 9. Marion, 10. Ralph. [43-174.3] ALLAN SHUH, b Nov. 13, 1855; d Apr. 8, 1892; s Jacob and Nancy (Master) Shuh [43-53]; m MARTHA GRENDON. Res. Kitchener, Ont. [Eby.] Children (2): 1. Jay Laren, 2. Fannie, d May 10, 1893. [43-174.4] MARY DAGUE, dau Andrew Dague [43-55.1]; m CLEMSON B. MOORE; lived in Franklin Co., Ind. They had at least one son: [43-307.1] Levi, who had several sons, and lived near Cambridge City, Ind. [43-174.5] ANN DAGUE, dau Andrew Dague [43-55.1]; m JOHN LORA of Salisbury Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. One son (Perhaps other children) : [43-307.2] John W., m Elizabeth - [43-174.6] RACHEL DAGUE, dau Andrew Dague [43-55.1]; m CHRISTIAN YODER. Children (3): 1. Andrew, 2. Christian, 3. Ann Mary. [ Unable to complete or verify data of above families .] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 593 [43-174.7] DAVID DAGUE, d Oct. 1879, s Andrew Dague [43-55.1]; m MARGARET - . Lived in Salisbury Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. David Dague’s will was probated Feb. 12, 1880. [Lane. W.B. D. 2:340.] David’s son, William Dague, was executor of the estate of his father. [ Unable to verify or complete.] Children (8): [43-307.3] 1. William, m Susanna Wanner. 2. Allen Peter, unm. 3. David, d young. [43-307.4] 4. Margaret, m John Glendenning; Philadelphia, Pa. [43-307.5] 5. Lizzie, m Lorenzo Hackett. 6. Sallie, dec; m [43-307.7] 7. Kate, m Eban Berstler. [43-307.8] 8. Daughter, m John Schultz; s Frank lived at Smyrna, Pa. [43-307. 6a] 1 [43-307. 6b] J | 1. - Stetler. i 2. William Linville. [43-176] JUDITH SUSANNA MASTER, b Apr. 11, 1835; dau Henry and Judith (Gregory) Master [43-58]; m THOMAS BARD. One child: [43-307.10] Daughter, m Fred Felt; Norristown, Pa. [43-178] MANOAH MASTER, b Aug. 13, 1841; d July 31, 1905; s Henry and Judith (Gregory) Master [43-58]; m Aug. 9, 1862, SARAH ANN ROTHENBERGER, b Nov. 18, 1841. Widow res. Allentown, Pa. Manoah Master taught school for some years at Christman’s Mill. He was chorister and also superintendent of the Sunday School at St. Paul’s New Lutheran Church of Sigmund for twenty years or more. He also taught vocal music for some time. Children (11): [43-308] 1. Sally Ann, b Jan. 1, 1863; m John F. Baus. 2. Marietta, b June 8, 1864; d July 7, 1865. 3. Henry Reuben, b Oct. 14, 1866; m [43-309a] [43-309b] [43-310] [43-311] I 1. Tevilia F. Nuss. 2. Mary Catharine Acker. 4. Alice, b Aug. 27, 1868; m Oswin E. Moyer. 5. Emeline, b Aug. 7, 1870; m Llewellyn Greiss. 6. Son, b Mar. 12, 1872; d Mar. 14, 1872. [43-312] 7. James R., b May 19, 1873; m Clara Greiss. 8. John, b Oct. 29, 1874. [43-312.1] 9. Charles Alfred, b July 24, 1876; m Maggie Knappenberger; Coplay, Pa. 10. William Franklin, b Aug. 22, 1878; d Oct. 27, 1878. 11. Edward Daniel, b Aug. 22, 1880; d Mar. 20, 1882. [43-179] MATILDA MASTER, b Oct. 28, 1827; d Feb. 21, 1883; dau Daniel and Christena (John¬ son) Master [43-60]; m WILLIAM JONES. Children (7): [43-312.2] [43-314] [43-312.4] [43-312.5] [43-312.6] [43-312.7] 1. Sarah, m - McGinnis. 2. Lydia, b Mar. 1, 1857; m William A. Master. 3. Emma, in - Shanp. 4. Charlie. 5. Kate, m - Wensel. 6. Elizabeth, m - Simmons. 7. Mary, m - Cogley. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [43-180] SARAH MASTER, b Aug. 27, 1829; d May 6, 1905; dau Daniel and Christena (Johnson) Master [43-60]; m WILLIAM KOCH. Children (7): 1. Daniel, 2. Henry, 3. Lucian. [43-312.7] 4. Savannah, m - Bowdish. [43-312.8] 5. Christena, m - Keltz. 6. Reuben, 7. Edward. [ Unable to complete or verify.] 594 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-181] CHARLES MASTER, b Aug. 13, 1831 ; d Nov. 14, 1909; s Daniel and Christena (Johnson) Master [43-60]; to LYDIA CONNOR. Children (9): 1. Sadie. [43-312.9] 2. Minta, to - Delo. 3. Agnes. [43-312.10] 4. Cora, in - Towsey. 5. Minerva. [43-312.11] 6. Emma, to - Rhea. 7. Frank, 8. Elmer, 9. Edward. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [43-182a] JONATHAN MASTER, b July 31, 1832; d Mar. 1, 1900; s Daniel and Christena (Johnson) Master [43-60]; in 1st time, HANNAH RICKENBRODE, dau John and Sophia (Made) Rickenbrode. Children ( 2 ): [43-313] 1. Elvira Samantha, b May 25, 1855; to Edgar J. Morton. [43—314] 2. William Allison, b Sept. 25, 1856; to Lydia Jones. [43-182b] JONATHAN MASTER, same as above, to 2d time, Feb. 17, 1858, MARGARET M. RICKENBRODE, b July 12, 1842; d Mar. 3, 1909; dau John and Sophia (Made) Rickenbrode. Car¬ penter and Cooper. Lived at Fertigs, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): [43-315] 1. Calvin Seward, b June 1, 1860; d Apr. 12, 1909; to Elizabeth McKinney. [43-316] 2. Elmer Jerome, b Mar. 14, 1865; in Mary Fern. [43-317] 3. Araminta Vetress, b Jan. 23, 1869; to James Greene. [43—318] 4. Olive Estella, b July 23, 1871; to John W. Stewart. [43-319] 5. Kathryn Pearl, b Nov. 9, 1873; to William A. Stover. [43-320] 6. Harlowe Webster, b Oct. 9, 1875; to Lottie A. McKinney. 7. Willma Gertrude, b June 2, 1878; unm; Fertigs, Pa. Mrs. William A. Stover says her father has a nephew, Elmer D. Master, who is a minister of the Reformed Church. [Whose son is he (?).] [ Unable to locate.] [43-183a] SUSANNA MASTER, b 1836; d Jan. 17, 1898; dau Daniel and Christena (Johnson) Master [43-60]; to WILLIAM RICKENBRODE. [43-183b] SUSANNA (MASTER) RICKENBRODE, same as above, to 2d time, Children (6): DAUM. 1. Jurilla, 2. Dora, 3. Agnes, 4. Harvey, 5. Jessie, 6. Roy. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [43-184] REUBEN HENRY MASTER, b Sept. 28, 1839; d Dec. 9, 1915; s Daniel and Christena (Johnson) Master [43-60]; to 1867, MRS. ELIZABETH ALTMAN BEST, b Nov. 21, 1839; dMar. 14, 1915; dau George and Barbara (Sherry) Altman. Farmer; resided at Monroe, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 9 ): [43-321.1] 1. William Manoah, b Oct. 20, 1868; to Emma Catharine Sasse. [43-321.2] 2. Christena Pauline, b Jan. 19, 1870; m Charles E. Goughler. [43-321.3] 3. Sarah Catharine, b Feb. 24, 1871; to Michael E. Henry. [43-321.4] 4. Charles Daniel, b Feb. 13, 1873; to May Armstrong. [43-321.5] 5. Elvira Savanna, b May 24, 1874; to Jacob Tarr. [43-321.6] 6. Emma Malinda, b Apr. 19, 1876; m Samuel Navery Brown. 7. George Washington, b Jan. 3, 1878; single ; Monroe, Pa. [43-321.7] 8. Olive Ida, b Aug. 2, 1880; to William PeQueen. [43-321.8] 9. Anna Matilda, b Oct. 11, 1885; to W. Edgar Parks. [43-185] CHRISTENA MASTERS, b July 17, 1843; dau Daniel and Christena (Johnson) Master [43-60]; to Sept. 8, 1864, JACOB W. MOHNEY, b Apr. 27, 1841; d Feb. 28, 1902; s Abraham and Catharine (Weaver) Mohney. Rimersburg, Pa. (1920.) No children. They adopted Samuel S. Fisher. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 595 [43-186] MARY ANN MASTER, b May 6, 1842; dau David and Catharine (Hunsberger) Master [43-62]; m Mar. 7, 1862, AMOS R. FRYER, b Jan. 20, 1838; s George and Mary (Richtstein) Fryer. Laborer. Ad. (1918) R. F. D. 1, Zionsville, Pa. Children (6): 1. Ambrose, b Aug. 22, 1863. 2. Ammon, b Dec. 4, 1864. 3. Alfred, b Dec. 27, 1866. 4. Mary, b Dec. 4, 1868; d Jan. 4, - [43-321] 5. Emma, b Aug. 27, 1872; m James H. Heil; R. F. D. 1, Zionsville, Pa. [70-96] 6. Elizabeth, b Nov. 13, 1873; m James H. Schultz. [43-187] HENRY H. MASTER, b Aug. 13, 1843; s David and Catharine (Hunsberger) Master [43-62]; m Sept. 30, 1893, MATILDA WENDLING, b Sept. 8, 1851; d Dec. 29, 1899; dau David and Catharine (Eisenhart) Wendling. Ad. (1919) R. F. D. 2, Macungie, Pa. No children. [43-188] EVAN H. MASTER, b Oct. 27, 1844; s David and Catharine (Hunsberger) Master [43- 62]; m Nov. 12, 1870, ELIZABETH BITTENBENDER, b Feb. 13, 1849; dau George Bittenbender. Ad. Siesholtzville, Pa. (1917.) No children. [43-189] JAMES H. MASTER, b Oct. 2, 1846; s David and Catharine (Hunsberger) Master [43-62]; m Apr. 23, 1870, MARIETTA MABRY, b Aug. 23, 1849; d Nov. 23, 1891; dau Willoughby Mabry. Stone-cutter. Ad. (1918) Mertztown, Pa. Children (10): 1. Lizzie Emma, b Mar. 2, 1871; d May 3, 1873. [43-322] 2. Laura Maggie, b Apr. 16, 1872; m George W. Royer; Palmerton, Pa. [43-323] 3. Charles M., b Sept. 11, 1873; m Maude M. Watson. [43-324] 4. Katie Alice, b Aug. 15, 1875; m Harry W. Le Van. 5. James Elwood, b July 9, 1877. [43-325] 6. Annie Bertha, b Mar. 15, 1883; m Hugh L. Birney. [43-326] 7. Harry Willoughby, b Sept. 8, 1885; m Florence I. Levan. [43-327] 8. Robert David, b Sept. 8, 1885; m Estella S. Fenstermacher. [43-328] 9. Ella Esther, b Nov. 28, 1887; m Harlan S. Romig. [ 49-329 j 10. Claud John, 6 Nov. 1, 1889; m Mildred Chick. [43-190] JOHN H. MASTER, b Feb. 8, 1848; s David and Catharine (Hunsberger) Master [43- 62]; m Aug. 21, 1884, LYDIA DANIEL, d Mar. 3, 1907 ; dau Elias Daniel. Marble and granite worker. Ad. (1918) Minersville, Pa. No issue. [43-192] GEORGE WASHINGTON MASTER, b Feb. 22, 1851; s David and Catharine (Huns¬ berger) Master [43-62]; m REBECCA BAUS, dau William Baus. Blacksmith. Ad. (1918) Robesonia, Pa. Children (J): [43-331] 1. Harvey E., b July 20, 1880; m Laura Schweikert. [43-332] 2. C. Calvin, b May 19, 1882; m Constance Minnich. [43-330] 3. James W., b Nov. 2, 1884; m Bertie Clay. [43-333] 4. Harry David, b July 27, 1891; m Elizabeth Putt. [43-194] MILTON H. MASTER, b Sept. 21, 1855; d Jan. 6, 1914; s David and Katherine (Hons- berger) Master [43-62]; m Mar. 21, 1877, LAVINA HANICH, b Oct. 29, 1859; dau Amos and Chris¬ tine (Bowman) Hanich. Marble and Granite Dealer. Ad. (Mrs. Master) (1918) Shenandoah, Pa. Children (6): [43-334] 1. Harry E., b Oct. 31, 1878; m Mercy Bees. 2. Robert H., b Aug. 4, 1880; d July 11, 1885. [43-335] 3. Grace L., b July 5, 1884; m James H. Ringler; Shenandoah, Pa. [43-336] 4. Mabel I., b June 7, 1886; m Robert H. Jones; Shenandoah, Pa. [43-337] 5. Thomas J., b July 4, 1890; m Ethel V. Ward; 289 Whiton St., Jersey City, N. J. 6. Ruth M., b Mar. 23, 1892; d Apr. 30, 1915. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 596 [43-195] OWEN GRIESEMER, b May 22, 1848; s Gabriel and Regina (Mesehter) Griesemer [43-63]; m July 8, 1871, HELEN LATTIMORE. Ad. (1920) Walnutport, Pa. Owen Griesemer is a retired teacher; he taught forty-one terms in the public schools of Pennsylvania. Children (7): [43-338] 1. Emma, b Feb. 25, 1872; m Henry Stehler. [43-339] 2. Carrie, b Jan. 12, 1874; m E. J. Lee. [43-340] 3. Jennie, b Jan. 8, 1888; m Sidney Hessenauer. [43-341] 4. Mary, b Apr. 1, 1876; m O. S. Messinger; Easton, Pa. [43-342] 5. George, b Jan. 17, 1879; m Cora Deipert. [43-343] 6. James, b Nov. 17, 1881; m Bertha Minnich; Long Island City, N. Y. [43-344] 7. Percival, b Aug. 5, 1885; m Lizzie Handwerk. [43-196] MARY ANN GRIESEMER, b June 23, 1850; d Nov. 15, 1896; dau Gabriel and Regina (Mesehter) Griesemer [43-63]; m June 5, 1869, LEVI F. MOLL, b Mar. 26, 1844; d June 8, 1900; s Jacob B. and Elizabeth (Fetterman) Moll. Merchant. Lived at Topton, Pa. (1920.) Children (9): [43-345] 1. J. Alfred, b Oct. 27, 1870; m Annie L. Schankweiler. 2. Milton H., b Jan. 7, 1872; d July 31, 1872. 3. Alda G., b Feb. 9, 1874; d Sept. 24, 1904; unm. [74-946] 4. Mamie A., b Aug. 27, 1875; m Jacob Hahn; Sittler, Pa. [43-346] 5. George J., b Feb. 20, 1877 ; m Katie E. Fisher. [43-347] [43-348] 8. E. Irene, b Dec. 3, 1879; m Charles C. Weltmer. [43-349] 9. Florence V., b June 3, 1882; m Frank A. Taub; Wilmington, Del. [43-198a] MARIA DAVIDHEISER, dau Henry and Lvdia (Rhoads) Davidheiser [43-64]; m JACOB LONGENECKER; dec. Children (2): 1. Joseph, b - ; d - ; 2. Isaac. Maria Davidheiser had a natural son, Harry Gilbert, Pottstown, Pa. [43-198b] MARIA (DAVIDHEISER) LONGENECKER, same as above, m 2d time, JOHN BECK. [43-199a] ELIZABETH DAVIDHEISER, dau Henry and Lydia (Rhoads) Davidheiser [43-64]; m 1st time, - FRYBERGER. Children ( 9 ): Mahlon, m - ; Sarah, rn - ; George, m - - — -; Daniel; Harry, m - ; John, Anna Maria, Elizabeth, Cassie. [43-199b] ELIZABETH (DAVIDHEISER) FRYBERGER, same as above, m 2d time, JOHN BERK (or DRUMHELLER). Sarah Harmer, 1027 Perry St., Reading, Pa., is a granddaughter. [ Unable to complete or verify above data.) [43-201] REBECCA DAVIDHEISER, dau David and Rachel (Weaver) Davidheiser [43-66]; m EPHRAIM Y. HILL; lives near Yellow House, Pa. Children (3): Catharine ( m , no issue); Elsie Minerva (d), Irwin Sydney. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [43-202] MARY ANN DAVIDHEISER, b Feb. 22, 1835; d Feb. 28, 1893; dau David and Rachel (Weaver) Davidheiser [43-66]; m in 1854, JOHN FISHER, b June 22, 1824; d July 1, 1887; s Daniel and Mary (Gernaud) Fisher. Farmer. Lived at Yellow House, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Emma Louisa, b Aug. 11, 1856; d Apr. 8, 1875. [43-350] 2. Daniel D., b Aug. 2, 1860; m Olivia B. Herbein. 3. Henry Gernaud, b May 31, 1862; d Oct. 27, 1863. 4. Ella D., b Dec. 11, 1865; d Nov. 5, 1909. [43-203a] RACHEL DAVIDHEISER, b Oct. 23, 1842; d June 6, 1918; dau David and Rachel (Weaver) Davidheiser [43-66]; m 1st time, B. SHELLENBERGER. One child: Charles, Earlville, Pa. 6. Charles G. 7. William H. . • 7 * . 1c7q. J Jan. 2, 1916; m Valeria E. Serfass. twms, b Aug. 4, 1878, d { Dec. ^ ^ Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 597 [43-203b] RACHEL DAVIDHEISER SHELLENBERGER, same as above, m 2d time, in 1868, SAMUEL W. KOCH, b Aug. 27, 1845; d Mar. 17, 1881; dau Samuel and Hannah (Weidner) Koch. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [43-351] 1. Edwin D., b June 15, 1869; m Nora Z. Sailer. 2. David D., b June 21, 1872; single; Boyertown, Pa. [43-351.1] 3. Katie D., b Oct. 19, 1874; d May 30, 1901 ; m Charles A. Schollenberger. [43-352] 4. Franklin D., b - ; m Annie Clouser; Athol P. O., Pa. [43-355] 5. Samuel D., b May 15, 1881; m Alice Moyer. [43-204] ANDREW HOWARD MESTER, b Oct. 13, 1869; s Charles H. and Catharine K. (Linsen- bigler-Burkert) Mester [43-67] ;ra Nov. 1, 1900, NAOMI S. YOST, b June 30, - ;dau John G. and Mary Ann H. (Swartz) Yost. Merchant (General store). Ad. (1918) Mainland, Pa. No children. [43-206] CLARA MESTER, b Oct. 6, 1855; dau Jesse and Susanna (Hendricks) Mester [43-68]; m May 5, 1879, MILTON REED KURTZ, b June 25, 1854; d Apr. 30, 1909; s Solomon Kurtz. Ad. widow (1918), 1011 DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. Children ( 5 ): [43-356] 1. Edwin Gresh, b Mar. 14, 1880; m Katharine Christine Poley. [43-357] 2. Solomon, b Jan. 8, 1882; m Florence Hart Crawford. 3. Martha, b Nov. 2, 1883; 1011 DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. [43-358] 4. Katharine, b May 25, 1885; m Dr. Clarence Roth Colborn. 5. Mary Louise, b Sept. 30, 1891; 1011 DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. [43-208] JACOB MESCHTER EVANS, b June 10, 1851; d Aug. 14, 1915; s Andrew and Sarah (Mester) Evans [43-70]; m Feb. 14, 1878, EMMA A. OSBORNE, b May 19, 1858; dau William and Catharine Osborne. Jacob M. Evans was a farmer and lived at Garrettford, Pa. Address of widow, Drexel Hill, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): [43-359] 1. Kathryn E., b Jan. 6, 1879; m George H. McCorkle. [43-360] 2. Elsie M., b Dec. 1, 1887; m Victor G. Hippie. [43-209a] CHARLES JEFFERSON EVANS, b Oct. 4, 1853; s Andrew J. and Sarah (Mester) Evans [43-70]; m 1st time, July 28, 1877, LYDIA R. EDWARDS, d Mar. 8, 1880. One child: [43-361] Anna May, b July 24, 1878; m Charles W. Plotts. [43-209b] CHARLES JEFFERSON EVANS, same as above, m 2d time, Aug. — , 1881, FANNIE ELLEN FISHER, d Dec. 28, 1916; dau George Washington Fisher. Blacksmith. Ad. (1918) R. F. D. 1, Media, Pa. Children ( 2 ) : [43-362] 1. Charles J., b Sept. 28, 1882; m Viola Flowers; Germantown, Pa. [43-363] 2. Clifford Howard, b Oct. 12, 1885; m Annie Griswold; Media, Pa. [43-210] JOHN N. EVANS, b Apr. 15, 1856; s Andrew J. and Sarah (Mester) Evans [43-70]; m Sept. 6, 1876, MARION R. ELLIOTT, b June 9, 1860; dau James Alexander and Margaret Elliott. Carriage maker. Ad. (1918) Drexel Hill, Pa. Children (5): [43-364] 1. Charles A., b Oct. 10, 1877; m Margaret Hoofstitler Griffith. [43-365] 2. John A., b Apr. 3, 1880; m Mildred Lockwood. 3. George W., b Apr. 8, 1883; d Apr. 21, 1885. [43-366] 4. Sara M., b Dec. 26, 1884; m Colin C. Boden. [43-367] 5. Marion E., b Mar. 21, 1889; m Joseph W. Hallas, Jr. [43-211] LILLIAN M. MESTER, b July 12, 1868; dau Isaac Detwiler and Martha M. (Custer) Mester [43-71]; m Jan. 1, 1892, IRVIN B. REINERT. Ad. (1918) Collegeville, Pa. 598 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Carl, b May 5, 1901. 2. Mark, b Oct. 18, 1910. [43-212] HELEN FLORENCE MESTE®, b Apr. 7, 1870; dau Isaac Detwiler and Martha M. (Custer) Mester [43-71]; m Feb. 22, 1889, CHARLES MELVIN HALLMAN, b Nov. 8, 1866; s Charles F. R. and Mary A. Hallman. Automobile Trimmer. Ad. (1918) 50 No. 51st St., Phila., Pa. Children ( 2 ): [43-368] 1. Lillian Alma, b Aug. 27, 1890; m Edgar Thompson Woolmington. 2. Charles Vernon, b Apr. 22, 1899. [43-213] MARTHA G. MESTER, b Jan. 4, 1875; dan Isaac Detwiler and Martha M. (Custer) Mester [43-71]; m Aug. 14, 1907, MORD L. EVANS, b July 12, 1864; s Franklin T. and Cornelia (Morgan) Evans. Veterinarian. Ad. (1919) Church & Gay Sts., Phoenixville, Pa. Children (2): 1. Franklin T., b Nov. 5, 1908; d Feb. 10, 1909. 2. William M., b Dec. 18, 1910. [43-214] WALTER SCOTT MESTER, b Oct, 30, 1877; s Isaac Detwiler and Martha M. (Custer) Mester [43-71 ] ; m Nov. 19, 1902, LINDA D. FOUST, b Oct. 16, 1874 ; dau William K. Foust. Engineer. Ad. (1918) 5624 Arch St., Phila., Pa. One child: Russell I., b Oct. 26, 1903. [43-215] ANNA EDNA MESTER, b June 24, 1884; dau Isaac Detwiler and Martha M. (Custer) Mester [43-71]; m Oct. 4, 1913, CHARLES I. FITZGERALD. General storekeeper. Ad. (1918) Haleyville, N. J. One child: Alma Edna, b Apr. 5, 1917. [43-216] CATHARINE ELIZABETH KEEL, b June 25, 1865; dau Martin S. and Barbara Ann (Mester) Keel [43-72]; m Sept. 29, 1887, CHARLES B. RHOADS, b Mar. 7, 1863; d Feb. 12, 1896; s William Penn and Eliza Emma (Barr) Rhoads. Res. Chester, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Carlton Keel, b June 19, 1888. 2. Lea Mester, b Aug. 25, 1890. [43-369] 3. Norman Summers, b Aug. 26, 1892; m Laura Gordon Thackara. [43-217] HARRY THOMPSON KEEL, b Nov. 11, 1869; s Martin S. and Barbara Ann (Mester) Keel [43-72]; m Nov. 11, 1891, REBECCA WEAVER NEELD, b Dec. 25, 1871; dau Joseph W. and Sarah M. (Thompson) Neeld. Carpenter and Builder. Ad. (1919) 610 W. 8th St., Chester, Pa. No children . [43-218] EMMA LIST KEEL, b Oct. 8, 1875; dau Martin S. and Barbara Ann (Mester) Keel [43-72]; m Oct. 28, 1911, HAREWOOD MIDGLEY FENTON, b Feb. 8, 1874. Ad. (1922) 34 Kent Road, Stonehurst, Pa. No children. [43-219] FRANK MOORE KEEL, b Apr. 2, 1879; s Martin S. and Barbara A. (Mester) Keel [43-72] ;m Oct. 15, 1903, MIRIAM A. TINGLE, b Oct. 20, 1878; dau Mark and Martha (Butt) Tingle. Mail carrier. Ad. (1918) 925 W. 8th St., Chester, Pa. Children (2): 1. Harry Milton, b July 26, 1904. 2. Florence May, b Sept. 23, 1910. [43-220] SARAH ANN SEIBERT, b Oct. 27, 1850; dau Anthony and Catharine (Althouse) Seibert [43-77a]; m Oct. 20, 1877, JAMES GEORGE, 6 Nov. 7, 1852. Farmer. Ad. (1918) Trumbauersville, Pa. Children (6): [43-370] 1. Ella, b May 12, 1879; m Clinton Fretz. [43-371] 2. Laurence, b Nov. 10, ISSO'; m Gertie Roth; Perkasie, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 599 [43-372] 3. Minnie, b Mar. 22, 1885; m Warren Binder; Quakertown, Pa. 4. Alice, b June 29, 1887. [43-373] 5. Morris S., b Feb. 13, 1890; m Stella K. Sterner; 640 N. 16th St., Allentown, Pa. 6. Elmer, b Apr. 8, 1893; Camp Eustis, Va. [43-221] JOEL SEIBERT, b - ; d - , 1912; s Anthony and Catharine (Althouse) Seibert [43-77a]; m ALSENIA WEAVER. Children (J): [43-373.1] 1. Katie, m Charles Brunner. [43-373.2] 2. Percival Francis Tilghman, b Aug. 16, 1879; m Lovina Heffelfinger. 3. Milton. 4. Harry. [Further data unobtainable. ] [43-224] NOAH R. SEIBERT, b Dec. 15, 1849; d Jan. 30, 1891; s Jonas and Sarah (Reinewald) Seibert [43-80]; m Dec. 30, 1876, AMANDA S. KRIEBLE, b May 20, 1850; dau Isaac S. and Christina (Schultz) Krieble [19-33], Farmer. Lived at Geryville, Pa. One child: [43-374] William K., b Mar. 20, 1879; m Elsie M. Bechtel. [43-225] HENRY R. SEIBERT, b Jan. 24, 1858; s Jonas and Sarah (Reinewald) Seibert [43-80]; m Nov. 21, 1885, CLARA R. BAUS, b June 15, 1862; dau Charles and Amanda (Rohrbach) Baus. Farmer. Ad. (1919) R. F. D. 1, E. Greenville, Pa. One child: [70-218a] Edna B., b Sept. 2, 1887 ; d Feb. 23, 1920; m Warren G. Schultz. [43-226] SAMUEL R. SEIBERT, b Aug. 6, 1860; d Apr. 15, 1890; s Jonas and Sarah (Reinewald) Seibert [43-80]; m Sept. 16, 1882, MARY N. SCHULTZ, b June 6, 1859; d Sept. 1, 1902; dau Enoch and Leah (Neuman) Schultz [68-11]. Children ( 3 ): [43-375] 1. Jonas S., b Jan. 7, 1884; m L. Carolyn Weber. [43-376] 2. Howard S., b Sept. 3, 1885; m Minnie K. Funk. [43-377] 3. Samuel S., b June 21, 1889; m Estella Schubert. [43-227] SARAH R. SEIBERT, b Oct. 28, 1865; dau Jonas and Sarah (Reinewald) Seibert [43-80]; m June 4, 1892, HARVEY R. BAUS, b Feb. 8, 1871 ; s Charles and Amanda (Rohrbach) Baus. Farmer. Ad. (1919) East Greenville, Pa. Children (5): [43-378] 1. Daniel S., b May 11, 1893; m Ada N. Derr. [43-379] 2. Elsie S., b July 28, 1894; m Frank L. Cleaver. [43-380] 3. Titus S., b Feb. 7, 1896; m Estella S. Stauffer. 4. Marvin S., b Mar. 24, 1900; 1944 Carey St., Phila., Pa. 5. Bertha S., b Feb. 8, 1902; East Greenville, Pa. [43-229] ALLEN SEIBERT, d - , 1918; s Nathan and Matilda (Roeder) Seibert [43-82] ;m RACHEL WEIDNER. Children ( 9 ): [43-381] 1. Agnes, m Edgar Steckel; Catasauqua, Pa. [43-382] 2. Mabel, m Ambrose Miller. [43-383] 3. Pearl, m Bryan Nunemacher; Bethlehem, Pa. [43-384] 4. Edgar, m - Conway; Allentown, Pa. 5. Tillie, 6. Paul, 7. Margaret, 8. Russell, 9. Olivia. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [43-230] LUZETTA SEIBERT, b Jan. 10, 1859; d July 27, 1897; dau Nathan and Matilda (Roeder) Seibert [43-82]; m Oct. 2, 1876, JAMES GROSS, b Dec. 27, 1845; d Apr. 10, 1910. Tanner. Lived at Old Zionsville, Pa. (1920.) 600 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): [43-385] 1. Jennie, h Mar. 27,’ 1876; m John Smith. [43-386] 2. Mamie H., b Sept. 16, 1887; m Grover C. Hutchison. [43-230.1] HORACE S. SCHELL, b Dec. 15, 1856; s Levinus and Susanna (Seibert) Schell [43-83]; m Dec. 26, 1878, ELLEN SUSANNA OSENBACH, b Dec. 10, 1851 ; dau Charles and Harriet (Reichard) Osenbach. Retired; 1233 Hanover Ave., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: [43-386.1] Irwin 0., b Jan. 10, 1880; m Olive Mae Ebert. [43-230.9] FRANK M. KEGERIZE, b May 26, 1874; d Mar. 1, 1917; s Michael and Orpha (Keim) Kegerize [43-89]; m LILLIAN RIEHL, d Mar., 1917. Res. Atlantic City, N. J. One child: Frank M., b Mar. 11, 1917. [43-230.11] ROSETTA EDNA MASTERS, b Dec. 12, 1864; dau Henry and Phoebe P. (Dubois) Masters [43-95]; m Aug. 4, 1883, DECAMP DAVIS. Children {10): 1. Tressa May, b Mar. 21, 1885. 2. Bertha Eleanor, b Dec. 1, 1888. 3. Oakley, b Feb. 13, 1890; Liberty, Ind. 4. Ora, b Oct. 10, 1892; Dayton, Ohio. 5. Percy, b July 11, 1894. 6. Perry, b Apr. 29, 1896; Kitchel, Ind. 7. Hazel Belle, b Dec. 5, 1897. 8. Cecil, b Sept. 2, 1899; Wilcox, Saskatchewan, Canada. 9. Lena Christine, b Dec. 12, 1900. 10. Dorothy Beatrice, b Mar. 11, 1903. [43-231] LEUT MASTERS, b Oct. 5, 1866; s Henry and Phoebe P. (Dubois) Masters [43-95]; m Aug. 22, 1902, BESSIE I. KINGERY. [ Paul Masters.] One child: Kenneth Kerling, b Jan. 29, 1903. [43-232] ROY MASTERS, b Sept. 5, 1875; s Henry and Phoebe P. (Dubois) Masters [43-95]; m Nov. 23, 1897, ETHEL MAY KINGERY. [ Paul Masters.] Res. Liberty, Ind. Children (J): 1. Millard M., b Dec. 10, 1900. 2. Elbert, b Mar. 29, 1902. 3. Gladys L., b May 29, 1905. 4. Inez Evaline. [43-233] LUTHER BENSON MASTERS, b May 13, 1876; s Jacob K. and Laura (Hudson) Mas¬ ters [43-96]; m Oct. 9, 1898, DORA GIRE, b May 22, 1871; dau Amos and Loretta (Cummins) Gire. Farmer; res. Everton, Ind., R. D. 1. [Paul Masters.] [43-234] EDNA MAY MASTERS, b June 28, 1874; dau John W. and Mary G. (Harris) Masters [43-97]; m Feb. 7, 1903, HERBERT DAY ROSE. Farmer; res. Fairfield, Ind. [Paul Masters.] One child: Harold Masters, b Mar. 29, 1905. [43-235] GERTRUDE FAY MASTERS, b May 28, 1886; dau John W. and Mary G. (Harris) Masters [43-97]; m Mar. 29, 1903, CLAIRE BESS BUCKLEY. Farmer; res. near Harrison, Ohio. [Paul Masters.] One child: Melvin Masters, b Nov. 15, 1906. [43-236] BLANCHE JOHNSTONE, b June 24, 1881; dau James R. and Hannah (Masters) John¬ stone [43-99]; m Aug. 16, 1898, REV. J. F. SCULL, JR. Methodist clergyman; res. Jeffersonville, Ind. [Paul Masters.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 601 Children (2): 1. Paul B., h July 6, 1903. 2. Lora Marian, b Aug. 8, 1911. [43-237a] JOHN LOUIS SPENCER, b June 24, 1851; d 1921; s Roderick R. and Mary (Masters) Spencer [43-101]; m Nov. 27, 1878, LAURA ELLEN WHITE, b June 3, 1853; d Nov. 18, 1880; dau John and Elizabeth White. [Paul Masters .] One child: Grace Ellen, b Nov. 7, 1880. [43— 237b] JOHN LOUIS SPENCER, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 30, 1886, FLORRIE MAY TAYLOR, b May 19, 1864; dau James J. and Mary M. Taylor. No issue. Parmer; res. Rushville, Ind. [Paul Masters.] [43-238] CHARLES V. SPENCER, b Aug. 28, 1869; s Roderick R. and Mary (Masters) Spencer [43-101]; m June 13, 1895, MARY M. LOGAN, b Feb. 14, 1868; dau Hugh M. and Rebecca Caroline Logan. Farmer; res. near Clarksburg, Ind. [Paid Masters .] One child: Howard L., b Feb. 22, 1905. [43-239] MARY JOSEPHINE MASTERS, b Apr. 16, 1857; dau Jacob H. and Maria L. (Smith) Masters [43-102]; m Feb. 21, 1878, GEORGE CAIN, d Aug. 9, 1909. Supt. of Paper Mills in Ohio and Ind.; later in life a farmer. Res. of widow, 3044 Broadway, Indianapolis, Ind. [Paul Masters .] Children ( 6 ): I 1- Frank G., b Jan. 8. 1879; m ( Carrie Carpenter. [43-387b] J (2. Coral J. Lewis. 2. Edith E., b Aug. 13, 1881; 3044 Broadway, Indianapolis, Ind. [43-388] 3. Charles M., b Aug. 17, 1883; d Mar. 8, 1918; m Josephine Alcott. 4. John William, b Nov. 9, 1886; d Nov. 5, 1889. [43-389] 5. Grace Dorothea, b July 8, 1891; m William H. Beck. [43-389.1] 6. Mary Louise, b June 2, 1894; m Donald King Gray. [43-240] DR. JOHN LEWIS MASTERS, b Sept. 23, 1859; d May 24, 1916; s Jacob H. and Maria L. (Smith) Masters [43-102]; m Aug. 17, 1887, ELIZABETH FLORA URMSTON, b Sept. 6, 1860; dau Joseph Urmston. Eye, ear, nose, and throat specialist; Indianapolis, Ind. [Paul Masters.] Children (3): [43-390] 1. Paul L., b July 1, 1890; m Mildred G. Carter. [43—391 ] 2. Robert J., b Aug. 18, 1894; m Vivian E. Van Winkle. 3. John Melvin, b May 8, 1899. John Lewis Masters was born on the farm in Indiana in the house which his grandfather occupied when he migrated to Indiana from Pennsylvania about 1835. While a boy his parents moved to Brook- ville, Franklin County, Ind., where the father followed the trade of blacksmithing for some years, and later engaged in the manufacture of buggies and carriages. During the boyhood days of Dr. Masters he spent much of his spare time outside of school in his father’s shop. He showed marked mechanical ability and was expected to follow an occupation which would have to do with mechanics. However, after graduating from high school he taught in the public schools for four years, during the third year of which he began the reading of medicine with a physician in whose house he lived. Dr. Masters graduated from the Louisville, Ky., Medical College in 1885, with the honors of his class. After serving a year’s interneship in the City Hospital he engaged in general practice of medicine at New London, Ohio. In 1892 he spent a year in New York doing postgraduate work in medicine, specializing in the eye, ear, nose and throat. Returning to Indiana in 1893 he specialized in the treat¬ ment of the eye, ear, nose and throat and built up a large practice. In 1903 he spent a year in Germany doing postgraduate work in the University of Berlin. It is stated that Dr. Masters’ success in his pro¬ fession was doubtless chiefly due to his untiring, deeply conscientious interest in every case that came before him. He had no “second best” effort. Every patient regarded him as his personal friend as well as his medical adviser. His best efforts were always given to the practice of his profession and the welfare of his patients. In 1894 Dr. Masters became identified with the faculty of the “Old Central College of Physicians and Surgeons of Indianapolis.” He was also professor of Otology and the eye and ear, serving as treasurer of the college for some time in addition. After his return from Europe he became connected 602 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families with the Indiana University School of Medicine, and had the title of Clinical Professor of Otology, but failing health prevented him from engaging in this work very actively. For many years he was on the staff of the City Dispensary and the City Hospital, but on account of ill health he was obliged to aban¬ don this work also. In addition to his professional interests Dr. Masters operated a large farm near the city of Indian¬ apolis where he was successful in producing good crops and fine stock. Never seeking public recognition, but rather shrinking from publicity he was a hard worker and devoted his spare time to extensive read¬ ing, not only in his professional line but current literature. He was a member and trustee of the Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church for many years. Having come into possession of one of the first editions of the Genealogical Record of the Schwenk- felders, Dr. Masters started a correspondence with some of his kin-folk in the East and after he had established this connection he made two trips to Montgomery County to trace out his ancestry and meet a number of his relatives. Having located the grave of his immigrant ancestor, Gregorius Meister, Dr. Masters came East in September. 1915, to make arrangements to erect an appropriate marker on the grave of his ancestor and also to attend the Memorial Day services of the Schwenkfelders. It is worthy to note that in the preceding year Dr. Masters had intended to attend these exercises, but im¬ portant appointments prevented him from doing so, and he spent the afternoon of September 24 on his farm where he met with a serious accident that almost proved fatal. Having successfully recovered from this accident he determined that if his life were spared for another year he would break all appoint¬ ments and be sure to attend these services. Time has shown that it was a wise decision for his life was not spared sufficiently long to attend further services of this kind. After Dr. Masters came into posses¬ sion of his copy of the Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders he became very much interested in tracing out the various members of the Meschter family and had collected quite a great deal of informa¬ tion, especially on the families that had migrated to Indiana and the middle west. All this material he offered to place at the disposal of the Editor. In addition to this, upon ascertaining that the Editor’s personal copy of the Record had been stolen Dr. Masters promptly forwarded his own personal copy with all his annotations for use in preparing the new book. His sudden death prevented the consummation of his desire to complete the data regarding the Meschter family. The Editor is pleased to state that his son, Mr. Paul L. Masters, very kindly assisted in copying and classifying the material left by his father, all of which were put at the disposal of the Editor, and he hereby desires to give Mr. Masters credit for his valuable assistance in compiling the data concerning the various members of the Meschter (Master) family. [43-241] CHARLES LINK MASTERS, b Oct. 16, 1865; s Jacob H. and Maria L. (Smith) Masters [43-102]; m June 1, 1898, ISADORE HARDING, b Mar. 4, 1872; dau Altus Harding. Grain business; res. Brookville, Ind. [ Paul Masters.] Children (2): 1. Ella Louise, b Jan. 3, 1900; d Feb. 5, 1906. 2. Mildred, b Mar. 14, 1907. [43-242] ROSA SUSANNA MASTERS, b Mar. 31, 1870; dau Jacob H. and Maria L. (Smith) Masters [43-102] ; m Nov. 27, 1895, ALBERT N. LOGAN, b Dec. 20, 1864. Teacher; res. 28 S. 18th St., Richmond, Ind. [Paid Masters.] Children (2): 1. Mary Anita, b Oct. 27, 1896. 2. Helen Masters, b July 27, 1901. [43-243] FRANK SMITH MASTERS, b May 5, 1872; s Jacob H. and Maria L. (Smith) Masters [43-102]; m Dec. 31, 1897, OLA HUBBARD, b Feb. 4, 1872; dau William T. Hubbard. Hardware merchant; res. Brookville, Ind. No issue. [ Paul Masters.] [43-244] ALICE GERTRUDE MASTERS, b Sept. 8, 1858; d June 29, 1910; dau John Q. and Re¬ becca (Jones) Masters [43 103]; m Sept. 15, 1880, DR. JOHN J. FISHER, s Dr. Samuel B. Fisher. Physician; res. Rossville, Ind. [Paul Masters.] Children (3): [43-392] 1 . Mary Helen, b July 29, 1881 ; m Jesse Beydler. [43-393] 2. Carrie May, b Nov. 17, 1882; d Jan. 11, 1905; rn Miller Y. Cassel. [43-394] 3. Edna Norvella, b May 22, 1887; m William Wright. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 603 [43-245] EMMA HELEN MASTERS, b Dec. 26, 1859; dau John Q. and Rebecca (Jones) Masters [43—103] ; m Oct. 29, 1882, MARION WILLARD SALMON, s Daniel Salmon. Res. Frankfort, Ind. [Paul Masters.} Children (5): 1. Arthur Emmet, b Aug. 13, 1883; d Aug. 18, 1885. [43-394.1] 2. Nellie Margaret, b July 27, 1885; m Daniel Empenger. [43-395] 3. Herbert Spencer, b Sept. 22, 1887; m Mildred Holland. [43-395.1] 4. Mary Etta, b Oct. 31, 1889; m Clarence C. Walker. 5. Pauline M., b Mar. 11, 1898; Frankfort, Ind. [43-246] ELMER WATSON MASTERS, b Aug. 31, 1861; s John Q. and Rebecca (Jones) Masters [43-103]; m Nov. 13, 1883, DELLA WEAVER, dau George Weaver. Traded in real estate, now farms father’s old farm; res. Frankfort, Ind. [Paul Masters.] Children (3): [43-396] 1. Georgiana, b May 3, 1887; d Mar. 5, 1917; m Dr. John C. Davis. [43-396.1] 2. John Howard, b May 31, 1889; m Julia Dillen. [45-396.2] 3. Clarence Emerson, b Mar. 22, 1892; m Hazel Brittam. [43-247] EFFIE MAY MASTERS, b Feb. 11, 1868; dau John Q. and Rebecca (Jones) Masters [43-103]; m Sept. 13, 1888, WILLIAM OSCAR BALL, s Miles Ball. Farmer; res. near Sedalia, Ind. [Paul Masters.] Children {2): [43-396.3] 1. Mary Elsie, b Jan. 11, 1894; m George E. Davis. [43-396.4] 2. Helen Lois, b Feb. 24, 1896; m Chalmer 0. Miller. [43-248] ELEANOR SUSANNA MASTERS, b Feb. 26, 1876; dau John Q. and Rebecca (Jones) Masters [43-103]; m Dec. 25, 1907, DR. JAMES B. ROBB, s Alexander Robb. Physician; res. Russell, Iowa. [Paul Masters .] Children (3): 1. Eleanor Masters, b Oct. 31, 1909. 2. Alice Gertrude, b Oct. 16, 1910. 3. Edith Margaret, b Apr. 10, 1916. [43-249] FRANK HARRIS MASTERS, b June 30, 1879; s John Q. and Rebecca (Jones) Masters [43-103] ; m Oct. 3, 1906, CLARA LOUISE ROELKER. Civil engineer; worked on Panama Canal; res. 407 Glenwood Ave., Joliet, Ill. [Paid Masters .] Children (3): 1. Frank Harris, Jr., b Feb. 19, 1914. 2. Paul Edward, b June 4, 1918. 3. John Walter, b Apr. 10, 1921. [43-250] GEORGE LOUIS MASTERS, b Aug. 11, 1882; s William C. and Melvina (Steinard) Masters [43-106]; m Sept. 6, 1905, GRACE JERMAN, b Nov. 5, 1885; dau Henry Jerman. D.D.S. — large practice; res. Connersville, Ind. No issue. [Paul Masters .] [43-251] ORA ROBERTS MASTERS, b Nov. 8, 1873; dau Samuel B. and Loretta J. (Roberts) Masters [43-107a]; m Dec. 26, 1900, FRANK McCLURE, s James McClure. Farmer; res. near Brookville, Ind. [Paul Masters.} No issue. [43-252] OZELLA MAY MASTERS, b Dec. 29, 1881; dau Samuel B. and Loretta J. (Roberts) Masters [43-107a]; m Dec. 6, 1905, WILLIAM H. QUELLHORST, s Lewis Quellhorst. Traveling salesman; res. New York City. [Paul Masters .] One child: Gail, b Jan. 16, 1907. [43-253] MORRIS M. MASTERS, b May 17, 1877; s Levi K. and Mary A. (Smith) Masters [43- 108a] ; m Dec. 5, 1900, BERTHA STRONG, b Aug. 28, 1882 ;d Oct. 20, 1918; dau Jonathan Strong. Farmer; res. Connersville, Ind. [Paul Masters .] 604 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (6): 1. Hazel Glenola, b Apr. 11, 1902. 2. Irwin Elmer, b Aug. 19, 1903. 3. Mary Elizabeth, b July 5, 1907. 4. Floyd Manford, b July 5, 1909. 5. Evan Maurice, b Oct. 7, 1911. 6. Arthur Glen, b Aug. 26, 1915. [43-254] EDGAR W. MASTERS, b Apr. 22, 1885; s Levi K. and Mary A. (Smith) Masters [43-108a]; m Oct. 28, 1911, EDYTHE DELIGHT, dav of Miss Enola Sherwood. [Paul Masters.] No issue. [43-255] WILBUR MASTERS, b Apr. 4, 1877; s William G. and Edith (Curry) Masters [43-112]; rn NORA WRIGHT. Farmer. [Paul Masters.] Children (6): . 1. Heber, b Dec. 20, 1897. 2. Walter, b Sept. 25, 1899. 3. Herschel, b Nov. 15, 1901. 4. Edith, b Feb. 14, 1906. 5. Clyde, b Aug. 4, 1908. 6. Helen, b Oct. 23, 1910. [43-256] THOMAS CURRY MASTERS, b Oct. 16, 1884; s William G. and Edith (Curry) Masters [43—1 12] ; m May 14, 1910, IDA C. GRIMME. [Paul Masters.] One child: Mildred Angeline, b Sept. 22, 1911. [43-257] ARTHUR G. MASTERS, b Oct. 7, 1879; d Feb. 14, 1911 ; s Lewis C. and Amy A. (Brown) Masters [43-115]; m Oct. 26, 1904, MARY C. R. RODIBAUGH, b Aug. 22, 1879; dau Benjamin and Lydia Rodibaugh. Insurance agent. [Paul Masters.] Children (2): 1. Lois A., b Nov. 2, 1906. 2. Harold E., b May 16, 1910. [43-258] BESSIE GEORGIANNA MASTERS, b Oct. 21, 1882; dau Lewis C. and Amy A. (Brown) Masters [43-115]; m Aug. 1, 1905, ROBERT L. JULIUS, b Apr. 26, 1882; s Philip and Nancy Julius. Mechanic; res. Connersville, Ind. [Paid Masters.] One child: Demoret M., b June 20, 1909. [43-259] ALFRED D. MASTERS, b Jan. 27, 1885; s Lewis C. and Amy A. (Brown) Masters [43- 1 15] ; m June 26, 1909, NANA FERGUSON, b Nov. 18, 1887 ; dau Nelson and Clara Ferguson. Book¬ keeper; res. Indianapolis, Ind. [Paul Masters.] [43-259.1] CHARLES M. SPEER, b Feb. 22, 1872; s John W. and Martha Elizabeth (Baird) Speer [43-115.3]; m Mar. 3, 1902, FLORENCE B. TWEED, b July 15, 1878; d Apr. 17, 1921; dau James L. and Mehetible (Smith) Tweed. Mail carrier; res. Newton, Kansas. (1921.) One child: Marjorie M., b Feb. 9, 1904. [43-259.2] WILLIAM KERRICK BRACKEN, b Sept. 14, 1866; s William H. and Phebe A. (Ker- rick) Bracken [43-115.9]; m June 19, 1896, GRACE FUNK, b July 25, 1866; dau Francis M. and Mary E. (Houser) Funk. Lawyer; Bloomington, Ill. (1922.) One child: Dwight Funk, b Apr. 9, 1897 ; Bloomington, Ill. [43-259.4] MARTHA EDDY BRACKEN, b June 20, 1872 \dau William H. and Phoebe A. (Kerrick) Bracken [43-115.9]; m Dec. 13, 1893, GEORGE M. KIMBLE, b 1872; dec; s Henry C. and Mary (Klemme) Kimble. Mrs. Martha (Bracken) Kimble is librarian of the Carnegie Library at Brookville, Ind. (1922.) One child: [43-396.5] Miriam Grace, b June 5, 1895; m A. T. Sweetland; 6112 Moneta Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 605 [43-259.5] THOMAS E. BRACKEN, b May 12, 1874; s William H. and Phoebe A. (Kerrick) Bracken [43-115.9]; m July 11, 1907, MARGARET McKNIGHT, b July 22, 1883; dau Alexander and Loretta (Archer) McKnight. Lawyer; res., Muncie, Ind. (1922.) One child: Alexander McKnight, b May 7, 1908. [43-259.7] IDELLE B. KERRICK, b June 13, 1874 ; dnv Leonidas H. and Sarah (Funk) Kerrick [43-115.10]; m CHARLES A. EWING. Res., Decatur, Ill. (1922.) Children (2): 1. Sarah Elizabeth, b Jan. 4, 1911. 2. Mary Idelle, b Jan. 10, 1914. [43-260.1] W. DALE SMITH, b Oct. 1, 1869; d Dec. 20, 1911; s Henry L. and Mary S. (Rose) Smith [43-118.1]; m Oct. 9, 1901, GEORGIA C. CASSEL, b Oct. 21, 1872; dau Frank C. and Barbara P. (Blount) Cassel. Merchant; res., Rossville, Ind. [Mrs. William W. Rose.] One child: Mary Barbara, b Nov. 20, 1903. [43-260.2] LIZZIE INEZ SMITH, b June 9, 1871; dau Henry L. and Mary S. (Rose) Smith [43- 118.1]; m May 12, 1897, MARTIN W. EATON, b Mar. 22, 1866; d Sept. 24, 1922; s Henry H. and - (Whitter) Eaton. Banker; res., Flora, Ind. [Mrs. William W. i?ose.] Children ( 2 ): 1. Miriam Lois, b Aug. 4, 1898; Flora, Ind. [43-396.8] 2. Henry Smith, b Nov. 4, 1899; m Catherine Hay; Flora, Ind. [43-260.3] CARRIE ETTA SMITH, b Jan. 28, 1873; dau Henry L. and Mary S. (Rose) Smith [43- 118.1] ; m Nov. 4, 1903, JAY D. SLIPHER; s Clark and - (App) Slipher. Farmer; res., Frankfort, Ind. [Mrs. William W. Rose.] One child: Dorothy Mary, b Dec. 30, 1907. [43-260.4] GRACE SMITH, b Mar. 12, 1875; dau Henry L. and Mary S. (Rose) Smith [43-118.1]; m Feb. 26, 1902, JASON W. CLARK; s Cyrus Clark. Farmer; res., Lafayette, Ind. (1922.) [Mrs. William W. Rose.] One child: Joseph, b Nov. 26, 1902. [43-260.5] HENRY RAYMOND SMITH, b Apr. 25, 1885; s Henry L. and Mary S. (Rose) Smith [43-118.1]; m Nov. 5, 1914, LAURA MAY BRYAN, b Feb. 29, 1892; dau Stephen A. and Eunice B. (Hamilton) Bryan. Farmer; res., Rossville, Ind. No issue. [Mrs. William W. Rose.] [43-260.6] HENRY IRA GADDIS, b Feb. 16, 1872; s Albert and Tamson (Rose) Gaddis [43-118.2]; m Oct. 16, 1907, CALLIE EDITH WILSON, b Sept. 5, 1869; dau Seveir and Margaret (Laird) Wilson. Stock farmer; McCune, Kans. No issue. (1922.) [43-260.07] FRANK GADDIS, b June 21, 1875; s Albert and Tamson (Rose) Gaddis [43-118.2]; m May 22, 1918, NORA LEE HERYFORD, b July 13, 1895; dau Samuel II. and Anna Elizabeth (Hor¬ ner) Heryford. Rural mail carrier; McCune, Kans. (1922.) One child: Helen Louise, b Sept. 4, 1919. [43-260.7] JOSEPHINE GADDIS, b Oct. 11, 1876; dau Albert and Tamson (Rose) Gaddis [43- 118.2] ; 771 Nov. 18, 1903, WILLIAM M. SAYERS, b Dec. 23, 1875; s Martin and Miranda (Martin) Sayers. Hardware and furniture merchant; McCune, Kans. (1922.) Children (8): 1. Robert, b May 17, 1906. 2. Frank, b Dec. 6, 1908. 3. Richard, b June 18, 1912. [43-260.08] BERTHA GADDIS, b May 12, 1878; daw Albert and Tamson (Rose) Gaddis [43-118.2]; m Mar. 25, 1908, THOMAS D. PEAIRS, b Feb. 7, 1879; s David Allen and Esther Mary (Drennan) Peairs. Mechanic; Long Beach, Cal. No issue. (1922.) GOG Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-260.8] HUGH LAWRENCE GADDIS, b Nov. 22, 1880; s Albert and Tamson (Rose) Gaddis [43-118.2]; m June 22, 1922, FRIEDA HARBERT. Salesman; Macomb, Ill. (1922.) [43-260.9] ELIZABETH R. GADDIS, b Sept. 6, 1890; dau Albert and Tamson (Rose) Gaddis [43-118.2]; m Aug. 12, 1922, WILLIAM B. NORRIS, b Mar. 1, 1880; s John and Evelyn (Brown) Norris. Editor; Nashville, Ill. (1922.) [43-260.10] RALPH SMITH, b Apr. 29, 1878; s George and Elnora (Rose) Smith [43-118.3]; m Nov., 1906, OLIVE DELLE STROUSE, b Mar. 1, - ; dau Joseph and Mahala (McKinsey) Strouse. Bank cashier; res., Frankfort, Ind. [Mrs. William W. Rose.] Children (2): 1. Delle Louise, b Mar. 21, 1911. 2. Dorothy Catharine, b Apr., 1913. [43-260.11] GEORGE ADRIAN SMITH, b Sept. 29, 1879; s George and Elnora (Rose) Smith [43-118.3]; m Oct. 3, 1904, ELVA CATHERINE WILSON, b Dec. 13, 1881 ; dau Edward B. and Mary Eliza (Norris) Wilson. Bank cashier; res., Rossville, Ind. [Mrs. William W. i?ose.] Children (3): 1. George Edward, b Aug. 20, 1906. 2. Margaret Ethel, b Feb. 26, 1911. 3. Rosemary Catherine, b Dec. 5, 1912. [43-260.12] DR. FRANK E. SMITH, b Apr. 6, 1883; s George and Elnora (Rose) Smith [43-118.3]; m June 29, 1916, HELEN FLORA BURTSCHI, d 1921; dau Oswald Burtschi. Physician; res., De¬ catur, Ill. [Mrs. William W. Rose.] One child: Caroline Elizabeth, b Nov. 5, 1920. [43-260.13] CAROLINE ROSE SMITH, b Aug. 31, 1890; dau George and Elnora (Rose) Smith [43-118.3]; ra Feb. 14, 1916, CHARLES THOMAS CAVAN. Construction engineer; res., Columbus, Ohio. [Mrs. William W. Rose.] One child: George William, b June 1, 1917; d 1921. [43-260.14] MARY LULU ROSE, b Dec. 9, 1887; dau William W. and Sarah (Walter) Rose [43- 118.5]; m June 23, 1918, FRANK G. KING, s George King. University Instructor; res., Lafayette, Ind. [Mrs. William W. Rose.] One child: George William, b Mar. 9, 1920. [43-260.15] HERBERT CRAWFORD ROSE, b Oct. 7, 1891 ; s William W. and Sarah (Walter) Rose [43-118.5]; m Jan. 4, 1916, SINA E. VANOVER, b Feb. 23, 1894; dau Thomas C. and Amanda E. (Smith) Vanover. Farmer; res., Rossville, Ind. [Mrs. William W. ifosc.] Children (2): 1. William Wendell, b Nov. 1, 1916. 2. Janies Howard, b Aug. 11, 1919. [43-260.16] SARA EDNA ROSE, b Dec. 24, 1894; dau William W. and Sarah (Walter) Rose [43- 118.5]; m Jan. 4, 1922, FRANK C. BEALL, b Dec. 15, 1890; s C. M. and - — — - (Logan) Beall. Farmer; res., Clarksburg, Ind. [Mrs. William W. Tfose.] [43-261] IRENE YOCOM, b Jan. 28, 1867 ; dau Henry and Hannah (Leopold) Yocom [43-120]; m Sept. 22, 1896, FRANKLIN W. BROWN, b July 1, 1862; s David and Susanna (Wahl) Brown. Postal Clerk. Ad. (1918) Lancaster, Pa. Children (2): 1. Edna, b Sept. 27, 1897; Lancaster, Pa. 2. Marien, b Oct. 31, 1898; d Nov. 28, 1898. [43-261.2] CLARA M. YOCOM, b Mar. 7, 1873; dau Aaron M. and Jane (Kelso) Yocom [43-122] ; m June 23, 1899, WILLIAM A. DAVIS. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families (->07 Children (2): 1. William Kelso, b June, 1901. 2. Russel, b Feb. 11, 1903. [43-262] AMOS K. YOCOM, b Sept. 29, 1868; d Nov. 2, 1908; s Charles and Harriet R. (Kupp) Yocom [43-132]; m July 16, 1892, CLARA LIVENGOOD, 6 June 15, 1872; dau Joshua and Annetta S. (Potts) Livengood. Lived at 5200 Walnut St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. F. Ralph, b Aug. 9, 1893. In Navy Hospital Service, Scotland (1918). 2. Anna B., b Nov. 28, 1896; d Jan. 13, 1916. 3. G. Gordon, b May 8, 1899; d Aug. 12, 1899. 4. Mildred L., b May 28, 1901; 5200 Walnut St., Phila., Pa. [43-263] C. WARREN YOCOM, b Apr. 18, 1874; s Charles and Harriet R. (Kupp) Yocom [43— 132]; m Oct. 10, 1894, ELLA MARY WALB, b Oct. 16, 1876; dau William and Mary Ellen (States) Walb. Motorman. Ad. (1920) 121 So. 9th St., Reading, Pa. Children (4): [43-397] 1. Harry E., b Dec. 16, 1894; m Martha Schaffer; Reading, Pa. 2. Harriet M., b Mar. 17, 1897; 121 S. 9th St., Reading, Pa. 3. Doris L., b June 29, 1902; 121 S. 9th St., Reading, Pa. 4. Albert R., b Oct. 26, 1900; d Oct. 26, 1900. [43-264] EDWIN NELSON YOCOM, b July 7, 1880; s Charles and Harriet R. (Kupp) Yocom [43-132]; m Feb. 22, 1902, CARRIE S. SHANER, b Jan. 30, 1878; dau Mahlon R. and Emma J. (Fenstermacher) Shaner. Carpenter. Ad. (1920) R. F. D. 1, Pottstown, Pa. Children (7): 1. Lillian May, b June 27, 1902. 2. Charles Lawrence, b Jan. 18, 1904. 3. Evelyn La Rue, b Feb. 8, 1906. 4. Edwin Nelson, b June 10, 1908. 5. George Luther, b May 4, 1910. 6. Emma Jane, b Mar. 17, 1912. 7. Carrie Elizabeth, b June 20, 1916; d June 26, 1916. [43-265] GEORGE L. YOCOM, 6 June 24, 1882; s Charles and Harriet R. (Kupp) Yocom [43-132]; m April 7, 1912, MARY EMILY BUSH, b Feb. 8, 1891; daw John C. and Mary Bell (McCabe) Bush. Farmer. Ad. (1918) Little River, Kansas. Children (2): 1. Margaret June, b June 12, 1915. 2. Kathleen Jane, b Sept. 17, 1917. [43-266] HOWARD G. YOCOM, b Oct. 18, 1887; s Charles and Harriet R. (Kupp) Yocom [43-132]; m Nov. 28, 1912, IDA MAY SCHRECK, b May 29, 1890; dau Benjamin F. and Arabella V. (Keller) Schreck. Plumber. Ad. (1918) 738 N. 11th St., Reading, Pa. Children (2): 1. Helen Marie, b Mar. 6, 1913. 2. Robert Franklin, b Sept. 16, 1914. [43-267] ELI YOCOM, b Sept. 6, 1873; d Feb. 17, 1901; s Albert and Lizzie (Stauffer) Yocom [43-133]; m Apr. 8, 1894, FLORENCE EPPEHEIMER, 6 Feb. 3, 1872; dau John W. and Hannah (Silknitter) Eppeheimer. Stove Moulder. Ad. (1918) 431 Beech St., Pottstown, Pa. Children (2): 1. John Russell, b May 24, 1895. 2. Harvey Albert, b Aug. 23, 1899. [43-267.1] ARTHUR YOCOM, b Oct. 24, 1874; s Albert and Lizzie (Stauffer) Yocom [43-133]; m Apr. 12, 1906, FLORENCE GEIGER, b Feb. 22, 1877. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 608 Children (5): 1. Roscoe Milton, b Feb. 18, 1907; d in infancy. 2. Mildred L., b Aug. 13, 1908. 3. Clarence A., b Feb. 8, 1911. 4. J. Wilbur, b July 17, 1912. 5. Raymond Irwin, b Mar. 27, 1915. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [43-267.3] WILLIAM D. YOCOM, b Nov. 27, 1882; s Albert and Lizzie (Stauffer) Yocom [43- 133]; m 1905, CLARA GREEN, b Jan. 22, 1885. Children ( 5 ): 1. Leonard G., b Aug. 4, 1906. 2. Miriam E., b July 26, 1908. 3. Dorothy M., b May 9, 1912. 4. Bessie P., b Nov. 23, 1914. 5. William M., b July 31, 1916. [43-268] ALBERT R. YOCOM, b Jan. 5, 1889; s Albert and Lizzie (Stauffer) Yocom [43-133]; m Sept. 22, 1907, MARY C. GREENE, b Mar. 17, 1888; dau Hiram and Elizabeth (Geiger) Greene. Farmer. Ad. (1918) R. F. D. 1, Pottstown, Pa. Children (J); 1. W. Ronald, b Sept. 13, 1908. 2. Daniel L., b Aug. 16, 1910. 3. Lester H., b Sept. 22, 1912. 4. F. Albert, b July 17, 1917. [43-269] HAZEL PEARL MASTERS, b Aug. 17, 1892; dau John C. and Katherine M. (Zideker) Masters [43-156]; m Dec. 24, 1910, WILLIAM H. WHITTINGER. [Paul Masters .] One child: Grover Otto, b 1911. [43-270] FRED S. MASTERS, b Nov. 23, 1884; s Christopher A. and Elizabeth (Sherwood) Masters [43-157]; m May, 1905, RUBY CHEN. No issue. [Paul Masters.] [43-271] JOHN SHUPE, b Nov. 18, 1849; d Dec. 9, 1881; s Jacob and Sallie Ann (Master) Shupe [43-160]; m July 21, 1875, MANDANA MORSE, b Mar. 12, 1854; dau James and Sarah (Conwall) Morse. Machinist. Widow m Samuel Furtney and lived (1921) at Preston, Ont., Can. Children (2): [43-398] 1. Roy, b Jan. 4, 1880; m Hannah Seibel. [43-399] 2. Vernon, b Oct. 5, 1881; m Mollie Caldwell. [43-272] WELLINGTON SHUPE, b Feb. 20, 1854; s Jacob and Sallie Ann (Master) Shupe [43- 160]; m Dec. 25, 1877, SARAH ROSENBERGER, b Mar. 28, 1859; dau Joseph and Hannah (Sherk) Rosenberger. Piano Tuner. Ad. (1920) Galt, Ontario, Canada. Children (3): [43-400] 1. Nellie, b Dec. 20, 1878; m Theodore Watts. [43-401] 2. Albert, b Aug. 27, 1880; m Amber Wilson. [43-401.1] 3. Lillian, b Sept. 21, 1882; m James McDonald; Galt, Ont., Can. [43-273a] JOHN FRANKLIN MASTER, b Oct. 5, 1860; d Nov. 23, 1916; s Isaac and Lydia Ann (Fried) Master [43-161]; m Dec. 25, 1884, ELIZABETH HALLMAN, b Nov. 22, 1863; d June 5, 1886; dau Samuel and Mary (Snyder) Hallman. (1920.) One child: Laura, b Jan. 27, 1886; d Feb. 24, 1889. [43-273b] JOHN FRANKLIN MASTER, same as above, m 2d time, June 19, 1888, MARIA HISTAND, b Dec. 7, 1863; dau John B. and Leah (Martin) Histand. Farmer. Lived at Kitchener, Ont., Can. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 609 Children (4): 1. Elizabeth, b Sept. 17, 1889; unm; Vancouver, B. C., Can. 2. Mary, b Feb. 1, 1891; unm; Kitchener, Ont., Can. [43-402] 3. Grace, b Jan. 8, 1897 ; m George Kibler. 4. William Ewart, b Aug. 25, 1898; d in infancy. [43-274] LEVI MASTER, b Mar. 13, 1866; s Isaac and Lydia Ann (Fried) Master [43-161]; m 1889, IDA A. RUDELL, b Oct. 17, 1868; dau John and Hannah (Clemens) Rudell. Lived at New Hamburg, Ont., Can. (1921.) Children (8): 1. Laura A., b July 12, 1892; New Hamburg, Out., Can. 2. Wilfrid R., b May 31, 1897; d Apr. 17, 1914. 3. H. Gregory, b Feb. 20, 1903. [43-275] IRVINE MASTER, b Jan. 11, 1868; s Isaac and Lydia Ann (Fried) Master [43-161]; m RACHEL A. DEETON. Res. Kitchener, Ont. Children (3): [43-402.1] 1. Chester, b 1890; m Margaret Murray, Petrosky, Mich. [43-402.2] 2. Oliver, b 1891; m Sarah Hutton; Ottawa, Can. 3. Isaac, b 1897 ; unm. He and his sons all served in the World War and returned safely home. [Eby.] [43-276] ALBERT E. MASTER, b Sept. 17, 1870; s Isaac and Lydia Ann (Fried) Master [43-161]; m EFFIE L. WING. Res. Kitchener, Ont. Children (3): 1. William Edward, b 1906. 2. Frederick, b 1908. 3. James Morley, b 1913. [Eby.] [43-277] ISAAC M. LEVAN, b June 30, 1857; s Jacob S. and Hannah (Master) Levan [43-163a]; m July 20, 1887, EMILY SANDERSON, b Nov. 16, 1860, dau John and Agnes (McIntyre) Sanderson. High School Inspector. Ad. (1920) 144 Balmoral Ave., Toronto, Ont., Can. Children (J): [43-403] 1. Agnes M., b Oct. 7, 1888; m W. Eberts Brown. 2. Isabel S., b Jan. 21, 1894. 3. William E., b Sept. 1, 1897. [43-278] ALICE BILES, b Dec. 30, 1864; d Sept. 9, 1911; dau George and Harriet (Master) Biles [43-165]; m Nov. 25, 1887, DR. JOHN RENWICK HAMILTON, b Sept. 13, 1852; d Jan. 15, 1918; s Henry and Sarah (Fulton) Hamilton. Physician. Lived at Fairgrove, Mich. (1920.) Children ( 2 ) : 1. Ruby R., b Oct. 22, 1893; Akron, Mich. 2. Eleanor, b Oct. 24, 1898; d Apr. 4, 1907. [43-279] GEORGE FREDERICK BILES, b Feb. 14, 1866; d Feb. 28, 1920; s George and Harriet (Master) Biles [43-165]; m Dec. 22, 1887, MARY J. PARISH, b Dec. 22, 1868; dau Daniel D. and Cornelia E. (Hale) Parish. Blacksmith. Lived at Fairgrove, Mich. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Lela E., b Nov. 27, 1888; Fairgrove, Mich. 2. Harold F., b Dec. 17, 1903; d June 17, 1908. [43-280] OSCAR P. BILES, b Sept. 23, 1867; s George and Harriet (Master) Biles [43-165]; m HATTIE INGALLS, b July 4, 1861; dau Benjamin and Betsy (Snow) Ingalls. Ad. (1920) Richmond- Highlands, near Seattle, Wash. One child: Kenneth, b Oct. 5, 1891; unm; Seattle, Wash. 610 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-281] JOHN M. BILES, b Oct. 6, 1869; s George and Harriet (Master) Biles [43-165]; m June 14, 1900, JENNIE MASON, b Mar. 3, 1872; dau Allen and Lucy A. (Zacharias) Mason. Manufacturer of Tools. Ad. (1920) 76 Colorado Ave., Highland Park, near Detroit, Mich. Children ( 3 ): 1. Allen Mason, b Apr. 29, 1901; Detroit, Mich. 2. Grace Lillian, b July 9, 1903; Detroit, Mich. 3. Helen Elizabeth, b Feb. 21, 1908; Detroit, Mich. [43-283] MARY A. BILES, b Jan. 25, 1876; dan George and Harriet (Master) Biles [43-165]; m Nov. 22, 1917, C. W. STACY, b Nov. 13, 1869; s Sanderson P. and Mary A. (Strader) Stacy. Banker. Ad. Akron, Mich. No children. (1920.) [43-284] FRANCES MAUD BILES, b Nov. 20, 1877; dan George and Harriet (Master) Biles [ 43—165] ; m June 6, 1901, A. E. McCLOY, b Nov. 23, 1873; s Alexander and Ann Jane (Baird) McCloy. Contractor and Builder. Ad. (1920) Fairgrove, Mich. Children ( 2 ): 1. Genevieve, b Sept. 27, 1904. 2. Francis Louise, b Dec. 2, 1906. [43-285a] ALBERT E. BILES, b Mar. 18, 1880; s George and Harriet (Master) Biles [43-165;] m 1st time, July 14, 1904, ALLIE MAY JEWETT, b Mar. 14, 1881; dau Lon and Belinda (Kendall) Jewett. Children ( 2 ): 1. Belinda H., b July 31, 1906. 2. Edward K., b Feb. 9, 1908. [43-285b] ALBERT E. BILES, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 29, 1914, RITA KING, b Oct. 31, 1883; dau Alexander and Amma S. (Davis) King. Asst. Manager J. S. Brown Merc. Co. Ad. (1920) Grand Junction, Colorado. Children ( 2 ): 1. Esther E., b Jan. 11, 1916. 2. Ama L., b Aug. 17, 1917. [43-287] HAMILTON G. BILES, 6 Aug. 18, 1886; s George and Harriet (Master) Biles [43-165]; m Dec. 30, 1914, OLA TRAFZER, b Sept. 4, 1888; dau Rudolph and Laura Jane (Taylor) Trafzer. Coal miner. Ad. (1921) Akron, Mich. Children (3): 1. Bernardine, b Oct. 10, 1915. 2. Keith A., b Aug. 27, 1917. 3. Lloyd W., b June 26, 1919. [43-288a] MARY ROBERTS MASTER, b Apr. 28, 1869; dau Lewis E. and Minerva (Hanford) Master [43-166a]; m 1st time, Sept. 15, 1888, JOHN McLEOD, b 1866; s George and Annie (Kidd) McLeod. Cigar maker. John McLeod disappeared in 1889. One child: Arthur John Master, b July 10, 1889; Highgate, Ontario, Canada. He is known as Arthur John Master, having dropped the surname McLeod. [43-288b] MARY ROBERTS (MASTER) McLEOD, same as above, m 2nd time, Nov. 5, 1902, FRANCIS HENRY JACOBS, b June 28, 1861; d Sept. 29, 1919; s - and - (Stickney) Jacobs. Mrs. Jacobs resides at North Collins, Erie Co., N. Y. (1922.) [43-289] EMILY MAUD MASTER, b Dec. 11, 1871; dau Lewis E. and Minerva (Hanford) Master [43-166a]; rn Jan. 7, 1891, ALBERT DOWDING, b Jan. 30, 1860; d Oct. 7, 1901 ; s Joseph and Eliza¬ beth (Danbrook) Dowding. Brickmaker. Ad. (1920), 197 Beech Ave., Toronto, Ont., Can. Children (5): [43-405] 1. Mary Rosetta, b Sept. 30, 1891 ; m George A. Ranee, Toronto, Can. 2. Bertha May, b Nov. 4, 1892; d Nov. 4, 1892. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 611 3. Annie Georgiana, b Mar. 17, 1894; Toronto, Can. [43-406] 4. Lewis Edwards, b May 15, 1896; m Winnifred Dalmon; Toronto, Can. [43-407] 5. Emily Elizabeth, b Sept. 30, 1899; m William Moore; Toronto, Can. [43-290] WALTER MASTER, b Nov. 23, 1874; s Jared K. and Magdalena (Fellman) Master [43-168]; m FANNIE MARGARET YOUNG, dau William and Jane (Sheppard) Young. Druggist. Ad. (1920) 1207 Detroit St., Hollywood, Cal. Walter Master was engaged in the drug business for twenty years in Willow City, North Dakota; member of the State Board of Pharmacy for twelve years; member of the State Legislature of North Dakota, 1915-1916. Children (2): 1. Margery Blanche, b June 1, 1903. 2. William Young, b May 3, 1904. [43-292] NETTIE MASTER, b Aug. 20, 1886; dau Jared K. and Magdalena (Fellman) Master [43—168] ; m June 6, 1906, THEODORE A. KENNING, b Sept. 1, 1882; s Theodore H. and Augusta (Kowalke) Kenning. Accountant. Ad. (1920) 1816 N. 26th Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Children {2): 1. Pearl Gertrude, b Mar. 5, 1910. 2. Carlton Theodore, b Oct. 25, 1913. [43-293] OLIVER MASTER, b Sept. 21, 1878; s Jared Kilbourn and Magdalena (Fellman) Master [43-168]; m Aug. 8, 1900, ETHEL LILLIAN HUTCHINSON, b Jan. 9, 1879; dau John and Maria (Cameron) Hutchinson. Investment Broker. Ad. (1920) Weston, Ontario, Canada. Children (5): 1. Olive F., b Feb. 15, 1902. 2. Margaret C., b Aug. 21, 1903. 3. J. Douglas, b Oct. 20, 1904. 4. Jean H., b Apr. 4, 1910. 5. Donald C., b Oct. 31, 1918. [43-294] EMILY MARY THORNTON HEY, b Oct. 18, 1877; dau John and Melissa (Master) Hey [43—169] ; m Sept., 1903, HOWARD W. EVANS, b June 22, 1875; s Joseph L. and Martha C. (Fries) Evans. Guard, Federal Reserve Bank. Ad. (1920) 2741 W. Silver St., Phila., Pa. No children. [43-295] HENRIETTA JANE HEY, b Mar. 22, 1882; dau John and Melissa (Master) Hey [43- 169]; m Nov. 18, 1903, WALTER CHALK, b Jan. 27, 1882; s William George and Elizabeth (Frost) Chalk. Carpet Weaver. Ad. (1920) 4440 N. 19th St., Phila., Pa. Children (J): 1. Henrietta E., b Dec. 22, 1907. 2. Mildred R., b Jan. 13, 1912. 3. Elizabeth A., b June 17, 1913. 4. Walter R., b Sept. 2, 1918. [43-296] ADA ELIZABETH HEY, b Dec. 9, 1891 ; dau John and Melissa (Master) Hey [43-169]; m June 15, 1912, ORMONDE B. SNAPE, b Feb. 27, 1888; s Samuel and Annie (Spence) Snape. Bank Bookkeeper. Ad. (1920) Vineland, N. J. Children (2): 1. Ada Bubeck, b July 24, 1913. 2. Florence Ormonde, b June 3, 1917. [43-297] IDA MASTER, b July 29, 1868; dau David and Fredericke (Krieger) Master [43-170]; m Nov. 27, 1889, CONRAD DOADT, b in 1862; d in 1912; s Casper Doadt. Ad. (widow), (1920), 58 McNab St., Stratford, Can. Children ( 8 ): [43-408] 1. Edward W., b Oct. 29, 1890; m Rose Liebold. [43-409] 2. Violet M., b May 10, 1893; m Victor Smith. 612 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 3. David L., b Apr. 4, 1896; Alderside, Alberta, Can. David Leslie Doadt served as a private in the World War, enlisting at the age of nineteen years. He was twice wounded and won a medal for bravery on the battle field. 4. Irwin W., b Mar. 28, 1899; 58 McNab St., Stratford, Ont., Can. 5. George L., b Mar. 9, 1902; d Apr. 3, 1903. 6. Bessie M., b Oct. 21, 1904. 7. Edna L., b Aug. 5, 1909. 8. Henry L., b Jan. 28, 1912. [43-298] ALICE MASTER, b Mar. 15, 1873; dau David and Fredericke (Krieger) Master [43-170]; m June 24, 1904, JOSEPH BURKE, b Oct. 26, 1867; s William and Nancy (McMullen) Burke. Laborer. Ad. (1920) Listowel, Ontario, Canada. Children ( 3 ): 1. Alvin J., b May 28, 1905. 2. Elgin E., b Apr. 10, 1907. 3. Edna L,, b May 17, 1915. [43-299] IRWIN MASTER, b May 15, 1876; s David and Fredericke (Krieger) Master [43-170]; m June 19, 1901, MARTHA MARKS, b May 14, 1882; daw John and Martha (Willoughby) Marks. Farmer. Ad. (1920) Listowel, Ontario, Can., R. F. D. 1. Children (3): 1. Alma Theresa, b Aug. 11, 1902. 2. Ruby Violet, b Mar. 9, 1904. 3. Mabel Arnetta, b Nov. 11, 1906. [43-301] MINNIE MASTER, b June 24, 1881; dau David and Fredericke (Krieger) Master [43- 170]; in Dec. 2, 1903, THOMAS LENNOX, b Feb. 27, - ; s Thomas and Margaret Lennox. Farmer. Ad. (1920) R. F. D. 3, Listowel, Ont., Can. Children ( 5 ): 1. David, b Apr. 5, 1905. 2. Stanley, b June 26, 1907. 3. Herbert, b Aug. 4, 1909. 4. Ruby, b June 24, 1911. 5. Olive, b Oct. 4, 1918. [43-302] ALFRED EMMERSON MASTER, b Feb. 24, 1891; s David and Fredericke (Krieger) Master [43-170]; m Oct. 27, 1915, GEORGIANA MAY WHITELIOUSE, b Feb. 5, 1894; dau George Henry and Eliza (Riley) Whitehouse. Farmer. Ad. (1920) Listowel, Ont., Can. Children (3): 1. Dorothy May, b Sept. 8, 1916; d Nov. 9, 1916. 2. Winifred Irene, b Nov. 16, 1917. 3. Edith Laura, b Jan. 9, 1919. [43-303] IDA MAY VON KAENEL, b Mar. 8, 1875; dau John and Elizabeth (Master) Von Kaenel [43-172]; m Sept. 20, 1908, ALEXANDER M. HOUSTON, b Sept. 27, 1871; s Robert and Martha Houston. Traveling Salesman. Ad. (1920) 393 George St., Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. Children (3): 1. Bruce Edward, 6 Aug. 19, 1909. 2. Robert Master, b Mar. 3, 1911; d Aug. 2, 1917. 3. John Alexander, b Mar. 9, 1913. [43-304] CHARLES VON KAENEL, b Feb. 16, 1877; d Oct. 14, 1907; s John and Elizabeth (Mas¬ ter) Von Kaenel [43-172]; m PEARL MOORE, b Apr. 12, 1881; dau Samuel and Lucy (Stratfold) Moore. Widow lives at 125 Cortland Ave., Highland Park, Mich. (1920.) One child: Cecil G., b Feb. 11, 1903. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 613 [43-305] MABEL VON KAENEL, b Nov. 19, 1878; dau .John and Elizabeth (Master) Von Kaenel [43-172]; m Sept. 8, 1906, JOHN McKAY, b June 21, 1878; s Alexander and Grace (Beattie) McKay. Ad. (1920) 300 Vancouver Ave., Detroit, Mich. One child: Margaret, b Oct. 20, 1909. [43-306] ELIZABETH A. BROWN, b Dec. 26, 1874; dau Peter and Angeline (Master) Brown [43-173]; m June 18, 1899, EDWARD H. SCHOENAU, b Feb. 5, 1872. Electrician. Ad. (1920) Preston, Ont., Can. Children (J): 1. Rayburn Edward, b Oct. 19, 1900. 2. Bernice Agnes, b Nov. 15, 1902. 3. Earl Leander, b Aug. 11, 1910. 4. Beth Kathryn, b Dec. 6, 1918; d Feb. 14, 1920. [43-307] AGNES MASTER BROWN, b Mar. 16, 1876; dau Peter and Angeline (Master) Brown [43-173]; m Nov. 30, 1903, JOSEPH CHAPMAN, b Mar. 9, - ; s William Chapman. Farmer. Ad. (1920) Iron Springs, Alberta, Can. Children ( 2 ): 1. Allan, b Feb. 16, 1911. 2. Ivadell, b Oct. 16, 1915. [43-307.3] WILLIAM DAGUE, s David and Margaret Dague [43-174.7]; m SUSANNA WAN¬ NER. Res. Salisbury Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. The will of William Dague was prob. Dec. 30, 1914; the sons George N. and Isaac W. were executors. Children (J): [43-409.1] 1. Annie M., b 1854; m Coleman Kurtz, R. D. No. 1, Kinzer, Pa. [43-409.2] 2. George N., b Nov. 5, 1856; m Mary Catharine Mast. [43-409.3] 3. Ellen S., b Oct. 16, 1862; m Jacob Diller Hoover. 4. Isaac W., Blue Ball, Pa. [ Unable to complete.] [43-307.4] MARGARET DAGUE, dau David and Margaret Dague [43-174.7]; m JOHN GLEN- DENNING. Res. Philadelphia, Pa. Children (4): 1. Charles, 2. Frank, 3. William. [43-409.4] 4. Emma, m Christian Fox. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [43-307.5] LIZZIE DAGUE, dau David and Margaret Dague [43-174.7]; m LORENZO HACKETT. Children (5): 1. Horace, Honeybrook, Pa.; 2. Clarence, Honeybrook, Pa.; 3. Ralph, Coatesville, Pa. [43-409.5] 4. Daughter, m - [43-409.6] 5. Daughter, m - [ Unable to complete or verify.] [43-307. 6a-b] SALLIE DAGUE, dec; dau David and Margaret Dague [43-174.7]; m 1st time, - STETLER; 2d time, WILLIAM LINVILLE; had two married sons living in Sadysbury Twp., Smyrna, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [43-308] SALLIE ANN MASTER, b Jan. 1, 1863; dau Manoah and Sarah A. (Rothenberger) Master [43-178]; m Sept. 27, 1885, JOHN F. BAUS, b Oct. 15, 1865; s Jacob and Carolina (Fox) Baus. Stone mason and contractor. Ad. (1918) R. F. D. 2, Barto, Pa. Children (10): [43-410] 1. Morris K., b July 14, 1886; m Mary S. Wambold. 2. Alice E., b Mar. 23, 1887; d Mar. 23, 1887. 3. Charles A., b Mar. 16, 1889 ; in A. E. F. 614 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-411] 4. Victor A., b Nov. 4, 1892; d Dec. 30, 1911; m Carrie Fox. 5. Robert A., b Nov. 11, 1893; d Aug. 2, 1894. 6. Horace P., b June 24, 1896; Macungie, Pa. 7. Percy A., b June 26, 1898; Allentown, Pa. 8. Ida C., b Mar. 25, 1900; Red Hill, Pa. 9. James O., b Apr. 24, 1902; Bally, Pa. 10. Jennie I., b May 8, 1904; Barto, Pa. [43-309a] HENRY REUBEN MASTER, b Oct. 14, 1866; s Manoah and Sarah A. (Rothenberger) Master [43-178]; m 1st time, Aug. 9, 1890, TEVILIA F. NUSS, b Oct. 13, 1867; d Jan. 21, 1896. One child: Calvin, b June 3, 1892. [43-309b] HENRY REUBEN MASTER, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 3, 1899, MARY CATH¬ ERINE ACKER, dau William H. and Susanna (Wendling) Acker. Machinist. Ad. (1918), 721 Lumber St., Allentown, Pa. Children (4): 1. LaRoy William, b Sept. 3, 1899. 2. Esther Irene, b Apr. 5, 1902. 3. Edna Susann^, b Feb. 5, 1905. 4. Howard Manoah, b Sept. 30, 1907. [43-310] ALICE MASTER, b Aug. 27, 1868; dau Manoah G. and Sarah A. (Rothenberger) Master [43-178]; m Jan. 26, - , OSWIN ESHBACH MOYER, b Dec. 22, 1869; s Nathan and Anna (Esh- bach) Moyer. Motorman. Divorced in 1905. Address of wife (1918), 913 N. 11th St., Reading, Pa. Alice Master was a Sunday School teacher and active in church work. Children (4): [43-412] 1. Perry Walter, b Jan. 28, 1890; m Alma Kauffman. [43-413] 2. Gertie Irene, b Sept. 17, 1891; m Irvin A. Spatz. [43-414] 3. Edwin Henry, b Dec. 22, 1893; m Eleanor M. Brewer. 4. Franklin, b July 18, 1895; Base Hospital 101, A. E. F., France (1918). [43-311] EMELINE MASTER, b Aug. 7, 1870, dau Manoah and Sarah A. (Rothenberger) Master [43-178]; m LLEWELLYN GREISS, b Feb. 21, 1867; s Henry Greiss. Laborer. Ad. (1918) 167 Cedar St., Reading, Pa. Children ( 6 ): [43-415] 1. Vinnie, b July 7, 1893; m Homer Haas. [43-416] 2. Blanche, b Dec. 18, 1900; m Frank Fitch thorn; New York City. 3. John, b Aug. 3, 1902; d Feb. 4, 1904. 4. Viola, b July 31, 1905. 5. Daisie, b June 3, 1909. 6. Bertha, b Sept. 6, 1911. [43-312] JAMES R. MASTER, b May 19, 1873; s Manoah and Sarah A. (Rothenberger) Master [43-178]; m March — , 1896, CLARA GREISS, b Apr. 19, 1877. Children (5): 1. Paul, b Sept. 1896; d 1900. 2. William, b Dec. 6, 1897. 3. Walter, b Sept. 1, 1901. 4. Ralph, b Aug. 7, 1908. 5. Stanley, b May 2, 1913. [43-313] ELVIRA SAMANTHA MASTER, b May 25, 1855; dau Jonathan and Hannah (Ricken- brode) Master [43-182a]; rn Sept. 16, 1877, EDGAR JOHN MORTON, b Apr. 6, 1847; s John A. and Emma (Haddon) Morton. Civil engineer. Ad. (1919) 708 W. 10th St., Erie, Pa. Children (4): [43-417] 1. Daisy Emma, b July 21, 1878; m Jay J. Hogan; 919 Poplar St., Erie, Pa. 2. Edna Elvina, b Sept. 12, 1879; unm; 708 W. 10th St., Erie, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 615 3. Henry Edgar, b June 18, 1881; unm; 708 W. 10th St., Erie, Pa. 4. Grace May, b May 25, 1883; unm; 708 W. 10th St., Erie, Pa. [43-314] WILLIAM ALLISON MASTER, b Sept. 25, 1856; s Jonathan and Hannah (Rickenbrode) Master [43-182a]; m Mar. 6, 1876, LYDIA JONES, b Mar. 1, 1857 ; dan William and Matilda (Master) Jones [43-179]. Farmer and oil producer. Ad. (1919) Fern, Pa. Children (4): [43-419] 1. William Harvey, b Jan. 18, 1879; m Hattie I. Shorts. [43-420] 2. Mabel Leona, b May 20, 1881; m Clyde Shorts. 3. Earl, b Aug. 26, 1883 ; d Aug. 29, 1906. [43-421] 4. Myron M., b Feb. 20, 1896; m Gertrude C. Bittenbender. [43-315] CALVIN SEWARD MASTER, b Jan. 1, 1860; d Apr. 12, 1909; s Jonathan and Mar¬ garet M. (Rickenbrode) Master [43-182b]; m Dec. 25, 1882, M. ELIZABETH McKINNEY, b May 24, 1857; d Aug. 24, 1911; dau Isaac and Elizabeth (Rose) McKinney. (1920.) Children (3): [43-422] 1. Floyd Seward, b Dec. 25, 1883; m Hattie Maud Fertig. 2. Shurl Jonathan, b Oct. 11, 1889; 516 Lorain St., Sharon, Pa. [43-423] 3. Donald Isaac, b July 5, 1892; m Velma E. Perry. [43-316] ELMER J. MASTER, b Mar. 14, 1865; s Jonathan and Margaret M. (Rickenbrode) Master [43-182bj; m Feb. 11, 1891, MARY FERN, b Mar. 19, 1867 ; dau Henry and Margaret (Degel- man) Fern. Grocer. Ad. (1919) Kelso, Washington. One child: [43-424] Fern M., b Nov. 30, 1891 ; d Oct. 26, 1918; m Laura A. Gattore. Fern M. Master died at Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., in the service of his country, holding the rank of Sergeant. [43-317] ARAMINTA V. MASTER, b Jan. 23, 1869; dau Jonathan and Margaret M. (Rickenbrode) Master [43-182b]; m Oct. 20, 1897, JAMES GREENE, b Feb. 5, 1868; s Edward and Cadila (Freil) Greene. Oil business. Ad. (1920) 648 Park Ave., Erie, Pa. Children (J): 1. Margaret Lucile, b Sept. 20, 1898; d Sept. 2, 1904. 2. Kathryn Gladys, b Nov. 2, 1900. 3. Mildred, b Sept. 27, 1902. 4. Marion Imogene, b July 9, 1904. [43-318] OLIVE ESTELLA MASTER, b July 23, 1871; dau Jonathan and Margaret M. (Ricken¬ brode) Master [43-182b]; m Sept. 7, 1897, JOHN W. STEWART, b Nov. 7, 1864; s James and Mary Jane (Blouser) Stewart. Oil producer. Ad. (1920) Parkersburgh, W. Va. Children (2): 1. Dorothy E., b Sept. 10, 1898; Parkersburgh, W. Va. 2. J. Wayde, b Mar. 17, 1904; Parkersburgh, W. Va. [43-319] KATHRYN PEARL MASTER, b Nov. 9, 1873; dau Jonathan and Margaret M. (Ricken¬ brode) Master [43-182b] ; m Nov. 5, 1907, WILLIAM ALEXANDER STOVER, b Apr. 21, 1849; s Samuel and Rebecca (Craig) Stover. Contractor of Oil and Gas Wells (retired). Ad. (1919) Fertigs, Pa. One child: Hazel Margaret, b Aug. 21, 1909. [43-320] HARLOWE WEBSTER MASTER, b Oct. 9, 1875; s Jonathan and Margaret M. (Ricken¬ brode) Master [43-182b];ra LOTTIE ALBINA McKINNEY, b Dec. 2, 1878; dau Samuel H.and Ann Rebecca (Borland) McKinney. Ad. (1920), 1415 Euclid Ave., Steubenville, O. No children. [43-321.1] WILLIAM MANOAH MASTER, b Oct. 20, 1868; s Reuben H. and Elizabeth (Altman) Best Master [43-184]; m July 11, 1900, EMMA CATHARINE SASSE, h Sept. 23, 1876; dau Elijah T. and Livia A. (Mickley) Sasse. Carpenter; res. St. Petersburg, Pa. (1921.) One child: Earl Reuben, b Nov. 4, 1903. fil() Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families [43-321.3] SARAH CATHARINE MASTER, b Feb. 24, 1871; dau Reuben H. and Elizabeth (Altman) Best Master [43-184]; m Feb. 2, 1893, MICHAEL EDWIN HENRY, b Aug. 23, 1870. Carpenter; res. St. Petersburg, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Calvin T., b Nov. 30, 1893. [43-424.1] 2. Violet E., b Sept. 24, 1899; m Frank Merrill Johnson. [43-321.7] OLIVE IDA MASTER, b Aug. 2, 1880; dau Reuben H. and Elizabeth (Altman) Best Master [43-184]; m Nov. 7, 1899, WILLIAM PEQUEEN, b Oct. 11, 1871; s John and Josephine (Beckwith) Pequeen. Laborer; res. Arroyo, Elk Co., Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): [43-424.8] 1. Mabel Josephine, b May 7, 1901; m Hardy Kifer; Johnsonburg, Pa. [43-424.9] 2. Tressa Elizabeth, b July 23, 1902; rn Delbert Laughner; Arroyo, Pa. 3. Beryl William, b Sept. 21, 1904. [43-321.8] ANNA MATILDA MASTER, b Oct. 11, 1885; dau Reuben H. and Elizabeth (Altman) Best Master [43-184]; m June 20, 1905, WILLIAM EDGAR PARKS, b May 9, 1885; s James and Nancy (Redman) Parks. Laborer; res. Emlenton, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Clarence Stanley, b June 4, 1906. 2. Lyle Henry, b Feb. 4, 1908. 3. Bernice Idella, 5 Mar. 12, 1910. 4. Howard Charles, b Sept. 25, 1911. 5. Donald James, b Dec. 15, 1913. 6. Alberta Elizabeth, b Aug. 26, 1915. 7. Wayne Eugene, b Aug. 30, 1917. 8. William Clayton, b Oct. 20, 1919; d June 3, 1921. (Killed.) [43-322] LAURA MAGGIE MASTER, b Apr. 16, 1872; dau James H. and Marietta (Mabry) Master [43—189] ; m 1895, REV. GEORGE WILLIAM ROYER, b Oct. 25, 1868; s Thomas and Sarah Royer. Clergyman of Reformed Church. Ad. (1918) Palmerton, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Pearl Anna, b Mar. 9, 1896; Palmerton, Pa. 2. Marian Estelle, b June 24, 1898; Palmerton, Pa. 3. Ethel Master, b June 14, 1899; Palmerton, Pa. 4. Grace Marietta, b July 4, 1900; Palmerton, Pa. 5. Joyce Evelyn, b Oct. 19, 1905; d June 6, 1915. [43-323] CHARLES M. MASTER, b Sept. 11, 1873; s James H. and Marietta (Mabry) Master [43-189]; m Apr. 13, 1896, MAUDE MALINDA WATSON, b Sept. 21, 1880; dau John H. Watson. Stone-cutter. Ad. (1918) 93 Riverside Ave., Norristown, Pa. One child: James Carlton, b May 30, 1897; Norristown, Pa. [43-324] KATIE A. MASTER, b Aug. 15, 1875; daw James and Marietta (Mabry) Master [43-189]; m Dec. 27, 1894, HARRY W. LeVAN, b June 6, 1872; s Styler and Amanda LeVan. Builder. Ad. (1918) 42 No. 61st St., Phila., Pa. No children. [43-325] ANNIE B. MASTER, b Mar. 15, 1883; dau James H. and Marietta (Mabry) Master [43-189]; m Oct. 26, 1914, HUGH LEO BIRNEY, b Apr. 25, 1884; s Hugh L and Mary Birney. Sales¬ man. Ad. (1918) 308 N. 59th St., Phila., Pa. Children (2): 1. Kathryn Master, b Aug. 18, 1915. 2. Mary Elizabeth, b Nov. 11, 1916. [43-326] HARRY WILLOUGHBY MASTER, b Sept. 8, 1885; s James H. and Marietta (Mabry) Master [43—189] ; m Oct. 8, 1913, FLORENCE IDA LEVAN, b 1890; dau Peter A. Levan. Clerk. Ad. (1918) 6212 Larchwood Ave., Phila., Pa. One child: Harry David, b Dec. 30, 1916. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 617 [43-327] ROBERT D. MASTER, b Sept. 8, 1885; s James H. and Marietta (Mabry) Master [43— 189]; m Oct. 28, 1909, ESTELLA S. FENSTERMACHER, b Mar. 14, 1890; dau James O. Fenster- macher. Clerk. Ad. (1918) Mertztown, Pa. Children (J): 1. Robert J., b May 22, 1910. 2. Marian E., b Oct. 25, 1911. 3. Catharine E., b Nov. 29, 1912. 4. Karl W., b Jan. 28, 1917. [43-328] ELLA ESTHER MASTER, b Nov. 28, 1887 ; dau James H. and Marietta (Mabry) Master [43-189]; m Dec. 21, 1907, HARLAN S. ROMIG, b Feb. 10, 1888; s Levi and Kate Romig. Clerk. Ad. (1918) Mertztown, Pa. One child: Marietta M., b Aug. 21, 1916. [43-329] CLAUD JOHN MASTER, b Nov. 1, 1889; s James H. and Marietta (Mabry) Master [43-189]; m Aug. 14, 1917, MILDRED CHICK, b Mar. 1, 1891; dau Edward M. Chick. Sergeant U. S. A., Camp Dix. Ad. (1917) 33 N. 61st St., Phila., Pa. No children. [43-330] JAMES W. MASTER, b Nov. 2, 1884; s George W. and Rebecca (Baus) Master [43-192]; m in 1907, BERTIE CLAY, b Aug. 3, 1885; d Feb. 7, 1917; dau Henry W. Clay. No children. [43-331] HARVEY ELDON MASTER, b July 20, 1880; s George W. and Rebecca (Baus) Master [43-192]; m June 2, 1900, LAURA SCHWEIKERT, b Dec. 9, 1880; dau Christian Schweikert. Black¬ smith. Ad. (1918) 246 S. 10th St., Reading, Pa. One child: Warren S., b Apr. 5, 1903. [43-332] CHARLES CALVIN MASTER, b May 19, 1882; s George W. and Rebecca (Baus) Master [43-192]; m June 10, 1905, CONSTANCE MINNICH, b Mar. 4, 1884; dau Charles Minnich. Wheelwright. Ad. (1918) Robesonia, Pa. One child: Margaret M., b Jan. 9, 1907. [43-333] HARRY DAVID MASTER, b July 27, 1891 ; s George W. and Rebecca (Baus) Master [43-192]; m Nov. 25, 1912, ELIZABETH PUTT, b Dec. 18, 1890; dau Jacob Putt. Machinist. Ad. (1918) Robesonia, Pa. Children (2): 1. Gustave Washington, b Oct. 26, 1913. 2. Dorcas Ella, b Feb. 12, 1916. [43-334] HARRY E. MASTER, b Oct. 31, 1878; s Milton II. and Lavina (Hanich) Master [43- 194]; m June 18, 1901, MERCY BEES, b Dec. 21, 1878; dau John W. and Elizabeth (Radford) Bees. Automobile Bus. Ad. (1918) Shenandoah, Pa. One child: Dorothy Helene, b June 2, 1902. [43-338] EMMA GRIESEMER, b Feb. 25, 1872; dau Owen and Helen (Lattimore) Griesemer [43-195]; m HENRY STEHLER. Res. Walnutport, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Arthur, 2. Margaret. [No further data.] [43-339] CARRIE GRIESEMER, b Jan. 12, 1874; dau Owen and Helen (Lattimore) Griesemer [43-195]; m June 4, 1902, EDWARD J. LEE, b Aug. 18, 1877 ; s Harry K. and Laura Elizabeth (dow¬ ry) Lee. Musician. Ad. (1920) 374 Twelfth Ave., Columbus, O. Children (2): 1. Walter Owen, b Nov. 9, 1903. 2. Dorothy Elizabeth, b Nov. 16, 1906. [43-340] JENNIE MAY GRIESEMER, b Jan. 8, 1888; dau Owen and Helen (Lattimore) Griese¬ mer [43-195]; m Nov. 29, 1906, SIDNEY HESSEN AUER, b May 6, 1885; s Fred and Emilie (Lutz) Hessenauer. Druggist. Ad. (1920) 2301 Sullivant Ave., Columbus, O. One child: Ruth Emilie, b Apr. 16, 1909. 618 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-342] GEORGE GRIESEMER, b Jan. 17, 1879; s Owen and Helen (Lattimore) Griesemer [43-195]; m CORA DEIPERT. Railroad conductor on Bath and Cementon R. R.; res. Cementon, Pa. [Owen G. Griesemer .] Children (J): 1. Arline, 2. Alda, 3. Martin, 4. Helen. [43-344] PERCIVAL GRIESEMER, b Aug. 5, 1885; s Owen and Helen (Lattimore) Griesemer [43-195]; m LIZZIE HANDWERK. Shell grinder at the Bethlehem Steel Works; res. Slatington, Pa. (1920.) [ Owen G. Griesemer .] Children (3): 1. Erma, 2. Evelyn, 3. Bertha. [43-345] J. ALFRED MOLL, b Oct. 27, 1870; s Levi F. and Mary Ann (Griesemer) Moll [43-196]; m Mar. 26, 1901, ANNIE L. SCHANKWEILER, b Mar. 7, 1867; d July 21, 1917; dau Nathan and Rebecca (Weidner) Schankweiler. Railway Mail Clerk. Ad. (1920) Lancaster, Pa. No children. [43-346] GEORGE J. MOLL, 5 Feb. 20, 1877; s Levi F. and Mary Ann (Griesemer) Moll [43-196]; m June — , 1897, KATIE E. FISHER, b Mar. 1, 1878; dau Solon H. and Rosa E. (Carl) Fisher. Supt. Topton Foundry Co. Ad. (1920) Topton, Pa. Children (7): 1. Guy Elnathan, b Aug. 6, 1897; unm. 2. Marion Frances, b Sept. 29, 1901 ; unm. 3. Homer Solon, b Nov. 7, 1902; unm,. 4. Bertram Clement, b July 13, 1906; d Aug. 13, 1910. 5. George Jacob, b Sept. 11, 1909; d Sept. 11, 1909. 6. May Ann, b May 24, 1908. 7. Carl Russell, b Aug. 2, 1910. [43-347] CHARLES G. MOLL, b Aug. 4, 1878; d Jan. 2, 1916; s Levi F. and Mary Ann (Griesemer) Moll [43-196]; m Nov. 18, 1899, VALERIA E. SERFASS, b Feb. 13, 1878; dau Edward and Angelina (Mehrkam) Serfass. Undertaker. Ad. (1920) Topton, Pa. One child: Myrtle Gabriella, b Mar. 26, 1900. [43-348] E. IRENE MOLL, b Dec. 3, 1879; dau Levi F. and Mary Ann (Griesemer) Moll [43-196]; m Apr. 17, 1902, CHARLES C. WELTMER, b Sept. 25, 1870; s Christian J. and Marian Frances (Stoner) Weltmer. Salesman. Ad. (1920) 301 W. 121st St., New York, N. Y. One child: Jack Moll, b June 28, 1911. [43-350] DANIEL D. FISHER, b Aug. 2, 1860; s John and Mary Ann (Davidheiser) Fisher [43- 202]; m Apr. 13, 1880, OLIVIA B. HERBEIN, b Oct. 26, 1861; dau Abraham H. and Eliza D. (Brum- bach) Herbein. Farmer. Ad. (1920) Yellow House, Pa. Children (9): 1. Mary Eliza, b Oct. 9, 1880; d Feb. 26, 1885. [43-425] 2. John Pattison, b June 29, 1882; m Verna H. Spohn. [43-426] 3. James Herbein, b May 23, 1884; m Hannah H. Strunk; Oley, Pa. [43-427] 4. Ella Keturah, b July 24, 1886; m Lawrence W. Mathias. [43-428] 5. Nevin David, b Mar. 14, 1888; m Nora G. Brumbach; Yellow House, Pa. 6. Henry Wayne, b Apr. 23, 1890; d May 16, 1890. 1’ i ^ 1 twins, b May 21, 1891; stillborn. 8. Daughter j [43-429] 9. Daniel Webster, b July 23, 1897; m Verna H. Knabb; Yellow House, Pa. [43-351] EDWIN D. KOCH, b June 15, 1869; s Samuel W. and Rachel (Davidheiser) Koch [43- 203b]; m Feb. 5, 1888, NORA Z. SAILER, b Jan. 11, 1868; dau William H. and Rebecca K. (Zacharias) Sailer. Grocer and Butcher. Ad. (1920) 222 So. 12th St., Reading, Pa. Children (13): [43-430] 1. Minnie S., b May 29, 1888; m Walter W. Iverper. 2. Bessie S., b Oct. 1, 1889; d Feb. 5, 1900. [43-431] 3. Sailer W., b Dec. 29, 1890; m Anna Edwards. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 619 4. Sedella S., b May 23, 1892; d Jan. 7, '1894. [43-432] 5. Katie S., b Aug. 9, 1894; m Grant Hutchison. 6. Mary S., b Aug. 9, 1895; 222 So. 12th St., Reading, Pa. 7. Nora Ellen, b July 31, 1896; d Dec. 13, 1897. 8. Leroy Edward, b Sept. 16, 1898. 9. Florence S., b Feb. 1, 1901. 10. Samuel S., b Mar. 17, 1902. 11. David S., b Oct. 8, 1903. 12. Alton S., b Mar. 19, 1905. 13. Dorothy S., b Dec. 4, 1911. [43-351.1] KATIE D. KOCH, b Oct. 19, 1874; d May 30, 1901 ; dau Samuel W. and Rachel (David- heiser) Koch [43-203b]; m July 20, 1895, CHARLES A. SCHOLLENBERGER, b May 23, 1875; s Calvin D. and Sarah (Angstadt) Schollenberger. Miller. Earlville, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Ellen, b Jan. 29, 1896; d Apr. 8, 1896. 2. David Jonas, b Apr. 11, 1897. [43-433] 3. Ida May, b July 26, 1898; m Jeremiah Schwoyer. 4. Calvin Eugene, b Mar. 16, 1900; 225 Jefferson Ave., Pottstown, Pa. [43-355] SAMUEL D. KOCH, b May 15, 1881; s Samuel W. and Rachel (Davidheiser) Koch [43-203b]; m Mar. 3, 1900, ALICE MOYER, b Apr. 4, 1880. Ironworker. Ad. (1920) Athol P. 0., Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Martha M., b Apr. 24, 1900. 2. Esther M., b Apr. 6, 1902. 3. Myrtle M., b Oct. 24, 1914. 4. Paul M. 5. Pauline M. twins, b Nov. 27, 1917. [43-356] EDWIN GRESH KURTZ, b Mar. 14, 1880; s Milton R. and Clara (Mester) Kurtz [43-206]; m May 12, 1917, KATHARINE C. POLEY, b Sept. 6, 1882; dau George W. and Annie M. (Titlow) Poley [74-599]. Merchant. Ad. (1918) 23 E. Brown St., Norristown, Pa. No children. [43-357] SOLOMON KURTZ, b Jan. 8, 1882; s Milton R. and Clarissa (Mester) Kurtz [43-206]; m June 12, 1917, FLORENCE HART CRAWFORD, b Aug. 17, 1887; dau Edward O. and Martha H. (Dresher) Crawford [64-25]. Merchant; 212 E. Freedley St., Norristown, Pa. One child: Martha Crawford, b Sept. 9, 1918. [43-358] KATHARINE KURTZ, b May 25, 1885; dau Milton R. and Clara (Mester) Kurtz [43- 206] ; m Mar. 17, 1913, CLARENCE ROTH COLBORN, b Nov. 13, 1884; s William Thomas and Ellen (Graver) Colborn. Dentist. Ad. (1918) 301 Roberts Ave., Glenside, Pa. •'Children (2): 1. William Thomas. 2. Martha Louise. [43-359] KATHRYN E. EVANS, b Jan. 6, 1879; dau Jacob Meschter and Emma A. (Osborne) Evans [43-208]; m June 8, 1904, GEORGE H. McCORKLE, b June 17, 1877; s Robert McCorkle. Ad. (1921) Drexel Hill, Pa. No children. [43-360] ELSIE MAE EVANS, b Dec. 1, 1887; dau Jacob Meschter and Emma A. (Osborne) Evans [43-208]; m July 6, 1912, VICTOR GAULLACHER HIPPLE, b Jan. 16, 1882; s Rufus Harrison and Mary Ann Hippie. Stenographer. Ad. (1918) 221 Cinnaminson St., Riverton, N. J. No children. [43-364] CHARLES ALEXANDER EVANS, b Oct. 10, 1877; s John Nelson and Marion (Elliott) Evans [43-210]; m MARGARET HOOFSTITLER GRIFFITH, b July 25, 1877; dau Samuel Miller and Mary Anne (Hoofstitler) Griffith. Contractor. Ad. (1920) Drexel Hill, Pa. Children (2): 1. Nelson Miller, b Nov. 25, 1903. 2. Charles Griffith, b Sept. 2, 1912. 620 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-366] JOHN ANDREW EVANS, b Apr. 3, 1880; s John Nelson and Marion R. (Elliott) Evans [43-210]; m Mar. 30, 1909, MILDRED LOCKWOOD, b July 25, 1887; d July 23, 1911. Chauffeur. Ad. Drexel Hill, Pa. One child: Marion E., b Mar. 10, 1910. [43-366] SARA M. EVANS, b Dec. 26, 1884; dau John N. and Marion R. (Elliott) Evans [43-210] ; m Apr. 28, 1910, COLIN C. BODEN, b Jan. 28, 1882; s John L. and Luella Boden. Salesman. Ad. (1918) 137 Haddon Ave., Collingswood, N. J. One child: Colin C., b Apr. 21, 1914. [43-367] MARION E. EVANS, b Mar. 21, 1889; dau John N. and Marion R. (Elliott) Evans [43- 210]; m June 30, 1915, JOSEPH W. HALLAS, JR., b July, 1887; s Joseph W. and Rebecca Hallas. Real Estate. Ad. (1918) 37 Cherry St., Sharon Hill, Pa. No children. [43-368] LILLIAN ALMA HALLMAN, b Apr. 7, 1890; dau Charles M. and Helen F. (Mester) Hallman [43-212]; m Sept. 12, 1916, EDGAR THOMPSON WOOLMINGTON, b Aug. 9, 1888; s Samuel and Susan Woolmington. Accountant. Ad. (1918) 6211 Webster St., Phila., Pa. No children. [43-369] NORMAN SUMMERS RHOADS, b Aug. 26, 1892; s Charles B. and Catharine E. (Keel) Rhoads [43-216]; m Sept. 13, 1916, LAURA GORDON THACKARA, b June 14, 1895; dau Charles S. and Eleanor (Daniels) Thackara. Master Mechanic. Ad. (1919) 1006 W. 7th St., Chester, Pa. One child: Norman Charles, b Oct. 5, 1917. [43-370] ELLA GEORGE, b May 12, 1879; dau James and Sarah Ann (Seibert) George [43-220]; m Apr. 15, 1898, CLINTON FRETZ, b Feb. 24, 1875; s Joseph M. and Hannah (Carroll) Fretz. Farmer. Ad. (1918) Quakertown, Pa. Children (3): 1. William Raymond, b Nov. 3, 1899. 2. Joseph Norman, b Jan. 18, 1903. 3. Lena May, b Apr. 2, 1914. [43-373] MORRIS S. GEORGE, b Feb. 13, 1890; s James and Sarah Ann (Seibert) George [43- 220]; m May 9, 1914, STELLA K. STERNER, b Apr. 14, 1893; dau William and Sarah Ann (Grant) Sterner. Conductor, Lehigh Valley Transit Co. Ad. (1918) 640 N. 16th St., Allentown, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Angus Arnold, b Sept. 16, 1914. 2. Ferrel Murray, b July 19, 1916. [43-373.2] PERCIVAL FRANCIS TILGHMAN SEIBERT, b Aug. 16, 1879; s Joel and Alsenia (Weaver) Seibert [43-221]; m June 28, 1900, LOVINA HEFFELFINGER, b Oct. 24, 1881 ; dau Bene- ville and Eliza (Frye) Heffelflnger. Silk Mill Supt. ; 520 Second St., Catasauqua, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Lorraine E., b Nov. 27, 1907. 2. Luceale E., b Apr. 20, 1910. 3. Sylvia M., b Apr. 21, 1914. [43-374] DR. WILLIAM K. SEIBERT, b Mar. 20, 1879; s Noah R. and Amanda S. (Krieble) Seibert [43-224]; m Sept. 15, 1903, ELSIE M. BECHTEL. Physician; 1517 Erie Ave., Phila., Pa. One child: Cyril B., b Jan. 1, 1905; d Apr. 13, 1911. Both Dr. Seibert and his wife are graduates of Perkiomen Seminary, Class of 1898. Dr. Seibert is a graduate of Lafayette College, A.B., 1902, and Medico-Chirurgical College, Phila. (1905.) [43-375] JONAS S. SEIBERT, b Jan. 7, 1884; .s Samuel R. and Mary N. (Schultz) Seibert [43-226] ; m June 1, 1918, LOUISE CAROLYN WEBER, b Jan. 22, 1888; dau Gottlieb and Maria Weber. Pub¬ lisher. Ad. (1920) 1819 Gratz St., Phila., Pa. With Crew Levick Co. One child: Jay Howard, b Feb. 22, 1920. Plate 73 Oswald Kadelbach 1820-1882 Schwenkfelder Historians. Chester David Hartranft [49-320a] Friedrich Schneider 1806-1882 From “The Scliwenkfelders in Pennsylvania — Kriebel.” (Courtesy of The Pennsylvania-German Society.) Plate 74 » » Rev. Elmer E. S. Johnson, Ph.D. [68-58]. Editor of the “Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 621 [43-376] HOWARD S. SEIBERT, b Sept. 3, 1885; s Samuel R. and Mary N. (Schultz) Seibert [43-226]; m Nov. 7, 1908, MINNIE K. FUNK 6 Dec. 3, 1885; dau Allen M. and Mary (Kriebel) Funk [19-80]. Farmer. Ad. (1918) Hereford, Berks Co., Pa. Children (2): 1. Rolland, b July 8, 1910. 2. Owen, b July 31, 1918. [43-377] SAMUEL S. SEIBERT, b June 21, 1889; s Samuel R. and Mary N. (Schultz) Seibert [43-226]; rn Mar. 21, 1914, ESTELLA SCHUBERT, b Nov. 21, 1893; dau William and Alice S.. (Snyder) Schubert [75b-54]. Steam Fitting. Ad. (1919) 1626 Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. One child: Helen, b Sept. 23, 1914. [43-378] DANIEL S. BAUS, b May 11, 1893; s Harvey R. and Sarah R. (Seibert) Baus [43-227]; m Sept. 24, 1919, ADA N. DERR, b Mar. 27, 1895; dau Oswin H. and Emma W. (Kiesling) Derr. Fire¬ man P. & R. R. R. Ad. (1919) 725 So. 9th St., Allentown, Pa. No children. [43-379] ELSIE S. BAUS, b July 28, 1894; dau Harvey R. and Sarah R. (Seibert) Baus [43-227]; m Aug. 9, 1913, FRANK L. CLEAVER, b Mar. 22, - ; s Frank C. and Minnie M. (Lee) Cleaver. Mechanical Engineer; 1944 Carey St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child:' Sarah Roberta, b Apr. 5, 1919. [43-380] TITUS S. BAUS, b Feb. 7, 1896; s Harvey R. and Sarah R. (Seibert) Baus [43-227]; m Nov. 28, 1914, ESTELLA S. STAUFFER, b Apr. 9, 1891 ; dau Irwin R. and Emma K. (Styer) Stauffer. Fireman. Ad. (1919) 724 Lehigh St., Allentown, Pa. Children (2): 1. Elsie Mae, b Feb. 1, 1915. 2. Marian Naomi, b Feb. 4, 1918. [43-385] JENNIE GROSS, b Mar. 27, 1876; dau James and Luzetta (Seibert) Gross [43-230]; m Mar. 21, 1894, JOHN SMITH, b Oct. 25, 1874; s David R. and Jane (McDowell) Smith. Wreck Fore¬ man. 3 Dales Court, Phillipsburg, N. J. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): [43-434] 1. Jennings G., b Oct. 21, 1896; m Elizabeth Royce. 2. Gertie L., b Nov. 28, 1897. 3. James S., b Jan. 4, 1906. 4. Hazel S., b Apr. 15, 1911. 5. David R., b Nov. 27, 1914. 6. John M., b Mar. 12, 1916. [43-386] MAMIE H. GROSS, b Sept. 16, 1887; dau James and Luzetta (Seibert) Gross [43-230]; m Sept. 15, 1909, GROVER C. HUTCHISON, b June 22, 1888; s Elmer and Ida Jane (Savitz) Hutchi¬ son. Foreman, clerk and bookkeeper. Martins Creek, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Budd Jameson, b July 30, 1910. 2. Ada Vesta, b June 4, 1912. 3. Sara lone, b May 12, 1920. [43-386.1] REV. IRWIN O. SCHELL, b Jan. 10, 1880; s Horace S. and Ellen Susanna (Osenbach) Schell [43-230.1]; m Sept. 7, 1904, OLIVE MAE EBERT, b Mar. 16, 1883; dau Augustus F. and - (Lucas) Ebert. Clergyman and teacher. Souderton, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Mae Carolyn, b Sept. 16, 1905. 2. Margaret Ellen, b Nov. 23, 1906. [43-387a] FRANK G. CAIN, b Jan. 8, 1879; s George and M. Josephine (Masters) Cain [43-239]; m June 3, 1900, CARRIE CARPENTER, d Apr. 15, 1901 ; dau John H. and Sallie (Moore) Carpenter. 622 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [43-3871)] FRANK G. CAIN, same as above, m 2d time, May 4, 1918, CORAL JANE LEWIS, b June 22, 1888; dau Charles and Mary J. (Ferguson) Lewis. Traveling salesman; c/o A. B. Dick Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. (1921.) Res. 2312 Kemper Lane, E. Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, Ohio. [43-388] DR. CHARLES MASTERS CAIN, b Aug. 17, 1883; d Mar. 8, 1918; s George and Mary J. (Masters) Cain [43-239]; m June 30, 1913, JOSEPHINE ALCOTT. Physician. No issue. [Paul Masters .] [43-389] GRACE DOROTHEA CAIN, b July 8, 1891; dau George and Mary (Masters) Cain [ 43—239}; m Oct. 2, 1916, WILLIAM H. BECK, s Charles D. Beck. Mr. Beck is a graduate of Purdue University, class of 1915; he is now an electrical engineer connected with the Public Service Commis¬ sion of Ind. Res. Indianapolis, Ind. Children (2): 1. Dorothy Ann, b Sept. 1, 1917. 2. Mary Helen, b Mar. 25, 1921. [43-389.1] MARY LOUISE CAIN, b June 2, 1894; dau George and Mary (Masters) Cain [43-239]; m Feb. 26, 1919, DONALD KING GRAY. Res. 3044 Broadway, Indianapolis, Ind. (1920.) One child: Charles Richard, b Nov. 11, 1920. [43-390] PAUL L. MASTERS, b July 1, 1890; s Dr. John L. and Elizabeth F. (Urmston) Masters [43-240]; m Feb. 15, 1917, MILDRED GENEVIEVE CARTER, b Mar. 8, 1895; dau B. A. Carter. Farmer; B.S. in Agriculture from Purdue University in 1914; res. Indianapolis, Ind., Route L-l. (1920.) Mr. Masters gave valuable data to the Editor concerning the Masters families in the middle west for which the Editor hereby expresses his appreciation. Children (2): 1. Elizabeth Jane, b Dec. 23, 1917. 2. Mary Louise, b Jan. 24, 1919. [43-391] DR. ROBERT J. MASTERS, b Aug. 18, 1894; s Dr. John L. and Elizabeth F. (Urmston) Masters [43-240]; m Aug. 1, 1917, VIVIAN ELIZABETH VAN WINKLE, dau Ora Van Winkle. Physician, interne at Indianapolis City Hospital; res. Indianapolis, Ind. [Paul Masters.] Robert Masters graduated from Indiana University School of Medicine in 1918. One child: John Bruce, b Sept. 21, 1919. [43-392] MARY HELEN FISHER, b July 29, 1881 ; dau Dr. John J. and Alice G. (Masters) Fisher [43-244]; m Feb. 25, 1903, JESSE BEYDLER, s William Beydler. Res. Rossville, Ind. No issue. [Paul Masters .] [43-393] CARRIE MAY FISHER, b Nov. 17, 1882; d Jan. 11, 1905; dau Dr. John J. and Alice G. (Masters) Fisher [43-244]; m Apr. 22, 1903, MILLER Y. CASSEL, s Frank Cassel. No issue. [Paul Masters .] [43-394] EDNA NORVELLA FISHER, b May 22, 1887; dau Dr. John J. and Alice G. (Masters) Fisher [43-244]; m May 22, 1909, WILLIAM H. WRIGHT, s John W. Wright. Res. 1905 W. Lawn Ave., Madison, Wis. [Paid Masters .] Children ( 2 ): 1. Alice Elizabeth, b June 17, 1912. 2. John Fisher, b Apr. 12, 1916. [43-394.1] NELLIE MARGARET SALMON, b July 27, 1885; dau Marion W. and Emma H. (Masters) Salmon [43-245] ; m Aug. 7, 1919, DANIEL H. EMPENGER. Res. 2310 N. 43d St., Seattle, Wash. [Paid Masters.] One child: Daniel Henry, b July 2, 1920. [43-395] HERBERT SPENCER SALMON, b Sept. 22, 1887 ; s Marion W. and Emma H. (Masters) Salmon [43-245]; m Mar. 18, 1907, MILDRED HOLLAND, dau Frank Holland. Res. Bessemer. Ala. [Paul Masters.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 623 Children ( 3 ): 1. Herbert Spencer, Jr., b Dec. 18, 1907. 2. Eleanor May, b Apr. 29, 1910. 3. Marion Holland, b Oct. 3, 1911. [43-395.1] MARY ETTA SALMON, b Oct. 31, 1889; dau Marion W. and Emma H. (Masters) Salmon [43-245]; m Aug. 9, 1919, CLARENCE C. WALKER. Res. 7 Circle Park, Niles, Ohio. [Paul Masters .] [43-396] GEORGIANNA MASTERS, b May 3, 1887; d Mar. 5, 1917; dau Elmer W. and Della (Weaver) Masters [43-246]; m Feb. 22, 1912, DR. JOHN C. DAVIS, of Logansport, Ind. No issue. [Paul Masters.] John C. Davis is a physician, and his wife is a graduate nurse. [43-396.1] JOHN HOWARD MASTERS, b May 31, 1889; s Elmer W. and Della (Weaver) Mas¬ ters [43-246]; m Apr. 21, 1916, JULIA DILLEN, b Sept. 8, 1892; dau Thomas M. and Julia (Paris) Dillen. Mechanical engineer; res. 40 Rockwood Ave., Dayton, Ohio. (1921.) One child: Rebecca, b Dec. 31, 1918. [43-396.2] CLARENCE EMERSON MASTERS, b Mar. 22, 1892; s Elmer W. and Della (Weaver) Masters [43-246]; m Aug. 14, 1916, HAZEL BRITTAM, b Aug. 22, 1893; dau Loren P. and Harriett (Anderson) Brittam. Res. Frankfort, Ind. (1921.) Clarence E. Masters served in the World War. [43-396.3] MARY ELSIE BALL, b Jan. 11, 1894; dau William O. and Effie M. (Masters) Ball [43-247]; m Mar. 25, 1921, GEORGE ELBERT DAVIS. Res. 368 Multnomah St., Portland, Oregon. [Paul Masters.] [43-396.4] HELEN LOIS BALL, b Feb. 24, 1896; dau William O. and Effie M. (Masters) Ball [43-247]; m Oct. 19, 1916, CHALMER O. MILLER. Res. Frankfort, Ind., R. F. D. No. 1. [Paul Masters.] Children (2): 1. Mary Helen, b July 2, 1917. 2. Virginia Alice, b Aug. 11, 1920. [43-396.5] MIRIAM GRACE KIMBLE, b June 5, 1895; dau George M. and Martha E. (Bracken) Kimble [43-259.4]; m Dec. 12, 1919, ALBERT TANNER SWEETLAND, b Jan. 24, 1882; s Leroy B. and Anna A. (Crannith) Sweetland. Chiropractor; res., 6112 Moneta Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Sweetland was a school teacher from 1918 to 1920. (1922.) One child: Emily Martha, b July 17, 1922. [43-398] ROY SHUPE, b Jan. 4, 1880; s John and Mandana (Morse) Shupe [43-271]; m Apr. 12, 1905, HANNAH SEIBEL, b Apr. 12, 1881 ; dau George and Lizzie (Nippel) Seibel. Railroad Engineer; Niagara Falls, N. Y. No children. (1920.) [43-399] VERNON SHUPE, b Oct. 5, 1881; s John and Mandana (Morse) Shupe [43-271]; m June 1, 1908, MOLLIE CALDWELL, b July 8, 1882; dau Allan and Janet (Jones) Caldwell. Machin¬ ist; South Bend, Ind. (1920.) Children (3): 1. John, b Jan. 15, 1909. 2. Jeanette, b Dec. 14, 1910. 3. George, b Sept. 26, 1915. * [43-400] NELLIE SHUPE, b Dec. 20, 1878; dau Wellington and Sarah (Rosenberger) Shupe [43-272]; m June 30, 1918, THEODORE WATTS, b Dec. 24, 1878; s James and Elizabeth (James) Watts. House Decorator; Perry Street, Detroit, Mich. No children. (1920.) [43-401] ALBERT SHUPE, b Aug. 27, 1880; .25 Children (9): 1. Annie S., b July 24, 1887; Gap, Pa. [43-445] 2. Mary S., b Apr. 4, 1889; m Solomon Good. 3. John D., b Apr. 20, 1890; d Aug. 15, 1890. [43-446] 4. Frank W., b Nov. 19, 1891; m Eva Clark. 5. Lizzie, b May 6, 1893; Gap, Pa. 6. Martha E., b May 5, 1894; d July 14, 1894. 7. George S., b Nov. 7, 1895; d Dec. 22, 1895. 8. Jacob R., b Mar. 10, 1899; Gap, Pa. 9. Sarah E., b Dec. 11, 1900; d Feb. 25, 1901. [43-410] MORRIS K. BAUS, b July 14, 1886; s John F. and Sallie Ann (Master) Baus [43-308]; m Jan. 23, 1915, MARY SALOMA WAMBOLD, b Aug. 11, 1896; dau Benjamin H. and Mary (Kerwer) Wambold. Farm Laborer; Red Hill, Pa. (1918.) One child: Henry Elmer, b June 22, 1915. [43-411] VICTOR A. BAUS, b Nov. 4, 1892; d Dec. 30, 1911; s John F. and Sallie Ann (Master) Baus [43-308]; rn Oct. 12, 1910, CARRIE FOX, dau Benjamin and Mary (Schmoyer) Fox. Widow remarried; lives in Allentown, Pa. One child: Pauline, b Apr. 18, 1914. [43-412] PERRY WALTER MOYER, b Jan. 28, 1890; s Oswin E. and Alice (Master) Moyer [43-310]; m Oct. 20, 1910, ALMA KAUFFMAN, b June 19, 1891; dau C. Robert and Louisa (Bloch) Kaufmann. Electrician; 332 No. 13th St., Reading, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Fern Rita, b Mar. 22, 1912. 2. Robert Carl, b July 10, 1917. [43-413] GERTIE IRENE MOYER, b Sept. 17, 1891; dau Oswin E. and Alice (Master) Moyer [43-310]; m Nov. 14, 1912, IRVIN A. SPATZ, b Jan. 29, 1890; s Howard and Agnes (Althouse) Spatz. Plumber; 913 No. 11th St., Reading, Pa. (1918.) Children (4): 1. Harold Emerson, b Sept. 30, 1913; d. May 31, 1915. 2. Grace Rita, b Nov. 1, 1914. 3. Ruth Esther, b Dec. 24, 1915. 4. Gertrude Alice, b Dec. 21, 1916. [43-414] EDWIN HENRY MOYER, b Dec. 22, 1893; s Oswin E. and Alice (Master) Moyer [43- 310]; m Feb. 5, 1916, ELEANOR M. BREWER, b Sept. 17, 1892; dau Clinton D. and Winnie (Cress- man) Brewer. Machinist; 402 Rosenthal St., Reading, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Grace N., b June 13, 1913. 2. Alice M., b Feb. 14, 1917. [43-415] VINNIE GREISS, b July 7, 1893; dau Llewellyn and Emma (Master) Greiss [43-311]; m Dec. 30, 1912, HOMER HAAS, b July 1, 1891; s John and Emma (Scheafer) Haas. Laborer; 424 Wunder St., Reading, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Florence Edna, b Nov. 17, 1913. 2. Esther Emma, b Oct. 16, 1911. [43-419] WILLIAM HARVEY MASTER, b Jan. 18, 1879; s William A. and Lydia (Jones) Master [43-314]; m Sept. 11, 1900, HARRIET I. SHORTS, b May 27, 1878; dau Albert H. and Mary (Strot- man) Shorts. Gas and Oil Producer; Fern, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Crystal V., b Mar. 6, 1901. 2. Carl L., b Oct. 8, 1903. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 626 3. Dorothy E., b Oct. 10, 1906. 4. Paul, b Apr. 5, 1911. 5. Edna May, b Mar. 2, 1916; d May 10, 1916. 6. Phillip Harlin, b Mar. 16, 1920. [43-420] MABEL LEONA MASTER, b May 20, 1881; dan William A. and Lydia (Jones) Master [43—314] ; m June 15, 1910, CLYDE SHORTS, b Aug. 24, 1882; s Albert H. and Mary (Strotman) Shorts. Contractor; Shippensville, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Mildred, b Aug. 16, 1912. 2. Hazel A., b Dec. 14, 1914. [43-421] MYRON M. MASTER, b Feb. 20, 1896; s William A. and Lydia (Jones) Master [43-314]; m Oct. 19, 1916, GERTRUDE CAROLINE BITTENBENDER, b May 1, 1895; dan John and Priscilla Ann (McCartney) Bittenbender. Merchant; Fern, Pa. No children. (1920.) [43-422] FLOYD S. MASTER, b Dec. 25, 1883; s Calvin S. and Mary Elizabeth (McKinney) Master [43-315]; m HATTIE MAUD FERTIG, b Nov. 15, 1886; dan Charles and Jennie (Minim) Fertig. Well Tender; Fertigs, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Clair Fertig, b Dec. 25, 1906. 2. Cecil Calvin, b Aug. 11, 1909. 3. Clyde Arnold, b Aug. 13, 1911. 4. Angelina Elizabeth, b Feb. 22, 1913; d July 31, 1913. 5. Infant, b Feb. 4, 1918; d Feb. 4, 1918. [43-423] DONALD ISAAC MASTER, b July 5, 1892; s Calvin S. and Mary Elizabeth (McKinney) Master [43—315] ; rn Aug. 14, 1913, VELMA EVELYN PERRY, b Jan. 22, 1896: dau Thomas Marvin and Katie Rebecca (Rankin) Perry. Well Tender; Fertigs, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Randall Edwin, b Mar. 23, 1914. 2. Lyle Eugene, b Nov. 21, 1916. 3. Baby, b Nov. 11, 1919. [43-424.1] VIOLET E. HENRY, b Sept. 24, 1899; dau Michael E. and Sarah C. (Master) Henry [43-321.3]; m Sept. 24, 1919, FRANK MERRILL JOHNSON, b July 16, 1S93; s P. Frank and Sarah Jane (Switzer) Johnson. Farmer; res. Knox, Pa., R. F. D. No. 3. (1921.) One child: Iris Elizabeth, b July 14, 1920. [43-425] JOHN PATTISON FISHER, b June 29, 1882; s Daniel D. and Olivia B. (Herbein) Fisher [43-350]; m Oct. 24, 1903, VERNA H. SPOHN, b Nov. 17, 1883; dau Ammon H. and Mary F. (Hafer) Spohn. Merchant, miller and farmer; R. F. D. 1, Boyertown, Pa. (1920.) John Pattison Fisher is a graduate of the Keystone State Normal School, Class of 1902. Children ( 3 ): 1. Otto Herman, b July 8, 1906. 2. Marjorie V., b Jan. 6, 1908. 3. Mary Olivia, b July 15, 1919. [43-427] ELLA KETURAH FISHER, b July 24, 1886; dau Daniel D. and Olivia B. (Herbein) Fisher [43-350]; m Dec. 25, 1906, LAWRENCE W. MATHIAS, b Sept, 21, 1884; s Morris M. and Mary Ann S. (Weller) Mathias. Justice of the Peace; Spangsville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Russel F., b Apr. 7, 1907. 2. Olive F., b May 11, 1909. 3. Myrtle F., b Sept. 1, 1914. [43-430] MINNIE S. KOCH, b May 29, 1888; dau Edwin D. and Nora Z. (Sailer) Koch [43-351]; m Dec. 3, 1910, WALTER W. KERPER, b Dec, 13, 1887; s William and Jeanette (Foreman) Iverper. Salesman; 1710 Perkiomen Ave., Reading, Pa, (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 627 Children (2): 1. Kathryn Koch, b Sept. 5, 1912. 2. William Koch, b June 20, 1919. [43-431] SAILER W. KOCH, b Dec. 29, 1890; s Edwin D. and Nora Z. (Sailer) Koch [43-351]; m July 4, 1912, ANNA EDWARDS, b May 2, 1891; dan Thomas and Elizabeth (Patton) Edwards. Barber; 1157 Chestnut St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Edwin F., b Jan. 13, 1913; d Apr. 5, 1913. 2. Mary E., b Feb. 14, 1914. 3. Bettie E., b July 12, 1916. [43-433] IDA MAY SCHOLLENBERGER, b July 26, 1898; dau Charles A. and Katie D. (Koch) Schollenberger [43-351.1]; m Mar. 30, 1918, JEREMIAH SCHWOYER, b Apr. 25, 1894; s Jacob and Ellen (Schappel) Schwoyer. Farmer; R. F. D. 2, Fleetwood, Pa. No children. (1920.) [43M34] JENNINGS G. SMITH, b Oct. 21, 1896: s John and Jennie (Gross) Smith [43-385]; m Mar. 24, 1917, ELIZABETH ROYCE, b May 4, 1897; dau Andrew Maine and Amy Grace (Stair) Royce. Derrick Engineer; Phillipsburg, N. J. (1920.) An adopted son, Richard R., was born Apr. 21, 1917. [43-438] SUSAN E. KURTZ, b 1879; dau Coleman and Annie M. (Dague) Kurtz [43-409.1]; m Nov. 17, 1909, ENOS H. BRACIvBILL, b 1885. Farmer; res. Gardenville, R. D. No. 2, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [43-439] ANNIE M. KURTZ, b 1883; dau Coleman and Annie M. (Dague) Kurtz [43-409.1]; m Nov. 28, 1907, HARRY SNADER, b 1883; s Samuel and Anna (Rutt) Snader. Farmer; res. Gap, R. D. No. 2, Pa. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Edna M., b 1908. 2. Anna K., b 1909. 3. Mary E., b 1911. 4. Florence E., b 1913. 5. Roland K., b 1917. 6. Harry C., b 1920. [43-440] LYDIA E. KURTZ, b May 1, 1887 ; dau Coleman and Annie M. (Dague) Kurtz [43-409.1] ; rn Sept. 9, 1915, JOHN WANNER, b Mar. 6, 1886; s John Alfred and Annie (Eby) Wanner. Farmer; res. Gap, R. D. No. 2, Pa. (1921.) One child: Anna M., b Dec. 5, 1916. [43-441] IDA B. KURTZ, b 1889; dau Coleman and Annie M. (Dague) Kurtz [43-409.1]; m Feb. 26, 1914, LEROY WORST, b 1887; s Clayton and Margaret (Bowers) Worst. Farmer; res. Gap, R. D. No. 2, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Eleanor M., b May 26, 1918. 2. Ida B., b Aug. 6, 1920. [43-442] WILLIAM D. KURTZ, b 1890; s Coleman and Annie M. (Dague) Kurtz [43-409.1]; m Feb. 17, 1915, EDITH E. WEAVER, b 1895; dau Richard K. and Mary E. (Burkey) Weaver. Farmer; res. Kinzers, R. D. No. 1, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Lena E., b 1917. 2. Marian E., b 1920. [43-443] AMANDA J. KURTZ, b 1893; dau Coleman and Annie M. (Dague) Kurtz [43-409.1]; m Dec. 18, 1919, EBY SHIRK, b 1896; s John Jacob and Daisy (Rutter) Shirk. Farmer; res. Gap, R. D. No. 1, Pa. (1921.) One child: Raymond K ., b June 30, 1920. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families G28 [43-445] MARY S. HOOVER, b Apr. 4, 1889; dau Jacob D. and Ellen S. (Dague) Hoover [43- 409.3]; m Aug. 10, 1912, SOLOMON GOOD, b Apr. 10, 1881; s Noah G. and Lydia (Kurtz) Good. Farmer; res. Denver, Lane. Co., Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Esther F., b Jan. 6, - — — - • 2. Lydia E., b Dec. 13, - — — 3. Rhine S., b July 18, - [43-44G] FRANK W. HOOVER, b Nov. 19, 1891; s Jacob D. and Ellen S. (Dague) Hoover [43- 409.3]; m Nov. 5, 1919, EVA CLARK, b May 13, 1898; dau Martin W. and Amanda PL (Ulrich) Clark. F'armer; res. Kinzers, Lane. Co., Pa. (1921.) One child : Ethel M., b Jan. 21, 1921. CHRISTOPH REINWALD [E 44] and his DESCENDANTS 630 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [44] CHRISTOPH REINWALD [E 44], b 1703 in Silesia; d Jan. 14, 1770; s Melchior. He came to Pa. in 1734, with the group of immigrants. On Nov. 1, 1734, he was married to SUSANNA SEIBT [E 124], by written marriage contract [9. v.]. Witnesses signing contract were: Melchior Kribel, George Reinwald, David Seibt and George Weiss; this contract was executed in Phila. and is preserved in S. H. L. This is the only written marriage contract that has been discovered, but doubtless others were executed during the first few months after the migration, before the Schwenkfelders elected a regular minister. The name of Susanna Seibt appears on the Immigrant List as Susanna Reinwald [E 124] [ q . v.]. SUSANNA SEIBT was the dau of Hans Christoph Seibt of Silesia [ cf . Letter in S. H. L., Mar. 22, 1749]; she d July 23, 1749. Christoph Reinwald was naturalized, June 21, 1743. He lived in Towamencin Twp. on land owned, in part (1920), by Rev. Edwin S. Anders [ Plate F XIX]. Both Christoph Reinwald and wife Susanna are buried in Towamencin Schw. Cem. Christopher Reinwald died so suddenly that in a quarter of an hour after he was stricken he was dead [Letter C. S. to Heintze, 1770]. Christopher Reinwald was a brother to Judith Reinwald, wife of David Seibt [E 59]; and also to Barbara Reinwald [E 125], who came to Pa. in 1734, and who probably lived with him, and who died, Aug. 24, 1775, aged 85 years. She is buried in Towamencin Cem. Children (6): [44-1] 1. Balthasar, b Apr. 9, 1735; d Feb. 28, 1818; m Elizabeth Yeakel. [44-2] 2. Christopher, b Mar. 6, 1737; d Dec. 13, 1814; m Maria Meschter. [44-3] 3. David, b Mar. 13, 1739; d - , 1816; m Catherine - [44_4a] [44-4b] 4. Abraham, b Nov. 4, 1740; d July 30, 1745. 5. Melchior, b Apr. 1, 1744; d Dec. 5, 1812; m 1. Maria Anders. 2. Rosanna Snyder. 6. Susanna, b July 10, 1749. In 1771, Susanna was a “Spinster.” COPY OF MARRIAGE CONTRACT (Original in hand writing of George Weiss.) Im Nahme des dreyeinigen Gottes Nachdem von geraumer Zeit her, wie denn maniglich (?) bekant, der Ehe und und arbeitsame junge Geselle, Christoph Reinwald, des Melchior Reinwalds hinterlassene Sohn, sich mit der Susanna Seibtin, des Hans Christoph Seibts eheliche Tochter geworben um sich mit derselben in ehelichen Stand einzulassen welches Wissens ihr Will und Belieben gewesen 1st, und dahero schon vor Zeiten einander Lieb und Treu, Ehe und Redlichkeit, auch in Lieb und Leid keines das Andere zuverlassen, vor Gott versprochen. Dieweil aber um wegen vielen Hindernisse und unser wohlbewussten Unruhe in Schlesien zu der gewohnlichen priesterlichen Copulation nicht haben konnen gelangen, sowol auch seither ihrer Entvveichung sich etwa unter uns zu keiner Ordnung geschikket hat, dasz sie auch, aiisserlich zusammen gegeben und versprochen hatten konnen werden und sie aber gern die Sach in eine Richtigkeit hiitten damit sie Niemand keinen Anstosz, Argwohn noch Argernis geben mochten, so ist zu diesem Ende der heutige Tag als.nem- lich der 1 Nov., alten Calendar erwahlt und ausgsetzet worden an welchem sie sich beyderseits um Par Zeugen erboten und in Gegenwart derselben einander offentlich Lib und Treu Ch und Redlichkeit einander in Lieb und Leid nicht zuverlassen, auch sich als christliche Eheleute vor Gott und den Menschen aufzuftihren zugesaget und versprochen und durch einen Handschlag beyder rechten Handen solches bekraftiget, bestettiget und befestiget. Dasz nun solches gewisz und wahrhaftig geschehen, und sie dadurch bey jederman auser alien Yerdacht gesetzet werden mochten, haben zu mehrer Bekraftigung und Befestigung sich obgemeldte dazu erbetene Zeugen allhier eigenhandig unterschrie- ben, als nemlich. Geschen zu Philadelphia Melchior Kribel Anno 1734 den 1 Nov alt- George Reinwald en Calenders David Seibt George Weiss MARRIAGE CONTRACT (Translated by H. W. K.) In the name of the triune God Inasmuch as for some time past as is well known, the worthy and industrious bachelor, Christoph Reinwald, son of the late Melchior Reinwald, has paid court to Susanna Seibt, legitimate daughter of Hans Christoph Seibt, with the intention of being united to her in marriage which was also her will and inclination in consequence of which they some time since mutually pledged to each other before God love and fidelity, honor and uprightness, and neither in joy or sorrow to forsake each other. But since on account of the many hindrances and many well known disturbances in Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 631 Silesia, the customary priestly copulation could not be secured, neither have regulations been established among us since their plight so that they might be publicly united and pledged to each other and they desire to have the matter properly adjusted in order that they may not be the occasion of offence, suspicion or scandal to any one. To this end, therefore, today, November 1, old style, was selected and appointed and a few witnesses chosen by each of them in whose presence they have publicly pledged themselves and promised to each other love and fidelity, honor and uprightness, neither in joy or sorrow' to forsake each other and to conduct themselves before God and man as Christian husband and wife and solemnly confirmed, corroborated and made binding the same by the joining of their right hands. In testimony that this was really and truly performed to the end that in the eyes of all each may be held above suspicion and that the same may be the more fully confirmed and established we, the chosen witnesses as before stated, have subscribed our names, namely: Done in Philadelphia in the year 1734 November 1 Old Style on his behalf Melchior Kriebel George Reinwald on her behalf David Seibt George Weiss [44-1] BALTHASAR REINWALD, b Apr. 9, 1735; d Feb. 28, 1818; s Christoph and Susanna (Seibt) Reinwald [44]; m Nov. 24, 1763, by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman, to ELIZABETH YEAKEL, b Feb. 23, 1735; d June 26, 1801 ; dau Abraham and Maria (Wiegner) Yeakel [38-2]. Children (2): [48-7] 1. Regina, b Nov. 28, 1764; d Nov. 5, 1825; m Henry Snyder. [161-5] 2. Sarah, b May 26, 1768; d Aug. 20, 1841; m Andrew Anders. Baltzer or Balthasar Reinwald was a carpenter or cabinet maker, as he made coffins. In the state¬ ment of the executors of the estate of Casper Seibt is the item: Paid Baltzer Reinwald for a coffin £0-12s-0d. (12s = about $1.60.) [44-2] CHRISTOPHER REINEWALD, b Mar. 6, 1737; d Dec. 13, 1814; s Christoph and Susanna (Seibt) Reinwald [44]; m Apr. 21, 1762, in Phila., by a Reformed Clergyman, to MARIA MESCHTER, b Apr. 26, 1742; d Feb. 10, 1826; dau Melchior and Regina (Anders) Meschter [66]. Children (12): 1. David, b Apr. 24, 1763; d June 13, 1818; unm. 2. Susanna, b Aug. 17, 1765; d Apr. 28, 1848; m Christian Snyder. 3. Rosina (Rosanna), b Sept. 29, 1767; d Feb. 17, 1847; unm. 4. Christopher, b Jan. 24, 1770; d Feb. 27, 1770. 5. Maria, b Jan. 9, 1771 ; d Feb. 3, 1826; m Godfried Bostan. 6. Regina (Rachel), b May 4, 1773; d Sept. 1, 1818; m John Garner. 7. Christopher, b Apr. 7, 1775; d Sept. 26, 1828; m Barbara Hendricks. I CatST } 6 ^ d { 2ug.4io!8l4B46. 10. Abraham, b Jan. 26, 1780; d Oct. 25, 1848; m Anna Dresher. 11. Elizabeth, b June 29, 1782; d Nov. 3, 1864; m John Erb. 12. Anna, b Apr. 24, 1787; d Mar. 23, 1869. [48-8] [44-5] [44-6] [44-7] [44-8] [44-9] Christopher Reinewald was a farmer and lived in Towamencin Twp., near Kulpsville, Pa. Tradition says David Reinewald had a fine coat which he prized highly and which, for fear of being stolen during the encampment of the Revolutionary soldiers in Towamencin, he hid under the bushes along the Towamencin Creek, and brought it from its hiding-place again after the soldiers left. [ J . W. Springer. ] Rosina Reinewald had a son, John Mitchell, born 1806. William Springer has in his possession an indenture between Rosanna Reinewald, Spinster, and Emanuel Schwartz, binding John Mitchell out to learn a trade; dated, June 6, 1811, aged 5 years, 8 months. John Mitchell died July 20, 1829; he and his mother are buried in the Mennonite Cem., Kulpsville, Pa. [44-3] DAVID (REINEWALD) RINEWALT, b Mar. 13, 1739; d——, 1816; s Christoph and Susanna (Seibt) Reinwald [44]; m CATHERINE - - — . David Rinewalt was a weaver. Family are buried in Shenkel Ch. Cem., Pottstown, Pa. Children (8): [44-11] 1. Joseph, b about 1769; d May 31, 1849; m Mary Langenbach. [44-12] 2. Adam, d — - — , 1844; m Hannah Price. [44-13] 3. Jacob, b Nov. 21, 1782; d Nov. 21, 1809; m Mary Garver. Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families 632 4. David, d after 1823; single. 5. Catharine, b Apr. 21, 1780; d Apr. 21, 1802; single. [44-15] 6. Elizabeth; m Daniel Benner. [44—14] 7. Mary, m Jacob Bealer. 8. Susanna, b Jan. 4, 1789; d Mar. 6, 1852; single. In the census of 1790, David Reinewald’s name is also given as “Davis Rinewalt.” His family consisted of 4 males over 16, including head of family; 1 male under 16 and 4 females. On Feb. 26, 1801, Jacob Beary and Mary, ux., granted and conveyed to “David Rinewalt, Sr.” and “David Rinewalt, Jr.” a messuage or tract of 27 A, 126 P, in Coventry Twp., Pa. On Jan. 2, 1819, David, Jr., Joseph et ux., Adam et ux., Daniel Benner et ux., Jacob Beale etux., and Susanna, deeded the same land to Henry Saybold, for $1290.25. The widow released her dower, Jan. 9, 1819, and the two sons of Jacob released, Mar. 14, 1837. [Cf. D. B. 0486-31. W anger.] On Mar. 30, 1820, Henry Shenkle deeded to David Rinewalt, mason, 7 A, 104 P, who sold the same to Jacob Beale, May 12, 1823, for $162.50. [ Wanger .] On Mar. 31, 1852, Joseph Reinwalt [44-26] took out letters of administration in the estate of Susanna Reinewald. Collateral inheritance tax was paid, hence no direct heirs. [For much of the data concerning David Rinewalt and his descendants the editor is indebted to George F. P. Wanger, Pottstown, Pa.] [44-4a] MELCHIOR REINEWALD, b Apr. 1, 1744; d Dec. 5, 1812; s Christoph and Susanna (Seibt) Reinwald [44]; m May 5, 1767, by Rev. Michael Schlatter, to MARIA ANDERS, b Apr. 25, 1738; d July 11, 1768; dau George and Maria (Reinwald) Anders [27]. No children. [44-4b] MELCHIOR REINEWALD, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 5, 1785, ROSINA (ROSANNA) SNYDER, b Mar. 8, 1757; d Oct. 8, 1843; dau Henry and Rosina (Neuman) Snyder [48-3], Children (J): 1. Salome, b Sept. 4, 1789; d same day. 2. Henry, b Aug. 25, 1791; d Feb. 8, 1812. 3. Lydia, b Aug. 27, 1793; d Jan. 3, 1862. [44-16] 4. Jonas, b July 20, 1796; d Nov. 9, 1829; m Susanna Schultz. In Melchior Reinewald’s family the census of 1790 gives 1 male, 2 females; probably his sister Susanna lived with him. [44-5] MARIA REINEWALD, b Jan. 9, 1771 ; d Feb. 3, 1826; dau Christopher and Maria (Meschter) Reinewald [44-2] ; m GODFREY BOSTAN. Godfrey Bostan lived near White’s corner, near Lansdale, Pa., and probably had no children. J. W. Springer, Kulpsville, Pa., has his sale bill. “M. by Rev. Geo. Wack, July 17, 1808; Godrey Bosseyn and Maricho Reinewald.” [Perk. Reg.] Tombstone in Towamencin Schw. Cem. has inscription: “Maria Bossen, d Feb. 3, 1826, aged 55 yr. 25 da.” [44-6] REGINA (RACHEL) REINWALD, b May 4, 1773; d Sept. 1, 1818; dau Christopher and Maria (Meschter) Reinewald [44-2]; m JOHN GARNER, b 1744; d 1827. One child: Anna. John Garner was evidently married twice, his first wife being a Mary Lewis who died about 1800. In 1773 and again 1783 Mary Garner joined with her husband, John Garner, in deeds of land con¬ veyances. In the year 1802 no wife joined John Garner, and in the year 1810 Rachel joined him in deeds. This leads one to believe that Mary Lewis Garner died about 1800. From court records we also learn that John Garner had nine children: (1) Catharine, who married a Mr. Burth and had a daughter Margaret Burth; (2) John, who was married and died about 1805; (3) George, who died before 1879; (4) Samuel, who died about 1828; (5) Peter; (6) Henry; (7) Mary; (8) Elizabeth, and (9) Anna. It is believed that the first eight children were children of his first wife, Mary Lewis Garner, whereas it is supposed that the ninth child, Anna, was the daughter of his second wife, Rachel Rinewalt Garner. In 1826 John Garner, for his daughter Nancy (Anna), signed a release of legacy to Abraham Rinewalt, executor, of the estate of Christoph or Christian Rinewalt, whose will was probated in 1815. This shows that in 1826, Rachel Rinewalt, wife of John Garner, was deceased and also that Anna was a minor in 1826, her father being her legal representative. Recognizing only Anna, as the only child of John Garner and his wife, Rachel Rinewalt, it appears that this was the only Garner grandchild of Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 633 Christian Rinewalt. Anna must have been a number of years younger than all the rest of John Garner’s children. It has been impossible to obtain any further data concerning this daughter, Anna, but presumably she was never married. [W. H. Reed.] [44-7] CHRISTOPHER REINEWALD, b Apr. 7, 1775; d Sept. 26, 1828; s Christopher and Maria (Meschter) Reinewald [44-2]; m Apr. 17, 1804, BARBARA HENDRICKS, b Nov. 6, 1784; d Jan. 25, 1868; dau John Hendricks. Children (2): 1. Abraham, b Dec., 1804; d Feb., 1883. [44-17] 2. Mary, b Aug. 5, 1808; d July 23, 1895; m John Springer. [44-8] ABRAHAM REIN WALT (RINEWALT), b Jan. 26, 1780; d Oct. 25, 1848; s Christopher and Maria (Meschter) Reinewald [44-2]; m ANNA DRESHER, b Apr. 27, 1779; d Mar. 8, 1857; dau Abraham and Eve (Schultz) Dsher [64-3a]. Buried in Towamencin Cem. Next to the grave of Abraham are four graves of children marked with unlettered stones — probably children of Abraham and Anna. Married by Rev. George Wack, May 17, 1821, “Abraham Reinewald and Anna Tresher.” [Perk. Reg., Vol. II, p 115] [44-9] ELIZABETH REINEWALD, b June 29, 1782; d Nov. 3, 1864; dau Christopher and Maria (Meschter) Reinewald [44-2]; m JOHN ERB. Children (10): [44-18] 1. Jacob, b Jan. 4, 1803; d Sept. 25, 1881; m Susanna Seipt. [44—19] 2. George, b Dec. 30, 1804; m - — Johnson. 3. Mary, b June 13, 1807. [No further data.] 4. Abraham, b June 7, 1810; d Apr. 25, 1813. [44-20] 5. Samuel, b July 12, 1813; m Marj^ Hagy. [44-21] 6. Elizabeth, b Apr. 6, 1816; d Aug. 6, 1904; m Jacob Trout. [44-22] 7. John, b Nov. 23, 1818; d Aug. 18, 1904; m Sophia Iveil. [44-23] 8. Ann, b June 25, 1821; d Feb. 24, 1890; m Harman Jones. [44-24] 9. Charles, b Aug. 20, 1824; d Mar. 11, 1889; m Lovina Snyder. [44—25] 10. Catharine, b July 1, 1827; d June 11, 1873; m Joel O. Hendricks. [44-11] JOSEPH REINEWALD (RINEWALT), b about 1769; d May 31, 1849; s David and Catherine Reinewald [44-3]; m MARY LANGENBACH, b - , 1778; d May 28, 1824. All are buried in Shenkel’s Church Cem., near Pottstown, Pa. One child: [44-26] Joseph L., b Jan. 13, 1812; d Apr. 8, 1892; m Mary Fritz. [44-12] ADAM RINEWALT, d 1844; s David and Catharine Reinewald [44-3]; m HANNAH PRICE, dau Rev. George and Sarah (Harley) Price; moved from Coventry to Tredyffryn, 1816-1819. Adam Rinewalt, Sr., was killed on the P. & R. R. R. at Royersford, Pa., in 1844. [Data from Harley Family.] Children (9): 1. Sarah, m James Wells. 2. Jacob, m Maria de Dolores Monterde y Tirado. 3. George, m; lived in Indiana. 4. Catharine, b Feb. 1, 1806; d Apr. 21, 1885; m Samuel Supplee. 5. Mary, m James Wessler. 6. Adam, Jr., b Feb. 15, 1810; d May 9, 1894; m Mary Ann Lehn. 7. Hannah, b Feb. - , 1813; d - - , 1898; m Zimmerman Supplee. [44-27] [44-28] [44-33.1] [192-18] [44-29] [44-30] [44-31] [44-32] [44-33] 8. Lydia, b May 1, 1816; d Mar. 27, 1887; m Rev. Henry M. Essick. 9. Eliza, m Dr. Jacob Reazor. [44-13] JACOB RINEWALT, b Nov. 21, 1782; d Nov. 21, 1809; s David and Catherine Reinewald [44—3] ; m MARY GARVER, b - , 1782; d July 11, 1854. Children (2): [44-34a] 1 , T , . f 1. Catherine R. Pennypacker. [44-34b] j 1- John, 6 - , 1809; d Mar. 28, 1863; m ( 2. Margaret Miller. [44-35] 2. Jacob, b Dec. 30, 1809; d Aug. 20, 1882; m Hannah Pennypacker. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 634 Mary Garver (Reinwalt) was married a second time to George Shaner, on Nov. 27, 1827, at New Hanover Lutheran Church. [ Harley Fam .] [44-14] MARY RINEWALT, dau David and Catherine Reinewald [44-3]; m JACOB BEALER, a cordwainer of Coventry Twp. Children (6): Names of only four obtained. 1. Silas, 2. Daniel. [44-30] 3. Henry R., b Nov. 12, 1812; d Dec. 20, 1879; m Sarah - [44-37] 4. Julia, b Feb. 16, 1819; d July 27, 1879; m Jonas Smale. [ Unable to verify or locate .] [44-15] ELIZABETH RINEWALT, dau David and Catherine Reinewald [44-3]; m DANIEL BENNER, b May 18, 1761 ; d Oct. 18, 1821 ; a cordwainer of Coventry Twp. Children (8): 1. Catharine, b Nov. 6, 1800; d Nov. 21, 1802. [44-38] 2. Elizabeth, b Mar. 2, 1803; m - Hunsberger. [44-39] 3. Catharine, b Apr. 5, 1805; m Alexander Diffenderfer. 44-40a] 1 .. oo i qc\q \ L - Stager. [44-40b] J 4- Juhana’ b Jan. 22, 1808; m [ 2 _ Gruen. [44-41] 5. Susanna, b June 9, 1810; m John Stauffer. 6. Daniel, b July 8, 1813; d Apr. 10, 1815. [44-42] 7. Jacob, b Mar. 5, 1815; m Mary Funk; dec; s John, dec. [44-43] 8. Daniel, b July 30, 1819; m Alice Stubblebine. Daniel Benner was first married to Mary - ; and had four children: Mary, Rebecca, John, Anna. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [44-16] JONAS REINEWALD, b July 20, 1796; d Nov. 9,1829; s Melchior and Rosina (Rosanna) (Snyder) Reinewald [44-4b ];m Oct. 13, 1825, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Sept. 10, 1804; d Aug. 11, 1876; dau George and Barbara (Yeakel) Schultz [149-5]. One child: [43-80] Sarah, b Sept. 29, 1826; d June 3, 1915; m Jonas Seibert. Susanna Schultz Reinewald, widow, m 2d time, Joseph Krauss [149-15]. [44-17] MARY REINEWALD, b Aug. 5, 1808; d July 23, 1895; dau Christopher and Barbara (Hendricks) Reinewald [44-7]; m in 1829, JOHN SPRINGER, b Mar. 22, 1794; d Sept. 18, 1866; s John Springer; m by Rev. George Wack. [Perk. Reg., Vol. II, p 148.] One child: [44-44] Abraham R., b Dec. 20, 1829; d Dec. 5, 1869; m Barbara R. Fry. [44-18] JACOB ERB, b Jan. 4, 1803; d Sept. 25, 1881; s John and Elizabeth (Reinewald) Erb [44-9]; m in 1829, SUSANNA SEIPT, b Aug. 6, 1800; d Apr. 5, 1874; dau Abraham and Anna (Anders) Seipt [59-4]. Children (J): 1. Lavina, b Nov. 21, 1829; d 1830. [44-45] 2. Mahlon, b July 30, 1832; d Feb. 23, 1901; m Sarah Heckler. [44-46] 3. Samuel, b July 17, 1835; m Mary Moyer. [44-47] 4. Aaron, b May 14, 1839; d Mar. 10, 1870; m Susan Bergey. [44-19] GEORGE ERB, b Dec. 30, 1804; s John and Elizabeth (Reinewald) Erb [44-9]; m - JOHNSON. Children (2): [44-48] 1. Son; lives near Center Point, Pa. [44-49] 2. Daughter, rn - Johnson. [ Unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 635 [44-20] SAMUEL ERB, b July 12, 1813; s John and Elizabeth (Reinewald) Erb [44-9]; m MARY HAGY. [44-50] [44-51] [44-52a] 1 [44— 52b] J [44-52. la] [44-52. lb] Children (4): 1. Catharine, d aged 21; m Jesse Dettra. 2. Elizabeth, m Jesse Dettra. _ „ [1. David Landis. 3. Mary Emma, m j 2 John Roth f 1. - 4. Jacob, dec.; m j 2 _ [ Unable to complete or verify above data.} [44-21] ELIZABETH ERB, b Apr. 6, 1816; d Aug. 6, 1904; dau John and Elizabeth (Reinewald) Erb [44-9]; m JACOB TROUT, b Dec. 7, 1816; s Jacob and Sarah (Crouthamel) Trout. Farmer; lived in Worcester, Pa. Children (6): [25-89] 1. Mary, b Dec. 20, 1840; d Aug. 12, 1920; m Joel S. Ivriebel. [25-90] 2. Sarah Ann, b Aug. 10, 1843; m Job S. Kriebel. 3. John, b Jan. 21, 1846. [44-53] 4. Samuel, b Aug. 8, 1849; m Hannah Hartman. 5. Elizabeth, b May 3, 1853. 6. Catharine, b Mar. 11, 1858; d Apr. 6, 1896. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [44-22] JOHN ERB, b Nov. 23, 1818; d Aug. 18, 1904; s John and Elizabeth (Reinewald) Erb [44-9]; m SOPHIA KEIL, b Sept. 2, 1822; d Sept. 26, 1915. Children (J): [44-54] 1. Charles, m - ; Creamery, Pa. [44-55] 2. Abraham, m — - — ; Conshohocken, Pa. [44-56] 3. Mary, m Enos Cassel; lived near White’s Corner, near Lansdale, Pa. 4. Elizabeth, b Feb. 18, 1857; d Dec. 17, 1862. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [44-23] ANNA ERB, b June 25, 1821; d Feb. 24, 1890; dau John and Elizabeth (Reinewald) Erb [44-9]; m HARMAN JONES, b Dec. 24, 1810; d Aug. 17, 1870. Children (10): 1. John, b 1842; d May 15, 1851. 2. Abraham ] 3. David t tmns' [44-57] 4. Amanda, m James Wambold; dec; 34 N. 38th St., Phila., Pa. [44-58] 5. Anna E., b Mar. 28, 1846; m Robert H. Anderson; dec; Ambler, Pa. [44-59] 6. Elizabeth, b Feb. 12, 1848; m Jacob Harley; dec. 7. Infant (not named). 8. Lydia E., b May 26, 1851; single ; Kulpsville, Pa. [44-60] 9. Jacob, b May 3, 1854; m Wilhelmina H. Scholl. 10. Sallie, b Aug. 3, 1858; d Aug. 13, 1861. [ Unable to complete.} [44-24] CHARLES ERB, b Aug. 20, 1824; d Mar. 11, 1889; s John and Elizabeth (Reinewald) Erb [44-9]; m Mar. 2, 1849, LOVINA SNYDER, b May 4, 1833. Children (5): [44-61] 1. Annie, b Dec. 11, 1849; d Oct. 16, 1893; m Isaiah B. Heckler. [44-62] 2. Mary S., b Mar. 29, 1851; d Mar. 12, 1872; m Edwin O. Faul. 3. Susanna, b Mar. 26, 1854; d Dec. 21, 1856. 4. Kate, b Nov. 11, 1856; single; Mainland, Pa. 5. Infant son, b Nov. 12, 1867; stillborn. [44-25] CATHARINE ERB, b July 1, 1827; d June 11, 1873; dau John and Elizabeth (Reinewald) Erb [44—9] ; m Oct. 19, 1848, JOEL O. HENDRICKS, b Apr. 16, 1821 ; d May 18, 1894; s Madison and Annie (Oberholtzer) Hendricks. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 636 Children (8): [44-63] 1. Elizabeth E., b June 2, 1849; d June 10, 1901; m Jacob Lukens. [44-64] 2. Malinda E., b May 21, 1851; m George P. Hartzel. [44-65] 3. Charles E., b Apr. 3, 1854; m Catharine Oberholtzer. [44-66] 4. George E., b July 16, 1856; m Mary E. Roberts. [44-67] 5. Joel E., b May 6, 1858; m Ella Souder. 6. Catharine E., b Sept. 15, 1860; d Dec. 2, 1860. [44-68] 7. Annie E., b Sept. 15, 1862; m Fred Kent, Sr. 8. Amanda E., b Dec. 17, 1864; d Dec. 19, 1864. [44-26] JOSEPH L. RINEWALT, b Jan. 13, 1812; d Apr. 8, 1892; s Joseph and Mary (Langenbach) Reinewald [44-1 1 ]; m Mar. 27, 1834, MARY FRITZ, b Apr. 22, 1809; d Mar. 21, 1873. The will of Joseph Reinwald was probated Apr. 19, 1892. Children (6): [44-69] 1. Daniel; went West. [44-70] 2. Irwin W., b Mar. 7, 1833; d May 20, 1902; m Leah Stahl. 3. Rachel, b Jan. 17, 1835; d Jan. 28, 1835. [44-71.1] 4. Jacob F., b Oct. 26, 1837; d Apr. 9, 1917; m Ruth A. MacQueen. 5. John E., b Apr. 11, 1841; d July 12, 1873. [44-71] 6. Susan, b Aug. 3, 1843; d Feb. 1, 1883; m George W. Haws. [Above dates are from tombstones in ShenkeV s Ch. Cem .] “Forty years ago Joseph Reinwalt made a motion to establish a Central High School in North Coventry Twp., Chester Co., Pa. His motion was defeated. About two years ago such a school was established on the very spot urged by Mr. Reinwalt.” [Lewis R. Harley, 1920.] [44-27] SARAH RINEWALT, dau Adam and Hannah (Price) Rinewalt [44-12]; m JAMES WELLS, b Mar. 25, 1790; d June 28, 1853; s Joseph and Margaret Wells. No children. Sarah Rinewalt married late in life. Joseph Wells married 1st time, Margaret Umstead, No. Coventry Twp. [Harley F am.] [44-28] JACOB RINEWALT, s Adam and Hannah (Price) Rinewalt [44-12]; m MARIA DE DOLORES MONTERDE Y TIRADO; dau Francisco Monterde. Jacob Rinewalt went to Mexico as a young man and married a young woman of the Spanish Nobility. Mr. Rinewalt joined the Catholic Church in order to be married by that ceremony. Her full name was said to have been Maria de Dolores Monterde y Tirado. Mr. Rinewalt is said to have established the first stage routes between the towns of Mexico and Pueblo, finishing the same in 1823. He engaged in railroad enterprises later and is said to have em¬ ployed 500 men at one time in this construction. Mr. Rinewalt is reported to have accumulated a great deal of wealth and his wife was also a woman of wealth. Mr. Rinewalt’s father was very unwilling to have his son so far away from home, and was desirous of having him come North. The son was making plans to do so when he and his two children were stricken with cholera and all died. Adam Rinewalt, Jr., a brother, corresponded with Jacob’s widow, through an interpreter, for some time, but after a time the replies from Mexico ceased to come and it was reported that the widow had entered a Catholic Convent, and had given all her wealth, in addition to that given her by her husband to that institution. A report is extant that Jacob Rinewalt was killed by a band of robbers, but the above account is given by Mrs. Charlotte Ingersoll, Williamsville, N. Y., who, as a girl, read some of the letters from the Spanish noblewoman. Mrs. Ingersoll also has in her possession a photograph of Jacob Rinewalt and wife, as well as a photograph of their marriage license, which is printed in Spanish. [See Plate.] Mrs. Ingersoll also has a diary which her father, Adam Rinewalt, wrote entitled “Excursions through the northern and western states.” He started on the 14th of October, 1835, visiting his brother, George, in Indiana and made his first visit to Williamsville, New York. He reached Fort Wayne, Ind., the 22d of November. “From Wayne I traveled about 60 miles to Huntstown, a small village, and from there 2j/2 miles southwest to brother George.” The following day he and his brother George went to Indian¬ apolis, a distance of 35 miles. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 637 [44-29] MARY RINEWALT, dau Adam and Hannah (Price) Rinewalt [44-12]; m JAMES WESS- LER. Lived near Tippecanoe, Ind. Children (3): [44-72] 1. Daughter; m ; 2 children. 2. Son, killed in Civil War. 3. Son, killed in Civil War. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [Harley Fam.] [44-30] ADAM RINEWALT, JR., b Feb. 15, 1810; d May 9, 1894; s Adam and Hannah (Price) Rinewalt [44-12]; m Jan. 9, 1840, MARY ANN LEIJN, b Mar. 31, 1820; d Dec. 16, 1895; dau Henry and Elizabeth (Frick) Lehn. Mr. Rinewalt was sheriff of Erie Co.; tax collector of town of Amherst; also held various other offices. Children (4): [44-73] 1. Sarah Elizabeth, b Dec. 4, 1840; d May 26, 1905; m George Wellington Paine. [44-74] 2. Charlotte Bestow, b Apr. 25, 1842; m Chalmers Ingersoll. [44-75] 3. Henry Lehn, b Jan. 3, 1844; d May 28, 1910; m Marilla Gilmore. [44-76] 4. Adam Lorenzo, b May 4, 1849; d Oct. 2, 1902; m Sarah F. Bloker. [44-31] HANNAH RINEWALT, b Feb., 1813; d 1898; dau Adam and Hannah (Price) Rinewalt [44-12]; m Oct. 27, 1842, ZIMMERMAN SUPPLEE, b June, 1805; d 1874; s John and Hannah (Hughes) Supplee. Wheelwright and farmer; lived in East town Twp., Chester Co., Pa. Children (J): [44-77] 1. A. Rinewalt, b Mar. 6, 1844; m Anna E. Patched. [44-78] 2. Mary E., b June 9, 1846; d Apr. 22, 1917; m Theodore Beaumont. 3. Hannah P., b July 2, 1853; d Oct. 3, 1906; unm. [44-79] 4. Price Z., b Nov. 1, 1857; d May 1, 1912; m Estella Supplee. [44-32] LYDIA RINEWALT, b May 1, 1816; d Mar. 27, 1887; dau Adam and Hannah (Price) Rinewalt [44-12]; m Nov. 15, 1842, REV. HENRY M. ESSICK, b Apr. 1, 1819; d Mar. 20, 1859; s Baltzer Essick. Baptist Minister. Children (7): Four Children, d young. [44-80] 5. Louise, b Nov. 27, 1849; d Apr. 16, 1920; m Hon. Clinton R. Savidge. [44-81] 6. James A., b Sept. 5, 1852; d Aug. 22, 1920; m Susan Litchard. [44-82] 7. Howard Malcolm, b May 11, 1855; d Jan. 11, 1918; m Clara Courson. [44-33] ELIZA RINEWALT, dau Adam and Hannah (Price) Rinewalt [44-12]; m DR. JACOB REAZOR. Children (3): [44-83] 1. Laura, m James Patton. 2. Hiram, d single. 3. Sarah, m Rev. - Family lived in Reading, Pa., where Dr. Reazor is said to have died. Eliza Reazor died in Montour Co., Pa. The daughter, Sarah, married a Baptist minister in Ohio; left a widow; she married again and in 1915 was said to be living in Pemberton, O., with one daughter. [ Harley Fam.] [ Unable to trace or complete.] The following verses were composed by Eliza D. Rinewalt (afterwards the wife of Dr. Jacob Reazor), about twenty years ago, on her father’s family and transcribed for the Coventry friends, Jan. 15, 1861: My father’s in his seventieth year, These twenty years he could not hear; Although he hears no human voice, The Lord still makes his heart rejoice. My sister S [Sarah Wells] is getting old, I fear in death will soon be cold, Her spirit then to heaven will go, For she does her duty here below. My mother died when I was young; She felt that she was going home, And then it was her earnest prayer That she might meet her children there. My brother J [Jacob Rinewalt] to the South did go, And settled there in Mexico, And when he thought to us to come, It pleased the Lord to call him home. 638 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families My brother G [George Rinewalt] comes next in song, To Indiana he has gone. And I think he there will stay, Until by death is called away. My sister C [Catharine Supplee] was married young, And in her youth she left her home, To live with him who promised fair, In health and sickness for to share. My sister M [Mary Wessler] is far away, At home she would no longer stay, The man she married would not rest, Until they settled in the West. My brother A [Adam Rinewalt] is also gone, And in New York he has his home, He is married to a lady fair, And now his family is his care. My sister H [Hannah Supplee] is single yet, But if the bachelor she does get, I think ere long she will be joined, I hope true happiness she may find. My sister L [Lydia Essick] has often said, She thought that she would never wed, But now her mind is changed I see, And soon a preacher’s wife she’ll be. And as I am the youngest one I think that I will stay at home. And live with father and sister S, In the state of single blessedness. [Kindness of George W anger.) [44-33.1] GEORGE RINEWALT, s Adam and Hannah (Price) Rinewalt [44-12]; m and settled in Indiana; nothing known definitely about his family, but he is said to have had at least one son. One child: [44-84.1] William, m Adam Rinewalt, in his diary of his trip to visit his brother George, states that he reached Fort Wayne, Ind., Nov. 22, 1835; travelled 60 mi. to a small village called Huntstown, and from thence “234 miles southwest to brother George’s.” The following day he and his brother George went to Indianapolis, a distance of 35 miles. [44-34a] JOHN RINEWALT, b 1809; d Mar. 28, 1863; s Jacob and Mary (Garver) Rinewalt [44-13]; m, in 1838, CATHERINE R. PENNYPACKER, b June 14, 1818; d Apr. 7, 1852; dau J. and E. Pennypacker. Miller. No children. [44-34b] JOHN RINEWALT, same as above, m 2d time, Apr., 1854, MARGARET MILLER, b Nov. 1, 1818; d Jan. 10, 1891; dau James and Mary (Emerich) Miller. Left an ophan at the age of two years, John Rinewalt, when old enough, was ‘‘bound out.” He received very little schooling, learned the miller’s trade and ran the “Moore Hall Mill,” near Phoenix- ville, Pa., and another in Norristown, Pa. In 1841 he removed to Illinois and long before any railroad crossed the state, he and his partner built a large stone mill to which people drove ox teams for 40 miles to have their grists ground. They laid out the town of Mt. Carroll, Ill., and established a school which is now (1919) named “The Frances Shimer School.” By indefatigable energy, Mr. Rinewalt succeeded in bringing to the town the first railroad in that section, of which he was at first a director and later a vice-president. Accomplishing what he did with the handicap of his early years indicates that John Rinewalt was a man of great force. One child: [44-85] John Miller, b Aug. 6, 1856; m Ella May Shirk. [44-35] JACOB RINEWALT, b Dec. 30, 1809; d Aug. 20, 1882; s Jacob and Mary (Garver) Rinewalt [44-13]; m Sept. 24, 1839, HANNAH PENNYPACKER, b about 1817; d July 13, 1894; dau Jesse and Salome (Bergey) Pennypacker. Children ( 8 ): 1. Mary, b Sept. 27, 1840; d Apr. 3, 1862; unm. [44-88] 2. John P., b June 28, 1842; d Mar. 28, 1911 ; m Mary Baker. 3. Catharine, b May 2, 1844; d Feb. 3, 1846. [44-90] 4. Sarah, b May 26, 1846; d Nov. 10, 1912; m Cyrus Strunk. 5. Harriet, b July 7, 1848; d Apr. 3, 1883; single. [44-89] 6. Hannah, b Feb. 28, 1851; m Jacob Kerlin. [44-86] 7. Adam Jacob, b Apr. 7, 1853; m Laura C. Focht (Faust). [44-87] 8. Daniel Fremont, b June 3, 1856; m Hannah R. Bell. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 639 [44-36] HENRY R. BEALER, b Nov. 12, 1812; d Dec. 20, 1879; s Jacob and Mary (Rinewalt) Bealer [44-14]; m SARAH - ; b Mar. 17, 1819; d Dec. 12, 1901. Children (2): [44-91] 1. Davis R., b Jan. 5, 1839; d June 18, 1912; m Kate - [44-92] 2. Elmira B., b Apr. 8, 1842; d Sept. 16, 1885; m William Smith. Davis R. was sole heir and executor of will of Sarah Bealer. The above data are based on tombstone inscriptions, Shenkel Ch. Cem. This Henry Bealer is presumably a son of Jacob Bealer. [44-37] JULIA BEALER, b Feb. 16, 1819; d July 27, 1879; dau Jacob and Mary (Rinewalt) Bealer [44-14]; m JONAS SMALE, b Apr. 4, 1816; d Oct. 25, 1882; s John Smale. Children (3): [44-94] 1. Sarah Ann, b Jan. 29, 1846; m Theodore Neiman. 2. Mary Jane. [44-93] 3. John E., b Mar. 8, 1853; m Isabella Knoll. [44-39] CATHARINE BENNER, b Apr. 5, 1805; dau Daniel and Elizabeth (Rinewalt) Benner [44-15]; m ALEXANDER DIFFENDERFER; d Nov. 11, 1885. Son, Alexander, lives in Pottstown, R. D., Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] In the settlement of the estate of Alexander Diffenderfer, the children renounced in favor of Albert B. Diffenderfer; children: Davis Diffenderfer, Rebecca Rosen, Barbara Meekly and Alexander B. Diffenderfer. Witness: Samuel Roser. As the wife did not renounce, in all probability she preceded her husband in death. [44-41] SUSANNA BENNER, b June 9, 1810; dau Daniel and Elizabeth (Rinewalt) Benner [44- 15]; m Mar. 10, 1840, JOHN STAUFFER, b July 5,‘ 1809. Children (5): [44-95] [44-96] [44-97a] [44-97b] [44-98] 1. Sarah Ann, b May 23, 1841; m Jeremiah Leopold. 2. Catharine, b Sept. 9, 1842; d 1916; m Daniel B. Smale. 3. Julian, b Mar. 27, 1844; unm. 1. Hannah Knerr. 4. Allen, b Nov. 7, 1846; m \ % Ada Adams 5. Mary Amanda, b Dec. 24, 1850; m Allen B. Smale. [44-44] ABRAHAM R. SPRINGER, b Dec. 20, 1829; d Dec. 5, 1869; s John and Mary (Reinewald) Springer [44-17]; m Jan. 2, 1858, BARBARA R. FRY, b May 11, 1834; d Sept. 13, 1908;daw John and Barbara (Ruth) Fry. Surveyor and Justice of the Peace. Children (J): 1. John Wesley, b Jan. 12, 1859; single ; Kulpsville, Pa. [44-99] 2. William Morris, b Sept. 13, 1860; m Maria Boorse. [44-100] 3. James Monroe, b Jan. 11, 1864; m Lena Wampole. [44-101] 4. Benjamin Franklin, b Dec. 31, 1865; rn Emma Laura Apple. John Wesley Springer has in his possession sale sheet of Christopher Reinwald, Sr., dated Mar. 11, 1826. Christopher Reinwald, Jr., and Abraham Reinwald are the executors. [44-45] MAHLON ERB, b July 30, 1832; d Feb. 23, 1901; s Jacob and Susanna (Seipt) Erb [44-18]; m Sept. 3, 1854, SARAH HECKLER, b May 24, 1832; d Jan. 15, 1879; dau Abraham Heckler. Carpet weaver; Lansdale, Pa. Children (7): [44-102] 1. Abraham, b July 3, 1855; d Aug. 7, 1916; m Mary Leister. [44-103] 2. Susanna, b Apr. 19, 1858; m John D. Dettra. 3. George, b June 21, 1861; d May 6, 1869. [44-104] 4. Catharine, b Jan. 2, 1864; m James Sterner. 5. Sarah, b Mar. 13, 1866; d Sept. 29, 1899; unm. [44-105] 6. Mary Jane, b Oct. 8, 1870; m Frederick Seasholtz. 7. Elizabeth, b Aug. 16, 1873; d Mar. 10, 1899; unm. 640 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [44-46] SAMUEL ERB, b July 17, 1835; s Jacob and Susanna (Seipt) Erb [44-18]; m MARY MOYER (?). Children ( 2 ) : [25-237a] 1. Susanna, b Sept. 23, 1860; d Jan. 18, 1892; m Job Richart. [44-107] 2. Mary, m Enos Cassel (dec); had issue. [Unable to verify above data.] [44-47] AARON ERB, b May 14, 1839; d Mar. 10, 1870; s Jacob and Susanna (Seipt) Erb [44-18]; m SUSAN BERGEY, b July 10, 1836; d Dec. 1, 1912. Children (8): [44-108] 1. Jacob B., b Sept. 26, 1862; d Dec. 8, 1909; m Mary Sectler. [44-109] 2. Anna B., b Feb. 26, 1865; d Oct. 8, 1918; m Charles H. Uiff. [44-110] 3. Romanus B., b Jan. 23, 1868; d Aug. 13, 1903; m Ida Charles. [Data furnished by Charles Iliff.] [44-50] CATHARINE ERB, d aged 21, dau Samuel and Mary (Hagy) Erb [44-20]; m JESSE DETTRA (DETTERY). One child: [44-111] Samuel; Souderton, Pa. [ Unable to complete.] [44-51] ELIZABETH ERB, dau Samuel and Mary (Hagy) Erb [44-20]; m JESSE DETTRA (DETTERY). Children (9): [44-112] 1. Mary, b 1865; d Mar. 3, 1897; m Benjamin Bergey; Lederachsville, Pa. [44-113] 2. Lovina, b Apr. 19, 1867; m Charles Daub. [44-114] 3. Anna, b Oct. 26, 1871; m T. Allen Bilger. [44-115] 4. Jacob, b Aug. 23, 1873; m Sallie Weiss. [44-116} 5. Catharine, m Allen Oberholtzer; Kulpsville, Pa. [44—117] 6. John E., b Oct. 12, 1879; m Bertha R. Grubb. [44-118] 7. Hannah, b Sept. 17, 1880; d June 29, 1904; m Wilson Kulp. [44-119] 8. Charles, b May 3, 1884; d July 14, 1920; m Katie Kulp Kratz. [44-120] 9. Lizzie, m John Roth; Souderton, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [44-52a] MARY EMMA ERB, dau Samuel and Mary (Hagy) Erb [44-20]; m 1st time, DAVID LANDIS. [44-52b] MARY EMMA ERB, same as above, m 2d time, JOHN ROTH. Children (2): 1. Henry Roth; Green Lane, Pa. 2. Sallie May, d in infancy. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [44-52. la-b] JACOB ERB, s Samuel and Mary (Hagy) Erb [44-20]; was m twice; had at least two children: 1. Elizabeth, m Samuel Dettra; Hatfield, Pa. 2. Samuel; Lederach, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [44-53] SAMUEL TROUT, b Aug. 8, 1849; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Erb) Trout [44-21]; m HANNAH HARTMAN, b 1849; dau Solomon and Euphemia (Stong) Hartman. Hostler; Skippack, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Euphemia, b about 1879; single; Skippack, Pa. 2. Mary, b about 1885; single; Skippack, Pa. [44-58] ANNA E. JONES, b Mar. 28, 1846; dau Harman and Anna (Erb) Jones [44-23]; m May 28, 1864, ROBERT H. ANDERSON, SR., b Dec. 25, 1843; d 1887. Butcher; res. 800 Mattison Ave., Ambler, Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 641 Children (7): 1. William H., b Aug. 1, 1865; d 1886; unm. [44-121] 2. Joseph G., b Mar. 8, 1867; m Louise Mooney. 3. Elizabeth J., b Nov. 4, 1868; d 1888; unm. [44-122] 4. Mary E., b Oct. 5, 1873; m Benton S. Russell. [44-123] 5. Robert H., Jr., b Sept. 3, 1876; m Ida V. Grubb; Ambler, Pa. [44-124] 6. Lydia M., b July 26, 1884; m Albert P. Gotwals; Hotel Ambler, Ambler, Pa. [44-125] 7. Abram S., b May 5, 1886; d 1918; m Ella Rotzell; Ambler, Pa. [44-59] ELIZABETH JONES, b Feb. 12, 1848; dau Harman and Anna (Erb) Jones [44-23]; m Oct. 9, 1897, JACOB HARLEY, d Apr. 3, 1903; s John and - (Kline) Harley. Widow lives in Kulpsville, Pa. (1919). No children. [44-60] JACOB JONES, b May 3, 1854; s Harman and Anna (Erb) Jones [44-23]; m Oct. 26, 1878, WILHELMINA H. SCHOLL, b Sept. 15, 1859; dau John K. and Louisa (Heppe) Scholl. State highway employee; Cedars, Pa. (1919.) One child: Lydia S., b Apr. 18, 1892; single; Cedars, Pa. [44-61] ANNIE ERB, b Dec. 11, 1849; d Oct. 16, 1893; dau Charles and Lovina (Snyder) Erb [44-24]; m July 1, 1872, ISAIAH BOWMAN HECKLER, b Jan. 18, 1846; d June 30, 1909; s George D. and Rose Anna (Bowman) Heckler. Dealer in butter, eggs and poultry; Mainland, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [44-126] 1. Howard E., b Sept. 11, 1873; m Stella F. Snyder. [44—127 ] 2. Isaiah E., b Sept. 22, 1875; m Annie Moyer. [44-128] 3. William E., b Mar. 22, 1877; m Mary Grater. [44-129] 4. Clarence E., b Oct. 22, 1884; m Mabel McKinley. [44-62] MARY S. ERB, b Mar. 29, 1851; d Mar. 12, 1872; dau Charles and Lovina (Snyder) Erb [44-24]; m EDWIN O. FAUL, b Nov. 10, 1839; d Dec. 17, 1918; s William Faul. Laborer; Elroy, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Benjamin Franklin. [44-130] 2. Annie Lizzie E., b Mar. 7, 1872; d June 9, 1911; m Henry Maurice B. Bergey. Mr. Edwin O. Faul was twice married; his first wife, Mary S. Erb, died, as stated above; his second marriage was to Miss Annie Ruth, still living at Mainland, Pa. (1920.) [44-63] ELIZABETH E. HENDRICKS, b June 2, 1849 ; d July 10, 1901 ; dau Joel O. and Catharine (Erb) Hendricks [44-25]; m Dec. 21, 1872, JACOB LUKENS, b Nov. 30, 1844; s Enos and Sallie O. (Ruth) Lukens. Plasterer; Hatfield, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [44-131] 1. Sallie H., b Aug. 3, 1874; m George Feusner. [44-132] 2. Isaac H., b Mar. 7, 1876; m Hattie Garner. 3. Jesse H., b Aug. 4, 1877; Hatfield, Pa. [44-133] 4. Rosa H., b July 31, 1879; m George R. Hedrick. [44-134] 5. Lizzie, b Dec. 3, 1882; m Osten Benner. [44-64] MALINDAE. HENDRICKS, b May 21, 1851; dau Joel O. and Catharine (Erb) Hendricks [44-25]; m July 5, 1873, GEORGE P. HARTZEL, b Sept. 19, 1851; s Peter and Catharine (Paterson) Hartzel. Laborer; R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [44-135] 1. Lizzie H., b Jan. 5, 1874; m Urias B. Wile; R. D. 1, Souderton, Pa. 2. Sallie H., b Feb. 14, 1877; single; R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa. [44-136] 3. Rosie H., b Oct. 8, 1879; m Harvey H. Smith. [44-137] 4. Howard H., b Feb. 28, 1884; m Edna R. Ginder. [44-65] CHARLES E. HENDRICKS, b Apr. 3, 1854; s Joel O. and Catharine (Erb) Hendricks [44-25]; m CATHARINE OBERHOLTZER, 5 May 30, 1863; d Nov. 10, 1916; dau Aaron and Lucy Ann (Ziegenfuss) Oberholtzer. Hatfield, Pa. (1919.) 642 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): 1. Hannah, b Aug. 16, 1883; d June 26, 1900. [44-138] 2. Catharine, b Mar. 24, 1886; m Hiram Stern. [44-139] 3. Elizabeth, b Apr. 4, 1893; m Harvey Hauck. [44-66] GEORGE E. HENDRICKS, b July 16, 1856; s Joel O. and Catharine (Erb) Hendricks [44-25]; in Nov. 2, 1895, MARY ELIZABETH ROBERTS, b Oct. 10, 1869; d May 27, 1917. Quarry worker; R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Alberta R., b Apr. 24, 1896; R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa. 2. Anna M., b June 4, 1898; d Aug. 22, 1919. 3. Mary E., b Aug. 16, 1902. 4. Fred Kent, b Sept. 14, 1907. [44-67] JOEL E. HENDRICKS, b May 6, 1858; s Joel and Catharine (Erb) Hendricks [44-25]; m ELLA SOUDER, dau Eli and Annie (Zieber) Souder. Laborer; Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) Children (7): 1. Clara, d. 2. William; Hatfield, Pa. [44-140] 3. Annie, b Oct. 26, 1883; m Harvey Brunner. 4. Joseph; Hatfield, Pa. 5. Alice; Souderton, Pa. 6. Stephen, d. 7. John. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [44-68] ANNIE ERB HENDRICKS, b Sept. 15, 1862; dau Joel O. and Catharine (Erb) Hendricks [44-25]; m Feb. 26, 1881, FREDERICK KENT, SR., b Mar. 13, 1854; s Walter and Catharine (Schell) Kent. Gardener; 307 E. Washington St., Media, Pa. (1919.) Children (Jf): [44-141] 1. Bertha, b Aug. 27, 1881; m Frank S. English. [44-142] 2. Frederick, Jr., b Nov. 5, 1882; m Maude Ardrey. [44—143] 3. Rose Mower, b Dec. 11, 1884; m James T. Campbell. [44-144] 4. William Potter, b Sept. 20, 1887; m Elizabeth Crawford. [44-70] IRWIN W. RINEWALT, b Mar. 7, 1833; d May 20, 1902; s Joseph L. and Mary (Fritz) Rinewalt [44-26]; m LEAH STAHL. So. Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [44-175] 1. Mary B., b Oct. 4, 1872; m Irwin Strunk. 2. Guy M., 6 Jan. 29, 1875; Phila., Pa. [44-145] 3. Leon S., b Aug. 22, 1877; m Ada M. Shaner. 4. Lillian V., b Nov. 14, 1879. [44-71] SUSAN REINWALD, b Aug. 3, 1843; d Feb. 1, 1883; dau Joseph L. and Mary (Fritz) Rinewalt [44-26]; m GEORGE W. HAWS, b Feb. 4, 1843; d Nov. 26, 1904. One child: Ralph, b Jan. 30, 1881; d Dec. 23, 1881. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [44-71.1] JACOB F. RINEWALT, b Oct. 26, 1837; d Apr. 9, 1917; s Joseph L. and Mary (Fritz) Rinewalt [44-26]; m Feb. 1, 1869, RUTH A. Mac QUEEN, b Aug. 6, 1847; d Mar. 28, 1921; dau William MacQueen. Carpenter. (1922.) Children ( 3 ): [44-145.1] 1. Harry, b Oct. 29, 1881; m Fannie DesPoss. 2. Joseph W., b May 29, 1870; 3469 14th St., N. W., Wash., D. C. [44-145.2] 3. Helen L., b Aug. 25, 1873; m Clarence L. Bordner. Jacob F. Rinewalt served in the Civil War; he enrolled Mar. 9, 1862, to serve three years, and was discharged on Dec. 23, 1862, by reason of disability at Phila., while holding the grade of Private in Co. C, 90th Reg. of Pa. Vol. He again enrolled on the 16th of July, 1863, as a Private in Capt. Michael Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 643 Maenamara’s Co. B, First Reg. of District of Columbia Cavalry Volunteers, to serve three years and was discharged from the service Oct. 26, 1865, at Fortress Monroe, by reason of General Orders No. 126, Headquarters Dept, of Va., Oct. 16, 1865. [44-73] SARAH ELIZABETH RINEWALT, b Dec. 4, 1840; d May 26, 1905; dau Adam and Mary Ann (Lehn) Rinewalt [44-30]; m July 31, 1862, GEORGE WELLINGTON BAINE, b 1832; d May, 1876. Real estate and mining. No children. [44-74] CHARLOTTE BESTOW REINEWALT, b Apr. 25, 1842; dau Adam (Jr.) and Mary Ann (Lehn) Rinewalt [44-30]; m Sept. 12, 1865, CHALMERS INGERSOLL, b Oct. 29, 1838; d Jan. 1, 1908; s Thomas and Sarah (Walker) Ingersoll. Editor and publisher, Beloit Free Press, Beloit, Wis. Widow resides at Williamsville, N. Y. (1920.) Children (3): [44-146] 1. George Baine, b Sept. 28, 1867; m Theresa M. Jenkins. 2. Charles John James, b Apr. 4, 1869; d Aug. 6, 1870. [44-147] 3. Charlotte, b Feb. 2, 1877; m Charles H. Morse, Jr. Chalmers Ingersoll was born in Westfield, N. Y., the son of New Englanders, his father dying while Chalmers was still a young boy. After living in Westfield and Brockport, N. Y., for several years, Mr. Ingersoll went to Greenfield, Mass., where he learned the printer’s trade. In 1856 he located in Freeport, Ill., and followed his trade as printer. Leaving Freeport, he went to Chicago and was employed by The Tribune when the Civil War broke out. He was one of the first to enlist in the army of the North, and served three years with Co. G, 8th Ill. Cavalry, and re-enlisted as a veteran when his first term of enlistment expired. After nearly four years of service, he was discharged on account of illness. Mr. Ingersoll participated in some of the fiercest engagements of the War. He was at Gaines’ Mills through the Potomac campaign, in the battles of Fredericksburg, Antietam and Gettysburg, besides numerous smaller engagements. In 1866 Mr. Ingersoll went to Beloit, Wis., and started the Beloit Free Press, but in 1872 sold the paper to engage in manufacturing. He was the first to put out the paper plates used so commonly by grocerymen. In 1882 he formed a partnership with H. F. Hobart and published the Daily Free Press, but Mr. Hobart retired soon after and Mr. Ingersoll continued the publication of the paper alone, until 1904, when M. C. Hanna of Milwaukee was admitted into partnership, and finally sold his interest in the Free Press to the “Free Press Publishing Co.” in 1907. For nearly 20 years, Mr. Ingersoll was postmaster at Beloit, having been first appointed by Presi¬ dent Hayes. Aside from the postmastership, Mr. Ingersoll held many political honors, but gave his efforts unselfishly for others. He served as Sergeant-at-Arms in the Wisconsin Senate from 1870 to 1880; often was a delegate to congressional and state conventions, and a member of Beloit Common Council. It was stated at the time of his death that there was, in all probability, no Beloit man so widely known in the state or who had possessed so much influence in political matters as Mr. Ingersoll. All through his life he was the highest type of American politician. [44-75] HENRY LEHN RINEWALT, b Jan. 3, 1844; d May 28, 1910; s Adam, Jr., and Mary Ann (Lehn) Rinewalt [44-30]; m Aug. 7, 1878, MARILLA GILMORE, b May 2, 1856; dau William A. and Catherine (McCallon) Gilmore. Oil operator at Butler and Oil City, Pa. Res. (1920) Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Children (2): [44-148] 1. June, b June 3, 1880; m Berne Burkhalter; Pittsburgh, Pa. [44-149] 2. Lucretia, b Mar. 1, 1887; d July 1, 1910; m Lyn Van Orsdale, Erie, Pa. [44-76] ADAM LORENZO RINEWALT, b May 4, 1849; d Oct. 2, 1902; s Adam, Jr., and Mary Ann (Lehn) Rinewalt [44-30]; m Sept. 18, 1878, SARAH FILENA BROKER, b Jan. 29, 1858; dau Andrew F. and Fanny E. (Snyder) Bloker. Publisher and Editor of The Amherst Bee; Williamsville, N. Y. (1920.) Children (3): [44-150] 1. Allan Baine, b Oct. 21, 1879; m Echo Hart Preble. 2. Adam, b June 22, 1882; d Sept. 7, 1882. 3. Lauren, b Sept., 1886; d Feb. 15, 1888. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families G44 Mr. Rinewalt was born in Williams ville, N. Y., where his parents were among the early settlers. He attended the district school and academy of his native town. At the age of sixteen he went to Beloit, Wis., where he learned the printer’s trade, thus laying a practical foundation for the profession that was to be his life work. He returned to New York state in his twenty-first year, and secured a position with the Commercial Advertiser , Buffalo. He remained with them for nine years, when he established the Amherst Bee at Williamsville, which he has successfully conducted ever since. Mr. Rinewalt was prominent in Williamsville not only as a newspaper man, but as a promoter of many commercial enterprises. He was among the first to urge the building of the Buffalo and Williams¬ ville electric railroad, holding the offices of director and secretary. He has been largely engaged in real estate transactions, and was connected with creamery and other business enterprises. No man in the community was more devoted to its interests. He concerned himself especially with the public schools of the town, the establishment of waterworks, and other movements tending to the advance¬ ment of Williamsville. He was elected collector of Amherst in 1881, and declined a renomination for that office. For nine years he was a trustee of the village of Williamsville, and during five of those years he was president of the village. In 1886 he was elected a school trustee. He served continuously in that position, and was president of the board of education at the time of his death. During President Harrison’s administration, Mr. Rinewalt was postmaster of Williamsville. He was a representative man among his fellow-citizens who time and again displayed their appreciation of his services to the community, and their confidence in his ability and character. [The Men of New York.] [44-77] A. RINEWALT SUPPLEE, b Mar. 6, 1844; s Zimmerman and Hannah (Rinewalt) Supplee [44-31]; m Jan. 11, 1877, ANNA E. PATCHELL, b July 18, 1854; d Dec. 16, 1891; dau James and Elizabeth (Gravelle) Patched. Blacksmith and farmer; Berwyn, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [44-151] 1. Mary E., b Nov. 19, 1877; m Frederick M. Platt; Berwyn, Pa. [44-152] 2. Warren P., b Mar. 15, 1881; m Christina Steinbrenner. [44-153] 3. William R., b July 28, 1888; m Gertrude M. Fink. [44-78] MARY E. SUPPLEE, b June 9, 1846; d Apr. 22, 1917; dau Zimmerman and Hannah (Rinewalt) Supplee [44-31]; m May 20, 1871, THEODORE BEAUMONT, b Dec. 3, 1848; d Jan. 11, 1894; s Eber and Margaret (White) Beaumont. Farmer; Malvern, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ) : [44-154] 1. Margaret, b Oct. 10, 1872; m Dr. Elbert W. Lapp. [44-155] 2. Rinewalt Supplee, b Dec. 20, 1874; d June 23, 1908; m Edith Worrilow. [44-79] PRICE Z. SUPPLEE, b Nov. 1, 1857; d May 1, 1912; s Zimmerman and Hannah (Rinewalt) Supplee [44-31]; m ESTELLA SUPPLEE, dau Benjamin and - (Hartman) Supplee. Lived at Collingdale, Pa. Mr. Supplee is said to have organized a mission on the Welsh mountain, Lancaster Co., Pa., among the followers of the notorious Abe Buzzard. [ Unable to complete or verify.] One child: [44-156] Norman, b June 5, 1886, m Martha Ann Bobb. [44-80] LOUISE ESSICK, b Nov. 27, 1849; d Apr. 16, 1920; dau Rev. Henry M. and Lydia (Rine¬ walt) Essick [44-32]; m Dec. 31, 1875, HON. CLINTON R. SAVIDGE, b Jan. 19, 1851; s Samuel K. and Ellen (Campbell) Savidge. Attorney; Sunbury, Pa. (1921.) Children (7): [44-156.1] 1. Harry W., b July 31, 1877; m Eleanor Koch. [44-156.2] 2. Albert, 6 Apr. 9, 1880; m Ruth Gearhart; 3248 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind. 3. Mary P., b Jan. 10, 1882; d Jan. 8, 1883. [44-156.3] 4. Ralph, b Dec. 16, 1884; m Flora Oaks; Riddlesburg, Pa. [44—157 ] 5. Preston M., 6 July 5, 1877; m Mary A. Brenneman. [44-156.4] 6. Louise, b Mar. 19, 1889; m Fulton Dobson. 7. Lucile, b Dec. 27, 1890; unm; Sunbury, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 645 Mr. Savidge was educated in the public schools; taught, 1865-1869; entered Princeton College, 1870; graduated A.B., 1874; read law with Hon. S. P. Wolverton of Sunbury; admitted to bar, 1877; elected Dist. Att’y 1880-1883; Judge Northumberland Co., 1891; re-elected, 1901; Sunbury, Pa. Lucile Savidge graduated from Johns Hopkins Training School for Nurses in Baltimore, 1917; joined the Army Nurse Corps and entered Camp Dix, N. J., Oct., 1918; sailed, Dec. 1, 1918, for Europe, with Base Hosp. No. 71; was with different evacuating hospitals in France; first at Bordeaux, then Pau, Monpont, Mesves. On May 20, 1919, was sent to Antwerp, Belgium, arriving at Camp Hosp. No. 122. Left Antwerp Aug. 3, 1919, for U. S. A. Relieved from active military duty, Aug. 27, 1919. Louise Essick Savidge, wife of former Judge Clinton R. Savidge, died Apr. 16, 1920, at Sunbury, Pa., of pneumonia; she was born in Lancaster Co., Pa., Nov. 27, 1849. She was a woman of brilliant intellect and was one of the community’s most accomplished women. She was president of the Iris Club, and active worker in the Civic Club, Red Cross, First Baptist Church. She was beloved and esteemed by all who came within the circle of her acquaintance. [ Newspaper dipping.] [44-81] JAMES A. ESSICK, b Sept, 5, 1852; d Aug. 22, 1920; .s Rev. Henry M. and Lydia (Rine- walt) Essick [44-32]; m Mar. 10, 1880, SUSAN LITCHARD, b Sept. 7, 1852; dau Philip and Susan (Dewald) Litchard. Farmer; res. (1921), widow, 210 Hawkins Ave., Braddock, Pa. James Allison Essick was a member of the White Hall Baptist Church, White Hall, Pa. While a member of that Church he served thirty-nine years as Deacon and Trustee; thirty-five years as Church Clerk and more than twenty years as Superintendent of the Sunday School. Children (8): 1. Lydia R., b Jan. — ■, 1883; d Jan. — , 1883. [44-157.1] 2. Laura R., b Apr. 17, 1888; m Dr. R. N. Lowrie. 3. Frank C., b Jan. 4, 1894; unm; Braddock, Pa, [44-82] DR. HOWARD MALCOLM ESSICK, b May 11, 1855; d Jan. 11, 1918; s Rev. Henry M. and Lydia (Rinewalt) Essick [44-32]; m Nov. 1, 1882, CLARA COURSON, b Nov. 9, 1859; dau Jacob Fiester and Mary Emily (Neece) Courson. Physician; res. (1921), widow, 500 Fourth Ave., New Kensington, Pa. Children (2): [44-157.2] 1. Mary Emily, b July 23, 1884; m Harry Bushong Hahs. [44-157.3] 2. Laura Louise, b Dec. 25, 1885; m John Danskin Mattson. [44-84.1] WILLIAM RINEWALT, s George Rinewalt [44-33.1]; m and lived in New Castle, Ind. Children (3 ) : 1. Charles, d. 2. Howard, d. [44-157.4] 3. Mary, m Frank Stoner; 1822 Shelby St., Indianapolis, Ind. William Rinewalt was at one time Sheriff of Henry Co., Ind. One of the sons went to Terre Haute and the other to Anderson, Ind. Daughter Mary lived at above address (1920), but letters addressed to her were unanswered. [Above information furnished by John M. Rinewalt, Mt. Carroll, III., ivho secured it from Edward Smith, Postmaster, New Castle, Ind., in whose drug store both Charles and Howard Rinewalt had clerked.] [44-85] JOHN MILLER RINEWALT, b Aug. 6, 1856; s John and Margaret (Miller) Rinewalt [44-34b]; m Jan. 8, 1879, ELLA MAY SHIRK, b June 11, 1859; dau Benjamin Palmer and Sarah Isabella (Moffett) Shirk. Banker; res. Mt. Carroll, Ill. No children. (1921.) John Miller Rinewalt, banker and student, was born at Mt. Carroll, Ill., Aug. 6, 1856; was educated at Mt. Carroll, Beloit College (Wis.), and Illinois State University, afterwards fitting himself for the law; became a banker in Perry, Iowa, in 1884; later organized and became interested in several large banks in Illinois; is a member of the American Society of International Law, National Geographic Society, National Conservation Association and National Forestry Association. He is Vice-President of the Frances Shimer School at Mt. Carroll, Ill. [44-86] ADAM J. RINEWALT, b Apr. 7, 1853; s Jacob and Hannah (Pennypacker) Rinewalt [44-35]; m Oct, 5, 1878, LAURA C. FOCHT (FAUST), dau Aaron and Mary (Bickley) Foeht (Faust). Cedarville, Pa. One child: Olive, d Nov. 20, 1880; buried Shenkels Ref. Ch. Cem. [ Unable to complete.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 646 [44-87] DANIEL FREMONT RINEWALT, b June 3, 1856; s Jacob and Hannah (Pennypacker) Rinewalt [44-35]; m Nov. 8, 1879, HANNAH R. BELL, b Apr., 1852; d Dec. 29, 1920. Farmer; R. F. D. 2, Pottstown, Pa. Children (J): [44-158] 1. Mary R., b Nov. 12, 1880; m Elmer L. Yocom. [44-159] 2. Samuel, b Aug. 1, 1882; m Edna Klink; R. F. D., Pottstown, Pa. [44-160] 3. Kate Priscilla, b July 22, 1885; m Davis W. Savage. [44-161] 4. Irwin, b Aug. 19, 1889; m Sarah Markley. [44-88] JOHN P. RINEWALT, b June 28, 1842; d Mar. 28, 1911; s Jacob and Hannah (Penny- packer) Rinewalt [44-35]; m MARY BAKER, b Feb. 25, 1846; d Feb. 28, 1907 ; dau William and Esther (Eagle) Baker. Cedarville (Pottstown, R. D.), Pa. Children (11): [44-163] 1. Sarah, b Jan. 9, 1866; m Daniel Arndt. 2. Ida M., b June 3, 1867; d July 28, 1867. 3. Annie Esther, b Aug. 11, 1868; d Jan. 12, 1885. [44-162] 4. Jacob, b Dec. 9, 1870; m Mattie (Harriet) Steltz. 5. Mary Ida, b June 3, 1871; d Sept. 2, 1871. 6. John Elman, b May 22, 1872; d Aug. 21, 1872. [44-164] 7. Ada C., b Feb. 22, 1875; d Dec. 14, 1918; m William H. Nester. 8. Irvin L., b Oct. 5, 1876; d July 3, 1877. 9. Norma C., b July 1, 1878; d Mar. 9, 1895. 10. Harry E., b Aug. 6, 1880; d Mar. 14, 1881. 11. Carl A., b Nov. 17, 1885; d Dec. 1, 1885. [44-89] HANNAH RINEWALT, b Feb. 28, 1851 ; dau Jacob and Hannah (Pennypacker) Rinewalt [44-35]; m JACOB KERLIN, b Aug. 20, 1846; s Daniel and Elizabeth (Royer) Kerlin. Carpenter; R. F. D., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): [44-165] 1. Elmer E., b Nov. 17, 1872; m Bertha M. Slonaker. [44-166] 2. Ellen May, b May 9, 1874; m Elmer Diffenderfer. [44-167] 3. Anna Louisa, b Aug. 16, 1876; m Hinzinger Herman. twins , b Apr. 8, 1879; m [44-170] 6. Clifton, b Oct. 4, 1883; m Clara Diffenderfer. 7. Morris, b Apr. 29, 1885; d Apr. 28, 1888. [44-171] 8. Edgar Ralph, b Sept. 24, 1889; m Sarah Miller. [44-168] 4. Daniel | [44—169] 5. Mary E. J f Flora Freigh. 1 Frederick Marquet. [44-90] SARAH RINEWALT, b May 26, 1846; d Nov. 10, 1912; dau Jacob and Hannah (Penny- packer) Rinewalt [44-35]; m Dec. 2, 1865, CYRUS B. STRUNK, b Dec. 29, 1833; d Apr. 25, 1907; s David and Anna (Bair) Strunk. Cyrus Strunk served as a private in Co. G., 175th Reg., Civil War. Children (5): [44-172] 1. Mary E., b Nov. 3, 1860; m William H. Haws. [44—173] 2. Bertha, b Apr. 1, 1868; m George Berriker. [44-174] 3. Alice, b June 14, 1881; d May 17, 1910; m Ernest A. Kulp. [44—175] 4. Irwin, b Oct. 14, 1871; m Mary B. Rinewalt. [44-176] 5. Cyrus Hunter, b Aug. 14, 1887; m Sarah A. High. [44-91] DAVIS R. BEALER, b Jan. 5, 1839; d June 18, 1912; s Henry R. and Sarah - Bealer [44-36]; m KATE — - , b Apr. 8, 1843; d July 19, 1890. One child: Emma, b Dec. 10, 1867 ; d Mar. 23, 1869. [Shenkel Cem. Records .] [ Unable to verify or complete.} [44-92] ELMIRA B. BEALER, b Apr. 8, 1842; d Sept. 16, 1885; dau Henry R. and Sarah - Bealer [44-36]; m WILLIAM SMITH, b Jan. 21, 1838, d June 14, 1917. [Shenkel Cem. Records .] [ Unable to verify or complete.} Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 647 [44-93] JOHN E. SMALE, b Mar. 8, 1853; s Jonas and Julia (Bealer) Smale [44-37]; m Dec. 25, 1879, ISABELLA KNOLL, b Feb. 20, 1853; dau Frederick C. and Sarah (Keeler) Knoll. R. F. D., Spring City, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [44-177] 1. H. Lloyd, b Sept. 3, 1880; d Sept. 15, 1905; m Olivia G. Fisher. [44-178] 2. Florence, b Mar. 4, 1882; m J. Harry Fisher. [44-179] 3. Jonas F., b Aug. 14, 1884; m Ella Potts. [44-94] SARAH ANN SMALE, b Jan. 29, 1846; dau Jonas and Julia (Bealer) Smale [44-37]; m Dec. 5, 1867, THEODORE NEIMAN, b Dec. 1, 1844; s Elias and Susan (Posey) Neiman. Farmer; R. F. D. 2, Pottstown, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): [44-180] 1. Emma, b Oct. 19, 1868; m Daniel Hunsberger. [44-181] 2. Austin, b Apr. 11, 1873; m Marcia Irwin. [44-182] 3. Jonas S., b Feb. 10, 1880; m Teressa C. Primm. [44—183] 4. Harry, b Aug. 28, 1885; m Maud Updegrove. [44-95] SARAH ANN STAUFFER, b May 23, 1841 ; dau John and Susanna (Benner) Stauffer [44-41]; m JEREMIAH LEOPOLD. One child: [44-183.1] Anna, m Henry Kulp; R. F. D., Pottstown, Pa. [Letters unans unable to verify.} [44-96] CATHARINE STAUFFER, b Sept. 9, 1842; d 1916; dau John and Susanna (Benner) Stauffer [44-41]; m May 28, 1864, DANIEL B. SMALE, b 1834; d 1910; s George Smale. Farmer and Carpenter. Children (3): [44-184] 1. Ella Cora, b Aug. 10, 1865; d Jan. 22, 1915; m Jeremiah Yocum. [44-184.1] 2. George Warren, b 1869; d 1905; m Catharine Kulp. [44-185] 3. Edgar Allen, b Jan. 3, 1875; m Alice Irma Rapp. [44-97a] ALLEN STAUFFER, b Nov. 7, 1846; s John and Susanna (Benner) Stauffer [44—41 ] ; m 1st time, HANNAH KNERR. [44-97b] ALLEN STAUFFER, same as above, m 2d time, ADA ADAMS. A son, William, lives in Phila., Pa. (1920.) [ Unable to verify or complete.] [44-98] MARY AMANDA STAUFFER, b Dec. 24, 1850; dau John and Susanna (Benner) Stauffer [44-41]; m Oct. 1, 1879, ALLEN B. SMALE, b Aug. 11, 1852. Children (2): [44-186] 1. Sue, b July 6, 1880; m Hunter Geigley. [44—187 ] 2. Elizabeth, b July 15, 1884; m Reuben Updegrove. [44-99] WILLIAM MORRIS SPRINGER, b Sept. 13, 1860; s Abraham R. and Barbara R. (Fry) Springer [44—44] ; m Mar. 9, 1889, MARIA BOORSE, b Nov. 23, 1869; dau Hubert and Catharine (Ivratz) Boorse. Farmer; Kulpsville, Pa. (1918.) Children (J); [44-188] 1. William Clifford, b Dec. 26, 1889; m Mary Ella Landes. [44—189] 2. Herbert Ralph, b June 30, 1893; m Irene Lenters. 3. Edna, b May 5, 1896; d Sept. 13, 1896. 4. Alma, b July 26, 1899; d May 11, 1900. [44-100] JAMES MONROE SPRINGER, b Jan. 11, 1864; s Abraham R. and Barbara R. (Fry) Springer [44-44]; m June 5, 1883, LENA WAMPOLE, b Feb. 18, 1862; dau Jacob and Maria (Strunk) Wampole. Mechanic; 321 Columbia Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Alverda, b Nov. 19, 1884; 321 Columbia Ave., Lansdale, Pa. [44-190] 2. Harrison, b Mar. 19, 1889; m Susie U. Wasser. Genealogical Record of the Schwenicfelder Families 648 [44-191] 3. Edith, b Dec. 13, 1892; in William E. Wilgus. 4. Lena, b Nov. 15, 1895. 5. Emma, b Feb. 14, 1898. 6. Eva, b Aug. 23, 1901. [44-101] BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SPRINGER, b Dec. 31, 1865; s Abraham R. and Barbara R. (Fry) Springer [44-44]; m Sept. 26, 1889, EMMA LAURA APPLE, b Jan. 14, 1869; dau John S. and Clementine (Baker) Apple. Carpenter; Ivulpsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): [44-192] 1. J. Marvin, b Feb. 19, 1890; m Mary R. Fesig 2. Walter G., b Oct. 3, 1891; Kulpsville, Pa. 3. Arthur D., b Aug. 15, 1894; Kulpsville, Pa. 4. F. Harold, b Mar. 1, 1897; Kulpsville, Pa. 5. Alsenia, b Oct. 27, 1899; d Oct. 27, 1899. 6. Elsie Mae, b Jan. 16, 1902. 7. Lester 1 twins, b Apr. 17, 1905; 8. Raymond J d May 1, 1905. [44-102] ABRAHAM ERB, b July 3, 1855; d Aug. 7, 1916; s Mahlon and Sarah (Heckler) Erb [44-45]; m Sept. 12, 1874, MARY LEISTER, b May 21, 1854; dau John and Sarah (Hagey) Leister. Bricklayer; res. (widow), 2616 N. Jessup St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) [44-193] [44-195a] ) [44-1 95b] J [44-194] [44-196] [44-198] [44-197] Children (7): 1. Howard, b Apr. 22, 1875; m Clara Albreght. 2. Annie, b July 11, 1877; d Feb. 15, 1916; m I 1. Amandus G. Erb. 2. George Smith. 3. John L., b Feb. 26, 1879; m Mamie Fremder. 4. Eugene, b July 9, 1881; d June 9, 1882. 5. Walter, b Nov. 10, 1882; m Clara Schmid. 6. Rebecca, b May 17, 1889; m Christman Klineburger. 7. Robert, b Feb. 24, 1894; m Agnes Reim. [44-103] SUSANNA ERB, b Apr. 19, 1858; dau Mahlon and Sarah (Heckler) Erb [44-45]; m Mar. 17, 1883, JOHN D. DETTRA, b Sept. 21, 1862. Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [44-199] 1. Emma Rebecca, b Dec. 24, 1883; m Joseph Heffentreyer. 2. Harvey Linford, b May 10, 1887 ; d July 26, 1888. [44-200] 3. John Franklin, b July 23, 1888; m Amanda Moore. [44-201] 4. Howard Nelson, b Oct. 5, 1893; m Eva Hauck. [44-104] CATHARINE ERB, b Jan. 2, 1864; dau Mahlon and Sarah (Heckler) Erb [44-45]; in JAMES STERNER. West Point, Pa. Children (J): 1. Raymond, 2. Pearl, 3. Edna, 4. Percival, in; West Point, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [44-105] MARY JANE ERB, b Oct. 8, 1870; dau Mahlon and Sarah (Heckler) Erb [44-45]; m FREDERICK SEASHOLTZ, b June 29, 1869; West Point, Pa. Children (8): [44-201.1] 1. Lulu, b Apr. 14, 1892; in John Koffle; Norristown, Pa. 2. Mary, b Nov. 6, 1893; unin. 3. Viola, b Jan. 30, 1895; unm. 4. Blanche, b Oct. 11, 1897; unm. 5. Frederick, b Mar. 10, 1900; d Jan. 13, 1916. 6. Elmer, b Feb. 9, 1901 ; unm. 7. Walter. 8. Esther. [ Bergey Fam.} [ Unable to verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 649 [44-108] JACOB B. ERB, b Sept. 26, 1862; d Dec. 8, 1909; s Aaron and Susan (Bergey) Erb [44-47]; m MARY SECTLER. No issue. [ Unable to complete.} [44-109] ANNA B. ERB, b Feb. 26, 1865; d Oct. 8, 1918; dau Aaron and Susan (Bergey) Erb [44-47]; m CHARLES H. ILIFF, b Aug. 8, 1869; s Thomas G. and Adda Iliff. 3719 No. 10th St., Phila., Pa. No children. (1919.) [44-110] ROMANUS B. ERB, b Jan. 23, 1868; d Aug. 13, 1903; s Aaron and Susan (Bergey) Erb [44-47]; m Dec. 13, 1890, IDA CHARLES, b Mar. 21, 1870; dau Samuel and Anna (Gayman) Charles. Farmer; res. (widow), Revere, Pa. Ida Charles Erb, m 2d time, — - Children (6): 1. Nora C., b Dec. 24, 1891; 145 Pear St., Reading, Pa. [44-202] 2. Anna C., b Feb. 10, 1894; m Russell Shupe. [44-203] 3. Samuel C., b Mar. 1, 1897; m Martha Garis. 4. Howard C., b June 16, 1900; R. F. D. 2, Perkasie, Pa. 5. Maggie C., b July 12, 1902; R. F. D. 2, Perkasie, Pa. 6. Susan C., b Apr. 10, 1904; Souderton, Montg. Co., Pa. [44-112] MARY DETTRA, b 1865; d Mar. 3, 1897; dau Jesse and Elizabeth (Erb) Dettra [44-51]; m Apr. 21, 1888, BENJAMIN BERGEY, b June 17, 1865; s William R. and Clara (Fetterolf) Bergey. Pressing clothes; Morwood, Pa. (1920.) No children. [44-113] LOVINA DETTRA, b Apr. 19, 1867; dau Jesse and Elizabeth (Erb) Dettra [44-51]; m Mar. 29, 1890, CHARLES DAUB, b Oct. 14, 1866; d Apr. 28, 1913; s Reuben and Sophia (Cauler) Daub. Moulder; res. (widow), Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) No children. [44-114] ANNA DETTRA, b Oct. 26, 1871; dau Jesse and Elizabeth (Erb) Dettra [44-51]; m Oct. 29, 1892, THOMAS ALLEN BILGER, b Oct. 25, 1868; s Theophilus and Elizabeth (Wenhold) Bilger. Cigar manufacturer; Sellersville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Allen D., b Mar. 3, 1895; single; Sellersville, Pa. [44-115] JACOB DETTERY (DETTRA), b Aug. 23, 1873; s Jesse and Elizabeth (Erb) Dettra (Dettery) [44-51]; m Aug. 8, 1896, SALLIE WEISS, b Nov. 18, 1871; dau Enos and Mary Ann (Shern) Weiss. Moulder; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Katie, b Nov. 15, 1896; d Nov. 22, 1918. [44-116] CATHARINE DETTRA, dau Jesse and Elizabeth (Erb) Dettra [44-51]; m ALLEN OBERHOLTZER, s John and - - (Hagy) Oberholtzer. Laborer; Ivulpsville, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ); 1. Alvin, 2. Elizabeth. [ Unable to complete or verify; letters unans .] [44-117] JOHN E. DETTERY (DETTRA), b Oct. 12, 1879; s Jesse and Elizabeth (Erb) Dettra (Dettery) [44-51] ; m June 15, 1912, BERTHA R. GRUBB, b Jan. 17, 1892; dau Aaron E. and Julian H. (Bolton) Grubb. Laborer; Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Ernest, b Mar. 20, 1914; d Mar. 20, 1914. 2. Mabel, b Mar. 24, 1916. 3. Robert, b Dec. 4, 1918. [44-118] HANNAH DETTRA, b Sept. 17, 1880; d June 29, 1904; daw Jesse and Elizabeth (Erb) Dettra [44-51] ; m Oct. 31, 1903, WILSON KULP, b Sept. 25, 1879; s Abram W. and Sara(Rosenberger) Kulp. Moulder; Hatfield, Pa. (1920.) One child: Alvin, b May 27, 1904; d Mar. 26, 1905. [44-119] CHARLES DETTRA, b May 3, 1884; d July 14, 1920; s Jesse and Elizabeth (Erb) Dettra [44-51]; m Sept. 22, 1906, KATIE KULP KRATZ, b Apr. 29, 1884; s Daniel and Elizabeth (Kulp) Kratz. Souderton, Pa. (1920.) 650 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): 1. Iva, b Sept. 17, 1910. 2. Gerald, b May 11, 1912. 3. Dorothy, b Feb. 13, 1915. [44-121] JOSEPH G. ANDERSON, b Mar. 8, 1867; s Robert H. and Anna E. (Jones) Anderson [44-58]; m Feb. 18, 1905, LOUISE MOONEY, b Apr. 25, 1888; dau John and Anna R. (Markley) Mooney. Sup’t of Magnesia Dep’t, Ambler, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Geraldine Harrison, b 1906. 2. Evelyn Markley, b 1907. [44-122] MARY E. ANDERSON, b Oct. 5, 1873; dau Robert H. and Anna Erb (Jones) Anderson [44-58]; m BENTON S. RUSSELL, b May 15, 1866. Architect; 10822 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, O. (1919.) Children (2): [44-204] 1. Benton S., Jr., b June 12, 1892; m Dorothy E. Cook. 2. H. Albert, b Dec. 13, 1895; unm; Tarrytown, N. Y. [44-126] HOWARD E. HECKLER, b Sept. 11, 1873; s Isaiah B. and Annie (Erb) Heckler [44-61]; m Dec. 20, 1900, STELLA FRANTZ SNYDER, b Apr. 21, 1880; dau George S. and Clara (Frantz) Snyder. Attorney at Law; 4460 No. Uber St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: George S., b Aug. 29, 1906. [44-127] ISAIAH E. HECKLER, b Sept. 22, 1875; s Isaiah Bowman and Annie (Erb) Heckler [44-61]; m Feb. 2, 1901, ANNIE MOYER, b Dec. 8, 1878; dau Aaron and Kathryn (Shelly) Moyer. Clerk; 2524 No. Jessup St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Herbert, b Nov. 5, 1902. 2. Kathryn, b June 3, 1904. 3. Mildred, b Oct. 15, 1907. 4. Norman, b Dec. 10, 1919. [44-128] WILLIAM E. HECKLER, b Mar. 22, 1877; s Isaiah Bowman and Annie (Erb) Heckler [44-61]; m Oct. 6, 1900, MARY GRATER, b Sept. 16, 1879; dau Abram Tyson and Annie (Stauffer) Grater. Farmer; Mainland, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Paul G., b Mar. 8, 1902; d Nov. 20, 1903. 2. Marie G., b Apr. 30, 1909; d Dec. 19, 1909. 3. Annie G., b Dec. 20, 1912. 4. Mary G., b Nov. 8, 1914. [44-129] CLARENCE E. HECKLER, b Oct. 22, 1884; s Isaiah Bowman and Annie (Erb) Heckler [44-61]; m Jan. 10, 1912, MABEL McKINLEY, b May 19, 1886; dau Reuben and Lizzie (Klingmiller) McKinley. Bookkeeper; 3515 No. 18th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Clarence Walter, b Oct. 1, 1914. [44-130] ANNIE LIZZIE E. FAUL, b Mar. 7, 1872; d June 9, 1911; dau Edwin O. and Mary S. (Erb) Faul [44-62]; m Nov. 15, 1890, HENRY MAURICE B. BERGEY, b Jan. 18, 1868; d Aug. 30, 1898; s Jacob O. and Deborah (Benner) Bergey. Farmer. Lived at Mainland, Pa. Children (4): 1. Edna Iona F., b Apr. 20, 1891 ; d Sept. 16, 1891. 2. Howard Russell F., b Nov. 19, 1892; d Dec. 19, 1916; unm. [44-205] 3. Bethsaida F., b June 29, 1895; d Oct. 29, 1916; m Martin B. Heckler. 4. Sarah F., b Apr. 8, 1898; single; Mainland, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 651 [44-131] SALLIE H. LUKENS, b Aug. 3, 1874; dau Jacob and Elizabeth E. (Hendricks) Lukens [44-63]; m Mar. 3, 1898, GEORGE FEUSNER, b Nov. 10, 1868; s Charles and Mary (Schoenherr) Feusner. Farmer; R. F. D. 2, Lansdale, Pa. Children ( 9 ): 1. Mary, b Feb. 14, 1899. 2. Jacob, b Feb. 13, 1901. 3. Naomi, b Nov. 18, 1902. 4. Ruth, b July 10, 1905. 5. Esther, b Jan. 16, 1908. 6. George, b July 18, 1909; d Jan. 5, 1910. 7. Isaac, b Feb. 8, 1911. 8. Sarah, b Oct. 5, 1915. 9. Daniel, b Oct. 25, 1916. [44-132] ISAAC H. LUKENS, b Mar. 7, 1876; s Jacob and Elizabeth E. (Hendricks) Lukens [44-63]; m Nov. 13, 1909, HATTIE GARNER, b Mar. 18, 1874; dau William and Hester (Snyder) Garner. Lather; Hatfield, Pa. No children. (1919.) [44-133] ROSA H. LUKENS, b July 31, 1879; dau Jacob and Elizabeth E. (Hendricks) Lukens [44—63] ; m Sept. 4, 1897, GEORGE R. HEDRICK, b May 26, 1877 ; s Henry and Annie (Reiff ) Hedrick. Day laborer; Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Blanche, b Feb. 26, 1898. [44-206] 2. Bessie, b Oct. 2, 1900; m Levi K. Siegfried. I 1 »*"■ 6 Apr' 12' 19°2; * I X 22, 1903. 5. Alma, b June 6, 1904. 6. Edith, b Aug. 15, 1906. 7. Pearl, b Feb. 27, 1910. [44-134] LIZZIE LUKENS, b Dec. 3, 1882; dau Jacob and Elizabeth E. (Hendricks) Lukens [44-63]; m Apr. 1, 1905, OSTEN BENNER, b Aug. 18, 1881; s Christ and Ellen (Kramer) Benner. Carpenter; Hatfield, Pa. (1919.) One child: Evelyn, b Apr. 18, 1915. [44-136] ROSA H. HARTZEL, b Oct. 8, 1879; dau George P. and Malinda E. (Hendricks) Hartzel [44-64]; m HARVEY H. SMITH, b July 11, 1879; s William and Lizzie (Hersch) Smith. Kulpsville, Pa. (1921.) Harvey Smith disappeared in 1913, and has not been heard from since. Children (J): [44-207] 1. Russell, b Jan. 31, 1901; m Sarah Kline. 2. Blanche, b Nov. 7, 1902. 3. Wellington, b Aug. 15, 1905. 4. Lizzie Malinda, b Feb. 9, 1911. [44-137] HOWARD H. HARTZEL, b Feb. 28, 1884; s George P. and Malinda E. (Hendricks) Hartzel [44-64]; m Oct. 23, 1909, EDNA R. GINDER, b Aug. 10, 1890; d Jan. 10, 1911. Laborer; R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa. (1919.) One child: Raymond G., b Jan. 10, 1911. [44-138] CATHARINE HENDRICKS, b Mar. 24, 1886 ;dau Charles E. and Catharine (Oberholtzer) Hendricks [44-65]; in HIRAM STERN, b Dec. 14, 1883; s Samuel and Catharine (Leister) Stern. Lace weaver; Hatfield, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Lester, b Sept. 10, 1910; d Oct. 7, 1910. 2. Catharine, b June 28, 1913. 3. Charles, b Aug. 4, 1914. 052 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [44-139] ELIZABETH HENDRICKS, b Apr. 4. 1893; dau Charles E. and Catharine (Oberholtzer) Hendricks [44-65]; m HARVEY HAUCK, b Nov. 30, 1894. Souderton, Pa. (1919.) One child: Florence, b Dec. 14, 1914; Souderton, Pa. [44-140] ANNIE HENDRICKS, b Oct. 26, 1883; dau Joel E. and Ella (Souder) Hendricks [44— 67]; rn HARVEY BRUNNER, b Jan. 11, 1882; s Charles and Mary (Clemmer) Brunner. Moulder; Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Harvey, b Mar. 30, 1902; d Mar. 30, 1902. 2. LeRoy, b Mar. 31, 1903. 3. Viola, b Nov. 2, 1905. 4. Margaret, b Jan. 31, 1908. 5. Mary Ellen, b Feb. 28, 1909. [44-141] BERTHA KENT, b Aug. 27, 1881 ; dau Frederick, Sr. and Annie Erb (Hendricks) Kent [44-68]; m Apr., 1905, FRANK SEVERN ENGLISH, b Dec. 31, 1882; s Joseph Edward and Lydia Lewis (Broadbelt) English. Granite cutter; 430 E. Franklin St., Media, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Anna K., b Aug. 15, 1907. 2. Frank S., b Nov. 8, 1909. [44-142] FREDERICK KENT, JR., b Nov. 5, 1882; s Frederick, Sr. and Annie Erb (Hendricks) Kent [44-68]; m Nov. 24, 1909, MAUD ARDREY, b Feb. 23, 1884; dau Thomas S. and Sarah E. (Barnes) Ardrey. General mechanic; Media, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Ruth Ardrey, b Mar. 9, 1911. 2. Maud Elizabeth, b Mar. 28, 1915. [44-143] ROSE MOWER KENT, b Dec. 11, 1884; dau Frederick, Sr. and Annie Erb (Hendricks) Kent [44-68]; m June 23, 1909, JAMES TERRY CAMPBELL, b Oct. 30, 1882; s John and Annie Louise (Noll) Campbell. Book-keeper; Moylan, Pa. (1919.) No children. [44-144] WILLIAM POTTER KENT, b Sept. 20, 1887; s Frederick, Sr. and Annie Erb (Hendricks) Kent [44-68]; m Oct. 1, 1913, ELIZABETH CRAWFORD, b July 25, 1877; dec; dau Thomas and Kathryn (Moyer) Crawford. Wireless operator; 307 E. Washington St., Media, Pa. (1919.) One child: Frederick Mervin, b Nov. 3, 1916. [44-145] LEON S. REINWALT, b Aug. 22, 1877, s Irwin W. and Leah (Stahl) Reinwalt [44-70]; m ADA M. SHANER. So. Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Earl W., b Jan. 18, 1920. [44-145.1] HARRY RINEWALT, b Oct. 29, 1881; s Jacob F. and Ruth A. (MacQueen) Rinewalt [44-71.1]; m July 26, 1905, FANNIE DesPOSS, b Jan. 22, 1887; dau Matthew and Emma (Peck) DesPoss. Plate printer; res. 3469 14th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Helen N., b Apr. 3, 1906. 2. Harry, Jr., b Jan. 23, 1914. 3. Thomas M., b Sept. 9, 1919. [44-145.2] HELEN LAURA RINEWALT, b Aug. 25, 1873; daw Jacob F. and Ruth A. (MacQueen) Rinewalt [44-71.1]; m June 6, 1900, CLARENCE LEITHMAN BORDNER, b Oct. 26, 1872; s, Jacob and Celia (Leithman) Bordner. Clerk; res. 2453 North 18th St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [44-146] GEORGE BAINE INGERSOLL, b Sept. 28, 1867; s Chalmers and Charlotte Bestow (Rinewalt) Ingersoll [44-74]; m June 3, 1896, THERESA MAY JENKINS, b Jan. 27, 1870; dau Salmon Freedom and Frances (Bradley) Jenkins. Ass’t Gen. Manager, Fairbanks, Morse & Co.; Beloit Wis. (1920.) Plate 75 The Heydrick Homestead at the foot of Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia, built in 1767 by the Abraham Heydrick family [52b— 1 ] and continuously in the family until 1896. This property is now the present “Erdenheim Station” of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company. Plate 76 Two Views of the Heydrick Log Cabin in Flourtown, Montgomery Co., Pa, This was the home of Captain Balthasar Heydrick [52b-2a] and also of his son, Samuel [.52b— 1 1 ] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfeldek Families 053 Children (J): 1. Sara, b Apr. 27, 1897. 2. Charlotte Agnes, b Jan. 17, 1900. 3. Thomas Chalmers, b Aug. 7, 1901. 4. Mary Theresa, b Dec. 27, 1905. [44-147] CHARLOTTE INGERSOLL, b Feb. 2, 1877; dau Chalmers and Charlotte Bestow (Rinewalt) Ingersoll [44-74]; m Feb. 6, 1900, CHARLES HOSMER MORSE, JR., s Charles Hosmer and Martha Jeannette Morse. President, Fairbanks, Morse & Co. ; res. 60 Scott St., Chicago, Ill. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Elizabeth, b June 6, 1901. 2. Martha Jeannette, b Dec. 31, 1903. 3. Charles Hosmer IV, b Sept. 27, 1910. [44-150] ALLAN BAINE RINEWALT, b Oct. 21, 1879; s Adam L. and Sarah F. (Bloker) Rinewalt [44-76]; m July 23, 1913, ECHO HART PREBLE, b Apr. 23, 1892; dau Erastus Brooks and Ada (Sprague) Preble. Salesman; Bradentown, Fla. (1920.) One child: Sarah Elizabeth, b Feb. 14, 1914. [44-151] MARY E. SUPPLEE, b Nov. 19, 1877; dau A. Rinewalt and Anna E. (Patched) Supplee [44-77]; m June 23, 1897, FREDERICK M. PLATT, b May 10, 1875; s James H. and Mary F. (Michaelbaugh) Platt. Employee of Penna. R. R. ; Berwyn, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Rhinewalt S. 2. James H. j twins, b Apr. 20, 1898; Berwyn, Pa. [44-152] WARREN P. SUPPLEE, b Mar. 15, 1881 ; s A. Rinewalt and Anna E. (Patched) Supplee [44-77]; m Aug. 12, 1908, CHRISTINA STEINBRENNER, b Jan. 20, 1880; dau Jacob and Christina (Lebert) Steinbrenner. Mechanical engineer; 1127 Harrison St., Frankford, Phila. (1921.) One child: Anna Christina, b Aug. 15, 1909. [44-153] WILLIAM R. SUPPLEE, b July 28, 1888; s A. Rinewalt and Anna E. (Patched) Supplee [44-77]; m Sept. 1, 1914, GERTRUDE M. FINK, b Dec. 30, 1890; dau John and Pauline (Brenner) Fink. Salesman; 6204 Hazel Ave., W. Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: Betty Naomi, b July 28, 1919. [44-154] MARGARET BEAUMONT, b Oct. 10, 1872; dau Theodore and Mary E. (Supplee) Beaumont [44-78]; m June 12, 1895, DR. ELBERT W. LAPP, 5 Aug. 1, 1871; s Lorenzo H. and Susanna M. (Hollis) Lapp. Dentist and farmer; West Chester, Pa. (1921.) Children {2): 1. Dorothy, b Sept. 20, 1901. 2. Margaret, b Nov. 17, 1911. Dr. Lapp graduated from the Dental School of the University of Penna. in 1892. After practicing several years he took up farming. Margaret (Beaumont) Lapp received her education in the public schools of Easttown Twp., Chester Co., Pa., afterward attending West Chester State Normal School, teaching one year in a private school at Devon, Pa. [44-155] RINEWALT SUPPLEE BEAUMONT, b Dec. 20, 1874; d June 28, 1908; s Theodore and Mary E. (Supplee) Beaumont [44-78]; m June 1, 1904, EDITH WORRILOW, b June 10, 1878; dau John F. and Emma (Nichols) Worrilow. Manufacturer; res. (widow), Berwyn, Pa. (1921.) One child: Jean Worrilow, b Sept. 21, 1905. [44-156] NORMAN SUPPLEE, b June 5, 1886; s Price Z. and Estella (Supplee) Supplee [44-79]; m Feb. 1, 1910, MARTHA ANN BOBB, dau Enoch and Judith Bobb. Landscape architect; Phila., Pa. No children. [ Unable to verify.} 654 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [44-156.1] HARRY W. SAVIDGE, b July 31, 1877; s Hon. Clinton R. and Louise (Essick) Savidge [44-80]; m Apr. 24, 1912, ELEANOR KOCH, b May 28, 1887; dau Philip and Kathryn (Rothfuss) Koch. Sterritt St., Crafton, Pittsburgh, Pa. No children. (1921.) [44-156.4] LOUISE SAVIDGE, b Mar. 14, 1889; dau Hon. Clinton R. and Louise (Essick) Savidge [44-80]; m Oct. 29, 1913, FULTON DOBSON, b Oct. 19, 1887; s Samuel W. and Elizabeth (Hawk) Dobson. Master mechanic, N. Y. Div., Penna. R. R. ; res. 104 Bryant St., Rahway, N. J. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Lucile Anne, b Sept. 6, 1914. 2. Elizabeth Louise, b Nov. 30, 1915. 3. Barbara, b Jan. 7, 1917. [44-157] PRESTON MITTLER SAVIDGE, b July 5, 1887; s Hon. Clinton R. and Louise (Essick) Savidge [44-80]; m Mar. 14, 1916, MARY AGNES BRENNEMAN, b Feb. 19, 1888; dau Lemuel Todd and Florence (Hertzler) Brenneman. Florist; E. Lewisburg, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy Jeannette, b June 20, 1917. 2. Robert Brenneman, b June 22, 1919. [44-157.1] LAURA R. L. ESSICK, b Apr. 17, 1888; dau James A. and Susan (Litchard) Essick [44-81]; m Oct. 14, 1913, DR. ROBERT N. LOWRIE, b Nov. 10, 1888; s James W. and Priscilla (Bryson) Lowrie. Physician; Braddock, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. James Allison, b July 31, 1914. 2. Robert N., Jr., b Apr. 24, 1917. 3. Betty Jane, b Sept. 5, 1920. [44-157.2] MARY EMILY ESSICK, b July 23, 1884; clau Dr. Howard M. and Clara (Courson) Essick [44-82]; m Dec. 4, 1906, HARRY BUSHONG HAHS; s Charles S. and Sarah (Bushong) Hahs. Hotel Walton, Broad and Locust Sts., Phila., Pa. One child: Edith Bushong, b Jan. 28, 1909. [44-157.3] LAURA LOUISE ESSICK, b Dec. 25, 1885; dau Dr. Howard M. and Clara (Courson) Essick [44-82]; m July 9, 1907, JOHN DANSKIN MATTSON, b Dec. 14, 1882; s Charles R. and Edith (Roscoe) Mattson. Chemist and engineer, metallurgist; Ass’t Sup’t U. S. Aluminum Co., Cooking Utensil Dep’t; res. 500 Fourth Ave., New Kensington, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Joseph Camp, b Apr. 14, 1908. 2. James Ormstead, b Sept. 16, 1911. 3. Mary Essick, b Feb. 2, 1914. [44-158] MARY R. RINEWALT, b Nov. 12, 1880; dau Daniel Fremont and Hannah R. (Bell) Rinewalt [44-87]; m Apr. 12, 1906, ELMER L. YOCOM, b Apr. 8, 1872; s Samuel and Eliza A. (Root) Yocom. Scale builder; res. 814 Franklin St., Reading, Pa. Undoubtedly Elmer L. Yocom is also a Schwenkfelder descendant, probably being a grandson of Samuel Yocom [43-31] and a son of family [43-123]. One child: Ralph L., b Aug. 18, 1906. [44-160] KATE PRISCILLA RINEWALT, b July 22, 1885; dau Daniel Fremont and Hannah R. (Bell) Rinewalt [44-87]; m Apr. 3, 1907, DAVIS W. SAVAGE, b Jan. 9, 1885; s Frank N. and Amelia (Reagan) Savage. Machinist; 110 Middle Ave., Millville, N. J. One child: Elwood Frank, b Oct. 16, 1912. [44-161] IRWIN RINEWALT, b Aug. 19, 1889; s Daniel Fremont and Hannah R. (Bell) Rinewalt [44-87] ; rn Dec. 25, 1915, SARAH MARKLEY, b Aug. 5, 1886 \dau Jacob B.and Sarah Louisa Markley. Machinist; res. 952 Queen St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Harold Daniel, b Aug. 13, 1916. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 655 [44-162] JACOB RINEWALT, b Dec. 9, 1870; s John P. and Mary (Baker) Rinewalt [44-88]; m (MATTIE) HARRIET STELTZ. Divorce granted to Jacob N. Rinewalt from Mattie B. (Steltz) Rinewalt, Feb., 1921. One child: [44-208] Helen, m Paul Reazor. [44-163] SARAH RINEWALT, b Jan. 9, 1866; dau John P. and Mary (Baker) Rinewalt [44-88]; m Dec. 27, 1884, DANIEL ARNDT, b Sept. 10, 1858; s William and Catharine (Snyder) Arndt. Chipper grinder; res. 233 No. Evans St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: [44-209] Irwin Lawrence, b Dec. 16, 1885; m Madeline Engel. [44-164] ADA C. RINEWALT, b Feb. 22, 1875; d Dec. 14, 1918; dau John P. and Mary (Baker) Rinewalt [44-88]; m WILLIAM HELFRICH NESTER, s Daniel and Mary Nester. 528 Chestnut St., Pottstown, Pa. Children (3): 1. Gerald R., b Apr. 29, 1904. 2. Esther Marie, b Jan. 8, 1910. 3. William, d at birth. [W anger.] [44-165] ELMER ELLSWORTH KERLIN, b Nov. 17, 1872; s Jacob and Hannah (Rinewalt) Kerlin [44-89]; m BERTHA M. SLONAKER, b May 25, 1875; dau John F. and Clara (Pretyman) Slonaker. Cement contractor; R. F. D. 2, Pottstown, Pa. Children (4): 1. Walter W., b Feb. 22, 1900. 2. Emilie Seymour, b Feb. 9, 1902. 3. Ralph R., b Jan. 28, 1904; d Mar. 12, 1909. 4. E. Ellsworth, b Apr. 24, 1907. [44-166] ELLEN MAY KERLIN, b May 9, 1874; dau Jacob and Hannah (Rinewalt) Kerlin [44-89]; m ELMER DIFFENDERFER, b Apr. 26, 1869; s Alexander and Amanda (Smale) Diffender- fer. R. F. D. 1, Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (9): 1. L. Amanda, b July 6, 1898. 2. Horace K., b Feb. 11, 1900. 3. Blanche D., b Mar. 4, 1902. 4. Hannah L., b May 20, 1904. 5. Lillian A., b July 2, 1906. 6. Jesse A., b Feb. 3, 1908. 7. M. Alice, b Nov. 29, 1910. 8. E. Grant, b Sept. 6, 1912. 9. Eleanor Mae, b Oct. 22, 1917. [44-167] ANNA LOUISA KERLIN, b Aug. 16, 1876; dau Jacob and Hannah (Rinewalt) Kerlin [44-89]; m Dec. 25, 1894, HINZINGER HERMAN, 6 Jan. 5, 1872; s Jacob and Caroline (Shunbacher) Herman. Farmer; Douglassville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Mary L. B., b Mar. 30, 1895. 2. Charles J., b Oct. 5, 1896. 3. Clarence H., b Oct. 15, 1898. 4. Ellen E., b Sept. 13, 1900. 5. Frances E., b Feb. 26, 1903. [44-168] DANIEL JACOB KERLIN, b Apr. 8, 1879; s Jacob and Hannah (Rinewalt) Kerlin [44-89]; m FLORA FREIGH, b Sept., 1878. R. F. D. 1, Pottstown, Pa. One child: Frederick, b Apr., 1900. [ Unable to verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 656 [44-169] MARY EMMA KERLIN, b Apr. 8, 1879; dau Jacob and Hannah (Rinewalt) Kerlin [44-89]; m FREDERICK MARQUET, b Mar. 13, 1875. Douglassville, Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Harvey, b Aug. 21, 1898. 2. Clinton, b Feb. 15, 1902. 3. Ellen, b Mar. 6, 1904. [ Unable to verify.] [44-170] CLIFTON KERLIN, b Oct. 4, 1883; s Jacob and Hannah (Rinewalt) Kerlin [44-89]; m Apr. 24, 1907, CLARA DIFFENDERFER, b Jan. 5, 1883; dau Alexander and Amanda (Smale) Diffenderfer. Farmer; R. F. D., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Earl J., b Mar. 1, 1908. 2. Helen M., b July 9, 1909. 3. Daniel D., b Feb. 14, 1915. [44-171] EDGAR RALPH KERLIN, b Sept. 24, 1889; s Jacob and Hannah (Rinewalt) Kerlin [44-89]; m Apr. 22, 1911, SARAH MILLER, b Sept. 17, 1889; dau Frank and Anna (Emery) Miller. Chauffeur; Birdsboro, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Charles C., b Aug. 15, 1913. 2. Ruth E., b Oct. 4, 1915. [44-172] MARY E. STRUNK, b Nov. 3, 1866; dau Cyrus B. and Sarah P. (Rinewalt) Strunk [44-90]; m Apr. 13, 1893, WILLIAM H. HAWS, b Nov. 5, 1868; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Kupp) Haws. Carpenter; Douglassville, Pa. (1919.) No children. [44-173] BERTHA STRUNK, b Apr. 1, 1868; dau Cyrus B. and Sarah P. (Rinewalt) Strunk [44-90]; m Sept. 25, 1875, GEORGE BERRIKER, b Apr. 5, 1864; s Jacob and Esther (McCrea) Berriker. R. F. D., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Raymond, b June 14, 1896. 2. Ralph, b Nov. 25, 1901. 3. Mary Alice, b May 16, 1910; d Sept. 17, 1910. [44-174] ALICE STRUNK, b June 14, 1881 ; d May 17, 1910; dau Cyrus B. and Sarah P. (Rinewalt) Strunk [44-90]; m ERNEST A. KULP. Pottstown, Pa. One child: Esther H., b Sept. 3, 1905. [44-175] IRWIN STRUNK, b Oct. 14, 1871; s Cyrus B. and Sarah P. (Rinewalt) Strunk [44-90]; m Mar. 4, 1893, MARY B. RINEWALT, b Oct. 4, 1872; dau Irwin and Leah (Stahl) Rinewalt [44-70]. Farmer; R. F. D., Pottstown, Pa. (1921.) Mrs. Strunk has baptismal certificate of her grandfather, Joseph Rinewalt; it is dated July 15, 1813. Children (J): [44-210] 1. Carroll R., b May 28, 1894; m Helen F. Lewis. 2. Leslie G., b Sept. 4, 1898. 3. Evelyn A., b Mar. 21, 1900. 4. Bergen. [44-176] CYRUS HUNTER STRUNK, b Aug. 14, 1887; s Cyrus B. and Sarah P. (Rinewalt) Strunk [44-90]; rn Dec, 4, 1913, SARAH AMELIA HIGH, b Mar. 29, 1885; dau W. Elwood and Sarah A. (Zweizig) High. Machinist; 1112 Queen St., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Mildred Davis, b Aug. 8, 1915. [44 177] H. LLOYD SMALE, b Sept. 3, 1880; d Sept. 15, 1905; s John E. and Isabella. (Knoll) Smale [44-93]; rn June 28, 1905, OLIVIA G. FISHER, b Sept. 7, 1884; dau James B. and Elmira S. (Gottshall) Fisher. Electrician; Pottstown, Pa. (widow). No children. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 657 [44-178] FLORENCE SMALE, b Mar. 4, 1882; dau John E. and Isabella (Knoll) Smale [44-93]; m Dec. 9, 1903, J. HARRY FISHER, b Sept. 26, 1882; s James F. B. and Elmira (Gottshall) Fisher. Farmer; R. F. D. 2, Spring City, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Verna S., b May 21, 1907. 2. Ralph E., b Dec. 11, 1909. [44-180] EMMA NEIMAN, b Oct. 19, 1868; dau Theodore and Sarah Ann (Smale) Neiman [44-94]; m Nov. 29, 1888, DANIEL HUNSBEROER, b Mar. 16, 1866; s Jacob and Mary (Latshaw) Hunsberger. Florist; R. F. D., Spring City, Pa. No children. [44-181] AUSTIN NEIMAN, b Apr. 11, 1873; s Theodore and Sarah Ann (Smale) Neiman [44-94]; m Dec. 19, 1891, MARCIA IRWIN, b Ang. 17, 1875; dau James and Mary (Metz) Irwin. Farmer; R. F. D. 2, Pottstown, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Edith P., b July 17, 1892; R. F. D. 2, Pottstown, Pa. [44-211] 2. Theodore W., b Apr. 23, 1894; m. Cordie Kratz; Elverson, Pa. [44-182] JONAS SMALE NEIMAN, b Feb. 10, 1880; s Theodore and Sarah Ann (Smale) Neiman [44-94]; m Apr. 6, 1907, TERESSA CECELIA PRIMM, b Oct. 4, 1883; dau Charles E. and Emma Laura (Preece) Primm. Timekeeper; 819 W. Bridge St., Phoenixville, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Blanche J., b Mar. 30, 1909. 2. Floyd B., b June 6, 1917. [44-184] ELLA CORA SMALE, b Aug. 10, 1865; d Jan. 22, 1915; dau Daniel B. and Catharine (Stauffer) Smale [44-96]; m Apr. 25, 1900, JEREMIAH Y. YOCUM, b Mar. 13, 1866; s Jonas and Caroline Yocum. Farmer; R. F. D. 5, Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Paul S., b Nov. 2, 1901. 2. Earl S., b Dec. 18, 1905. 3. James A., b Feb. 14, 1907; d May 31, 1919. [44-185] EDGAR ALLEN SMALE, b Jan. 3, 1875; s Daniel B. and Catharine (Stauffer) Smale [44-96]; m Oct. 16, 1907, ALICE IRMA RAPP, b Aug. 23, 1883; dau Jacob M. and Catharine H. (Davis) Rapp. Book-keeper; 665 N. Frazier St., Phila., Pa. No children. (1919.) [44-186] SUE SMALE, b July 6, 1880; dau Allen B. and Mary Amanda (Stauffer) Smale [44-98]; m Apr. 18, 1908, HUNTER GEIGLEY. One child: Sarah Dorothy, b Feb. 7, 1909. [ Unable to complete.] [44-187] ELIZABETH SMALE, b July 15, 1884; dau Allen B. and Mary Amanda (Stauffer) Smale [44-98]; m Dec. 23, 1905, REUBEN UPDEGROVE, b Jan. 14, 1885; s George A. D. and Eliza¬ beth (Koch) Updegrove. Stove moulder; R. F. D. 1, Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Mary E., b July 27, 1906. 2. Florence S., b Apr. 26, 1908. 3. Reuben A., b May 27, 1911. 4. Josephine M., b Apr. 16, 1917. 5. Robert S., b July 8, 1919. [44-188] WILLIAM CLIFFORD SPRINGER, b Dec. 26, 1889 ; s William Morris and Maria (Boorse) Springer [44-99]; m Sept. 5, 1917, MARY ELLEN LANDES, b Jan. 29, 1895; dau Elias G. and Eliza¬ beth D. (Hagy) Landes. Clothing cutter; Kulpsville, Pa. (1918.) One child: Kenneth, b Feb. 15, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 058 [44-189] HERBERT RALPH SPRINGER, b June 30, 1893; s William M. and Maria (Boorse) Springer [44-99]; m June 12, 1917, IRENE RENTERS, b June 20, 1893; dau John William and Ella (Webber) Lenters. Brakeman, P. & R. R’y; Kulpsville, Pa. [Camp Meade, 1918]. No children. H. R. Springer served as a courier during the World War in 79th Division of the A. E. F. He was Division Courier and was publicly cited for bravery by General Pershing. [44-190] HARRISON SPRINGER, b Mar. 19, 1889; s James Monroe and Lena (Wampole) Springer [44-100]; m June 23, 1912, SUSIE U. WASSER, b Apr. 8, 1892; dau John G. and Clara F. (Umstead) Wasser. Grocer; 353 York Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) . Children (2) : 1. Grace, b Nov. 25, 1915. 2. Robert, b Sept. 15, 1918. [44-191] EDITH SPRINGER, b Dec. 13, 1892; dau James Monroe and Lena (Wampole) Springer [44-100]; m Oct. 6, 1914, WILLIAM E. WILGUS, b July 5, 1891; s Frank S. and Rose (Hoffman) Wilgus. Stenographer and clerk; 48 E. Main St., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: William Edgar, Jr., b Mar. 6, 1917. [44-192] J. MARVIN SPRINGER, b Feb. 19, 1890; s Benjamin Franklin and Emma Laura (Apple) Springer [44-101]; m June 24, 1911, MARY RAU FESIG, b Jan. 21, 1887; dau William H. and Mary J. (Rau) Fesig. Clothing Cutter. Kulpsville, Pa. No children. (1920.) [44-193] HOWARD ERB, b Apr. 22, 1875; s Abraham and Mary (Leister) Erb [44-102]; m Apr. 27, 1899, CLARA ALBREGHT, b May 3, 1874; dau George and Alma (Treisbach) Albreght. House painter; 1211 W. Hazzard St., Phila., Pa. Adopted daughter: Gertrude, b Jan. 6, 1908. [44-194] JOHN L. ERB, b Feb. 26, 1879; s Abraham and Mary (Leister) Erb [44-102]; m June 20, 1900, MAMIE FREMDER, b June 24, 1878; dau August and Barbara (Miller) Fremder. Tailor; 3624 N. Broad St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Lloyd Dudley, b June 27, 1909. 2. Iona Lucille, b Sept. 11, 1916. [44-195a] ANNIE (MARY ANN) ERB, b July 11, 1877; d Feb. 15, 1916; dau Abraham and Mary (Leister) Erb [44-102]; m Jan. 22, 1898, AMANDUS G. ERB, b Dec. 13, 1874; d Apr. 6, 1914; s Frank¬ lin and Amanda (Guyer) Erb. Children ( 6 ): [44-212] 1. Arthur F.. b July 9, 1898; m H. Irene Morford. 2. Clayton, b Aug. 1, 1901; 1217 W. Hazzard St., Phila., Pa. 3. John, b Jan. 13, 1904; Perkasie, Bucks Co., Pa. 4. Reba, b Jan. 22, 1907; Carson College, Flourtown, Pa. 5. Edith, b Jan. 22, 1911; 2615 N. Jessup St., Phila., Pa. 6. Robert, b Feb. 15, 1914; d Apr. 30, 1916. [44-195b] ANNIE (ERB) ERB, same as above, m 2d time, GEORGE SMITH. Children {2): 1. Still-born girl 1 f • feFb 15 1916. j 2. George j *6D‘ [ d Aug., 1916. [44-196] WALTER ERB, b Nov. 10, 1882; s Abraham and Mary (Leister) Erb [44-102]; m Jan. 4, 1905, CLARA SCHMID, b Dec. 9, 1886; dau Gottlieb and Elizabeth Schmid. Butter and egg dealer; 2615 No. Jessup St., Phila., Pa. No children. (1918.) [44-197] ROBERT ERB, b Feb. 14, 1894; s Abraham and Mary (Leister) Erb [44-102]; m Sept. 19, 1917, AGNES REIM, b Dec. 24, 1897; dau Max and Jennie (Morton) Reim. Lathe hand; 2616 No. Jessup St., Phila., Pa. No children. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 659 [44-198] REBECCA ERB, b May 17, 1889; dau Abraham and Mary (Leister) Erb [44-102]; m Nov. 20, 1916, CHRISTMAN KLINEBURGER, b July 31, 1884; s Daniel S. and Ella (Burmhingham) Klineburger. Machinist; 449 E. 16th St., Tucson, Ariz. No children. (1919.) [44-199] EMMA REBECCA DETTRA, b Dec. 24, 1883; dau John D. and Susanna (Erb) Dettra [44-103]; m June 27, 1908, JOSEPH HEFFENTREYER, b Apr. 14, 1887; d Feb. 2, 1920; s Isaac F. and Ainanda (Billger) Heffentrever. Gas welder; res. (widow), 338 E. 6th Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Henry, b Dec. 19, 1908. 2. Florence May, b June 21, 1910; d Sept. 27, 1910. 3. Paul Richard, b Nov. 1, 1911. 4. Evelyn, b Aug. 18, 1914. 5. Howard Russell, b Dec. 28, 1915. 6. Edna Gertrude, b Mar. 19, 1917. 7. Emma Rebecca, b Sept. 29,1918. [44-200] JOHN FRANKLIN DETTRA, b July 23, 1888; s John D. and Susanna (Erb) Dettra [44-103]; m June 1, 1912, AMANDA MOORE, b Apr. 25, 1893; dau Jacob B. and Lizzie H. Moore. Mill worker; Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) One child: J. Harold, b Apr. 3, 1913. [44-201] HOWARD NELSON DETTRA, b Oct. 5, 1893; s John D. and Susanna (Erb) Dettra [44-103]; m Apr. 15, 1916, EVA HAUCK, b Feb. 8, 1897; dau William and Katie (Lick) Hauck. Moulder; 510 Green St., Lansdale, Pa. No children. (1921.) [44-202] ANNA C. ERB, b Feb. 10, 1894; dau Romanus B. and Ida (Charles) Erb [44-110]; m June 12, 1913, RUSSELL SHUPE, b Apr. 18, 1892; s John and Mary (Worthington) Shupe. Clerk in store; Solebury, Bucks Co., Pa. No children. (1920.) [44-203] SAMUEL C. ERB, b Mar. 1, 1897; s Romanus B. and Ida (Charles) Erb [44-110]; m Feb. 6, 1917, MARTHA GARIS, b Feb. 23, 1899; dau Frank D. and Ida S. (Detweiler) Garis. Car inspector; Souderton, Montg. Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Bernice, b May 30, 1917; d May 31, 1917. 2. Ida, b Dec. 1, 1919. [44-204] BENTON S. RUSSELL, JR., b June 12, 1892; s Benton S., Sr. and Mary E. (Anderson) Russell [44-122]; m Dec. 4, 1913, DOROTHY E. COOK, b Sept. 11, 1894; dau Walter H. and Grace (Watson) Cook. Civil engineer; 9908 Newton Ave., Cleveland, O. (1919.) One child: Dorothy, b Dec. 19, 1914. [44-205] BETHSAIDA F. BERGEY, b June 29, 1895; d Oct. 29, 1916; dau Henry Maurice B. and Annie Lizzie E. (Faul) Bergey [44-130]; m MARTIN B. HECKLER. Res. Harleysville, Pa. One child: Sara Katharine B., b June, 1916; d June, 1916. [44-206] BESSIE HEDRICK, b Oct. 2, 1900; dau George R. and Rosa H. (Lukens) Hedrick [44-133]; m Mar. 23, 1918, LEVI K. SIEGFRIED, b July 30, 1899; s Levi M. and Emaline A. (Klaus- f elder) Siegfried. Truck driver; 323 Green St., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Ohe child: Emma Martha, b May 24, 1918. [44-207] RUSSELL SMITH, b Jan. 31, 1901; s Harvey H. and Rosa (Hartzel) Smith [44-136]; m July 10, 1920, SARAH KLINE, b July 30, 1901; dau William and Kate (Renner) Kline. Laborer; Kulpsville, Pa. (1921.) One child: Ernest Russell, b Dec. 12, 1920. [44-208] HELEN RINEWALT, dau Jacob and Harriet (Steltz) Rinewalt [44-162]; m PAUL REAZOR. (560 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Merton Linwood, b 1918. 2. Margaret, b 1920. [ Unable to complete.] [44-209] IRWIN LAWRENCE ARNDT, b Dee. 16, 1885; s Daniel and Sarah (Rinewalt) Arndt [44-163]; m Mar. 11, 1909, MADELINE ENGEL. Res. 2542 W. Sterner St., Phila., Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Violet, b Oct. 22, 1909. 2. Laura, b May 5, 1915. 3. Sarah, b July 3, 1918. [ W anger. ] [44-210] CARROLL R. STRUNK, b May 28, 1894; s Irwin and Mary B. (Rinewalt) Strunk [44— 175]; m Aug. 25, 1920, HELEN F. LEWIS, of Rochester, N. Y. Res. 2018 W. Ontario St., Phila., Pa. No children. Carroll R. Strunk served in Quartermaster’s Corps in the World War. [44-211] THEODORE W. NEIMAN, b Apr. 23, 1894; s Austin and Marcia (Irwin) Neiman [44-181 ] ; m Apr. 28, 1920, CORDIE KRATZ, b July 27, 1897 ; dau John C. and Catharine M. (Stauffer) Kratz. Miller; Elverson, Pa. No children. Cordie Kratz Neiman is a graduate of the West Chester State Normal School and was a teacher in the public schools. [44-212] ARTHUR FRANKLIN ERB, b July 9, 1898; s Amandus G. and Mary Ann (Erb) Erb [44-195a]; m May 24, 1917, HANNAH IRENE MORFORD, b Dec. 24, 1897 ; dau George Washington and Hannah Ann (Townsend) (Woodward) Morford. Machinist; res. 2614 N. Bouvier St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Anna Irene, b Dec. 4, 1917. 2. Henry Warren, b May 9, 1915 (adopted). GEORGE MENTZEL [E 46] MELCHIOR MENTZEL [E 47] MELCHIOR NEUMAN [E 481 and his DESCENDANTS 662 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [46] GEORGE MENTZEL [E 46] and his wife, URSULA REINWALD [E 128] came to Pa. in 1734. George Mentzel d Aug. 1, 1744, and his wife, Ursula, d Jan. 29, 1754. No issue. [No further data discovered. ] [47] MELCHIOR MENTZEL [E 47], h 1682, in L. Harpersdorf, d Sept. 6, 1755; m June 15, 1707, ANNA GROH [E 130] of Armenruh, h about 1682, d Feb. 10, 1758. They came to Pa. in 1734 and died without issue. [No further data discovered .] [48] MELCHIOR NEUMAN [E 48], was the s of Balthasar Neuman and Maria Dobschal of Ober Langneundorf. Balthasar d Mar. 10, 1726, aged 83; his w Maria, d Oct. 6, 1727 [cf. Regent by Schneider , p 23b]. Melchior Neuman was a carpenter of Hockenau. [Berthelsdorf Ch. Bk.) He married MARIA - [E 132], and migrated to Berthelsdorf, Saxony, Apr. 29, 1726, with his wife and son. He was living with his son Christopher in 1732, in Berthelsdorf. Melchior Neuman and his wife Maria came to Pa. in 1734, with their son Christopher. Melchior worked as a carpenter for the three Schultz brothers, George [E 68], and Melchior [E 69], Christopher [E 70]. He d Apr. 28, 1745 and his wife died Dec. 24, 1744. Place of residence and burial unknown. One son: ) Christopher [E 53], b - ; d Sept. 11, 1768; m I ?• Susanna Mflhmer [E 144], [48-lb] J [2. Susanna Meschter. [48-la] CHRISTOPHER NEUMAN [E 53], only s of Melchior and Maria Neuman [48]; b in Silesia; m Sept. 7, 1728, in Berthelsdorf, SUSANNA MUEHMER [E 144]; dau Christopher Muehmer. In 1733, on Dec. 22, Christopher Neuman sold his Freyhausz in Berthelsdorf for 100 Thaler [cf. Berthels¬ dorf deeds]. In 1734 Christopher Neuman and his wife came to Pa.; they settled in Marlborough Twp., Pa. [Plate D III]; later bought land in Gwynedd Twp., Pa., near present village of West Point, Pa. [Plate F XXIV]. Christopher Neuman was naturalized June 21, 1743. Susanna Neuman died Mar. 27, 1760, and Christopher died Sept. 10, 1768, at night after a skirmish; buried, Sept. 12, after a jury. [David Schultz Almanac.] Place of burial not determined. Children ( 2 ): [48-2] 1. David [E 145], d Sept. 18, 1775; m Maria — — [48-3] 2. Rosina, b about 1737; d Mar. 16, 1804; m Heinrich Schneider. [48-lb] CHRISTOPHER NEUMAN, same as above, m 2d time,, Sept. 21, 1764, SUSANNA MESCHTER, b Apr. 16, 1739; d May 20, 1834 [B.H.]; dau Melchior and Regina (Anders) Meschter [66]. The Estate of Christopher Neuman was appraised at £638. 8s. Od. on Sept. 20,1768; Susanna Neuman and Jacob Wentz were the administrators. “Melchior Waggener” and “Christopher Dresher’’ were the appraisers. Balance for distribution was £442. 17s. Oj^d., of which the widow received or £147. 12s. 4d. ; the eldest son received % or £196. 16s. 5d.; and the other child £98. 8s. 33^d. [Phila. Wills & Adm. 1164, 1768, H.55.] Melchior Neuman and Henry Schneider were appointed administrators of the estate of Susanna Neuman, late of Gwynedd Twp., on Oct. 26, 1821. [Adm. Bk. 2:621; O.C. No. 13:929 Norristown.] Who were Melchior and Susanna Neuman? In a deed dated Sept. 24, 1808, Melchior Neuman of Gwynedd is called, “Spinning wheel maker.” Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 663 [48-2] DAVID NEUMAN [E 145], d Sept. 18, 1775; s Christopher and Susanna (Mtihmer) Neuman [48] ; came to Pa. in 1734 with his parents. He was naturalized Apr. 10, 1755. He was married Dec., 1757, to MARIA - - ; maiden name unknown; she is said to have died Feb. 4, 1802. They probably lived in Gwynedd Twp., Pa., as he conveyed property to Philip Hoot [ Plate F XXIV]. Place of burial not determined. Children (J): [48-4] 1. Christopher, h Nov. 20, 1758; d Apr. 18, 1833; m Rosina Wiegner. 2. Rosina, b Dec. 29, 1759; no further data. 3. Abraham, b June, 1761; no further data. 4. Maria, b May, 1763; d Oct. 27, 1811; unm. [B.H.] Rev. Christopher Hoffman [106-3], in his will signed Mar. 28, 1795, bequeathed £10 “to Maria Neuman, daughter of David Neuman if she is yet alive.” [48-3] ROSINA NEUMAN, b 1737; d Mar. 16, 1804; dau Christopher and Susanna (Muehmer) Neuman [48-la]; in 1756 she m HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, b Aug. 3, 1729; d Apr. 2, 1797; and settled in Gwynedd Twp., now Montg. Co., Pa. Heinrich Schneider was not in the good graces of father Neuman when he courted Rosina, because he was a member of the Lutheran Church. Tra¬ dition states that Heinrich eloped with Rosina and they were married by a Lutheran clergyman; upon learning of the elopement of his daughter, father Neuman is said to have exclaimed in German, “Ride, ride, he who can ride. Henry has stolen my Rosa!” It is stated that after Schneider joined the Society of Schwenkf elders, father Neuman relented and forgave the eloping couple. It was by this means that the name of Schneider (Snyder) was introduced into the list of Schwenkfelder names. Heinrich Schneider was born in Germany and came to Pa., Aug. 30, 1749. [44-4b] [48-5a] [48-5b] [48-6a] [48-6b] [48-7] [48-8] [154-7] [48-9] [48-10] Children (11): 1. Rosina, b Mar. 8, 1757; d Oct. 8, 1843; m Melchior Reinewald. 2. George, b 1758; d July 27, 1832; m ! Josma Anders. { 2. Susanna Wiegner. 3. Christopher, b Jan. 12, 1761; d Aug. 2, 1810; m ( !' Susanna Heydrick. 1 2. Maria Meschter. 4. Henry, b Nov. 22, 1762; d Apr. 2, 1836; m Regina Reinewald. 5. Christian, b Nov. 1764; d Apr. 22, 1841; m Susanna Reinewald. 6. Abraham ) (wi b Jul 23 1769. d ) June 2, 1787 7. Isaac J J I prior to 1802. 8. Susanna, b Aug. 17, 1771; d May 20, 1834; m Abraham Wiegner. 9. John, m - 10. Regina, d aged two weeks. 11. Jacob, b 1777; d Apr. 6, 1823; m Eve Schultz. It has been impossible to trace all of the children of Heinrich and Rosina (Neuman) Schneider. The data in the old Genealogical Record was not complete as the name of Jacob was omitted. In a release of 175 acres of land, signed Aug. 7, 1802, we find the following as children of Henry Schneider, releasing to John Schneider, a son: Michael Rinewalt and Rosanna his wife of Towamencin. George Schneider and Susanna his wife of Franconia. Christopher Schneider, Cordwainer and his wife of Hatfield. Henry Schneider and Regina his wife of Souderton. Christian Schneider and Susanna his wife of Towamencin. Abraham Wiegner, weaver, and Susanna, his wife of Worcester. Jacob Schneider and his wife Eve of Worcester. The same conveyed to Henry Schneider, on Feb. 29, 1760. [D. B. 19:202 Norristown.] Thus it appears that John Schneider must have been married and secured the homestead, but it has been impossible to trace his family. Again in the will of Christopher Schneider [48-6b] of Hatfield, probated on Aug. 10, 1810, he speaks of his beloved wife Mary; his five brethren and two sisters: “George, Henry, Christian, Jacob, John, Rosina Reinewald, Susanna Wiegner, and Baltzer Heidrig, George Heidrig, and Eve Krieble, brothers and sister of my first wife.” 664 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [48-4] CHRISTOPHER NEUMAN, b Nov. 20, 1758; d Apr. 18, 1833; s David and Maria Neuman [48-2]; m by Rev. Christopher Schultz, May 11, 1786, ROSINA WIEGNER, b Mar. 1, 1759; d Dec. 18, 1819; dau George and Susanna (Yeakel) Wiegner [154-3]. Christopher Neuman was a farmer and shoemaker; lived in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. Children (2): [48-11] 1. Samuel, b June 23, 1790; d Mar. 30, 1862; m Regina Krauss. 2. George, b Oct. 2, 1794; d Apr. 24, 1815. [48-5a] GEORGE SCHNEIDER (SNYDER), b 1758; d July 27, 1832; s Heinrich and Rosina (Neuman) Schneider [48-3] ;m Apr. 13 (23), 1780, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, ROSINA (ROSANNA) ANDERS, b Dec. 24, 1757 ; d Nov. 6, 1781 ; dau George and Barbara (Diehl) Anders [161-2]. One child: Abraham, b Apr. 3, 1781; d Apr. 12, 1781. [48-5b] GEORGE SNYDER, same as above, m 2nd time, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, Apr. (17) 25, 1784, SUSANNA WIEGNER, b Oct. 3, 1754; d Apr. 15, 1833; dau George and Susanna (Yeakel) Wiegner [154-3]. Children (4 ) •' [149-6] 1. Rosina, b Sept. 13, 1785; d Sept. 27, 1823; m Andrew Schultz. 2. Abraham, b Oct. 30, 1787; d Mar. 8, 1789. 3. Susanna, b Apr. 18, 1789; living in 1832. 4. A child of George Snyder, d June 23, 1791. In the will of George Snyder of Franconia, Pa., probated in 1832, the following are mentioned: “My beloved wife, Susanna; my daughter Susanna; my granddaughter, Mary, who lives with me; my granddaughter, Christina; my grandchildren of my daughter Rosanna: Mary, Christina, Samuel, George, Susanna, and Anne.” [48-6a] CHRISTOPHER SNYDER, b Jan. 12, 1761; d Aug. 2, 1810; s Heinrich and Rosina (Neu¬ man) Schneider [48-3]; m by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, Apr. 11, 1782, SUSANNA HEYDRICK, b June 10, 1761 ; d Aug. 20, 1801 ; dau George and Rosina (Krauss) Heydrick [52a-l]. No issue. [48-6b] CHRISTOPHER SNYDER, same as above, m 2d time, MARIA MESCHTER, b July 6, 1775; d Oct. 7, 1833; dau Christopher and Rosina (Kriebel) Meschter [66-1]. No issue. [48-7] HENRY SNYDER, b Nov. 22, 1762; d Apr. 2, 1836; s Heinrich and Rosina (Neuman) Schneider [48-3]; m May 10, 1785, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman to REGINA REINEWALD, b Nov. 28, 1764; d Nov. 5, 1825; dau Balthasar and Elizabeth (Yeakel) Reinewald [44-1]. Children (6): [48-12] 1. Joseph, b Sept. 17, 1786; d Dec. 1, 1858; m Sophia Kriebel. [48—13] 2. Abraham ] . • h Tlli 9o 17oQ. j May 23, 1858; m Susanna Schultz. [48-14] 3. Isaac j ~ i July 6, 1840; m Christina Henning. [48—15] 4. Job, b Nov. 11, 1793; d Nov. 14, 1871; m Susanna Wiegner. 5. Regina, b Dec. 7, 1795; d Dec. 15, 1795. [25-31] 6. Elizabeth, b Nov. 28, 1798; d Feb. 28, 1880; m Benjamin Kriebel. [48-8] CHRISTIAN SNYDER, b Nov., 1764; d Apr. 22, 1841; s Heinrich and Rosina (Neuman) Schneider [48-3]; m Nov. 4, 1788, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, SUSANNA REINEWALD, b Aug. 17, 1765; d Apr. 28, 1848; dau Christopher and Maria (Meschter) Reinewald [44-2]. Children (8): 1. Catharine, b Nov. 9, 1789; d unrn. 2. Andrew, b Feb. 17, 1792 ; d unm. [48-16] 3. Henry, b Mar. 21, 1794; m Elizabeth — — - — 4. Maria, b Aug. 1, 1796; d unm. 5. Susanna, b May 16, 1799; dec. [48-17] 6. George, b Aug. 27, 1801; d June 25, 1886; m Sarah Sauder. [48-18] 7. Abraham, b Sept. 24, 1804; d 1878; m Susanna Bookheimer. 8. Rachel (Regina), b Sept. 25, 1807; d unm. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 665 [48-10] JACOB SNYDER, b 1777; d Apr. 6, 1823; s Heinrich and Rosina (Neuman) Schneider [48—3] ; m Nov. 14, 1799, by Rev. George Ivriebel, EVE SCHULTZ, b June 23, 1775; d Apr. 9, 1822; dau Balthasar and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-2]. Children (9): 1. Anna, b Oct. 16, 1800; d Oct. 26, 1862. 2. Henry, b Jan. 12, 1802; no f urther data. 3. Sophia, b July 30, 1804; d Sept. 26, 1805. 4. Susanna, b Sept. 17, 1805; no further data. 5. Samuel, b May 27, 1807 ; d June, 1867. 6. Hannah, b Sept. 2, 1809; d July 30, 1810. [48-19] 7. Esther, b Jan. 2, 1811; m Jacob Thomas. [48-20] 8. Amos, d Sept. 28, 1874; m Mary Ann Demuth. 9. Abigail, b July 30, 1817; d June 7, 1838. [48-11] SAMUEL NEWMAN, b June 23, 1790; d Mar. 30, 1862; s Christopher and Rosina (Wieg- ner) Neuman [48-4] ; m Oct. 15, 1820, REGINA KRAUSS, b Sept. 9, 1798; d June 29, 1890; dau Andrew and Susanna (Schultz) Krauss [11-18]. Samuel Newman was a cabinet maker and stone mason. He resided at Palm, Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. [68-11] [11-62] [21-99a] [48-2 la] [48-2 lb] Children (5): 1. Leah, b Sept. 27, 1821; d Mar. 30, 1907; m Enoch Schultz. 2. Esther, b Oct. 15, 1824; d Mar. 28, 1904; m Daniel Krauss. 3. George, b Aug. 4, 1826; d Dec. 24, 1830. 4. Sarah, b Dec. 21, 1828; d Dec., 1860; m Levi Heebner. 5. Enos, b Feb. 12, 1832; d Jan. 10, 1910; m ( J* ^u£usta ^alser' l 2. Bessie Tabler. [48-12] JOSEPH SNYDER, b Sept. 17, 1786; d Dec. 1, 1858; s Henry and Regina (Reinewald) Snyder [48-7]; m Apr. 25, 1811, SOPHIA KRIEBEL, b Jan. 18, 1789; d Sept. 4, 1824; daw Abraham and Eve (Heydrick) Kriebel [25-11]. Children (8): [48-22] 1. Jesse, b Feb. 15, 1812; d Sept. 14, 1894; m Maria Heebner. [154-18] 2. Margaret, b Apr. 14, 1814; d Sept. 18, 1892; m Daniel Wiegner. [161-13] 3. Hannah, b July 25, 1816; d July 17, 1890; m Anthony Anders. 4. Elizabeth, b Aug. 31, 1818; d Aug. 1, 1876; unm. [48-23] 5. George, b July 16, 1821; d Mar. 7, 1901; m Abigail Heebner. Three children died in infancy between 1813 and 1820. [48-13] ABRAHAM SNYDER, b July 23, 1789; d May 23, 1858; s Henry and Regina (Reinewald) Snyder [48-7]; m May 5, 1814, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Aug. 14, 1782; d Oct. 15, 1862; dau Balthasar and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-2]. Children (4): [149-41] 1. Regina (Rachel), b Feb. 10, 1815; d Apr. 18, 1898; m Michael Schultz. [48-24] 2. Daniel, b Jan. 1, 1817; d Mar. 4, 1900; m Christina H. Snyder. 3. Sarah, b May 1, 1820; d Dec. 21, 1882; unm. [48-25] 4. Anna, b Jan. 6, 1825; m John Henning. [48-14] ISAAC SNYDER, b July 23, 1789; d July 6, 1840; s Henry and Regina (Reinewald) Snyder [48-7]; m by Rev. George Wack, Nov. 6, 1832, CHRISTINA HENNING, b Oct. 12, 1811; d 1858. Children (5): 1. Elizabeth, b Jan. 25, 1834; d Feb. 6, 1904; unm. 2. Henry, b July 2, 1835; d Feb. 23, 1849. [48-26] 3. Dinah (Christiana), b Apr. 18, 1838; d July 11, 1903; m Joseph II. Tyson. [48-27] 4. Isaac, b Sept. 26, 1840; d Dec. 24, 1912; m Elizabeth Hagey. Christina (Henning) Snyder, married 2d time, Daniel Snyder [48-24], [48-15] JOB SNYDER, b Nov. 11, 1793; d Nov. 14, 1871; s Henry and Regina (Reinewald) Snyder [48-7]; m 1831, SUSANNA WIEGNER, b Dec. 0, 1808; d Jan. 17, 1884; dau Abraham and Susanna (Snyder) Wiegner [154-7]. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 066 [48-28a] [48-28b] [48-29] [48-30] [48-31] [48-32] Children (8): 1. Henry, b Dec. 6, 1831 ; d Mar. 16, 1893; m ( ^ar7 C: ^agey. I 2. Lavina Schultz. 2. Edith, b Nov. 11, 1833; d young. 3. Sophia, b Sept. 2, 1836; d Mar. 10, 1903; m Jesse Tyson. 4. Joseph W., b July 14, 1839; d Apr. 15, 1902; m Amanda Sterner. 5. Elizabeth, b Nov. 22, 1841; d Aug. 9, 1843. 6. Susanna, b June 24, 1844; m Jacob Weierman. 7. Maria, b Oct. 13, 1846; d Apr. 22, 1852. 8. Charles, b May 8, 1849; d - ; m Deborah Nice. [48-16] HENRY SNYDER, b Mar. 21, 1794; s Christian and Susanna (Reinewald) Snyder [48-8] ; m ELIZABETH - Children (2): 1. John, b - ; d as adult. [48-33] 2. Eliza, m Jacob Cassel. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [48-17] GEORGE SNYDER, b Aug. 27, 1801; d June 25, 1886; s Christian and Susanna (Reine¬ wald) Snyder [48-8]; m Feb. 11, 1838, SARAH SAUDER, b Nov. 14, 1817; d Nov. 23, 1907; dau Christian and Sarah (Groff) Sauder. George Snyder was a carpet weaver. Children ( 6 ): [48-34] [48-35] [48-36a] [48— 36b] [48-37] [48-38] 1. David, b Mar. 19, 1839; d Sept., 1839. 2. Mary, b Sept. 16, 1840; m Caleb Fox. 3. Noah, b Mar. 14, 1843; m Catherine A. Henge. 4. Abraham S„ b Dec. 4, 1845; m ( b “at7 J- B«htel- l 2. Lizzie R. Young. 5. Amanda, b Jan. 27, 1849; d Mar. 15, 1876; m Henry Speacht. Amanda Snyder Speacht and her infant children are buried in the Dunkard Cem., Hatfield, Pa. Henry Speacht is buried in the Lansdale Cem. [ No further data obtainable.} 6. Elizabeth, b Sept. 4, 1851; m Samuel L. Ramsey. [48-18] ABRAHAM SNYDER, b Sept. 24, 1804; d 1878; s Christian and Susanna (Reinewald) Snyder [48-8]; m SUSANNA BOOKHEIMER, d 1878; both buried in German Baptist Cem., Hatfield, Pa. Children (J): [48-39] 1. John, m Lena Landis. 2. Simon, unm. [48-40] 3. Jacob, b May, 1844; d Nov. 9, 1868; m, Mary Rosenberger. [48-41] 4. Susanna, d 1878; m Michael Delp. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [48-19] ESTHER SNYDER, b Jan. 2, 1811; dau Jacob and Eve (Schultz) Snyder [48-10]; m JACOB THOMAS. [48-42] 1. [48-43] 2. 3. [48-44] 4. [48-45a] ) 5 [48-45b ] [48-46] 6. [48-47] 7. [48-48] 8. [48 — 49] 9. [48-50] 10. Children {10): Rebecca Anna, b Oct. 17, 1834; m Rev. William J. Youngwith. Joseph D., b Feb. 22, 1836; d Nov. 4, 1878; m Clementine Cross. Catharine, b - — - — — ; unm. Jacob, b Apr. 4, 1840; d May 18, 1912; m Rebecca Gunsenhouser. John R., b 1844; rn 1. Mary Hunsicker. 2. Vilmina Fry. Hannah, b 1848; d Nov. 6, 1913; m James Trego. Samuel, b - - - ; m Mary Book. Clarion, dec; m Margaret Winn. Alice, b Nov. 23, 1855; m George P. Hallman. Valeria, b Nov. 29, 1850; m John W. Clark. [ Unable to complete .] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 667 [48-20] AMOS SNYDER, d Sept. 28, 1874; s Jacob and Eve (Schultz) Snyder [48-10] \m Sept. 21, 1847, MARY ANN DEMUTH. Farmer; lived in Lane. Co., Pa. Children (3): [48-51] 1. Edgar Callender, b July 6, 1859. [48-52] 2. George Agnew, b Mar. 3, 1866. 3. Mary Kline, b Nov. 24, 1871; d June 15, 1872. [ Unable to locate or verify.} [48-21a] ENOS K. NEWMAN, b Feb. 12, 1832; d Jan. 10, 1910; s Samuel and Regina (Krauss) Newman [48-11]; m Aug. 12, 1855, AUGUSTA WALSER, b 1833; d Oct. 2, 1894; dau Capt. Matthias and Eva (Werly) Walser of Zurich, Switzerland. Enos K. Newman and his wife Augusta are buried in Rock Creek Cem., Washington, D. C. The Walser family is said to have come from France origi¬ nally, and were known as the “DeWalsers.” They settled in Switzerland in the early part of 1700. Matthias Walser was a counsellor as were his father and grandfather. He was also a captain in the French army; was promoted to major but was better known as Captain Walser. [Edwin A. Newman.] Children (9): [48-53] 1. Oliver Eugene, b May 12, 1856; m Mollie E. Mountjoy. [48-54] 2. Edwin A., b Apr. 30, 1861; rn Clara Artemesia Shoemaker. [48-55] 3. Alfred Charles, b June 29, 1863; d Oct. 29, 1903; m Caroline V. Zollochoffer. [48-56] 4. Christian Mathis, b June 14, 1866; m Emma J. O’Brien. [48-57] 5. Enos S., b Apr. 3, 1869; m Grace W. Cox. Wf-®?! | 6. Anna Ursula, b Aug. 12, 1870; m ( '• Edward : H. Wanamaker. [48-58b] I 6 l 2. Edgar Ren Connor. 7. Eva, b Jan. 6, 1872; d July 5, 1872. 8. Blanche Regina, b Nov. 17, 1873; m Samuel P. Senior. [48-59] [48-60a] [48-60b] 9. Robert Henry, b Sept. 14, 1877; m 1. May L. Jennings. 2. Georgina A. Roy. [48-2 lb] ENOS K. NEWMAN, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 2, 1897, BESSIE TABLER, dau George and Susan Tabler. Ad. (widow), 1406 Irving St., N. W., Washington, D. C. No issue. (1919.) Enos K. Newman lived in Zionsville and Allentown, Pa., from 1855 to 1865. The family moved to Jersey City in 1866 and in 1869 moved to Manassas, Va., where they remained until 1884, when they moved to Washington, D. C. [48-22] JESSE SNYDER, b Feb. 15, 1812; d Sept. 14, 1894; s Joseph and Sophia (Kriebel) Snyder [48-12]; m Nov. 17, 1836, MARIA HEEBNER, b Oct. 31, 1817; d Feb. 25, 1898; dau Henry and Anna (Schultz) Heebner [21-7]. Jesse Snyder was a farmer and lived in Towamencin Twp., Pa. Children (11): 1. Hannah, b Oct. 20, 1837; d Nov. 19, 1839. 2. Margaret, b Nov. 8, 1838; d Nov. 2, 1839. 3. Lydia, b Oct. 16, 1840; unm. [48-61] 4. John, b Jan. 3, 1843; d Aug. 24, 1921; m Elizabeth Ann Kolb. [48—62] 5. Elias, b Aug. 24, 1845; m Lydia Wiegner. 6. Susanna, b Nov. 22, 1847; d Dec. 29, 1874; unm. [48-63] 7. Aaron, b Oct. 29, 1850; m Emeline Dresher. [25—84] 8. Elizabeth, b Mar. 11, 1853; m Aaron B. Kriebel. [52a-8] 9. Mary, b Jan. 4, 1856; m Adam H. Fisher. [48-64] 10. Jesse H., b Feb. 2, 1859; m Elmira (Kriebel) Cassel. 11. Sarah, b Mar. 4, 1862; d Aug. 10, 1863. [48-23] GEORGE SNYDER, b July 16, 1821; d Mar. 7, 1901; s Joseph and Sophia (Kriebel) Snyder [48-12]; m Sept. 7, 1843, ABIGAIL HEEBNER, b Dec. 29, 1819; d Nov. 25, 1890; dau Henry and Anna (Schultz) Heebner [21-7]. Children (8): 1. Joseph, b May 7, 1844; d Nov. 18, 1912; unm. 2. Sarah, b Oct. 31, 1845; d June 4, 1848. 3. Anna, b Mar. 16, 1848; unm. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 668 4. Reuben, b Nov. 3, 1850; d Jan. 3, 1853. [48-65] 5. Amanda, b Mar. 17, 1853; m Daniel C. Kratz. 6. George, b Nov. 11, 1855; d Mar. 20, 1859. [25-193] 7. Elizabeth, b Oet. 27, 1858; m Hiram Iv. Kriebel. [48-66] 8. Hannah H., b Mar. 20, 1861; d Sept. 15, 1897; m Nathan S. Cassel. [48-24] DANIEL SNYDER, b Jan. 1, 1817; d Mar. 4, 1900; s Abraham and Susanna (Schultz) Snyder [48-13]; m Feb. 12, 1846, CHRISTINA (HENNING) SNYDER, h Oct, 12, 1811; d Nov. 13, 1858; widow of Isaac Snyder [48-14]. Children (3): [48-67] [48-68a] 1 [48-68b] J 1. Susanna, b Dec. 1, 1846; unm. 2. Hannah, b May 3, 1849; m Christian Z. Souder. 3. John J., b Aug. 9, 1857; d Dec. 31, 1906; m \ ™.ie Jlah.erday; , l 2. Same Frankenneld. [48-25] ANNA SNYDER, b Jan. 6, 1825; dan Abraham and Susanna (Schultz) Snvder [48-13]; m JOHN HENNING. Children (J): [48-69] 1. Kate; m Gottlieb Henning. [48-70] 2. David; m Agnes Trumbauer. [48-71] 3. Isaac; d Jan. 21, 1895; m Emma Richard. [48-72] 4. Andrew, m Lydia Hendricks. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [48-26] CHRISTIANNA SNYDER, b Apr. 18, 1838; d July 11, 1903; dau Isaac and Christina (Henning) Snyder [48-14]; m, Nov. 12, 1864, JOSEPH H. TYSON, b July 8, 1837; d Mar. 28, 1917; s John and Elizabeth (Helme) Tyson. (1920.) Farmer; lived in Worcester, Pa, Children (J): 1. Elizabeth, b Oct, 26, 1866; unm; Lansdale, Pa. [48-73] 2. Susan, b Apr. 21, 1872; m Milton Bean. 3. Hannah S., b Aug. 31, 1877; d May 10, 1882. 4. Christianna, b Nov. 20, 1881; unm; Lansdale, Pa, [48-27] ISAAC H. SNYDER, b Sept. 26, 1840; d Dec. 24, 1912; s Isaac and Christina (Henning) Snyder [48-14]; m Sept. 2, 1865, ELIZABETH HAGEY, b Aug. 6, 1847; dau Enos Hagey. Farmer; Lansdale, R. D. No. 1, Pa. (1917.) Children (7): [25-194] 1. Amanda, b July 19, 1866; m George Kriebel. [48-74] 2. Edwin H., b Nov. 8, 1868; d Dec. 9, 1897; m Emma Cressman. [48-75] 3. Isaac H., b Dec. 25, 1871; m Lillian B. Brey. 4. Nathaniel, b July 25, 1873; d Jan. 27, 1892. [48-76] 5. Joseph H., b May 30, 1875; m Kate T, Miller. [25-198] 6. Lizzie Ann, b June 29, 1878; m Allen K. Kriebel. [48-77] 7. William H., b Apr. 17, 1884; m Laura G. Troxel. [48-28a] HENRY W. SNYDER, b Dec. 6, 1831; d Mar. 16, 1893; s Job and Susanna (Wiegner) Snyder [48-15]; m Dec. 27, 1856, MARY C. HAGEY, 5May 29, 1835;dMar. 17, 1873; dau Enos Hagey. Children (J): [48-78] 1. Annie, b Feb. 4, 1858; m James M. DeHaven. [48-79] 2. Justus H., b Feb. 23, 1861; m Annie Iv. Kriebel. [j8 sob] | ’^os^a^ R* H., b July 3, 1865; d May 7, 1919; m [48-81] 4. Susanna H., b June 8, 1869; m Howard F. Reed. [48-28b] HENRY W. SNYDER, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 9, 1878, LA VINA SCHULTZ, b Jan. 25, 1843; d June 30, 1921; dau Jacob and Anna (Kriebel) Schultz [149-47]. No issue. f 1. Sophia Cassel. 1 2. Lydia Frederick. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 669 [48-29] SOPHIA SNYDER, b Sept. 2, 1836; d Mar. 10, 1903; dau Job and Susanna (Wiegner) Snyder [48-15]; m JESSE TYSON, b Jan. 23, 1835; d Dec. 4, 1910. No issue. [48-30] JOSEPH W. SNYDER, b July 14, 1839; d Apr. 15, 1902; s Job and Susanna (Wiegner) Snyder [48-15] ; m June 16, 1865, AMANDA STERNER, b Oct. 19, 1843; dau Samuel Sterner. Farmer. Children (4): [48-82] 1. Job S., b Nov. 5, 1867; m Anna Krupp. 2. Salome S., b Mar. 2, 1869; d Dec. 16, 1872. 3. Samuel S., b Mar. 20, 1870; d Dec. 26, 1872. [48-83] 4. Anna Amanda, b Feb. 8, 1879; m Abraham B. Heffentreyer. [48-31] SUSANNA SNYDER, b June 24, 1844; dau Job and Susanna (Wiegner) Snyder [48-15]; m Nov. 15, 1869, JACOB WEIERMAN, b Nov. 22, 1839; s Michael Weierman. Children (J): 1. Henry S., b Nov. 1, 1870; d Apr. 1, 1871. [48-84] 2. Susanna S., b Nov. 23, 1871 ; m - Bossert. [48-84.1] 3. Jesse S., b Dec. 24, 1874; m - ; Ambler, Pa. [48-85] 4. Sophia S., b Feb. 12, 1875; m John Rosenberger; Norristown, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [48-32] CHARLES SNYDER, b May 8, 1849; dec; s Job and Susanna (Wiegner) Snyder [48-15]; m June 12, 1875, DEBORAH NICE, b July 17, 1850; dau John Nice. Lived in Lansdale, Pa. No issue. [48-34] MARY SNYDER, b Sept. 16, 1840; dau George and Sarah (Sander) Snyder [48-17]; m June 19, 1858, CALEB FOX, b Dec. 8, 1831; d July 1, 1913. Laborer; 1524 Orthodox St., Frankford, Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (4): [48-86] 1. Mary, b June 11, 1863; d Nov. 21, 1907; m William Faunce. 2. Martha, b Mar. 10, 1865; unm. 3. Caleb, b Dec. 16, 1872; d May 20, 1890. 4. Freddie, b Apr. 30, 1875; d Mar., 1887. [48-35] NOAH SNYDER, b Mar. 14, 1843; dau George and Sarah (Sander) Snyder [48-17]; m July, 1871, CATHARINE ANN HENGE, b Jan. 1, 1849; d Feb. 25, 1876; dau Levi and Mary Amanda (Cope) Henge. Auctioneer; Colmar, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [48-87] 1. Wilemina, b Nov. 23, 1871; m Elmer E. Refsnider. [48-88] 2. Mary Amanda, b Mar. 23, 1873; m Stewart L. Reigle. 3. Sarah Minerva, b Aug. 6, 1874; d May 4, 1876. [48-36a] ABRAHAM S. SNYDER, b Dec, 4, 1845; s George and Sarah (Sander) Snyder [48-17]; m MARY J. BECHTEL. [No further data.] [48-36b] ABRAHAM S. SNYDER, same as above, m 2d time, Feb. 15, 1891, ELIZABETH R. YOUNG, b Feb. 5, 1865; dau Isaac K. and Catharine W. (Ruth) Young. Toy factory; Hatfield, Pa. (1919.) One child: Alverta, b Feb. 23, 1901; d Oct. 15, 1901. [48-38] ELIZABETH SNYDER, b Sept. 4, 1851; dau George and Sarah (Sauder) Snyder [48-17]; m Feb. 27, 1869, SAMUEL L. RAMSEY, b Dec. 25, 1840; d Oct. 18, 1910; .s Arthur and Mary (Frank¬ lin) Ramsey. Carpenter; Hatfield, Pa. (1919.) Children {12): [48-89] 1. Noah, b June 21, 1873; d Apr. 18, 1900; m Ella Webster; Hatfield, Pa. [48-90] 2. Mary, b Jan. 14, 1875; d Jan. 15, 1915; m John Kenny; Norristown, Pa, [48—91 ] 3. Della, b Aug. 21, 1877; m Joseph Quinn; Lansdale, Pa. 4. Lizzie, b Dec. 8, 1879; d June 31, 1904. 5. Ida, b May 25, 1881; rn Harry Fretz (?); Phila. [48-92] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 6. Minerva, b Dec. 6, 1882. 7. Samuel F., b Feb. 13, 1884; m Anna Swicherhof; Hatfield, Pa. 8. Amanda, b Feb. 12, 1886; d June 29, 1901. 9. Anna, b Mar. 26, 1891 ; m Homer Detweiler. 10. Katie, b Mar. 29, 1892; d Mar. 29, 1894. 11. William, b Dec. 25, 1894; d May 19, 1916; m Elda Kessil. 12. Harry, b Mar. 17, 1896; d Mar. 18, 1896. [ Unable to complete ; letters unans .] [48-39] JOHN SNYDER, s Abraham and Susanna (Bookheimer) Snyder [48-18]; m LENA LANDIS, b - . One child: [48-96] Nathaniel, b - ; dec; m; had a son Harry and other children in Phila. ; all deceased. [ No further data.] [48-40] JACOB SNYDER, b May, 1844; d Nov. 9, 1868; s Abraham and Susanna (Bookheimer) Snyder [48-18]; m MARY ROSENBERGER, b Feb. 6, 1846; d Dec. 1, 1917; dan Jacob D. and Eliza (Swartley) Rosenberger. Farmer; Silverdale, Pa. One child: [48-97] Jacob R., b Nov. 1, 1868; m Ida F. Hedrick. [48-41] SUSANNA SNYDER, dec before 1878; dau Abraham and Susanna (Bookheimer) Snyder [48-18]; m MICHAEL DELP, b - ; dec. before 1896; buried Lower Salford Dunkard Cem. Children (3): 1. Harrison, b - ; d aged 12. 2. Elwood, b — — - — ; d aged 27. [48-98] 3. Mayme, b Jan. 3, 1864; m William Niblo. [ Unable to complete.] [48-42] REBECCA ANNA THOMAS, b Oct. 17, 1834; dau Jacob and Esther (Snyder) Thomas [48-19]; m REV. WILLIAM J. YOUNGWITH, b 1826; d 1897; s of Samuel. Minister; Lower Merion Twp., Pa. Children (3): [48-99] 1. Ella N., b May 26, 1867; m Harry F. Hallman. 2. Samuel, b - ; dec. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [48-43] REV. JOSEPH D. THOMAS, b Feb. 22, 1836; d Nov. 4, 1878; s Jacob and Esther (Snyder) Thomas [48-19]; m CLEMENTINE CROSS, b Mar. 10, 1843; d July 13, 1903; dau Henry and Rachel (Trego) Cross. Baptist clergyman. Children (8): 1. William C., b Mar. 10, 1865; clergyman; unm; Oakland Mills, Pa. 2. Edgar, b Dec. 17, 1866; d Sept. 2, 1867. [48-100] 3. Frank Newton, b Oct. 10, 1868; m Mary Campbell. [48—101 ] 4. Mary, b Sept. 1, 1870; d July 3, 1915; m Otis Ward. 5. Anna E., b June 13, 1872; d Feb. 27, 1874. [48-102] 6. Herbert, b Jan. 25, 1874; d June 7, 1917; m Lulu Tate. [48-103] 7. Ella May, b Mar. 14, 1876; m Walter Irvine. [48-104] 8. Joseph Bradley, b Mar. 12, 1878; m Edna Ambler. [48-44] JACOB THOMAS, b Apr. 4, 1840; d May 18, 1912; s Jacob and Esther (Snyder) Thomas [48-19]; m Aug. 12, 1863, REBECCA GUNSENHOUSER, b Oct. 9, 1837; d Oct. 28, 1915. Jacob Thomas was a drover; lived in Norriton Twp., Pa. Children (3): [48-105] 1. Kate, b - ; m John C. Cake; 2016 Spring Garden St., Phila. [48-106] 2. Charles A., b July 17, 1870; m Catharine Brendlinger. 3. Esther, b Oct. 19, 1876; unm.; 701 W. Marshall St., Norristown. [Letters unans; unable to complete.] 670 [48-93] [48-94] [48-95] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 671 [48-45a] JOHN R. THOMAS, b 1844; s Jacob and Esther (Snyder) Thomas [48-19]; m MARY HUNSICKER. Lived in Jeffersonville, Pa. ; Drover. Children (4).' 1. Wilbur. 2. Allen. [48-107] 3. John Quincy, b Nov. 22, 1874; m Lottie Trumbower. [48-108] 4. Morgan H., b July 22, 1876; in Annie Claire. [ Unable to complete.] [48-45b] JOHN R. THOMAS, same as above, m 2d time, VILMINA FRY. No issue. John R. Thomas was born in Lower Providence Twp., Pa., and at an early age went with his father to Mifflintown, Pa., but returned to Montg. Co. in about four years and settled near Jeffersonville, Pa. [48-46] HANNAH THOMAS, b 1848; d Nov. 6, 1913; dau Jacob and Esther (Snyder) Thomas [48-19]; m Oct. 30, 1877, JAMES TREGO, b Jan. 21, 1853; d Oct. 2, 1918; s George and Elizabeth (Van Ormer) Trego. Farmer; Conshohocken, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): [48-109] 1. Beulah A., b Dec. 10, 1878; m Thomas Sinclair. [48-110] 2. G. Stanton, b Mar. 31, 1885; m Miriam M. Dyson. [48-47] SAMUEL THOMAS, b - - - ; s Jacob and Esther (Snyder) Thomas [48-19]; in MARY BOOK. Children [48-111] 1. William. [48-112] 2. Thomas. [48-113] 3. Sarah. [48-114] 4. Ella. [ Lived in Western Pa. N o further data obtainable.] [48-48] CLARION THOMAS, dec; s Jacob and Esther (Snyder) Thomas [48-19]; m MARGARET WINN. Lived in Reading, Pa. Children (fi): [48-115] 1. Elizabeth. [48-116] 2. Jennie. [ Further data unobtainable.] [48-49] ALICE THOMAS, b Nov. 23, 1855; dau Jacob and Esther (Snyder) Thomas [48-19]; m Mar. 19, 1887, GEORGE F. HALLMAN, b Aug. 10, 1855; s George and Margaret (Fisher) Hallman. Carpenter and builder; R. F. D. 2, Conshohocken, Pa. (1921.) One child: [48-117] Catherine C., b Dec. 5, 1889; d Nov. 15, 1914; m Raymond Pflieger. [48-50] VALERIA (VALREMA) THOMAS, b Nov. 29, 1850; dau Jacob and Esther (Snyder) Thomas [48-19]; m Dec. 29, 1876, JOHN W. CLARKE, b Feb. 27, 1854; s John and Mary Ann Clarke. Farmer; Lower Providence, Norristown, R. D., Pa. (1921.) [48-118] [48-119] [48-120] [48-121] [48-122] Children (9): 1. Harry Edward, b May 29, 1879; m Mary A. Fry. 2. Ethel Marie, b Dec. 10, 1881; unin; Norristown, Pa. 3. Mary Ellen, b Oct. 17, 1884; m Frank T. Johnson. 4. Raye Katharine, b Oct. 19, 1887; rn Walter Zollers. 5. Nellie Thomas, b Dec. 19, 1889; m Linwood Espenship. 6. Laura Linda, b May 18, 1893; unm; Norristown, Pa. 7. Leroy William, b Aug. 28, 1895;?n - ; widower; 339 Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. 8. Russell Conwell, b Mar. 5, 1898; unm; Norristown, Pa. 9. Ruby Valeria, b Dec. 1, 1903; unm. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 672 [48-53] OLIVER EUGENE NEWMAN, b May 12, 1856; s Enos K. and Augusta (Walser) Newman [48— 21a] ; m Sept. 26, 1880, MOLLIE ELLEN MOUNTJOY, dau John and Eliza Mountjoy of Marshall, Va. Res. Manassas, Va. Hardware business. (1919.) The occupation of Mr. Newman formerly was that of painter and decorator; at present he is engaged in conducting a hardware store at Manassas, Va., together with his son-in-law, under firm name of “Newman & Trusler Hardware Co.” (1919.) Children (8): [48-124] 1. Olive Mary, b Jan. 18, 1882; m Jacob Luther Moser. [48-125] 2. Mamie Christine, b Dec. 9, 1888; m, William E. Trusler. [48—126] 3. Robert Enos, b Dec. 6, 1894; m Ida M. Bowers. [48-54] EDWIN A. NEWMAN, b Apr. 30, 1861; s Enos K. and Augusta (Walser) Newman [48- 21a]; m Nov. 11, 1886, CLARA ARTEMESIA SHOEMAKER, b Nov. 11, 1859; dau A. Pierce and Martha (Carberry) Shoemaker. Real estate and newspaper business; 4007 Eighth St., N. W. Wash¬ ington, D. C. (1919.) Children (9): [48-127] 1. Lucian Cloud, b Dec. 17, 1887; m Ruth Mary Jennings. 2. Edwinea Abigail J fwi & 0et< n 1888; d 0ct. 11, 1888. 3. Amileia Augusta j [48—127.1 ] 4. Clara Artemesia, b Feb. 19, 1891; m Arthur Dreffs. 5. Edwin Pierce, b Aug. 10, 1889. 6. Francis David, b May 2, 1892; d May 27, 1892. 7. Helen Carbery, b May 2, 1895. [48-127.2] 8. Martha Louise, b Mar. 27, 1897; m John E. Cammack. 9. Kathryn Azadia Walser, b Jan. 16, 1902. [48-55] ALFRED CHARLES NEWMAN, b June 29, 1863; d Oct. 29, 1903; s Enos K. and Augusta (Walser) Newman [48-21a]; m June 27, 1896, CAROLINE VIRGINIA ZOLLOCHOFFER, dau David H. and Virginia Zollochoffer. Typewriting machine business; Washington, D. C. Alfred Newman is buried at Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington D. C. Widow remarried. No issue. [48-56] CHRISTIAN MATHIS NEWMAN, b June 14, 1866; s Enos K. and Augusta (Walser) Newman [48-21a]; m Dec. 16, 1890, EMMA JANE O’BRIEN, dau Jotham and Eunice O’Brien of Bridgeport, Conn. ; she was born in Nova Scotia, Canada. Patent Attorney ; “Chamberlin and Newman ;” 825 Laurel Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. (1919.) Christian M. Newman served in the Connecticut State Senate in the Session of 1913. The editor is indebted to Christian Newman for valuable data regarding the Newman family. Children (3): [48-128] 1. Natalie Augusta, b July 15, 1894; m Lieut. Arie A. Corwin. [48-129] 2. Eunice, b Aug. 9, 1901; m Bradford Greemnan Warner. 3. Christine, b Apr. 1, 1904. [48-57] ENOS S. NEWMAN, b Apr. 3, 1869; s Enos K. and Augusta (Walser) Newman [48-21a]; m June 18, 1902, GRACE WINIFRED COX, dau George W. and Lavinia Cox. Res. 26th and Tilden Sts., Washington, D. C. (1919.) Since 1900, Mr. Newman has been sales-manager in the Washington, D. C., office of the Burroughs Adding Machine Co. One child: Hobart Enos, b Mar. 7, 1903. [48-58a] ANNA URSULA NEWMAN, b Aug. 12, 1870; dau Enos K. and Augusta (Walser) New¬ man [48-21a]; m Aug. 16, 1891, EDWARD HARVEY WANAMAKER, s Daniel H. and Kate Wana- maker. Clerk for Lehigh Valley R. R. Co.; Allentown, Pa. No issue. They were separated and di¬ vorced in Feb., 1902. (1919.) [48-58b] ANNA URSULA NEWMAN, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 16, 1907, EDGAR REN CONNOR, s Elias and Mary Virginia Connor. Merchant; Manassas, Va. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Elvere Augusta, b Sept. 1, 1909. 2. Anna Virginia, b May 12, 1911. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 673 3. Edgar Ren 4. Walser Anna twins, b Aug. 17, 1914. [48-59] BLANCHE REGINA NEWMAN, b Nov. 17, 1873; dau Enos K. and Augusta (Walser) Newman [48-21a]; m Apr., 1901, SAMUEL PALMER SENIOR, s Thomas R. and Hannah B. Senior. 2121 North Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Mr. Senior is Vice-President of the Bridgeport Hydraulic Com¬ pany. (1919.) Children (8): 1. Hazel, b Oct. 31, 1902; d Nov. 12, 1902. 2. Palmer Newman, b May 15, 1904. 3. Barbara, b Mar. 22, 1908. [48-60a] ROBERT HENRY NEWMAN, b Sept. 14, 1877; s Enos K. and Augusta (Walser) Newman [48-21a]; m Sept. 24, 1902, MAY LOUISE JENNINGS, b 1879; d Feb. 2, 1903; dau J. Fred and Mary (Mills) Jennings. Res. Southport, Conn. No issue. [48-60b] ROBERT HENRY NEWMAN, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 12, 1904, GEORGINA ALLEN ROY, b June 9, 1878; dau James and Rosina Allan Roy. Res. 80 Staples St., Bridgeport, Conn. For some years Mr. Newman was chief draftsman and assistant superintendent with the American & British Manufacturing Co.; later he occupied the positions of Structural Engineer and Employment Manager with the Liberty Ordnance Co.; both firms in Bridgeport, Conn. (1919.) One child: Robert Roy, b Oct. 15, 1906. [48-61] JOHN SNYDER, b Jan. 3, 1843; d Aug. 24, 1921; s Jesse and Maria (Heebner) Snyder [48-22] ; m Jan. 23, 1869, ELIZABETH ANN KOLB; dau Silas Kolb. No issue. Farmer; lived in Towamencin. [48-62] ELIAS SNYDER, b Aug. 24, 1845; s Jesse and Maria (Heebner) Snyder [48-22]; m Nov. 9, 1872, LYDIA WIEGNER, b Nov. 15, 1847; dau Abraham and Barbara (Kriebel) Wiegner [154-20]. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa., R. D. No. 1. Children (7): 1. Mary Ann, b Nov. 24, 1873. 2. Abraham, b Feb. 23, 1876; d Aug. 14, 1876. [25-262] 3. Sallie, b Oct. 23, 1878; m David A. Kriebel. 4. Jesse, b May 4, 1880; d Sept. 6, 1880. 5. Lydia, b Oct. 23, 1884. 6. Lizzie, b Aug. 26, 1886. 7. Emma Jane, b July 5, 1888; d Apr. 19, 1889. [48-63] AARON H. SNYDER, b Oct. 29, 1850; s Jesse and Maria (Heebner) Snyder [48-22]; m Oct. 21, 1876, EMELINE DRESHER, b Aug. 29, 1856; dau Abraham and Sarah (Kriebel) Dresher [64-18]. Retired; Lansdale, Pa. Children (J): 1. Sarah Jane, b June 7, 1878; d Sept. 4, 1878. [25-279] 2. Lillie, b July 5, 1881; m Homer S. Krieble. 3. Maggie, b Aug. 22, 1883; d Mar. 17, 1891. 4. Elizabeth Anne, b Aug. 15, 1889. [48-64] JESSE H. SNYDER, JR., b Feb. 2, 1859; s Jesse and Maria (Heebner) Snyder [48-22]; m Nov. 12, 1892, ELMIRA (KRIEBEL) CASSEL; b Mar. 8, 1867 ; dau Andrew K. and Regina (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-76]; and widow of Abraham Cassel [21-231]. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa., R. D. No. 2. Jesse H. Snyder, Jr., is a graduate of West Chester, Pa., State Normal School, and has taught many years in Montg. Co.; has also served as Twp. assessor. He has always been active in Church and Sunday School Work; served for several years as Secretary of the General Conference of the Schwenkfelder Church, and is now (1920) registrar of the Churches of the Middle District, and is secretary of the Kriebel Family Reunion Association. 674 Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 3 ): 1. Melvin K., b July 29, 1894; d Nov. 10, 1894. 2. John K., b Nov. 11, 1895; grad. State College, Pa., Agricultural Course; Supt. Vacant Lots Association, Phila. 3. Mabel K., b Nov, 15, 1903. [48-65] AMANDA SNYDER, b Mar. 17, 1853; dau George and Abigail (IJeebner) Snyder [48-23]; m 1876, DANIEL C. KRATZ, b July 16, 1850; d June 21, 1885; s Jacob Kratz. Children (4): [48-130] 1. George S., b Jan. 5, 1877; m Jennie S. Kriebel. [48-131] 2. Irwin S., b Apr. 28, 1879; m Lydia Fisher. 3. Annie. 4. Ella. [48-66] HANNAH H. SNYDER, b Mar. 20, 1861; d Sept. 15, 1897; dau George and Abigail (Heeb- ner) Snyder [48-23]; m Nov. 17, 1883, NATHAN S. CASSEL, b Nov. 27, 1860; s Joseph and Hannah Cassel. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa., R. D. No. 2. Children (J) : [48-132] 1. George S., b Sept. 24, 1884; m Cora I. Rahn. [48-133] 2. Hiram S., b Sept. 17, 1886; d June 27, 1913; m May Etta Pool. 3. Alice, b Mar. 23, 1890; d May 23, 1898. 4. Mary Emma, b Apr. 19, 1893; d Sept. 10, 1894. Nathan Cassel married 2d time, Jan. 27, 1900, Emma S. Seibert Kriebel, widow of Nathaniel Kriebel [19-136]. One child: Wilson, b Aug. 14, 1902. [48-67] HANNAH SNYDER, b May 3, 1849; dau Daniel and Christina (Henning) Snyder [48-24]; m Oct. 16, 1880, CHRISTIAN Z. SOUDER, b Feb. 10, 1858; d June 10, 1907; s Eli and Anna (Zieber) Souder. Carpenter; Richardson Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (widow). Children (J): [48-134] 1. Emma Jane, b July 31, 1881; m David Keyser. 2. Infant, b Oct. 12, 1884; d Oct. 12, 1884. 3. Hannah, b Feb. 3, 1886; has a dau Mabel Viola Landis, b Apr. 25, 1906. [48-135] 4. Susannah, b June 2, 1889; m William U. Landis. [48-68a] JOHN J. SNYDER, b Aug. 9, 1857; d Dec. 31, 1906; s Daniel and Christina (Henning) Snyder [48-24]; m ANNA FLAHERDAY, b - - ; d Aug. 19, 1884. One child: Celia, d infancy. [48-68b] JOHN J. SNYDER, same as above, m 2d time, May 11, 1889, SALLIE FRANKEN- FIELD, b Jan. 29, 1865; dau Louis and Sophia Frankenfield. Children (6): [48-136] 1. Edna May, b Oct. 3, 1889; m Harry A. Ruby. [48-137] 2. Estella Maud, b Mar. 6, 1891; d July 12, 1912; m Henry W. Godshall. 3. Emma Leona, b Feb. 6, 1896; d June 5, 1900. [48-138] 4. Daniel Linford, b Jan. 19, 1898; m Edna K. Cassel. 5. Abram Wilson, b Aug. 23, 1903. 6. Paul Revere, b Feb. 21, 1906. [48-69] KATE HENNING, dau John and Anna (Snyder) Henning; m GOTTLIEB HENNING. Children (J): 1. Anna. 2. Ella. [48-139] 3. Alverda, m Wilson Huber; Kulpsville, Pa. [48—140] 4. Irwin, m Alverda Trumbore; Kulpsville, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 675 [48-70] DAVID HENNING, s John and Anna (Snyder) Henning [48-25]; m AGNES TRUM- BAUER. Lived in Hatfield, Pa. Children ( 3 ): [48-141] 1. Harry, m Sue Stover; one daughter — -Dorothy Stover Henning. [48-142] 2. Worthington, m Margaret Becker. [48-143] 3. Blanche; dec; has two daughters. [ Unable to complete; letters unans .] [48-71] ISAAC HENNING, d Jan. 21, 1895; s John and Anna (Snyder) Henning [48-25]; m EMMA RICHARD, b May 3, 1862; dau Peter and Sarah (Wagner) Richard. Mrs. Henning is married again to William Leister. Children ( 2 ): 1. Norman, b Mar. 12, 1888; d Dec. 13, 1888. 2. Linford, b Jan. 7, 1890; d Aug. 15, 1890. [48-72] ANDREW HENNING, s John and Anna (Snyder) Henning [48-25]; m LYDIA HEN¬ DRICKS; dau Charles and Catherine (Shellenberger) Hendricks. Lived in North Wales, Pa. Children (J): [48-144] 1. Jeanetta May, b May 22, 1883; m DeWitt Kline. [48-145] 2. Charles Russell, b July 28, 1889; m Edna Bower. 3. Paul H., b June 22, 1897; d July 23, 1897. 4. Andrew Lester, b Sept. 18, 1901. [ Unable to complete; letters unans.] [48-73] SUSAN TYSON, b Apr. 21, 1872; dau Joseph H. and Christianna (Snyder) Tyson [48-26]; m Dec. 12, 1891, MILTON BEAN, 6 Mar. 27, 1869; s Benjamin and Catharine (Yerger) Bean. Laborer; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): [48-146] 1. Ella T., b Mar. 1, 1893; m Harrison Johnson. [48-147] 2. Alice T., b Oct. 13, 1895; m Josiah Hartzel. [48-148] 3. Minnie T., b Dec. 12, 1898; m Linford Fretz. 4. Harvey T., b Mar. 29, 1900. 5. Norman T., b Sept. 11, 1917. [48-74] EDWIN H. SNYDER, b Nov. 8, 1868; d Dec. 9, 1897; buried Christ Church Cem.; s Isaac H. and Elizabeth (Hagey) Snyder [48-27]; m June, 1892, EMMA CRESSMAN, b Jan., 1875; dau Reuben and Mary (Smith) Cressman. Harleysville, Pa. (widow). (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [48-149] 1. Corson C., b Dec. 22, 1892; m - ; clergyman; Harleysville, Pa. 2. Harvey C., b Feb. 1, 1896. [48-150] 3. E. Emerson, b Aug. 1, 1898; m - ; theological student. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [48-75] ISAAC H. SNYDER, b Dec. 25, 1871; s Isaac IJ. and Elizabeth (Hagey) Snyder [48-27]; m Nov. 27, 1890, LILLIAN B. BREY, b Nov. 30, 1871; dau Daniel S. Brey. Roofing contractor; 118 S. Broad St., Lansdale, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): [48-151] 1. Virgil B., b Dec. 17, 1892; m Mayme Rosenberger. 2. Ralph B., b Oct. 14, 1902. [48-76] JOSEPH H. SNYDER, b May 30, 1875; s Isaac H. and Elizabeth (Hagey) Snyder [48-27]; m Mar. 25, 1899, KATE T. MILLER, b Oct. 14, 1881; dau Henry Miller. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa. (1917.) Children (J): 1. Isaac Wilbert, b July 19, 1900. 2. Grace Elizabeth, b June 11, 1905. 3. Stanford M., b Jan. 17, 1910. 4. Harry M., b June 19, 1916. Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families 676 [48-77] WILLIAM H. SNYDER, b Apr. 17, 1884; s Isaac H. and Elizabeth (Hagey) Snyder [48—27] ; m Oct. 13, 1906, LAURA G. TROXEL, b Sept. 21, 1884; dau John and Annie (Godshalk) Troxel. Bookkeeper; R. D. No. 2, Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Gertrude T., b Apr. 24, 1907. 2. William T., b Jan. 13, 1911. 3. Robert T., b Oct. 21, 1920. [48-78] ANNIE SNYDER, b Feb. 4, 1858; dau Henry W. and Mary C. (Hagey) Snyder [48-28a]; m Feb. 12, 1881, JAMES M. DE HAVEN, b May 10, 1855; d Feb. 29, 1896; s William and Elizabeth (Mybird) De Haven. Mr. De Haven was a butter and cheese manufacturer, West Point, Pa. Widow resides Lansdowne, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [48-152] 1. Marvin S., b July 20, 1883; m Emma Paulsworth. [68-65] 2. Ada, b Mar. 2, 1887; m Andrew S. Schultz. [48-153] 3. Henry Vernon, b Jan. 12, 1889; m Florence E. Shriver. [48-79] JUSTUS H. SNYDER, b Feb. 23, 1861 ; s Henry W. and Mary C. (Hagey) Snyder [48-28a] ; m Feb. 17, 1883, ANNIE K. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 26, 1859; dau Abraham and Rachel (Anders) Kriebel [19-46]. Farmer; West Point, Pa. (1917.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Elenora, b May 10, 1884. 2. Flora, b Aug. 4, 1887; d Mar. 26, 1909. [48-154] 3. Emma K., b Dec. 18, 1891; m Henry S. Bergey. [48-80a] JOSIAH R. H. SNYDER, b July 3, 1865; d May 7, 1919 ;s Henry W. and Mary C. (Hagey) Snyder [48-28a]; m Sept. 17, 1887, SOPHIA CASSEL, b July 8, 1866; d July 26, 1892; dau Abraham and Lydia (Kriebel) Cassel [21-68]. P. & R. Ry., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Henry C., b May 11, 1889; d May 31, 1889. [48-155] 2. Abram, m Kathryne M. Smith. [48-80b] JOSIAH R. H. SNYDER, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 5, 1894, LYDIA FREDERICK, b Aug. 26, 1868; dau Joseph Frederick. Children (7): 1 1- Edna, b Aug. 26, 1894; d Mar. 18, 1919; m ( ~ TW Dinger- [48— 156b] J [ 2. Joseph Ford. 2. Charles M., b Aug. 10, 1896; d Oct. 14, 1S96. [48-157] 3. Anna M., b Oct. 11, 1898; m Edward Bendon; Phila. [48-158] 4. Mary E., b Oct. 24, 1901; m Charles Hoephle; Telford, Pa. 5. Horace F., b Sept. 19, 1903; d Jan. 14, 1909. 6. Howard R., b Feb. 13, 1906. 7. Grace E., b Sept. 1, 1915. [48-81] SUSANNA H. SNYDER, b June 8, 1869; dau Henry W. and Mary C. (Hagey) Snyder [48-28a]; m Mar. 17, 1888, HOWARD F. REED, b Nov. 27, 1870; s Warren and Amanda (Freed) Reed. Farmer; Telford, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): [48-159] 1. Henry Warren S., b Aug. 26, 1891; m Katie B. Mininger. [48-160] 2. Ambrose S., b Aug. 9, 1894; m Katie T. Long. [74—1081 ] 3. Harvey S., b June 12, 1896; rn Kathryn Auchy; Cape May, N. J. 4. Justus S., b July 21, 1900; d Feb. 24, 1905. 5. Luella S., b Oct. 23, 1904. 6. Clarence S., b Aug. 26, 1906. [48-82] JOB S. SNYDER, b Nov. 5, 1867; s Joseph W. and Amanda (Sterner) Snyder [48-30]; m ANNA KRUPP. Res. 18 Slocum St., Gtn., Phila. Children (3): 1. Sarah, 2. Idella, 3. Daughter. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 677 [48-83] ANNA AMANDA SNYDER, b Feb. 8, 1879; dau Joseph W. and Amanda (Sterner) Snyder [48-30]; m Feb. 10, 1900, ABRAHAM B. HEFFENTREYER, b June 7, 1875; s Isaac and Amanda (Bilger) Heffentreyer. Day laborer; Lansdaie, R. D. No. 2, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Amanda S., b Feb. 19, 1902. 2. Estella S., b June 25, 1904. 3. Daniel S., b Jan. 25, 1911. 4. Abel S., b Dec. 28, 1917. 5. Madeline, b Nov. 30, 1919; d Dec. 25, 1919. [48-88] MARY AMANDA SNYDER, b Mar. 23, 1873; dau Noah and Catharine Ann (Henge) Snyder [48-35] ; m June 29, 1895, STEWART L. REIGLE, b Mar. 24, 1863; s William B. and Catharine (Long) Reigle. Coal business; Lansdaie, Pa. (1919.) One child: [48-162] Elsie Emma, b Jan. 6, 1897; m Harry W. Abendroth. [48-94] ANNA RAMSEY, b Mar. 26, 1891 ; dau Samuel L. and Elizabeth (Snyder) Ramsey [48-38]; 7n Mar. 15, 1911, HOMER DETWEILER, b Oct. 17, 1887 ; s Christian and Esther B. (Miller) Detweiler. Weaver; Hatfield, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Arthur, b Sept. 27, 1911. 2. William, 5 Apr. 23, 1913. 3. Minerva, b Mar. 19, 1917. [48-97] JACOB R. SNYDER, b Nov. 1, 1868; s Jacob and Mary (Rosenberger) Snyder [48-40] ; m Dec. 23, 1893, IDA F. HEDRICK, b Nov. 3, 1869; dau Oliver and Mary (Fretz) Hedrick [7-104]. Farmer; Silverdale, Pa. Jacob R. Snyder is a deacon in Hilltown, Pa., Reformed Church and has been superintendent of the S. S. of that church for 16 years or more. (1920.) [48-98] MAYME DELP, b Jan. 3, 1864; dau Michael and Susanna (Snyder) Delp [48-41]; m Mar. 28, 1880, WILLIAM NIBLO, b Aug. 26, 1855. Res. 2355 N. Camac St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1921.) [48-99] ELLA N. YOUNGWITH, b May 26, 1867; dau William J. and Rebecca Anna (Thomas) Youngwith [48-42]; m June 30, 1888, HARRY F. HALLMAN, b May 1, 1858; s William A. and Mar¬ garet A. (Freas) Hallman. Farmer; Plymouth Twp., Pa. (1920.) Harry F. Hallman served several terms as Justice of the Peace in Plymouth Twp., Pa. [ Biog . Annals Montg. Co.] Children ( 5 ): 1. Anna Margaret, b July 22, 1889. 2. Ruth E., b Mar. 16, 1891. 3. Myrtle M., b Apr. 20, 1893. 4. William H., b June 13, 1897; d June 30, 1897. 5. Martin Luther, b June 17, 1899. [48-100] REV. FRANK NEWTON THOMAS, b Oct. 10, 1868; s Rev. Joseph D. and Clementine (Cross) Thomas [48-43]; m MARY CAMPBELL, b Jan. 11, 1883; dau John and Annie E. (Brunner) Campbell. Clergyman; Center Moreland, Pa. (1921.) One child: Frank Ardelle, b Aug. 12, 1910. [48-101] MARY THOMAS, b Sept. 1, 1870; d July 3, 1915; dau Rev. Joseph D. and Clementine (Cross) Thomas [48-43]; m Jan. 1, 1909, OTIS WARD, s John G. and - (Sauceman) Ward. Farmer; Millerstown, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [48-102] HERBERT THOMAS, b Jan. 25, 1874; d June 7, 1917; s Joseph D. and Clementine (Cross) Thomas [48-43] ;'m LULU TATE. Res. 2561 N. 8th St., Phila. One child: Max. [Letters unans .] 678 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [48-103] ELLA MAY THOMAS, b Mar. 14, 1876; dau Rev. Joseph D. and Clementine (Cross) Thomas [48-43]; m Oct. 12, 1910, WALTER IRVINE, b Dec. 14, 1875; s Elias and Emma (Scott) Irvine. Painter; Milesburg, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Walter Thomas, b Dec. 25, 1911. 2. Virginia Clementine, b Mar. 11, 1916. [48-104] REV. JOSEPH BRADLEY THOMAS, b Mar. 12, 1878; s Rev. Joseph D. and Clementine (Cross) Thomas [48-43]; m EDNA AMBLER, b Aug. 17, 1876; dau B. Morgan and Elizabeth (Street) Ambler. Clergyman; Milesburg, Pa. (1921.) One child: Joseph Malvern, b Mar. 27, 1911. [48-106] CHARLES A. THOMAS, b July 17, 1870; s Jacob and Rebecca (Gunsenhouser) Thomas [48-44]; m CATHARINE BRENDLINGER; dau Lewis J. Brendlinger. Res. Norristown, R. F. D. No. 1, Pa. One child: Charles Allen. [48-107] DR. JOHN QUINCY THOMAS, b Nov. 22, 1874; s John R. and Mary (Hunsicker) Thomas [48-45a]; m LOTTIE TRUMBOWER; dau Lewis Trumbower, M.D. Children (4): 1 boy; 3 girls; one girl named Eva K. Thomas. Dr. Thomas is a graduate of Medical Dept, of U. of P., class of 1898. [ Unable to complete; letters unans .] [48-108] MORGAN H. THOMAS, b July 22, 1876; s John R. and Mary (Hunsicker) Thomas [48-45a]; m Oct. 16, 1901, ANNIE CLAIRE, b Aug. 11, 1873; dau John and Jane (Wilson) Klair. Stationery business; 56 E. Sedgwick St., Gtn., Pa. (1921.) One child: John Ellwood, b Mar. 12, 1907. [48-109] BEULAH A. TREGO, b Dec. 10, 1878; dau James and Hannah (Thomas) Trego [48-46]; m Mar. 15, 1904, THOMAS SINCLAIR, 5 Jan. 9, 1878; d Oct. 2, 1915; s Daniel and Annie (Young) Sinclair. Dairyman; widow resides Conshohocken, R. F. D. No. 2, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Daniel Austin, b Oct. 1, 1905. 2. Chester, b Dec. 25, 1908. 3. Florence, b Oct. 24, 1914. [48-110] G. STANTON TREGO, b Mar. 31, 1885; s James and Hannah (Thomas) Trego [48-46]; m Apr. 28, 1915, MIRIAM M. DYSON, b July 31, 1884; dau Joseph B. and Louisa L. (Welker) Dyson. Carpenter; Conshohocken, R. F. D. No. 2, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Ruth Dyson, b Jan. 12, 1917; d Mar. 12, 1919. 2. Donald Joseph, b Apr. 20, 1920. [48-119] MARY ELLEN CLARKE, b Oct. 17, 1884; dau John W. and Valeria (Thomas) Clarke [48-50]; m Oct. 14, 1909, FRANK THOMAS JOHNSON, b Oct. 26, 1881; s Robert G. and Sarah D. (Thomas) Johnson. Jeweler; 722 Astor St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Robert Clarke, b Jan. 30, 1915. [48-124] OLIVE MARY NEWMAN, b Jan. 18, 1882; dau Oliver E. and Mollie E. (Mountjoy) Newman [48-53]; m June 5, 1902, JACOB LUTHER MOSER; s William H. and Adelaide Moser. General merchandise store; traveling salesman; Manassas, Va. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Janet Newman, b Dee. 19, 1903; d Apr. 6, 1905. 2. Mary Christine, b Apr. 13, 1906. 3. Hilda Adelaide, b Nov. 8, 1911. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 679 [48-125] MAMIE CHRISTINE NEWMAN, b Dec. 9, 1888; daw Oliver E. and Mollie E. (Mountjoy) Newman [48-53]; m May 21, 1912, WILLIAM ERNEST TRUSLER, s John Robert and Rebecca Anna Trusler. Manassas, Va. (1919.) Mr. Trusler is in the hardware business with his father-in-law under the firm name of “Newman & Trusler Hardware Co.” Children (2): 1. Janet Rebecca, b Feb. 21, 1913. 2. William Newman, b Apr. 7, 1915. [48-126] ROBERT ENOS NEWMAN, b Dec. 6, 1894; s Oliver E. and Mollie E. (Mountjoy) Newman [48-53]; m Dec. 31, 1917, IDA MAY BOWERS, dau George Henry and Fannie Maria Bowers. Clothing business; Manassas, Va. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Virginia, b Sept. 17, 1918. 2. Janet, b Feb. 25, 1920. [48-127] LUCIAN CLOUD NEWMAN, b Dec. 17, 1887; s Edwin A. and Clara Artemesia (Shoe¬ maker) Newman [48-54]; m Apr. 24, 1913, RUTH MARY JENNINGS, dau Philip and Loriella Jen¬ nings. Automobile business; Washington, D. C. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Louis Cloud Francis, b July 24, 1914. 2. David Pierce, b Sept. 7, 1916. 3. Paul, b June 12, 1920. [48-127.2] MARTHA LOUISE NEWMAN, b Mar. 27, 1897; dau Edwin A. and Artemesia (Shoe¬ maker) Newman [48-54]; m June 1, 1921, JOHN EDMOND CAMMACK, s John and Mary Elizabeth Cammack. Mr. Cammack is a graduate of St. Mary’s College and Georgetown University. He is an electrical engineer with the Potomac Electric Company; res. Wardman Park Hotel, Washington, D. C. One child: John, 3rd, b May 10, 1922. [48-128] NATALIE AUGUSTA NEWMAN, b July 15, 1894; dau Christian M. and Emma J. (O’Brien) Newman [48-56]; m July 18, 1917, LIEUT. ARIE ALVERDO CORWIN, U. S. N.;s A. A. Corwin of Pontiac, Mich. Lieutenant Corwin graduated from Annapolis with the class of 1907; he is now commander of the U. S. Destroyer Haxelwood, on duty in foreign waters. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Henry Hobart, b Feb. 22, 1920. 2. Alverda Newman, b June 25, 1922, at Long Beach, Cal. [48-129] EUNICE NEWMAN, b Aug. 9, 1901; dau Christian M. and Emma J. (O’Brien) Newman [48-56]; m June 12, 1920, BRADFORD GREENMAN WARNER; s DeVer H. and Maud (Cady) Warner. Res. Broad St., Fairfield, Conn. No issue. (1919.) [48-130] GEORGE S. KRATZ, b Jan. 5, 1877; s Daniel C. and Amanda (Snyder) Kratz [48-65]; m Nov. 19, 1898, JENNIE S. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 20, 1879; dau David and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [25-103]. Clerk; R. D. No. 2, Lansdale, Pa. (1917.) One child: [48-163] Viola, b Nov. 4, 1899; m Harry L. Detweiler. [48-131] IRWIN S. KRATZ, b Apr. 28, 1879; s Daniel C. and Amanda (Snyder) Kratz [48-05]; m Aug. 5, 1905, LYDIA FISHER, b Aug. 23, 1885; dau Adam and Mary (Snyder) Fisher [52a-8]. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa. (1917.) Children (5): 1. Erma, b Feb. 9, 1906. 2. Lester, b Feb. 14, 1908. 3. Mabel, b Nov. 16, 1910. 4. Melvin, b Sept. 2, 1913. 5. Idella, b Jan. 11, 1917. 680 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [48-132] GEORGE S. CASSEL, b Sept. 24, 1884; s Nathan S. and Hannah H. (Snyder) Cassel [48-66]; m Mar. 16, 1910, CORA IZETTA RAHN, b Oct. 24, 1887; daw George G. and Sarah V. (Metz) Rahn [184-466]. Woodworker; Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Pearl Violet, b Apr. 29, 1911. 2. Raymond, b Jan. 21, 1914. 3. Margaretta, b Sept. 10, 1918. [48-133] HIRAM S. CASSEL, b Sept. 17, 1886; d June 27, 1913; s Nathan S. and Hannah H. (Snyder) Cassel [48-66]; m May 12, 1909, MAY ETTA POOL, b Oct. 18, 1887 ; dnu Emmanuel Pool. One child: Etta Mae, b Feb. 25, 1912. [48-134] EMMA JANE SOUDER, b July 31, 1881; dau Christian Z. and Hannah (Snyder) Souder [48-67]; m May 21, 1904, DAVID IvEYSER, b May 7, 1880; s Abel and Eliza (Haring) Keyser. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Daughter, b Mar. 4, 1906; d Mar. 4, 1906. 2. Elsie Leona, b Feb. 14, 1907. [48-135] SUSANNAH SOUDER, b June 2, 1889; dau Christian Z. and Hannah (Snyder) Souder [48-67]; m Feb. 27, 1909, WILLIAM U. LANDIS. Conductor; 82 Springer St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Infant, b Jan. 4, 1917. 2. Florence Mae, b Feb. 6, 1918. [48-136] EDNA MAY SNYDER, b Oct. 3, 1889; dau John J. and Sallie (Frankenfield) Snyder [48— 68b ] ; m Dec. 10, 1910, HARRY ASHTON RUBY, b June 20, 1888; s Joseph H. and Elmira S. Ruby. Clothing presser; Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) One child: Harry Edward, b Sept. 25, 1916. [48-137] ESTELLA MAUD SNYDER, b Mar. 6, 1891; d July 12, 1912; dau John J. and Sallie (Frankenfield) Snyder [48-68b]; m Oct. 20, 1909, HENRY W. GODSHALL, s Nelus and Sallie God- shall. Moulder; Lansdale, Pa. (1917.) One child: Edna Evelywn, b Mar. 19, 1912. [48-138] DANIEL LINFORD SNYDER, b Jan. 19, 1898; s John J. and Sallie (Frankenfield) Snyder [48-68b] ; m Jan. 21, 1921, EDNA K. CASSEL, b May 7, 1896; dau Isaiah K. and Salome H. (Keeler) Cassel [21-229]. Res. Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) [48-141] HARRY HENNING, s David and Agnes (Trumbauer) Henning [48-70]; m SUE STOVER; dau Davis and - (Godshall) Stover. Res. Columbia Ave., Lansdale, Pa. One child: Dorothy. [ Unable to complete; letters unans .] [48-142] WORTHINGTON HENNING, s David and Agnes (Trumbauer) Henning [48-70]; m MARGARET BECKER; dau Joseph and Annie (Hallmeyer) Becker. Kulpsville, Pa. No issue. [Letters unans.] [48-143] BLANCHE HENNING, dau David and Agnes (Trumbauer) Henning [48-70]; m - ; dec; has two daughters. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [48-144] JEANETTA MAY HENNING, b May 22, 1883; dau Andrew and Lydia (Hendricks) Henning [48-72]; m DE WITT KLINE, s Ephraim and Elizabeth (Groff) Kline. Ad. Royersford, R, D. No. 1, Pa. (1921.) Children (6): 1. John Linwood, dec. 2. Margaret Irene, b 1906. 3. Estella, b 1908. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 681 4. Edna, b 1910. 5. Earl, b 1915. 6. Willard, b 1920. [48-145] CHARLES RUSSELL HENNING, b July 28, 1889; s Andrew and Lydia (Hendricks) Henning [48-72]; m EDNA BOWER, dau Harry and Emma (Shade) Bower. Ad. North Wales, Pa. (1921.) Children (4): 1. Gladys, 2. Anna May, 3. Blanche, 4. Harry. [ Unable to complete .] [48-146]ELLA T. BEAN, b Mar. 1, 1893; dan Milton and Susan (Tyson) Bean [48-73] ; m Mar. 31 , 1917, HARRISON JOHNSON, b Aug. 4, 1891; s Charles T. and Annie (Kinsey) Johnson. Weaver; Kulpsville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [48-147] ALICE T. BEAN, b Oct. 13, 1895; dau Milton and Susan (Tyson) Bean [48-73]; m Mar. 23, 1918, JOSIAH HARTZEL, b June 28, 1896; s Horace and Ella (Reller) Hartzel. Farmer; Lansdale, R. F. D. No. 1, Pa. (1920.) One child: Mildred B. [48-148] MINNIE T. BEAN, b Dec. 12, 1898; dau Milton and Susan (Tyson) Bean [48-73]; m June 8, 1918, LINFORD FRETZ, b Mar. 18, 1896; s Irwin and Nettie (Morgan) Fretz. Truck driver; Center Square, Pa. (1920.) One child: Minnie Gertrude, b Apr. 17, 1919. [48-151] VIRGIL B. SNYDER, b Dec. 17, 1892; s Isaac H. and Lillian B. (Brey) Snyder [48-75]; m Aug. 1, 1914, MAYME ROSENBERGER, b Sept. 6, 1893; dau Jacob and Annie (Heebner) Rosen- berger [21-156]. Machinist; Souderton, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [48-152] MARVIN SNYDER DE HAVEN, b July 20, 1883; s James M. and Annie (Snyder) De Haven [48-78]; m June 21, 1905, EMMA PAULSWORTH, b Jan. 7, 1884; dau Uriah and Mary (Love- man) Paulsworth. Station agent; Absecon, N. J. (1918.) Children {2): 1. Ada Paulsworth, b Dec. 13, 1908. 2. Marvin Snyder, b Mar. 24, 1913. [48-153] HENRY VERNON DE HAVEN, b Jan. 12, 1889; s James M. and Annie (Snyder) De Haven [48-78] ;m June 24, 1914, FLORENCE EDNA SHRIVER, b Aug. 27, 1889; dau Charles Miller Shriver. Pharmacist; proprietor of De Haven’s Drug Store; 106 W. Gay St., West Chester, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Dorothy Elizabeth, b June 22, 1917. 2. Ruth Adele, b June 6, 1922. [48-154] EMMA K. SNYDER, b Dec, 18, 1891; dau Justus H. and Annie K. (Kriebel) Snyder [48-79]; m Mar. 26, 1910, HENRY S. BERGEY, b Mar. 10, 1891; s John and Lizzie (Simmons) Bergey. Motorman; 206 Forrest Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Ella Mae, b Mar. 21, 1911. 2. Mabel S., b Aug. 10, 1914. 3. Florence Marie, b Aug. 27, 1916. [48-155] ABRAM CASSEL SNYDER, s Josiah R. H. and Sophia (Cassel) Snyder [48-80a]; m Oct. 19, 1912, KATHRYNE MARIA SMITH, b Aug. 9, 1889; dau William G. Smith. Foreman; North Wales, Pa, (1918.) Children (2): 1. Anna Victorine, b Aug. 1, 1913. 2. Lydia Cassel, b May 4, 1917. 682 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [48-158] MARY E. SNYDER, b Oct. 24, 1901; dau Josiah R. H. and Lydia (Frederick) Snyder [48-80b]; m Apr. 5, 1919, CHARLES HOEPHLE. Res. Telford, Pa. (1921.) [48-159] HENRY WARREN S. REED, b Aug. 26, 1891; s Howard F. and Susanna H. (Snyder) Reed [48-81]; m Mar. 4, 1916, KATIE BERGEY MININGER, b Sept. 22, 1887; dau Henry J. and Lizzie B. (Bergey) Mininger. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) One child: Howard, b Apr. 10, 1917. [48-160] AMBROSE S. REED, b Aug. 9, 1894; s Howard F. and Susanna H. (Snyder) Reed [48-81]; m Jan. 6, 1917, KATIE T. LONG, b Sept. 22, 1897; dau Edwin S. and Lydian H. (Thomas) Long. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Claude T., b Sept. 11, 1918. 2. Edwin. [48-162] ELSIE EMMA REIGLE, b Jan. 6, 1897; dau Stewart L. and Mary Amanda (Snyder) Reigle [48-88]; m Dec. 19, 1917, HARRY W. ABENDROTH, b Oct. 31, 1896; s Harry William and Caroline (Gratz) Abendroth. Railroad fireman; 2115 N. 7th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Harry Weist, b Mar. 22, 1919. [48-163] VIOLA KRATZ, b Nov. 4, 1899; dau George S. and Jennie S. (Kriebel) Kratz [48-130]; m Jan. 31, 1920, HARRY L. DETWEILER; s Benjamin M. and Lydia (Lewis) Detweiler. Chauffeur; Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) One child: Raymond, b Dec. 30, 1920. TOBIAS HARTRANFT [E 49] and his DESCENDANTS 684 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49] TOBIAS HERTERRANFT (HARTRANFT) [E49] of Lauterseiffen, Silesia, b about 1684; m Nov. 17, 1717, BARBARA JACKEL [E 134], of Ober Harpersdorf, sister of Matthias Jackel [E 54]. Tobias Herterranft and his wife came to Pa. in 1734 with their children. They settled in Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., later Marlborough. [Plate D IV.] Tobias d Oct. 4, 1758, and is probably buried in the cemetery of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church near Red Hill, Pa., although his grave has not been located. Barbara, his wife, died Feb. 15, 1764, and is buried in the Washington Schw. Cem. The late Gov. John F. Hartranft was the sixth in descent from Tobias Herterranft. The funeral sermon of Tobias Herterranft is preserved in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library. Children ( 6 ): [69b] 1. Maria [E 135], b Sept. 5, 1718, in O. Hdrf.; baptized Sept. 6, 1718 — -Sponsors: Christoff - ; Eva Heydrick; Maria Schonwalderin; d Dec. 9, 1799; m Melchior Schultz [E 69]. r ^nn.a ! twins, b Oct. 6, 1719; baptized Oct. 7, 1719; sponsors for Anna — Christoff [49-1] 3. Kosina J - ; Eva Heydrick; Maria Schonwalderin; sponsors for Rosina — Caspar Hartranft, Rosina Jackel, Barbara Hartranft: Rosina m - Frosch. Anna d Nov. 3, 1719; aged 3 wks. ; buried with a sermon. [49-2] 4. George [E 136], b June 3, 1721; baptized June 4, 1721; sponsors — Balthasar Heydrick; Maria Schonwalder; Barbara Hartranft; d Nov. 11, 1759; m Maria Elizabeth Schmiedt. [49-3] 5. Melchior [E 138], b 1726; d Nov. 3, 1760; m Anna - [49-4] 6. Abraham [E 137], b - ; d Dec. 12, 1766; m Susanna Schubert [E 96]. In 1782, Melchior Schultz [69b] in his will mentions: (a) “Barbara Mayerin, daughter of Rosina Hartranft.” (b) “Maria Mayerin, youngest daughter of Melchior Hartranft.” (c) “The four youngest children of Abraham Hartranft; Abraham, Barbara, Maria, Wilhelm.” (d) “The heirs of my wife, the children of her deceased three brothers and sisters, George Hartranft, Abraham Hartranft, Melchior Hartranft, Melchior Hartranft, and Rosina Hartranft. (e) Children of the above named George, Abraham, and Melchior Hartranft, and of Rosina Frosch or her children.” He says he sold his “Plantashe” and all his land in Hereford Twp. to his brother, Christopher Schultz and his eldest son, Andrew Schultz. [ 1776 5 m [49-20] 9. Catharine, m S. Henrich. f 1. Philip J. Nunemacher. 1 2. Abraham Schwenk. According to records of St. Paul’s Church, Red Hill, the funeral of Abraham Hartranft was held on Nov. 2, 1833. Impossible to verify above data or trace descendants. According to John F. Hartranft, this man had 12 children, and died at the age of 88. [Much of the above data was obtained from St. Paul's Church Rec. — Red Hill, Pa.) On Nov. 27, 1827, letters of administration were issued in Bucks Co. for the estate of Abraham Hartranft; settlement was filed in 1828; names mentioned: Elizabeth, Leonard, Sarah, Jacob; — there is no record of a distribution. Was this the above named Abraham Hartranft [49-18]? Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 687 The name of Abraham Hartranft is found in Marlborough Twp. in the lists of 1779, 1780, 1789; name not found in the census list of 1790. His name is also found amongst the lists of Communicants of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Red Hill, Pa., from 1795-99. He is given as a “Non- Associa tor” in Pa. Arch., 2d Series, Vol. XIV, p 29. [49-8] BARBARA HARTRANFT, h Dec. 20, 1751; dau Abraham and Susanna (Schubert) Hart¬ ranft [49 4] ; m May 11, 1774, GODFREY HAMLED. According to records this family lived in Philadelphia. They are said to have had four children. [S. H. L.\ Marriage license issued to Godfrey Hamled and Barbara Hartranft, who were married May 1 1, 1774, in Swedes’ Church, Phila. [Pa. Arch., Vol. 2, p 131.} [ Unable to trace or verify.] [49-9a-b-c] JOHN HARTRANFT, b Apr. 21, 1753; s Abraham and Susanna (Schubert) Hartranft [49-4] ; m CATHERINE - . John Hartranft was married three times, and had 13 children, among these were: Children (6): [49-21] 1. Elizabeth, b May 20, 1779; baptized July 11, 1779, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Red Hill, Pa. — sponsors: Leonard Hartranft and Elizabeth Gethman ;?n Edward Eastburn. [49-22] 2. Barbara, b 1794; d Mar. 8, 1889; m George Wister. [49-23] 3. George, known as the “Necker,” because he lived in the “neck” in Phila. [49-24] 4. Son, had children — George, John, Mary, and Margaret. [49-25] 5. Son, who had sons — Daniel and Henry, and a son who was drowned. [49—26] 6. Son (Possibly George the “Necker” or William [49-48. . . .X 4]), who had children — William, George, and Eliza, who married George Kane. While it is known that John Hartranft was married three times, the names of his wives could not be ascertained. By his 1st wife he had one child, by the 2nd wife, nine children; and by the 3rd wife three children. [ J . F. H .] One wife is buried in the German Lutheran Cem., Germantown. In 1871 one of the children was living (Barbara Wister). [Auge, p 520.] In 1779, a John Hartranft paid tax in Marlborough Twp., Pa., also in Germantown in 1774. [ Unable to verify above data.] [Notes on Hartranft family taken from the Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, Phila.} Eliza Hartranft, dau John Hartranft, married Edward Eastburn, Sept. 18, 1800. [Vol. 28.} Christopher IJartranft’s child buried in German Lutheran Burial Ground in Aug., 1797. [p 189.} William Hartranft died Sept. 14 or 15, 1797, in the morning. William Hartranft was buried in City Hospital Burial Ground, [p 199.] John Hartran’s wife d between Aug. 1, and middle of Dec. 1793. [p 115.} John Hartranft’s wife buried in German Lutheran Cem., Aug. 1 to Nov. 9, 1793. [p 57.} Christian Hartranft, aged 84, d Oct. 21, 1808. Michael Hartranft aged 60 years; buried in German Lutheran Cem. [Vol. J5.] Jan. 9, 1778, Anna Maria Verheirathete Hartranft, geboren Busch, gestorben Jan. 7, Aet. 22 yr., 6 mo., 6 da. [Germantown 1753-6, Vol. 22J+, p 575.} [Pa. Arch., 2nd Series, Vol. 2, p 131.] Marriage Licenses: May 10, 1774, Barbara Hartranft, Godfrey Hamled. They were married in Swede’s Church, Phila., May 11. [Vid. Vol. 1830; d Mar. 12, 1891; m ( l' ?fv- U™h Cauffman. [ 49-31 6b J J l 2. Bloomfield Lore. 3. David, b Feb. 11, 1832; d Sept. 26, 1833. [49-317] 4. Elmira, b Sept. 21, 1834; d Dec. 8, 1911; m Samuel Lodor. [49—318] 5. Hannah Emma, b Oct. 29, 1837; d Feb. 4, 1894; m John F. Walter. [49-319] 6. Martha, b July 21, 1840; d Sept. 18, 1902; m Henry Clay Dodson. On Sept. 30, 1858, Dr. W. B. Hahn married 2d time, Anna Bringhurst. [49-97] SAMUEL HARTRANFT, b Sept. 15, 1816; d Dec. 8, 1888; s David and Salome (Bickel) Hartranft [49-33a]; m Dec. 25, 1838, SALLIE STETLER, b 1817; d Jan. 2, 1901. Buried in Laurel Hill Cem., Phila. [49-320a] [ 49-320b] [49-321] Children {2): 1. Chester D., b Oct. 15, 1839; d Dec. 30, 1914; m ( Anna Frances Berg. I 2. Ida Thomas Berg. 2. Adam, b Jan. 28, 1845; m Elizabeth Deschamps. The will of Sarah S. Hartranft was prob. Jan. 26, 1901; the following are mentioned in the will: sons, Chester D. and Adam S. Hartranft; daughter-in-law, Elizabeth, wife of Adam S.; granddaughter Adela, grandson Chester. Nephew Johnston S. Stetler, executor. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 705 [49-98] MARIA HARTRANFT, dau David and Salome (Bickel) Hartranft [49-33a]; m SAMUEL RUDY. Children ( 5 ): 1. Child, d in infancy. [49-322] 2. Sarah, d 1872; m Austin L. Taggart. [49-323] 3. David, d 1916; m - Rahn. [49-324] 4. Emma, m Harry Ziegler. [49-325] 5. Isaac, m - [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-99] SARAH HARTRANFT, b Apr. 7, 1823; d Aug. 10, 1876; dau David and Salome (Bickel) Hartranft [49-33a] ; m Sept. 13, 1843, DAVID SUSZHOLTZ (SIESHOLTZ), b Apr. 7, 1821 ; d Aug. 31, 1908. David Siiszholtz bought the hotel property at Jeffersonville, from his brother-in-law, David. Hartranft, when the latter entered the Civil War in 1862. Children (5): [49-326] 1. Amanda, m Joseph D. Pennick. 2. Emma. 3. Sarah. 4. Irene, b July 4, 1860; d Nov. 4, 1864. 5. James, b Sept. 13, 1857; d Oct. 24, 1862. [ Unable to complete .] [49-100] ESTHER HARTRANFT, dau David and Salome (Bickel) Hartranft [49-33a]; m Dec. 13, 1836, RICHARD REIFSNYDER. Children (2): [49-327] 1. Catharine, m Isadore Hirsch. [49-328] 2. Amelia, m James Watson. [ Further data unobtainable.] [49-101] AARON HARTRANFT, b 1829; d Oct. 17, 1880; s David and Christianne (Binder) Hart¬ ranft [49-33b]; m CATHARINE SAYLOR, b 1832; d Oct. 10, 1909; dau Henry and Elizabeth (Derr) Saylor of Trappe, Pa. Aaron Hartranft was a miller; he owned a mill at Manayunk, Phila., and later kept a hotel at 7th and Germantown Ave., Phila., Pa. Children (3): 1. Howard, b Oct. 18, 1858; d June 12, 1861. [49-329] 2. Frank A., m Belle Cummings. 3. Elmer. [Dates from Trappe , Pa., Lutheran Cem.] [49-102] LOUISA HARTRANFT, b Oct. 24, 1831; d July 31, 1917; dau David and Christianne (Binder) Hartranft [49-33b]; m Jan. 27, 1859, EPHRAIM B. BICKEL, b Jan. 30, 1829; d Aug. 14, 1899; s Daniel and Elizabeth (Brower) Bickel. Merchant; lived in Norristown, Pa. Children (2): [49-330] 1. Harry N., b June 14, 1862; m Ida M. Davis. [49—331 ] 2. Emma C., b Jan. 2, 1866; m Dr. Elmer E. Johnson. [49-103] MALINDA HARTRANFT, b Oct. 24, 1832; d Oct. 10, 1898; dau David and Christianne (Binder) Hartranft [49-33b]; m Nov. 13, 1855, HENRY GEIGER (GEYER). Children (3): [49-332] 1. James, m Ida Dengler; 3228 North 16th St., Phila., Pa. 2. Chrissie; unm. [49-333] 3. David, m Laura Trout; New York. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-104] CHRISTIANN HARTRANFT, b July 28, 1841; d Mar. 12, 1914; dau David and Chris¬ tianne (Binder) Hartranft [49-33b]; m Mar. 8, 1864, JACOB SPOHN MATTHIAS, b Oct. 13, 1834; s Daniel and Elizabeth (Spohn) Matthias. Merchant and storekeeper; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1917.) 706 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (5): [49-334] 1. Maurice, b Dec. 24, 1864; m Mary A. Long. [49-335] 2. Clara Louisa, b Nov. 15, 1866; m Walter N. Smith. [49-336] 3. Elizabeth Christiann, b Feb. 14, 1869; m E. Louis Thomas. [49-337] 4. Daniel Edgar, b Feb. 24, 1871; m Katherine Young. 5. Ethel May, b May 4, 1883; unm; Norristown, Pa. [49-105] MAJOR DAVID B. HARTRANFT, b June 21, 1836; d Aug. 17, 1894; s David and Chris- tianne (Binder) Hartranft [49— 33b] ; m Dec. 25, 1859, MARY HAUBERGER, b Aug. 29, 1837; d Apr. 10, 1913; dau Jonas Hauberger. David B. Hartranft was proprietor of the hotel at Jeffersonville, Pa. In response to President Lincoln’s call for volunteers in July, 1862, Mr. Hartranft received authority to recruit a cavalry com¬ pany. Prior to this he had been an active member of Capt. Leidy’s Washington Troop, a volunteer organization in the days of peace. By the middle of August Mr. Hartranft completed his company of one hundred men and they proceeded to Harrisburg where they were mustered into service, Sept. 17, 1862. David Hartranft was First Captain of Company L, and later promoted to First Major of the 162nd Reg., 6th Pa. Volunteer, 17th Cavalry. [Bean's Hist, of Montg. Co ., p 260.} Children (5): [49-338] 1. William F., b May 7, 1861; m Anna Zimmermann; New York. [49-339] 2. Emma O., b May 1, 1863; d Oct. 1, 1913; m Walter C. Jackson. 3. Lillie Louisa, b Nov. 24, 1871; d Nov. 24, 1876. 4. Mary S., b June 13, 1867; d Aug. 2, 1868. [49-340] 5. Ella M., b June 12, 1878; m Elmer S. Schantz. [49-106] LEVI HARTRANFT, b June 24, 1817; d July 5, 1878; s Henry and Mary Ann (Gresh) Hartranft [49-35]; m MARY ANN BRITTON. Children {8): 1 . Daniel, dec; m - — - — Sonneborn. 2. Emma, b May 5, 1840; d Jan. 23, 1916; m Frederick Nagle. 3. Rebecca, b Aug. 21, 1849; m Jacob W. Mordew. 4. Levi, b Jan. 30, 1852; m Mary Ann Fitzgerald. 5. Isaac, b Feb. 28, 1854; m Emma E. Fenstermaker. 6. Hannah, b 1846; d 1901; unm. 7. Abner, d at age of 4 yr. 8. Mary. [Further data unobtainable.] [49-107] WILLIAM G. HARTRANFT, b May 8, 1819; d Jan. 15, 1893; s Henry and Mary Ann (Gresh) Hartranft [49-35]; m May 30, 1841, SARAH WEAVER, b Nov. 12, 1821; d Jan. 23, 1883. Lived in Amity Twp., Pa. Children (15): 1. Henry W., b July 13, 1842; d Jan. 6, 1906; unm. 2. Erastus, b Jan. 9, 1844; d Mar. 28, 1878; m Mary Ann - 3. Davis, b Feb. 26, 1846; d Jan. 1, 1853. 4. Sarah, d in infancy. 5. Hannah Elizabeth, b Apr. 17, 1847; d Aug. 18, 1912; m Henry Seavers. } 6. Ellen, b Sept., 1848; m 1 E *** Eagle‘ J [2. John Baus. j 7. Francis, b Dec. 13, 1850; m f E Cordelia ?,iehL J l 2. Anna Biehl. 8. Rebecca H., b Feb. 28, 1852; m Zacharias Gresh. 9. Emma, b Sept. 16, 1853; unm; seamstress, Phila., Pa. 10. James W., b Oct. 17, 1855; d Sept. 6, 1915; m Lucinda Francis. 11. Alfred W., b Sept. 27, 1857; m Jane Auman. 12. Rose, b Nov. 2, 1860; d June 23, 1888; m William Wentzel. 13. Sarah, b Aug. 21, 1862; m John B. Moyer. [49-346] [49-347] [49-348a] [49-348b] [49-349a] [49-349b] [49-350] [49-351] [49-352] [49-353] 49-354 [49-341] [49-342] [49-343] [49-344] [49-345] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 707 [49-355] 14. George W., b Nov. 4, 1864; m Annie K. Freed. 15. Charles, b Dec. 2, 1858; d July 25, 1871. [49-108] JACOB G. HARTRANFT, b Aug. 16, 1826; s Henry and Mary Ann (Gresh) Hartranft [49—35] ; m MARIA STROHM, of Reading, Pa. Jacob, Maria, and William are buried in Reading, Pa. Jacob Hartranft was for a time owner of a large hotel in Milton, Pa. [49-356] [49-357a] [49-357b] Children (8): 1. Edward, b Oct. 13, 1849; m Annie Evans. [ 1. - Cameron; nephew of Simon Cameron; had 2. Eva, b Feb. 14, 1861; m dau Nellie. 2. - Parker; lived in Phila. 3. William, dec\ called “Colonel.” [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-109] HENRY HARTRANFT, b Aug. 16, 1826; s Henry and Mary Ann (Gresh) Hartranft [49-35]; m SARAH ROBERTS. Henry Hartranft was a lawyer; buried in Laurel Hill Cem. One child: [49-358] Rufus, b Oct. 1, 1860; d Dec. 1, 1897; m Elizabeth F. Scott; 2028 North 12th St., Phila. [49-110] SAMUEL G. HARTRANFT, b June 25, 1829; d Mar. 8, 1913; s Henry and Mary Ann (Gresh) Hartranft [49-35]; m Aug. 3, 1855, MARY GREENAWALT, b Dec. 28, 1834; d July 7, 1909; dau Solomon and Catharine (Laubach) Greenawalt. Farmer; lived at Blue Church, Lehigh Co., Pa. One child: [49-359] Amelia, b Jan. 21, 1857; m Lewis H. Weaver. [49-111] DAVID HARTRANFT, b Mar. 1, 1831 ; d Feb. 5, 1906; s Henry and Mary Ann (Gresh) Hartranft [49-35]; m AMANDA BENDER, b July 24, 1834; d Feb. 2, 1904. Children {12): [49-360] [49-361 a] [49-361b] [49-362a] [49-362b] [49-363] [49-364a] [49-364b] [49-365] 1. William Henry, b Mar. 31, 1855; d May 26, 1856. 2. David G., b Sept. 2, 1857; m Margaret Linck. 3. John B., b Apr. 1, 1859; d Mar. 26, 1918; m Annie M. Shane. 1 2. Irene Rock. 4. Samuel D., b Mar. 11, 1861; d May 27, 1911; m f ^ate A- ^?,werL , l 2. Martha Collier Gordy. 5. Albert, b Dec. 3, 1862; m Louise Fuller. twins, b Oct. 23, 1864 ; d Mar. 17, 1921; m Oct. 25, 1866. 6. Conrad R. J 7. Annie E. 8. Mary Ann, b Dec. 4, 1866; m John J. Eynon. 9. Sarah, b June 20, 1869; d July 12, 1873. 10. Jacob, b July 18, 1871; d June 25, 1873. 11. Frank, b Feb. 18, 1874; d Dec. 19, 1881. 12. Harry, b Mar. 16, 1876; d June 23, 1876. [Dates copied from Family Bible.] | 1. Ida Bigger. I 2. Mary Fraser. [49-1 12a] SARAH HARTRANFT, b Mar. 12, 1836; dau Henry and Mary Ann (Gresh) Hartranft [49-35]; m ROBERT LANNING. Merchant. No issue. [49-1 12b] SARAH (HARTRANFT) LANNING, same as above, m 2d time, EDWIN M. AYERS, d Nov. 20, 1881. Farmer. No issue. [49-1 12c] SARAH (HARTRANFT-LANNING) AYERS, same as above, m 3rd time, Oct., 1902, JOHN EVANS, d Aug., 1903. Manufacturer; widow res. 1635 Bristol St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [49-113] AMELIA ANN HARTRANFT, b Dec. 13, 1837; dau Henry and Mary Ann (Gresh) Hartranft [49-35]; m, Mar., 1867, HORATIO FOSTER, b July 26, 1843; d Apr. 9, 1900; s Joseph Forkey. Cigar store keeper; res. 4533 North 19th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) 708 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 8 ): 1. Albert H., b Dec., 1869; d Dec., 1870. [49-366] 2. Russel Henry, b Jan. 2, 1871; m Clara Garner. [49-367] 3. Mary Eliza, b June 26, 1874; m Ishmael White. [49-114] ELIZABETH HARTRANFT, b — - - ; d 1916; dau Henry and Mary Ann (Gresh) Hartranft [49-35]; m ALBERT FOSTER, d bef. 1916. One child: dec. [No further data.] [49-115] WILLIAM HARTRANFT, b Oct. 15, 1825; d May 20, 1900; s Amos and Mary (Haben- stein) Hartranft [49-37]; m REBECCA BACIIERT, d May 20, 1906. Children (8): 1. Valeria, d aged 1 [49-369] 2. Levi M., m Lizzie - [49-370] 3. Thomas L., m Kate Hill. [49-371] 4. Caroline C., b Jan. 28, 1862; m John Dudley Foulke. [49-372] 5. Elizabeth A., b Mar. 28, 1866; m Thomas Fusselman. [49-373] 6. Louisa, b May 25, 1869; m Livingston Sassaman. [49-374] 7. Elijah, ni Ellen Hill. 8. Charles Henry, b Feb. 4, 1871; d young. Kate Hill and Ellen Hill were first cousins. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [49-116] LEVINA HARTRANFT, b Nov. 11, 1834; d Mar. 25, 1915; dau Amos and Mary (Haben- stein) Hartranft [49-37]; m MOSES ECKROTH, b June 7, 1835; d Apr. 21, 1903; s John and Elizabeth (Miller) Eckroth. Laborer; res. New Ringgold, Pa. (1919.) [49-375] [49-376] [49-377a] [49-377b] [49-378] [49-379] [49-380] Children (6): 1. Annetta, b 1854; d 1875; m Samuel Fetter; Hazleton, Pa. 2. Valentine, b - ; Allentown, Pa. 3. Ellen, b Apr. 17, 1861; m ( William l 2. William Schraer. 4. William, b Nov. 8, 1864; d Mar. 26, 1904; m Mary A. Fritz. 5. Amandus; Allentown, Pa. 6. Edwin, b July 26, 1873; m Cora M. Mohl. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [49-117] REBECCA HARTRANFT, b Jan. 13, 1832; d Oct. 17, 1898; dau Amos and Mary (Haben- stein) Hartranft [49-37]; m Nov. 12, 1850, CHARLES A. BAYLEY, b Mar. 1, 1825; d May 17, 1900. Lived at Orwigsburg and Audenried, Pa. Children (7): [49-381] 1. William A., b Dec. 29, 1851; m Mary Elizabeth Koons. [49-382] 2. Thomas A., b Mar. 20, 1856; m Mary Jane Minick. 3. Amos Monroe, b June 24, 1857; unm; Chicago, 433 E. 46th St. 4. Charles Abraham, d in infancy. [49-383] 5. Mary, b Oct. 10, 1860; m James Hampshire. [49-384] 6. Emma Victoria, b Dec. 7, 1862; m Alexander S. Day. [49-385] 7. Clara, b 1865; d 1898; m John Henry. [49-118] THOMAS HARTRANFT, b May 30, 1828; d May 5, 1897; s William and Margaret (Adams) Hartranft [49-39]; m June 2, 1853, EMELINE STEPHENS, b Sept. 22, 1833; d Jan. 9, 1903; dau Jacob and Julia (Lieby) Stephens. Butcher; res. Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (10): [49-386] 1. Rosanna, b Aug. 3, 1854; m John T. Scheirer. [^87a] 1 Evan w b A 15 lg56; m I I- Clara Gangawer. [49— 387b] j 1 l 2. Anne Saul. 3. Leo S., b Apr. 11, 1858; unm; 630 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. 4. Emma V., b May 30, 1863; m John E. Sherry. [49-388] Plate 79 Rev. Jacob Meschter [66-5]. Pastor of “The Schwenkfelder Society.” Plate 80 Rev. George Meschter [06-7], Minister of “The Scliwenkfelder Society.” William Yeakel Meschter [66-5a]. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 709 [49-389] [49-390] [49-391a] [49-39 lb] 5. William, dec. 6. Jacob A., b Dec. 21, 1868; m Jennie Demsay. Jacob d in Chicago; left two sons. 7. Mary A., b Dec. 15, 1870; m Elvin Mailon. 8. Lillie A., b Aug. 12, 1872; dec. ! 9. Ada, b Jan. 8, 1874; m | J- ^illiam Wilke. J 12. Clarence L. Kidder. 10. Franklin T., b July 10, 1876; dec; unm. [Further data unobtainable.] [49-119] JACOB LUTZ, b Jan. 7, 1839; d Nov. 26, 1920; s Jacob and Christina (Hartranft) Lutz [49-40]; m HANNAH MULLER, b Oct. 11, 1839; d Mar. 21, 1919; dau Daniel and Hannah (Gerber) Muller. Farmer. [49-392] [49-393] [49-394] [49-395] [49-396] [49-397] [49-398a] [49-398b] [49-399] [49-400] [49-401] [49-402] [49-403] [49-404] Children (13): 1. Alice. 2. Jeremiah. 3. Emma. 4. William; Pine St., Tamaqua, Pa. 5. Ida, b Dec. 16, 1864; m Alfred Kutz. 6. Cora, b May 30, 1873; m Charles Remalay. 7. Rosa A., b June 1, 1878; m j 1. Stephen Shellhamer. I 2. Robert T. Musselman. 8. Jane, m George Geiger; Snyders, Pa. 9. Edwin. 10. Elmer; Snyders, Pa. [Letters not ans.; further data not obtainable.] 11. Erwin; 1112 Court St., Allentown, Pa. 12. Olivia, b May 7, 1880; m L. H. Adams; Tamaqua, Pa. 13. Harry IL, b May 30, 1884; m Minnie Mautz, Snyders, Pa. [49-119.1] HANNAH LUTZ, b Feb. 9, 1828; d Oct. 2, 1912; dau Jacob and Christina (Hartranft) Lutz [49-40]; m Aug. 30, 1846, CHARLES EVERETT, b Sept. 13, 1819; s Jacob and Susanna (Swab) Everett. Farmer; Lynnport, Pa. (1918.) Children (9): [49-405] 1. Penrose, b Feb. 27, 1847; d Feb. 7, 1916; m Fietta Levan. [49-406] 2. Monroe, b Nov. 14, 1849; m Mary Ohlinger. 3. Amandes, b Dec. 3, 1852; d Sept. 11, 1885. [49-407] 4. Ellen Jane, b Oct. 18, 1855; m Monroe Wertman. [49-408] 5. Jeanetta, b Apr. 25, 1859; m Isaac Ohlinger. [49-409] 6. Isabella, b Jan. 7, 1862; m Calvin Miller. 7. Sarah, b Sept. 2, 1864; d Aug. 21, 1865. [49-410] 8. Thomas Elmer, b May 27, 1866; m Ruth Westwood. SIM!!?1, 1 »• Mary Alice, b Apr. 27, 1869; m \ l' Edmu,«l N. A. Kratzer. [49-41 lb] J in. I 2. Arthur Lutz. [49-120] SAMUEL HARTRANFT, b Sept. 4, 1807; d Nov. 3, 1862; s John and Anna M. (Roth) Hartranft [49-41]; m ELIZABETH DAVIDHEISER, b Feb. 13, 1811; d Jan. 2, 1882. Children (J): [49-412] 1. Henry, b Sept. 14, 1830; d Mar. 11, 1882; m Caroline Egolf. [49-413] 2. Mary D., b Aug. 30, 1837; d Sept. 3, 1878; m Harrison Y. Swinehart. [49—414] 3. Aaron D., b Feb. 11, 1841; d Aug. 22, 1907; m Catharine B. Fryer. 4. Sarah, d 1863; under 14. [49-121] MAGDALENA HARTRANFT, b Oct. 26, 1808; d Jan. 4, 1884; dau John and Anna M. (Roth) Hartranft [49-41]; m Nov. 16, 1828, HENRY ENDY, b June 14, 1803; d Jan. 1, 1869. Children (10): [49-415] 1. Reuben, d Dec. 14, 1901; m Lydia Bechert. [49-416] 2. Daniel, m Sarah Muthard. [49-417] 3. Mary, b Mar. 18, 1834; d July 25, 1919; m Joseph Mest; Macungie, Pa. 710 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-418] 4. Leah, m William Snabel. [49-419] 5. Mathias, dec; m Kate Angstadt. [49-420] 6. James, b Jan. 3, 1837; d June 12, 1912; m Mary Beideman. [49-421] 7. Amelia, b Sept. 23, 1842; d Oct. 22, 1916; m John Mest. [49-422] 8. Elizabeth, b -Jan. 12, 1845; d Feb. 7, 1903; m Nathan Leeser. [49-423] 9. John, b Apr. 1847; d May 17, 1894; m Hannah Moyer. !«J24a] 5 10 Anna h Apr. 7 1850; m I John Herb. [49-424b] j 1 2. A. Miller. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] ♦ [49-122] AMOS HARTRANFT, b Jan. 1, 1813; d May 16, 1890; s John and Anna M. (Roth) Hartranft [49-41]; m ELIZABETH FISHER, b Apr. 6, 1810; d Nov. 19, 1878. Children ( 2 ): [49-425] 1. Elizabeth, m Jacob Smith. [49-426] 2. Lydia, b Nov. 17, 1836; d June 1, 1886; m William Gable. [ Unable to verify or complete .] [49-123] REUBEN HARTRANFT, b Dec. 18, 1818; d June 24, 1883; s John and Anna M. (Roth) Hartranft [49-41]; m MARGARETTA SMITH, b Sept. 13, 1820; d Apr. 7, 1896. Lived 3 miles from Boyertown, Pa., near Weiss’s Hotel. Children (7): [49-427] 1. Isaac S., b Aug. 9, 1842; m Mary Emma Wentzel. [49-428] 2. Elizabeth J., b Jan. 3, 1846; m Jacob B. Drumheller. [49-429] 3. Amanda, dec; m Henry Wentzel. [49-430] 4. Mary Ann, b Mar. 13, 1849; m Jeremiah Focht. [49-431] 5. Francis, m Rose (Clara) Yocum. 6. Edwin, d young. 7. William, d young. [Further data unobtainable.] [49-124] SARAH WEISS, dau John and Anna (Hartranft) Weiss [49-42]; m SAMUEL or LEVI FISHER. Hiester Fisher, Athol, Pa., is a descendant. [Unable to complete or verify.] [49-125] SAMUEL WEISS, b Aug. 2, 1809; d Feb. 9, 1883; s John and Anna (Hartranft) Weiss [49-42]; m CATHARINE YORGEY, b Nov. 24, 1815; d July 22, 1895. Children (8): [49-432] [49-433] [49-434a] [49-434b] [49-435] [49-436] [49-437] [49-438] [49-439] 1. Henry, dec; m - ; Howard Weiss of Pottstown, Pa., is a son. 2. Urias; Athol, Pa. 1 3. John Y„ b Aug. 26. 1842; m I I ^nn J l 2. Mary Anna Hill. 4. Ephraim, m a dau of Rev. D. K. Humbert. 5. William; Boyertown, Pa. 6. Horace; Pottstown, Pa. 7. Mary Ann, m Henry Egle; dec; son Horace lives at Douglassville, Pa. 8. Sophia, dec; m Ephraim Hatfield. No issue. [Unable to complete; letters unans.] [49-125.1] POLLY WEISS, dau John and Anna (Hartranft) Weiss [49-42]; m THOMAS TUR¬ NER. Amanda Fox is a grandchild. [Further data unobtainable.] [49-126] REBECCA WEISS, dau John and Anna (Hartranft) Weiss [49-42]; m SAMUEL or REUBEN FEATHER. William Feather of Pottstown, Pa., is said to beason. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-127] SOPHIA WEISS, dau John and Anna (Hartranft) Weiss [49-42]; m WILLIAM BECH¬ TEL. Philip Bechtel of Athol, Pa., is said to be a son. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 711 [49-127.1] EPHRAIM WEISS, b Oct. 16, 1816; (/Mar. 4, 1864; s John and Anna (Hartranft) Weiss [49-42]; m - . James R. Weiss of Pottstown, Pa., is said to be a son. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-129] WILLIAM H. WISE (WEISS), b Jan. 31, 1822; d Jan. 18, 1898; s John and Anna (Hart¬ ranft) Weiss [49-42]; m REBECCA LEVENGOOD, b Mar. 17, 1826; d May 5, 1875. Children (10): [49-440] 1. Philip L., b Oct. 23, 1845; d Apr. 13, 1916; m Susan H. Rhoads. [49-441] 2. Leah, b Mar. 10, 1848; d Mar. 1, 1892; m A. H. Rhoads. [49-442] 3. Rebecca, b Sept. 5, 1850; m William Feather. [49-443] 4. Wellington L., b Dec. 16, 1852; m Rosa E. Rhoads. [49-444] 5. Amanda, b Mar. 7, 1855; m William H. Romich, Jr. 6. Delilah, b Sept. 4, 1857; d Aug. 22, 1877. [49-445] 7. Irwin L., b May 7, 1860; d Mar. 25, 1900; m Lenora K. Kauffman. [49-446] 8. John Harvey L., b Jan. 17, 1863; m Mary A. Rhoads. [49-447] 9. Warren L., b July 24, 1866; m Ellen Spatz. [49-448] 10. Annie A., b May 15, 1870; m William H. Adams. The will of William H. Wise of Douglass Twp., was prob. Feb. 5, 1898; a trust fund was created for Philip and Wellington. Name of wife is given as Amelia. Was he married twice (?). [ Unable to complete. Letters unans.] [49-129.1] HENRY WEISS, s John and Anna (Hartranft) Weiss [49-42]; m MARY DAVID- HEISER. Henry Weiss is deceased, but widow and son are said to live in Pottstown, Pa. [ No further data.] [49-130] CAROLINE WEISS, dau John and Anna (Hartranft) Weiss [49-42]; m JEREMIAH WENTZEL. O. W. Wentzel, Pottstown, Pa., is said to be a son. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-131] WILLIAM H. MATHIAS, b Jan. 24, 1830; d Mar. 23, 1904; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Matthias [49-43]; m Nov. 2, 1851, MARIA MOYER, b Oct. 11, 1830; d Apr. 29, 1908; dau George and - (Muthard) Moyer. Children (6): [49-449] 1. James, b May 24, 1855; m Hannah Rohrbach. [49-450] 2. Emeline, m Henry Wolfgang. 3. Elizabeth; Shanesville, Pa. [49-451] 4. Mahlon M., b Feb. 22, 1861; m Mary Reichard. [49-452] 5. Sarah, b Oct. 25, 1867; m John Rhoads. [49-453] 6. Mary Ann, m Nathaniel Fry. [ Unable to complete.] [49-132] JONATHAN MATHIAS, b Mar. 18, 1828; d Oct. 21, 1915; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Matthias [49-43]; m Apr. 12, 1874, HANNAH BAUS, b July 30, 1840; d Nov. 11, 1878; dau John and Sarah Ann (Drumheller) Baus. Farmer. (1919.) One child: [49-454] Sallie, b Sept. 8, 1876; m Alvin L. Oberholtzer. [49-133] MARY MATTHIAS, dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Matthias [49-43]; m JONATHAN HOUCK. Children (3): [49-455] 1. Morris, m - ; Boyertown, Pa. [49—456] 2. Mary, m Benneville Conrad. 3. Daughter. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-134] SARAH MATHIAS, dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Mathias [49-43]; m PHIL¬ IP SCHNEIDER. Shoe manufacturer; Allentown, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families I Children (9): 1. Elemina, m Henry Erb; Allentown, Pa. 2. James; 26 North 16th St., Allentown, Pa. 3. Kate, m Frank Nickum; 26 North 16th St., Allentown, Pa. 4. Lizzie, m William Peters; 26 North 16th St., Allentown, Pa. 5. William, b Aug. 21, 1867; unm; 26 North 16th St., Allentown, Pa. 6. Mary, m Milton Kline; 26 North 16th St., Allentown, Pa. 7. Anne, b Aug. 10, 1876; m Howard F. Weaver; 108 N. 13th St., Allentown, Pa. 8. John, d 25 yrs. old; unm. 9. Emma, d in infancy. [Letters unans.; unable to verify or complete.] [49-135] ESTHER MATHIAS, d June, 1918; dan Abraham and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Mathias [49-43]; m DAVID HAFER, d Aug., 1903. Children ( 8 ): [49-462] 1. James, m — - — ; Reading, Pa. [49-463] 2. William, m Amanda - ; Stony Creek, Pa. [49-464] 3. Charles, b Apr. 3, 1874; m Sylvania S. Ludwig. [49-465] 4. Edwin, m - — ; Lorraine, Pa. [49-466] 5. Lloyd, m - ; Stony Creek, Pa. [49-467] 6. Lucy, m Daniel Fres; Reading, Pa. [49-468] 7. Lillian, m Harvey Hetrick. [49-469] 8. Isabella, m Henry Rothermel. [Letters ret.; unable to complete or verify.] 712 [49-457] [49-458] [49-459] [49-460] [ 49-46 lj [49-136] JOHN LEVENGOOD, b Apr. 30, 1795; d Jan. 10, 1871 ; s Daniel and Mary (Hartranft) Levengood [49-44]; m HANNAH YOCUM, b Apr. 30, 1795; d Jan. 10, 1871. [Dates of birth anddeath evidently wrong. ] Children (5): [49-470] 1. Jeremiah, b Aug. 21, 1821; d Oct. 21, 1889; m Lucy Ann Shirey. [49-471] 2. Lavinia, m John Schantz. [49—472] 3. Mary, m Daniel Shiery. [49-473] 4. Catharine, b May 13, 1832; d July 1, 1901; m John N. Schiery. [49-474] 5. George, m Sarah Reider. [49-137] PETER LEVENGOOD, s Daniel and Mary (Hartranft) Levengood [49-44]; m RE¬ BECCA — One child: [49-475] Peter B., m Mary E. - . (No direct evidence that Peter is the son of Peter Leven¬ good.) In the will of Peter Levengood, Amity Twp., Berks Co., Pa., prob. Apr. 27, 1876 (Peter Levengood, executor) the following are mentioned: “Jeremiah Lavinia children of my bro. John. Catherine Christina, w Charles Roan | children of my br0. Isaae. Sarah, w ot John Gehret J Harry Nagle, son of said Christina Roan.” [49-137.1] ISAAC LEVENGOOD, s Daniel and Mary (Hartranft) Levengood [49-44]; m LAU¬ RETTA HARNER. Children (4): [49-476] 1. Christina, b Mar., 1840; d Mar. 10, 1909; m Charles Rahn. [49-477] 2. Sarah, dec; m John Gehret; dec; had children. [49-478] 3. Henry, m - ; Monocacy, Pa. [49-479] 4. Isaac, m - ; Phila., Pa.; had children. [Letters unans.; no further data.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 713 [49- 138a] HENRY C. HARTRANFT, b Jan. 14, 1810; d Dee. 26, 1882; s Andrew and Mary M. (Frankenberger) Hartranft [49-45]; m Aug. 7, 1834, ELIZABETH BUCH, b Jan. 2, 1814; d Aug. 16, 1854. Children (6): [49-479.1] 1. John, b Nov. 13, 1835; m Helen Webster; son Harry lives in Detroit, Mich. [49-480] 2. William A., b July 9, 1838; d July 26, 1911; m — - ; Hollins, Ala. [49-481] 3. Jefferson, b Aug. 12, 1840; d June 4, 1865; m Crissie L. Hutchinson. [49-482] 4. Uriah Conrad, b May 16, 1844; d Aug. 6, 1906; m Margaret I. Bennett. [49-483] 5. Mary Ellen, b May 28, 1847 ; d Apr. 20, 1906; in John Fox Nicely. [49—484] 6. Sarah Ella, b June 30, 1850; in George Stauffer. [49- 138b] HENRY C. HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 15, 1855, JANE BART- LOW, b Jan. 15, 1831; d May 1, 1895. Children ( 8 ): [49-485] 1. Vinnetta J., b July 25, 1857; m John R. Heiney. [49-486] 2. Samuel Cloyd, b Aug. 19, 1859; m Mabelle M. Griffin. [49-487] 3. Charles Ward, b Jan. 18, 1861; m Ida May Hoffman. 4. Joseph Elmer, b Nov. 12, 1862; d young. 5. Frank Lincoln, b July 31, 1864; unin. 6. George Calvin, b Dec. 22, 1866. 7. Margaret Gertrude, b Mar. 10, 1869. [49-488] 8. Harry Ellwood, b Nov. 5, 1871; m Martha Ann Wolfgram. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] [49-139] CONRAD HARTRANFT, b Sept. 4, 1811 ; d Dec. 1, 1884; s Andrew and Mary M. (Frank- enberger) Hartranft [49^5]; m ELIZABETH BRANTHONER. One child: [49-489] Clarissa, b May 28, 1836; d June 24, 1908; m William Patterson. [49-140] MARY M. HARTRANFT, b Feb. 1, 1814; d Nov. 24, 1878; dau Andrew and Mary M. (Frankenberger) Hartranft [49-45]; m Jan 5, 1836, JOHN S. MOYER, b Jan. 2, 1812; d June 30, 1890. Children ( 12 ): [49-490] [49-491] [49-492a] [49-492b] [49-493] [49-494] [49-495] [49-496] [49-497] [49-498] 1. Henry Clinton, b Oct. 14, 1836; d Sept. 24, 1908; m Elizabeth Cramer. 2. Ethelinda, b Feb. 4, 1838; d Sept. 7, 1838. 3. Child, d in infancy. 4. Harriet N., b Aug. 11, 1840; d Feb. 11, 1913; m Warren W. Ransom. ) 5. Daniel V., b Sept. 2, 1842; d Nov. 9, 1910; m ( ^ li* ^Ve]geL J 1 2. Ida M. Cook. 6. Sarah, b Nov. 29, 1844; m William E. Crane. 7. Aaron Joseph, b Jan. 25, 1847; d Oct. 23, 1916; m Rebecca Weaver 8. William Oscar, b May 19, 1849; d Jan. 28, 1873; unm. 9. Martha E., b Oct. 1, 1851; m George H. Hopfer. 10. Mary Emma, b Dec. 3, 1853; m Jeremiah M. Cornwell. 11. John C. B., b Oct. 20, 1856; m Zilpha E. Haverly. 12. Frank L., b July 2, 1859; m Julia C. Bennet. [49-141] JOHN B. HARTRANFT, b Nov. 21, 1816; d Aug. 8, 1886; s Andrew and Mary M (Frankenberger) Hartranft [49-45]; m Mar. 22, 1841, MARY DOCTOR, b Mar. 22, 1822; d Nov. 5, 1864; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Meacham) Doctor. Lived in St. John Co., Mich. Children (10): [49-499] 1. Lucinda Jane, b Apr. 16, 1842; d Mar. 31, 1916; in Thomas Darry. [49-500] 2. Jacob Andrew, b Sept. 18, 1843; d July 14, - ; m Iza May Wright. 3. Susanna, b Aug. 7, 1845. [49-501] 4. Emma Caroline, b Feb. 18, 1847; d Dec. 11, 1916; m Norman Sanders; Three Rivers, Mich. 5. Phoebe Ellen, b Jan. 5, 1849. [49-502] 6. Cordelia Angeline, b Sept. 21, 1850; in George W. Maurer. 714 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-503] 7. Thomas Wellberum, b July 14, 1855; d Dec. 13, 1902; m Daisy Pitcher. No issue. 8. Mary Catherine, b Nov. 5, 1857; Elkhart, Ind. [49-504] 9. John Melvin, b May 16, 1860; m Hannah E. Bertch. 10. Elizabeth, b Aug. 19, 1862. [49-142] WILLIAM HARTRANFT, b Mar. 15, 1819; d Sept. 10, 1888; s Andrew and Mary M. Frankenberger) Hartranft [49-45]; m Mar. 29, 1849, PHEBE DERR, b May 27, 1827; d Apr. 1, 1883; dau Christopher Derr. Blacksmith and farmer; lived in Moreland Township, Pa. Children (8): 1. Mary Jane, b July 21, 1850; d Dec. 24, 1861. 2. Hannah Alice, b Oct. 14, 1852; d Jan. 20, 1862. 3. Christopher Derr, b Sept. 1, 1854; d Jan. 17, 1862. [49-505] 4. Effie Ann, b Aug. 9, 1857; m Timothy O. Renn. 5. Emery Seth, b Aug. 26, 1859; d Dec. 17, 1859. [49-506] 6. Martha Washington, b Sept. 26, 1860; m Smith W. Opp. 7. John Franklin, b Apr. 3, 1864; d May 13, 1864. [49-143] SAMUEL HARTRANFT, b Apr. 3, 1821 ; d Feb. 1, 1893; s Andrew and Mary M. (Frank¬ enberger) Hartranft [49-45]; m AMANDA M. DOCTOR, b Feb. 12, 1824; d Dec. 22, 1881 ; dau George and Elizabeth (Wendel) Doctor. Children (18): [49-507] 1. Mary Elizabeth, b Nov. 8, 1844; d May 16, 1911; m David H. Black. [49-508] 2. Joseph W., b May 19, 1846; d Aug. 25, 1909; m Elmira R. Little. [49-509] 3. Alice W., b Mar. 30, 1848; m Samuel B. Sprout. [49-510] 4. Emily A., b Aug. 12, 1849; d Mar. 11, 1919; m Barkley Horner. 5. George D., b Feb. 8, 1851; d Nov. 13, 1851. [49-511] 6. Elnora V., b July 23, 1852; d July 21, 1888; m Walter S. Opp. 7. Oliver H., b Feb. 27, 1854; d Oct. 18, 1855. [49-512] 8. Clarence C., b Feb. 25, 1856; d Nov. 19, 1908; m Mary E. Heberling. [49-513] 9. Simon Cameron, b Nov. 5, 1858; m Mattie Bitler. [49-514] 10. Harry C. (Metzger), b Oct. 5, 1860; m Hattie A. Strobert. 11. William A., b Oct. 19, 1862; 1014 10th St., N. E. Washington, D. C. 12. Edmond G., b June 23, 1864; d Oct. 4, 1865. [49-515] 13. Samuel A., b Mar. 24, 1867; m Lulu M. Smith. [49-144] ELIZABETH HARTRANFT, b Nov. 15, 1823; d July 4, 1914; dau Andrew and Mary M. (Frankenberger) Hartranft [49-45 X 1]; m JOSEPH SAEGER, b July 15, 1825; d July 23, 1905. Children (3): [49-516] 1. Mary Ann, b July 13, 1854; d Mar. 1, 1907; m Samuel App. [49-517] 2. George, b Sept. 9, 1852; d Nov. 21, 1916; m Josephine W. Bubb. [49-518] 3. Rebecca Caroline, b Aug. 11, 1856; d July 8, 1911; m Otis Edward Bender. [49-145] JOSEPH HARTRANFT, b Mar. 19, 1826; d May 9, 1896; s Andrew and Mary M. (Frankenberger) Hartranft [49-45 Xl];m Jan. 9, 1851, JANE ELIZABETH TOMB, b Aug. 17, 1827; d Oct. 9, 1905; dau Henry and Ann (Blackwell) Tomb. Lived at Jersey Shore, Pa. Children (11): [49-519] [49-520a] [49-520b] [49-520c] [49-521] 1. Harriet Temperance, b Sept. 27, 1851; d July 23, 1852. 2. Andrew Judson, b Dec. 7, 1852; d May 18, 1913; m Mary Alice Hartman. 3. Ann Mary, b Aug. 13, 1854; d Apr. 14, 1855. 4. Emma Hasseltine, b July 21, 1856; d Aug. 25, 1865. 5. Enoch Blackwell, b Dec. 24, 1857; d Mar. 14, 1858. 6. William Henry, b Feb. 23, 1859; d Sept. 17, 1910; m I 7. Joseph Arthur, b Apr. 7, 1861; m Ella Mary Ramsey. 8. Daniel Moyer, b Mar. 27, 1863; d Aug. 19, 1865. 1. Cynthia Campbell. 2. Rose B. Wolcott. 3. Rachel Emma Cruse Clark. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 715 9. Charles Bertram, b Apr. 22, 1865; d Sept. 29, 1869. [49-522] 10. Anna May, b Mar. 23, 1867; m Harry Grant Starrett. [«a| } 1L Ed™rd T°mb' 6 A»r- 29’ 1871 ; * Aug' 2’ 1918; m { 2. Cardie Emtt. [Hist. Lycoming Co., Pa. Unable to complete.} [49-146] ANDREW JACKSON HARTRANFT, b Aug. 12, 1828; d July 12, 1890; s Andrew and Mary M. (Frankenberger) Hartranft [49-45]; m Feb. 21, 1856, ISABELLA REESER, b Jan. 19, 1837; d Jan. 13, 1897. Children (6): [49-524] 1. Mary Leanda, b Jan. 4, 1857; m George Calhoun McKee. [49-525] 2. Harry Judson, b June 1, 1858; m Alace Johnson. 3. John Calvin, b Mar. 17, 1860; d June 5, 1891. [49-526] 4. Florence McClella, b July 23, 1862; d June 9, 1917; m Harry Gauger. [49-527] 5. Lizzie Jane, b May 30, 1864; d Jan. 20, 1903; m Theodore Yeager. 6. Anne Belle, b Oct. 1, 1870; d Oct. 16, 1878. [49-147] GEORGE W. HARTRANFT, b July 16, 1831; d Oct. 6, 1901; s Andrew and Mary M. (Frankenberger) Hartranft [49-45 X 1]; m CATHARINE FOUSEL, dan Philip and Julia (Cramer) Fousel. Lived in Montgomery, Pa. Children (7): 1. Elizabeth, b Sept. 21, 1856; Montgomery, Pa. [49-528] 2. Philip F., b Nov. 5, 1858; m Susan L. Metzger. [49-529] 3. Rose M., b Oct. 31, 1863; m Alexander Decker; Montgomery, Pa. [49-530] 4. Edward G., b Dec. 5, 1867; m Minnie Smith; Montgomery, Pa. [49-531] 5. Henrietta M., b Apr. 1, 1872; m Harry Hart; Montgomery, Pa. [49-532] 6. Elmer, b Jan. 18, 1876; m Kate Hart; Montgomery, Pa. 7. George W., b Sept. 13, 1869; d Jan. 4, 1882. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [49-148] JOSEPH HARTRANFT, b May 21, 1802; d June 22, 1857; s John and Hannah (Wolf) Hartranft [49-46 X 2]; m Oct. 2, 1825, SARAH WEACHTER, b Dec. 1, 1802; d Dec. 17, 1860. Buried in Brickerville, Pa., Cem. [49-533] [49-534] [49-535] [49-536a] [49-536b] [49-537] [49-538a] [49-538b] [49-539] ) Children (10): 1. Jacob, b Aug. 27, 1827; d Apr. 16, 1899; m Sarah Ann Stormfeltz. 2. Priscilla, b June 28, 1829; m Jacob IJornberger; Ohio. 3. Reuben, b Aug. 26, 1831; d Mar. 29, 1906; m Margaret Weachter. Owen, b Oct. 28, 1833; d Mar. 17, 1901; m I Harriet Lutz. I 2. Anna Hunsperger. 5. Rebecca (baptismal name Margarette), b Feb. 18, 1836; d Aug. 25, 1910; m Henry Daub. 6. Aaron, b Feb. 18, 1839; d June 10, 1918; m \ Catharine S. Lesher. I 2. Mary R. Stnte. 7. George, m - Blatt; had children. 8. Sarah, b 1842; d June 29, 1916; unm. 9. Joseph, b Feb. 18, 1845; d Oct. 28, 1845. 10. Child, b Sept. 10, 1846; d in infancy. Heirs and legatees of Sarah W. Hartranft in June, 1917 (her death occurred June 29, 1916): Aaron Hartranft, a brother; Sarah A. Daub, a niece; Sabilla Daley, a niece; Henry L. Hartranft, a nephew ; Reuben Hornberger , a nephew ; Wallace Hornberger, a nephew ; Aaron Hornberger, a nephew ; Clinton Hornberger, a nephew; Ida Debo, a niece; Margaret Daley, a niece; Frank Null, a grand¬ nephew; John Longenecker, a grandnephew ; Homer Longenecker, a grandnephew; Ida Hodkinson, a grandniece; Maria S. Spahr, a niece; Emma S. Hartranft, a niece; Hetty F. Weaver, a niece; Fannie F. Fact, a niece; Susan F. Burkhart, a niece; Rebecca F. Swords, a niece; Elizabeth F. Witinmyer, a niece; Leah F. Waltz, a niece; Mary F. Springer, a niece; John B. Hartranft, a grandnephew; Anna B. Burger, a grandniece; Homer C. Longenecker. [Court Records , Lane. County.} 716 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-149] JACOB HARTRANFT, s John and Hannah (Wolf) Hartranft [49-46 X 2]; m CATH¬ ARINE WEIDMAN. One child: [49-540] Elizabeth, b May 8, 1830; d Aug. 26, 1916; m Peter Meiskey. [49-150] WILLIAM HARTRANFT, b Dec. 1, 1806; s John and Hannah (Wolf) Hartranft [49- 46 X 2]; m Nov. 17, 1833, LEAH FETTER, b Feb. 17, 1812. Children (10): [49-541] 1. John, b Sept. 4, 1834; d Jan. 15, 1916; m Susan Biddler. [49-542] 2. Jeremiah, b May 16, 1836; d May 10, 1896; m Mary Ann Bixler. [49-543] 3. Henry, b May 21, 1838; m - [49-544] 4. Susanna, b June 18, 1839; m Peter Engel. 5. Peter, b Sept. 1, 1841; d Oct. 5, 1841. [49-545] 6. Polly, b Oct. 6, 1842; m Christian Lane. [49-546] 7. Harriet, b Aug. 2, 1846; m William Lane [Miller (?)]. [49-547] 8. Leah, b Feb. 2, 1850; m Adam H. Weaver. 9. William, b May 20, 1853; d Aug. 20, 1853. [49-548] 10. Levi, b Sept. 7, 1858; m - 3 children d in infancy. [Buried at Middle Creek, Pa.] [ Unable to verify or complete.] [49-151a] CATHARINE HARTRANFT, b Nov. 20, 1807; d Apr. 7, 1891; s John and Hannah (Wolf) Hartranft [49-46 X 2]; m THOMAS KERCHEN. Children (5): 1. John, a sailor; buried at sea. [49-549a-b] 2. Cyrus, m twice; lived in Cumberland Co., Pa.; had children, with first wife, but none with second. Was a soldier in Union Army of Civil War. [49-550] 3. Sallie, m Jacob Buchter. [49-551] 4. Mary Ann, m Elias Enck. [49-552] 5. Elizabeth, m - — — — Donelson or Domeck. [49-151b] CATHARINE (HARTRANFT) KERCHEN, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 2, 1844, HENRY WOLF, b May 13, 1794; d Feb. 20, 1870. One child: [49-553] Samuel, b Aug. 26, 1844; m Annie Dissler. [ Above information given by Samuel Wolf. Unable to complete or verify.] [49-152a] JOHN HARTRANFT, b Feb. 25, 1810; d Sept. 5, 1898; s John and Hannah (Wolf) Hartranft [49-46 X 2]; m June 7, 1831, by Rev. Koffler, FREDERICKA ELIZABETH KISSEL, b Feb. 24, 1810. Children (7): [49-554] 1. Lydia, b Nov. 20, 1831; d Dec. 15, 1897; m Simon P. Rhoads. [49-555] 2. Urias, b June 4, 1835; d Nov. 12, 1883; m Anna M. Thomas. [49-556] 3. Lavinia, b Feb. 22, 1838; m Joel Cline. uaiSu I 4. Henry C., 6 Jan. 7, 1841; m 1 1- Catharine C Withers. [ 49-557 bj J 2. Christie A. Carpenter. [49-558] 5. Simon P., b Nov. 29, 1845; m Catharine Schultz. 6. Jonathan, b Nov. 4, 1847; d June 28, 1848. 7. John, b Nov. 11, 1853; d May 4, 1861. [49-1 52b] JOHN HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, May 15, 1859, ELIZABETH KAUFF¬ MAN, b Jan. 6, 1824. On marriage certificate of the first marriage, John Hartranft was said to be of Berks Co., Pa. According to Mrs. Sue De Hass [49-244] the above John Hartranft was the very image of her father Henry Hartranft [49-75], a son of Leonard Hartranft, Jr. [49-29]. This suggests that John Hartranft [49-46 X 2], father of above John, may have been a brother of Leonard, Jr. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 717 Children and grandchildren of John Hartranft, Aug. 26, 1905. [Lane. Co. Court Rec., A. 18.5.] Farmers National Bank, Hummelstown, Atty. Lavinia Kline, dau; Lincoln, Pa. Henry Hartranft, son; Hummelstown, Pa. Jefferson Hartranft, son; Reading, Pa. Peter, Ezra, Wayne, Lemon, Harry, Ann T., being the children of Urias Hartranft, dec. Eliza, Walter, Matilda Weber, Lydia Reger, Susan Carpenter, Simon Rhoads, Grant Rhoads, John Rhoads, children of Lydia Rhoads, dec. [49-153] SALLIE HARTRANFT, b Aug. 10, 1819; d Jan. 21, 1906; dau John and Hannah (Wolf) Hartranft [49-46 X 2]; m SAMUEL EBERLY, b Oct. 23, 1816; d Feb. 27, 1898. Children (7): 1. Solomon, b Mar. 12, 1842; d Dec. 6, 1905; m Lizzie Elser. 2. Sallie, m John Hirneisen. 3. Katie, b Nov. 25, 1848; m George Hauek. 4. Rebecca ] [win^ b Nov. 1853. j d Sept. 7, 1892; m Henry Netzley. [49-558.1 [49-559] [49-560] [49-561] [49-562] [49-563] [49-564] m Emanuel Hehnly. 5. Annie 6. Samuel, b July 11, 1860; m Rebecca Donmoyer. 7. Elizabeth, m John Steely. [49-154] ABRAHAM HARTRANFT, b July 14, 1821; s John and Hannah (Wolf) Hartranft [49— 46 X 2]; m and lived in Illinois. Name of wife unknown, but he is said to have had at least two daughters and one son. Children (3): [49-565] [49-566a] 1 [49-566b] I 1. Mary, m - Fraley, Naperville, Ill. f 1. - Jacobs. 2. Daughter, m j2 - Henry; Aurora, Ill. 3. Son; Windsor Hotel, Minneapolis, Minn. (1899.) [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-155] LEVI HARTRANFT, s John and Hannah (Wolf) Hartranft [49-46 X 2]; m Nov. 7, 1833, ELIZA FREY. Children (13): 1. Ezra, shot in Civil War. 2. Eliza, dec. 3. Edward, dec. 4. Henry, dec. 5. Levi, dec. 6. Obid, dec. 7. Eliza, dec. [49-567] 8. Mary, m John Eichelberger; Kansas City, Mo. 9. Emma, dec. [49-568] 10. James, b Sept. 16, 1850; m Mary Mouser; Beatrice, Nebr. [49-569] 11. William, m Louise Stonerer; Naperville, Ill. 12. Elizabeth, dec. [49-570] 13. John, b Jan. 12, 1858; m Ida Jane Kemmerer. [49-156] SUSAN HARTRANFT, dau John and Hannah (Wolf) Hartranft [49-46 X 2]; m JOHN EICHELBERGER. Children (3): [49-571] 1. Urias, b Apr. 22, 1839; m Martha Eshleman. [49-572] 2. John, b Apr. 22, 1839; m - John Eichelberger, m 2d time, Mary - ; was living at 626 S. 8th St., Kansas City, Kansas. (1919.) [Letters unans .; unable to complete.] [49-157] ANNIE (JULIAN) HARTRANFT, b July 29, 1812; d 1882; dau John and Hannah (Wolf) Hartranft [49-46 X2];m SAMUEL BUCHTER, b Apr. 8, 1810; d July 16, 1898. Lived at Lititz, Pa. 718 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-573] [49-574] [49-575] [49-576] [49-577] [49-578aJ [49-578b] Children (10): 1. Maria Ann, b Feb. 11, 1833; d young;. 2. Hannah, b Jan. 14, 1835; d July 9, 1918; m Edwin Hull. 3. Jeremiah, b Jan. 9, 1837; d single. 4. Salinda, b Mar. 19, 1839; d May 19, 1881; m Edward Z. Rock. 5. Catharine, b Aug. 22, 1841 ; m Henry Sheetz. 6. Susanna, b June 20, 1845; d Oct., 1887; m Frank Enck. 7. John, b July 9, 1848; d June, 1917; m Sarah Sallade (Solathe). 1. John Sandoe. 8. Mary Ellen, b May 17, 1850; m 2. Samuel High. 9. Caroline, b 1852; d 1857; single. [49-579] 10. Samuel, b 1854; d Mar. 26, 1921 ; m Nettie Lee; son, Roy, at Leman’s Grove, Iowa. (Dates from Family Bible in possession of Mrs. Samuel High , Terre Hill, Pa. Letters not ans. unable to complete.] [49-158a] HENRY HARTRANFT, b Dec. 12, 1854; s Daniel and Sarah (Simon) Hartranft [49— 47 X 3]; m SARAH RILE. One child: [49-580] Catharine, m Samuel Bile. [49-158b] HENRY HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 13, 1890, ADDIE L. BATES, b Apr. 26, 1861. One child: [49-581] Elsie, b Dec. 19, 1891; m Forrest Riest. [49-159] LOUISA HARTRANFT, b Jan. 1, 1856; dau Daniel and Sarah (Simon) Hartranft [49- 47 X 3 ];m WILLIAM CARMONY. Lived in South Philadelphia. Children (4): 1. William, b Dec. 30, 1878; single. [49-582] 2. Daniel, b May 1, 1880; m Clara Quinn. [49-583] 3. Richard, b Oct. 2, 1882; m Margaret Henning. 4. John, d in infancy. [49-1 60a] MARIA HARTRANFT, b Oct. 23, 1866; dau Daniel and Sarah (Simon) Hartranft [49-47 X 3 ];m WILLIAM SERVERSON, d aged 27 yrs. Children (2): 1. John, b Sept. 27, 1889; serving in U. S. Army. (1917.) 2. Casper, d age 13 mo. [49-160b] MARIA HARTRANFT SERVERSON, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 13, 1893 ROBERT COXE, b Nov. 29, 1866. Res. Oaks, Pa. (1917.) Children (5): 1. Sarah, b Apr. 22, 1895. 2. Hannah, b Nov. 11, 1899. 3. Robert, b June 30, 1902. 4. Mabel, b Apr. 10, 1907. 5. William, b Apr. 10, 1910. [ Unable to complete .] [49-161] GEORGE HARTRANFT, b Aug. 8, 1873; s Daniel and Sarah (Simon) Hartranft [49- 47 X 3]; m Jan., 1907, JANE ESHER (ESCHER), b Aug. 28, 1879. Children (2): 1. George, b Dec. 23, 1911. 2. John, b Dec. 28, 1915. [49-162] CATHARINE HARTRANFT, b July 12, 1876; dau Daniel and Sarah (Simon) Hart¬ ranft [49-47 X 3]; m Apr. 4, 1896, JOHN BATY, b Dec. 25, 1876. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 719 Children (5): 1. Agnes, h June 21, 1897. 2. Janies, b July 28, 1900. 3. George, b June 28, 1904. 4. Margaret, b May 21, 1907. 5. Catharine, b July 26, 1912. [49-163] WILLIAM HARTRANFT, b Sept. 22, 1814; d July 23, 1881; s William and Hartranft [49-48 X 4]; m July 3, 1837, MARGARET A. KIDD, b Aug. 24, 1817; d Mar. 28, 1905. William Hartranft is said to have been drowned. [49-584] [49-585] [49-586] [49-587] [49-588a] 1 [49-588b] J [49-589] Children {12): 1. Charles R., b Apr. 22, 1838; d Sept. 25, 1879; m Hetty M. Garrigues. 2. Louisa, b Jan. 22, 1840; m John Smith. 3. Henry A., b Mar. 18, 1841; m Mary E. Dunfee. 4. Isaac K., b Nov. 14, 1843; d Oct. 30, 1864; graduate of School of Pharmacy. 5. William Edward, b Jan. 28, 1846; d Jan. 29, 1859. 6. Josiah K., b June 14, 1848; d Sept. 22, 1849. 7. John E., b Feb. 14, 1850; dec; m Hattie Otis. 8. Anna Elisa, b May 14, 1852; d Aug. 6, 1864. 9. Louis H., b May 1, 1855; d Feb. 10, 1871. 10. Joseph M„ b July 31, 1857; m f Mary Emma Beckwith. [ 2. Millie A. Allen. 11. Sarah Jane, b June 11, 1860; m George W. Sayres. 12. Margaret, d young. [49-164] ELIZA HARTRANFT, dau, William and - Hartranft [49-48 X 4]; m GEORGE KANE. Cigar maker; lived in Philadelphia, Pa. One child: [49-590] George; m — children. ; had daughter who m - - - - Leidy; lived in South Phila. ; had [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-166] HENRY HARTRANFT, b Dec. 27, 1825; d Oct., 1892; s Elizabeth (Kiler) Hartranft [49-49]; m 1846, LYDIA ANN ULARY, b Jan. 21, 1826; d Jan. 3, 1880. Amongst Henry Hartranft-’s papers was a list of deaths including that of Elizabeth Kiler Hartranft, his mother, who made her home with him. In his Bible was written “Union Sunday School, Coleraine.’’ Tradition states that he was born in Lancaster Co., Pa., and after the death of his father was brought to Philadelphia and placed among strangers as was his brother Daniel. Children ( 8 ): 1. Mary Elizabeth, b May 6, 1847; d Nov. 20, 1868. 2. Sarah Jane, b Dec. 24, 1849; d Dec. 31, 1849. [49-590.1] 3. Margaret Sibilla, b Mar. 3, 1851; dec; m — - — - - McMullen. 4. Ellen J., b Apr. 23, 1853; d July 9, 1862. [49-590.2] 5. Emma Louisa, b Mar. 7, 1857; dec; m Robert Stephanson. [49-591] 6. Sarah Ann, b July 3, 1860; m Thomas Stephanson. [49-591.1] 7. George Washington, b July 29, 1863; d Dec. 16, 1887; m - [49-591.2] 8. William John, b Feb. 11, 1867; d Apr. 17, 1913; m Margaret Stephanson. [Further data unobtainable.] [49-167] GEORGE HARTRANFT, d about 1879; s - Hartranft [49-50 X 6];m ELIZA¬ BETH BOYER. One child: [49-591.3] Elizabeth, b June 29, 1862; d May 7, 1898; m Edward D. Crawford. George Hartranft is also said to have had a son John who died young. Both George and his wife, Elizabeth, died when Bessie was 7 years old; they lived on Carpenter St., Phila., Pa. [ Unable to com¬ plete or verify.] 720 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-168] JOHN HARTRANFT, d Apr. 4, 1897; s - Hartranft [49-50 X 6];m JANE - One child: John, d unm; about 1890; lived at 916 Passyunk Ave., Phila. According; to his will his wife Jane survived. The will contained the following clause, “It having been ascertained by the executors of said will of John Hartranft that neither said Mary or Margaret Hartranft or any of their kin are living.” The family is therefore extinct. [ Information given by Miss Higgins, 919 Passyunk Ave., Phila. (1918.)] [49-170] DAVID HARTRANFT, b July 1, 1832; d July 29, 1883; s John and Maria (Seifert) Hart¬ ranft [49-51 X7];m MATILDA KULP, b July 23, 1842; d Aug. 12, 1886; dau Daniel and Polly (Leaser) Kulp. Farm laborer; res. Ashfield, Pa. (1920.) Children (8): [49-592a] [49-592b] [49-593] [49-594] 1. James Wesley, b Feb. 21, 1863; d Mar. 20, 1871. 2. Charles William, b Jan. 19, 1860; d May 22, 1878. 3. Henry, b 1867; unm; Ashfield, Pa. 4. Francis, Ashfield, Pa. 5. Jonas, b Apr. 17, 1875; m | 1. Sadie Lloffman. I 2. Ellen M. Flexer. 6. Edwin; Parry ville, Pa. 7. Amanda Emmalina, b Nov. 29, 1877; m William James Freeby. 8. Sallie, b Jan. 11, 1881; m Moses Heffelfinger. [49-171] FIANNA HARTRANFT, dau John and Maria (Seifert) Hartranft [49-51 X 7 ]\m ANGEL- WERT SCHARTZSINGER. Frank Kemmerer, sonofFianna Hartranft, lives with his widowed mother at Rauschs, Pa. (1917.) [Information given by Mrs. W. Wert.] [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-172] MARIA HARTRANFT, b Aug. 3, 1837; dau John and Maria (Seifert) Hartranft [49-51 X7];m WILLOUGHBY WERT. Children (10): [49-595] 1. Sarah Ann, b Dec. 16, 1856; m Frank Heil. [49-596] 2. John F., b Jan. 8, 1859; m Ida Araminta Boyer. [49-597] 3. Mary, b June 9, 1865; m Henry Yeahl. [49-598] 4. William H., b Apr. 10, 1863; m Annie M. Miller. [49-599] 5. Emma, m Eli Moyer. [49-600] 6. James, b Apr. 3, 1867; m Elmira J. Best. [49-601] 7. Ida, b Feb. 8, 1874; m Frank O’Connell. [49-602] 8. Orville, m — — — — ; Lehighton, Pa. [49-603] 9. Ellen, m Harry Foster. [49-604] 10. Carrie S., b Dec. 28, 1887; m Harry Weaver. [ No further data. ] [49-175] CAROLINE WONSITLER, b Mar. 4, 1826; d Feb. 3, 1884; dau John and Maria (Hart¬ ranft) Wohnsitler [49-52]; m 1849, CHARLES WALTER, b June 7, 1822; d Feb. 18, 1899; s Jacob and - (Reiter) Walter. Children (2): [49-605] 1. William A., b May 20, 1857; m Lucy Sigmund. [49-606] 2. Eugene, b Sept. 21, 1868; m Susan Zimmerman. [49-176a] SOPHIA WONSITLER, b Jan. 8, 1830; dau John and Maria (Hartranft) Wohnsitler [49-52]; m JACOB FAUST, b Jan. 30, 1836; d Feb. 13, 1859. No issue. [49-176b] SOPHIA (WONSITLER) FAUST, same as above, m 2d time, ISAAC KRAUSE, b Aug. 15, 1812; d Aug. 2, 1888. No issue. [49-177] MALARA HARTRANFT, b Mar. 25, 1839; dau John and Julianne (Smoll) Hartranft [49-54]; m Oct. 9, 1858, WILLIAM L. POOL, SR., b Oct. 12, 1834; s Abram and Sallie (Longbine) Pool. Merchant tailoring; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 721 Children (4)-' [49-607] 1. Romalda, b May 27, 1850; rn Ambrose Raudenbush, Lansdale, Pa. 2. William H., b Sept. 18, 1863; d Jan. 21, 1913; unm. [49-608] 3. Annie, b May 26, 1866; m Elmer K. Bernd. [49-609] 4. Irwin H., b Sept. 12, 1868; m Mary K. Burgstresser. [49-178] JOHN HARTRANFT, b 1843; d June, 1912; s John and Julianne (Smoll) Hartranft [49-54]; m MALINDA LEISTER, b 1845; d 1913. Buried in Cem. at Sumneytown, Pa. Children (4): [49-610] 1. Hannah, b June 16, 1868; m Harry J. Stover. [49-611] 2. William, b Aug. 14, 1872; m Sallie G. Beck. [49-612] 3. Amelia, b Dec. 17, 1875; m Allen G. Landis. [49-613] 4. Franklin, b June 5, 1881; m Jennie Benner. [49-180] MARY HARTRANFT, b Oct. 12, 1850; dau John and Julianne (Smoll) Hartranft [49- 54]; m Feb. 13, 1869, WILLIAM GERHART, b Jan. 7, 1849; s Daniel and Laienna (Weil) Gerhart. Farmer; res. Franconia, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): [49-614] 1. Harry H., b July 12, 1869; m Margaret Breininger. [49—615] 2. Allen H., b Apr. 14, 1875; m Ella Adams, Bristol, Pa. [49—616] 3. Annie H., b Feb. 16, 1877; m Harry B. Dettra. 4. Mahlon H., b Aug. 1, 1878; d Aug. 4, 1880. [49-617] 5. William Irwin H., b Jan. 21, 1881; m Minnie M. Kretshmar. [49-618] 6. Florence H., b May 10, 1887; m Titus S. Loux. [49-619] 7. Eugene H., b Feb. 18, 1889; m Lillian M. Heist. [49-181] LYDIA HARTRANFT, dau Peter and Mary (Kline) Hartranft [49-55]; m Oct. 19, 1859, ALGERNON J. HOOVER. One child: Charles, d Aug. 21, 1864; aged 2 mo., 15 da., buried in Cemetery at Blue Bell, Pa. [No further data.] [49-182] MARY ROSENBERGER, b Apr. 1, 1840; dau Henry K. and Sarah (Hartranft) Rosen- berger [49-56]; m AARON SCHOCH, b Sept. 15, 1829; d July 12, 1912. Milford Square, Pa. One child: [49-620] Howard R., b Oct. 18, 1876; m Lizzie Cope. [49-183] HENRY H. ROSENBERGER, b Dec. 29, 1844; s Henry K. and Sarah (Hartranft) Rosenberger [49-56]; m Oct. 8, 1870, ELVINA MOYER, b Jan. 5, 1846. Cigarmaker; res. 1023 Broad St., Quakertown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [49-621] 1. Seward M., b Aug. 9, 1872; m Emma S. Sell. [49-622] 2. William Henry, b Mar. 24, 1877; m Lillie I. Lutz. [49-623] 3. Daniel Webster, b Mar. 3, 1884; m Ida May Diehl. [49-184] ANGELINE NACE, b June 5, 1836; dau Daniel and Magdalena (Hartranft) Nace [49-57]; m JACOB ANTRY (ANDRE). Children (10): [49-624] 1. M. Jane, b July 29, 1855; m George A. Fetterhoff. 2. Franklin, b Feb. 28, 1857; d Aug. 11, 1858. - 3. Sarah Ellen, b Feb. 23, 1859; d July 6, 1874. 4. Catharine, b Sept. 1, 1860; d Oct. 17, 1865. 5. Edwin, b - ; d June 17, 1864. [49-625] 6. Magdalena, b July 1, 1865; m Conrad Hoke. [49-626] 7. Alice, b Oct. 14, 1868; m Henry Bower. [49-627] 8. Ida, b May 11, 1873; m Samuel Jury. [49-628] 9. Caroline, b July 12, 1875; m Edward Graffe. [49-629] 10. Daniel, b Oct. 6, 1877; m Mary Rummel. 722 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-185] HENRY NACE, b Oct. 19, 1839; s Daniel and Magdalena (Hartranft) Nace [49-56]; m EMMA LOUISA MINNIG, b Nov. 9, 1893; d Feb. 9, 1910; dau Michael and Christian (Bomawetz) Minnig. (1919.) One child: Minta Alverta, b Dec. 28, 1861; unm; 5719 Rodman St., Phila., Pa. [49-186a] SARAH ANN NACE, b Jan. 2, 1842; dau Daniel and Magdalena (Hartranft) Nace [49-57] ; m JACOB WIEST. Children (5): [49-630] 1. Edward Franklin, m Josephine Lee Barnhart. [49-631] 2. F. Nevin, b July 25, 1869; m Mary Ella Nace. [49-632] 3. Cora B., m G. Conquest Anthony; 1535 Chestnut St., Phila. 4. Jacob D., d 1889. 5. Jonathan. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] [49-186b] SARAH ANN (NACE) WIEST, same as above, m 2d time, ELIAS SPOTTS. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [49-633] 1. Estella Augusta, b Feb. 1, 1884; m Dr. LeRoy W. Swartz. 2. Mary. 3. Eve Olivia. [ Unable to complete.] [49-187] ELIZABETH NACE, b Mar. 2, 1844; dau Daniel and Magdalena (Hartranft) Nace [49-57] ; m Oct. 12, 1862, WILLIAM PHILLIPS, b Oct. 19, 1841 ; d Jan. 26, 1915; s Jacob and Susanna Phillips. Farmer; Herndon, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [49-634] 1. Susan Magdalena, b Sept. 24, 1864; m Ira M. Helt. [49-635] 2. Minda Alverta, b June 17, 1867; m John Byerly; West Milton, Pa. [49-636] 3. Cora Belle, b Sept. 6, 1869; m John E. Thomas. [49-637] 4. Clara Elizabeth, b July 5, 1871 ; m Henry H. Snyder. [49-638] 5. Sarah Alice, b Dec. 10, 1874; m George W. Baum; Urban, Pa. 6. Tama Venita, b July 26, 1882; d Feb. 3, 1897. [49-188] MARY JANE NACE, b Feb. 20, 1847; dau Daniel and Magdalena (Hartranft) Nace [49-57]; m MICHAEL MESSNER. Children (3): [49-638.1] 1. Lizzie, m Charles Artz; have one child, Amon. [49-638.2] 2. William, m - - [49-638.3] 3. Maggie, dec; m William Snyder. No issue. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-189] AARON NACE, b Aug. 20, 1849; s Daniel and Magdalena (Hartranft) Nace [49-57]; m Feb. 6, 1873, ANNA AMANDA WIEAND, b July 12, 1853; dau Samuel and Littey (Freese) Wieand. Res. 2232 N. Fairhill St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Harry Johnson, b Aug. 1, 1873; d Feb. 21, 1889. [49-631] 2. Mary Ella, b Jan. 25, 1876; d Dec. 3, 1920; m F. Nevin Wiest. [49-638.5] 3. Carrie Alverda, b May 4, 1878; m Arthur T. Wyker. [49-638.6] 4. William Franklin, b Nov. 25, 1880; m Catharine Foley. [49-190] WILLIAM FRANKLIN NACE, b Oct. 19, 1854; d 1912; s Daniel and Magdalena (Hart¬ ranft) Nace [49-57]; m - FINKI30NE; widow of William Nace lives with John. Children {2): [49-639] 1. John, m - ; Minersville, Pa. [49-640] 2. Mamie, m - [Letters not ans.; unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 723 [49-191] CATHARINE MALINDA NACE, b May 23, 1856; dau Daniel and Magdalena (Hart- ranft) Nace [49-57]; m May 23, 1872, WILLIAM S. ANSPACH, b Aug. 3, 1850. Res. Lebanon, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Nimrod, b Oct. 2, 1873; Lebanon, Pa. [49-641] 2. Bertha, b Feb. 10, 1878; m John Banhey. 3. Irving, b Mar. 31, 1881; Lebanon, Pa. 4. Lee, b July 16, 1883; Lebanon, Pa. 5. Ray, b Apr. 9, 1889; Lebanon, Pa. [49-642] 6. Edna, b Aug. 14, 1890; m Irvin Shiffer. [49-643] 7. Ruth, b Apr. 14, 1898; m Ross H. Shiffer. [49-192] WILLIAM HARTRANFT, s Uriah and Catharine (Hallman) Hartranft [49-58]; m MARY ANN ROBBINS; dec. (1917.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Alice, m - Rouand; 2003 South 71st St., W. Phila., Pa. 2. Florence, unm. 3. Kate, d Mar. 27, 1915; m Harry Neilson, 814 N. 21st St., Phila., Pa. 4. Marie, m Frank Bennett; Cheltenham, Pa. 5. William M., b Oct. 13, 1886; m Martha Robinson Welte. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [49-193] SAVILLA HARTRANFT, b Nov. 24, 1854; dau Uriah and Catharine (Hallman) Hart¬ ranft [49-58]; m Sept., 1876, WILLIAM M. DUTTON, b Sept. 27, 1856; d May 29, 1916; s Lewis T. and Mary (Moore) Dutton. Wall paper dealer; res. 616 North 43rd St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [49-648] 1. William M., b Sept. 24, 1880; d May 1, 1919; m Aimee Schoener. 2. Kathryn Mary, b Mar. 7, 1882; unm. [49-649] 3. Lewis Taylor, b Feb. 13, 1889; m Reata R. McCloskey. [49-194] ELIZABETH HARTRANFT, b Nov. 15, 1857; dau Edward and Sarah (Kile) Hartranft [49-59]; m GEORGE BODENSTEIN. Res. Fort Washington, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [49-649.1] 1. Paul, b Oct. 5, 1885; m - — 2. Helen, b Nov. 14, 1894. 3. Elizabeth, b Dec. 22, 1898. [ Unable to complete .] [49-195] AMANDA HARTRANFT, b Nov. 19, 1847; dau Edward and Sarah (Kile) Hartranft [49-59]; m REV. SILAS GOSSLER. One child: [49-649.2] Paul M., b July 19, - ; m — - ; has the following children: Naomi, Paul, Robert, and Esther. [ Unable to complete.} [49-196] LEILA HARTRANFT, dau Edward and Sarah (Kile) Hartranft [49-59]; m JOHN ROBBINS. One child: [49-649.3] Edward, m — - ; has three daughters. [ Unable to complete .] [49-199] JANE HARTRANFT, b Mar. 5, 1859; dau William and Martha (Smith) Hartranft [49—60] ; m Aug. 15, 1878, WILLIAM SHAW, b Mar. 11, 1858; d Apr. 15, 1900; s James and Anna Maria (Yost) Shaw. Painter; res. 2358 E. Dauphin St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (5): [49-650] 1. Lillie May, b Apr. 25, 1879; m Lewis Still. 2. James William, b Mar. 3, 1882; d Sept. 12, 1906. [49-651] 3. Ida, b Aug. 15, 1884; m Henry Unangst. 4. Howard, b Feb. 22, 1888. [49-652] 5. Walter H., b Feb. 7, 1892; m Ida R. Miller. [49-644] [49-645] [49-646] [49-647] 724 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-200] MARY ELIZABETH HARTRANFT, b Apr. 1, 1856: dau William and Martha (Smith) Hartranft [49-60]; m Jan. 23, 1874, WILLIAM HENRY HACKETT, b Apr. 25, 1850; d Nov. 21, 1905; s Samuel and Jane (Paisley) Hackett. Stove moulder; res. 2358 E. Dauphin St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [49-653] 1. Jennie Estelle, b Nov. 6, 1874; m George W. Bunting. 2. Cora May, b May 30, 1876; d July, 1877. [49 201] KATE HARTRANFT, b Mar. 2, 1857; dau William and Martha (Smith) Hartranft [49-60]; m Oet. 4, 1869, JOHN HANSELMAN, b Dec. 30, 1848; .s Michael and - - (Tiehman) Hanselman. Barber; res. Quakertown, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [49-654] 1. Adolphus, b Sept. 2, 1870; m Cora Gabel. 2. William, b Jan. 30, 1872. [49-656] 3. George, b Aug. 18, 1874; m Jennie McRell; 221 Milton St., Catasauqua, Pa. [49-657] 4. Martha, b July 9, 1877 ; m Charles McCorwich; 22 S. Walnut St., E. Orange, N. J. [49-658] 5. Lizzie, b July 4, 1880; m John DeCoursey; Souderton, Pa. [49-659] 6. John, b Oct. 4, 1886; m Mearle Thompson; Quakertown, Pa. [ Unable to complete; letters unans.] [49-203] MATILDA R. NUNEMACHER, b Aug. 21, 1841; daw Philip Jacob and Lydia (Rauden- bush) Nunemacher [49-63]; m HENRY B. ROYER, b Feb. 10, 1833; d Oct. 20, 1865; s John and Bar¬ bara Royer. Cigar maker; res. Sumneytown, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): [49-660] 1. Milton, b Sept. 6, 1861; m Kate Schwenk. [49-661] 2. William, b Dec. 11, — - — — ; m Hannah Neff; Sumneytown, Pa. [49-662] 3. Amelia, b Oct. 27, - ; m Henry Myer; Sumneytown, Pa. [49-663] 4. Ellen, b Feb. 20, - ; m George Schatz; Sumneytown, Pa. [ Letters ret.; unable to complete.] [49-204] CAROLINE NUNEMACHER, b Nov. 23, - ; dau Philip Jacob and Lydia (Rau- denbush) Nunemacher [49-63]; m June, 1864, JOHN MAHLON HEANY, b Aug. 7, 1835; d Nov. 4, 1877; s Ephraim K. and Eliza B. (Shellenberger) Heany. Cigar packer; res. Souderton, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 6 ): [49-664] 1. Ella C., b Sept. 17, 1864; m Monroe W. Gerhart. 2. Harry W., b Oct. 23, 1870; d July 20, 1872. [49-665] 3. Annie M., b Oct. 14, 1872; m Edwin B. Bergey. [49-666] 4. Jennie V., b Oct. 13, 1873; m Joseph B. Hackman. [49-667] 5. John A., b Jan. 5, 1877; m Mary C. Fulton. [49-668] 6. William M., b June 23, 1878; rn Olive Finn; Hartford, Conn. [49-206] CHARLES HENRY MADISON, b Nov. 29, 1837; s William and Mary A. (Wister) Madi¬ son [49-64]; m SARAH PATERSON. Children (J): [49-669] 1. Mary, m - Smith. [49-670] 2. Jane, m Jacob Genther. 3. Charles, dec; unm. 4. George; Paulsboro, N. J. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [49-209] EDWARD WOODS MADISON, b July 19, 1846; s William and Mary A. (Wister) Madi¬ son [49-64]; m SUSAN STEPHENSON, b Mar. 4, 1848; d Dec. 19, 1915. Children ( 8 ): [49-671] 1. William A., b Oct. 8, 1867; m M. Lizzie Renfrey. 2. John H., b Mar. 30, 1870; d Mar. 6, 1872. 1 3. Lemuel H„ b Mar. 10, 1872; m I V “ary E Fetters. [49-672b] J 12. Emma E. Ward. Plate 81 Rev. George K. Meschter, M.D. [66-14]. Mary Ann Krieble Meschter [66-14], Dr. Meschter was pastor of the Schwenkfelder Churches of the Middle District. Plate 82 Group of Schwenkfelder Ministers. Joshua Schultz [149—22] Jacob Meschter [66-5] George Meschter [66-7] John B. Ivriebel [25-81] Reuben Kriebel family [25-50a] William S. Anders [161-42] Oscar S. Kriebel [19-95] George K. Meschter [66-14] Edwin S. Anders [161-50] Elmer E. S. Johnson [68-58] From “The Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania — Kriebel.” (Courtesy of The Pennsylvania-German Society.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 725 [49-673] 4. Anna, b Feb. 26, 1874; m B. Powell; Delair, N. J. 5. Edward N. | (wi b A 2g 1876; ( Woodstown, N. J. 6. Susan j l a same day. 7. Robert S., b Nov. 10, 1879; North 24th St., Camden, N. J. [49-674] 8. Maud, b Mar. 21, 1883; m John Lamar. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-210] NATHANIEL GILPIN MADISON, b Dec. 21, 1850; s William and Mary A. (Wister) Madison [49-64]; m ROSE - Children (J): [49-675] 1. Kate; m J. Lowell; Delanco, N. J. 2. Bertha. 3. Josephine. . 4. Nathaniel; Phila., Pa. [ Unable to locate or verify.] [49-211] MARY WISTER, b Aug. 29, 1843; dau George W. and Eliza (Little) Wister [49-65]; m Jan. 19, 1862, CHARLES SHOEMAKER, b July 8, 1837; s Adam Shoemaker. Res. 5406 Girard Ave., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (8): 1. Adam, b Aug. 23, 1863; d 1864. 2. George, b Oct. 23, 1866; d 1870. [49-676] 3. Minetta, b Aug. 9, 1873; m Solomon Levy. No issue. [49-218] VALERIA HARTRANFT, b June 12, 1819; d Dec. 25, 1873; dau John and Sarah (Antrim) Hartranft [49-70]; m NATHANIEL JACOBY, b Feb. 4, 1818; d Mar. 14, 1889; s Daniel and Hannah Jacoby. One child: [49-677] Daniel, m Katharine Byer or Boyer. [49-219] MARGARET HARTRANFT, b Dec. 25, 1820; d July 23, 1866; dau John and Sarah (Antrim) Hartranft [49-70]; m WILLIAM D. RUDY, dec. Lived in Pottstown, Pa. One child: [49-678] Ephraim, b - - — — ; d Mar. 18, 1912; aged 68; m — — — — - [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-220a] JACOB HARTRANFT, b Mar. 10, 1824; d Apr. 3, 1885; s John and Sarah (Antrim) Hartranft [49-70]; m June 15, 1848, ESTER MAY SMITH, b July 5, 1831; d May 19, 1865; dau Jonas Smith. Children (J): [49-679] 1. Sallie Amelia, b June 19, 1850; m William Missimer. [49-680] 2. Jonas Smith, b July 3, 1853; d June 29, 1915; m Sarah Rebecca Bechtel. 3. Mary Steltz, b Jan. 1, 1857; d Oct. 8, 1892. [49-681] 4. John Washington, b Oct. 18, 1862; m Virginia - — — Jacob Hartranft was one of the early settlers of Seneca Co., N. Y. [Gemert. Fam. Hist., 98-89.] Tradition states that Jacob Hartranft had first cousins on his mother’s side in Dayton, Ohio, Germantown, Ohio, and on father’s side in Lockport, N. Y. [49— 220b] JACOB HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, CAROLINE CUSTER. One child: William C., unm; Pottstown, Pa. [ No further data.] [49-221] HIRAM A. HARTRANFT, b Nov. 12, 1826; d Aug. 15, 1867; s John and Sarah (Antrim) Hartranft [49—70] ; m MARGARET S. JACOBY, b Nov. 9, 1830; d Apr. 14, 1876. One child: Edwin S., b Feb. 3, 1856; d Nov. 16, 1861. 726 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families In settlement of the estate of Hiram A. Hartranft in 1870, late of Marlborough Twp., we find a petition of “all the heirs and parties interested in the estate.” Signed: Margaret S. Hartranft Sarah (X) Hartranft Valeria Jacoby Jacob Hartranft E. H. Rudy. [O. C. 79:27. N orristown, Pa.] [49-222] PETER B. KEEHN, b Sept. 29, 1838; s Charles and Maria (Beideman) Keehn [49-71]; m Sept. 17, 1864, MARTHA WESNER, b Mar. 6, 1845. Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (4)' [49-682] 1. Carrie Dora, b Apr. 4, 1866; m Franklin Hafer. 2. Katie Octavia, b June 27, 1868; d 1878. [40-683] 3. Harvey Peter, b Aug. 21, 1876; m Catharine Faust. 4. Jennie Estella, b Nov. 12, 1879; unm. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [49-223] JOHN KEEHN, s Charles and Maria (Beideman) Keehn [49-71]; m CATHARINE SCHELL. Children ( 5 ): 1. Charles, 2. John, 3. Newton, dec; 4. Kate, 5. Needie. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-224] CHARLES KEEHN, b Nov. 29, 1850; s Charles and Maria (Beideman) Keehn [49-71]; m Dec. 22, 1872, GEORGIANNA STOTT. [49-683.1] [49-684] [49-685] [49-686] [49-686.1] Children (8): 1. Cora, m Nicholas Kramer; 1620 Cotton St., Reading, Pa. 2. Lottie, d age 6 yrs. 3. Charles, d in infancy. 4. Morris, m Gertrude Knox. 5. Elizabeth, m Charles Rogers; 126 N. 6th St., Reading, Pa. 6. Paul, m Mabel Brown. 7. Raymond, m - ; 522j^ S. 17th St., Reading, Pa. 8. Daughter, d in infancy. [ Hist, of Berks Co.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-225] ORLANDO KEEHN, s Charles and Maria (Beideman) Keehn [49-71]; m SARAH BITTING. Children (4): 1. Howard, unm. 2. Daniel, m - 3. Elizabeth, unm. [49-687] 4. Laura, m - Hoffert. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-226] DANIEL KEEHN, s Charles and Maria (Beideman) Keehn [49-71]; m LOUISA GOOD- HEART. Family lived in Reading, Pa. Children (5): 1. Nora, 2. Ed., 3. William, 4. Evan, 5. Martin. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-227] MATILDA KEEHN, dau Charles and Maria (Beideman) Keehn [49-71]; m HENRY ALLEBACH. One child: Irwin, m - , and dec. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-228] ALMORETTA KEEHN, dau Charles and Maria (Beideman) Keehn [49-71]; m PETER HELFRICH. Children (5): 1. Martin, unm. 2. Winfield; Stonetown, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 727 3. Walter. [49-688] 4. Lena, m Daniel Guldin; Reading, Pa. [49-689] 5. Lottie, m B. Frank Leininger; Reading, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [49-229] ELIZABETH KEEHN, b Sept. 5, 1849; dau Charles and Maria (Beideman) Keehn [49-71]; in Mar. 10, 1865, LEVI MARX, b Feb. 13, 1844. Children (10): 1. Charles Irwin, b Oct. 9, 1866; d Nov. 1, 1871. 2. Alice M., b Feb. 23, 1868; d Nov. 7, 1871. 3. Harry, b May 26, 1870; d July 22, 1871. ) 4. John, b Aug. 11, 1871; m ( Lillie Gantz. I [2. Eva Ziegler. 5. Howard, b Mar. 2, 1875. 6. George, b Aug. 8, 1876; m Maggie Bietenkopf. 7. Daniel, b Jan. 6, 1879; m Annie Smith. 8. Morgan, b Dec. 19, 1880; in Elsie Swinehart. 9. William, b Jan. 1, 1883; d young. 10. Carrie, b Mar. 19, 1885; m William Snyder. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [49-230] GEORGE HARTMAN, dec; s George and Christina (Biedeman) Hartman [49-72]; m KATE - . Widow res. Perkiomen Ave., Mt. Penn, Pa. One child: [49-694.1] Daughter, m - Dengler; Mt. Penn, Pa. [ No further data.] [49-231] CLARA HARTMAN, dec; dau George and Christina (Beideman) Hartman [49-72]; m WILLIAM NEIN. One child: [49-695] Milford, m and has children — Carrie, Olive and others; lives in Reading, Pa. [ Unable to locate or verify .] [49-234] MARGARET MASON, b Feb., 1842; dau James and Anna (Beideman) Mason [49-74]; m 1865 (?), JOHN BUCHER SEARLES, b Nov. 10, 1842; d Jan. 15, 1896. Children (4): [49-696] 1. Kate Irene, b Dec. 17, 1867; m Washington Sidler; Danville, Pa. 2. Ellen Edith, b Feb. 13, 1872; d Mar. 11, 1877. [49-697] 3. Anna M., b Jan. 31, 1874; m Charles H. Stetler. [49-698] 4. Edna May, b Dec. 14, 1879; m Richard Heiges. [49-237] SARAH HARTRANFT, b Sept. 22, 1839; d Mar. 9, 1899; dau Henry and Sarah (Baush) Hartranft [49-75]; m 1858, JOHN P. HEIM, b 1838; d 1861 ; s Peter Heim. Lived in Norristown, Pa. One child: [49-699] Margaret Bisel, b Dec. 5, 1861; d Mar. 11, 1908; m W. Perry Gresh. [49-238] MARY A. HARTRANFT, b May 22, 1830; d June 10, 1901 ; dau Henry and Sarah (Baush) Hartranft [49-75]; m SIMON GEHRES, b Dec. 22, 1825; d June 30, 1905. No issue. [49-239] ELIZABETH HARTRANFT, b Oct. 30, 1834; d June 22, 1907; dau Henry and Sarah (Baush) Hartranft [49-75]; m Oct. 30, 1856, HARRISON H. GUINN, b Apr. 5, 1831; d Jan. 5, 1899; s John and Anne (Dyre) Guinn. Wheelwright; McEwensville, Pa. (1918.) Children (10): [49-700] 1. Mary, b Aug. 14, 1857; d Dec. 16, 1891; m Alfred Murphy. [49-701] 2. Annie Laura, b Mar. 4, 1860; m Watt M. Huling. 3. Elizabeth Stillwell, b Aug. 20, 1862; d Oct. 1, 1867. 4. Andrew Clark, b Oct. 14, 1864; d July 12, 1870. [49-702] 5. Charles H., b Feb. 24, 1867; m Ruth Smith. [49-690a] [49-690b] [49-691] [49-692] [49-693] [49-694] 728 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-703] 6. George, b Feb. 10, 1869; m Florence Smith. [49-704] 7. Sara Mae, b June 24, 1871; m John H. Baylor. [49-705] 8. Henry Howard, b Jan. 19, 1874; m Ida Mae Ott. [49-706] 9. Margaret Blanche, b Dec. 29, 1876; m Claude H. Opdyke. 10. Jennie Evans, b July 4, 1880; McEwensville, Pa. [49-240] SAMUEL B. HARTRANFT, b Nov. 26, 1823; d July 12, 1881 ; s Henry and Sarah (Baush) Hartranft [49-75]; m ELIZABETH HARTZELL, b - ; d Oct. 28, 1887. Children ( 8 )• [49-707] 1. Horace Harry, b Dec. 2, 1857; m Minnie C. Mabus. [49-708] 2. Oscar, b Aug. 7, 1859; m Martha Alice Peck. [49-709] 3. Annie R., b Nov. 18, 1861; m John Almondinger. [49—710] 4. Elizabeth V., b Sept. 17, 1865; m John Hoffman. 5. Ida B., b June 27, 1868; d May 9, 1898; unm. [49-711] 6. William H., b Aug. 8, 1870; m Maud Marr. [49-712] 7. Cora H., b Aug. 24, 1872; m Arthur L. Traverse. 8. Sarah, b Nov. 13, 1863; d Jan. 8, 1866. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.} [49-241] OSCAR HARTRANFT, b Sept, 17, 1833; d Apr. 25, 1918; s Henry and Sarah (Baush) Hartranft [49-75]; m Jan. 6, 1859, MARGARET RIDDLE, b Aug. 18, 1838; dau Charles and Cather¬ ine (Stadden) Riddle. Farmer; Bristol, Ind. (1921.) Children (4): [49-713] 1. William, b July 22, 1862; m Clara E. Emerson. [49-714] 2. Sarah, b July 19, 1865; d Jan. 24, 1914; m Peter D. Schall. [49-715] 3. Mary, b Sept. 29, 1869; m Dallas D. Brunson. [49—716] 4. Laura B., b Dec. 7, 1872; m Thomas L. Prough. [49-242] CHARLES HARTRANFT, b May 18, 1840; s Henry and Sarah (Baush) Hartranft [49-75]; m LILLIE DATESMAN. Res. Williamsport, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. John. 2. Layton. 3. Merton, Syracuse, N. Y. [49-717] 4. Herman, m Barbara - 5. Roy. [Letters ret.; unable to verify or complete.} [49-243] MARGARET HARTRANFT, b Nov. 1, 1844; d Jan. 5, 1918; dau Henry and Sarah (Baush) Hartranft [49-75]; m July 4, 1861, AMOS TITUS BISEL, 6 Apr. 1, 1832; d Jan. 29, 1881; s Peter and - (Beaver) Bisel. Manufacturer of carriages; res. Lock Haven, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): [49-718] 1. Ida Virginia, b Sept. 14, 1862; m Otis J. Carey. [49—719] 2. Laura Annie, b Dec. 28, 1864; d Sept. 27, 1914; m Josiah Howard. [49-720] 3. Ambrose Stanton, b July 24, 1866; d Oct. 30, 1917; m Laura Gutierrez. [49-244] SUSAN HARTRANFT, b Apr. 4, 1845; dau Henry and Sarah (Baush) Hartranft [49-75]; m July 27, 1867, JOHN DE HASS, b Oct. 12, 1835; s George and Isabelle De Hass. Res. The Hamilton, Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: [49-721] Linwood H., b Dec. 21, 1868; m Laura C. Shantz. [49-245] JOHN FREDERICK HARTRANFT, b Dec. 16, 1830; d Oct. 17, 1889; s Samuel E. and Lydia (Bucher) Hartranft [49-76]; m Jan. 26, 1854, SALLIE D. SEBRING. Children (7): [49-722] 1. Samuel Sebring, b Oct. 30, 1855; d Feb. 2, 1921; m Sallie D. Shultz. 2. Ada, b Mar. 4, 1857; d Mar. 22, 1862. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 729 3. Wilson, b Dee. 1, 1859; d Mar. 17, 1862. 4. Linn, b June 28, 1862; d Nov. 22, 1903. [49-723] 5. Marion, b Sept. 19, 1865; m Edward V. Stockham. 6. Annie, b Feb. 7, 1867; July 30, 1915. 7. Child, b and d same day. John Frederick Hartranft was born near Fagleysville, about four miles from Pottstown, in New Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Tobias Hartranft, his ancestor, settled in this part of Montgomery County, and here successive generations of the Hartranfts remained, tilling the fertile soil and develop¬ ing those sterling principles of industry and frugality which formed the surest guarantee of a quiet, prosperous, useful and happy life. Major-General John Frederick Hartranft is the most distinguished member bearing this family name, as well as remarkable for the personal qualities and the private virtues which have been characteristic of his family. These virtues have developed in public, civil, and military services which made his fame commensurate with the bounds of his country. From his seventeenth to his nineteenth year General Hartranft was a student in the preparatory department of Marshall College, then located at Mercersburg, Pa., where he qualified to enter the sophomore class and was transferred to Union College at Schenectady, New York. In three years he completed his collegiate course, graduating with credit for scholarship and bearing the esteem of his instructors and associates. As civil engineering was to be his profession, during his college career he applied himself with special earnestness to mathematics. Immediately upon his graduation he assumed the practical duties of a civil engineer, but at the request of his father, whose only son he was, he dis¬ continued his chosen profession in order to assist his father in his own business. In 1854 he was ap¬ pointed Deputy Sheriff of Montg. Co. by Sheriff Boyer, and again by Sheriff Rudy in 1855. While performing the duties of this office he read law under the tutelage of James Boyd, Esquire, of the Norris¬ town Bar, and then entered the office of Honorable A. B. Longaker. He was duly admitted to the practice of law in 1859. As Colonel of the 1st Regiment, Montgomery County Militia, when President Lincoln issued his call for 75,000 men for the defence of the Government, Colonel Hartranft at once tendered the services of his regiment and was accepted ; this was the 4th Pennsylvania Regiment, enlisted for ninety days. Colonel Hartranft, upon the expiration of the time of service of the 4th Regiment, served upon the staff of General Franklin at the Battle of Bull Run. July 27, 1861, he was commissioned Colonel in the three years’ service, and in the following September organized at Camp Curtin, Harrisburg, the 51st Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers. On the 18th of November the regiment left Camp Curtin, and was assigned to the corps of General Burnside who was organizing the North Carolina expedition. It is not intended to give an extended biography of General Hartranft in this work, as the active part he took in the suppression of the Rebellion alone would involve too large a space, but merely to note the chief incidents of his valuable and busy life. He participated in the battles of Roanoke Island, Newbern, second Bull Run, Chantilly, South Mountain, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Vicksburg, Jackson, Campbell’s Station, Knoxville, Wilderness, Spottsylvania, North Anna, Cold Harbor, Petersburg Mine, Weldon Railroad, Ream’s Station, Poplar Spring Church, first and second Hatcher’s Run, Fort Steadman, Petersburg, and Richmond. For his gallantry at Spottsylvania Courthouse he was commissioned a Brigadier General, dating from May 12, 1864. For meritorious services he was breveted Major-General, March 25, 1865. The bravery of General Hartranft on the battlefield won the admiration of all his men, as well as of his superior officers. His many narrow escapes are a tribute to his courage and leadership while under fire. During the Battle of Cold Harbor he was wounded in the arm by a bullet, and sixty-five officers and men out of a corp of 105 of his brigade were lost. General Hartranft had many narrow escapes during this battle. One of his orderlies, while sitting between his knees, was mortally wounded; another was instantly killed while standing at his side. In one of the engagements General Hartranft’s horse was killed under him, while a staff officer at his side lost his horse and was severely wounded. In another encounter, not knowing the exact location of the enemies, he replied: “I’ll move in the direction of the fire.” General Hartranft was said to have been one of the greatest of the volunteer officers in the War for the Union. It is also stated that he never ordered his men to advance to any position to which he him¬ self would not go; he was in the habit of leading his men instead of sending them on ahead. It was said he was absolutely fearless and ofttimes showed very reckless courage and magnificent horsemanship as shown in the following story, which was related by a captain who participated in the event. It is stated that while the volunteers, of which the 4th Pennsylvania Regiment were a part, were stationed at Fort Ellsworth, a mile or so outside of Alexandria, Va., at the end of June, 1861, that one 730 Genealogical Record ok the Schwenkfelder Families evening there seemed to be a large body of rebel cavalry men approaching at a gallop upon another road, leading at right angles to that which the 4th Pennsylvania men were guarding. As these cavalry men approached there was some firing; the pickets, according to orders, fired first and then fell back and took shelter in a small ravine. After the cavalry men had passed, the union men emerged from their place of concealment, sent a few scattered shots after them, and hastened to the corner where the skirmish had occurred. While drawing near this place they caught sight of a mounted figure riding towards them furiously, alone, in the direction of Fort Ellsworth. As the horseman came on his pace never slackened, notwithstanding the darkness and uncertainty of the road. When the first sentinel challenged him, much to his astonishment the rider leaned over and whispered the countersign, and it was found to be none other than Colonel Hartranft himself who, having heard the shots in his quarters far to the rear, was the first to mount and get away, reaching the scene of trouble before anyone else, with characteristic valor and concern for the welfare of his men, giving no thought to himself about the risk he ran by thus coming out unattended with absolutely no knowledge of what lay ahead. A few moments search of the grounds found a rebel soldier lying dead with a heavy revolver still tighly clutched in his hand. This same revolver was preserved in General Hartranft’s family until recent years, and it was stated that one of the soldiers in General Hartranft’s command declared he had captured it from the very first southern man killed in open battle in 1861. In August, 1865, Gen. Hartranft was nominated for the office of Auditor-General of Pennsylvania and was elected in October of that year by 23,000 majority; in the fall of 1868 he was again elected to the same office by a handsome majority. Upon the expiration of the second term of Governor Geary’s administration, General Hartranft was placed in nomination for Governor of Pennsylvania by the Republican party, and after one of the most bitter political contests known in the history of this State General Hartranft was elected by a triumphant majority of 35,000. On the 26th day of May, 1875, Governor Hartranft was again nominated for the office of Chief Magistrate of his native state. This time he was unanimously placed in nomination by the Republican party, the only instance, up to this time, in which a Governor had no opposition in convention for a second term in the history of Pennsyl¬ vania. Again he was elected by a large majority. Immediately upon his retirement from the Governor¬ ship of Pennsylvania President Hayes appointed him Postmaster of the city of Philadelphia. The bravery and fearlessness of the soldier asserted itself when General Hartranft was called to the gubernatorial chair. It was during this period in the history of Pennsylvania that corporations were in general control of the legislative department of the state. The passage of special acts for the benefit of corporations had become a scandal. It was stated that between 1857 and 1873, sixteen hun¬ dred and twenty-two special acts granting favors to corporations had been passed. At the assembling of the legislature in 1854, in one day Governor Hartranft sent eighty-two vetoes to the two houses. As a matter of fact, such a large number of vetoes of legislative acts sent to the houses gave the Governor the nickname of “Veto Jack.” Again during the railroad strike, in forwarding troops to the scene of action the Governor said: “My duty is not to make the laws or to criticize them, but to execute them, and that duty I must discharge without fear or favor.” From the expiration of General Hartranft’s term as Governor in 1879, until his death in 1889, many honors were bestowed upon him. His last public appointment was as a member of the Cherokee Indian Commission in 1889, to treat with the Indians for the purchase of their territory, now the state of Oklahoma. General Hartranft gave much of his time and energy to the National Guard of Pennsylvania, reorganizing it after the great riots of 1877 into its present splendid division. On his retirement from the Governorship in 1879 General Hartranft was appointed Major-General of the Division, which position he held until his death. The National Guard expressed their admiration for their commander in the erection of a stately shaft over his grave in the Old Montgomery Cemetery at Norristown, Pa., and the people of Pennsylvania embodied their pride for their citizen-soldier in a noble equestrian statue, fourteen feet high with pedestals reaching a height of twenty-eight feet above the plaza, erected in a circular plaza fronting the State House at Harrisburg. The statue was executed by F. Wellington Ruckstuhl. Governor Hartranft is the only governor of Pennsylvania who is represented by a statue on these grounds. In the Convention of the Republican party, held at Cincinnati, in the spring of 1876, for the pur¬ pose of nominating a candidate for President of the United States, Governor Hartranft’s name was presented by his friends, but after several ballotings Governor Hayes, of Ohio, was placed in nomination. Whatever position General Hartranft was called upon to fill, he always discharged its duties with distinguished ability, whether on the field of battle or as the Executive of the State of Pennsylvania. His modesty, firmness, and integrity won for him the confidence of all. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 731- Although Governor Hartranft was not an adherent of the Schwenkfelder Church, it was while serving his term as Governor that he discovered that his ancestor was a member of the group of immi¬ grant Schwenkfelders. The correspondence with Daniel Schultz with reference to his ancestry is preserved in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg. After learning of his connection with the Schwenkfelders Governor Hartranft took a great deal of interest in tracing out his genealogy and collecting data on the Hartranft family. Having formed the acquaintanceship of Judge Christopher Heydrick of Franklin, a warm friendship sprang up between these two distinguished men, and Governor Hartranft furnished valuable data on the Hartranft family and assisted very materially in collecting genealogical data for the first edition of the Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders. It was also Governor Hartranft who brought to the attention of the Schwenkfelder denomination the eminent scholar, his distant cousin, Dr. Chester David Hartranft, the father of the “Corpus Schwenckfeldianor- um.” Governor Hartranft was also a member of the committee that arranged for the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary Memorial Day Services of the Schwenkfelders in 1884, and was the chief speaker of the day. The Governor also located in the archives at Harrisburg the ship list of the St. Andrew , dated September 12, 1734, containing the signatures of the Schwenkfelders to the oath of allegiance. Much of the data concerning the earlier Hartranft families in this book was traced from Governor Hartranft’s papers in the Historical Library at Pennsburg. [49-246] WILLIAM HARTRANFT, b Sept. 13, 1834; s John and Hester (Weigal) Hartranft [49-77]; m MARY LAZERUS. One child: [49-724] Daniel, m Nellie Vanakers; Coldwater, Mich. [ Unable to verify; letters unans.; 1918.] [49-247] MARY E. HARTRANFT, b Jan. 31, 1837; dau John and Hester (Weigal) Hartranft [49-77]; m WILLIAM SCHEIK. Res. Battle Creek, Mich. Children (11): [49-725] 1. Minnie, m William Gerhardt; Marcelius, Mich. [49-726] 2. Martha, m Norman Gerhardt; Three Rivers, Mich. [49-727] 3. Mary, m Henry Blatt; Battle Creek, Mich. 4. Frank; Battle Creek, Mich. 5. Jacob; Marcelius, Mich. 6. Amelia, dec. 7. Charles, dec. 8. Aaron, dec. 9. Wesley. [49-728] 10. Ella, m John Gayhart; Marcelius, Mich. 11. John, m - [ Unable to verify; letters unans.; 1918.) [49-248] DANIEL W. HARTRANFT, b Aug. 13, 1842; s John and Hester (Weigal) Hartranft [49-77]; m Oct. 31, 1865, EFFIE JANE STETLER, b Apr. 28, 1848; d Dec. 31, 1886; dau Daniel Stetler. Farmer; Inkster, N. D. (1918.) Children (7): [49-729] 1. William G., b Dec. 1, 1866; m Mary A. Adams. [49-730] 2. Edwin M., b Nov. 23, 1868; m Susan Scriver. 3. Margaret G., b June 13, 1872; d May 12, 1875. [49-731] 4. Oliver A., b Dec. 20, 1875; m Emma Simmons. [49-732] 5. Mattie A., b July 12, 1879; m G. G. McCauley; 416 Smith St., Seattle, Wash. [49-733] 6. Ethel C., b Sept. 19, 1881; m George E. Plummer; Seattle, Wash. [49-734] 7. Roy P., b Dec. 30, 1886; m Eva M. Hotchkiss. [49-249] BARBARA E. HARTRANFT, b Apr. 28, 1845; dau John and Hester (Weigal) Hart¬ ranft [49-77]; m JOHN LEISER. Res. North Adams, Mich. One child: [49-735] B. F., m Nannie Hockenburg; Columbus, Ohio. [ Unable to complete or verify; letters unans.] [49-250] FRANKLIN HARTRANFT, b Sept. 1, 1850; s John and Hester (Weigal) Hartranft [49-77]; m DEBORAH REIGEL. Res. Jonesville, Mich. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (5): 1. Daniel Reigel, m Cora Welch; Parma, Jackson Co., Mich. 2. Mary, m Winfield Herget; Jonesville, Mich. 3. Peter; Crisco, Calhoun Co., Mich. 4. Susan, dec; m James Rapture; Battle Creek, Mich. 5. Effie, dec; m Richard Budlong; Eckford, Calhoun Co., Mich. [ Unable to verify; letters unans.; 1.918.] [49-251] OTILLA HARTRANFT, b Aug. 10, 1853; d Sept. 10, 1917; dau John and Hester (Weigal) Hartranft [49-77]; m ROY COOPER. One child: [49-740] Hattie, d Sept. 16, 1917; m - ; Pulaski, Mich. [ Unable to verify ; letters unans., 1918.] [49-252] SUSAN HARTRANFT, b Jan. 13, 1856; dau John and Hester (Weigal) Hartranft [49-77]; m Mar. 14, 1876, GILBERT CHASE, b Sept. 22, 1851; d Apr. 30, 1912. Farmer; Hillsdale, Mich., Route 1. (1918.) One child: [49-741] Lawrence E., b Sept. 10, 1879; m Mary E. Lenard. [49-253] CLARA HARTRANFT, dau Abraham and Caroline (Schnee) Hartranft [49-80]; m PAUL SECHRIST, b Aug. 31, 1834; d Nov. 19, 1899. Jersey Shore, Pa. [ No further data.] [49-255] HOWARD H. HARTRANFT, s Abraham and Caroline (Schnee) Hartranft [49-80]; m ALICE WILSON. Mail clerk; Harrisburg, Pa. One child: Wilson Howard, b July 31, 1877; d Aug. 4, 1908; Spanish American War. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-256] WILLIAM HARTRANFT, s Abraham and Caroline (Schnee) Hartranft [49-80]; m EMMA EIGHTY. P. R. R. Employee; Altoona, Pa. One child: Chester H., b July 30, 1887; 222 N. 63rd St., Phila. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-257] MARY E. HARTRANFT, b Nov. 23, 1848; dau William and Sarah (Sterner) Hartranft [49-81]; m WILLIAM S. MILLER, b Apr. 8, 1845; s G. Y. and Mary (Goffard) Miller. Chairman of Board of Directors of Standard Oil Co. Retired; res. Fairmount Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. (1921.) No issue. [49-258] CATHARINE HARTRANFT, dau William and Sarah (Sterner) Hartranft [49-81]; m GEORGE C. FULLER. Children (3): [49-742] 1. Margie May, m Cale Snodgrass; 1236 Dayton Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 2. Son; Minneapolis, Minn. 3. Son, dec. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-259] ALICE HARTRANFT, b Dec, 10, 1851; dau William and Sarah (Sterner) Hartranft [49-81]; m THOMAS E. McCLOSKEY, b Feb. 24, 1850; d Oct. 21, 1877; s James and Sarah (McGill) McCloskey. Res. Renovo, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Alda P., b Dec. 17, 1870; d Apr. 12, 1871. 2. William M., b Mar. 16, 1873; d Oct. 5, 1887. [49-743] 3. Thomas E., b Apr. 2, 1878; rn Lena Moxley. [49-260] LYDIA HARTRANFT, b Oct. 10, 1853; d Dec. 26, 1908; dau William and Sarah (Sterner) Hartranft [49-81]; rn Mar. 18, 1874, WILLIAM M. SWYERS, b Feb. 10, 1845; d Oct, 6, 1914; s Joseph and Mary (Cook) Swyers. Civil War veteran; 31 Reg. Penna. Volunteers; railroad conductor and later worked in shops. Res. Renovo, Pa. (1921.) 732 [49-736] [49-737] [49-738] [49-739] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 733 Children (<9); 1. Forrest Crawford S., b Jan. 26, 1875; Renovo, Pa. 2. Emma Virginia, b Nov. 12, 1876; Renovo, Pa. 3. Harry Seymour, b June 28, 1879; Renovo, Pa. 4. Maude Pursel, b Jan. 6, 1884; d May 1, 1909. [49-744] 5. Charles Wilbert, b Feb. 12, 1888; d May 28, 1921; m Myrtle Ettinger. 6. Florence Rowena, b Aug. 20, 1890; Renovo, Pa. 7. Chester Hartranft, b Aug. 18, 1892. 8. George Fuller, b Feb. 22, 1897 ; Renovo, Pa. [49-261] SEYMOUR B. HARTRANFT, 6 Oct. 6, 1858; s William and Sarah (Sterner) Hartranft [49-81 ] ; m Aug. 22, 1880, VIRGINIA A. MESSIMER, b Jan. 10, 1860 ; d Feb. 23, 1913 ; dau Robert M. Messimer. Res. 3178 Davis St., Youngstown, Ohio. (1920.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Georgetta L., b Oct. 23, 1881 ; m J. J. Towers; 1012 Chateau St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 2. Anna M., b Aug. 22, 1884; d June 7, 1914; m F. P. King; Los Angeles, Cal. 3. Robert M., b May 5, 1887; m Kathryn Fitzgerald; Salamanca, N. Y. 4. Julia M., b Dec. 15, 1889; m H. F. Hull; Youngstown, Ohio. 5. Erla M., b June 18, 1892; m J. E. Davis; 3178 Davis St., Youngstown, Ohio. 6. Marguerite S., b Feb. 1, 1895; m F. H. Pitzer; New Castle, Pa. 7. Charles E., b Sept. 22, 1897; Youngstown, Ohio. 8. John A., b Jan 9, 1900; Youngstown, Ohio. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [49-262] ANNIE M. HARTRANFT, b June 4, 1860; dau William and Sarah (Sterner) Hartranft [49-81]; m Nov. 22, 1887, CHARLES H. POTTS, b Feb. 10, 1857 ; s J. Lewis and Patience M. (Tobert) Potts. Master mechanic, P. R. R. ; res. Williamsport, Pa. (1921.) Children {2): [49-751] 1. Marie Patience, b Oct. 19, 1888; m J. B. Packer Young. [49-752] 2. William Joseph, b Nov. 12, 1891; m Mary Russell; Renovo, Pa. [49-263] EMMA FLORENCE HARTRANFT, b Jan. 28, 1865; dau William and Sarah (Sterner) Hartranft [49-81] ; m July 7, 1886, WILLIAM A. DAVIS, b July 7, 1864; s Thomas and Mary E. Davis. Tobacco business; res. 102 Onondaga Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. (1921.) No issue. [49-745] [49-746] [49-747] [49-748] [49-749] [49-750] [49-264] MARIA HARTRANFT, dau Jacob and Catherine (Beltz) Hartranft [49-83]; m REU¬ BEN BILLMAN. Res. Schuylkill Co., Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Thomas. [49-753] 2. Daughter, m; Allentown, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-266] HENRY HARTRANFT, b Oct. 2, 1819; d Apr. 2, 1903; s Jacob and Catherine (Beltz) Hartranft [49-83]; rn Nov. 12, 1850, SUSANNA FISHER, b Mar., 1829. Children (8): 1. Elizabeth 1 ^ h June 14i 1853. ( m William A. Seigenfuse. [49-754] [49-755] [49-756] [49-757] [49-758] [49-759] l dec; m George Kepner. 2. Mary Jane 3. Emeline, d in infancy. 4. Sarah A., m Richard Southam; Tamaqua, Pa. 5. Hannah Louisa, dec; unm. 6. Annie, b May 10, 1865; m Nelson Sigafuse. 7. Alice, dec; m William Hauck; Tamaqua, Pa. 8. Clara, m Michael Snyder, dec; St. Clair, Pa. [Letters not ans .; unable to complete..] [49-267] JESSIAH HARTRANFT, b Dec. 15, 1828; d Mar. 29, 1911; s Jacob and Catherine (Beltz) Hartranft [49-83]; m RACHEL - , b July 25, 1830; d Dec. 2, 1902. Buried in Summit Hill Cem., Pa. 734 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkeelder Families [49-760] [49-761] [49-762] [49-763] [49-764] [49-765a] [49-765b] [49-766] Children (7): 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. Amos, m Montana - ; Lansford, Pa. Joseph; in Hannah - Harriet, m Thomas L. Davis. Rachel, b Jan. 28, 1870; m Peter Smith, dec. Kathryn, m William Heffentrager. Elias, b 1852; d 1905; m 1. - 2. Mrs. Sarah G. Cooper; Honestown. Daniel, m Lizzie [Data from court records. D.B. 36: 532, Pottsville, Pa. Unable to complete or verify .] [49-268] LOUISA HARTRANFT, dau Jacob and Catherine (Beltz) Hartranft [49-83]; m AMOS RUPERT. Girardville, Pa. One child: Henry; Oaks, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [49-269] SAMUEL FOX, b Jan. 18, 1843; s John H. and Lydia (Reifsnyder) Fox [49-84]; m LEVINA MAUGER, b Apr., 1842. One child: [49-767] John, b Mar. 1, 1864; m Ida Salzer. [49-27 la] VIOLETTA MAURER, b Dec. 31, 1828; d Mar. 18, 1902; dau Henry and Susan (Dotter- er) Maurer [49-87]; m 1854, CAPT. GEORGE HERBST, b 1830; d Dec. 26, 1865; s Dr. William and Catharine (Schall) Herbst. One child: [49-768] George Edwin M., b Sept. 10, 1857; d Feb., 1919; m Lottie S. Stettler. [49-27 lb] VIOLETTA (MAURER) HERBST, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 20, 1869, HENRY S. DELLICKER, b June 19, 1842; s Samuel and Susanna (Sassaman) Dellicker. [49-272] LUZETTA MAURER, dau Henry and Susan (Dotterer) Maurer [49-87]; m JOHN YO¬ DER. Produce dealer; Fleetwood, Pa. Children (3): 1. Sarah. Two other children. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [49-273] SARAH MAURER, dau Henry and Susan (Dotterer) Maurer [49-87]; m GIDEON HARTMAN. Children (11): [49-768.1] 1. Lizzie, m Joseph Harper; Reading, Pa. 2. Samuel; 15 South 11th St., Reading, Pa. Nine other children. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [49-274] HENRY MAURER, s Henry and Susan (Dotterer) Maurer [49-87]; m AMELIA STAPLETON. One child: Oliver; lives near Phila., Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-275] AMANDA RIEGNER, b Feb. 14, 1833; d Aug. 11, 1906; dau John C. and Christianna (Maurer) Riegner [49-88]; m ABRAHAM ZIEGLER, b Dec. 7, 1828; d Jan. 20, 1911; s Abraham and Rachel (Krause) Ziegler. Farmer; resided in Kulpsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): [49-769] 1. J. Horace, b Dec. 11, 1857; m Lydia H. Alderfer. [19-105] 2. Emma Jane, b Apr. 28, 1854; d June, 1920; m Samuel S. Kriebel. [49-770] 3. Annie R., b Nov. 24, 1859; m Henry H. Krupp. 4. Irving Elmer, b Sept. 25, 1861 ; unm; lawyer; 27 William St., N. Y. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 735 [49-276] EMMA RIEGNER, b Oct. 27, 1844; d May 19, 1908; dau John C. and Christianna (Maurer) Riegner [49-88]; m Nov. 10, 1864, CORNELIUS M. TYSON, b Aug. 13, 1842; s Benjamin and Mary (Markley) Tyson. Laborer; res. 103 Warren St., Pottstown, Pa. Mr. C. Tyson was married 2d time. One child: Mary R., b Sept. 1865; 1513 Erie Ave., Phila., Pa. [49-277] EPHRAIM M. LEH, dec; s Henry and Sarah (Maurer) Leh [49-89]; m MARY HOUCK, dau Amos and Hannah (Gabel) Houck. Children (3): 1. Edgar E., d in infancy. [49-771] 2. Warren, m Kate Lechner. [49-772] 3. Laura, m Edwin Mowdey; Reading, Pa. [ Letters not ans.; unable to complete. J [49-279] FRANK LEH, d 1908; s Henry and Sarah (Maurer) Leh [49-89]; m - Children {2): [49-773] 1. Daughter, m Dr. George I. Keen; Reading, Pa. 2. William. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] [49-283] MARY LEH, b July 26, 1862; dau Henry and Sarah (Maurer) Leh [49-89]; m 1885, LEWIS G. WALTERS, b Nov. 7, 1863. Moulder; res. 638 North 10th St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) One child: [49-774] William, b May 26, 1883; m Malinda Isett. [49-285] HENRY F. MAURER, b Mar. 14, 1861 ; s Mahlon H. and Tamson E. (Fisher) Maurer [49-90a]; m July 22, 1882, IDA MARIA W. SCHOLL, b Mar. 12, 1861 ; d Sept. 17, 1917. Pottstown, Pa., R. D. (1918.) Children (11): 1. Newton S., b Sept. 16, 1882; d Sept. 18, 1882. [49-775] 2. Robert S., b Dec. 30, 1883; m - ; Columbia, Pa. [49-776] ■ 3. Oliver S., b Jan. 22, 1885; m Elsie May Dilger. 4. Eck S., b Dec. 24, 1886; d Oct. 16, 1903. 5. Helen S., b Dec. 30, 1888. [49-777] 6. Pearl S., b June 18, 1890; m - ; Columbia, Pa. 7. William Russell, b Apr. 24, 1892. [49-778] 8. Pearl S., b June 13, 1895; m - 9. Gladys S., b June 7, 1897; Pottstown, Pa. [49-779] 10. Mildred S., b Nov. 14, 1899; m - -; Kenilworth, Pa. 11. Tamson Elizabeth, b Dec. 7, 1903. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-286] EDWARD MAURER, date of birth and death unknown; s Mahlon and Tamson E. (Fisher) Maurer [49-90a]; m 1880, MINERVA VAN BUSKIRK, b July 8, 1860; d Feb. 18, 1910. Painter. (1919.) Children (J): [49-780] 1. Florence, b Jan. 1, 1881; d Sept. 21, 1913; m Charles Flicker; Stowe, Pa. [49-781] 2. Estella, b Apr. 8, 1882; m George Levengood. [49-782] 3. Annie E., b Sept. 12, 1888; m Ernest R. Hales. [49-783] 4. Edith, b Mar. 7, 1892; m Horace C. Bealer. [49-287] OLIVIA MAURER, b Dec. 6, 1874; dau Mahlon and Rebecca C. F. (Rhoads) Maurer [49-90b]; m Nov. 12, 1898, ALPHEUS FRETZ. One child: Lottie May, b May 7, 1899. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-288] FRANKLIN OLIVER MAURER, b Jan. 18, 1846; s Zacharias H. and Rebecca (Leitheiser) Maurer [49-91a]; m Aug. 3, 1870, AMANDA J. BRIGHT, b Oct. 26, 1852. Res. 1118 Cotton St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (11): 1. Wellington W., b July 12, 1871; d June 30, 1872. 2. Edna Margaret, b Mar. 23, 1873; to Harry Dean; 205 2nd Ave., Reading, Pa. 3. Mary Amanda, b Mar. 12, 1875; d Mar. 12, 1875. 4. Laura Rebecca, b Mar. 28, 1876; to Howard S. Diem. 5. Milford B., b Aug. 10, 1878; to Laura E. Moyer. 6. Walter B., b Dec. 25, 1880; d Apr. 10, 1883. 7. Paul B., b Feb. 28, 1883; to Bessie Lauch; 119 W. Oley St., Reading, Pa. 8. Frank B., b Aug. 15, 1886; to Ellen Harper; Newark, N. J. 9. Harold B., b Feb. 12, 1889 ; d Oct. 28, 1890. 10. Clare, b Oct. 5, 1891; d Aug. 30, 1892. 11. Edith May, b Dec. 9, 1892; d Nov. 7, 1900. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [49-289] SUSAN MAURER, b Jan. 7, 1848; dau Zacharias H. and Rebecca (Leitheiser) Maurer [49-91a] ; to WILLIAM WALTERS. Children ( 5 ): 1. Harry, 2. Ida, 3. Bertha, 4. Etta, 5. Raymond. [ Unable to verify or complete .] [49-294] GERTRUDE F. MAURER, b Aug. 7, 1869; dau Zacharias H. and Sarah A. (Bright) Maurer [49-91b]; m Apr. 18, 1893, JOHN A. MILLER, b Aug. 20, 1868; s William D. and Hanah (LaZerve) Miller. Contracting carpenter; res. 624 Weiser St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) One child: [49-789] William Zacharias, b Feb. 11, 1894; to Sarah T. Kitting. [49-295] ELLA M. MAURER, b Apr. 2, 1872; dau Zacharias and Sarah A. (Bright) Maurer [49- 91b]; to Aug. 25, 1890, HARRY K. BROWN, b Aug. 31, 1866; s Benjamin H. and Louise (Ritter) Brown. Asst. Engineer, City Bureau of Water; res. 43 South 8th St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) One child: H. Ruth, b May 27, 1892; 43 South 8th St., Reading. [49-296] EMMA MAE MAURER, b May 28, 1875; dau Zacharias H. and Sarah A. (Bright) Maurer [49-91b]; to Jan. 31, 1901, HENRY R. ERMENTROUT, b Mar. 18, 1873; s George M. and Mary E. (Ruth) Ermentrout. Traffic manager; res. Wyomissing Hills, Berks Co., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Gertrude M., b Sept. 11, 1902. 2. Donald C., b June 16, 1906. 3. Henry R., b Oct. 25, 1909. [49-297] BERTHA BLANCHE MAURER, b Feb. 10, 1880; dau Zacharias H. and Sarah A. (Bright) Maurer [49— 91b] ; to Feb. 9, 1901, FRANKLIN BATDORF, b Dec. 17, 1879; s Jacob L. and Kate (Bricker) Batdorf. Confectioner; res. 243 North 11th St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) One child: Stephen M., b June 13, 1901. [49-298] SAMUEL N. HARTRANFT, b Dec. 2, 1839; d Aug. 5, 1902; s David W. and Mary (Naugle) Hartranft [49-92]; to MARY A. RHOADS, b Feb. 20, 1840; d June 29, 1915. Children (12): [49-789.1] 1. Kate, to Elmer Hirleman; Hyde Park, Reading, Pa. [49-790] 2. Ada, to Howard Daniels; Hyde Park, Reading, Pa. [49-791] 3. Samuel, b Apr. 8, 1879; to Lottie Shoemaker. [49-792] 4. Daniel, to Jane - [49-793] 5. Elmer, to Florence Schwenk; Schuylkill Haven, Pa. [49-794] 6. Mary, b Nov. 30, 1865; to Edwin O. Bittle. [49-795] 7. Emma, to. - Guertler, dec. [49-796] 8. Jacob, b Mar. 24, 1870; d Jan. 21, 1916; to Alice Heimbach; Allentown, Pa. Four children d in infancy. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] 736 [49-784] [49-785] [49-786] [49-787] [49-788] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 737 [49-299] REBECCA HARTRANFT, b Feb. 24, 1844; dau David W. and Mary (Naugle) Hartranft [49-92]; m Aug. 26, 1865, LEVIN H. STEINBERGER, b Aug. 16, 1832; d Mar. 31, 1889. Brick¬ layer; res. 40 S. Carlisle St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) No issue. [49-300] DAVID HARTRANFT, b July 27, 1842; d Jan. 7, 1887; s David W. and Mary (Naugle) Hartranft [49-92]; m SALLIE OPLINGER, b Mar. 14, 1848; d June 18, 1889; dau Samuel Oplinger. Civil Engineer. (1921.) One child: [49-797] John F., b Jan. 1, 1875; d July 14, 1908; m Carrie Hocklander. [49-30 la] JOHN W. HARTRANFT, b Mar. 5, 1834; d Jan. 16, 1913; s Jacob W. and Mary (Weav¬ er) Hartranft [49-93]; m, Sept. 3, 1853, CATHARINE BOWER, b Jan. 18, 1833; d July 17, i889; dau Daniel and E. Matilda (Lewis) Bower. Farmer; Birdsboro, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [49-798] 1. Mary Matilda, b Dec. 10, 1855; m Henry D. Lott. [49-798.1] 2. Catharine Rebecca, b 1858; d Mar. 1, 1918; m William A. Wright. [49-1054] 3. Edith, b Mar. 25, 1861; m Charles L. Shantz. [49-799] 4. Susan, b July 23, 1863; m Elmer R. Huyett. [49-301b] JOHN W. HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, MRS. VALERIA POTTS. No f urther data. [49-303] JACOB W. HARTRANFT, b Nov. 2, 1835; d Jan. 3, 1917; s Jacob W. and Mary (Weaver) Hartranft [49-93]; mMARY ANDREWS, b Apr. 13, 1840; dau Jacob and Sarah (Buchman) Andrews. Farrrter; Saegerstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [49-800] 1. Emma Rebecca, b Nov. 29, 1860; m Azira W. Sammel. [49-801] 2. Sarah Alice, b Nov. 27, 1862; m Charles E. Deichman. [49-802] 3. Fannie Esther, b Mar. 31, 1865; m John Acker. [49-803] 4. Lizzie, b May 18, 1867; m E. Grant Reichel. [49-804] 5. Catharine, b Sept. 29, 1871; m Edward B. Matteson. [49-304a-b] LEVI W. HARTRANFT, s Jacob and Mary (Weaver) Hartranft [49-93]; m twice; name of one wife, SARAH WEAN ; name of other wife not known ; his widow said to live at 2 Snook Ave., Scranton, Pa. (1918), but letters not answered. Had at least three children: [49-805] 1. Charles E., m - ; has son, 817 Matthew Ave., Scranton, Pa. [49-806] 2. Clara, m Alfred Gunderman. [49-807] 3. Henry, dec; widow lives in Mountain Grove, Luzerne Co., Pa. (1918.) [Letters not ans.; unable to complete or verify.} [49-305a] HARRISON W. HARTRANFT, b Aug. 27, 1841; s Jacob W. and Mary (Weaver) Hart¬ ranft [49-93]; m Feb. 25, 1862, BARBARA BEACH, b Feb. 14, 1840; dec. Mr. and Mrs. Hartranft celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary in 1912. Children (3): 1. Amos, b Mar. 3, 1864; d Oct. 18, 1865. [49-808] 2. John B., b Sept. 29, 1875; d May 22, 1922; m Sophia Brechtel. [49-809] 3. William B., b Feb. 7, 1877; m Emma O’Neal. Harrison W. Hartranft enlisted in the State Militia as a volunteer in the Civil War, from Lancaster Co., Pa., in the Army of Re-enforcement, to drive Gen. Lee out of Maryland. He was honorably dis¬ charged when the emergency was over. Harrison W. Hartranft lived successively in Berks, Lancaster, Luzerne, Berks, Lehigh, Luzerne, and Philadelphia Counties, Pa. He was also an Evangelist. [49-305b] HARRISON W. HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, MRS. LUCINDA F. HART¬ RANFT, b Sept. 13, 1857. Res. 4012 Gtn. Ave., Phila. (1920.) Mrs. Hartranft was the widow of James W. Hartranft [49-351]. 738 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-306a] EMMA HARTRANFT, b Aug. 28, 1845; dau Jacob W. and Mary (Weaver) Hartranft [49-93]; m Aug. 13, 1864, DANIEL WOODRING, b Nov. 25, 1837; d Apr. 12, 1870; s George Wood¬ ring. Blacksmith; res. St. Johns, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [49-810] 1. Mary L., b July 18, 1866; m Henry Thomas. 2. George. 3. Dolla. [49-306b] EMMA (HARTRANFT) WOODRING, same as above, m 2d time, June 24, 1871; SAMUEL BENNER, b May 18, 1826; d Aug. 7, 1881 ; s Christian and Maria (Strunk) Benner. Farmer, res. St. Johns, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [49-811] 1. Doretta, b May 3, 1874; m Suro T. Benninger. [49—812] 2. Sarah, b Apr. 4, 1876; m Gilbert Peters. 3. Agnes. [49-307] MARY ANN HARTRANFT, b Dec. 26, 1847; dau Jacob W. and Mary (Weaver) Hart¬ ranft [49-93]; m Apr. 6, 1866, EDWIN MONTZ, b Mar. 25, 1849; s Daniel and Hannah (Kocher) Montz. Stone mason; res. Weatherly, Pa. (1919.) [49-308] HANNAH E. HARTRANFT, b Oct. 19, 1852; d July 23, 1892; dau Jacob W. and Mary (Weaver) Hartranft [49-93]; m Aug. 9, 1870, EDWARD TURNBACH, b July 25, 1848; d Sept. 28, 1902; s William and Maria (Drasher) Turnbach. Salesman. (1919.) Children (6): [49-820] 1. William A., b July 26, 1871; m Caroline Mane. [49-821] 2. John J., b July 11, 1874; m Laura Mabel Packer. [49-822] 3. Edward R., b Nov. 21, 1876; m Elizabeth Fullmer; Hazleton, Pa. [49-823] 4. Mary Bertha, b Nov. 23, 1878; m Charles Jordan. [49-824] 5. S. S. Prentiss, b June 25, 1881; m Jennie Milligan. 6. Walter Alaire, b Jan. 18, 1891 ; d June 15, 1906. [49-309] AMANDA CATHERINE HARTRANFT, b Nov. 20, 1856; dau Jacob W. and Mary (Weaver) Hartranft [49-93]; m Sept. 24, 1874, JOHN BEACH, b Feb. 18, 1855; s Amos and Anna (Christ) Beach. Master mechanic; res. Norwood Mines, Luzerne Co., Pa. (1919.) Children (10): 1. Mary Annie, b May 20, 1875; d 1876. [49-825] 2. Nettie May, b Oct. 20, 1877; m Roger A. McShea. [49-826] 3. Elizabeth Frances, b May 16, 1879; m Harvey M. Klinger. [49-827] 4. Harry Martin, b Aug. 30, 1885; m Mary Panco. [49-828] 5. Prentice E., b July 16, 1890; m Edith Astleford. 6. Florence Amanda, b Jan. 17, 1886; dec. [49-829] 7. Edward Ramond, b July 23, 1893; m Edith Seigfried. [49-830] 8. Edith A., b Feb. 19, 1896; m Charles J. J. Rupp. 9. Gertrude, b Feb. 4, 1899; dec. 10. John Fredrech, b Apr. 11, 1900; unm; Norwood Mines, Pa. [49-813] [49-814] [49-815] [49-8 16a] [49-8 16b] [49-817] [49-818] [49-819] Children (11): 1. Emma, b June 19, 1867; m Arelia H. Acker. 2. Elizabeth, b Apr. 24, 1869; d Aug. 7, 1881. 3. Charles, b Feb. 17, 1871; m Eliza J. Schnell. 4. Lilly May, b Feb. 14, 1873; d Mar. 3, 1873. 5. William, b Mar. 18, 1874; m Julia Bray. ■ 6. Stella, b July 8, 1876; m { *• Thomas Kissinger [2. Robert Feist. 7. Samuel, b Mar. 4, 1878; d June 13, 1882. 8. George, b June 23, 1881 ; m Estella M. LaBar. 9. Harry, b Apr. 2, 1884; m Gertrude Moser. 10. Jacob R., b May 28, 1886; Weatherly, Pa. 11. Grace, b Sept. 3, 1888; m G. Robert Olewine. Genealogical Record of tiie Schwenkfelder Families 739 [49-310] RACHEL M. HARTRANFT, b Oct. 16, 1859; dau Jacob W. and Mary (Weaver) Hart- ranft [49-93]; m June 3, 1876, LEVI B. WENNER, b Sept. 4, 1852; s Andrew and Susannah (Beish- line) Wenner. Carpenter; res. Conyngham, Pa. (1919.) [49-831] Children (J): 1. Edith A., b Dec. 3, 1876; rn John E. Walp. 2. Mary F., b July 31, 1878; Conyngham, Pa. [49-832] [49-833] 3. Hubbard M., b Nov. 29, 1881; m Bertha G. Kropp. 4. Lee A., b Jan. 31, 1892; in Barbara A. Fleig. [49-311] MARTIN L. HARTRANFT, b June 3, 1862 ;d July, 1912; s Jacob W. and Mary (Weaver) Hartranft [49-93]; m Oct. 24, 1882, MARY MANWILLER, b Dec. 8, 1864. Children ( 6 ): [49-834] [49-835] [49-836] 1. Elsie, b June 24, 1883; m Walter G. Kerslake. 2. Leroy, b Aug. 14, 1884; m Laverna A. Buddell. 3. Viola, b May 2, 1889; m. Roy J. Graeff. 4. Mary Amanda, b Apr. 5, 1892; d aged 11 mo. 5. Emily, b Sept. 16, 1893; d aged 7 yrs. 6. Samuel, b Mar. 20, 1895; d aged 2 yrs. [49-313] MARY ANN SCHAEFFER, b Jan. 18, 1841; dau Samuel and Christina (Hartranft) Schaeffer [49-94a]; m Oct. 19, 1858, MABERRY A. RHOADS, b Aug. 31, 1835; d Oct. 1, 1896. Res. Amityville, Pa. Children (13): [49-443] 1. Rose E., b May 12, 1857; m Wellington L. Wise. 2. Calvin C. [49-838] [49-839] 3. Kate T., m Frank Hamer. 4. Annie, m Samuel Dunn; Douglass Twp., Pa. 5. Effinger M. 6. Harvey M. [49-446] [49-841]' 7. Mary, b July 19, 1866; m John Harvey L. Wise. 8. Newton I., b Nov. 26, 1873; m Louisa Belles. 9. Edgar D. [49-1422] 10. Charles G., b Sept. 21, 1880; rn Lillie L. Levengood. 11. Amelia. [49-842] 12. Carrie, m Edgar Heist. 13. Irvin, b 1883; d 1903. [ Hist. Berks Co.; unable to complete or verify.} [49-315] MARY HAHN, b Mar. 25, 1828; d July, 1897; dau William V. and Hannah (Hartranft) Hahn [49-96]; m May 1, 1847, JAMES MAXWELL, b Feb. 1, 1820; d Dec. 1, 1885. Lived inPotts- town, Pa. [49-843] Children (6): 1. Martha, b Apr. 10, 1848; m John H. Smith. 2. Hannah, d young. [49-844] 3. William H., b Apr. 5, 1852; m Ella V. Missimer. 4. John Wallace, d young. 5. Alfred L. 6. James H., b Apr. 21, 1857. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-316a] SARAH HAHN, b Aug. 12, 1830; d Mar. 12, 1891; dau Dr. William V. and Hannah (Hartranft) Hahn [49-96]; m Sept. 23, 1853, URIAH CAUFPMAN; minister. One child: Martha, b Apr. 3, 1855; d May 30, 1902; unm. [49-3 16b] SARAH (HAHN) CAUFFMAN, same as above, m 2d time, May 2, 1860, BLOOM¬ FIELD LORE, b Nov. 22, 1826; d May 28, 1909; s Nathaniel and Martha (Diamond) Lore. Merchant. (1920.) 740 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): 1. William N., b Apr. 28, 1862; d Nov. 11, 1889. [49-845] 2. Hannah E., b Jan. 11, 1865; m Charles Hinkle. [49-846] 3. Sarah, b June 29, 1871; m Henry White. [49-317] ELMIRA HAHN, b Sept. 21, 1834; d Dec. 8, 1911; dan Dr. William V. and Hannah (Hartranft) Hahn [49-96]; m Sept. 15, 1857, SAMUEL LODOR, b Mar. 9, 1832; d June 15, 1912; s Benjamin and Elizabeth (Morrow) Lodor. Merchant. (1920.) Children (5): [49-850] 1. Charles Howard, b Oct. 26, 1858; m Katharine Van Evra. 2. Mary Louisa, b Nov. 17, 1860; 4152 Parkside Ave., Phila. [49-851] 3. Sarah Elizabeth, b Apr. 12, 1866; m Thomas Edward Merchant. 4. Elmira, b May 18, 1873; 4152 Parkside Ave., Phila. [49-852] 5. Clara Hahn, b Jan. 24, 1877; m Lucius Teter. Samuel Lodor was a member of Gor Fixture Firm — Cornelius & Co., later a coal dealer; member of Bible Union; Board Prison Visitor; Deacon in Dutch Reformed Church; choir leader; ruling elder in Presbyterian church; clerk of session in Oxford Presbyterian Church for 35 yr. ; Sunday School Superin¬ tendent for many years. [49-318] HANNAH EMMA HAHN, b Oct. 29, 1837; d Feb. 4, 1894; dau Dr. William V. and Han¬ nah (Hartranft) Hahn [49-96] ; m Jan. 6, 1858, JOHN FALLS WALTER, b Dec. 21, 1837; d Nov. 25, 1896; s Eban Wilmot and Sarah Putnam (Dove) Walter. (1919.) twins, b Sept. 22, 1859; { d 1864. Children ( 6 ). 1. William Hahn [49-853] 2. Sarah Dove 3. John Falls, b 1862; d 1862. 4. Emma Louise, b 1868; d 1871. 5. Wilmot, b 1870; d 1872. [49-854] 6. Helen Falls, b Jan. 28, 1872; m Henry Clay Dodson. I m William L. Venning. [49-319] MARTHA HAHN, b July 21, 1840; d Sept. IS, 1902; dau Dr. William V. and Hannah (Hartranft) Hahn [49-96]; m Dec. 21, 1864, HENRY CLAY DODSON, b Oct. 5, 1840; d Sept. 11, 1915; s Robert Auld and Hester Ann (Keithley) Dodson. Druggist; res. St. Michaels, Md. (1919.) Children (6): [49-854.1] 1. Emma Hahn, b Feb. 3, 1866; m Russell S. Dawson. [49-854.2] 2. Henry Clay, b Jan. 9, 1868; d Mar. 17, 1919; m Estelle Watts. [49-854.3] 3. Hannah Hahn, b May 5, 1870; m Dr. Joseph B. Seth. Henry C. Dodson married 2d time, Helen Falls Walter [49-854]. [49-320a] REV. CHESTER DAVID HARTRANFT, D.D., b Oct. 15, 1839; d, Dec. 30, 1914; s Samuel and Sallie (Stetler) Hartranft [49-97]; m July 20, 1864, ANNA FRANCES BERG, b June 24, 1839; d Jan. 31, 1904; dau Rev. Dr. Joseph F. and Elenora (Pomp) Berg. Children (5): 1. Henry Berg, b Nov. 18, 1866; dec; buried Laurel Hill Cem., Phila. [49-855] 2. Frederick Berg, b Nov. 21, 1868; m Clarissa Maud Allen. 3. Raymond, b Sept. 23, 1872; d Aug. 14, 1873. 4. Anne Frances, b July 10, 1874; d Feb. 11, 1876. 5. Frank Samuel, b Mar. 29, 1876; d July 27, 1876. [49-320b] REV. CHESTER DAVID HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 22, 1911, IDA THOMAS BERG, b May 6, 1853; dau Rev. Dr. Joseph F. and Elenora (Pomp) Berg; sister of his first wife. Widow resides in Wolfenbiittel, Germany, Neuerweg 19. Dr. Hartranft died during World War in Germany and is buried in Wolfenbiittel. 4. Hester Hahn I b Jan_ 2l, 1873; d f > Iff 5. Clara Hahn j l Feb. 1, 1897. 6. Martha Hahn, b Aug. 1, 1878; d Dec. 6, 1878. Plate 83 Washington’s Headquarters near Center Point, Pa. Formerly the Rev. Melchior Schultz homestead. (Now occupied by Isaac Schultz [68-47].) Plate 84 & N ‘3 rJ} L2 r> ,,T U *2 GO Qj & O in O • William H. Davidheiser. [49— 904b] J l 2. John S. Burkey. 3. Morris, b Sept. 4, 1877; d Apr. 15, 1880. 4. James, b May 16, 1879; d Aug. 14, 1895. [49-905] 5. Emma Rebecca, b June 17, 1881; m Rev. Philip L. Griffiths. [49-906] 6. Nora Jane, b June 22, 1883; m J. Franklin Amos. 7. Edwin, b Nov. 22, 1885; unm. [49-907] 8. John Henry, b Oct. 22, 1895; m Martha Wilson. [49-351] JAMES W. HARTRANFT, b Oct. 17, 1855; d Sept. 6, 1915; s William and Sarah (Weaver) Hartranft [49-107]; m LUCINDA FRANCIS, b Sept. 13, 1857. Res. of widow, 37 Beech St., Potts- town, Pa. (1918.) One child: Sarah, d in infancy. Widow remarried to Harrison B. Hartranft [49-305b]. [49-352] ALFRED W. HARTRANFT, b Sept. 27, 1857; s William and Sarah (Weaver) Hartranft [49-107]; m JANE AUMAN. Res. South Pottstown, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1918.) Children (4): 1. William, b July 24, 1883; d 1907. [49-908] 2. Ellen, b Nov., 1885; m Howard Yoder. [49-909] 3. Margaret, b Sept., 1887; m Charles Reifsnyder. [49—910] 4. Maud Amy, m Ernest Ostner. [ Unable to complete.} [49-353] ROSE HARTRANFT, b Nov. 2, 1860; d June 23, 1888; dau William and Sarah (Weaver) Hartranft [49-107]; m WILLIAM WENTZEL. One child: [49-911] Clifford Raymond (Hartranft), b Dec. 19, 1883; m Bertha Marie Reichstetter. Clifford was adopted by his Aunt Emma Hartranft and his name was changed to Clifford Hartranft. [49-354] SARAH HARTRANFT, b Aug. 21, 1862; dau William and Sarah (Weaver) Hartranft [49-107]; m Dec. 25, 1886, JOHN B. MOYER, b Oct. 4, 1862; s Joseph and Sara (Mengle) Moyer. Iron worker; res. Pottstown, Pa., R. D. No. 2. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Leon Vincent, b Mar. 21, 1888; d Apr. 15, 1889. 2. George Clayton, b Aug. 31, 1889; d Jan. 4, 1890. 3. John Elmer, b Jan. 10, 1891; musician; 1429 E. Preston St., Baltimore, Md. 4. Leonard Hartranft, b Nov. 30, 1892; retail merchant; Pottstown, Pa. 5. Myron Leroy, b Dec. 6, 1894; Pottstown, Pa. Myron L. Moyer was mustered in the 79th Division, 304th Reg. Military Police at Phoenixville, Pa., May 27, 1918; thence to Camp Meade for Training; left for overseas and arrived at Brest, July 21, and was sent to the front; engaged in the battle of Chateau Thierry and the Meuse- Argonne Forest. He was sent to Erize La Granda as a member of the military Police Corps, returning May 28, 1919, on Ship Dakotan, and was discharged June 5, 1919. [49-355] GEORGE W. HARTRANFT, b Nov. 4, 1864; s William and Sarah (Weaver) Hartranft [49-107]; m Feb. 14, 1889, ANNIE K. FREED, b Sept. 23, 1869; dau Jacob and Eliza (Kratz) Freed. Farmer; res. Lederach, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [49-912] 1. John Edgar F., b Sept. 24, 1889; m Edna Cassel. 2. George R. F., b Feb. 4, 1891; d Feb. 17, 1896. [49-913] 3. William Jacob F., b June 6, 1895; m Edna B. Ziegler. 748 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 4. James W. F., b Apr. 3, 1897; d Aug., 1897. [49-913.1] 5. Charles Henry F., b Aug. 7, 1898; m Alice Furlenett. 6. Joseph E. F., b Mar. 7, 1901. [49-356] EDWARD HARTRANFT, b Oct. 13, 1849; s Jacob G. and Maria (Strohm) Hartranft [49-108]; m 1873, ANNIE EVANS, b Nov. 15, 1850. Children (3): [49-914] 1. Charles E., b Nov. 8, 1875; m Nellie Shanehan; 2007 York St., Phila., Pa. [49-915] 2. Hattie, b Sept. 3, 1877; m Robert E. Hornor. [49-916] 3. Esther, b July 8, 1879; m Herbert A. Smith. [ Unable to complete; letters unans .] [49-358] RUFUS HARTRANFT, b Oct. 1, 1860; d Dec. 1, 1897; s Henry and Sarah (Roberts) Hartranft [49-109]; m June, 1888, ELIZABETH FRY SCOTT, b Dec. 28, 1858; dau Allen and Ellen (Woods) Scott. Publisher; res. 2028 North 12th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Eleanor Mildred, b Sept. 27, 1889; d Jan. 25, 1919. 2. Allen Scott, b Feb. 17, 1891; 2028 North 12th St., Phila. [49-359] AMELIA HARTRANFT, b Jan. 21, 1857; dau Samuel G. and Mary (Greenawalt) Hart¬ ranft [49-110]; w Jan. 12, 1873, LEWIS HENRY WEAVER, 6 Jan. 29, 1851; s William and Elizabeth (Weikel) Weaver. Farmer; res. Center Valley, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Ida, b July 10, 1874; unm. 2. Addie, b Aug. 4, 1881 ; unm. [49-917] 3. Lizzie, b Aug. 22, 1876; m John Ober; 541 Corson St., Norristown, Pa. [49-918] 4. Katie E., b Feb. 18, 1879; m William H. Kuhn. [49-360] DAVID G. HARTRANFT, b Sept. 2, 1857; s David and Amanda (Bender) Hartranft [49-lll];mNov. 17, 1880, MARGARET LINCK, 5Nov. 12, 1862; dau Harrison and Mary A. (Agnew) Linck. Trucker; res. North Wales, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1919.) Children (3): [49-919] 1. Ellen Amey, b Jan. 12, 1883; m John W. Roessler. [49-920] 2. Adelaide, b Jan. 23, 1887 ; m Richard Moore. [49-921] 3. Margaret, b June 9, 1896; m Charles A. Geiger. [49-361a] JOHN B. HARTRANFT, 6 Apr. 1, 1859; d Mar. 26, 1918; s David and Amanda (Bender) Hartranft [49-111]; m Sept., 1880, ANNIE M. SHANE, b Jan. 31, 1861; d Mar. 21, 1916; dau John and Anna Shane. (1920.) Children (4).' [49-922] 1. Samuel D., b Sept. 27, 1881; m Grace G. Hanshaw. [49-923] 2. Amanda B., b July 30, 1884; m George Breyer. 3. Conrad R., b Mar. 18, 1887; unm; 5847 North 12th St., Phila., Pa. [49-924] 4. Gertrude M., b Oct. 30, 1890; m Thomas J. Price. [49-361b] JOHN B. HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 4, 1916, IRENE ROCK, b June 7, 1865; dau Edward Z. and Salinda (Buchter) Rock [49-574]. [49-362a] SAMUEL D. HARTRANFT, b Mar. 11, 1861; d May 27, 1911; s David and Amanda (Bender) Hartranft [49-111]; m KATE A. MOWER, b Feb. 24, 1860; d July 17, 1902; dau Andrew and Anna E. Mower. Was Sergeant of Police; res. Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [49-925] 1. William W., b Jan. 2, 1883; m Anna M. Barnes. [49-926] 2. Mary Amanda, b June 7, 1884; m Harry Tyre. [49-927] 3. Anna E., b Mar. 18, 1888; m Richard Steenson; 1426 Crosby St., Chester, Pa. 4. Samuel D., b Apr. 2, 1886; unm; 3725 North 8th St., Phila., Pa. 5. David W., b July 13, 1890; d Apr. 11, 1893. 6. Emma E., b July 1, 1900; unm; teacher. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 749 [49-362b] SAMUEL D. HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 27, 1908, MARTHA COLLIER GORDY, b July 29, 1881 ; dau Thomas and Jennie (Bounds) Gordy. No issue. [49-363] ALBERT HARTRANFT, b Dec. 3, 1862; s David and Amanda (Bender) Hartranft [49-111]; m LOUISE FULLER, dec. Children (3): 1. George, d in infancy. 2. Louisa, m - ; 3814 North Darien St., Phila., Pa. 3. Albert, unm. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-364a] CONRAD R. HARTRANFT, b Oct, 23, 1864; d Mar. 17, 1921; s David and Amanda (Bender) Hartranft [49-111]; m June 15, 1893, IDA BIGGER, b Mar. 7, 1873; d Sept, 29, 1894. One child: [49-928] Sarah A., b June 4, 1894; m Alexander Buchanan. [49-364b] CONRAD R. HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 22, 1899, MARY FRASER, b Mar. 14, 1874. Res. 3621 Gtn. Ave., Phila, (widow). [ No further data obtainable.] « [49-365] MARY ANN HARTRANFT, b Dec. 4, 1866; dau David and Amanda (Bender) Hart¬ ranft [49-111]; m Dec. 24, 1887, JOHN J. EYNON, b Jan. 6, 1867; s Thomas J. and Anna (Griffith) Eynon. Res. 3529 North 13th St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Elsie May, b July 2, 1890. [49-929] 2. Anna Griffith, b Apr. 29, 1896; m Leroy F. Miller. 3. John Morgan, b Apr. 18, 1901. [49-366] RUSSEL HENRY FOSTER, b Jan. 2, 1871; s Horatio and Amelia A. (Hartranft) Foster [49-113]; m Feb. 21, 1893, CLARA GARNER, b Jan. 5, 1874; d May 22, 1907; dau Robert and Mar¬ garet (Hillegass) Garner. Mechanic; res. 1622 Bristol St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1920.) Children {2): [49-930] 1. Marie, b Sept. 19, 1894; m Lee Baker. 2. Elizabeth, b Feb. 12, 1896; d Feb. 8, 1916. [49-367] MARY ELIZA FOSTER, b June 26, 1874; dau Horatio and Amelia A. (Hartranft) Foster [49-113]; m Oct. 30, 1894, ISHMAEL WHITE, b May 12, 1872; s Robert and Sarah (Carmine) White. Salesman; res. 4533 North 19th St., Phila,, Pa. (1919.) Children (£): [49-931] 1. Harriet, b Aug. 9, 1895; m Monroe Gangwer; 1641 Bristol St., Phila., Pa. 2. Alberta, b Feb. 21, 1904. [49-369] LEVI M. HARTRANFT, s William and Rebecca (Bachert) Hartranft [49-115]; m LIZZIE - ; d June 19, 1910. Res. Canton, Ohio. No issue. [No further data obtainable .] [49-370] THOMAS L. HARTRANFT, s William and Rebecca (Bachert) Hartranft [49-115]; m KATE HILL. Res. 94 Lincoln St., Wilkesbarre, Pa. One boy, dec. (1917.) [Letters not ans.; no further data.] [49-371] CAROLINE C. HARTRANFT, b Jan. 28, 1862; dau William and Rebecca (Bachert) Hartranft [49-115]; m JOHN DUDLEY FOULKE, b Oct. 26, 1862; d Nov. 10, 1901 ; s John and Susan (Ort) Foulke. Railroader; res. 432 North 4th St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Reginald J., b May 11, 1884. [49-932] 2. Mabel C., b Feb. 25, 1889; m James G. Miles. 3. Raymond W., b Jan. 8, 1891. 4. Florence L., b Mar. 11, 1901. 750 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-372] ELIZABETH A. HARTRANFT, b Mar. 28, 1866; dau William and Rebecca (Bachert) Hartranft [49-115]; m Apr. 12, 1884, THOMAS FUSSELMAN, b Mar. 14, 1864; s Philip and Caroline (Sassaman) Fusselman. Carpenter; res. 509 East Centre St., Mahanoy City, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [49-373] LOUISA HARTRANFT, b May 25, 1869; dau William and Rebecca (Bachert) Hartranft [49-115]; m Dec. 27, 1888, LIVINGSTON SASSAMAN, b Jan. 15, 1862; s Joseph and Mary A. (Moy¬ er) Sassaman. Carpenter; res. 45 Lafayette St., Tamaqua, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [49-374] ELIJAH HARTRANFT, s William and Rebecca (Bachert) Hartranft [49-115]; m ELLEN HILL. Res. New Ringgold, Pa. Have children. (1917.) [No further data obtainable.] [49-377a] ELLEN ECKROTH, b Apr. 17, 1861; dau Moses and Levina (Hartranft) Eckroth [49-116]; m Aug. 21, 1880, WILLIAM HILL, b Aug. 14, 1853; d Nov. 21, 1913; s Aaron and Lydia (Bennighoff) Hill. Laborer; res. Drehersville, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): [49-933] 1. Gertrude, b Apr. 22, 1882; d Apr. 14, 1906; m Milton Snayberger. [49-934] 2. Albert, b July 19, 1885; m Mary E. Batchelder. [49-935] 3. Clayton, b July 4, 1887; m Sallie I. Heckman. [49-936] 4. William, b Sept. 15, 1890; m Katherine Rohrer. [49-377b] ELLEN (ECKROTH) HILL, same as above, m 2d time, Aug. 16, 1917, WILLIAM SCHRAER, b Jan. 5, 1851; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Zettlemoyer) Schraer. Retired; res. Orwigsburg, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [49-378] WILLIAM ECKROTH, b Nov. 8, 1864; d Mar. 26, 1904; s Moses and Levina (Hartranft) Eckroth [49-116]; m May 19, 1888, MARY A. FRITZ, b Feb. 19, 1868; dau John J. and Susanna (Boyer) Fritz. Driver of lumber team; res. Landingville, Pa. (1919.) One child: [49-937] Eva, b July 31, 1894; m Winfield H. Wingert. [49-380] EDWIN ECKROTH, b July 26, 1873; s Moses and Levina (Hartranft) Eckroth [49-116]; m CORA MALINDA MOHL, b Oct. 15, 1876; dau David and Rebecca Mohl. Timber dealer; res. Drehersville, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Earl M., b June 12, 1895; unm; Drehersville, Pa. 2. Roy S., b Aug. 10, 1901. 3. Guy E., b May 5, 1906. [49-381] WILLIAM A. BAYLEY, b Dec. 29, 1851; s Charles A. and Rebecca (Hartranft) Bayley [49-117]; m June 30, 1889, MARY ELIZABETH KOONS, b Dec. 27, 1862; dau Lewis W. and Sallie A. (Lerch) Koons. Houseman; res. 321 9th St., Northampton, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-382] THOMAS A. BAYLEY, b Mar. 20, 1856; s Charles A. and Rebecca (Hartranft) Bayley [49-117]; m Nov. 16, 1880, MARY JANE MINICK, b Oct. 16, 1860; dau Abraham Minick. Carpen¬ ter; res. Audenried, Carbon Co., Pa. (1918.) Children (7): [49-938] 1. Laura V., b Oct. 25, 1881; m Robert C. Fox. [49—939] 2. William H., b Oct. 4, 1883; m Elizabeth Jones. 3. Charles A., b July 29, 1886; unm; Audenried, Pa. [49-940] 4. Clyde E., b July 20, 1889; m Anna Grier. 5. L. Lamar, b Dec. 12, 1891; Audenried, Pa. 6. Alvin L., b Sept. 20, 1894; Audenried, Pa. 7. Leonard, b Mar. 29, 1900; d Apr. 2, 1900. [49-383] MARY BAYLEY, b Oct. 10, 1860; dau Charles A. and Rebecca (Hartranft) Bayley [49- 117]; m JAMES HAMPSHIRE. Res. Hazleton, Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 751 Children ( 2 ): [49-941] 1. Charles, b Dec, IS, 1885; rn - [49-942] 2. Pearl Victoria, b July 9, 1887; m William Bannen. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete .] [49-384] EMMA VICTORIA BAYLEY, b Dec, 7, 1862; dau Charles A. and Rebecca (Hartranft) Bayley [49—117] ; m Oct. 29, 1892, ALEXANDER S. DAY, b Nov. 7, 1865; s Alfred and Sallie E. (Campbell) Day. Clerk with Reading Coal & Iron Co.; res. 3221 Columbia Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [49-943] 1. Harriet, b Sept. 25, 1893; m Raymond Hayes. [49-944] 2. Frances, b Apr. 8, 1895; m Frank C. Hibbs. [49-385] CLARA BAYLEY (BAILEY), b 1865; d 1898; dau Charles A. and Rebecca (Hartranft) Bayley [49-117]; m 1885, JOHN HENRY, b Aug. 17, 1865; s Jonas and Sarah (Pough) Henry. En¬ gineer; res. 234 W. Hemlock St., Hazleton, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Howard, b Apr. 2, 1886; unm. [49-945] 2. Gerald, b Jan. 27, 1889; m Emily Lentz. [49-946] 3. Augusta, b Apr. 21, 1891; m Peter O’Donnell. 4. Charles, b July 1, 1893; unm. [49-947] 5. Russell, b Dec. 26, 1894; m Florence Schmauch. 6. Bernice, b 1896; d Aug., 1899. [49-386] ROSANNA HARTRANFT, b Aug. 3, 1854; dau Thomas and Emeline (Stephens) Hart¬ ranft [49—1 18] ; m Feb. 22, 1875, JOHN T. SCHEIRER, b Jan. 14, 1855; s Tilghman and Lydia (Brown) Scheirer. Accountant; res. 527 Tilghman St., Allentowm, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Minnie A., b July 13, 1876; d July 4, 1914 ; unm. 2. Estella, b July 31, 1877; d Feb. 2, 1900; unm. 3. Bessie F., b Nov. 16, 1889; d July 8, 1920; unm. [49-387a] EVAN W. HARTRANFT, b Apr. 15, 1856; s Thomas and Emeline (Stephens) Hart¬ ranft [49-118]; m CLARA GANGAWER, b 1854; d 1890. Children (2): 1. John F., b 1885; dec. [49-947.1] 2. Ada, b 1887; m James Gallagher; Allentown, Pa. [ No further data.] [49-387b] EVAN W. HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, June 10, 1906, ANNIE SAUL, b Oct. 18, 1873; dau Alfred and Martha (Fatzinger) Saul. Boiler maker; res. 411 Turner St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Leroy, b May 19, 1907. 2. Dorothy, b Nov. 19, 1911. 3. Lynn, b Sept. 23, 1912. [49-388] EMMA V. HARTRANFT, b May 30, 1862; dau Thomas and Emeline (Stephens) Hart¬ ranft [49-118]; m Oct. 10, 1895, JOHN E. SHERRY, b Nov. 10, 1864; s Charles and Susan (Bosha) Sherry. Shoe laster; res. 630 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Marlow W., b May 5, 1897; unm; 630 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. [49-391a] ADA HARTRANFT, b Jan. 8, 1874; dau Thomas and Emeline (Stephens) Hartranft [49-118]; m WILLIAM HENRY WILKE, b May 31, 1860; d Apr. 27, 1913; s Ferdinand and Theresa (Lacy) Wilke. Res. Melbourne, Australia. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Dorothy Evivea, b Jan. 8, 1898. 2. Paul Hartranft, b Nov. 10, 1902. 752 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-39 lb] ADA (HARTRANFT) WILKE, same as above, m 2d time, July 31, 1920, CLARENCE LYMAN KIDDER, b Nov. 15, 1874; s Clarence and Louisa (Parsons) Kidder. Clerk; res. 86 Wyoming St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. (1920.) [49-396] IDA LUTZ, b Dec. 16, 1864; dau Jacob and Hannah (Muller) Lutz [49-119]; m Sept. 27, 1885, ALFRED KUTZ, b Mar. 15, 1863; s Reuben and Rebecca (Hunsicker) Kutz. Carpenter; res. Summit Hill, Pa. (1921.) Children (7): [49-948] 1. Nora M., b Aug. 31, 1886; m William H. Garber. 2. Bertha, b Aug. 30, 1888; Summit Hill, Pa. [49-949] 3. Walter, b Mar. 17, 1891; d Nov. 7, 1918; m Myra Williams. 4. Estella, b July 6, 1894; Summit Hill, Pa. 5. William, b Jan. 25, 1898; Summit Hill, Pa. 6. Franklin, b Mar. 20, 1906; Summit Hill, Pa. 7. Lester, b Nov. 29, 1907; Summit Hill, Pa. [49-397] CORA LUTZ, b May 30, 1873; dau Jacob and Hannah (Muller) Lutz [49-119]; m Oct. 12, 1892, CHARLES REMALAY, b Nov. 9, 1866; s Stephen and Sonia (Martin) Remalay. Supt. L. N. E. R. R. ; res. Summit Hill, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [49-950] 1. Clayton, b Mar. 18, 1893; m Bertha Mohanna; 1333 Euclid St., Wash., D. C. [49-951] 2. Luella, b Sept. 15, 1894; m John Magee; Summit Hill, Pa. [49-952] 3. Roy, b Oct. 5, 1901 ; m. Doris Ingram; Summit Hill, Pa. [49-398a] ROSA A. LUTZ, b June 1, 1878; dau Jacob and Hannah (Muller) Lutz [49-119]; m STEPHEN SHELLHAMER. Children (4): [49-953] 1. Charles F., b Jan. 21, 1890; m Esther A. Lucas. [49-954] 2. Raymond E., b Apr. 21, 1894; m Bertha Wrightenour. 3. Harold P., b Sept. 9, 1898; 1112 Court St., Allentown, Pa. 4. Hattie I., b Mar. 20, 1892; Niles, Ohio. [49-398b] ROSA A. (LUTZ) SHELLHAMER, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 26, 1908, ROBERT T. MUSSELMAN, b Apr. 8, 1871. Fireman; res. 1112 Court St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One daughter: Florence F., b May 8, 1909; Allentown, Pa. [49-403] OLIVIA LUTZ, b May 7, 1880; dau Jacob and Hannah (Miller) Lutz [49-119]; rn Oct. 27, 1900, L. H. ADAMS, b Nov. 13, 1874; s Daniel and Hannah (Hendrick) Adams. Farmer; res. Tama- qua, Pa. (1921.) Children (5): [49-955] 1. Hattie O., b Jan. 1, 1901; m Henry Breiner. 2. George A., b Dec. 14, 1905. 3. Francis H., b Nov. 26, 1910. 4. Mary L., b Mar. 31, 1915. 5. Walter J., b May 28, 1918. [49-404] HARRY H. LUTZ, b May 30, 1884; s Jacob and Hannah (Muller) Lutz [49-119]; m MINNIE MAUTZ, b Oct. 30, 1886. Res. Snyders, Pa. (1921.) Children {2): 1. Norman, b Aug. 5, 1908. 2. Verna, b Aug. 15, 1918. [49-405] PENROSE EVERETT, b Feb. 27, 1847; d Feb. 7, 1916; s Charles and Hannah (Lutz) Everett [49-119.1]; m Dec. 16, 1872, FIETTA LEVAN, b July 4, 1852; dau Joseph and Maria (Kyser) Levan. Farmer; res. Zion’s Grove, Pa. (1921.) Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families t Do Children (J): [49-956] 1. Vina D., b Mar. 3, 1873; m Oliver Mummey; Zion’s Grove, Pa. [49-957] 2. William A., b July 20, 1874; m Lena Mummey; Zion’s Grove, Pa. [49-958] 3. Charles O., b June 28, 1879; m Florence Shank; Zion’s Grove, Pa. [49-959] 4. James A., b Apr. 10, 1884; m Lizzie Herron; Zion’s Grove, Pa. [ Unable to complete.] [49-406] MONROE EVERETT, b Nov. 14, 1849; s Charles and Hannah (Lutz) Everett [49-119.1]; m May 24, 1874, MARY OHLINGER, b Oct. 1, 1856; dau Benneville and Sarah (Bausher) Ohlinger. Farmer; res. Orefield, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 8 ): [49-960] 1. Maggie, b Sept. 23, 1875; m O. H. Handwerk. [49-961] 2. Charles, b Sept. 24, 1876; m Clara Steigerwalt. [49-962] 3. J. Howard, b Dec. 25, 1878; rn Adda Andreas. [ 49—963 ] 4. Beaulah, b July 15, 1880; m Charles Snyder. [49-964] 5. Edwin, b Dec. 28, 1883; m Daisy Steigerwalt. [49-965] 6. Amandas, b Jan. 14, 1886; m Carrie Bittner. 7. John, b May 30, 1891; unm; Orefield, Pa. [49-966] 8. Robert, b Dec. 19, 1895; m Esther Kuhns. [49-408] JANETTA EVERETT, b Apr. 25, 1859; dau Charles and Hannah (Lutz) Everett [49- 119.1]; m June 20, 1875, ISAAC OHLINGER, b May 4, 1853; d Mar. 2, 1919; s Benneville and Sarah (Bausher) Ohlinger. Farmer; res. Egypt, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 6 ): [49-967] 1. Clara, b Dec. 17, 1876; m Charles Snyder. [49-968] 2. Charles, b Nov. 14, 1879; m Mary Loose. 3. Robert, b Mar. 28, 1888; Egypt, Pa. 4. Henry, b Nov. 15, 1892; d Mar. 4, 1896. [49-969] 5. Minnie, b July 10, 1895; m Allen Kemmerer. 6. Hattie, b Feb. 3, 1903; Egypt, Pa. [49-409] ISABELLA EVERETT, b Jan. 7, 1862; dau Charles and Hannah (Lutz) Everett [49- 119.1]; m Aug. 26, 1887, CALVIN MILLER, 60ct. 7, 1862; s William B. and Maria M. (Long) Miller. Res. Statedale, Pa. Children (J): [49-970] 1. Eva H., b Mar. 22, 1888; m William Seek; 250 Maple St., E. Allentown, Pa. 2. Lulu M., b Oct. 18, 1890; d Jan. 25, 1896; unm. [49-971] 3. Mabel E., b Apr. 11, 1896; m John Jones. 4. Minnie J., b May 7, 1898; unm; 250 Maple St., Allentown, Pa. [49-410] THOMAS ELMER EVERETT, b May 27, 1866; s Charles and Hannah (Lutz) Everett [49-119.1]; m Oct. 13, 1892, RUTH WESTWOOD, b July 21, 1874; dau Daniel and Jane E. (Oliver) Westwood. Monument dealer; res. Mahanoy City, Pa. (1921.) Children (9): [49-972] 1. Charles D., b Nov. 9, 1893; m Bessie Ecker. [49-973] 2. Edgar W., b Apr. 21, 1896; m Miriam Butts. 3. Ruth W., b Mar. 9, 1899. 4. Bertha M., b May 30, 1901. 5. Elmer T., b Sept. 19, 1903. 6. Hattie I., b Apr. 7, 1906. 7. Howard O., b June 23, 1908. 8. Helen B., b Sept. 4, 1914. 9. James W., b May 6, 1915. [49-41 la] MARY ALICE EVERETT, b Apr. 27, 1869; dau Charles and Hannah (Lutz) Everett [49-119.1]; m Apr. 11, 1888, EDMUND N. A. KRATZER, b June 2, 1868; d Mar. 28, 1900; s William and Mary (Deibert) Kratzer. Contractor and bricklayer. (1921.) 754 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 5 ): [49-974] 1. Edmund William Charles, b June 2, 1891; m Kate M. Kern. [49-975] 2. Hannah Mary, b June 13, 1893; m John 41. Schubert. [49-976] 3. Raymond Everett, b June 20, 1895; m Elizabeth McNair. [49-977] 4. Ruth Sarah, b Feb. 28, 1897; m Harold W. Keck. [49-978] 5. Harry Richardson, b Sept. 24, 1899; d Apr. 29, 1920; m Hattie V. Williams. Raymond E. Kratzer entered the service of the U. S. Navy ip 1912. He served twenty-two months in war and was a chief yeoman on the U. S. S. Chester. At present he is serving on the U. S. S. Bridge¬ port. (1921.) [49-41 lb] MARY ALICE (EVERETT) KRATZER, same as above, m 2d time, May 9, 1913, AR¬ THUR LUTZ, b June 30, 1879; d Aug. 10, 1917; s William and Eliza (Breisch) Lutz. Electrician; lived at 131 Poplar St., Allentown, Pa. [49-412] HENRY HARTRANFT, b Sept. 14, 1830; d Mar. 11, 1882; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Davidheiser) Hartranft [49-120]; m CAROLINE EGOLF, b Nov., 1831 ; d June 10, 1901. The widow at her death was the wife of John F. Huber. One child: Maggie, b Nov. 22, 1870; d Dec. 30, 1873. [49-413] MARY D. HARTRANFT, b Aug. 30, 1837; d Sept. 3, 1878; dau Samuel R. and Elizabeth (Davidheiser) Hartranft [49-120]; m Sept. 23, 1860, HARRISON Y. SWINEHART, b May 23, 1839; d June 17, 1908. Liveryman; Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 49-979] 1. Elmira E., b Mar. 15, 1861; m Hugh J. Unruh. 2. Mary Emma, b May 4, 1864; d Apr. 11, 1869. [49-414] AARON D. HARTRANFT, b Feb. 11, 1841; d Aug. 22, 1907; s Samuel R. and Elizabeth (Davidheiser) Hartranft [49-120]; m Nov. 13, 1864, CATHARINE B. FRYER, b Dec. 4, 1838; dau Jacob and Catherine (Bowman) Fryer. Farmer; res. Pottstown, R. D. No. 5, Pa. (1919.) One child: [49-980] Elmira, b Aug. 8, 1865; d Sept. 15, 1900; m John Saltzer. [49-415] REUBEN ENDY, b - - ; d Dec. 14, 1901 ; s Henry and Magdalena (Hartranft) Endy [49-121]; m LYDIA BECHERT, b Sept. 1, 1840; d Oct. 23, 1916; dau George W. and Mary Ann (Leinbach) Bechert. Harness maker. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [49-981] [49-982] [49-983a] [49-983b] 1. Reuben Oliver, unm; 361 Schuylkill Ave., Reading, Pa. 2. John Clayton, unm; 1010 River Road, Reading, Pa. 3. Alice Lydia, b Apr. 1, - , m Charles Heinly; 1010 River Road. 4. Mary Anna, b Aug. 30, - ; m Albert Beadencup; 561 South 15)^ St., Reading, Pa. 5. Hannah M., b Apr. 16, 1859; m { ^nl^ien ^earc^ l 2. William Stover. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [49-416] DANIEL ENDY, s Henry and Magdalena (Hartranft) Endy [49-121];raSARAH MUT- HARD. Children (5): 1. James. 2. John. [49-983.1] 3. Ellen, m James Brown. [49-983.2] 4. Sallie, m John Snyder. [49-983.3] 5. Annie, m Edward Knoll. All above lived in Reading, Pa. in 1918. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [49-417] MARY ENDY, b Mar. 18, Endy [49-121]; m JOSEPH MEST. 1834; d July 25, 1919; dau Henry and Magdalena (Hartranft) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkjelder Families 755 Children (8): [49-984] 1. Henry E., b July 13, 1860; m Victoria F. Weller. [49-985] 2. Joseph, b Aug. 18, 1867; m Hannah Miranda Reinert. [49-986] 3. Amanda, b July 15, 1866; m Samuel Fronheiser. [49-418] LEAH ENDY, dau Henry and Magdalena (Hartranft) Endy [49-121]; m WILLIAM SNA BEL. Children ( 5 ): [49-987] 1. Lena, b Oct. 31, 1858; in Sylvester Kehs. [49-988] 2. William, b Nov. 17, 1866; m Jennie E. Custer. [49-989] 3. Samuel, b Apr. 17, 1872; m Annie Hains. [49-990] 4. Mary Ann, b Sept. 7, 1860; m Edwin Moyer. [49-990.1] 5. Emma, in - [ Unable to complete or verify.} [49-419] MATHIAS ENDY, dec; s Henry and Magdalena (Hartranft) Endy [49-121]; m KATE ANGST AI)T. Children ( 3 ): [49-991] 1. Kate, b Mar. 22, 1868; m Walter Labe. 2. Henry; 344 N. 4th St., Reading, Pa. 3. Obadiah; 654 Tulpehocken St., Reading, Pa. [ Unable to verify or complete.] [49-420] JAMES ENDY, b Jan. 3, 1837; d June 12, 1912; s Henry and Magdalena (Hartranft) Endy [49-121]; m MARY BEIDEMAN. Children (5): [49-992] 1. Lillie, b June 1, 1878; m Frank C. Eddinger. [49-993] 2. Kate B., b Sept. 22, 1870; m Henry B. Seyler. 3. James; Boyertown, Pa., R. D. 4. William; Colebrookdale, Pa. [49-993.1] 5. Mary, m Harvey Reichert; Boyertown, Pa. [ Unable to complete.} [49-421] AMELIA ENDY, b Sept. 23, 1842; d Oct. 22, 1916; dau Henry and Magdalena (Hart¬ ranft) Endy [49-121]; m JOHN MEST. Children ( 8 ): [49-994] 1. Samuel, b Jan. 2, 1869; m Elvina Swavely. 2. John; Boyertown, Pa. [49-994.1] 3. Lizzie, in Jacob Giles; Boyertown, Pa., R. D. 3. [ Unable to complete or verify .] 3. Morris E., b May 30, 1869; in M. Gery. [49-422] ELIZABETH ENDY, b Jan. 12, 1845; d Feb. 7, ranft) Endy [49-121]; m June, 1865, NATHAN LEESER, b and Susanna (Hoffman) Leeser. (1919.) Children (11): 1. John H., b Oct. 14, 1865; d Oct. 1, 1867. 2. Ambrose E., b Aug. 24, 1867; d Jan. 16, 1880. f 1. Laura L 2. Meltha Benfield. 4. Rosa E., b Oct. 9, 1870; d Dec. 13, 1879. 5. Anna V., b June 21, 1872; m George W. Gery; Allentown, Pa 6. Samuel W., b Jan. 30, 1874; d Dec. 6, 1879. 7. Charles E., b Sept. 1, 1876; d Dec. 18, 1879. 8. Amanda E., b Mar. 23, 1878; d Jan. 21, 1880. 9. Susanna E., b Nov. 7, 1879; in Allen Fronheiser. 10. Catherine A., b May 23, 1882; m Oswin Eshbach. 11. Franklin E., b July 28, 1886; d Feb. 18, 1887. 1903; dau Henry and Magdalena (Hart- Mar. 4, 1845; d July 26, 1909; s Samuel [49-995a] [49-995b] [36-189] [49-997] [49-998] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 750 [49-423] JOHN ENDY, b Apr., 1847; d May 17, 1894; s Henry and Magdalena (Hartranft) Endy [49-121]; m Aug. 17, 1867, HANNAH MOYER, b Dec. 10, 1843; dau George and Hannah (Muthart) Moyer. Children (3): [49-999] 1. Annie M., b Nov. 25, 1867; m Samuel Haring. [49-1000] 2. Frank M., b Dec. 18, 1870; m Rosa Reinert. [49-1001] 3. Lizzie, b June 4, 1873; m Elmer E. Levengood. [49-424a] ANNA ENDY, b Apr. 7, 1850; dau Henry and Magdalena (Hartranft) Endy [49-121]; m June 19, 1869, JOHN HERB, b Feb. 8, 1841 ; d Dec. 10, 1892; s Daniel and Sallie (Fronheiser) Herb. Children (J): [49-1002] 1. Emma, b Jan. 17, 1870; m Jonas Minner; 719 North 9th St., Allentown, Pa. [49-1003] 2. Olivia E., b Oct. 11, 1872; d June 7, 1919; m Matthias H. Rhoads. [49-1004] 3. Andora, b Apr. 6, 1876; m Jefferson Frey. [49—1005] 4. Eva, b Oct. 27, 1890; m Clinton Stimmel. [49-424b] ANNA (ENDY) HERB, same as above, m2d time, Oct. 20, 1894, AUGUSTUS MILLER, b - ; d Apr. 2, 1901 ; s William Miller. Widow resides in Bechtelsville, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [49-425] ELIZABETH HARTRANFT, dau Amos and Elizabeth (Fisher) Hartranft [49-122]; m JACOB SMITH. Children (3): [49-1006] 1. Amos, m - ; Boyertown, R. D., Pa. [49-1007] 2. John, m - ; Shanesville, Pa. 3. Mary, d young. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] [49-426] LYDIA HARTRANFT, b Nov. 17, 1836; d June 1, 1886; dau Amos and Elizabeth (Fisher) Hartranft [49—122] ; m Nov. 14, 1863, WILLIAM GABLE, b - ; d Aug., 1864; s David and Mary Gable. One child: [49-1008] Mary, b Dec. 25, 1864; m Nicholas M. Fryermuth. [49-427] ISAAC S. HARTRANFT, b Aug. 9, 1842; s Reuben and Margaretta (Smith) Hartranft [49-123] ; m Dec. 22, 1866, MARY EMMA WENTZEL, b Mar. 30, 1851; d Mar. 10, 1908; dau Jere¬ miah and Carolina (Wise) Wentzel. Stone mason; res. 1442 Cotton St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [49-1009] 1. Irvin W., b Jan. 9, 1873; m Lillian Rehrer; Birdsboro, Pa. [49-1010] 2. Amelia W., b Dec. 20, 1875; m George I. Hilbert. [49-1011] 3. John W., b Feb. 12, 1878; m Lizzie B. Schaffer. [49-428] ELIZABETH J. HARTRANFT, b Jan. 3, 1846; dau Reuben and Margaretta (Smith) Hartranft [49-123]; m JACOB B. DRUMHELLER, b Feb. 23, 1844; d Jan. 28, 1912; s William Drum- heller. Earlville, Pa. One child: [49-1012] Howard, m Kate Haas; Earlville, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify. Hist, of Berks Co.\ [49-429] AMANDA HARTRANFT, dec; dau Reuben and Margaretta (Smith) Hartranft [49-123]; m HENRY WENTZEL, dec. Children (J): [49-1013] 1. Ulysses, m - — — ; Norristown, Pa. [49—1014] 2. Alice, m Thomas Bergey; Reading, Pa. [49-1015] 3. Ida, m Harry Moll; Reading, Pa. [49-1016] 4. Laura, m Conrad Harley; Reading, Pa. [ Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] Plate 85 Amos S. Schultz and his wife, Elizabeth Kriebel Schultz [68-12], Plate 86 A Meeting~of the Amos S. Schultz [68-12] Family Association at the Amos Schultz homestead near Barto, Pa Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 757 [49-430] MARY ANN HARTRANFT, b Mar. 13, 1849; dau Reuben and Margaretta (Smith) Hartranft [49-123]; m Apr. 13, 1868, JEREMIAH FOCHT, b July 20, 1838; d June 7, 1920 ;s John and Maria (Glase) Focht. Widow resides at Douglassville, Pa. (1920.) [49-1017] [49-1018a] 1 [49-1018b]J [49-1019] Children (J): 1. Margaret, b Sept. 29, 1868; m Harry H. Pyott. 2. Clinton, b Apr. 19, 1873; m { l’ Hattie M. Kupp. I 2. Sarah H. lveeley. 3. Minnie, b Nov. 24, 1874; Douglassville, Pa. 4. Florence, b July 10, 1887; m Isaac C. Lee. [49-434a] JOHN Y. WISE (WEISS), b Aug. 26, 1842; s Samuel and Catharine (Yorgey) Weiss [49-125]; m Sept. 9, 1865, MARY ANN HOUCK, b Oct. 28, 1838; d Aug. 4, 1885; dau Peter and Mary Ann (Hafer) Houck. Children (3): 1. Ida Rebecca, b Nov. 17, 1866; d July 10, 1869. [49-1020] 2. Clara Catherine, b Aug. 12, 1870; m Oscar Smith. [49-1021] 3. Howard H., b Nov. 20, 1872; m Hattie A. Frantz. [49-434b] JOHN Y. WISE (WEISS), same as above, m 2d time, Aug. 5, 1886, MARY ANN HILL, 6 Feb. 6, 1855; d Sept. 11, 1910; dau William and Henrietta (Bechtel) Hill. Blacksmith; res. 103 North 23rd St., Mount Penn, Reading, Pa. (1919.) One child: Eva Mae, b Oct. 3, 1887; 103 North 23d Street. [49-443] WELLINGTON L. WISE, b Dec, 16, 1852; s William H. and Rebecca (Levengood) Wise [49-129]; m Feb. 7, 1880, ROSA ELLEN RHOADS, b May 12, 1857; dau Maberry A. and Mary Ann (Schaeffer) Rhoads [49-313]. Retired farmer; res. Stowe, Pa. (1919.) Children (11): [49-1022] 1. Mary, b May 28, 1881; m Llewellen Gilmer; Northmont, Pa. [49-1023] 2. Wayne, b Oct. 3, 1883; m Mayme R. Mohr; Boyertown, Pa. [49—1024] 3. Delilah, b Oct. 3, 1885; m Henry B. Francis; Birdsboro, Pa. [49-1025] 4. Nora, b June 27, 1887; m William H. Wertz; Spencer, Nebr. [49-1026] 5. Howard, b Mar. 20, 1889; m Mabel Larmny; Elverson, Pa. 6. Carrie, b May 6, 1890; unm; Stowe, Pa. [49-1028] 7. Annie, b Jan. 28, 1892; m Clay D. Brown; Oakbrook, Pa. [49-1029] 8. Eva, b Aug. 24, 1894; m Earl D. Rhoads; Athol, Pa. ®- Jfvene 1 twi b 0ct 25 I895 j Boyertown, Pa. 10. R. Ella ] 1 Stowe, Pa. [49-1030] 11. William J., b Oct. 25, 1897; m Alma Loose; Douglassville, Pa. [ Unable to complete; letters unans.] Howard Wise graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, in the Spring of 1914, from the Veterinary Dept. He began practice at Birdsboro and enjoyed good patronage until the outbreak of World War, when he enlisted for 5 years, left wife and child, as call for veterinarians became urgent and he sailed from Hoboken, Oct. 16, 1917. He served two years, part of the time with the Army of Occupation in Germany at Coblenz; at that time new diseases, heretofore unknown, broke out among horses and mules at Kripp Remount depot. Dr. Wise was ordered to use all possible means to stamp it out, and succeeded in doing so. The number of animals at Remount were 18,000. Dr. Wise returned to Elverson, November 29, 1919, where he has a large practice. [49-444] AMANDA WISE, b Mar. 7, 1855; dau William H. and Rebecca (Levengood) Wise [49— 129]; m June 26, 1875, WILLIAM H. ROMICH, JR., b Aug. 7, - ; s John R. and Kathryn (Hoffman) Romich. Farmer; res. Boyertown, Pa., R. D. No. 2. (1919.) Children (10): 1. Alfred, b Sept. 27, 1876; d Apr. 12, 1878. [49-1031] 2. Rebecca, b June 29, 1879; m Samuel B. Moyer. [49-1032] 3. William W. W., b Oct. 15, 1880; m Isabelle Carlin. [49-1033] 4. Sallie, b Dec. 8, 1883; m William Earl Noble. [49-1034] 5. Dora, b Aug. 27, 1885; m Irvin B. Wade. 758 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-1035] 6. Irvin, b May 7, 1887; m Sallie Moyer. 7. Walter, b May 15, 1889; d Jan. 14, 1890. 8. Charles, b July 11, 1890; d Jan. 13, 1908. [49-1036] 9. Mable, b Oct. 29, 1891; m William H. Weidner. 10. Harry, b May 28, 1896; 5665 Belmar Terrace, W. Phila., Pa. [49-445] IRWIN L. WISE, b May 7, 1860; d Mar. 25, 1900; s William H. and Rebecca (Levengood) Wise [49-129]; m Jan. 1, 1889, LENORA K. KAUFFMAN, b Sept. 15, 1862: dau George K. and Sarah (Fisher) Kauffman. Letter Carrier; widow became Mrs. David G. Gross; Monocacy, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Hiester Warren, b Jan. 9, 1890; d Apr. 4, 1890. 2. Leonard Earl, b Aug. 29, 1891; unm; Monocacy, Pa. [49-446] JOHN HARVEY L. WISE, b Jan. 17, 1863; s William H. and Rebecca (Levengood) Wise [49-129]; m Oct. 27, 1888, MARY A. RHOADS, b July 19, 1866; dau Maberry A. and Mary Ann (Schaeffer) Rhoads [49-313]. Farmer; res. Douglassville, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Alma Agatha, b Feb. 5, 1889; unm; Douglassville, Pa. [49-1037] 2. Ida Viola, b July 14, 1890; m Roy H. Schurr. 3. Minnie Amelia, b Aug. 18, 1894; unm; Douglassville, Pa. 4. H. Lloyd, b July 2, 1903. [49-447] WARREN L. WISE, b July 24, 1866; s William H. and Rebecca (Levengood) Wise [49-129]; m ELLEN SPATZ, dau Jacob and Lydia (Tobias) Spatz. Res. Boyertown, Pa., R. D. No. 1. Children ( 3 ): 1. William J., 2. Edgar W., 3. Marion Naomi. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [49-448] ANNIE AGNES WISE, b May 15, 1870; daw William H. and Rebecca (Levengood) Wise [49-129]; m Aug. 24, 1889, WILLIAM H. ADAMS, b Nov. 13, 1867; s Israel and Susan (Hartman) Adams. Cattle dealer; res. Esterly, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [49-1038] 1. Harry W., b Mar. 7, 1890; m Sara Y. Leininger. [49-1039] 2. Ella M., b June 27, 1894; in Claude Seidel. [49-449] JAMES MATHIAS, b May 24, 1855; s William H. and Maria (Moyer) Mathias [49-131]; m Sept. 21, 1878, HANNAH ROHRBACH, b Oct. 24, 1859. Farmer; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Morris R., b June 12, 1880; d July 14, 1880. [49-1040] 2. Ida R., b Aug. 18, 1881; m William G. Gabel. [49-1041] 3. Harry R., b Sept. 2, 1882; m Jennie Moyer; Boyertown, Pa. [ 49—1 042 J 4. Maggie R., b July 14, 1885; m Reuben H. Yergey. [49-1043] 5. Mamie R., b Aug. 10, 1892; m Edgar Bauer; Boyertown, Pa. [49-450] EMELINE MATHIAS, b Nov. 13, - ; dau William H. and Maria (Moyer) Mathias [49-131]; m HENRY WOLFGANG, b Oct. 12, - ; s Mitchell and Marie (Dotterer) Wolfgang. Laborer; res. Boyertown, Pa. R. D. No. 3. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Morris, b Dec. 2, - •; Boyertown, Pa. [49-1044] 2. Lillie, b May 16, - ; m Cyrus Moyer; Boyertown, Pa. 3. Elsie, b June 23, — - ; Boyertown, Pa. [49-451] MAHLON M. MATHIAS, b Feb. 22, 1861; s William H. and Maria (Moyer) Mathias [49-131]; m Jan. 23, 1888, MARY REICHARD, b May 11, 1867; dau William and Mary (Rohrbach) Reichard. Res. Sassamansville, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): [49-1045] 1. Howard, b July 1, 1888; m Mamie R. Meek. 2. Edwin, b Apr. 26, 1890; Barto, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 759 [49-1046] 3. Minerva, b Sept. 12, 1891; m Lawrence R. Yoder. [49-1047] 4. Herbert, b Jan. 23, 1893; m Annie Renninger. [49-1048] 5. Mary, b Nov. 6, 1895; m Raymond K. Erb. [49-452] SARAH MATHIAS, b Oct. 25, 1867; dau William H. and Maria (Moyer) Mathias [49- 131]; m Jan. 26, 1889, JOHN RHOADS, b Sept. 15, 1867; d June 24, 1907; s Hiram and Mary A. (Houck) Rhoads. Farmer; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [49-1049] 1. Edwin M., b July 5, 1889; m Iva May Miller. 2. Wayne M., b July 13, 1891; unm; Boyertown, Pa. [49-1050] 3. Norman M., b Nov. 18, 1893; m Anna C. Grabert. 4. Lloyd M., b May 1, 1900; d Jan. 9, 1915. 5. Gertrude M., b Sept. 28, 1902. 6. Lester M., b Mar. 19, 1907. [49-454] SALLIE MATHIAS, b Sept. 8, 1876; daw Jonathan and Hannah (Baus) Mathias [49-132]; m June 14, 1902, ALVIN L. OBERHOLTZER, b Oct. 17, 1S73; s Joseph and Esther (Landis) Ober- holtzer. Miller; res. Ironbridge, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Earl, b Sept. 17, 1904. • 2. Esther, b June 11, 1906. 3. Paul, b Dec. 1, 1908. [49-460] MARY SCHNEIDER, b Jan. 19. - ; dau Philip and Sarah (Mathias) Schneider [49-134]; iji May 27, 1893, MILTON KLINE, b July 10, - ; s Magnes and Henrietta Kline. Shoe manufacturer; res. 1739 Turner St., Allentown, Pa. *(1919.) Children (J): [49-1051] 1. Philip N., b Nov. 17, - ; rn Mildred Sterner; 225 S. 14th St., Allentown. 2. John M., b Aug. 13, - ; unm. 3. Willard J., b June 1 1 , — - ; unm. 4. Dorothy M., b Oct. 7, - ; unm. [49-461] ANNE SCHNEIDER, b Aug. 10, 1876; dau Philip and Sarah (Mathias) Schneider [49- 134]; m Dec. 7, 1905, HOWARD FORREST WEAVER, b May 7, 1879; s Nathan F. and Julia S. W eaver. Shoe manufacturer; res. 108 North 13th St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [49-464] CHARLES HAFER, b Apr. 3, 1874; s David and Esther (Mathias) Hafer [49-135]; m Dec. 9, 1899, SYLVANIA S. LUDWIG, b Nov. 27, 1881. Farmer; res. Stony Creek Mills, Pa. (1919.) Children (9): 1. Ralph, b June 24, 1900. 2. Arthur, b Sept. 1, 1902. 3. Lloyd, b Sept. 22, 1904. 4. Oscar, b Oct. 5, 1906. 5. Lawrence, b May 25, 1909. 6. Carrol, b July 29, 1911. 7. Allen, b Aug. 6, 1913. 8. Leon, b Jan. 13, 1916. 9. Chester, b Apr. 10, 1918; d Apr. 10, 1918. [49-470] JEREMIAH LEVENGOOD, b Aug. 21, 1821; d Oct. 21, 1889; s John and Hannah (Yo¬ cum) Levengood [49-136]; m Jan. 9, 1848, LUCY ANN SHIREY, b Feb. 21, 1830; d Sept. 7, 1906. Laborer; res. Monocacy, Pa. (1921). Children (10): 1. John S., b Oct. 18, 1848; d Feb. 19, 1849. [49-1051.1] 2. Mary Ann S., b Nov. 17, 1850; m Augustus Rhoads; Monocacy, Pa. 3. Wellington S., b Aug. 5, 1852; d Aug. 23, 1852. [49-1051.2] 4. Rebecca S., b Feb. 5, 1853; d Feb. 7, 1920; m William Drumheller. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 760 [49-1052] 5. William S., b Nov. 27, 1855; m Emma H. Moyer. 6. Saloma S., b Oct. 20, 1857; d Apr. 5, 1858. 7. Samuel S., b Mar. 7, 1859; d Dec. 2, 1891. [49-1052.1] 8. Hannah S., b Jan. 22, 1862; m James Schearer. 9. Ella S., b Apr. 10, 1866; d July 5, 1885. [49-1052.2] 10. Emma S., b Sept. 12, 1868; m Joseph Reitnauer. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete. Data by Mrs. Reitnauer.} [49-471] LAVINIA LEVENGOOD, dau John and Hannah (Yocum) Levengood [49-136]; m JOHN SCHANTZ. Children (2): [49-1053] 1. Mahlon, - ; Baurnstown, or Birdsboro, Pa. [49-1054] 2. Charles, b July 13, 1858; m Edith Hartranft. [ No f urther data.] [49-472] MARY LEVENGOOD, b in Monacacy, Pa.; dau John and Hannah (Yocum) Levengood [49-136]; m DANIEL SHIERY; buried at Amity ville, Pa. No issue. [No further data.] [49-473] CATHARINE LEVENGOOD, b May 13, 1832; d July 1, 1901; dau John and Hannah (Yocum) Levengood [49-136]; m JOHN N. SCHIERY, b Dec. 8, 1825. Children (9): 1. John, b Dec. 11, 1855; m — — - — — [49-1055] [49-1056] [49-1057] [49-1058] [49-1059] [49-1060] [49—1061] 2. Hannah, b July 21, 1857; m Irwin Kline; Monocacy, Pa. 3. Peter, b Feb. 7, 1859; d in infancy. 4. Amos, b Apr. 2, 1861; d Aug. 1, 1910; m - - 5. Katherine, b Dec. 31, 1862; m James Kline; Monocacy, Pa. 6. Annie, b June 8, 1865; m Calvin Horner. 7. Elmira, b Jan. 16, 1868; unm. 8. Hunzinger, b June 23, 1870; m — : - 9. Lily, b Nov. 21, 1873; m Ed Moser; Pottstown, Pa. [Data from Mrs. Reitnauer and William Levengood. Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-474] GEORGE LEVENGOOD, s John and Hannah (Yocum) Levengood [49-136]; m SARAH REIDER. One child: [49-1062] Hannah, m Clem Russell, dec; Pottstown, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [49-475] PETER B. LEVENGOOD, s Peter and Rebecca Levengood [49-137]; m MARY E. His will was prob. Apr. 21, 1913, wife Mary, sole legatee and executrix. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [49-476] CHRISTINA LEVENGOOD, b Mar., 1840; d Mar. 10, 1909; dau Isaac and Lauretta (Harner) Levengood [49-137.1]; m 1864, CHARLES RAHN; d Aug., 1892; s Jacob and Ann (Ludwig) Rahn. Tailor; res. Douglassville, Pa. Children (9): 1. Edwin, b June 25, 1865; d May, 1875. [49-1063] 2. Charles, b Jan. 10, 1867; m Kathryn Breitenstein. [49-1064] 3. Anna, b July 2, 1868; m Morton Seigman; 707 Reeder St., Easton, Pa. [49-1065] 4. Clara, b Sept. 1, 1869; m Harry Sculthorpe; 585 E. Haines St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. 5. Ashton, b Oct. 24, 1871 ; Birdsboro, Pa. 6. Bertha, b Sept. 14, 1874; d Dec. 31, 1914. [49-1066] 7. Susan, b Sept. 12, 1878; m Monroe Ladley. 8. Newton, b May 22, 1876; Douglassville, Pa. [49-1067] 9. Jennie, b Mar. 27, 1882; m Robert Christy; 706 E. Chelten Ave., Phila., Pa. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] [49-480] WILLIAM ANDREW HARTRANFT, b July 9, 1838; d July 26, 1911; s Henry C. and Elizabeth (Buch) Hartranft [49-138a]; m - Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families 761 Children ( 2 ): [49-1068] 1. Berton A., m - - - ; Hollins, Ala. [49-1069] 2. George Andrew, m - ; St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, La. [Letters ret.; no further data.] [49-481] JEFFERSON HARTRANFT, h Aug. 12, 1840; d June 4, 1865; s Henry C. and Elizabeth (Buch) Hartranft [49-138a]; m CRISSIE LOVINA HUTCHINSON, b Jan. 25, 1845; d Nov. 6, 1901. One child: [49-1070] Cora May, b Jan. 13, 1865; d Dec. 23, 1912; m George Kerstetter. [49-482] URIAH CONRAD HARTRANFT, b May 16, 1844; d Aug. 6, 1906; s Henry C. and Eliza¬ beth (Buch) Hartranft [49-138a]; m July 26, 1877, MARGARET I. BENNETT, b Nov. 12, 1858; dau Moreny and Eleanor (Weaver) Bennett. Attorney-at-law; res. St. Charles Hotel, Galveston, Texas. Uriah Hartranft enlisted in 8th Reg., Co. D., 7th Pa. Cavalry, Civil War; promoted to Major; was born at Delaware Run, Pa., near River Church. [49-483] MARY ELLEN HARTRANFT, b May 28, 1847; d Apr. 20, 1906; dau Henry C. and Eliza¬ beth (Buch) Hartranft [49-138a]; m JOHN FOX NICELY, b Feb. 2, 1843; d Apr. 5, 1910. Children (8): 1. Urban Luther, b Nov. 25, 1869; d Oct. 26, 1902. [49-1071] 2. Alberta Maude, b Apr. 22, 1871; m George Hanner. [49-1072] 3. Rebecca Elizabeth, 6 Oct. 8, 1873; d July 14, 1907; m John Rolland Fullmer. [49-1073] 4. Joseph H., m Carrie Harris. [49-1074] 5. Mary, m Howard Traub. [49-1075] 6. George W., m Harriet E. Weigle. 7. Charles, Sunbury, Pa. 8. Blanche, unm; Montoursville, Pa. [49-484] SARAH ELLA HARTRANFT, b June 30, 1850; dau Henry C. and Elizabeth (Buch) Hartranft [49-138a]; m Nov. 14, 1872, GEORGE STAUFFER, b Mar. 1, 1846. Res. Dewart, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): [49-1076] 1. John, b Oct. 2, 1873; m Mrs. Annie I. Howell. 2. George Cloyd, b July 21, 1880; d Apr. 27, 1907. [49-1077] 3. Bert Forrest, b May 4, 1883; d Mar. 25, 1914; m Myrtle R. Lyster. [49-485] VINNETTA J. HARTRANFT, b July 25, 1857; dau Henry C. and Jane (Bartlow) Hart¬ ranft [49-138b]; in Dec. 14, 1786, JOHN R. HEINE Y, b May 18, 1856; s John A. and Rebecca (Hagen- buch) Heiney. Decorator and painter; res. Montoursville, Pa. (1918.) John R. Heiney is said to be a descendant of the German Poet, Heine. Children ( 5 ): 1. Cresswell Ammon, b Sept. 7, 1877; d Feb. 28, 1881. [49-1078] 2. Evelyn Jane, b Mar. 5, 1879; m Wilbur H. Fleck. [49-1079] 3. Charles Ward, b Mar. 24, 1881; m Mabel Follmer. [49-1080] 4. J. Lee Roy, b Apr. 30, 1883; m S. Lizzie Fulton. [49-1081] 5. Bertha Mary, b Mar. 24, 1885; m Gibson G. Antes. [49-486] SAMUEL CLOYD HARTRANFT, b Aug. 19, 1859; s Henry C. and Jane (Bartlow) Hart¬ ranft [49-138b; m Aug. 11, 1897, MABELLE M. GRIFFIN, b May 4, 1876; dau Samuel J. and Mary A. (Reynolds) Griffin. Prof, and lecturer; was member of Collins Expedition to Brazil in 1877. Res. Fullerton, Cal. (1918.) Children (2): 1. S. Glenn, b Dec. 3, 1901. 2. Mary Margaret, b Sept. 6, 1913. [49-487] CHARLES WARD HARTRANFT, b Jan. 18, 1861; s Henry C. and Jane (Bartlow) Hartranft [49-138b] ; m Jan. 28, 1885, IDA MAY HOFFMAN, b Oct, 15, 1865; dau George and Mary (Moyer) Hoffman. Carpenter and farmer; res. Watsontown, Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 762 Children (5): 1. Minnie May, b Oct. 28, 1885; m John W. Fogelman. 2. Edith Pearl, b July 3, 1887; m Arthur E. Stahl. 3. George Ward, b Jan. 10, 1891; m Julia A. Elliott. 4. Fuller Derr, b Nov. 17, 1893; U. S. A., Battery A, 310th F. A., Camp Meade, Md. 5. Lawrence Uriah, b Jan. 17, 1898; Watsontown, Pa. [49-488] HARRY ELLWOOD HARTRANFT, b Nov. 5, 1871; s Henry C. and Jane (Bartlow) Ilartranft [49—1 38b] ; m July 27, 191 1, MARTHA ANNA WOLFGRAM, b Mar. 14, 1885; dau August and Amelia (Schmilling) Wolfgram. Plumber; res. Groton, South Dakota. (1918.) One child: Cloyd Ellwood, b Aug. 27, 1916. [49-489] CLARISSA HARTRANFT, b May 28, 1836; d June 24, 1908; dau Conrad and Elizabeth (Branthoner) Hartranft [49-139] ; m WILLIAM PATTERSON. One child: Florence Olive, b July 4, 1877 ; d June 14, 1910. The wife of Rev. Richter of Milton, Pa., formerly of Reading, Pa., is said to be a granddaughter of Conrad Hartranft. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [49-490] REV. HENRY CLINTON MOYER, b Oct. 14, 1836; d Sept. 24, 1908; s John S. and Mary M. (Hartranft) Moyer [49-140] ; m Dec. 24, 1863, ELIZABETH CRAMER, b Aug. 7, 1843; dau John and Rachael (Tallman) Cramer. Minister; res. of widow 71 N. Main St., Geneva, N. Y. (1918.) Henry C. Moyer was a veteran of the Civil War. Jennie Moyer is a missionary, sent out by Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church. Children (3): [49-1085] 1. Mary Frances, b Mar. 5, 1865; m Seymour C. Ketchum. 2. Jennie, b Dec. 31, 1866; Calcutta, India. [49-1086] 3. Wilson C., b Apr. 19, 1871; m Grace Williams. [49-491] HARRIET N. MOYER, b Aug. 11, 1840; d Feb. 11, 1913; dau John S. and Mary M. (Hartranft) Moyer [49-140] ; m Oct. 29, 1876, WARREN W. RANSOM, b Nov. 14, 1830; d Oct. 30, 1915; s William and Rhoda (Paus) Ransom. One child: [49-1087] Emma, b Mar. 9, 1878; d June 15, 1901 ; m Albert W. Smith. [49-492a] DR. DANIEL VALENTINE MOYER, b Sept. 2, 1842; d Nov. 9, 1910; s John S. and Mary M. (Hartranft) Moyer [49-140] ; m Oct. 12, 1865, JULIA L. WEIGEL, b July 27, 1844; d May 3, 1891. (1918.) Children (J) ; 1. Sadie R., b Jan. 27, 1867; d July 5, 1867. 2. Mildred B., b June 20, 1868; d May 10, 1870. 3. Charles II., b Dec. 17, 1869; d Apr. 17, 1870. 4. Lillian L., b Sept. 27, 1871; d Aug. 30, 1875. [49-492b] DR. DANIEL VALENTINE MOYER, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 15, 1894, IDA M. COOK, b Dec. 15, 1865. Physician; res. Maryland Line, Md. (1918.) [49-493] SARAH MOYER, b Nov. 29, 1844; dau John S. and Mary M. (Hartranft) Moyer [49- 140] ; m Dec. 12, 1882, WILLIAM E. CRANE, b - ; d June 12, i900. Widow res. 901 Second St., Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [49-494] AARON JOSEPH MOYER, b Jan. 25, 1847; d Oct. 23, 1916; s John S. and Mary M. (Hartranft) Moyer [49-140] ; m Aug. 6, 1873, REBECCA WEAVER, b Oct. 9, 1853; dau Peter S. and Anna (Bowman) Weaver. Bookkeeper; widow res. 1128 N. Limestone St., Springfield, Ohio. (1918.) Children (4): [49-1088] 1. Aaron Joseph, b May 27, 1874; m Zenaide L. Staples. [49-1089] 2. F. Hughes, b Jan. 12, 1876; m Frastie Paxson; Johnstown, Pa. 3. Rebecca, b Sept. 21, 1879; 1128 North Limestone St., Springfield, Ohio. 4. Frederick Weaver, b Dec. 7, 1881; m Hester Ann Orr. [49-1082] [49-1083] [49-1084] [49-1090] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 763 [49-495] MARTHA E. MOYER, b Oct. 1, 1851; dau John S. and Mary M. (Hartranft) Moyer [49-140]; m Dec. 26, 1872, GEORGE H. HOPFER, b Dec. 4, 1850; s John G. and Katherine (Lutz) Hopfer. Teamster; res. South Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) Children (6): [49-1091] 1. Lizzie E., b Mar. 28, 1873; m James L. Buck. 2. Frank L., b May 22, 1876; d Aug. 24, 1898. [49-1092] 3. Harry G., b July 16, 1878; m Eva M. Lesker. 4. Howard, b June 9, 1880; d Sept. 4, 1880. [49-1093] 5. Cloyd F., b Mar. 21, 1885; m Elizabeth M. Thompson. 6. Helen S., b July 4, 1887; d June 14, 1910. [49-496] MARY EMMA MOYER, b Dec. 3, 1853; dau John S. and Mary M. (Hartranft) Moyer [49-140] ; in Mar. 6, 1876, JEREMIAH M. CORNWELL, b Apr. 15, 1859. Res. 901 Second St., Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) Children (4): 1. Thomas H., b May 26, 1891; U. S. A., Camp Gordon, Ga. 2. Ruth E., b Oct. 12, 1892; d July 19, 1893. [49-1094] 3. Esther H., b Sept. 16, 1894; m O. Leonard Nichols. 4. Daniel M., b May 21, 1896. [49-497] REV. JOHN C. B. MOYER, b Oct. 20, 1856; ,s John S. and Mary M. (Hartranft) Moyer [49-140]; m Nov. 6, 1878, ZILPHA E. HAVERLY, b Aug. 6, 1859; dau William D. and Olive M. (Corbin) Haverly. Clergyman; res. North Towanda, Pa. (1918.) Children (2) : [49-1095] 1. William Howard, b Mar. 24, 1883; m Elsie E. Davis. 2. Ethel Gladys, b May 21, 1893. [49-498] DR. FRANK L. MOYER, b July 2, 1859; s John S. and Mary M. (Hartranft) Moyer [49-140]; m Jan. 1, 1886, JLTLIA C. BENNETT, b Jan. 16, 1861. Physician; res. Williamsport, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [No further data.] [49-499] LUCINDA JANE HARTRANFT, b Apr. 16, 1842; d Mar. 31, 1916 ; dau John B. and Mary (Doctor) Hartranft [49-141]; m Jan. 11, 1872, THOMAS DARRY, b Jan. 11, 1844; d July 12, 1905. (1920.) Children (3): [49-1096] 1. Mary Myrtle, b June 19, 1873; m E. D. Brooks. [49-1097] 2. John William, b Dec. 19, 1875; in Maud E. Long. [49-1098] 3. Harry Lee, b Nov. 23, 1878; in Jennie G. Keller. [49-500] JACOB ANDREW HARTRANFT, b Sept. 18, 1843; d July 14, - ; s John B. and Mary (Doctor) Hartranft [49-141] ; in IZA MAY WRIGHT. Children (2): [49-1099] 1. John Leon, b Apr. 8, 1887; m Kate Wilhelmina Kelly. [49-1099.1] 2. Ada Mary, - — ; m - Rogers; 510 26th St., Altoona, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-501] EMMA CAROLINE HARTRANFT, b Feb. 18, 1847; d Dec. 11, 1916; dau John B. and Mary (Doctor) Hartranft [49-141]; m NORMAN SANDERS. Res. 1015 Canal St., Three Rivers, Mich. (1918.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Charles; 404 Eighth St., Three Rivers, Mich. 2. Bertie Melvin; South Bend, Ind. 3. Edward; Three Rivers, Mich. 4. Leonard. 5. John; South Bend, Ind. [49-1099.2] 6. Cora Bell, in - Silvers. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 764 [49-1099.3] 7. Nora Ellen, m 8. Margaret. — - Nivison; 1015 Canal St., Three Rivers, Mich. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [49-502] CORDELIA ANGELINE HARTRANFT, b Sept. 21, 1850; dau John B. and Mary (Doctor) Hartranft [49-141]; m Feb. 28, 1883, GEORGE WILLIAM MAURER, b June 16, 1854; s Fred and Kate (Linderman) Maurer. Tinner and metal worker; res. 1044 South Second St., Elkhart, Ind. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Earl John, b Dec. 4, 1886; d Apr. 30, 1889. 2. Harry Hartranft, b Aug. 30, 1888; unm; Elkhart, Ind. [49-504] JOHN MELVIN HARTRANFT, b May 16, 1860; s John B. and Mary (Doctor) Hart¬ ranft [49-141]; m Sept. 3, 1886, HANNAH ELIZABETH BERTCH, b July 12, 1868; dau Jacob Bertch. Shop laborer; res. 1151 Willowdale Ave., Elkhart, Ind. (1918.) Children ( 9 ): [49-1100] 1. Pearl May, b June 19, 1887; m C. Davis; Elkhart, Ind. [49-1101] 2. Frank L., b Dec. 1, 1889; m Gertrude Tyler; Elkhart, Ind. [49-1102] 3. Edward Orville, b Feb. 14, 1893; m May Ordway. 4. Charles Wallace, b Jan. 17, 1895; d Jan. 16, 1915. [49-1103] 5. Thomas Melvin, b Jan. 21, 1897 ; m Florence Eldridge; 928 Gordon St., Elkhart, Ind. 6. Maynard Wilmer, b Jan. 28, 1899; Elkhart, Ind. 7. Leon Harry, b Sept. 7, 1902. 8. Walter Raymond, b Nov. 24, 1905. 9. Violet Madaline, b Aug. 19, 1909. [ No further data obtainable.} [49-505] EFFIE ANN HARTRANFT, b Aug. 9, 1857; dau William and Pliebe (Derr) Hartranft [49-142]; m Feb. 27, 1879, TIMOTHY OLIVER RENN, b Mar. 25, 1854; s Barnard and Kathryn (Focht) Renn. Farmer; res. Turbotville, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [49-1104] 1. Walter Hartranft, b Sept. 2, 1880; m Olive Myrtle Bell. 2. Raymond Francis, b Apr. 20, 1882; d Jan. 31, 1888. 3. Daughter, b June 28, 1885; d June 28, 1885. [49-1105] 4. Phebe May, b July 3, 1888; d Oct. 24, 1918; m Earle L. Renn. 5. Melville,. b Apr. 18, 1890; d May 20, 1890. [49-506] MARTHA WASHINGTON HARTRANFT, b Sept. 26, 1860; dau William and Phebe (Derr) Hartranft [49-142] ; m Feb. 2, 1882, SMITH W. OPP, b June 25, 1857; s George S. Opp. Res. 118 New St., Muncy, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): [49-1106] 1. Edna, b Apr. 22, 1883; m Levi D. Colley. 2. George Smith, b July 22, 1884. [49-1106.1] 3. Effie, b May 4, 1887; m. C. Frank Hoyer. [49-507] MARY ELIZABETH HARTRANFT, b Nov. 8, 1844; d May 16, 1911; dau Samuel and Amanda M. (Doctor) Hartranft [49-143]; m Jan. 11, 1877, DAVID H. BLACK, b July 21, 1847; d Mar. 2, 1917; s John and Sally Ann (Rose) Black. (1918.) One child: [49-1107] Elsie Irene, b Aug. 24, 1884; m Howard H. Sallada. [49-508] JOSEPH W. HARTRANFT, b May 19, 1846; d Aug. 25, 1909; s Samuel and Amanda M. (Doctor) Hartranft [49-143] ; m Dec. 28, 1871, ELMIRA R. LITTLE, b June 21, 1847; d June 3, 1913; dau Joseph and Louise (Arms) Little. (1918.) Children (6): [49-1108] 1. Mina Edith, b Oct. 1, 1872; m Charles B. Myers. [49-1109] 2. Mertie Melvina, b Apr. 27, 1874; m Marshall Carson. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 765 [49-1110] 3. Wilbert Flack, b Feb. 16, 1881; m Julia Dykins. [49—1 111] 4. Lola Louise, b Sept. 9, 1882; m Frank Wilson. [49-1112] 5. Guyan Cameron, b Apr. 21, 1886; m Bertha Shoup. 6. Joseph Luther, b Mar. 24, 1890; unm; Lieut, at Camp Hill, Newport News, Va. [49-509] ALICE W. HARTRANFT, b Mar. 30, 1848; dan Samuel and Amanda M. (Doctor) Hart- ranft [49-143] ; m Dec. 23, 1867, SAMUEL B. SPROUT, b Dec. 26, 1844; d Feb. 5, 1916; s Ariel B. and Julia A. (Bergstrasser) Sprout. Engineer; res. 507 N. Grier St., Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) Samuel B. Sprout served in Co. D., 7th Pa. Cavalry, in Civil War, full time. Children (J): [49-1113] 1. Julia A., b Nov. 15, 1869; m F. J. Schmoyer. [49-1114] 2. Carrie B., b Oct. 3, 1871; rn Ernest W. Gernerd. [49-1115] 3. Edward W., b Feb. 16, 1873; m Martha M. Schoch. 4. Linton H., b Feb. 9, 1897; unm; 507 N. Grier St., Williamsport, Pa. [49-510] EMILY A. HARTRANFT, b Aug. 12, 1849; d Mar. 11, 1919; dan Samuel and Amanda M. (Doctor) Hartranft [49-143] ; m BARKLEY HORNER. Res. Woodbridge, Va. (1918.) [49-1116] [49-1116.1] [49-1117] [49-1118] [49-1119] [49-1120] 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Children (16): Uriah H., b Oct. 24, 1875; unm; 1262 4)/^ St., S. W., Wash., D. C. William K., b May 7, 1877; dec. Rebe M., b June 15, 1878; dec. Nellie S., b July 14, 1880; m J. B. Arnold. Clarence V., b Dec. 8, 1881. Simon C., b Nov. 5, 1883; dec. Lucy A., b Jan. 16, 1885; m Charles A. Nylen. Margaret E., b May 5, 1886; m W. H. Allen. Kate, b Mar. 10, 1887; unm. Dora May, b May 15, 1888; d Oct. 30, 1918; m, T. Powell Davis. Isaac | dec. Barkley ] triplets, b July 10, 1889; ■ dec. Oliver ] dec. Emma, b Oct. 3, 1891; dec. Julia C., b Apr. 9, 1892; m James F. Thompson. Lola I., b July 19, 1895; m Wilton Carrick. [49-511] ELNORA V. HARTRANFT, b July 23, 1852; d July 21, 1888; dnu Samuel and Amanda M. (Doctor) Hartranft [49-143]; m Dec. 23, 1886, WALTER S. OPP, b Jan. 20, 1861; s Thomas and Margaret (McCormick) Opp. Farmer; res. Woodbridge, Va. No issue. (1918.) [49-512] CLARENCE CLAUDEOUS HARTRANFT, b Feb. 25, 1856; d Nov. 19, 1908; s Samuel and Amanda M. (Doctor) Hartranft [49-143]; m Jan. 18, 1882, MARY ELIZABETH HEBERLING, b Feb. 27, 1863; dau Samuel and Mary (Mariah) Heberling. Blacksmith; res. 55 Green St., Muncy, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): [49-1121] 1. Bertha, b Nov. 15, 1887; m Albert Hafer. [49-1122] 2. Mary, b Nov. 16, 1896; m Fred C. Bosch; 293 Lexington Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 3. Emily, b Apr. 1, 1900; 55 Green St., Muncy, Pa. 4. Andrew, b Dec. 13, 1903; unm; Muncy, Pa. [ Letters unans .; unable to complete .] [49-513] SIMON CAMERON HARTRANFT, b Nov. 5, 1858; s Samuel and Amanda M. (Doctor) Hartranft [49-143] ; m Mar. 6, 1885, MATTIE BITLER, b 1865; d Feb. 21, 1904. Children (2): 1. Louella G.; Jersey town, Pa. 2. Susan B., Columbia, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] 766 Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families [49-514] HARRY C. METZGER b Oct. 5, 1860; s Samuel and Amanda M. (Doctor) Hartranft [49- 143] ; m Dec. 22, 1887, HATTIE A. STROBERT, b Nov. 9, 1862; dau William and Angelica (Hotch¬ kiss) Strobert. Farmer; res. Woodbridge, Va. (1918.) Harry C. Metzger was adopted by his uncle and aunt, William and Lucy (Doctor) Metzger; for this reason his name was changed from Hartranft to Metzger. Children ( 3 ): [49-1123] 1. Elmer C., b May 21, 1889; m Hattie I. Young. 2. Arthur W., b June 12, 1892. 3. Angelica A., b Mar. 1, 1897. [49-515] SAMUEL A. HARTRANFT, b Mar. 24, 1867; s Samuel and Amanda M. (Doctor) Hart¬ ranft [49-143] ; in Mar. 6, 1890, LULU M. SMITH, b Aug. 21, 1872; dau Henry and Hannah (Runyan) Smith. Hammerman in tank building; res. Montgomery, Pa. (1918.) e Children (4)- [49-1124] 1. Paul S., b July 31, 1897 ; m Mary M. Gardner. 2. Martha I., b Nov. 21, 1901. 3. Orville W., b Jan. 27, 1904. 4. William, b Sept. 31, 1911; d Sept. 31, 1911. [49-516] MARY ANN SAEGER, b July 13, 1854; d Mar. 1, 1907; dau Joseph and Elizabeth (Hart¬ ranft) Saeger [49-144]; in Dec. 28, 1882, SAMUEL APP, b Dec. 30, 1847; s Frederick and Susanna (Hess) App. Bookkeeper; res. 539 Market St., Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) Children (4): 1. Susan Elizabeth, b July 12, 1884; 654 Centre St., Williamsport, Pa. 2. Helen Rebecca, b June 29, 1886; 551 W. 170th St., New York, N. Y. 3. Florence Caroline, b Aug. 5, 1889; 567 Bourse Bldg., Phila., Pa. 4. George Saeger, b Nov. 11, 1894; 15 Service Co., Signal Corps; Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. Y. M. C. A. Post. [49-517] DR. GEORGE SAEGER, b Sept. 9, 1852; d Nov. 21, 1916; s Joseph and Elizabeth (Hart¬ ranft) Saeger [49-144] ; m Mar. 29, 1877, JOSEPHINE WALLACE BUBB, b Jan. 23, 1855; dau John and Josephine (Bastian) Bubb. Physician and druggist; res. Montoursville, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [49-518] REBECCA CAROLINE SAEGER, b Aug. 11, 1856; d July 8, 1911 ; dau Joseph and Eliza¬ beth (Hartranft) Saeger [49-144]; m Feb. 18, 1892, OTIS EDWARD BENDPiR, b Mar. 20, 1869; s Jesse and Mary Jane (Reader) Bender. Carpenter; res. Montgomery, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ); 1. Joseph Paul, b Dec. 30, 1894; 6 Kellog St., Buffalo, N. Y. 2. Otis Edward, b Oct. 23, 1897; 732 Tucker St., Williamsport, Pa. 3. Lawrence Wilbur, b Nov. 18, 1900; 417 PL Fourth St., Wilmington, Del. [49-519] ANDREW JUDSON HARTRANFT, b Dec. 7, 1852; dMay 18, 1913 ; s Joseph and Jane E. (Tomb) Hartranft [49-145] ; in PYb. 5, 1880, MARY ALICE HARTMAN. Res. 48 Ross St., Williams¬ port, Pa. No heirs. (1917.) [Letters unans.; further data unobtainable; unable to verify.] [49-520a] WILLIAM HENRY HARTRANFT, b Feb. 23, 1859; d Sept. 17, 1910; s Joseph and Jane E. (Tomb) Hartranft [49-145]; m Dec. 11, 1881, CYNTHIA CAMPBELL, b Oct. 23, 1859; d Mar. 5, 1894. Children (J): 1. Alfred Byron, b Oct. 10, 1882; d Feb. 21, 1890. [49-1126] 2. Mary Jane, b Jan. 4, 1884; in Wallace Wolf; have four children; Main St., Jersey Shore, Pa. 3. Charles Thomas, b Aug. 3, 1880; d Jan. 30, 1900. 4. Edwin Chester, b Sept. 18, 1890; d Mar. 3, 1894. [49-520b] WILLIAM HENRY HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 3, 1896, ROSE B. WOLCOTT, b Aug. 8, 1869; d May 16, 1905. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 767 Children (6): 1. Almira Leon, b Feb. 8, 1898. 2. Joseph William, b Jan. 11, 1901; U. S. Navy. 3. Theodore Roosevelt, b Oct. 25, 1902; d Oct. 31, 1906. 4. Twins, stillborn, May 13, 1905. [49-520c] WILLIAM HENRY HARTRANFT, same as above, m 3rd time, Sept. 20, 1906, MRS. RACHEL EMMA CRUSE CLARK, b July 26, 1867. [No further data.} [49-521] JOSEPH ARTHUR HARTRANFT, b Apr. 7, 1861; s Joseph and Jane E. (Tomb) Hart¬ ranft [49-145] ; m Apr. 20, 1893, ELLA MARY RAMSEY, b May 25, 1871. Verona, Pa. (1917.) Children (Jf): 1. Howard E., b Jan. 12, 1894. 2. Harriet May, b Oct. 22, 1895; d Nov. 12, 1905. 3. Frances Anna, b Nov. 21, 1897. 4. Esther Ruth, b Apr. 2, 1904. [Letters unans.; unable to, complete.} [49-522] ANNA MAY HARTRANFT, b Mar. 23, 1867; dan Joseph and Jane E. (Tomb) Hart- ranft [49-145]; m Sept. 9, 1896, HARRY GRANT STARRETT, b Sept. 21, 1866; s William Seville and Mary Ann (Custard) Starrett. Carpenter; res. 1128 Thompson St., Jersey Shore, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [49-523a] EDWARD TOMB HARTRANFT, b Apr. 29, 1871 ; d Aug. 2, 1918; s Joseph and Jane E. (Tomb) Hartranft [49-145] ; m Jan. 9, 1901, JANE ELLEN GRIER, b July 17, 1869; d Aug. 30, 1901. No issue. [49-523b] EDWARD TOMB HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 22, 1905, CARDIE EMERT, b Feb. 10, 1872. Edward Tomb Hartranft was drowned in trying to rescue his son Judson. Children (2): 1. Kathryn May, b July 23, 1906. 2. Judson Emert, b Oct. 20, 1908; d Aug. 2, 1918 (drowned). [Letters unans.; no further data.] [49-524] MARY LEANDA HARTRANFT, b Jan. 4, 1857; dau Andrew J. and Isabella (Reeser) Hartranft [49-146]; m Jan. 23, 1879, GEORGE CALHOUN McKEE, b Oct. 6, 1852; d Jan. 23, 1912. Farmer; widow res. Turbotville, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): [49-1127] 1. Mary Belle, b Aug. 6, 1887; m Hugh D. Barr. 2. Florence Hartranft, b May 25, 1894; d Sept. 17, 1894. [49-525] HARRY JUDSON HARTRANFT, b June 1, 1858; s Andrew J. and Isabella (Reeser) Hartranft [49-146]; m June 6, 1889, ALACE JOHNSON, b Dec. 23, 1865; dau Silas W. and Saria E. (Smith) Johnson. Miller; res. Bellefonte, Pa. (1920.) Harry J. Hartranft served as Pres, of Hartranft Family Association for a number of years. Children (2): 1. Helen M,, b Mar. 8, 1891; d Aug. 10, 1912. [49-1128] 2. Horace Jackson, b Jan. 12, 1893; m Grace H. Crawford. [49-526] FLORENCE McCLELLA HARTRANFT, b July 23, 1862; d June 9, 1917; dau Andrew J. and Isabella (Reeser) Hartranft [49-146] ; m Oct., 1886, HARRY GAUGER, b Aug. 3, 1861 ; s Nichlos and Sarah (Fox) Gauger. Carpenter; res. Watson town, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [49-1129] 1. Ruth M., b May 1, 1887; m J. Watson Moltz. 2. Homer Andrew, b Nov. 19, 1888; 109th Field Artillery, Headquarters Co., A. E. F. [49-1130] 3. Lera Belle, 6 Sept. 28, 1893; m John E. Krug. 4. Florence Rae, b Feb. 2, 1900; Watsontown, Pa. 5. Lester Hartranft, b June 27, 1902; 307th Cavalry, Del Rio, Texas. 768 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-527] LIZZIE JANE HARTRANFT, b May 30, 1864; d Jan. 20, 1903; dau Andrew J. and Isa¬ bella (Reeser) Hartranft [49-146]; m Dec. 21, 1884, THEODORE YEAGER, b Sept. 24, 1854; s William and Mary (Fetterman) Yeager. Machinist; res. Scranton, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): [49-1131] 1. Ralph Hartranft, b Feb. 17, 1886; m Anna M. Simons; Scranton, Pa. [49-1132] 2. Vera Margaret, b Jan. 31, 1894; m Thomas P. Farrell. [49-1133] 3. Judson T., b Aug. 26, 1896; m Emma K. Still. [49-528] PHILIP F. HARTRANFT, b Nov. 5, 1858; s George W. and Catharine (Fousel) Hartranft [49-147]; m Apr. 13, 1880, SUSAN L. METZGER, b Jan. 25, 1859; dau Frederick Metzger. Insurance agent; res. Montgomery, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [49-1134] 1. George Lester, b July 13, 1887; m Ruth Heilman. [49-1134.1] 2. Frederick M., b Apr. 11, 1898; m Helen M. Hall. 3. James, dec. [49-529] ROSE M. HARTRANFT, b Oct. 31, 1863; dau George W. and Catharine (Fousel) Hart¬ ranft [49-147]; m Dec. 23, 1883, ALEXANDER DECKER, b May 27, 1860; s Henry and Mary (Hurr) Decker. Farmer; res., Montgomery, Pa. (1922.) Children (6): [49-1134.2] 1. Elmer Raymond, b Apr. 23, 1885; m Elsie Metzger. 2. Armina Francis, b Oct. 3, 1887 ; Montgomery, Pa. ; yeoman in U. S. service during World War. 3. Rachel Eger, b Feb. 22, 1890; with Emergency Fleet during World War, and still so en¬ gaged; Montgomery, Pa. [49-1134.3] 4. Paul Revere, b July 7, 1892; m Ruth Noll. [49—1 1 34.4 j 5. Philip Harold, b May 7, 1894; m Catherine Sullivan. 6. Lois Kathryn, b Feb. 19, 1907. [49-530] EDWARD HARTRANFT, b Dec. 5, 1867; s George W. and Catharine (Fousel) Hart¬ ranft [49-147]; m Nov. 24, 1897, MINNIE SMITH, b Feb. 13, 1877; dau Hervey and Catharine (Walter) Smith. Asst. Supt. furniture factory; res., Montgomery, Pa. (1922.) One child: Elizabeth, b Sept. 20, 1903. [49-531] HENRIETTA M. HARTRANFT, b Apr. 1, 1872; dau George W. and Catharine (Fousel) Hartranft [49-147]; m Sept. 17, 1903, HARRY HART, b Nov. 28, 1867; .s George D. and Mary W. (Hess) Hart. Farmer; res. Montgomery, Pa, (1918.) One child: George W., b Feb. 22, 1907. [49-533] JACOB HARTRANFT, b Aug. 27, 1827; d Apr. 16, 1899; s Joseph and Sarah (Weachter) Hartranft [49-148]; m Aug. 7, 1855, SARA ANN STORMFELTZ, b Mar. 20, 1833; d June 18, 1922. Jacob Hartranft lived near Lancaster Junction, and was buried in the Lutheran Cemetery, Manheim, Pa. Rev. J. W. Bobst was in charge of funeral. Children (2): [49-1135] 1. Maria S., b Dec. 17, 1857; m John B. Spahr. 2. Emma S., b Nov. 17, 1867; 26 S. Warren St., Trenton, N. J. [49-534] PRISCILLA HARTRANFT, b June 28, 1829; dau Joseph and Sarah (Weachter) Hart¬ ranft [49—148] ; m JACOB HORNBERGER; lived in Ohio. [ Further data unobtainable .] [49-535] REUBEN HARTRANFT, b Aug. 26, 1831; d Mar. 29, 1906; s Joseph and Sarah (Weach¬ ter) Hartranft [49-148]; m MARGARET WEACHTER, b Feb. 24, 1830; d July 24, 1899. No issue. [Data from White Oak, Pa., Lutheran and Reformed Church Cent .] [49-536a] OWEN HARTRANFT, b Oct, 28, 1833; d Mar. 17, 1901 ;s Joseph and Sarah (Weachter) Hartranft [49-148]; m HARRIET LUTZ, b Nov. 11, 1832; dlSept, 1, 1871. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 769 Children (/+): 1. Adaline, h Sept. 5, 1857; d July 31, 1868. [49-1136] 2. Sevilla, b Nov. 21, 1859; m Charles N. Ualy. [49-1137] 3. Henry L., b Apr. 17, 1866; m Addie M. Sprecher. 4. Harriet, b July 10, 1871; d July 13, 1871. [49-536b] OWEN HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Apr. 30, 1872, ANNA HUNS- PERGER, b Aug. 12, 1845; d Apr. 25, 1919. One child: [49-1138] Samuel D., b Aug. 2, 1875; m Sarah Minnich. [49-537] REBECCA HARTRANFT, b Feb. 18, 1836; d Aug. 25, 1910; dau Joseph and Sarah (Weachter) Hartranft [49-148]; m Sept. 30, 1866, HENRY DAUB, b Aug. 20, 1834. Children (2): 1. Sarah H., b Jan. 27, 1867. 2. Katie L., b Feb. 15, 1877; d June 14, 1913. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-538a] AARON W. HARTRANFT, b Feb. 18, 1839; d June 10, 1918; s Joseph and Sarah (Weachter) Hartranft [49-148]; in Sept. 16, 1869, CATHARINE S. LESHER, b July 3, 1848; d Mar. 24, 1901. Children ( 5 ): 1. Elizabeth L., b Oct. 22, 1870; d Mar. 25, 1874. [49-1139] 2. David L., b Mar. 12, 1872; d Sept. 22, 1917; m Florence Ebersole. [49—1140] 3. Emma L., b Apr. 3, 1876; m Emmanuel S. Hykes. [49-1141] 4. Jacob L., b Feb. 1, 1878; m Annie E. Holsinger. 5. Joseph L., b July 22, 1881; d July 15, 1897. [49-538b] AARON W. HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Dec., 1904, MARY R. STRITE. No issue. He was a miller by trade, but sold his mill and bought a farm ; was a member of Mennonite Church. Lived in Lane. Co., Pa.; moved to Washington Co., Md., where he died. [49-539] GEORGE HARTRANFT, s Joseph and Sarah (Weachter) Hartranft [49-148]; m - BLATT. Lived near Erb’s Meeting House, between Manheim and Lititz, Lane. Co., Pa. ; had a daughter : [49-1142] Hettie, m Solomon Weaver, and lived in Petersburg. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [49-540] ELIZABETH HARTRANFT, b May 8, 1830; d Aug. 26, 1916; dau Jacob and Catharine (Weidman) Hartranft [49-149]; m Jan. 2, 1851, PETER MEISKEY, b May 15, 1829; d Oct. 21, 1882; s Christian and Margaret (Sheity) Meiskey. Manufacturer of Cigar boxes; res. Lincoln, Pa. (1921.) Children (4): 1. Adaline, b Sept. 11, 1851; d Oct. 6, 1851. 2. Israel, b Nov. 3, 1852; d Aug. 31, 1856. [49-1143] 3. Lavina, b Nov. 8, 1855; m Daniel Miller; 1126 Windsor St., Reading, Pa. [49-1144] 4. Amanda, b May 8, 1860; m Albert Iv. Hufford. [49-541] JOHN HARTRANFT, b Sept. 4, 1834; d Jan. 15, 1916; s William and Leah (Fetter) Hartranft [49-150]; m SUSANNA BIDDLER, b Oct. 14, 1836; d Sept. 6, 1911. (1919.) Children (7): [49-1145] 1. Emma, b Jan. 12, 1859; m Nathaniel K\ Weit. [49-1146] 2. William, b Aug. 17, 1861; m Kate Garred; Ephrata, Pa. [49-1147] 3. Lizzie, b July 30, 1864; m Edwin Weit. [49-1148] 4. Alice, b Sept. 23, 1865; m Samuel L. Shilling. [49-1149] 5. Kate B., b Feb. 6, 1870; m George A. Ulrich. [49-1150] 6. Martin, b Apr. 27, 1872; m Sallie Brusman. 7. Sallie, b Feb. 6, 1874; unm; Ephrata, Pa. 770 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-542] JEREMIAH HARTRANFT, b May 16, 1836; d May 10, 1896; s William and Leah (Fetter) Hartranft [49-150]; m MARY ANN BIXLER, b Nov. 5, 1837; cl Sept. 29, 1913. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Sarah (Ann), b Apr. 28, 1860; d Dec. 28, 1863. 2. Jeremiah, b Oct. 2, 1862; d May 28, 1863. [49-1151] 3. Leah, b Sept. 17, 1864; m John S. Burkholder. [49-1152] 4. Samuel B., b Oct. 9, 1871; m Anna Haller. [49-1153] 5. Mary, b July 1, 1875; m Martin Lutz. [49-543] HENRY HARTRANFT, 6 May 21, 1838; s William and Leah (Fetter) Hartranft [49- Children (8): 1. Harvey; Ephrata, Pa. 2. Frank; Ephrata, Pa. 3. Mary, m — - - Reifsnyder; Ephrata, Pa. 4. Maggie, m David Baier; Terre Hill, Pa. 5. Lizzie, m - - — — Lichty; Terre Hill, Pa. 6. Lewis; Terre Hill, Pa. 7. Muriel, m Harvey Snader; Terre Hill, Pa. 8. Walter, m - Spat.z; Terre Hill, Pa. [Letters unans.; further data unobtainable .] [49-544] SUSANNA HARTRANFT, b June 18, 1839; dau William and Leah (Fetter) Hartranft [49-150]; m PETER ENGEL. Children (3): 1. Maine, dec; 2. Charles, unm; Cornwall, Pa.; 3. John. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [49-1154] [49-1155] [49-1156] [49-1157] [49-1158] [49-545] POLLY HARTRANFT, b Oct. 6, 1842; dau William and Leah (Fetter) Hartranft [49- 150]; m CHRISTIAN LANE. Res. Vinemont, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): [49-1159] [49-1160] [49-1161] 1. John, m - - ■; Vinemont, Pa. 2. William, m - ; Vinemont, Pa. 3. Lizzie, unm; Vinemont, Pa. 4. Emma, m Harry Smith; Akron, Pa. 5. Henry. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [49-547] LEAH HARTRANFT, b Feb. 2, 1850; dau William and Leah (Fetter) Hartranft [49-150]; m June 17, 1871, ADAM H. WEAVER, b Oct. 21, 1849; d Dec. 5, 1915; s John and Fianna (Hartman) Weaver. Laborer; res. New Holland, Pa. (1918.) Children (10): 1. John, b Jan. 12, 1873; m C — — — — - D - ; Blue Ball, Pa. 2. Mary A., b Aug. 18, 1877; m Leonard S. Seibel. 3. David, b Apr. 11, 1880; m L. Miller; New Holland, Pa. 4. William, b Dec. 31, 1875; d Apr. 7, 1910. 5. Emma H., b Apr. 2, 1882; m Elmer K. Adams. 6. Martin, b May 21, 1884; m Cora Summers; Bird-in-hand, Pa. 7. Adam H., b Sept. 10, 1888; rn Anna M. Stauffer. 8. Leah, b Oct. 2, 1886; cl Mar. 11, 1887. 9. Kate, b Sept. 8, 1890; m Harvey S. Fellenbaum. 10. Peter, b June 6, 1894; d Apr. 18, 1895. [49-548] LEVI HARTRANFT, b Sept. 7, 1858; s William and Leah (Fetter) Hartranft [49-150]; m - Children (J): 1. Samuel; Kleinfeltersville, Pa. 2. William; Stevens, Pa., R. D. No. 2. [49-1162] [49-1163] [49-1164] [49-1165] [49-1166] [49-1167] [49-1168] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 771 [49-1169] 3. Emma, m John Schweikert; Stevens, Pa., R. D. No. 2. 4. Lizzie. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [49-550] SALLIE KERCHEN, dau Thomas and Catharine (Hartranft) Kerchen [49-151a]; m JACOB BUCHTER, dec. Children ( 5 ): 1. John. 2. Joseph. 3. Sarah. 4. Catharine, m - [49-1170] Ewell; St. Louis, Mo. Have at least two children. 5. Susan, d young. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.} [49-551] MARY ANN KERCHEN, dau Thomas and Catharine (Hartranft) Kerchen [49-151a]; m ELIAS ENCK. Children ( 6 ): [49-1171] 1. Henry, m - — — - [49-1172] [49—1173] [49-1174] 2. Thomas, m - 3. George, b May 13, 1853; d Jan. 30, 1911; m Elizabeth Reed. 4. Wayne, m - 5. Kate, d young. 6. Polly, d young. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [49-552] ELIZABETH KERCHEN, dau Thomas and Catharine (Hartranft) Kerchen [49-151a]; DOMECK or DONELSON. Lived in Virginia (1918). At least 5 children. [ Unable to m - complete or verify.} [49-553] SAMUEL WOLF, b Aug. 26, 1844; s Henry and Catharine (Hartranft-Kerchen) Wolf [49-151b] ; m Dec. 3, 1865, ANNIE DISSLER, b 1841; d Mar. 14, 1903. Children (7): 1. Malinda, b Jan. 22, 1867; d Apr. 20, 1886. [49-1175] 2. Marian, b Feb. 3, 1868; m Samuel Martzcll; Akron, Ohio. 3. Henry, b May 6, 1869; d May 20, 1871. [49-1176] 4. Sarah, b Feb. 7, 1871; m David Eberly; Lititz, Pa. 5. Harvey, b Sept. 26, 1873. 6. Adaline, b Dec. 3, 1875; d Feb. 11, 1876. [49-1177] 7. Corah D., b Aug. 19, 1879; m Henry Herneisen. [49-554] LYDIA HARTRANFT, b Nov. 20, 1831; d Dec. 15, 1897; dau John and Fredericka E. (Kissel) Hartranft [49-152a]; m 1851 or 1852, SIMON PETER RHOADS, b June 30, 1827; d Oct. 20, 1894. Children (8): [49-1178] 1. Eliza, b Apr. 14, 1854; m George Walters. [49-1179] 2. Cyrus, b Apr. 16, 1857; m Ella M. Nelson. [49-1180] 3. Matilda, b Dec. 16, 1858; m Frederick H. Weber. [49-1181] 4. Lydia, m John Reger; Hummelstown, Pa. [49-1182] 5. Susanna, b Aug. 31, 1874; m Milton G. Carpenter. [49-1183] 6. Grant, m Lizzie Offenbach; Palmyra, Pa. [49-1184] 7. John H., b Jan. 4, 1861; m Annie E. Hensel. 8. Simon, b Mar. 16, 1872; disappeared and died. [49-555] URIAS HARTRANFT, b June 4, 1835; d Nov. 12, 1883; s John and Fredericka E. (Kissel) Hartranft [49-152a]; m July 28, 1861, ANNA MARIA THOMAS, b Feb. 8, 1843; d Apr. 4, 1889. Children (15): [49-1185] 1. Thomas Jefferson, b July 14, 1861; m Alice N. Bingainan. 2. Henry Franklin, b Sept. 28, 1863; d Apr. 5, 1871. 772 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkeelder Families [49-1186] [49-1187] [49-1188] [49-1189] [49-1190] [49-1191] 3. Abraham Lincoln, b Nov. 22, 1864; d Dec. 7, 1865. 4. Emma E., b July 14, 1866; d Aug. 4, 1867. 5. Julia, b Dec. 14, 1867; d Apr. 3, 1871. 6. Simon Peter, b Sept. 16, 1869; m Harriette Clair. 7. Ezra, b Dec. 5, 1870; m Annie B. Buch. 8. Infant, b and d Jan. 24, 1872. 9. Wayne, b Feb. 14, 1873; m Ella H. Miley. 10. Lemon, b Sept. 15, 1874; m Alice J. Eckert. 11. Amanda, b Dec. 3, 1875; d Nov. 1, 1884. 12. Harry Pierce, b Sept. 6, 1877; m Phoebe A. Wolf. 13. Annie T., b Nov. 18, 1879; m - ; Lebanon, Pa. 14. Lizzie, b Aug. 1, 1882; d Feb. 4, 1886. 15. Hayden, b July 19, 1883; d Feb. 25, 1885. [ Family Bible. Records .] [49-557a] HENRY C. HARTRANFT, b Jan. 7, 1841; s John and Fredericka E. (Kissel) Hartranft [49-152a] ; m CATHARINE C. WITHERS, b Dec. 27, 1835 ; d Aug. 27, 1880 ; dau George and Catherine Withers. Carpenter; Hummelstown, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): [49-1192] 1. John W., b Jan. 26, 1868; m Mary A. Hollinger. 2. Emma R., b Oct. 18, 1869; Corning, N. Y. 3. George II., b July 15, 1875; d Apr. 12, 1882. [49-557b] HENRY C. HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, CHRISTIE A. CARPENTER, b Aug. 5, 1856; dau Elias C. Carpenter. Carpenter; res. Hummelstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [49-1192.1] 1. Lottie M., b Mar. 19, 1884; d Dec. 17, 1903; m Joseph A. Uhrich. [49—1193] 2. Harry C., b Dec. 12, 1885; m Grace Girvin. [49-1194] 3. Mabel A., b June 6, 1888; m Ralph Keller. 4. Paul C., b July 27, 1890; d Feb. 12, 1892. [49-558] SIMON P. HARTRANFT, b Nov. 29, 1845; s John and Fredericka E. (Kissel) Hartranft [49-152a]; m Dec. 23, 1866, CATHARINE SCHULTZ, b Aug. 25, 1869; dau of G. Schultz of Lebanon. Res. Brunnerville, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): [49-1195] 1. Emma, b Feb. 21, 1868; m John W. Demmy. [49-1196] 2. Clarence, b Feb. 17, 1886; m Alice Ruth Meek. Two children stillborn. [49-558.1] SOLOMON EBERLY, b Mar. 12, 1842; d Dec. 6, 1915; s Samuel and Sallie (Hartranft) Eberly [49-153]; m LIZZIE ELSER, b Mar. 1, 1841; d Oct. 16, 1913. Children ( 8 ): [49-1197] 1. Salinda, b Nov. 2, 1867; in Monroe E. Holstein. [49-1198] 2. Emma E., b Jan. 13, 1870; m Christopher F. Wissler. [49-1199] 3. Kate, b Sept. 14, 1875; d Nov. 21, 1916; m Jerome Hertzog. [49-1200] 4. Martin; m - ; Sinking Springs, Pa. [49-1201] 5. Samuel, m - ; Ephrata, R. D., Pa. [49-1202] 6. Elsie, b Jan. 5, 1882; d Oct. 11, 1916; m William E. Parson. [49-1203] 7. Elizabeth, m Frank G. Ketner; Shillington, Pa. [49-1204] 8. Zachariah, m Mary Fetter; Stevens, Pa. R. D. No. 2. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.} [49-559] SALLIE EBERLY, dau Samuel and Sallie (Hartranft) Eberly [49-153] ; m July 2, 1865, JOHN HIRNEISEN. Children (7): [49-1204.1] 1. Reuben, m Sarah Huber; Denver, Pa. [49-1205] 2. Kate, b May 25, 1866; m William Foltz. Plate 87 Mary Ivrieble Schultz Daniel Schultz Schultz [68-14] [68-14] Plate 88 Sampler made by Regina Heebner Schultz [149-9] in 1794. From “The Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania — Knebel. ’ (Courtesy of the Pennsylvania-German Society.) Genealogical Record oe the Sciiwenkfeldek Families 773 [49-1206] 3. Salinda, b Mar. 13, 1870; m John Getz. [49-1207a] }4 g , m 1. Cora Bender. [49-1207b] j ’ 2. Anna Ream; Kleinfeltersville, Pa. [49-1208] 5. Elizabeth, b Mar. 13, 1881; m Frank W. Eberly. [49-1209] 6. Phares, b Aug. 31, 1883; d Nov. 29, 1897. [49-1210] 7. Annie, m - Bentz; Richland, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [49-560] KATIE EBERLY, b Nov. 25, 1848; dau Samuel and Sallie (Hartranft) Eberly [49-153] ; m GEORGE HAUCK, b Apr. 5, 1858; d Feb. 19, 1915. Children (5): [49-1211] 1. Andrew, b Apr. 2, 1867; m Lydia Wieland. [49-1212] 2. Mary, b Jan. 2, 1869; m Lemon K. Harting. [49-1213[ 3. Phares E., b Oct. 28, 1871; m Susan S. Leisy. [49-1214] 4. Katie E., b Oct. 12, 1882; m Samuel K. Hainly. 5. George, b Apr. 28, 1887; d Mar. 11, 1892. [49-561] REBECCA EBERLY, b Nov. 6, 1853; d Sept. 7, 1892; dau Samuel and Sallie (Hartranft) Eberly [49-153] ; m Feb. 1, 1874, HENRY NETZLEY, b Mar. 16, 1853; s Henry and Catherine (Wea- land) Netzley. Laborer; res. Schoeneck, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [49-1215] 1. Ida E., b Sept. 2, 1874; m Roman S. Leisy. [49-1216] 2. Lizzie, b May 9, 1877 ; d Dec. 4, 1905; m John Iv. McQuate. [49-1217] 3. Wayne, b July 29, 1882; m Lillie E. Stuber. [49-562] ANNIE EBERLY, b Nov. 6, 1853; dau Samuel and Sallie (Hartranft) Eberly [49-153J ; m July 29, 1874, EMMANUEL HEHNLY, b Oct. 22, 1857 ; d Sept. 16, 1910; s Jacob and Fianna (Rock) Hehnly. Res. Stevens, Pa., R. D. 2. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Frank, b Dec. 17, 1876; d Oct. 28, 1891. [49-1218] 2. Sallie, b May 16, 1878; m Clinton E. Enck. 3. Jacob, b Jan. 28, 1880; d May 31, 1881. [49-1219] 4. Lizzie, b Feb. 18, 1882; m Monroe Wenrich; Manheim, Pa. [49-1220] 5. Minnie, b July 19, 1892; m Grant B. McDonough. [49-563] SAMUEL EBERLY, b July 11, 1860; s Samuel and Sallie (Hartranft) Eberly [49-153] ; m Sept. 8, 1883, REBECCA DONMOYER, b Mar. 27, 1861. Res. Stevens, R. D. No. 2, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Lizzie, b Apr. 1, 1886; d Mar. 22, 1888. [49-1221] 2. Elsie, b Nov. 23, 1889; m Charles Althouse. [49-1222] 3. William D., b Dec. 26, 1894; m Irene R. Keller. [49-564] ELIZABETH EBERLY, dau Samuel and Sallie (Hartranft) Eberly [49-153]; m JOHN STEELY. Res. Brunnerville, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): [49-1223] 1. Emma, m Joseph Keith; Brunnerville, Pa. [49-1224] 2. Nora, m Samuel Young. (?) Other children d young. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-565] MARY HARTRANFT, dau Abraham and - Hartranft [49-154]; m — FRALEY, and lived in Naperville, Ill. Children (3): 1. Harvey. 2. Frank. [49-1225] 3. Carrie, m - Eichelberger. [ Unable to complete or verify.] 774 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-568] JAMES HARTRANFT, b Sept. 16, 1850; s Levi and Eliza (Frey) Hartranft [49-155] ; m MARY MOUSER, b Dee. 25, 1856. Res. Beatrice, Nebr. (1920.) One child: Arthur Boid, b 1883; d 1896. [49-570] JOHN HARTRANFT, b Jan. 12, 1858; s Levi and Eliza (Frey) Hartranft [49-155]; m IDA JANE KEMMERER, b Sept. 8, 1868; dan Lewis and Sara (Stoner) Kemmerer. Merchant; res. La Grange, Ill. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Chester Lee, b July 31, 1891; unm; La Grange, Ill. 2. Perry Clayton, b May 8, 1893; unm; L*a Grange, Ill. 3. Goldie Vera, b Oct. 18, 1895; d Mar. 12, 1915. 4. Edith Viola, b June 16, 1897; unm; La Grange, Ill. [49-571] URIAS EICHELBERGER, b Apr. 22, 1839; s John and Susan (Hartranft) Eichelberger [49-156] ; m Feb. 16, 1858, MARTHA ESHLEMAN, b Oct. 22, 1831. Retired farmer; res. Naperville, Ill. (1919.) Children (5): [49-1226] 1. John R., b Apr. 2, 1859; m Emma Lantz. [49-1227] 2. Abraham, b Aug. 25, 1860; m Katie Sollenberger. [49-1228] 3. Susan, b Sept. 11, 1862; m James Brossman. [49-1229] 4. Amanda, b Aug. 9, 1864; m Albert Ross Thompson. [49-1230] 5. George, b Mar. 6, 1867; m Kate Eipers. [49-573] HANNAH BUCHTER, b Jan. 14, 1835; d July 9, 1918; dau Samuel and Julian (Hart¬ ranft) Buchter [49-157]; m Dec. 2, 1858, EDWIN HULL, dec. Res. Lititz, Lane. Co., Pa. Edwin Hull served in the Union Army during Civil War. Children (4): 1. Edwin 2. Sherman 3. Mary Ellen 4. Alice all d young. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [49-574] SALINDA BUCH.TER, b Mar. 19, 1839; d May 19, 1881; dau Samuel and Julian (Hart¬ ranft) Buchter [49-157] ; m 1860, EDWARD Z. ROCK, b Mar. 17, 1838; d Sept. 27, 1904; s Peter and Polly or Mary (Graver) Rock. Locomotive engineer; res. Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children (9): [49-1231] 1. Miles A., b Oct. 12, 1861 ; d Apr. 29, 1918; m Mary E. Fisher. [49-1232] 2. Ryan R., b Mar. 12, 1863; m Naomi B. Howell. [49-361b] 3. Irene, b June 7, 1865; m John B. Hartranft. [49-1233] 4. Edward E., b July 24, 1867; m Carrie V. Smith. [49-1234] 5. Lawrence C., b Sept. 13, 1869; d Feb. 10, 1901; m Ida Parks. [49-1235] 6. Samuel H., b Apr. 6, 1872; d Jan. 16, 1922; m Emma V. Huber. [49-1236] 7. Hayden, b Aug. 10, 1874; d Mar. 7, 1912; m Susan Buchter. 8. Benjamin F., b Aug. 24, 1876; d Jan. 3, 1878. 9. Annie E., b July 29, 1881; d July 29, 1881. [49-575] CATHARINE BUCHTER, b Aug. 22, 1841; dau Samuel and Julian (Hartranft) Buchter [49-157] ; m HENRY SHEETZ. A son Lemon lives in Elkhart, Ind. [Letters returned.] [49-576] SUSANNA BUCHTER, b June 20, 1845; d Oct. 1887; dau Samuel and Julian (Hartranft) Buchter [49-157] ; m FRANK ENCIv. Res. Lititz, Pa. A son Llewellyn lives in Lancaster, Pa. [Letters ret.; unable to complete.] [49-577] JOHN BUCHTER, b July 9, 1848; d June, 1917 ; s Samuel and Julian (Hartranft) Buchter [49-157]; m SARAH SALLADE (SOLATHE). Newfoundland, Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 775 [49-1 23G] [49-1237] Children ( 5 ): 1. Frank; Hopedale, Pa. (Honesdale). 2. Samuel; Iowa. 3. Annie. 4. Susie, 6 Apr. 18, 1874;»i I !' Ifayden Rock. 12. Floyd Frisbee. 5. Lizzie; Hopedale, Wayne Co., Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify. ] [49-578a] MARY ELLEN BUCHTER, b May 17, 1850; dau Samuel and Julian (Hartranft) Buchter [49-157] ; m JOHN SANDOE; d prior to 1877. ' Children ( 3 ): 1. Maury, b in 1873; unm. 2. George, d young. 3. Samuel, d young. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [49-578b] MARY ELLEN (BUCHTER) SANDOE, same as above, m 2d time, SAMUEL HIGH, b Sept. 28, 1835; d Feb. 26, 1910. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [49-579] SAMUEL BUCHTER, b 1854; d Mar. 26, 1921 ; s Samuel and Julian (Hartranft) Buchter [49-157]; m NETTIE LEE. Lived at Westfield, Iowa. Samuel Buchter went west when quite young, and learned the blacksmith trade; became an expert, and an authority on horse-shoeing, and lived for a time at Le Mars, Iowa. [Further data unobtainable.] [49-580] CATHARINE HARTRANFT, dau Henry and Sarah (Rile) Hartranft [49-158a]; m SAMUEL BILE, who d in 1915. One child: Walter, b Jan., 1897. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-581] ELSIE HARTRANFT, b Dec. 19, 1891; dau Henry and Addie L. (Bates) Hartranft [49-1 58b] ; m May 27, 1910, FORREST RIEST, b Nov., 1890. One child: Elsie, b June 8, 1912. [49-582] DANIEL CARMONY, b Mav 1, 1880; s William and Louisa (Hartranft) Carmony [49-159] ; m CLARA QUINN. Children ( 3 ): 1. Daniel, 2. Clara, 3. Edna. [ No further data.] [49-583] RICHARD CARMONY, b Oct. 2, 1882; s William and Louisa. (Hartranft) Carmony [49-159]; m 1904, MARGARET HENNING, b Feb., 1888. Children ( 5 ): 1. Louisa, b Nov. 6, 1905. 2. Sarah, b July 20, 1907. 3. Margaret, b Feb. 16, 1909. 4. Richard, b May 3, 1912. 5. William, b July 17, 1914. [49-584] REV. CHARLES R. HARTRANFT, b Apr. 22, 1838; d Sept. 25, 1879; s William and Mar¬ garet A. (Kidd) Hartranft [49-163]; m HETTY MARSHALL GARRIGUES, b - - ; d Oct. 1, 1917; dau William A. and - (Tucker) Garrigues. Clergyman. (1921.) “Mrs. Hetty M. Hartranft died in Los Angeles, Cal., age 77, widow of Rev. Charles R. Hartranft of the New Jersey M. E. Church, mother of Marshall V. Hartranft of Los Angeles, and William G. Hartranft of Phoenix, Ariz. Interred, Hollywood Cem., Los Angeles.” [Newspaper clipping.] Children (7): 1. Elizabeth K., b Mar., 1865; d 1907; unm. [49-1238] 2. Virginia Earp, b Sept., 1866; d 1907; m Harry Colby. [49-1239] 3. William G., b Feb. 14, 1868; m Virginia B. Nash. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 776 4. Charles Winfield, b Oct., 1869; d 1889; unrri. [49-1240] 5. Marshall V., b Feb. 14, 1872; m Louise Owens. [49-1241] 6. Louis P., b 1876 (?); d Mar. 4, 1900; m Elizabeth Delacroix. 7- Madge, b 1879; d about Aug. 15, 1894. [49-585] LOUISA HARTRANFT, b Jan. 22, 1840; dau William and Margaret A. (Kidd) Hartranft [49-163] ; m JOHN SMITH, b Mar. 25, 1840. Louisa H. Smith was buried in Phila. ; and John Smith died in Delaware. Children (4): 1. Harvey W., b Nov. 3, 1876; d Apr. 29, 1899. 2. Elizabeth T., b Nov. 26, 1871; 934 W. Lehigh Ave., Phila. 3. Charles T., b Jan. 16, 1873; whereabouts unknown. 4. Margaret H., b Dec. 9, 1874; d at age of 3. Elizabeth T. Smith says Governor John F. Hartranft and her mother are descended from brothers, confirming tradition of her brother, who says the three brothers were Dr. Joseph, Leonard and William Hartranft. [49-586] HENRY A. HARTRANFT, b Mar. 18, 1841; s William and Margaret A. (Kidd) Hart¬ ranft [49-163]; m Jan. 4, 1883, MARY E. DUNFEE, b Nov. 16, 1854; dau Robert M. and Mary A. (Norman) Dunfee. Bricklayer; res. 319 Benson St., Camden, N. J. (1920.) [49-587] JOHN E. HARTRANFT, b Feb. 14, 1850; dec; s William and Margaret A. (Kidd) Hart¬ ranft [49-163]; m HATTIE OTIS; widow living (1918). Two children died in infancy. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-588a] DR. JOSEPH M. HARTRANFT, b July 31, 1857; s William and Margaret A. (Kidd) Hartranft [49-163]; m July, 1881, MARY EMMA BECKWITH, b Dec. 28, 1865; d Dec. 11, 1899; dau S. A. and Nancy (Glover) Beckwith. Children (2): [49-1242] 1. Joseph B., b Feb. 15, 1890; m Leila C. Sherman. [49-1243] 2. Hattie M., m Dr. H. E. Stevens; Jamesport, L. I. [49-588b] DR. JOSEPH M. HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 12, 1901, MILLIE A. ALLEN, b Feb. 14, 1868; dau Hezekiah and Mary (Ryder) Allen. Physician; res. Southold, N. Y. (1921.) [49-589] SARAH J. HARTRANFT, b June 11, 1860; dau William and Margaret A. (Kidd) Hart¬ ranft [49-163]; m Apr. 7, 1878, GEORGE W. SAYRES, b Dec. 23, 1854. Res. 429 S. Broome St., Wilmington, Del. (1918.) Children {11): 1. Katie M., b Aug. 21, 1879; unm. 2. Charles Louis, b May 25, 1881; m Annie H. - 3. Mary Louisa, b May 27, 1883; m Thomas Hennis. 4. Ralph, b Aug. 8, 1885; d Sept. 17, 1886. 5. Elmer, b Aug. 10, 1886; m Lena Smith. 6. George Allen, b Feb. 1, 1889; m Nellie McCullin. 7. William H., b Nov. 5, 1891; unm. 8. Henry Earl, b Jan. 28, 1894; m May Connell; Marshallton, Del. 9. Florence, b June 3, 1896; m Reuben Thompson; Laurel, Del. 10. Rebecca, b Oct. 3, 1898; with Salvation Army, Canteen work — France (1918). 11. LeRoy, b Jan. 3, 1902. [Dates from Family Bible of Mrs. George Sayres. Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [49-591] SARAH ANN HARTRANFT, b July 3, 1860; dau Henry and Lydia Ann (Ulary) Hart¬ ranft [49-166] ; m THOMAS STEPHANSON, b Oct. 8, 1860. Res. 1028 Line St., Camden, N. J. (1918.) Children ( 9 ): [49-1250] 1. Martha, b Mar. 12, 1884; m Fred Applegate; 808 South 9th St., Camden, N. J. 2. Lydia, d in infancy [49-1244] [49-1245] [49-1246] [49-1247] [49-1248] [49-1249] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 777 [49-1251] 3. Laura, b 1887; m Edward Strable; Haddonfield, N. J. 4. Charles, b 1892; d in infancy. [49-1252] 5. Nellie, b 1893; m N. Chapman; 228 Division St., Camden, N. J. 6. Emma, b 1895; unm. 7. Eva, b 1897 ; unm. 8. Lillian, d in infancy. 9. Sarah, b 1900; unm. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-591.1] GEORGE WASHINGTON HARTRANFT, b July 29, 1863; d Dec. 16, 1887; s Henry and Lydia A. (Clary) Hartranft [49-166]; m - . Widow married a Mr. Adams, Bordentown, N. J. One son: George. [Unable to obtain further data.] [49-591.2] WILLIAM JOHN HARTRANFT, b Feb. 11, 1867; d Apr. 17, 1913; s Henry and Lydia A. (Ulary) Hartranft [49-166]; m MARGARET STEPHANSON, b Nov. 4, 1853; sister of Robert and Thomas Stephanson. Children (3): 1. Charles, b Aug. 11, 1890. 2. Mabel, b Nov. 2, 1892. [49-1253.1] 3. Ruth, b Aug. 27, 1897; m Raymond Wilson; 329 Warren Ave., Camden, N. J. [49-591.3] ELIZABETH HARTRANFT, b June 29, 1862; d May 7, 1898; dau George and Elizabeth (Boyer) Hartranft [49-167]; m Mar. 31, 1881, EDWARD D. CRAWFORD, b Mar. 24, 1858; s Ebnever and Mehalla (Hook) Crawford. Car-painter; res. 833 Kirkwood St., Wilmington, Del. (1921.) One child: [49-1253] Edith B., b Mar. 31, 1887; m Samuel C. King; Wilmington, Del. [49-592a] JONAS HARTRANFT, b Apr. 17, 1875; s David and Matilda (Kulp) Hartranft [49- 170]; m SADIE HOFFMAN. [No further data obtainable.] Children (3): 1. Nathan, b June 12, 1900; Bowmanstown, Pa. 2. Robert, b Jan. 10, 1902. 3. Charles, b June 20, 1904. [49-592b] JONAS HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 28, 1915, ELLEN M. FLEXER, b Jan. 10, 1887 ; dau John O. and Louisa (Fritzinger) Flexer. Res. Lehigh Gap, Palmerton, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ) : 1. Zenobia, b Feb. 7, 1916. 2. Clara, b Mar. 12, 1920. [49-593] AMANDA EMMALINA HARTRANFT, b Nov. 29, 1877; dau David and Matilda (Kulp) Hartranft [49-170]; m Nov. 29, 1896, WILLIAM JAMES FREEBY, b Apr. 20, 1876; s Joseph and Jane (Frohnheiser) Freeby. Farmer; res. Lehigh ton, Pa., R. D. No. 5. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Henry J., b Feb. 19, 1897; d July 8, 1897. 2. David W., b Aug. 10, 1899; Lehigh ton, Pa. 3. Clinton Edward, b Dec. 19, 1902. 4. Mary M., b July 27, 1911. 5. Calvin J., b July 3, 1915; d Apr. 2, 1916. 6. Margaret E., b June 19, 1920. [49-594] SALLIE HARTRANFT, b Jan. 11,1881; dau David and Matilda (Kulp) Hartranft [49-170] ;m June 1, 1918, MOSES HEFFELFINGER, 6 July 23, 1848; s Jacob and Polly (Gangawere) Heffelfinger. Farmer; res. 421 Ninth St., Lehighton, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [49-595] SARAH ANN WERT, b Dec. 16, 1856; dau Willoughby and Maria (Hartranft) Wert [49-172]; m FRANK HEIL, b Jan. 8, 1856; d Nov. 22, 1916; s Benjamin and Catherine (Fry) Heil. Widow res. Lehighton, Pa. (1920.) 778 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-1 254a] ] [49-1254b] i One child: Alice I., b Feb. 22, 1880; m 1. William WT. Heffelfinger. 2. T. J. Donahue. [49-596] JOHN FRANKLIN WERT, b Jan. 8, 1859; s Willoughby and Maria (Hartranft) Wert [49-172]; m Mar. 16, 1884, IDA ARAMINTA BOYER, b June 7, 1866; dau Joseph and Hannah (Camp) Boyer. Harness maker; res. Sunbury, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [49-1255] 1. Hannah, b July 13, 1884; m William Tyson; Harrisburg, Pa. [49-1256] 2. William H., b Mar. 13, 1889; m Mary Fenton. [49-1257] 3. Loretta A., b Oct. 15, 1892; m William H. Derr; Sunbury, Pa. [49-1258] 4. Earl F., b Oct. 15, 1892; m Emley Heffener; Sunbury, Pa. [49-1259] 5. Lelia R., b Jan. 18, 1896; m Howard Fory; Harrisburg, Pa. 6. Luther M., b Oct. 6, 1910; dec. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [49-597] MARY WERT, b June 9, 1865; dau Willoughby and Maria (Hartranft) Wert [49-172]; m Dec. 1, 1887, HENRY YEAJIL, b June 16, 1861 ; s Tilghman and Mary (Peter) Yeahl. Machinist; res. Lehighton, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [49-1260] 1. Ida M., b Oct. 24, 1888; m Frank J. Burke. [49-1261] 2. Myrtle W., b Dec. 22, 1896; m Warren A. Kuntz. [49-598] WILLIAM H. WERT, b Apr. 10, 1863; s Willoughby and Maria (Hartranft) Wert [49- 172]; m ANNIE M. MILLER, b Oct. 21, 1867; dau Alexander and Pollie (Haydt) Miller. Res. Le¬ highton, Pa. (1920.) One child: [49-1262] Owen J., b Jan. 12, 1891; m Anna Hahn. [49-600] JAMES OLIVER WERT, b Apr. 30, 1867; s Willoughby and Maria (Hartranft) Wert [49-172]; m May 22, 1890, ELMIRA JANE BEST, b Dec. 15, 1866. Res. 5036 Willows Ave., Phila¬ delphia, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Raymond Hilbert, b Jan. 24, 1892; unm; 5036 Willows Ave., Phila. [49-1263] 2. Naomi Martha, b Feb. 11, 1893; m C. Ernest Hollinshead. [49-601] IDA WERT, b Feb. 8, 1874; dau Willoughby and Maria (Hartranft) Wert [49-172]; m July 17, 1899, FRANK O’CONNELL, b Mar. 10, 1866; s Peter and Mary A. (Doyle) O’Connell. Iron moulder; res. 26 Johnson Ave., Cranford, N. J. (1920.) One child: Francis, b Oct. 12, 1910. [49-604] CARRIE SCHATHSTALL WERT, b Dec. 28, 1887; dau Willoughby and Maria (Hart¬ ranft) Wert [49-172] ; m Nov. 17, 1902, HARRY WEAVER, b Jan. 29, 1871 ; s Dr. V. B. and Christine (Reinhart) Weaver. Yard master L. R. R.; res. 187 Brunswick St., Newark, N. J. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Arthur, b July 30, 1903. 2. James, b May 8, 1904. 3. Harry E., b Dec. 25, 1910. 4. Marie C., b Aug. 19, 1912. 5. Victor W., b Nov. 8, 1915. 6. Perry W., b Mar. 30, 1919. [49-605] WILLIAM A. WALTER, b May 20, 1857; s Charles and Caroline (Wonsitler) Walter [49-175] ; m 1880, LUCY SIGMUND, b June 3, 1856; dau Jacob and Margaret (Rotteman) Sigmund. Res. Red Hill, Pa., R. D. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 779 Children (3): [49-1264] 1. Charles Sigmund, b Sept. 9, 1881; m Minnie Schoenly. [49-1265] 2. Monroe Jacob, b Feb. 18, 1887; m Sallie Bardman. [149-227] 3. Lillian Margaret, b Mar. 31, 1888; m Nathan Kerver. [49-606] EUGENE WALTER, b Sept, 21, 1868; s Charles and Caroline (Wonsitler) Walter [49- 175] ; m Oct. 11, 1890, SUSAN ZIMMERMAN, b Aug. 7, 1866; dau Jacob Zimmerman. Laborer; res. Pennsburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Elmer Amandus, b Sept, 17, 1892; d Sept. 10, 1918. 2. Beulah Stella, b Jan. 26, 1902. 3. Alice Lucy, b Aug. 31, 1908. [49-608] ANNIE POOL, b May 28, 1866; dau William L. and Malara (Hartranft) Pool [49-177] ; m 1883, ELMER K. BERND, b Dec. 18, 1862; s Aaron G. and Lucy (Kline) Bernd. Res. Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): [49-1266] 1. Howard, b Aug. 31, 1884; m Alice Trapp. 2. Oscar, b Dec. 1, 1886. [49-1267] 3. Ada, b Nov. 28, 1889; m Ray Hoffman; 6th and Walnut Sts., Lansdale, Pa. [49-1268] 4. Blanche, b Mar. 16, 1896; m Harry Loman. [49-609] IRWIN H. POOL, b Sept. 12, 1868; s William L. and Malara (Hartranft) Pool [49-177] ; m Nov. 18, 1896, MARY K. BURGSTRESSER, b Oct. 3, 1873; dau Isaiah and Sophia (Kriebel) Burgstresser [25-83]. Clothing manufacturer; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) One child: Russell, b Sept. 27, 1897. [49-610] HANNAH HARTRANFT, b June 16, 1868; dau John and Malinda (Leister) Hartranft [49-178] ; m May 19, 1888, HARRY J. STOVER, b Sept. 30, 1862; d July 23, 1916; s William C. and Sarah (Johnson) Stover. Wood worker; res. 16 West 3rd St., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [49-1269] 1. Clarence H., b June 21, 1889; m Pearl S. Haring. [49-1270] 2. Sarah H., b July 21, 1892; m George B. Slemmer; 16 West 3rd St., Lansdale, Pa. [49-611] WILLIAM HARTRANFT, b Aug. 14, 1872; s John and Malinda (Leister) Hartranft [49-178] ; m Dec. 24, 1892, SALLIE G. BECK, b Mar. 11, 1875; dau John and Lovina (Godshall) Beck. Moulder of iron; res. Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children {12): [49-1271] 1. Florence V., b Aug. 11, 1893; m Hiram R. Cressman. [49-1272] 2. Almeda L., b Sept. 13, 1895; m Herman Y. Moore. [49—1273] 3. Pearl M., b Mar. 1, 1898; m Robert Bolig. 4. Emily V., b Oct. 6, 1899; d Oct. 1, 1900. 5. Sadie D., b July 18, 1902. 6. John Roland, b Nov. 13, 1903. 7. William Leroy, b Jan. 26, 1905; d Apr. 24, 1906. 8. H. Oscar, b June 10, 1906; d July 26, 1906. 9. Katie E., b July 22, 1907; d July 24, 1908. 10. J. Marguerite, b Sept. 19, 1909. 11. Ruth E., b Aug. 28, 1912. 12. Paul L., b Mar. 28, 1914; d Aug. 26, 1914. [49-612] AMELIA HARTRANFT, b Dec. 17, 1875; dau John and Malinda (Leister) Hartranft [49-178] ; m Sept. 2, 1892, ALLEN G. LANDIS, b Mar. 13, 1871; s Abraham C. and Annie (Gerhart) Landis. Stove plate moulder; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) One child: Dorothy, b Mar. 21, 1901. 780 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-613] FRANKLIN HARTRANFT, b June 5, 1881; s John and Malinda (Leister) Hartranft [49-178] ; m Sept. 21, 1901, JENNIE BENNER, b July 4, 1884. Res. 4052 N. 8th St., Phila. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Gertrude, b Jan. 21, 1903. 2. Myrtle, b Sept. 21, 1904. [49-614] HARRY H. GERHART, b July 12, 1869; s William and Mary (Hartranft) Gerhart [49— 170]; m June 16, 1894, MARGARET BREININGER, b Mar. 11, 1874. Farmer and bricklayer; res. College Place, Wash. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [49-1274] 1. Minnie H., b Jan. 5, 1895; m Henry F. Brown. [49-1275] 2. Irma, b July 10, 1896; m Charles F. Schilling. 3. James, b Oct. 26, 1900; d Feb. 14, 1904. 4. Cla (Clara?), b Jan. 15, 1904; d Jan. 15, 1904. 5. Oscar, b July 5, 1906. [49-616] ANNIE H. GERHART, b Feb. 16, 1877; dau William and Mary (Hartranft) Gerhart [49-180]; m June 30, 1894, HARRY B. DETTRA, b Nov. 3, 1875. Moulder; res. 112 Duncan Ave., Jersey City, N. J. (1919.) Children (J): [49-1276] 1. William H., b Aug. 26, 1895; m Lydia P. Malin. [49-1277] 2. Paul E., b Feb. 8, 1897; m Cesira M. Cracco. 3. Harry E., b Aug. 27, 1899; d Oct. 24, 1907. 4. Leroy, b June 29, 1901 ; d June 30, 1901. [49-617] WILLIAM IRWIN H. GERHART, b Jan. 21, 1881; s William and Mary (Hartranft) Gerhart [49-180] ; m Feb. 21, 1907, MINNIE MAE KRETSHMAR, b July 7, 1888; dau Franklin and Dora (Carrel) Kretshmar. Painter; res. Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Arthur Irwin, b Dec. 14, 1907. 2. Allen Paul, b Dec. 29, 1909. 3. Howard Leroy, b Aug. 1, 1911. 4. Edward Ralph, b July 10, 1914. 5. Dorothy Marie, b Apr. 3, 1918. [49-618] FLORENCE H. GERHART, b May 10, 1887; dau William and Mary (Hartranft) Ger¬ hart [49-180]; m Oct. 14, 1905, TITUS S. LOUX, b Aug. 8, 1885; s Jonas W. and Angeline (Sherer) Loux. Laundry man; res. Penn Square, Norristown, Pa., R. D. (1919.) Children (4-): 1. T. Wayne, b Aug. 2, 1911. 2. Esther Mae, b Mar. 30, 1913. 3. Anna Florence, b Feb. 12, 1915. 4. Harold Gerhart, b May 12, 1916. [49-619] EUGENE H. GERHART, b Feb. 18, 1889; s William and Mary (Hartranft) Gerhart [49-180] ; mOct. 1 , 1910, LILLIAN MAE HEIST, b July 30, 1891 ; dau Frank and Lizzie Jane (Bowman) Heist. Farmer; res. Bristol, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Florence G., b Mar. 22, 1911. 2. Eugene H., b Sept. 17, 1914. 3. Clarence LI., b Apr. 7, 1920; d May 2, 1920. [49-620] HOWARD R. SCHOCH, b Oct. 18, 1876; s Aaron and Mary (Rosenberger) Schoch [49- 182] ; m Dec. 19, 1903, LIZZIE COPE, b Oct. 14, 1882; dau Jacob S. Cope. Cigar packer; res. Milford Square, Pa. (1917.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 781 Children ( 3 ): 1. Marion Viola, b Apr. 30, 1904; d June 5, 1911. 2. Edna May, b Nov. 24, 1909. 3. Pauline Mayola, b Sept. 17, 1917. [49-621] SEWARD M. ROSENBERGER, b Aug. 9, 1872; s Henry H. and Elvina (Moyer) Rosenberger [49-183]; m Dec. 29, 1896, EMMA S. SELL, b June 8, 1875; dan William B. and Cath¬ arine W. (Shelley) Sell. Supervising principal; res. 4915 Knox St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Arthur, b Sept. 6, 1898. 2. Willard, b May 10, 1900. 3. Warren, b Sept. 28, 1902. 4. Edgar Seward, b May 12, 1908. [49-622] WILLIAM HENRY ROSENBERGER, b Mar. 24, 1877; s Henry H. and Elvina (Moyer) Rosenberger [49-183]; m Feb. 14, 1900, LILLIAN IRENE LUTZ, b Jan. 15, 1877; dau Enos A. and Mary L. (Horne) Lutz. Salesman; res. 110 S. Madison St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Harold Oliver, b May 7, 1902. 2. Ralph Paul, b Mar. 13, 1912. 3. Willis Luther, b Sept. 22, 1916. [49-623] DANIEL WEBSTER ROSENBERGER, b Mar. 3, 1884; s Henry II. and Elvina (Moyer) Rosenberger [49-183]; m Sept. 5, 1903, IDA MAY DIEHL, b June 28, 1882; d Dec. 17, 1917; dau Charles R. and Elizabeth (Weirbach) Diehl. Motorman; res. 1023 Broad St., Quakertown, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Adelbert D., b Sept. 16, 1905. 2. Franklin D., b Apr. 1, 1907. 3. William D., b Aug. 12, 1908. 4. Robert D., b Jan. 12, 1912. 5. Florence D., b Aug. 10, 1915. [49-624] M. JANE ANTRY, b July 29, 1855; dau Jacob and Angeline (Nace) Antrv [49 184]; m Oct. 17, 1872, GEORGE A. FETTERHOFF, b Mar. 27, 1852. (1920.) Children (2): [49-1278] 1. Harvey, b Sept. 20, 1873; m Carrie Zimmerman. [49-1279] 2. Vincent, b Dec. 27, 1874; m Anna Straw. [49-625] MAGDALENA ANTRY, b July 1, 1865; dau Jacob and Angeline (Nace) Antry [49-184] ; m June 1, 1884, CONRAD HOKE, b Aug. 2, 1862; s Cornelius and Sara (Keiter) Hoke. Reamer factory; res. Millersburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (10): 1. Arthur, b Jan. 25, 1885; Millersburg, Pa. [49-1280] 2. Herman, b Jan. 1, 1888; m Katie Reisch. 3. Ella, b Sept. 22, 1889; d Sept. 29, 1889. [49-1281] 4. Carrie Esther, b Nov. 17, 1890; m George Henry Kline. [49—1282] 5. Raymond, b Jan. 11, 1897; m Mary Swab. [49-1283] 6. Sara, b July 20, 1898; m Harry Wright. 7. Harry, b June 9, 1900; d June 16, 1900. 8. Elmer, b June 29, 1901; d May 29, 1904. 9. Daniel, b Nov. 28, 1903. 10. Mary, b Feb. 6, 1906. [49-626] ALICE (ANTRY) ANDRE, b Oct. 14, 1868; dau Jacob and Angeline (Nace) Antry [49- 184]; m Mar. 8, 1887, HENRY BOWER, b May 18, 1863; s John and Susan (Reinberger) Bower. Car repairman, P. & R. R. R. ; res. Carnation St., Harrisburg, Pa. (1920.) 782 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfeider Families Children (2): [49-1290] 1. Steven L., h Mar. 21, 1889; m Amy Shoop. [49-1291] 2. Nevin A., b Sept. 5, 1892; m Grace Snow. [49-627] IDA (ANTRY) ANDRE, b May 11, 1873; dau Jacob and Angeline (Nace) Antry [49-184]; m Dec. 3, 1891, SAMUEL JURY, b Sept. 7, 1870; s Benjamin and Polly (Walter) Jury. Res. 525 West King St., Lancaster, Pa. (1920.) Children (8): [49-1292] 1. Ralph Andre, b Nov. 22, 1892; m Mary E. Regan. [49-1293] 2. Cloyd B., b Feb. 15, 1894; m Ada Laird. [49-1294] 3. Bryan Leroy, b Aug. 10, 1896; m Clara Farinet. [49-1295] 4. M. Pauline, b Jan. 23, 1898; m Arthur Paxton. 5. Donald Robert, b Sept. 1, 1899; unm; 1027 Market Ave., Canton, Ohio. 6. Ward L., b Nov. 18, 1900. 7. C. Richard, b June 24, 1904. 8. Nathan J., b Aug. 27, 1906. [49-629] DANIEL (ANTRY) ANDRE, b Oct. 6, 1877; s Jacob and Angeline (Nace) Antry [49- 184]; m Feb. 12, 1901, MARY RUMMELL, b Aug. 4, 1875. Auto body builder; res. Elizabethville, Pa. (1920.) Daniel Andre served as Chief Burgess from 1913-17; also served as elder and deacon in Salem Reformed Church, Elizabethville, Pa. Children (2): 1. Mabel Irene, b Mar. 1, 1902. 2. Edna Mae, b Jan. 2, 1914. [49-630] REV. EDWARD FRANKLIN WIEST, D.D., s Jacob and Sarah A. (Nace) Wiest [49- 186a] ; m Aug. 17, 1884, JOSEPHINE LEE BARNHART, b Feb. 29, 1860; dau Martin and Elizabeth (Freiling) Barnhart. Clergyman; res. Lebanon, Pa. Pastor of St. Stephen’s Reformed Church at Lebanon. Children (5): 1. Nevin Keen, b Oct. 23, 1888; Norristown, Pa. 2. Franklin Soper, b Mar. 20, 1891; d July 10, 1891. [49-1296] 3. Emily Elizabeth, b Dec. 9, 1892; m Rev. John E. Mertz. 4. Edward Knode, b Aug. 3, 1897; 1721 Huntingdon St., Philadelphia, Pa. 5. Ruth, b Feb. 5, 1900; Lebanon, Pa. [49-631] F. NEVIN WIEST, b July 25, 1869; s Jacob and Sarah A. (Nace) Wiest [49-186a] ; m MARY ELLA NACE, b Jan. 25, 1876; d Dec. 3, 1920; dau Aaron and Amanda (Wieand) Nace [49-189]. Res. 4943 Hazel Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Mr. Wiest is a salesman and musician with the Estey Co., Phila. He is a fine cornetist and frequently plays the cornet at revivals and other religious gatherings. Children (6): 1. Beatrice O., b Oct. 6, 1897. 2. Anita C., b Dec. 10, 1901. 3. Dorothy M., b Sept. 8, 1904. 4. Sarah C., b Dec. 5, 1906. 5. F. Nevin, b Jan. 15, 1909. 6. Wayne D., b Oct. 6, 1918. [49-633] ESTELLA AUGUSTA SPOTTS, b Feb. 1, 1884; dau Elias and Sarah A. (Nace-Wiest) Spotts [49-1 86b] ; m June 6, 1905, DR. LEROY WINFIELD SWARTZ, b Jan. 3, 1880; s David L. and Clara (Howell) Swartz. Physician; res. 1024 Lincoln Ave., Tyrone, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Sarah Howell, b May 25, 1909. 2. David Lewis, b Aug. 25, 1911. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 783 [49-634] SUSAN MAGDALENA PHILLIPS, b Sept. 24, 1864; dau William and Elizabeth (Nace) Phillips [49-187]; m Aug. 17, 1890, IRA M. HELT, b Aug. 17, 1865; s J. F. and Margaret (Enders) Helt. Farming and agricultural implements; res. Enders, Dauphin Co., Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Verna E., b Feb. 4, 1892; unm; Enders, Pa. [49-1297] 2. Carrie M., b Mar. 17, 1894; m Raymond Enders; Halifax, Pa. [49-1298] 3. John W., b Feb. 29, 1896; m Alma Hoffman; Fisherville, Pa. 4. Helen M., b Mar. 12, 1899; unm,; Enders, Pa. [49-636] CORA BELLE PHILLIPS, b Sept. 6, 1869; dau William and Elizabeth (Nace) Phillips [49-187] ; m Nov. 2, 1889, JOHN E. THOMAS, b Apr. 30, 1868. Farmer; res. R. D. No. 1, Herndon, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Katherine E., b Mar. 8, 1890; unm; 283 Union St., Millersburg, Pa. [49-1299] 2. Carrie M., b Jan. 2, 1892; m Walter Wolf; Trevorton, Pa. [49-1300] 3. Clara, b Mar. 10, 1894; m Jordan Yerger; Paxton, Pa. [49-637] CLARA ELIZABETH PHILLIPS, b July 5, 1871; dau William and Elizabeth (Nace) Phillips [49-187] ; m Nov. 2, 1890, HENRY H. SNYDER, b Jan. 17, 1864; d May 3, 1911 ; s David and Hattie (Heim) Snyder. Builder; res. 283 Union St., Millersburg, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): [49-1301] 1. Edgar William, b Aug. 25, 1892; m Mary B. O’Hara. 2. Russell Dewey S., b June 14, 1898; Muhlenberg College, A.B., 1919; also in military service. [49-638.5] CARRIE ALVERDA NACE, b May 4, 1878; dau Aaron and Anna A. (Wieand) Nace [49-189] ; m Feb. 28, 1898, ARTHUR T. WYKER, b June 18, 1876; s Conrad S. and Elmira (Trauger) Wyker. Mechanical engineer; res. 3028 N. Marshall St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (10): _ *1. William Finley, b Aug. 21, 1898. 2. Chester Franklin, b Apr. 8, 1902. 3. Carl Arthur, b Mar. 8, 1904; d June 3, 1917. 4. Victor Raymond, b Sept. 9, 1906. 5. Florence Alverta, b June 15, 1908. 6. Walter Lewis, b June 8, 1910. 7. Helen Ester, b Apr. 15, 1912. 8. Mary Ellen, b Jan. 16, 1914. 9. Bertha May, b Mar. 25, 1916. 10. Saul Emmanuel, b June 29, 1919. * William F. Wyker enlisted in the Quarter Master’s Dept, of the U. S. Regular Army the 26th day of May, 1918, and sailed for France about the 1st of August, 1918, and arrived back home at Camp Merritt, July 31, 1919. [49-638.6] WILLIAM FRANKLIN NACE, b Nov. 25, 1880; s Aaron and Anna A. (Wieand) Nace [49-189] ; m Feb. 21, 1906, CATHARINE FOLEY, b June 25, 1882. Res. 2232 Fairhill St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. William Edward b Mar. 12, 1908. 2. Mabel, b Apr. 2, 1910. 3. Pearl, b Jan. 13, 1913. [49-642] EDNA ANSPACH, b Aug. 14, 1890; dau William S. and Catharine M. (Nace) Anspach [49-191] ; m Dec. 21, 1909, IRVIN H. SHIFFER, b June 23, 1889; s Allen B. and Mary A. (Habecker) Shiffer. Salesman; res. 462 Atlantic Ave., York, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-643] RUTH ANSPACH, b Apr. 14, 1898; dau, William S. and Catharine M. (Nace) Anspach [49-191]; m June 29, 1916, ROSS H. SHIFFER, b June 19, 1894; s Allen B. and Mary A. (Habecker) 784 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Shiffer. Civil engineer; res. Lebanon, Pa. (1919.) Ross II. SliifTer was Deputy City Treasurer, 1916- 1917, and Civil Engineer (City Engineer Corps), 1918-1919. One child: William Ross, b Dec. 6, 1917. [49-645] KATE HARTRANFT, d Mar. 27, 1915; dau William and Mary A. (Robbins) Hartranft [49-192]; m Jan. 2, 1900, HARRY NEILSON, b Jan. 1, 1881. Merchant; res. 814 North 21st St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Florence May, b Aug. 14, 1901. 2. Harold William, b Sept. 22, 1903. 3. Robert Charles, b Nov. 30, 1906; d Oct. 20, 1908. [49-647] WILLIAM M. HARTRANFT, b Oct. 13, 1886; s William and Mary A. (Robbins) Hart¬ ranft [49-192]; m Feb. 14, 1912, MARTHA ROBINSON WELTE, b Nov. 6, 1886; dau Philip and Martha R. (Moore) Welte. Salesman; res. 26 Ellis Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. (1921.) Children (2): 1. William M., b July 4, 1913. 2. Robert M., b Jan. 2, 1918. [49-649] LEWIS TAYLOR DUTTON, b Feb. 13, 1889; s William M. and Savilla (Hartranft) Dutton [49-193]; m Aug. 28, 1912, REATA R. McCLOSKEY, b Mar. 6, 1890; dau J. Myers and Laura (Pearson) McCloskey. Wall paper dealer; res. 3948 Market St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-650] LILLIE MAY SHAW, b Apr. 25, 1879; dau William and Jane (Hartranft) Shaw [49-199] ; m Mar. 10, 1900, LEWIS STILL. Res. 2358 E. Dauphin St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [49-651] IDA SHAW, b Aug. 15, 1884; dau William and Jane (Hartranft) Shaw [49-199]; m Apr. 28, 1904, HENRY UNANGST, b May 28, 1878; s Henry and Antoinette (Bachman) Unangst. Mail clerk; res. 512 West Market St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Ella T., b Nov. 23, 1907. 2. Marion A., b Nov. 1, 1910. [49-652] WALTER H. SHAW, b Feb. 7, 1892; s William and Jane (Hartranft) Shaw [49-199] ; m Apr. 3, 1920, IDA R. MILLER, b Jan. 13, 1890; dau John H. and Wilhelmina (Young) Miller. Clerk; res. 2458 N. 10th St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1920.) [49-653] JENNIE ESTELLE HACKETT, b Nov. 6, 1874; dau William H. and Mary E. (Hart¬ ranft) Hackett [49-200] ; to Oct. 14, 1903, GEORG E W. BUNTING, b July 4, 1876; s George T. and Mary A. (Sweitzer) Bunting. Route foreman at a dairy; res. 1104 E. Tioga St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) No issue. [49-654] ADOLPHUS HANSELMAN, b Sept. 2, 1870; s John and Catherine (Hartranft) Hansel- man [49-201] ; m June 10, 1895, CORA GABEL, b Sept. 16, 1876; dau Albert and Catherine (Kramer) Gabel. Barber; res. 23 South 3rd St., Quakertown, Pa. (1920.) One child: [49-1302] Earl, b Aug. 18, 1898; m Elizabeth Umstead. [49-660] MILTON N. ROYER, b Sept. 6, 1861; s Henry B. and Matilda R. (Nunemacher) Royer [49-203]; to Sept. 6, 1884, KATE SCHWENK, b Dec. 10, 1860; dau Isaac K. and Christiana G. (Wambold) Schwenk. Teacher and farmer; res. R. D. No. 1 , Telford, Pa., or Sumneytown, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [49-1303] 1. Norman J. S., b Apr. 20, 1887; to Ellen Thomas; Tylersport, Pa. [49-1304] 2. Lottie May, b Nov. 28, 1895; m Elmer D. Hinkle. 3. Milton N., b Nov. 2, 1904; unm. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 785 [49-664] ELLA C. HEANY, b Sept. 17, 1864; dau John M. and Caroline (Nunemacher) Heany [49-204]; m Mar. 8, 1884, MONROE W. GERHART, b Oct, 22, 1859; s Maklon and Mary (Weisel) Gerhart. Contractor; res. 623 George St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) One child: [49-1305] Carrie T., b Mar. 8, 1887 ; m Charles F. Lyon. [49-665] ANNIE M. HEANY, b Oct. 14, 1872; dau John M. and Caroline (Nunemacher) Heany [49-204]; m June 1, 1901, EDWIN B. BERGEY, b Apr. 29, 1874; s Henry and Elizabeth Bergey. Cigar maker; res. Souderton, Pa. (1921.) One child: W. Allen, b Sept. 4, 1901; d Sept. 24, 1907. [49-666] JENNIE V. HEANY, b Oct. 13, 1873; dau John M. and Caroline (Nunemacher) Heany [49-204]; m May 16, 1896, JOSEPH B. HACKMAN, b Nov. 1, 1875; s Abraham O. and Barbara S. (Bergey) Hackman. Asst, postmaster, Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Pearl Estella, b Oct. 18, 1897; Norristown, Pa. 2. Arthur W., b Nov. 6, 1899; d Sept. 8, 1900. 3. Stanley Heany, b Nov. 1, 1903; Norristown, Pa. [49-667] JOHN A. HEANY, b Jan. 5, 1877; s John M. and Caroline (Nunemacher) Heany [49— 204]; m Sept. 5, 1914, MARY C. FULTON, b Feb. 1, 1880; dau Henry and Henrietta (Miller) Fulton. Cigar maker; res. 345 York Ave., Lansdale, Pa, No issue. (1921.) [49-668] WILLIAM M. HEANY, b June 23, 1878; s John M. and Caroline (Nunemacher) Heany [49-204]; m Nov. 15, 1915, OLIVE FINN, b July 19, 1877; dau Daniel and Elizabeth (Reddington) Finn. Cigar maker; res. 183 High St., Hartford, Conn. No issue. (1921.) [49-672a] LEMUEL H. MADISON, b Mar. 10, 1872; s Edward W. and Susan (Stephenson) Madison [49-209]; m May 3, 1892, MARY E. FETTERS, b Oct. 23, 1872; d Sept. 20, 1916; dau David and Hannah (Lindsey) Fetters. Farmer; res. R. D. No. 3, Sewell, N. J. (1921.) Children ( 2 ); [49-1306] 1. Harry P., b July 21, 1894; m Belva Cheeseman. [49-1307] 2. Walter F., b Sept, 17, 1898; ?n Ruth Williams. [49-672b] LEMUEL H. MADISON, same as above, m 2d time, Feb. 12, 1918, EMMA E. WARD, b Mar. 16, 1886; dau William M. and Emma E. (Curtis) Ward. Farmer; res. Sewell, N. J. (1921.) [49-674] MAUD MADISON, b Mar. 21, 1883; dau Edward W. and Susan (Stephenson) Madison [49-209]; m Aug. 19, 1900, JOHN LAMAR, b Nov. 1, 1881 ; s John II. and Emaline (Westcott) Lamar. Mgr. Gulf Refining Co., Bridgeton, N. J.; res. 233 Atlantic St., Bridgeton, N. J. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): [49-1308] 1. Emma, b Mar. 8, 1901; m George V. Allen. 2. Nellie, b Nov. 25, 1903. 3. Edward, b Oct. 30, 1906. [49-677] DANIEL JACOBY, s Nathaniel and Valeria (Hartranft) Jacoby [49-218]; m KATHER¬ INE BYER or BOYER; lived in Norristown, Pa. [49-1309] [74-697a] 1 [49-1310] j Children (2): 1. Helen, b Feb. 13, 1876; m Rev. Ernest II. Pfatteicher. 2 Linda m 1 L Franklin Derr. ( 2. James Nicholson; Camden, N. J. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.} [49-678] EPHRAIM RUDY, d Mar. 18, 1912; aged 68; s William D. and Margaret (Hartranft) Rudy [49-219]; m - — Genealogical Record ol the Schwenkfelder Families 78G Children (3): 1. William; Palmyra, N. J. 2. Margaret. 3. Harold. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [49-679] SALLIE AMELIA HARTRANFT, b June 19, 1850; dan Jacob and Esther May (Smith) Hartranft. [49-220a]; m Oct. 31, 1869, WILLIAM MISSIMER. Res. Fairmount Ave., Phila., Pa. Prop, of cigar store. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Daniel, b Mar. 21, 1870; unm. 2. John Washington, b Aug. 13, 1873; unm. [49-680] JONAS SMITH HARTRANFT, b July 3, 1853; d June 29, 1915; s Jacob and Esther M. (Smith) Hartranft [49-220a]; m Dec. 11, 1877, SARAH REBECCA BECHTEL, b May 1, 1851; dau David R. and Maria (Schaeffer) Bechtel. Salesman; res. 127 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. John Raymond, b Mar. 3, 1880; unm; 127 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. [49-1311] 2. Esther Lubessa, b Mar. 10, 1882; m Samuel S. Engle. [49-1312] 3. Miriam Rebecca, b Aug. 5, 1892; m Raymond V. Binder. [49-681] JOHN WASHINGTON HARTRANFT, b Oct. 18, 1862; s Jacob and Esther M. (Smith) Hartranft [49-220a] ; m VIRGINIA — - . Lived in St. Louis, Mo. Children (3): 1. Esther, 2. Mary. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-682] CARRIE DORA KEEHN, b Apr. 4, 1866; dau Peter B. and Martha (Wesner) Keehn [49-222]; m Apr. 20, 1895, FRANKLIN HAFER, b Sept. 29, 1865; s Israel and Amelia (Wentzel) Hafer. Watchman; res. 344 Madison Ave., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (<§): [49-1313] 1. Ada May, b Mar. 31, 1883; m Ambrose Swoyer; 1028 Robeson St., Reading, Pa. [49—1314] 2. Carrie A., b Sept. 17, 1888; m Clinton Fegley. 3. Marguerite E., b July 26, 1891; d Oct. 24, 1901. 4. Harold M., b Apr. 12, 1896; unm. 5. Arthur P., b Feb. 16, 1898; d Oct. 24, 1901. 6. Martha E., b June 18, 1899; unm. 7. Charles F., b Sept. 2, 1904. 8. Robert G., b Nov. 16, 1907. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] The first three children are probably of a former marriage. [Editor.] [49-692] DANIEL MARX, b Jan. 6, 1879; s Levi and Elizabeth (Keehn) Marx [49-229]; m Dec. 12, 1908, ANNA SMITH, b Jan. 20, 1888. Reading, Pa. One child: Florence, b July 5, 1909. [49-697] ANNA M. SEARLES, b Jan. 31, 1874; dau John B. and Margaret (Mason) Searles [49- 234]; rn June 30, 1903, CHARLES H. STETLER, b Jan. 17, 1878. Res. 116 Chestnut St., Pottstown, Pa. (1918.) Children (3 ) : 1. Lester, b May 5, 1908. 2. Emma, b May 13, 1910. 3. John, b Oct, 30, 1914. [49-698] EDNA MAY SEARLES, b Dec. 14, 1879; dau John B. and Margaret (Mason) Searles [49-234]; m Dec. 17, 1901, RICHARD HEIGES, b Oct. 22, 1878; s Tobias Benjamin and Mary Ann (Hikes) Heiges. Machine shopworker; res. 806 Queen St., Pottstown, Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 787 Children (3): 1. Florence Evelyn, b Oct. 16, 1902. 2. Richard, b Mar. 11, 1906; d Jan. 16, 1914. 3. Mabel Rebecca, b Jan. 10, 1909. [49-699] MARGARET BISEL HEIM, b Dec. 5, 1861; d Mar. 11, 1908; dau John P. and Sarah (Hartranft) Heim [49-237] ;ra July 14, 1883, WILLIAM PERRY GRESH, b Oct. 26, 1861 ; s William K. and Leah (Hendricks) Gresh. Cigar manufacturer; res. Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): [49-1315] 1. Edna Lirrie, b Oct. 8, 1884; m Franklin L. Wright. [49-1316] 2. William K., b Sept. 6, 1889; m Margaret Mercedes Mulkey. [49-1316.1] 3. Sara H., b July 28, 1895; m Donald F. Lippincott. 4. Perry Heim, b Nov. 26, 1900. [49-700] MARY GUINN, b Aug. 14, 1857; d Dec. 16, 1891; dau Harrison H. and Elizabeth (Hart¬ ranft) Guinn [49-239]; m Oct. 22, 1878, ALFRED MURPHY, b Jan. 18, 1855; d Apr. 16, 1887; s James and Tirzah (Harrar) Murphy. Salesman; res. McEwensville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Mary, b Mar. 27, 1880; Graduate nurse; McEwensville, Pa. 2. Helen, b Dec. 21, 1885; milliner; McEwensville, Pa. 3. James, b Mar. 27, 1880; bookkeeper; McEwensville, Pa. [49-701] ANNIE LAURA GUINN, b Mar. 4, 1860; dau Harrison H. and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Guinn [49-239]; m Aug. 18, 1886, WATT McCLELLAN HULING, b Dec. 29, 1858; s Samuel C. and Susan (Fagundas) Huling. Confectioner; res. 128 N. Ruby St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Elizabeth, b Apr. 12, 1888; d Nov. 28, 1894. [49-1317] 2. Helen May, b July 14, 1890; m Wilmer B. Coleman. [49—1318] 3. Gertrude Linebaugh, b June 21, 1892; m Ralph G. Barnes. 4. Dora Hartranft, b Mar. 3, 1896. 5. Franklin Harrison, b Mar. 21, 1898. 6. Grace, b Aug. 18, 1899; d Aug. 21, 1899. [49-702] CHARLES H. GUINN, b Feb. 24, 1867 ; s Harrison H. and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Guinn [49-239]; m Dec. 23, 1903, RUTH SMITH, b Aug. 24, 1880; dan Reuben and Alverda (Stetler) Smith. Painter; res. 39 South 14th St., Newark, N. J. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Donald S., b Jan. 27, 1906. 2. Willard S., b June 15, 1910. [49-703] GEORGE GUINN, b Feb. 10, 1869; s Harrison H. and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Guinn [49-239]; m Dec. 28, 1893, FLORENCE SMITH, b Nov. 9, 1867 ; dau Alfred M. and Caroline (Forrest) Smith. Farmer; res. Seaford, Del. No issue. (1918.) [49-704] SARA MAE GUINN, b June 24, 1871; dau Harrison H. and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Guinn [49-239] ; m Feb. 18, 1892, JOHN H. BAYLOR, b May 8, 1866. Res. McEwensville, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Lewis, b and d Aug. 15, 1898. 2. Mary Elizabeth, b July 6, 1905. [49-705] HENRY HOWARD GUINN, b Jan. 19, 1874; s Harrison H. and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Guinn [49-239]; m Jan. 19, 1915, IDA MAE OTT, b Jan. 27, 1876; dau Reuben and Elizabeth (Metzger) Ott. Res. McEwensville, Pa. (1918.) One child: Shirley, b Dec. 24, 1915. [49-706] MARGARET BLANCHE GUINN, b Dec. 29, 1876; dau Harrison H. and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Guinn [49-239]; m Feb. 11, 1911, CLAUDE HEFT OPDYKE, b Mar. 22, 1879 ;s Alexander 788 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families and Maine (Smith) Opdyke. Supt. of Benzol plant; res. 1715 Barkley Ave., Bessemer, Ala. (1918.) One child: Rosalind Hartranft, h Oct. 27, 1912. [49-707] HORACE HARRY HARTRANFT, b Dec. 2, 1857; s Samuel B. and Elizabeth (Hartzell) Hartranft [49-240] ;m May 18, 1882, MINNIE C. MABUS, b Aug. 28, 1854; dau John C. and Elizabeth (Hoffman) Mabus. Maintenance of railroad; res. Cassopolis, Mich. (1921.) Children (5): [49-1319] 1. Mable E., b Mar. 21, 1883; m Arab J. Sayer. [49-1320] 2. Nellie, b July 9, 1886; m Carlton W. Rinehart. |49— 1321 J 3. Leo S., b June 11, 1892; m Oakley Savely. [49-1322] 4. Lester J., b Feb. 18, 1896; m Alta F. Shaff. 5. Harry, b May 29, 1899. [49-708] OSCAR HARTRANFT, b Aug. 7, 1859; s Samuel B. and Elizabeth (Hartzell) Hartranft [49-240]; m Apr. 9, 1887, MARTHA ALICE PECK, b Sept. 23, 1868; dau Daniel and Saloma (Snyder) Peck. Asst. Building Supt.; res. Atascadero, Cal. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): [49-1323] 1. Samuel G., b Mar. 16, 1891; m Orpha Kelley. 2. Saloma R., b Jan. 18, 1896. [49-710] ELIZABETH V. HARTRANFT, b Sept. 17, 1865; dau Samuel B. and Elizabeth (Hartzell) Hartranft [49-240]; m Jan. 1, 1884, JOHN HOFFMAN, b July 18, 1861; s Henry and Elizabeth (Braucher) Hoffman. Farmer; res. Constantine, Mich. (1921.) Children (J); [49-1324] 1. Robert Bruce, b Sept. 2, 1885; m Ethel Mae Powell. [49-1325] 2. Henry Guy, b Jan. 14, 1888; m Pearl Mae Towns; Estherville, Iowa. [49-1326] 3. Genevieve Cecil, b Sept. 25, 1890; m Raymond E. Ellis. 4. Donna Marie, b Feb. 6, 1900; unm; Constantine, Mich. [49-711] WILLIAM H. HARTRANFT, b Aug. 8, 1870; s Samuel B. and Elizabeth (Hartzell) Hartranft [49-240]; in Feb. 28, 1901, MAUD MARR, b Feb. 28, 1879; dau William W. and Lillian K. (Deal) Marr. Farmer; res. Estherville, Iowa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Rhea, b Feb. 28, 1902. 2. Cora, b Nov. 30, 1906. [49-712] CORA HORTON HARTRANFT, b Aug. 24, 1872; dau Samuel B. and Elizabeth (Hart¬ zell) Hartranft [49-240]; m June 3, 1894, ARTHUR L. TRAVERSE, b Oct. 28, 1866 ;s Matthias and Hannah (Bittenbender) Traverse. Farmer; res. Constantine, Mich. No issue. (1921.) [49-713] WILLIAM HARTRANFT, b July 22, 1862; s Oscar and Margaret (Riddle) Hartranft [49-241]; in Mar. 9, 1887, CLARIE E. EMERSON, b June 6, 1860; dau John Emerson. Farmer; res. Bristol, Ind. A To issue. (1921.) [49-714] SARAH HARTRANFT, b July 19, 1865; d Jan. 24, 1914; dau Oscar and Margaret (Riddle) Hartranft [49-241]; m Jan. 6, 1892, PETER D. SCHALL, b June 6, 1862; s Charles and Mary (Heim- bach) Schall. Traveling salesman; res. Box 63, Bristol, Ind. (1921.) One child: Raymond, b Nov. 26, 1892; d Feb. 16, 1907. [49-715] MARY HARTRANFT, b Sept. 29, 1869; dau Oscar and Margaret (Riddle) Hartranft [49-241]; m July 16, 1896, DALLAS DEAN BRUNSON, 6June22, 1868;dJuly6, 1916. Horse buyer; res. 101 9th Avenue South, St. Paul, Minn. (1921.) Dallas Dean Brunson was killed in an auto wreck while buying horses for the British Government for use in the recent war. Children (5): 1. Margaret, b May 22, 1899. 2. Dallas, b Oct. 24, 1903. 3. Arthur j (wi }) ()eL 4 1906> 4. Allen j [49-1326.1] 5. Thelma, b Nov. 25, 1901; m L. Larson; St. Paul, Minn. Plate 89 Schwenkfelder Matrons dressed for “Meeting” : Leah Newman Schultz [68-1 1], Hannah Kriebel Schultz [70-11], and Christina Schultz Krauss [11-59]. From “The Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania — Kriebel.” (Courtesy of The Pennsylvania-German Society.) Plate 90 Hannah Kriebel Schultz [70-11], spinning with a spindle. From “The Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania — Kriebel.” (Courtesy of “The Pennsylvania-German Society.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 789 [49-716] LAURA B. HARTRANFT, b Dec. 7, 1872; dau Oscar B. and Margaret (Riddle) Hartranft [49-241]; m Apr. 27, 1898, THOMAS L. PROUGH, b Apr. 7, 1867 ; s Alfred and Rilla (Elliott) Prough. Engineer; res. Bristol, Pa. No issue. (1921.) Mr. and Mrs. Prougli separated in 1910, and Mrs. Prough assumed her maiden name. [49-718] IDA VIRGINIA BISEL, b Sept. 14, 1862; dau Amos T. and Margaret (Hartranft) Bisel [49-243]; m Oct. 21, 1891, OTIS JEROME CAREY, b Mar., 1S64; d Mar. 13, 1906; s John and Anna (Slaherty) Carey. Supt., manufacturing plant; res. Route 4, Box 401, Jacksonville, Fla. (1921.) One child: Margaret Howard, b Aug. 12, 1892. [49-719] LAURA ANNIE BISEL, b Dec. 28, 1864; d Sept. 27, 1914; dau Amos T. and Margaret (Hartranft) Bisel [49-243] ; m June 17, 1886, JOSIAH HOWARD, 6 Jan., 1860; s Charles B. and Lucetta (Morris) Howard. Manufacturer and banker; res. Emporium, Pa. (1921.) Josiah Howard married 2d time. Children ( 9 ):, 1. Dorothy Hartranft, b Dec. 22, 1888. 2. Josiah, b July 6, 1889; d May 4, 1894. 3. Ruth Hartranft, b Sept. 4, 1894; d Dec. 19, 1894. 4. Edward Morris, b Apr. 19, 1896; d Aug. 19, 1897. 5. Richard Hartranft, b July 6, 1897 ; d July 9, 1897. 6. Ross Bisel, b Dec. 22, 1900; d Dec. 26, 1900. 7. Josephine, b June 14, 1902. 8. Robert Hayes, b Nov. 5, 1904. 9. Mark Bisel, b Jan. 19, 1909. [49-720] AMBROSE STANTON BISEL, b July 24, 1866; d Oct. 30, 1917; s Amos T. and Margaret (Hartranft) Bisel [49-243]; m 1908, LAURA GUTIERREZ, b 1893. Merchant; res. Arroyo, Porto Rico. (1921.) One child: Damasa Julia, b Dec. 11, 1909. [49-721] LINWOOD H. DE HASS, b Dec. 21, 1868; s John and Susan (Hartranft) De Hass [49- 244]; m Sept. 14, 1897, LAURA CUSTER SHANTZ, b Feb. 9, 1872; dau Albert P. and Elizabeth (Custer) Shantz. Machinist foreman; res. 1104 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [49-722] SAMUEL SEBRING HARTRANFT, b Oct. 30, 1855; d Feb. 2, 1921; s Gen. John P. and Sallie D. (Sebring) Hartranft [49-245]; m June 25, 1898, SALLIE DORAH SHULTZ, b Oct. 30, 1855; dau Frederick A. Shultz. Res. Norristown, Pa. One child: Marion Anna, b Oct. 7, 1901. Samuel S. Hartranft was born in 1855, at Norristown, Pa., and was educated at Fremont Seminary, Norristown, and Lafayette College, at Easton, Pa., receiving the degrees of A. B. and M. S. After leaving college he was chemist in the Pennsylvania State Geological Survey and the Phila¬ delphia Mint. He left his profession to accept the position of cashier of the Philadelphia Custom House. On being relieved of the office by the Cleveland administration he returned to his profession, making a study of the Bessemer steel process and blast furnaces at the Edgar Thomson works, and then engaged in managing several furnace plants in the Pittsburgh region and Eastern Pa. He was a member of the Sons of the Revolution, American Society of Mining Engineers, and other organizations. Being the son of a general of the Civil War, Samuel Hartranft also had a military career. In 1876 he enlisted in Gen. Frank Reeder’s Company in the Easton Grays, Company F, 4th Regiment, N. G. P. He afterward joined the 1st Troop, Philadelphia City Cavalry; in 1880 he was appointed aide-de-camp with the rank of Major on the staff of his father, Major-General JohnF. Hartranft commanding the division of the N. G. P. In 1884 he was appointed division commissary with the rank of Lieutenant- Colonel, and division ordnance officer; in 1890 he was appointed division inspector of rifle practice which position he held for a number of years. For several years, Mr. Hartranft was a member of the Valley Forge Park commission and was during the latter part of his life superintendent of the park. He died very suddenly on Feb. 2, 1921 at his home in Valley Forge. 790 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-723] MARION HARTRANFT, b Sept. 19, 1865; dau Gen. John F. and Sallie D. (Sebring) Hartranft [49-245]; m Oct. 17, 1901, EDWARD VILLEROY STOCKHAM, b Oct. 17, 1863; s Charles Stockham. Res. Perryman, Md. (1918.) One child: Hartranft, b Nov. 7, 1902. [49-729] WILLIAM GRANT HARTRANFT, b Dec. 1, 1866; s Daniel W. and Effie Jane (Stetler) Hartranft [49-248]; m Aug. 30, 1890, MARY A. ADAMS, b 1869; dau J. A. Adams. Publisher; res. 565 Market St., San Francisco, Cal. No issue. (1918.) [49-731] OLIVER A. HARTRANFT, b Dec. 20, 1875; s Daniel W. and Effie J. (Stetler) Hartranft [49-248]; m Mar. 17, 1906, EMMA SIMMONS, b Sept. 17, 1879; dau Ole Simmons. Ship builder; res. 924 31st Ave., Seattle, Wash. (1917.) No issue. [49-734] ROY PERCIE HARTRANFT, b Dec. 30, 1886; s Daniel W. and Effie J. (Stetler) Hart¬ ranft [49-248]; m Jan. 1, 1913, EVELYN MAE HOTCHKISS, b Oct. 26, 1893; dau Irving Hotchkiss. Station agent; res. Hanley Park, Minn. (1917.) One child: William Gerald, b Mar. 19, 1915. [49-741] LAWRENCE E. CHASE, b Sept. 10, 1879; s Gilbert and Susan (Hartranft) Chase [49-252]; m Sept. 25, 1907, MARY E. LENARD, b Dec. 8, 1871. Farmer; res. Hillsdale, Mich., Route 1. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Clarence S., b July 12, 1909. 2. Clarabell, b Mar. 11, 1913. [49-743] THOMAS E. McCLOSKEY, b Apr.2, 1878;s Thomas E. and Alice (Hartranft) McCloskey [49-259]; m Aug. 14, 1902, LENA MOXLEY, b May 30, 1878; dau William Henry and Alice (Tucker) Moxley. Cabinet maker; res. 420 Ontario Ave., Renovo, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Marian Elizabeth, b July 18, 1910. 2. Boy, b and d July 11, 1905. [49-751] MARIE PATIENCE POTTS, b Oct. 19, 1888; dau Charles H. and Annie M. (Hartranft) Potts [49-262]; m Feb. 10, 1915, J. B. PACKER YOUNG, b Sept. 12, 1882; s Edward G. and Mary Percel (Awl) Young. Chief clerk; res. Renovo, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Sarah A., b Nov. 3, 1917; d Jan. 4, 1920. 2. J. B. Packer, b Oct. 20, 1920. [49-752] WILLIAM JOSEPH POTTS, b Nov. 12, 1891; s Charles H. and Annie M. (Hartranft) Potts [49-262]; m MARY RUSSELL. Res. Renovo, Pa. One child: William Joseph, b Nov. 2, 1918. [49-754] ELIZABETH HARTRANFT, b June 14, 1853; dau Henry and Susanna (Fisher) Hartranft [49-266]; m Nov. 28, 1872, WILLIAM A. SEIGENFUSE, b July 23, 1851; s John and Rebecca (Haldeman) Seigenfuse. Moulder; res. 9 S. Greenwood St., Tamaqua, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [49-1327] 1. John H., b Feb. 5, 1874; m Florence Craven. [49—1328] 2. Stella J., b June 1, 1878; m B. A. Sitler. [49-757] ANNIE HARTRANFT, b May 10, 1865; dau Henry and Susanna (Fisher) Hartranft [49-266]; m Sept. 6, 1884, NELSON SIGAFUSE. Res. Tamaqua, Pa. No issue. [49-763] RACHEL HARTRANFT, b Jan. 28, 1870; dau Jessiah and Rachel Hartranft [49-267]; m July 4, 1891, PETER SMITH, b 1862; d Oct., 1916. Children (10): 1. Morris, d in infancy. 2. Irene, d in infancy. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 791 3. William, d in infancy. [49-1329] 4. Emma, b Nov. 25, 1894; m William Kindred; Mauch Chunk, Pa. 5. George, b Apr. 15, 1897. 6. Edna, b Feb. 10, 1900. 7. Helen, b Apr. 13, 1902. 8. Michael, d in infancy. 9. Vincent, b Feb. 26, 1907. 10. Robert, b Jan. 26, 1912. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete .] [49-765a] ELIAS HARTRANFT, b 1852; d 1905; s Jessiah and Rachel Hartranft [49-267]; m A. - , b 1853; d 1889. Children ( 2 ): [49-1330] 1. Amos, d Oct., 1918; m Mayme Acker; Seek, Schuylkill Co., Pa. [49-1331] 2. Ida, m Samuel Betz; Bloomingdale, Pa. [ Unable to complete.} [49-765b] ELIAS HARTRANFT, same as above, m 2d time, MRS. SARAH G. COOPER (widow), d 1908. Mrs. Cooper had children, Robert J., Minnie M., and James Cooper, to whom she willed pro¬ perty in will filed Jan. 15, 1908. [No further data.] [49-767] JOHN FOX, b Mar. 1, 1864; s Samuel and Levina (Mauger) Fox [49-269]; m IDA SAL- ZER. Res. Boyertown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Clarence, b 1890; d 1914. [ No further data.] [49-768] DR. GEORGE EDWIN M. HERBST, b Sept. 10, 1857; d Feb., 1919; s Capt. George and Violetta (Maurer) Herbst [49-271a]; m Oct. 28, 1880, LOTTIE S. STETTLER, b Apr. 29, 1859; dau William G. and Catharine (Grim) Stettler. Physician; res. Oley, Pa. No issue. (1919.) Dr. G. Herbst was State Senator from Berks Co. for 16 years. [49-769] J. HORACE ZIEGLER, b Dec. 11, 1857; s Abraham and Amanda (Riegner) Ziegler [49-275]; m Mar. 2, 1881, LYDIA H. ALDERFER, b Feb. 24, 1861; dau Benjamin and Sarah M. (Harley) Alderfer. Farmer ; res. Telford, Pa., R. D. No. 2. (1919.) Mr. J. Horace Ziegler is Director of Poor for Montgomery Co., Pa. Children (8): [49-1332] 1. Waldo Emerson, b Oct. 27, 1882; m Anna M. Groff. [49-1333] 2. Lillie May, b Sept. 20, 1885; m Stanley J. Yerger. [49-1334] 3. Katie Alverda, b Mar. 24, 1889; m Lavin A. Geller. SfiMSX!! 4- Annie Alice, b Nov. 18, 1891; m ( !' Joseph A- P™»- [49-1 335b] J 12. John James Wiles. [49—1336] 5. Jay Warren, b Nov. 29, 1894; m Sadie A. Alderfer. 6. Sara Ada, b Oct. 23, 1898. 7. Amanda Marie, b Sept. 28, 1900. 8. Emma Louella, b July 4, 1902. [49-770] ANNIE RIEGNER ZIEGLER, b Nov. 24, 1859; dau Abraham and Amanda (Riegner) Ziegler [49-275]; m Apr. 8, 1884, HENRY H. KRUPP, b July 12, 1861; s Jacob K. and Susanna D. (Heckler) Krupp. Automobile upholsterer; res. Kulpsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Emerson Granville, b Sept. 23, 1887; d Dec. 20, 1888. [49-1337] 2. J. Paul, b Feb. 25, 1892; m Ivatharyn J. Metz. [49-774] WILLIAM WALTERS, b May 26, 1883; s Lewis G. and Mary (Leh) Walters [49-283]; m Sept. 28, 1907, MALINDA ISETT, b Jan. 24, 1886; dau Samuel P. and Anna (Scholl) Isett. Clerk; res. 169 N. York St., Pottstown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) 792 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-776] OLIVER S. MAURER, b Jan. 22, 1885; s Henry F. and Ida M. (Scholl) Maurer [49-285]; m ELSIE MAY DILGER, dec. Children (3): 1. Leonard, 2. Clarence, 3. Beatrice. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-780] FLORENCE MAURER, b Jan. 1, 1881; d Sept. 21, 1913; dau Edward and Minerva (Van Buskirk) Maurer [49-286]; m CHARLES FLICKER. Mr. Flicker remarried. Children (2): 1. Geraldine, 2. Jennie. [Further data unobtainable.] [49-781] ESTELLA MAURER, b Apr. 8, 1882; dau Edward and Minerva (Van Buskirk) Maurer [49-286]; m Nov. 14, 1902, GEORGE LEVENGOOD, b May 23, 1878; s Mathias and Elizabeth (Davidheiser) Levengood. School teacher and farmer; res. Boyertown, Pa., R. D. No. 2. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Clarence, b July 31, 1903. 2. Miriam, b Mar. 19, 1905. 3. Luther, b Mar. 31, 1907. [49-782] ANNA E. MAURER, b Sept. 12, 1888; dau Edward and Minerva (Van Buskirk) Maurer [49-286]; m Apr. 12, 1911, ERNEST R. HALES, b Oct. 27, 1887; s William Thomas and Lewellyn (Braswell) Hales. Prop, of sawmill; res. Pikeville, N. Car. No issue. (1919.) [49-783] EDITH MAURER, b Mar. 7, 1892; dau Edward and Minerva (Van Buskirk) Maurer [49-286]; m Feb. 11, 1911, HORACE C. BEALER, b Mar. 10, 1890. Farmer; res. R. D. No. 5, Potts- town, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Marie, b July 8, 1913. 2. Alma, b Aug. 10, 1915. 3. Wilmer, b Mar. 12, 1917. [49-785] LAURA REBECCA MAURER, b Mar. 28, 1876; dau Franklin O. and Amanda J. (Bright) Maurer [49-288]; m July 9, 1898, HOWARD SHERMAN DIEM, b Nov. 10, 1866; s Elias and Lydia A. (Harrington) Diem. General foreman; res. 165 Shepard Ave., Newark, N. J. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Franklin Sherman, b Feb. 2, 1900. 2. Edith M., b June 26, 1902; d Mar. 3, 1906. 3. Laura R., b May 16, 1907. 4. Howard E., b July 31, 1912. [49-786] MILFORD B. MAURER, b Aug. 10, 1878; s Franklin O. and Amanda J. (Bright) Maurer [49-288]; m Sept. 18, 1897, LAURA EVA MOYER, b Sept. 5, 1881; dau Levi W. and Katie E. (Reed) Moyer. Res. Lebanon, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Marguerite Edna, b Feb. 20, 1898. 2. Harold William, b June 23, 1900. [49-789] WILLIAM ZACHARIAS MILLER, b Feb. 11, 1894; s John A. and Gertrude F. (Maurer) Miller [49-294]; m July 29, 1917, SARAH TEMPLIN KITLING, b Apr. 9, 1892; dau William D. and Ellen (Templin) Killing. Linotype operator; res. 624 Weiser St., Reading, Pa. (1919.1 One child: John William, b May 18, 1918. [49-791] SAMUEL HARTRANFT, b Apr. 8, 1879; s Samuel N. and Mary A. (Rhoads) Hartranft [49-298]; m Mar. 8, 1906, LOTTIE SHOEMAKER, b June 21, 1883. Res. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy, b Apr. 13, 1907. 2. Verna, b Mar. 8, 1912. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 79.3 [49-794] MARY HARTRANFT, b Nov. 30, 1865; dau Samuel N. and Mary A. (Rhoads) Hartranft [49-298]; m June 3, 1887, EDWIN O. BITTLE, b May 20, 1867; s Andrew and Sarah (Smith) Bittle. Laborer; res. 1340 Greenwich St., Reading, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 5 ); [49-1338] 1. Irvin T., b Nov. 20, 1887; m Edith E. Clauser. [49-1339] 2. Emma B., b Jan. 25, 1889; m Harry Woodworth. [49-1340] 3. Samuel A., b Dec. 11, 1890; m Annie Reber. [49-1341] 4. Howard A., b Nov. 29, 1892; m Estella Spatz. [49-1342] 5. Hellen M., b Aug. 30, 1894; m Harry F. Matz. [49-796] JACOB HARTRANFT, b Mar. 24, 1870; d Jan. 21, 1916; s Samuel N. and Mary A. (Rhoads) Hartranft [49-298]; m June 5, 1888, ALICE HE1MBACH, b July 28, 1874; d Apr. 24, 1917; dau Francis and Rebecca (Garret) Heimbach. Locomotive engineer; res. Allentown, Pa. Jacob Hartranft lost his life in an accident at Royersford, Pa. Children (3): [49-1343] 1. Mary, b Aug. 31, 1892; m Earl Groff. 2. Earl, b Feb. 5, 1898. 3. Wilford, b Apr. 15, 1900. [49-797] JOHN FRANKLIN HARTRANFT, b Jan. 1, 1875; d July 14, 1908; s David and Sallie (Oplinger) Hartranft [49-300]; m Oct. 19, 1895, CARRIE FRANCIS HOCKLANDER, b July 1, 1876; dau Jefferson M. and Margaret (Wightman) Hoeklander. Clerk; res. 422 Tilghman St., Allen¬ town, Pa. (1921.) One child: [49-1344] Paul M., b Oct. 18, 1896; m Eva M. Heckman. [49-798] MARY MATILDA HARTRANFT, b Dec. 10, 1855; dau John W. and Catharine (Bower) Hartranft [49-301a]; m Sept. 24, 1874, HENRY DAVID IIEFFELFINGER LOTT, b Mar. 14, 1851; s Philip and Elizabeth (Jones) Lott. Machinist; res. Birdsboro, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Gertrude, b July 3, 1875; d Jan. 2, 1883. 2. Wayne H., b Nov. 26, 1884. [49-799] SUSAN HARTRANFT, b July 23, 1863; dau John W. and Catharine (Bower) Hartranft [49-301a]; m Dec. 25, 1886, ELMER R. HUYETT, b Nov. 22, 1862; s Isaac and Catharine (Root) Huyett. Farmer; res. Birdsboro, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-800] EMMA REBECCA HARTRANFT, b Nov. 29, 1860; dau Jacob W. and Mary (Andrews) Hartranft [49-303]; m Feb. 19, 1880, AZIRA WAYNE SAMMEL, b 1848; d Mar. 4, 1917; s Joseph and Catherine (Gordon) Sammel. Farmer; res. Saegerstown, Pa. (1919.) One child: [49-1345] Eva May, b Nov., 1884; m Frank B. Bolton. [49-801] SARAH ALICE HARTRANFT, b Nov. 27, 1862; dau Jacob W. and Mary (Andrews) Hartranft [49-303]; m Apr. 15, 1884, CHARLES EDWARD DEICHMAN, b Nov. 28, 1857; s Edward and Julia (Hauck) Deichman. Coal dealer; res. Caledonia, N. Y. (1919.) Children (J): [49-1346] 1. Hazel Ada, b Mar. 22, 1885; m Carl S. George. [49-1347] 2. Irene Genevieve, b Oct. 12, 1886; m Frank E. Swart. 3. Laura Marie, b Oct. 16, 1891; Caledonia, N. Y. 4. Charles Hartranft, b Jan. 8, 1904; Caledonia, N. Y. [49-802] FANNIE ESTHER HARTRANFT, b Mar. 31, 1865; dau Jacob W. and Mary (Andrews) Hartranft [49-303]; m Sept. 5, 1882, JOHN ACKER, b May 3, 1855; s Jones and Mary C. (Frantz) Acker. Farmer; res. Saegerstown, Pa. (1919.) 794 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4)-' [49-1348] 1. Ray A., b July 25, 1883; m Iva L. Coon. 2. Wayne O., b Aug. 3, 1885; Saegerstown, Pa. [49-1349] 3. Louis C., b Nov. 5, 1887; d Oct. 4, 1915; m Jennie Coon. 4. Rodney H., b Feb. 10, 1903. [49-803] LIZZIE HARTRANFT, b May 18, 1867; dan Jacob W. and Mary (Andrews) Hartranft [49-303]; m Feb. 22, 1887, E. GRANT REICH EL, b Dec. 24, 1864; s William and Susan (Snyder) Reichel. Farmer; res. Saegerstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Susan Ruth, b Jan. 28, 1890; Westbury, N. Y. 2. Mary Nina, b Aug. 31, 1892; Arkport, N. Y. 3. Frank Hartranft, b Jan. 30, 1897; Linden, N. J. ; B. S. — Allegheny College, 1915. M. S. — Allegheny College, 1916. M. S. — Harvard Univ., 1917. Head of Research Dept, of Grassells Co. [49-804] CATHARINE HARTRANFT, b Sept. 29, 1871; dau Jacob W. and Mary (Andrews) Hartranft [49-303]; m Oct. 18, 1883, EDWARD BURDETT MATTESON, b Sept. 18, 1868; s David and Ermina (Blakley) Matteson. Railroad conductor; res. 1113 Washington St., Olean, N. Y. (1919.) Mrs. Matteson is secretary of National Protective Legion, Olean Legion No. 189. Children ( 2 ): [49-1350] 1. Kathleen V., b Apr. 18, 1895; m J. S. McElfresh. 2. Dortha M., b Oct. 5, 1899; Training class for nurses; Lutheran Hospital, Ft. Wayne, Ind. [49-805] CHARLES E. HARTRANFT, s Levi W. and - Hartranft [49-304a]; m - One child: Robert E.; 817 Matthews Ave., Scranton, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.} [49-808] JOHN B. HARTRANFT, b Sept, 29, 1875; d May 22, 1922; s Harrison W. and Barbara (Beach) Hartranft [49-305a]; m Dec. 13, 1893, SOPHIA BRECHTEL, b Feb. 21, 1875; dau George Brechtel. Musician and teacher; res. 45 E. Seymour St., Phila., Pa. (1917.) Mr. Hartranft was formerly director of the Liszt Conservatory of Music. He was also an organist, and was a member of the Musicians’ Union, The Musical Fund Society and the Shubert Fund. Children ( 5 ): [49-1351] 1. John H., b July 25, 1894; m Anna Adams. 2. Barbara Lenore, b Dec. 20, 1896. 3. Nelson Sizer, b Feb. 8, 1898. 4. Raymond George, b Aug. 18, 1899. 5. Armand Christian, b July 22, 1901. [49-809] WILLIAM B. HARTRANFT, b Feb. 7, 1877; s Harrison W. and Barbara (Beach) Hart¬ ranft [49-305a] ; m Oct. 11, 1899, EMMA O’NEAL. One child: Helen Jennie, b Mar. 2, 1902. [49-810] MARY L. WOODRING, b July 18, 1866; dau Daniel and Emma (Hartranft) Woodring [49-306a]; m Dec. 25, 1884, HENRY THOMAS, b Feb. 23, 1859; d Apr. 30, 1906; s Jacob and Magda¬ lena (Drune) Thomas. Farmer; res. 535 Peace St., Hazleton, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-811] DORETTA BENNER, b May 3, 1874; dau Samuel and Emma (Hartranft-Woodring) Benner [49-306b]; m Dec. 12, 1896, SURO T. BENNINGER, b Sept. 23, 1875-; .s Reuben and Anna M. (Thomas) Benninger. Farmer; res. St. Johns, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Guy Victor, b June 14, 1897. 2. Reuben Clair, b Sept. 25, 1898. 3. Walter Paul, b Sept. 8, 1900. 4. Emma Iola, b Jan. 11, 1908. 5. Franklin Oliver, b Feb. 4, 1914. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 795 [49-812] SARAH BENNER, b Apr. 4, 1876; dau Samuel and Emma (Hartranft-Woodring) Benner [49-306b]; m Sept. 26, 1896, GILBERT PETERS, b Apr. 4, 1875; s William J. and Jane (Roper) Peters. Farmer; res. Conyngham, Pa. (1919.) One child: Clara Arlene, b Nov. 13, 1907. [49-813] EMMA MONTZ, b June 19, 1867 ; dau Edwin and Mary A. (Hartranft) Montz [49-307]; m Sept. 12, 1885, ARELIA H. ACKER, b Jan. 24, 1867; s William R. and Mary K. (LaBar) Acker. Painter; res. Weatherly, Pa. (1919.) One child: [49-1352] Lee W., b Nov. 4, 1885; m Minnie Tyson. [49-814] CHARLES MONTZ, b Feb. 17, 1871 ; s Edwin and Mary A. (Hartranft) Montz [49-307]; m June 29, 1894, ELIZA JANE SCHNELL, b Aug. 24, 1875; dau Oliver and Priscilla (Rhoads) Schnell. Machinist; res. Lehighton, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Howard, b Dec. 5, 1895. 2. Mabel, b Apr. 15, 1898. 3. Dorothy, b May 26, 1905. [49-815] WILLIAM MONTZ, b Mar. 18, 1874; s Edwin and Mary Ann (Hartranft) Montz [49- 307]; m Dec. 18, 1898, JULIA BRAY, b Jan. 28, 1879; dau William and Katherine (Roberts) Bray. Machinist; res. Weatherly, Pa. (1919.) Children (11): 1. William, b June 24, 1899. 2. Gertrude, b Dec. 31, 1900. 3. Walter, b Oct. 6, 1902. 4. Eletha, b Aug. 28, 1904. 5. Anna, b Mar. 21, 1906. 6. Mildred, b Apr. 25, 1908. 7. Louis, b Nov. 30, 1909. 8. Calvin, b Mar. 5, 1912. 9. Philip, b June 29, 1914. 10. Ruth, b Sept. 1, 1916. 11. Mary, b Sept. 11, 1917. [49-816a] STELLA MONTZ, b July 8, 1876; dau Edwin and Mary Ann (Hartranft) Montz [49- 307]; m Sept. 3, 1893, THOMAS KISSINGER, b June 1, 1873; d May 15, 1894. Carpenter; White Haven, Pa. (1919.) One child: [49-1353] Thomas, b Apr. 14, 1894; m Cora Stoss. [49-8 16b] STELLA (MONTZ) KISSINGER, same as above, m 2d time, Sept, 5, 1895, ROBERT FEIST, b Apr. 14, 1877; s Rudolph and Angeline (Helmar) Feist. State Commissioner of Police; res. White Haven, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): [49-1354] 1. Robert, b Mar. 1, 1896; m Mammie Marstellar. 2. Dewey, b May 4, 1898. 3. Verna, b May 10, 1900. 4. Lee, b July 1, 1901. 5. Marian, b Oct. 31, 1904. [49-817] GEORGE MONTZ, b June 23, 1881; s Edwin and Mary Ann (Hartranft) Montz [49- 307]; m June 27, 1906, ESTELLA MAY LA BAR, b Dec. 29, 1882; dau Henry Peter and Margarete (Walters) La Bar. Insurance agent; res. Weatherly, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Earle, b May 16, 1907. 2. Areline, b July 29, 1909. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 796 [49-818] HARRY MONTZ, b Apr. 2, 1884; s Edwin and Mary Ann (Hartranft) Montz [49-307]; m Apr. 15, 1905, GERTRUDE MOSER, b June 23, 1882; dau Jacob and Emma (Woodring) Moser. Moulder; res. Weatherly, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Russel, b Aug. 4, 1905. 2. Florence, b July 15, 1908. 3. Harry E., b Apr. 29, 1918; d June 14, 1918. [49-819] GRACE MONTZ, b Sept. 3, 1888; daw Edwin and Mary Ann (Hartranft) Montz [49-307]; m Oct. 15, 1914, GEORGE ROBETiT OLEWINE, b Nov. 5, 1S86; s William and Harriet (Seigenfus) Olewine. Car inspector; res. Weatherly, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Emerson Robert, b Mar. 4, 1910; d Mar. 4, 1916. 2. Robert Edwin, b July 29, 1918. [49-820] WILLIAM A. TURNBACH, b July 26, 1871; s Edward and Hannah E. (Hartranft) Turnbach [49-308]; m June 22, 1904, CAROLINE MANE, b Mar. 3, 1871; dau Philip and Mary (Nussbaum) Mane. Service Man for Hercules Powder Co.; res. 815 W. Diamond Ave., Hazleton, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-821] JOHN J. TURNBACH, b July 11, 1874; s Edward and Hannah E. (Hartranft) Turnbach [49-308]; m June 16, 1904, LAURA MABEL PACKER, b Aug. 23, 1878; dau Frank W. and Laura B. (Richardson) Packer. Res. “The Watkins,” 261 Georgia St., Buffalo, N. Y. No issue. (1919.) [49-823] MARY BERTHA TURNBACH, b Nov. 23, 1878; dau Edward and Hannah E. (Hartranft) Turnbach [49-308]; m July 27, 1896, CHARLES JORDAN, b Oct. 4, 1871 ; s John Taylor and Harriet (Pottle) Jordan. Electrician; res. 518 Grant St., Hazleton, Pa. (1919.) One child: Helen, b May 5, 1897. [49-824] S. S. PRENTISS TURNBACH, b June 25, 1881; .s Edward and Hannah E. (Hartranft) Turnbach [49-308]; m Feb. 24, 1909, JANE (JENNIE) MILLIGAN, b Apr. 16, 1884; dau Robert and Sarah (Pattnison) Milligan. Vice-pres., Hazle Township High School; res. 557 Grant St., Hazleton, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Dorothy A., b Nov. 21, 1909. 2. Edward P., b Sept. 11, 1912. 3. Marion E., b Jan. 5, 1915. [49-825] NETTIE MAY BEACH, b Oct. 20, 1877; dau John and Amanda C. (Hartranft) Beach [49-309]; m June 21, 1894, ROGER A. McSHEA, b Nov. 18, 1873; s Michael and Nellie (Gallagher) McShea. Public accountant; res. 5466 Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): *1. John F., b Feb. 6, 1895. 2. Nellie, b Sept. 14, 1897; d Nov. 29, 1897. 3. Roger A., b Sept. 20, 1899. 4. Edmund James, b Aug. 20, 1901. 5. Florence Gertrude, b July 10, 1903. 6. Catharine Elizabeth, b Apr. 30, 1905. 7. Joseph Mark, b Feb. 22, 1907. 8. Harry J., b Jan. 23, 1909. Molin F. McShea enlisted in the Aviation Service on Oct. 22, 1917, and was sent to Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas, where he remained nine months. He was then sent to France where he was stationed until Jan., 1919. He arrived in New York on Feb. 2, 1919, and was honorably discharged, Feb. 13, 1919. [49-826] ELIZABETH FRANCES BEACH, b May 16, 1879; dau John and Amanda C. (Hartranft) Beach [49-309]; m Oct. 6, 1897, REV. HARVEY MILTON KLINGER, b Jan. 25, 1874; s Daniel D. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 797 and Hannah Edgar (Young) Klinger. Clergyman of the United Brethren in Christ; res. 1833 N. Sawyer A ve., Chicago, Ill. (1919.) Rev. Harvey M. Klinger was licensed to preach in Oct., 1901, by the Eastern Conference of the United Brethren in Christ. He was ordained in Reading, Oct., 1906, and has served as pastor at Milton, Hershey and Intercourse, Pa. In 1909, he went to Minneapolis, Minn., where he served until Oct., 1918, when he accepted a call to the Weaver Memorial Brethren Church in Chicago, Ill., which pastorate he still holds. The ancestor of Harvey M. Klinger was Alexander Klinger of Rotterdam, who came to Pa. in the Ship Albany , and who served in Capt. Conrad Sherman’s Co. of Cavalry (Berks Co. Volunteers) in the Revolutionary War. Children ( 8 ): 1. Henry Milton, b Nov. 12, 1902; d Nov. 12, 1902. 2. Catharine Elizabeth, b May 28, 1904. 3. Daniel Donald, b Feb. 18, 1906. 4. Gertrude Beach, b Oct. 3, 1907. 5. Paul Letterman, b Mar. 17, 1909. 6. Mary Whitney, b Nov. 24, 1910. 7. Dorothy Hansen, b Nov. 21, 1911. 8. Robert Wells, b Dec. 7, 1913. [49-827] HARRY MARTIN BEACH, b Aug. 30, 1885; s John and Amanda C. (Hartranft) Beach [49-309]; m Jan. 22, 1910, MARY PANCO, b Mar. 21, 1887 ; dau John II. and Annie J. Panco. Real estate business; res. Hazleton, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Emily P., b Oct. 20, 1910. 2. Ruth A., b Jan. 24, 1912. 3. Mabel E., b Nov. 7, 1914. 4. Mary Gertrude, b Aug. 20, 1917. [49-830] EDITH A. BEACH, b Feb. 19, 1896; dau John and Amanda C. (Hartranft) Beach [49- 309] ; m Oct. 27, 1917, CHARLES J. J. RLTPP, b Oct. 13, 1895; s Jonas H. and Ellen J. (Haas) Rupp. Post office clerk; res. 1142 Turner St., Allentown, Pa. No issiie. (1919.) On June 6, 1918, Charles J. Rupp enlisted in the U. S. Navy for a period of 4 years; was honorably released, Jan. 15, 1919, subject to recall. [49-831] EDITH A. WENNER, b Dec. 3, 1876; dau Levi B. and Rachel M. (Hartranft) Wenner [49—310] ; m Feb. 19, 1903, JOHN EMERSON WALP, b Nov. 21, 1871; s Tilghman Adam and Ellen Amanda (Beck) Walp. Farmer; res. Conyngham, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Janice Meredith, b Nov. 19, 1903. 2. Maude Rachel, b May 24, 1906. [49-832] HUBBARD M. WENNER, b Nov. 29, 1881 ; s Levi B. and Rachel M. (Hartranft) Wenner [49-310]; m Mar. 9, 1905, BERTHA G. KROPP, b June 9, 1886; dau William and Maria (Wetzel) Kropp. Farmer and registered Berkshire hog breeder; res. Conyngham, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Infant, b and d Jan. 16, 1906. 2. Ethel, b Sept. 4, 1907. 3. Willard L., b June 14, 1909. 4. Agnes V., b Oct. 10, 1914. [49-833] LEE A. WENNER, b Jan. 31, 1892; s Levi B. and Rachel M. (Hartranft) Wenner [49- 310] ; m Sept. 1, 1915, BARBARA A. FLEIG, b May 31, 1892; dau Bernhard and Barbara (Bauer) Fleig. Engineer; res. Mountain Top, R. D. No. 1, Pa. (1919.) One child: Joe L., b Nov. 4, 1918. 798 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-834] ELSIE HARTRANFT, b June 24, 1883; dau Martin L. and Mary (Manwiller) Hartranft [49-311]; m June 26, 1907, WALTER G. KERSLAKE, b Jan. 29, 1882. Res. 321 West 23rd St., Wilmington, Del. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Walter G., b Sept. 27, 1908. 2. Harold Hartranft, b Feb. 1, 1913. 3. Robert Luther, b Apr. 5, 1917. [49-835] LEROY HARTRANFT, b Aug. 14, 1884; s Martin L. and Mary K. (Manwiller) Hartranft [49-311]; m LAVERNA ANNIE BUDDELL, b Sept. 25, 1886; dau James J. and Josepha (Hooper) Buddell. Forger; res. 619 Church St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Thelma Josepha, b Jan. 21, 1906. 2. Wayne Martin, b Sept. 20, 1907. 3. Irma Mary, b Apr. 1, 1913. 4. Vivian LaVerne, b Apr. 28, 1916; d Oct. 12, 1918. [49-836] VIOLA HARTRANFT, b May 2, 1889; dau Martin L. and Mary (Manwiller) Hartranft [49-311]; m Sept. 22, 1913, ROY J. GRAEFF, b Dec. 26, 1887; s Charles and Mary (Moll) Graeff. Bookkeeper; res. 18 Reeses Court, Phillipsburg, N. J. (1919.) One child: Audrey V., b Sept. 4, 1914. [49-841] NEWTON I. RHOADS, b Nov. 26, 1873; s Maberry A. and Mary A. (Schaeffer) Rhoads [49-313]; m Sept. 15, 1894, LOUISA BELLES. Res. Amityville, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Paul N., 2. David W., 3. Mary A., 4. Maud, 5. Pearl M. [Letters unans.; no further data.] [49-843] MARTHA MAXWELL, b Apr. 10, 1848; dau James and Mary (Hahn) Maxwell [49-315]; m JOHN H. SMITH. Children ( 3 ): 1. Bertie, unm; Frankford, N. J. 2. Mabel. 3. Anna, m. [Letters unans.; no further data obtainable.] [49-844] WILLIAM HAHN MAXWELL, b Apr. 5, 1852; s James and Mary (Hahn) Maxwell [49-315]; m Feb. 8, 1878, ELLA V. MISSIMER, b Nov. 15, 1855; d May 20, 1893; dau H. A. and Elizabeth (Bush) Missimer. Merchant; res. Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Marion, b Nov. 19, 1878; d May 1, 1894. 2. Chester, b and d 1880. 3. Mary A., b Sept. 10, 1883; d Mar. 10, 1885. [49-1355] 4. Emily H., b Mar. 4, 1890; m John L. Koerner. 5. Robert H., b Apr. 23, 1893; served with A. E. F. [49-845] HANNAH EMMA LORE, b Jan. 11, 1865; dau Bloomfield and Sarah (Hahn-Cauffman) Lore [49-316b]; m Oct. 4, 1888, CHARLES HINKLE, b Apr. 21, 1856; s Charles and Sarah Steiner (Falck) Hinkle. Proofreader; res. Magnolia, N. J. No issue. (1920.) [49-850] DR. CHARLES HOWARD LODOR, b Oct. 26, 1858; s Samuel and Elmira (Hahn) Lodor [49—317 ] ; m Sept. 29, 1903, KATHARINE VAN EVRA, b Jan. 24, 1869; dau Rynier Roades and Elizabeth (Loucks) Van Evra. Physician; res. 332 Center St., Eustis, Fla. No issue. (1920.) Charles H. Lodor, M.D., has been neurologist to Wisen Hospital; Prof, of Clinical Neurology, and Electrotherapy, Chicago Medical College; chief of Clinic, Northwestern University Medical School department of neurology. Pres, of Chicago Neurologist Society, author of many monographs and clinical studies. Genealogical Record of the Schvvenkfelder Families 7(H) [49-851] SARA ELIZABETH LODOR, b Apr. 12, 1866; dau Samuel and Elmira (Hahn) Lodor [49-317]; m July 11, 1919, THOMAS E. MERCHANT, b Apr. 11, 1844; g Thomas and Elizabeth Rudderow (Burrough) Merchant. Attorney-at-law; res. 4152 Parkside Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Mrs. Merchant is the efficient Head of the Department of English in the William Penn High School for Girls, Phila., Pa. Thomas Edward Merchant is a member of the Phila. bar. He served in the Union Army in the Civil War from June 25, 1862, to June 29, 1865, entering service as private and rising to the rank of adjutant and brevet captain. He is a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion. Member of the Philadelphia Board of Education for 18}/£ years; assistant City Solicitor for Phila., 13 years. [49-852] CLARA HAHN LODOR, b Jan. 24, 1877 ; dau Samuel and Elmira (Hahn) Lodor [49-317] ; m Oct. 23, 1900, LUCIUS TETER, b Sept. 23, 1873; s Hiram and Prances (Ringo) Teter. Banker; res. 5637 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, Ill. (1920.) Lucius Teter is president of the Chicago Trust Co.; was Pres., Savings Bank Section, Am. Bankers Ass. (1907); pres, of Chicago Association of Commerce 1918; now president of Infant Welfare Society, and Chicago Council of Social Agencies; member of board of managers of Y. M. C. A. Children (J): 1. Lucius Lodor, b Aug. 11, 1901; d May 5, 1902. 2. Elizabeth, b June 14, 1904. 3. Charles, b Mar. 12, 1906. 4. Frederic Dewhurst, b Sept. 21, 1909: d Oct. 22, 1909. [49-853] SARAH DOVE WALTER, b Sept. 22, 1859; dau John F. and Hannah Emma (Hahn) Walter [49-318]; m Jan. 11, 1883, WILLIAM L. VENNING, b Nov. 26, 1857; a William L. and Susan Olivia (Haskell) Venning. Res. 4 Court House Square, Charleston, N. C. (1919.) Children (4 ) •' 1. John Walter, b Jan. 25, 1884; d Oct., 1884. [49-1358] 2. William Lucas, b Mar. 4, 1886; m Ruth A. Gibson. [49-1359] 3. Sarah Dove, b Aug. 19, 1890; m Arthur F. Lide. [49-1360] 4. Emmet Hahn, b Sept. 25, 1894; m Martha Earl Hill. [49-854] HELEN FALLS WALTER, b Jan. 28, 1872; dau John F. and Hannah Emma (Hahn) Walter [49-318] ; m June 2, 1903, HENRY CLAY DODSON, b Oct. 5, 1840; d Sept. 11, 1915; s Robert Auld and Hester (Keithley) Dodson. Druggist; res. St. Michaels, Md. (1919.) One child: Helen Walter, b Dec. 31, 1905. Henry C. Dodson married 1st time, Martha Hahn, aunt of 2d wife [49-319]. [49-854.1] EMMA HAHN DODSON, b Feb. 3, 1866; dau Henry Clay and Martha (Hahn) Dodson [49-319]; m Sept, 26, 1888, RUSSELL SOULE DAWSON, b Oct. 29, 1852; s Joseph Henry and G. Louisa (Drake) Dawson. Cotton broker; res. 328 Fairfax Ave., Norfolk, Va. (1919.) Children (3): [49-1356] 1. Mildred Lee, b Jan. 24, 1890; ni Frank McLean. 2. Ralph Keithley, b June 11, 1891. [49-1357] 3. Janet Rosan, b Sept. 9, 1894; m Robert B. Taylor. [49-854.2] HENRY CLAY DODSON, b Jan. 9, 1868; d Mar. 17, 1919; s Henry Clay and Martha (Hahn) Dodson [49-319]; m Sept. 18, 1894, ESTELLE WATTS, b July 2, 1871; dau Columbus and Mary (Jones) Watts. Druggist; res. St. Michaels, Md. (1919.) One child: Henry Clay, b Mar. 7, 1899. [49-854.3] HANNAH HAHN DODSON, b May 5, 1870; dau Henry Clay and Martha (Hahn) Dodson [49-319]; m Dec. 25, 1902, DR. JOSEPH BRUFF SETH, b July 2, 1877; s Dr. James and Julia (Orem) Seth. Physician; res. St. Michaels, Md. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Martha Hahn, b Mar. 1, 1904. 2. Joseph Bruff, b Nov. 9, 1905. 800 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-855] FREDERICK BERG HARTRANFT, b Nov. 21, 1868; s Chester D. and Anna F. (Berg) Hartranft [49-320a]; m June 12, 1906, CLARISSA MAUD ALLEN, b Oct. 10, 1879; dau Charles Moss and Ida Amelia (Ford) Allen. Book dealer; res. 26 Evergreen Ave., Hartford, Conn. No issue. (1921.) [49-857] ADELE E. HARTRANFT, b Sept. 6, 1872; dau Adam and Elizabeth (Deschamps) Hartranft [49-321]; m Oct. 12, 1898, HORACE P. BUSH. Children (3): 1. Helen Waltham, b Dec. 19, 1899; d Aug. 1, 1901. 2. Elizabeth Rebecca, b June 13, 1902. 3. Horace P., b Jan. 17, 1909. [49-858] CHESTER P. HARTRANFT, b Apr. 3, 1875; s Adam and Elizabeth (Deschamps) Hartranft [49-321]; m Sept. 18, 1909, MARY DAISZ, b Nov. 27, 1879; dau William C. and Emma (Fox) Daisz. Representative; res. 3417 North 18th St., Philadelphia, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [49-859] ANNA TAGGART, b July 9, 1859; dau Austin L. and Sarah (Rudy) Taggart [49-322]; m Mar. 26, 1908, WINFIELD W. WALKER, b May 3, 1867; s Matthias P. and Eliza B. (Rambo) Walker. Thresherman; res. R. F. D. No. 1, Wayne, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [49-860] JOSEPH R. TAGGART, b Oct. 10, 1861 ; d Dec. 25, 1919; s Austin L. and Sarah (Rudy) Taggart [49-322]; m June 4, 1890, ELIZABETH C. HALLOWELL, b Jan. 23, 1863; dau Caleb R. and Hettie (Yerkes) Hallowed. Coal and agricultural implements; res. 909 Swede St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): twins, b June 6, 1891 ; 1. Hettie E. 2. Mary ] VJ’ | june 7, iggp [49-1361] 3. Mabel, b Dec. 12, 1893; m A. Hurst Weaver. 4. Anna H., b Nov. 25, 1900. [49-863] WILLIAM TAGGART, b Dec. 19, 1865; s Austin L. and Sarah (Rudy) Taggart [49-322]; m Apr. 4, 1894, ELIZABETH McLEAN, b May 21, 1869; dau John and Margaret (McIntyre) McLean. Res. 542 Hamilton St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Margaret S., b June 11, 1895. 2. Martha L., b Oct. 18, 1898. 3. Austin Lee, b Oct. 13, 1899. 4. Elizabeth M., b Feb. 6, 1903. 5. William, b May 21, 1905. 6. Donald McLean, b Dec. 23, 1910. [49-878] FRANCES WATSON, b - ; dec ; dau James and Amelia (Reifsnyder) Watson [49-328]; m FRED BROWN. Children {2): 1. Robert, 2. Frances. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [49-879] PAUL S. HARTRANFT, b July 27, 1892; s Frank A. and Belle (Cummings) Hartranft [49-329]; m Feb. 19, 1921, FLORENCE R. HANEY, b Oct. 9, 1891; dau George and Annie Q. (Geiss) Haney. Broker; res. 148 W. Apsley St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1921.) [49-883] MAUD A. MORDEW, b Aug. 23, 1875; dau Jacob W. and Rebecca (Hartranft) Mordew [49-343]; m Oct. 23, 1901, DANIEL S. ALDER, b Nov. 13, 1874; s George W. and Eliza A. (Ryan) Alder. Police officer; res. 2811 Woodbrook Ave., Baltimore, Md. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Newton Mordew, b Nov. 26, 1902. 2. Mildred Alice, b Mar. 23, 1911 ; d Oct. 2, 1915. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 801 [49-884] GRACE L. MORDEW, b July 20, 1885; dau Jacob W. and Rebecca (Hartranft) Mordew [49-343]; m July 28, 1907, RANSON ST. JOHN, b June 18, 1885; s William and Carrie (Carlisle) St. John. Bookkeeper; res. 2858 Woodbrook Ave., Baltimore, Md. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Alan, b Jan. 15, 1915. 2. Dudley, b Aug. 27, 1918. [49-885] ISABELLA HARTRANFT, b Jan. 31, 1874; dau Levi and Mary A. (Fitzgerald) Hartranft [49-344]; m Nov. 30, 1892, JAMES MONROE BENSINGER, b Apr. 15, 1859; s Edward and Levina (Baver) Bensinger. Machinist; res. Alabama City, Ala. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Lloyd, b Jan. 19, 1896. [49-1362] 2. Mildred, b Aug. 15, 1897; m William E. Clark. 3. James, b Aug. 19, 1898; d Oct. 7, 1899. 4. William, b June 5, 1903. 5. John, b Dec. 19, 1906. 6. Helen, b May 25, 1907. [49-887] JOHN HARTRANFT, b July 24, 1879; s Levi and Mary A. (Fitzgerald) Hartranft [49- 344]; m Aug. 10, 1899, CORA SMITH, b Apr. 2, 1883; dan Joseph O. and Barbara (Brower) Smith. Iron worker; res. 5910 Engel Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Grace, b May 18, 1900. 2. Edith E., b Feb. 17, 1902; d Mar. 25, 1902. [49-888] ALBERT F. HARTRANFT, b June 16, 1874; s Isaac and Emma E. (Fenstermaker) Hartranft [49-345]; m May 29, 1897, ELIZABETH M. THOMAS, b Apr. 30, 1873. Res. 1342 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. Children (J): 1. Ralph, b Jan. 17, 1898. 2. Harry, b Apr. 9, 1899. 3. Albert, b Nov. 29, 1901. 4. Rodgers, b Feb. 17, 1907. [49-889] MARY A. HARTRANFT, b Jan. 1, 1877; dau Isaac and Emma E. (Fenstermaker) Hartranft [49-345]; m June 19, 1897, JOHN H. YOUNG, b Apr. 21, 1879; s Edwin J. and Mary K. (Rohn) Young. Accountant; res. Spring Lake, N. J. (1921.) Children ( 6 ): [49-1363] 1. Emily Catherine, b Feb. 2, 1898; m Harry Seifried. 2. John Harvey, b May 31, 1899; d Aug. 14, 1899. 3. Mary A. H., b July 15, 1900; d Mar. 27, 1901. 4. Edwin J., b Sept. 17, 1907. 5. Harvey, b Nov. 12, 1910. 6. Raymond A., b July 25, 1916. [49-890] WALTER HARTRANFT, b Aug. 22, 1879; s Isaac and Emma E. (Fenstermaker) Hartranft [49-345]; m Jan. 20, 1903, JENNIE FALLSTICH, b Dec. 10, 1882; dau William and Ella (Flichinger) Fallstich. Laundry foreman; res. 1721 Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1920.) One child: William, b Apr. 29, 1904. [49-891] RALPH HARTRANFT, b Apr. 12, 1885; s Isaac and Emma E. (Fenstermaker) Hartranft [49-345]; m MARY SCOTT KINNEER, b Jan. 10, 1885; dau George and Jeannette (Hall) Kinneer. Grocery clerk; res. 1625 S. Conestoga St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. George K., b Oct. 30, 1910. 2. Ralph, b Aug. 6, 1915. 802 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-893] BESSIE HARTRANFT, b Feb. 17, 1890; dau Isaac and Emma E. (Fenstermaker) Hartranft [49-345]; m May 5, 1916, WILLIAM MIMLITCH, b Oct. 22, 1892; s Alexander and Anna (Erkinger) Mimlitch. Capsule maker; res. Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. William R., b Nov. 27, 1916. 2. Robert H., b Apr. 16, 1918. [49-894a] CLINTON SEA VERS, b Nov. 8, 1871; s Henry and Hannah E. (Hartranft) Seavers [49-347]; m June 22, 1892, MINNIE ROYER, b June 17, 1870; d Mar. 17, 1900; dan Washington S. and Kate (Maurer) Royer. Children (3): 1. Edgar Royer, b Jan. 29, 1895; 453 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. 2. Robert Clinton, b Aug. 28, 1897; 453 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. 3. Elmer John, b June 17, 1899; 453 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. Edgar R. Seavers enlisted in the World War, Dec. 13, 1917, in the Quartermaster’s corps, U. S. A., and served in various camps. He was honorably discharged, Apr. 7, 1919. Robert C. Seavers enlisted in the World War, Nov. 29, 1917, in the Air Service. After training in various aero stations he went to France arriving Aug. 12, 1918. He participated in the St. Mihiel Drive and the Meuse-Argonne Offensive, and was officially credited with three enemy planes and two observation balloons. After the signing of the Armistice Mr. Seavers trained pilots and observers, returning to New York, June 27, 1919, and was honorably discharged, July 10, 1919. Elmer J. Seavers enlisted in the World War, Nov. 17, 1918, and served in the Marine Corps, until Mar. 3, 1919, when he was honorably discharged. [49-894b] CLINTON SEAVERS, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 20, 1901, ANNA E. LUTZ, b Nov. 20, 1882; dau Casper and Barbara (Kremer) Lutz. Laborer; res. 347 Laurel St., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): 1. Henry G., b Mar. 4, 1903. 2. Margaret Elizabeth, b June 4, 1904. 3. Barbara Olive, b Nov. 13, 1905. 4. Anna Evelyn, b July 7, 1907. 5. Carl, b Nov. 27, 1911. 6. Marie, b Sept. 3, 1914. 7. George, b Nov. 3, 1916. 8. Bernadette, b May 17, 1919. [49-895] EVA SEAVERS, b Sept. 30, 1877; dau Henry and Hannah E. (Hartranft) Seavers [49-347] ; m Nov. 6, 1899, WILLIAM P. HUNSBERGER, b June 18, 1876; s William O. and Henrietta (Keyser) Hunsberger. Cabinet maker and carpenter; res. Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Mildred H., b May 14, 1900. 2. William Richard, b Nov. 18, 1904. [49-896] REV. CHARLES H. EAGLE, b Apr. 16, 1871; s Mark H. and Ellen (Hartranft) Eagle [49-348a] ; m Nov. 26, 1896, ANNA DEBORAH ROBESON, b July 10, 1875; dau Augustus and Lavina (Kellar) Robeson. Minister of the Gospel; res. Williamstown, Pa. (1920.) Rev. Charles H. Eagle is a pastor-evangelist living at 402 Julian St., Williamstown, Pa. As an evangelist, he has conducted revival meetings in Eastern Pa. with great success. He is well versed in the Bible and preaches sound Biblical doctrines with telling effect. He is in great demand for summer religious gatherings, and is an especially talented evangelistic preacher. Children (3): 1. Charles, b Sept. 27, 1900. 2. Ruth E., b Apr. 16, 1905. 3. Miriam L., b Dec. 31, 1908. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 803 [49-897] HOWARD H. EAGLE, b 1879; d May 10, 1910; s Mark H. and Ellen (Hartranft) Eagle [49-348a] ; m MARY EAGLE. Children ( 2 ): 1. Catharine, 2. Marguerite. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [49-902] DANIEL WEBSTER HARTRANFT, s Francis and Cordelia (Biehl) Hartranft [49-349a]; m SALLIE DRUMHELLER. Res. Reading, Pa. Children (4)' 1. Russel, 2. Landis, 3. Beatrice, 4. Olga. [ Letters not ans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49 904a] SARAH CATHERINE GRESH, b Jan. 29, 1875; dau Zacharias and Rebecca H. (Hart¬ ranft) Gresh [49-350]; m Feb. 10, 1894, WILLIAM H. DAVIDHEISER, b Aug. 3, 1865; d Mar. 23, 1917; s William and Rachel (Eagle) Davidheiser. Laborer; res. 1515 Moss St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): [49-1364] [49-1365] 1. Esther, b Aug. 31, 1894; m Chester Weidner. *2. Elmer, b Oct. 26, 1895; unm. 3. Victor, b June 22, 1897; d June, 1900. 4. James 5. Omega twins , b June 23, 1899; unm. m Harry K. Haines. / *Elmer G. Davidheiser enlisted in the U. S. Navy during the World War, in the Seaman branch. Was transferred to the U. S. S. Louisiana, Apr. 1, 1918, and experienced an attack by submarines, June 6, 1918, but escaped safely, and was transferred to the Phila. Navy Yard and was discharged as a first-class seaman, Apr. 3, 1919. [49-904b] SARAH CATHERINE (GRESH) DAVIDHEISER, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 26, 1918, JOHN S. BURKE Y, b Aug. 1, 1869; s William and Sarah (Stengel) Burkey. Iron puddler; res. 1515 Moss St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) [49-905] EMMA REBECCA GRESH, b June 17, 1881; dau Zacharias and Rebecca H. (Hartranft) Gresh [49-350]; m Mar. 1, 1902, REV. PHILIP LEWIS GRIFFITHS, b June 22, 1879; s Reese and Catherine (Lewis) Griffiths. Minister; res. 39 Derby St., Johnstown, Pa. (1919.) Rev. Griffiths is pastor of the Roxbury United Evangelical Church of Johnstown. Pa. Children (J): 1. David, b Dec. 16, 1903. 2. John Amos, b Oct. 2, 1905. 3. Edwin Weaver, b July 25, 1907. 4. Philip Lewis, b May 28, 1910. [49-906] NORA JANE GRESH, b June 22, 1883; dau Zacharias and Rebecca H. (Hartranft) Gresh [49-350]; m Sept. 17, 1903, JOSEPH FRANKLIN AMOS, b May 22, 1863; s Zacharias and Caroline F. (Moore) Amos. Retired traveling salesman; res. 2813 Mosher St., Baltimore, Md. No issue. (1920.) [49-907] JOHN HENRY GRESH, b Oct. 22, 1895; s Zacharias and Rebecca H. (Hartranft) Gresh [39-350]; m Jan. 8, 1919, MARTHA WILSON, b Feb. 17, 1896; dau George T. and Barbara Wilson. Clerk — student; res. 533 Franklin St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) John H. Gresh was licensed to preach by the United Evangelical Church, Feb. 27, 1915. He was voluntarily inducted into the U. S. Army, June 14, 1918, and promoted to Sergeant, being a machine gun instructor, with the 41st Machine Gun Battalion, Camp Custer, Battle Creek, Michigan. He was discharged Feb. 18, 1919. [49-908] ELLEN HARTRANFT, b Nov., 1885; dau Alfred W. and Jane (Auman) Hartranft [49-352]; m HOWARD YODER. Res. Atlantic City, N. J. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Christina. 2. Daughter. [ Unable to complete or verify .] 804 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49 909] MARGARET HARTRANFT, b Sept., 1887; dau Alfred W. and Jane (Auinan) Hartranft [49-352]; m CHARLES REIFSNYDER. Res. Pottstown, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Alfred, 2. Sarah Jane, 3. Alice, 4. Charles, 5. Ellen Elizabeth. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [49-910] MAUD AMY HARTRANFT, dau Alfred W. and Jane (Aiiman) Hartranft [49-352]; m ERNEST OSTNER. Res. near Grays Ferry Road, Philadelphia, Pa. Have 5 children. [ Unable to complete or verify]. [49-911] CLIFFORD RAYMOND (WENTZEL) HARTRANFT, b Dec. 19, 1883; s William and Rose (Hartranft) Wentzel [49-353] ;adopted by Miss Emma Hartranft, and name changed to Hartranft; m June 28, 1901, BERTHA MARIE REICHSTETTER, b Feb. 5, 1881 ; dau Christian F. and Caroline (Stieff) Reichstetter. Electrician; res. 251 N. Warnock St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: LeRoy Christian, b Apr. 24, 1902. [49-912] JOHN EDGAR F. HARTRANFT, b Sept. 24, 1889; s George W. and Annie K. (Freed) Hartranft [49-355] ; m Sept. 24, 1914, EDNA CASSEL, b July 25, 1887 ; dau Samuel G. Cassel. Carpen¬ ter; res. Collegeville, Pa. R. D. No. 1. [49-913] WILLIAM JACOB F. HARTRANFT, b June 6, 1895; s George W. and Annie K. (Freed) Hartranft [49—355] ; m Apr., 1919, EDNA B. ZIEGLER, b Oct., 1898; dau Melvin and Minerva (Bucher) Ziegler. School teacher; res. Lederach, Pa. (1921.) Wm. Jacob F. Hartranft was a sergeant of Co. G., 316th Inf., A. E. F., during World War. He served 11 months in France. On account of meritorious service and gallantry when a raiding party attacked Hill 378, Sergeant Hartranft was recommended for 2d Lieutenancy. He returned to America on the Ship, Texan, May, 1919, and was honorably discharged. Children (2): 1. Richard Z., b Mar. 22, 1920. 2. Donald Z., b Dec. 25, 1921. [49-913.1] CHARLES HENRY F. HARTRANFT, b Aug. 7, 1898; s George W. and Annie K. (Freed) Hartranft [49-355] ; rn July 17, 1919, ALICE FURLENETT. Millinery store; Detroit, Mich. C. Henry F. Hartranft enlisted in 1917 during the World War. Was on the Ships Kansas and Cythera, which convoyed troops to France. Spent almost two years in the service and was honorably discharged. [49-915] HATTIE HARTRANFT, b Sept. 3, 1877; dau Edward and Annie (Evans) Hartranft [49-356] ; m Apr. 27, 1907, ROBERT E. HORNOR, b Nov. 7, 1872; s Robert E. and Charlotte (Bowen) Hornor. Traveling salesman; res. 2926 Clifton Ave., Baltimore, Md. (1919.) No issue. [49-916] ESTHER HARTRANFT, b July 8, 1879; dau Edward and Annie (Evans) Hartranft [49-356]; m Oct. 24, 1912, HERBERT ALLAN SMITH, b July 31, 1860; s Moses Ely and Frances Elizabeth (Cottsell) Smith. Auditor; res. 63 Sherman Ave., Newark, N. J. (1919.) One child: Robert Allan, b June 22, 1914. [49-918] KATIE E. WEAVER, b Feb. 18, 1879; dau Lewis H. and Amelia (Hartranft) Weaver [49-359] ; m Aug. 11, 1896, WILLIAM HENRY KUHN, b Sept. 10, 1876; s William H. and Margaret (Snell) Kuhn. Metal spinner; res. 420 N. Darien St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. William Hartranft, b Sept. 23, 1900; d Nov. 20, 1900. 2. Roland Lyons, b June 26, 1906. 3. Violet Catharine, b Nov. 2, 1910. [49-919] ELLEN AMEY HARTRANFT, b Jan. 12, 1883; dau David G. and Margaret (Linck) Hartranft [49-360] ; m Oct. 25, 1905, JOHN W. ROESSLER, b Oct. 25, 1 880 ;s John and Emma (Abbott) Roessler. Block cutter; deacon in Nicetown Baptist Church; res. 3812 N. Marshall St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Margaret, b June 1, 1907. Plate 91 Rev. Robert J. Gottschall [70-220]. Pastor of the Schwenkfelder Church in Norristown, Pa. Plate 92 The Scliwenkfelder Church of Norristown, Pa., on George St. near Marshall St acquired by purchase from the Grace Lutheran Church in June, 1905. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 805 [49-921] MARGARET HARTRANFT, b June 9, 1896; dau David G. and Margaret (Linck) Hartranft [49-360]; m Aug. 1, 1913, CHARLES ALFRED GEIGER, b Dec. 24, 1891; s Paul E. and Caroline (Theis) Geiger. Chauffeur; res. 1805 Cayuga St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1919.) One child: Evelyn F., b Mar. 26, 1915. [49-922] SAMUEL D. HARTRANFT, b Sept, 27, 1881 ; s John B. and Annie M. (Shane) Hartranft [49-361a] \m Mar. 18, 1907, GRACE G. HANSHAW, b Nov. 15, 1880;daw Harry and Ella M.(Braught) Hanshaw. Electrical machinist; res. 1720 Wingohocking St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) No issue. [49-923] AMANDA B. HARTRANFT, b July 30, 1884; dau John B. and Annie M. (Shane) Hart¬ ranft [49-361a] ; m June 15, 1910, GEORGE BREYER, b Dec. 6, 1886; s George and Annie (Barnes) Breyer. Machinist; res. 5847 North 12th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. George, b Mar. 24, 1911. 2. Norman P., b Aug. 21, 1916. 3. Olive A., b Feb. 4, 1920. [49-924] GERTRUDE M. HARTRANFT, b Oct. 30, 1890; dau John B. and Annie M. (Shane) Hartranft [49-361a]; m Nov. 30, 1909, THOMAS JOLIN PRICE, b June 27, 1885. Mechanic; res. Silvis, Ill. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Anna G., b July 7, 1910. 2. Thomas John, b July 5, 1912. [49-925] WILLIAM W. HARTRANFT, b Jan. 2, 1883; s Samuel D. and Kate A. (Mower) Hart¬ ranft [49-362a] ; m Aug. 31, 1906, ANNA M. BARNES, b Apr. 5, 1885; dau Henry J. and Anna M. (Rementor) Barnes. Plumber; res. 3339 North 5th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Amanda K., b Mar. 1, 1907. 2. William W., b Dec. 23, 1909. 3. Kathryn M., b July 10, 1912. 4. Anna O., b Mar. 10, 1915. 5. Emma C., b Sept. 4, 1917. [49-926] MARY AMANDA HARTRANFT, b June 7, 1884; dau Samuel D. and Kate A. (Mower) Hartranft [49-362a] ; m Feb. 6, 1909, HARRY TYRE, b Feb. 15, 1876; s Benjamin IJ. and Emma (Miller) Tyre. Salesman; res. 3735 North 8th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Theodore, b Sept. 10, 1910. 2. Harry, b Oct. 31, 1917. [49-929] ANNA GRIFFITH EYNON, b Apr. 29, 1896; dau John J. and Mary Ann (Hartranft) Eynon [49-365] ; m Aug. 19, 1916, LEROY FRANKLIN MILLER, b July 23, 1892; s William F. and Janet (Dunn) Miller. Electrician; res. 3529 North 13th St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-930] MARIE FOSTER, b Sept. 19, 1894; dau Russel Henry and Clara (Garner) Foster [49- 366] | ; m Sept. 20, 1913, LEE BAKER, b Apr. 24, 1889; s John and Naomi (Gore) Baker. Automobile business; res. Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Lee, b Oct. 28, 1914; d June 8, 1918. 2. Adele F., b Apr. 6, 1919. [49-931] HARRIET WHITE, b Aug. 9, 1895; dau Ishmael and Mary Eliza (Foster) White. [49-367] ; m Aug. 10, 1912, MAURICE (MONROE) GANGWER, b 1S90. Children (2): 1. Maurice, b Dec. 23, 1913. 2. Mildred, b July 3, 1916. 800 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-932] MABEL C. FOULKE, b Feb. 25, 1889; dau John D. and Caroline C. (Hartranft) Foulke [49-371]; m June 30, 1913, JAMES G. MILES, b Dec. 20, 1888; s William J. and Elizabeth (Jones) Miles. Clothing merchant; res. 11 S. Catawissa St., Mahanoy City, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-934] ALBERT HILL, b July 19, 1885; s William and Ellen (Eckroth) Hill [49-377a] ; m MARY E. BATCHELDER, b Dec. 6, 1877; dau Meredith and Martha (Davis) Batchelder. Res. 620 Kohn St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (J); 1. Martha E., b July 15, 1905. 2. Crossley H., b Apr. 29, 1909. 3. Bertha E., b Aug. 16, 1912. 4. Albert M., b May 28, 1918. [49-935] CLAYTON HILL, b July 4, 1887; s William and Ellen (Eckroth) Hill [49-377a]; m Apr., 1906, SALLIE IRENE HECKMAN, b Sept. 21, 1887; dau David and Elmira (Lindenmuth) Heckman. Steel worker; res. Ill Peach St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Pauline Ellen, b Jan. 8, 1907; d May 8, 1910. 2. Milton George, b Sept. 4, 1912; d Sept. 7, 1913. [49-938] LAURA V. BAYLEY, b Oct. 25, 1881 ; dau Thomas A. and Mary J. (Minick) Bayley [49-382]; m Nov. 28, 1907, ROBERT C. FOX. Res. 35 Nafus St., Pittston, Pa. (1918.) Children {2): 1. Thomas L., b Oct. 31, 1908. 2. Robert C., b Mar. 25, 1915. [49-939] WILLIAM H. BAYLEY, b Oct. 4, 1883; s Thomas A. and Mary J. (Minick) Bayley [49-382]; m Apr. 16, 1906, ELIZABETH JONES, b July 7, 1883; dau John S. and Anna (Williams) Jones. Railroad trainman; res. Hazleton, Pa. (1920.) One child: Hazel, b Mar. 31, 1907. [49-940] CLYDE EDWIN BAYLEY, b July 20, 1889; s Thomas A. and Mary J. (Minick) Bayley [49-382] ; m Feb. 14, 1914, ANNA GRIER, b Apr. 1, 1898; dau Robert Grier. Carpenter; res. 224 West 2d St., Hazleton, Pa. (1918.) One child: Pearl, b Dec. 10, 1916. [49-941] CHARLES HAMPSHIRE, b Dec. 18, 1885; s James and Mary (Bayley) Hampshire [49-383] ; m - Children (5): 1. Charles, 2. Augusta, in - ; 3. George, 4. Pearl, 5. Donald. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-943] HARRIET DAY, b Sept. 25, 1893; dau Alexander S. and Emma V. (Bayley) Day [49-384]; m June 30, 1911, RAYMOND HAYES, b Mar. 22, 1893; s William and Charlotte (Warner) Hayes. Batteryman; res. 1753 N. Baily St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Walter Day, b Apr. 5, 1912. 2. Mildred Day, b Feb. 18, 1914. [49-944] FRANCES DAY, b Apr. 8, 1895; dau Alexander S. and Emma V. (Bayley) Day [49-384] ; m Oct. 1, 1913, FRANK C. HIBBS, b Dec. 20, 1875; s Joseph S. and Laura M. (Calvert) Hibbs. Salesman; res. 3203 W. Columbia Ave., Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: Ruth Day, b July 28, 1914. [49-945] GERALD HENRY, b Jan. 27, 1889; s John and Clara (Bayley) Henry [49-385] ; m Nov. 27, 1912, EMILY LENTZ, b Apr. 9, 1894; dau James A. and Elizabeth (Wagner) Lentz. Steam shovel engineer; res. Centralia, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 807 Children ( 2 ): 1. Elma, b Nov. 3, 1913. 2. Norman, b June 21, 1917. [49-946] AUGUSTA HENRY, b Apr. 21, 1891; dau John and Clara (Bailey) Henry [49-385]; m Oct. 23, 1909, PETER O’DONNELL, b Feb. 22, 1878; s Patrick and Mary O’Donnell. Traveling salesman; res. Kingston, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. John, b Apr. 2, 1913. 2. Kathryn, b Aug. 17, 1915; d June 27, 1917. [49-947] RUSSELL HENRY, b Dec. 26, 1894; s John and Clara (Bailey) Henry [49-385] ; m July 22, 1914, FLORENCE SCHMAUCH, b June 20, 1895; dau Nicholas and Catherine (Lemmert) Schmauch. Salesman; res. 530 Weiser St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) One child: Louise, b Aug. 7, 1917. [49-948] NORA M. KUTZ, b Aug. 31, 1886; dau Alfred and Ida (Lutz) Kutz [49-396] ; m Aug. 23, 1910, WILLIAM H. GARBER, 6 Sept. 11, 1886; s Charles and Lizzie (Rodman) Garber. Trainman; res. R. F. D. No. 1, Mahanoy City, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Maurice A., b Jap. 11, 1912. 2. Henry W., b Feb. 2, 1913; d Feb. 15, 1913. 3. Walter C., b Dec. 6, 1914. 4. Andrew J., b Aug. 25, 1918. [49-949] WALTER KUTZ, b Mar. 17, 1891 ; d Nov. 7, 1918; s Alfred and Ida (Lutz) Kutz [49-396] ; m Sept. 15, 1915, MYRA WILLIAMS, b July 28, 1892; dau John E. and Ann (Griffith) Williams. Carpenter; res. Summit Hill, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Walter W., b July 26, 1916. 2. Wilbur A., b Apr. 27, 1918. [49-953] CHARLES F. SHELLHAMER, b Jan. 21, 1890; s Stephen and Rosa A. (Lutz) Shell- hamer [49-398a] ; m Mar. 22, 1913, ESTHER A. LUCAS, b Jan. 23, 1894; dau Edward W. and Kather¬ ine (Fetzer) Lucas. Machinist; res. Route No. 5, Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Lillian Irene, b Mar. 14, 1915. 2. Edward Stephen, b Sept. 22, 1913; d Oct. 8, 1913. 3. Charles Henry, b Nov. 25, 1920. [49-955] HATTIE O. ADAMS, b Jan. 1, 1901; dau L. H. and Olivia (Lutz) Adams [49-403]; m Nov. 24, 1917, HENRY BREINER, b Sept. 7, 1897; s Lewis A. and Rosa (Helfrich) Breiner. Rural mail carrier; res. Tamaqua, Pa. (1921.) One child: Melva Olive, b Apr. 8, 1918; d Apr. 12, 1918. [49-960] MAGGIE EVERETT, b Sept. 23, 1875; dau Monroe and Mary (Ohlinger) Everett [49-406]; m Apr. 11, 1895, O. H. HANDWERK, b May 14, 1866; s Joseph and Lydia (Hunsicker) Handwerk. Slater; res. R. D. No. 2, Slatington, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Raymond, b Sept. 14, 1895. 2. Anna, b July 25, 1897. 3. Elma, b Oct. 4, 1898. [49-961] CHARLES EVERETT, b Sept. 24, 1876; s Monroe and Mary (Ohlinger) Everett [49-406] ; m Sept. 9, 1899, CLARA STEIGERWALT, b Aug. 30, 1876; dau Stephen and Priscilla (Houser) Steigerwalt. Carpenter; res. Orefield, Pa. (1921.) One Child: Earl L., b Mar. 19, 1902; d Oct. 12, 1920. 808 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-962] J. HOWARD EVERETT, b Dec. 25, 1878; s Monroe and Mary (Ohlinger) Everett [49-406] ; m Feb. 3, 1900, ADDA ANDREAS, b June 9, 1881 ; dau Lafe and Sarah (Gernbert) Andreas. Farmer; res. Andreas, Pa. (1921.) Children (9): [49-1366] 1. Leroy O., b June 30, 1900; m Ida Rex. 2. Edwin C., b June 13, 1902. 3. Lottie M., b May 13, 1904. 4. Evelyn A., b Jan. 19, 1907. 5. Alma M., b June 27, 1909. 6. Clayton J., b Feb. 8, 1911. 7. Elmer H., b Sept. 9, 1912. 8. Harold M., b Oct. 21, 1915. 9. Fred N., b Dec. 9, 1918. [49-963] BEAULAH EVERETT b July 15, 1880; dau Monroe and Mary (Ohlinger) Everett [49-406]; m Oct. 31, 1901, CHARLES SNYDER. Shoe worker; res. 222 N. Hall St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Henry, b Sept. 26, 1902. 2. George, b Jan. 19, 1905. 3. LeRoy 1 ^ • b A 22, 1911. 4. Mary J. 5. Russell, b Jan. 26, 1913. [49-964] EDWIN EVERETT, b Dec. 28, 1883; s Monroe and Mary (Ohlinger) Everett [49-406]; m Nov. 3, 1905, DAISY STEIGERWALT, b July 26, 1885; dau Ambrose and Alverta Steigerwalt. Fruit grower; res. Stetlersville, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Guy, b June 23, 1907. 2. Violet, b Nov. 29, 1909. [49-967] CLARA OHLINGER, b Dec. 17, 1876; dau Isaac and Janetta (Everett) Ohlinger [49-408]; m June 13, 1896, CHARLES SNYDER, b June 1 1 , 1874 ; d July 12, 1914 ; s Elias and Abbie (Hunsicker) Snyder. Contractor; res. 4173/2 West 10th St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): [49-1367] 1. Edna M., b Dec. 28, 1896; m Monroe P. Werley. [49-1368] 2. Mamie A., b July 13, 1898; m Allen J. Clauser. 3. Henry C., b Nov. 5, 1899. 4. Frederick I., b Dec. 20, 1904. [49-968] CHARLES OHLINGER, b Nov. 14, 1879; s Isaac and Janetta (Everett) Ohlinger [49- 408]; m Nov. 14, 1914, MARY LOOSE, b Mar. 2, 1889; dau Daniel M. and Sarah (Nies) Loose. Clerk; res. Hamburg, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [49-969] MINNIE OHLINGER, b July 10, 1895; dau Isaac and Janetta (Everett) Ohlinger [49- 408]; m Sept. 28, 1918, ALLEN KEMMERER, b Apr. 9, 1898; s Oscar and Augusta (Searfass) Kem- merer. Silk twister; res. Egypt, Pa. (1921.) Children (2) : 1. Evelyn, b Apr. 23, 1919. 2. Robert, 5 Sept. 10, 1920. [49-971] MABEL E. MILLER, b Apr. 11, 1896; dau Calvin and Isabella (Everett) Miller [49-409]; m Apr. 14, 1917, JOHN JONES, b Jan. 18, 1896; s Robert T. and Catherine (Francis) Jones. Clerk; Statedale, Pa. (1921.) One child: Isabell C., b Feb. 9, 1918. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 809 [49-972] CHARLES D. EVERETT, b Nov. 9, 1893; s Thomas E. and Ruth (Westwood) Everett [ 49-410] ; m Aug. 5, 1916, BESSIE ECKER, b Oct. 19, 1895; dau William and Matilda (Richards) Ecker. Salesman; res. Mahanoy City, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Evlyn Mae, b July 14, 1917. 2. Helen Marie, b July 7, 1919. [49-973] EDGAR W. EVERETT, b Apr. 21, 1896; s Thomas E. and Ruth (Westwood) Everett [49-410]; m Nov. 8, 1914, MIRIAM BUTTS, b Oct. 25, 1897; dau John and Susanna (Shirey) Butts. Stone cutter; res. Mahanoy City, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Dorothy Alice, b June 11, 1915. 2. John Elmer, b Jan. 24, 1917. 3. Bertha Mae, b Sept. 11, 1919. [49-974] EDMUND WILLIAM CHARLES KRATZER, b June 2, 1891 ; s Edmund N. A. and Mary A. (Everett) Kratzer [49-41 la] ; m Dec. 9, 1911, KATE M. KERN, b Aug. 16, 1892; dau Penrose J. and Maria (Reinert) Kern. Glass blower; res. Swedesboro, N. J. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Ruth Edna, b Oct. 30, 1912. 2. Hannah Marie, b Oct. 17, 1914; d Nov. 23, 1915. 3. Muriel Grace, b Aug. 23, 1918. [49-975] HANNAH MARY KRATZER, b June 13, 1893; dau Edmund N. A. and Mary A. (Everett) Kratzer [49-41 la] ; m Feb. 11, 1911, JOHN H. SCHUBERT, b Dec. 22, 1889; d Mar. 10, 1911 ; s William and Carolina (Fegely) Schubert. Machinist; res. 131 N. Poplar St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Alice R. C., b Sept. 4, 1911. [49-977] RUTH SARAH KRATZER, b Feb. 28, 1897; dau Edmund N. A. and Mary A. (Everett) Kratzer [49-41 la]; m Jan. 1, 1914, HAROLD W. KECK, b Sept. 10, 1894; s Milton and Sarah K. (Weiler) Keck. Shoe worker; res. 131 N. Poplar St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [49-978] HARRY RICHARDSON KRATZER, b Sept. 24, 1899; d Apr. 29, 1920; s Edmund N. A. and Mary A. (Everett) Kratzer [49-41 la]; m Apr. 23, 1916, HATTIE V. WILLIAMS, b Apr. 16, 1899; dau Robert and Elizabeth (Rex) Williams. Machinist. (1921.) One child: Everett H., b Oct. 9, 1916. [49-979] ELMIRA ELIZABETH SWINEHART, b Mar. 15, 1861; dau Harrison Y. and Mary D. (Hartranft) Swinehart [49-413]; m Mar. 14, 1888, HUGH J. UNRUH, b Oct. 7, 1860; s Philip J. and Maria (Kraus) Unruh. Hardware merchant; res. 762 High St., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Russell H., b Mar. 11, 1894. [49-980] ELMIRA HARTRANFT, b Aug. 8, 1865; d Sept. 15, 1900; dau Aaron D. and Catharine B. (Fryer) Hartranft [49-414]; m Jan. 11, 1886, JOHN SALTZER, b May 16, 1867; d Jan. 16, 1908; s Jonas and Matilda (Hallman) Saltzer. Carpenter; res. R. D. No. 5, Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [49-1369] 1. Harry, b July 19, 1886; m Irene Kern. [49-1370] 2. Maggie H., b Feb. 5, 1899; d Dec. 6, 1914; m Walter Johnson. [49-983a] HANNAH M. ENDY, b Apr. 16, 1859; dau Reuben and Lydia (Bechert) Endy [49-415]; m Apr. 24, 1880, STEPHEN BEARD, b Feb. 23, 1859; d May 30, 1911; s Stephen and Lena (Haas) Beard. Laborer; res. Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [49-1371] 1. Katie Agnes, b Jan. 21, 1882; m William Miller. [49-1372] 2. Harrison S., b Aug. 16, 1888; m Mamie Huey. [49-1373] 3. Hettie A. N., b Jan. 24, 1891; m Ammon Heckler. [49-1374] 4. George W., b Feb. 22, 1893; m Mary Mogel. [49-1375] 5. Mary M., b June 25, 1896; m William Mack. 810 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-983b] HANNAH (ENDY) BEARD, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 26, 1913, WILLIAM STOVER, b Aug. 3, 1845; s William and Mary (Wampole) Stover. Laborer; res. 853 Church St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) [49-984] HENRY E. MEST, b July 13, 1860; s Joseph and Mary (Endy) Mest [49-417]; m Feb. 7, 1891, VICTORIA F. WELLER, b Jan. 29, 1870; dau John and Mary (Fry) Weller. Laborer; res. Emaus, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [49-1376] 1. Mary W., b Mar. 6, 1892; m Joseph Fritch. [49-1377] 2. Tama W., b May 27, 1896; d Dec. 2, 1913; rn Charles Snyder. [49-1378] 3. Eva W., b Nov. 17, 1897; m Charles H. Leibensperger. [49-1379] 4. Daisy W., b Sept. 21, 1901; m Robert Zetelmoyer. 5. Morris W., b Jan. 2, 1904. 6. Katie W., b Oct. 28, 1907. 7. Henry W., b Feb. 28, 1912. [49-985] JOSEPH MEST, b Aug. 18, 1867; s Joseph and Mary (Endy) Mest [49-417]; m Feb. 13, 1892, HANNAH MIRANDA REINERT, b Aug. 8, 1867; dau Samuel and Kathryn (Beihl) Reinert. Laborer; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): [49-1380] 1. Allen R., b May 18, 1893; m Florence Swavely. [49-1381] 2. Gertrude R., b Jan. 15, 1895; m Harry Mensch. [49-1382] 3. Kathryn I., b July 31, 1899; m Raymond E. Knoll. 4. Joseph Henry, b Nov. 1, 1901. 5. Paul Wayne, b Sept. 8, 1904. [49-986] AMANDA MEST, b July 15, 1866; dau Joseph and Mary (Endy) Mest [49-417]; m Jan. 27, 1889, SAMUEL FRONHEISER, b Jan. 29, 1854; s Daniel and Katie (Mest) Fronheiser. Farmer; res. R. D. No. 1, Macungie, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Daniel M., b Feb. 4, 1890. [49-1383] 2. Nathan J., b Apr. 12, 1895; m Mabel M. Geist. [49-987] LENA SNABEL, b Oct. 31, 1858; dau William and Leah (Endy) Snabel [49-418]; m June 13, 1886, SYLVESTER KEHS, b June 21, 1860; s William S. and Mary (Wingerd) Ivehs. Watch¬ man; res. Bally, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [49-1384] 1. Minnie K., b July 2, 1887; d Nov. 24, 1917; m Richard Bolton. [49-1385] 2. Howard, b Aug. 23, 1889; m Ella Covely. 3. Bertha, b Dec. 10, 1890; d Dec. 12, 1890. [49-1386] 4. Ada, b June 16, 1897; m John Weinsteiger. [49-988] WILLIAM SNABEL, b Nov. 17, 1866; s William and Leah (Endy) Snabel [49-418]; m May 24, 1890, JENNIE E. CUSTER, b Apr. 15, 1869; d May 28, 1917; dau Harman and Elizabeth (Shaffer) Custer [184-368]. Packer; res. Spring City, Pa. (1920.) Children (12): 1. Bertha E., b May 14, 1891; m Harry Keffer. Herman E., b Jan. 6, 1893; m Bella Bulbock; Spring City, Pa. Ida M., b Oct. 8, 1894; m Harvey Umstead. 4. Kate E., b Feb. 26, 1896; m Roy Erhart. 5. William H., b Mar. 16, 1898; m Sarah Redman. 6. James M., b Aug. 2, 1899. Russel, b Oct. 20, 1900; d July 2, 1901. 8. Anna G., b Feb. 11, 1903. 9. Leroy W., b Jan. 16, 1905. Nov. 19, 1906. triplets, b Nov. 19, 1906; d Nov. 30, 1906. Apr. 30, 1907. [49-1387] 1. [49-1388] 2. [49-1389] 3. [49-1390] 4. [49-1391] 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 811 [49-989] SAMUEL SNABEL, b Apr. 17, 1872; s William and Leah (Endy) Snabel [49-418]; m July 14, 1894, ANNIE HAINS, b Sept. 22, 1874; dau Joseph and Caroline (Sassaman) Hains. Railroad laborer; res. Spring City or Royersford, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [49-1392] 1. Bessie, b June 1, 1896; m Grover Walters. [49-1393] 2. Carrie, b July 21, 1894; m Wellington Wentzel. [49-990] MARY ANN SNABEL, b Sept. 7, 1860; dau William and Leah (Endy) Snabel [49-418;] m Dec. 4, 1880, EDWIN MOYER, b Mar. 6, 1860. Res. R. F. D. No. 3, Boyertown, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [49-1394] 1. Sallie, b Feb. 25, 1883; m James Bechtel. 2. William, b May 10, 1885; Boyertown, Pa. [49-1395] 3. Harvey, b Apr. 12, 1887; m Emma Nester. [49-1396] 4. Oswin ) twinSt b juIy 28, 1890; m BeuIah M°yer' 5. Edwin J [ 6. Henry, b Feb. 11, 1895; d Oct. 18, 1895. 7. Mabel, b Nov. 3, 1898; Boyertown, Pa. [49-991] KATE ENDY, b Mar. 22, 1868; dau Matthias and Kate (Angstadt) Endy [49—419] ; m Apr. 29, 1887, WALTER LABE, b Oct. 1, 1868; s Cyrus and Lovina (Stutzman) Labe. Laborer; res. 837 Weiser St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Sallie L., b Nov. 28, 1888. 2. Bertha, b Dec. 25, 1901; d May 30, 1903. [49-992] LILLY ENDY, b June 1, 1878; dau James and Mary (Beideman) Endy [49-420] ; m Apr. 27, 1895, FRANK C. EDDINGER, b Feb. 29, 1871; s Elijah and Marie (Clouser) Eddinger. Laborer; res. Gilbertsville, Pa. (1920.) Children (9): [49-1397] 1. Minnie, b Aug. 28, 1894; m Daniel Burkert. 2. Harry, b Feb. 28, 1897. [49-1398] 3. Lulu, b Apr. 24, 1899; m Harris R. Baus. 4. Elda, b Jan. 13, 1906; d Aug. 26, 1910. 5. Leon, b Mar. 31, 1906. 6. Daisy, b Feb. 13, 1908. 7. Titus, b Feb. 24, 1909. 8. Marie, b Aug. 4, 1911. 9. Elsie, b June 23, 1914. [49-993] KATE B. ENDY, b Sept. 22, 1870; dau James and Mary (Beideman) Endy [49-420]; m Aug. 19, 1893, HENRY B. SEYLER, b May 28, 1859; s William M. and Sophia (Breidgham) Seyler. Traveling salesman; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [49-1399] 1. Norman E., b Oct. 23, 1893; m Bessie Dentzer. 2. Irene C., b Sept. 10, 1900. 3. Florence V., b Nov. 12, 1894; d Aug. 21, 1895. [49-994] SAMUEL MEST, b Jan. 2, 1869; s John and Amelia (Endy) Mest [49-421]; raFeb. 19, 1887, ELVINA SWAVELY, b Nov. 5, 1866; dau Peter and Anna Swavely. Res. Boyertown, Pa. (1920) Children (J): [49-1400] 1. Sallie S., m Abraham Renninger; Earlville, Pa. [49-1401] 2. Harvey S., b Oct. 7, 1888; m Sallie Haas. [49-1402] 3. Laura S., rn Edgar Heydt; Boyertown, Pa. [49-1403] 4. Wilmer S., b Dec. 9, 1893; m Lizzie Stauffer. 812 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-995a] MORRIS E. LEESER, b May 30, 1869; s Nathan and Elizabeth (Endy) Leeser [49-422] ; m LAURA LOUISE MATILDA GERY, ft Oct. 14, 1869; d Apr. 15, 1902; dau George G. and Sarah (Kline) Gery [36-58]. Children (7): 1. Jennie Charlotte, b May 6, 1889; m Edwin D. Eck. 2. Agnes Anna, b Mar. 28, 1891; d Jan. 28, 1917; m Irwin Frey. 3. Charles G., b Jan. 31, 1893; m Jean Epler. 4. Paul G., b June 23, 1894. 5. Morgan G., b Apr. 13, 1896; m Anna Searfass. 6. Howard G., b Dec. 4, 1897. 7. Warren G., b Mar. 27, 1900; d Aug. 13, 1901. [49 995b] MORRIS E. LEESER, same as above, m 2d time, MELTHA BENFIELD, b May 8. 1887; d Dec. 1, 1914; dau John L. and Emma (Nuss) Benfield. Res. Hosensack, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Nathan B., b Dec. I, 1904; d Sept. 7, 1905. 2. Nelson B., b Nov. 14, 1905; d, Sept. 21, 1906. 3. Alverda B., b July 3, 1907. 4. Ruby B., b Aug. 18, 1909. [49-997] SUSANNA E. LEESER, b Nov. 7, 1879; dau Nathan and Elizabeth (Endy) Leeser [49-422]; m May 28, 1898, ALLEN FRONHEISER, b Sept. 24, 1S72; s George and Sophia (Weller) Fronheiser. Farmer; res. R. D. No. 2, Barto, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Elizabeth S., b Oct. 17, 1898. 2. Anna S., b Oct. 30, 1903. [49-998] CATHARINE A. LEESER, b May 23, 1882; dau Nathan and Elizabeth (Endy) Leeser [49-422] ; m May 21, 1898, OSWIN ESHBACH, b Mar. 17, 1875; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Rohrbach) Eshbach. Res. 439 Pearl St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): 1. Walter G., b Nov. 8, 1898. [49-1408] 2. Florence M., b Mar. 5, 1900; m Harold W. Favinger. 3. Irwin G., b Jan. 8, 1902. 4. Cora E., b Oct. 8, 1903. 5. Lloyd G., b June 20, 1910. 6. Elsie G., b Apr. 27, 1913. [49-999] ANNIE M. ENDY, b Nov. 25, 1867; dau John and Hannah (Moyer) Endy [49-423]; m Nov. 7, 1886, SAMUEL HARING, b Nov. 7, 1863; s Philip D. and Matilda (Eckert) Haring. Car¬ penter; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [49-1409] 1. Carrie E., b Apr. 17, 1887; m Charles L. Hassler. [49-1410] 2. Elmer, b June 23, 1890; m Sara A. D. Reeser. [49-1411] 3. Warren, b Jan. 5, 1894; m Olivia Moyer; Bechtelsville, Pa. 4. Howard, b Oct. 26, 1899. 5. Nora, b Oct. 19, 1905. [49-1000] FRANK M. ENDY, b Dec. 18, 1S70; s John and Hannah (Moyer) Endy [49-423]; m ROSA REINERT, b Jan. 8, 1873; dau Samuel and Sallie (Buchert) Reinert. Res. Boyertown, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1919.) Children (4): 1. Morris, b Jan. 11, 1897. 2. Irene, b Jan. 22, 1899. 3. Mabel, b June 27, 1901. 4. Clarence, b Feb. 4, 1910. [49-1404] [49-1405] [49-1406] [49-1407] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 813 [49-1001] LIZZIE ENDY, b June 4, 1873; dau John and Hannah (Moyer) Endy [49-423]; m Dec. 24, 1892, ELMER E. LEVENGOOD, b May 22, 1871. Millworker; res. 472 Spruce St., Potts- town, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [49-1412] 1. Elsie M., b Apr. 11, 1898; m James W. Gerhart. [49-1413] 2. Verna R., b Sept. 25, 1903; m Paul Spacht. [49-1003] OLIVIA E. HERB, b Oct. 11, 1872; d June 7, 1919; dau John and Anna (Endy) Herb [49-424a] ; m MATTHIAS H. RHOADS, b Sept. 24, 1868. Sexton; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1919.) Children {3): [49-1414] 1. Beulah H., b Feb. 17, 1894; m James Conrad. 2. Verna H., b Dec. 2, 1895. 3. Dewey H., b Sept. 25, 1898; d Sept. 19, 1899. [49-1004] ANDORA HERB, b Apr. 6, 1876; dau John and Anna (Endy) Herb [49-424a] ; m Nov. 30, 1895, JEFFERSON FREY, b Nov. 1, 1874; s Isaac and Katie (Gehio) Frey. Carpenter; res. New Berlinville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [49-1415] 1. Granville, b Mar. 10, 1897; m Katie Gerash; New Berlinville, Pa. 2. Annetta, b Sept. 29, 1914. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [49-1005] EVA HERB, b Oct. 27, 1890; dau John and Anna (Endy) Herb [49-424a] ; m Sept, 24, 1910, CLINTON STIMMEL, b Sept. 18, 1889; s James and Amelia (Haas) Stimmel. Cigar maker; res. Bechtelsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Anna, b Jan. 30, 1911. 2. Minerva, Sept. 25, 1916. [49-1008] MARY GABLE, b Dec.. 25, 1864; dau William and Lydia (Hartranft) Gable [49-426]; m May 27, 1882, NICHOLAS M. FRYERMUTH, b Dec. 8, 1859; s Nicholas and Kate (Moser) Fryermuth. Teamster; Bethlehem Steel Works; res. 537 N. Front St., Reading, Pa, (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [49-1416] 1. Annie, b Apr. 4, 1883; m Charles C. Rhoads. [49-1417] 2. Nora, b Mar. 3, 1890; m Warren C. Rhoads. 3. Carrie M., b May 22, 1894. [49-1010] AMELIA W. HARTRANFT, b Dec. 20, 1875; dau Isaac S. and Mary E. (Wentzel) Hartranft [49-427]; m Nov. 27, 1909, GEORGE I. HILBERT, b Dec. 13, 1873; s Isaac and Amelia (Moyer) Hilbert. Police patrol driver ; res. 1442 Cotton St., Reading, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-1011] JOHN W. HARTRANFT, b Feb. 12, 1878; s Isaac S. and Mary E. (Wentzel) Hartranft [49-427] ; m Apr. 30, 1903, LIZZIE B. SCHAFFER, b Sept. 18, 1876; dau Henry and Maggie (Brown) Schaffer. Engineer; res. 515 South 12th St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) One child: Helen Leona, b Nov. 4, 1905. [49-1012] HOWARD DRUMHELLER, s Jacob B. and Elizabeth J. (Hartranft) Drumheller [49-428] ; m KATE HAAS. Res. Earlville, Pa. Children (10): 1. Charles, 2. Harvey, 3. Lawrence, 4. Jacob, 5. Anna Lizzie, 6. May, 7. Nora Ellen, 8. Mary Minerva, 9. Carrie Dora. (8 and 9, twins); 10. Annie Edwina. [ Hist. Berks. Co.; unable to complete.} [49-1014] ALICE WENTZEL, dau Henry and Amanda (Hartranft) Wentzel [49-429] ; m THOMAS BERGEY. Res. Reading, Pa. Children (5): 1. Ralph, 2. George, 3. Harry, 4. Thomas, 5. Mary, [ Unable to complete or verify.} 814 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-1017] MARGARET FOCHT, b Sept. 29, 1868; dau Jeremiah and Mary A. (Hartranft) Focht [49-430]; m Apr. 14, 1891, HARRY HARRISON PYOTT, b Dec. 19, 1867; s William and Rachel (Smiley) Pyott. Locomotive engineer; res. 1115 Green St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [49-1418] 1. Henry Harrison, b Feb. 11, 1892; m Eva May Spohn. [49—1419] 2. Clinton Focht, b Jan. 16, 1894; m Miriam E. Erb. [49-1420] 3. Mary Alice, b Jan. 3, 1897; m Earle D. G. Engler. [49-1019] FLORENCE FOCHT, b July 10, 1887; dau Jeremiah and Mary A. (Hartranft) Focht [49-430]; m May 20, 1911, ISAAC COOK LEE, b May 1, 1886; s George F. and Sarah Maize (Miesse) Lee. Ship joiner; res. 61 West 10th St., Chester, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Margaret Elizabeth, b Feb. 19, 1912. 2. Roberta Jeanette, b July 17, 1914. [49-1020] CLARA CATHERINE WISE, b Aug. 12, 1870; dau John Y. and Mary A. (Houck) Wise [49-434a] ; m Jan. 23, 1896, OSCAR SMITH, b Jan. 28, 1871 ; s William R. and Katurah (Miller) Smith. Carpenter; res. 1039 North 11th St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Oscar Smith had a daughter Violet by a previous marriage. Children {3): 1. Harold, b Aug. 13, 1897; d Oct. 26, 1918. 2. Earl, b Aug. 11, 1898; Reading, Pa. 3. Verna, b Feb. 24, 1900; d July 2, 1901. [49-1021] HOWARD H. WISE, b Nov. 20, 1872; s John Y. and Mary A. (Houck) Wise [49-434a] ; m Dec. 9, 1902, HATTIE AGNES FRANTZ, b Aug. 3, 1876; dau Jacob H. and Martha (Weidman) Frantz. Delivery Supt. ; res. Reading, Pa. (1919.) One child: Stewart Frantz, b July 12, 1915. [49-1031] REBECCA ROMICH, b June 29, 1879; dau William II. and Amanda (Wise) Romich [49-444]; m Feb. 18, 1905, SAMUEL B. MOYER, b May 10, 1882; s Joseph Y. and Amanda S. (Borneman) Moyer. Farmer; res. R. D. No. 2, Boyertown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Ruth, b Jan. 6, 1907. 2. Warren, b Feb. 5, 1909. 3. Mabel, b Aug. 18, 1910. [49-1032] WILLIAM W. W. ROMICH, b Oct. 15, 1880; s William H. and Amanda (Wise) Romich [49-444]; m Apr. 20, 1911, ISABELLE CARLIN, b June 23, 1878; dau Robert and Isabelle (Finey) Carlin. Baker; res. 5665 Belmar Terrace, Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Isabelle, b May 4, 1913. [49-1033] SALLIE ROMICH, b Dec, 8, 1883; dau William H. and Amanda (Wise) Romich [49-444]; m June 29, 1910, WILLIAM EARL NOBLE, b Mar. 7, 1888; d July 3, 1912; s James and Anna (Schaffer) Noble. Railroader; res. R. D. No. 2, Boyertown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. William R. Gift, b Aug. 23, 1902. 2. S. Grace R., b Nov. 4, 1910. [49-1036] MABLE ROMICH, b Oct. 29, 1891; dau William H. and Amanda (Wise) Romich [49- 444]; m Apr. 29, 1919, WILLIAM H. WEIDNER, b Apr. 12, 1881; s John and Rebecca (Hammes) Weidner. Farmer; res. R. 1). No. 2, Boyertown, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [49-1038] HARRY W. ADAMS, b Mar. 7, 1890; s William H. and Annie A. (Wise) Adams [49-448] ; ni Dec. 25, 1919, SARA Y. LEININGER, b Sept. 8, 1895; dau Daniel S. and Eva S. (Young) Leininger. Salesman; res. 530 South 1 6th St.) Reading, Pa. No issue. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 815 [49-1039] ELLA M. ADAMS, b June 27, 1894; dau William H. and Annie A. (Wise) Adams [49-448] ; m Nov. 26, 1914, CLAUDE SEIDEL, b Nov. 4, 1S93; s Benjamin H. and Ida (Fisher) Seidel. Knitter; res. Esterly, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Neil Adams 2. June Frances twins, b May 12, 1918. [49-1040] IDA R. MATHIAS, b Aug. 18, 1881; dan James and Hannah (Rohrbach) Mathias [49-449] ; m Jan. 27, 1900, WILLIAM G. GABEL, b Mar. 10, 1877. Carpenter; res. Bechtelsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (9): 1. Mary M., b Aug. 5, 1900. 2. Walter M., b June 23, 1901. 3. Laura M., b Oct. 4, 1902. 4. Nora M., j twjns 5 july g 1905. 5. Cora M., J 6. Lester M., b May 19, 1910; d Jan. 15, 1916. 7. Le Roy M., b Sept. 29, 191*1. 8. Russell M., b Dec. 9, 1915. 9. Ruth M., b Mar. 10, 1917. [49-1042] MAGGIE R. MATHIAS, b July 14, 1885; dau, James and Hannah (Rohrbach) Mathias [49-449] ; m Dec. 22, 1906, REUBEN H. YERGEY, b Sept. 22, 1885; s Reuben and Amelia (Krauss) Yergey. Moulder; res. Bovertown, Pa. One child: Beulah, b Apr. 24, 1907. [49-1045] HOWARD MATHIAS, b July 1, 1888; s Mahlon M. and Mary (Reichard) Mathias [49-451] ; m Jan. 2, 1909, MAMIE R. MECK, b Oct. 11, 1888; dau Henry and Katie S. (Ritter) Meek. Res. Gilbertsville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Russel M., b June 27, 1909. [49-1046] MINERVA MATHIAS, b Sept. 12, 1891 ; dau Mahlon M. and Mary (Reichard) Mathias [49-451]; m May 10, 1913, LAWRENCE B. YODER, b May 4, 1892; s David H. and Louise M. (Barto) Yoder. Farmer; res. Barto, Pa., R. D. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Earl, b Dec. 5, 1914. 2. Harold, b Dec. 4, 1916. [49-1047] HERBERT MATHIAS, b Jan. 23, 1893; s Mahlon M. and Mary (Reichard) Mathias [49-451]; m June 3, 1916, ANNIE RENNINGER, b Mar. 5, 1897; dau Henry O. and Emma (Derr) Renninger. Farmer; res. Barto, Pa. (1919.) One child: Robert R., b Oct. 3, 1917. [49-1048] MARY MATHIAS, b Nov. 6, 1895; dau Mahlon M. and Mary (Reichard) Mathias [49-451]; m Dec. 5, 1914, RAYMOND K. ERB, b Nov. 12, 1895; s Reuben and Mary (Keeler) Erb. Farmer; res. Niantic, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Leslie, b June 17, 1915. 2. Mabel, b Apr. 2, 1918. [49-1049] EDWIN M. RHOADS, b July 5, 1889; s John and Sarah (Mathias) Rhoads [49-452]; m Feb. 20, 1913, IVA MAY MILLER, b Apr. 23, 1892; dau Oliver C. and Ellen (Weidner) Miller. Pres. & Treas. of Sanitary Company of America, Linfield, Pa. ; res. Boyertown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-1050] NORMAN M. RHOADS, b Nov. 18, 1893; s John and Sarah (Mathias) Rhoads [49-452] ; m Dec. 2, 1916, ANNA CATHERINE GRABERT, b June 6, 1895; dau Jacob Henry and Wilhelmina (Humberg) Grabert. Laborer; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Anna Lillian, b June 15, 1917. 816 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-1052] WILLIAM S. LEVENGOOD, b Nov. 27, 1855; s Jeremiah and Lucy Ann (Shirey) Levengood [49-470] ; m EMMA H. MOYER, b Feb. 10, 1851 ; d Aug. 24, 1918; dau Isaac L. and Emma (Moyer) Moyer. Res. Monocacy, Pa. (1921.) [49-1421] [49-1422] [49-1423] [49-1424] [49-1425] Children (7): 1. Charles E., b Feb. 25, 1881; m, Eli twins, b June 26, 1882; 4. George A., b Sept. 11, 1883; res. Norristown, Pa. 5. Lottie A., b Aug. 8, 1885; m Mark Thomas Darrah. 6. William E., b Oct. 4, 1887; m Mary Oxenford. 7. Sallie A., b Nov. 15, 1890; m Aaron F. Simon. 2. Lillie L. j 3. Katie L. J a,beth Wylie. m Charles G. Rhoads. d Feb. 1, 1883. [49-1052.2] EMMA S. LEVENGOOD, b Sept. 12, 1868; dau Jeremiah and Lucy Ann (Shirey) Levengood [49-470]; m Dec. 25, 1890, JOSEPH REITNAUER, b Dec. 14, 1862; d Sept. 1, 1919. Laborer; res. Monocacy, Pa. (1921.) One child: George Jeremiah, b Sept. 3, 1891; d Mar. 25, 1893. [49-1054] CHARLES SCHANTZ, b July 13, 1858; s John and Lavinia (Levengood) Schantz [49-471]; m May 21, 1881, EDITH HARTRANFT, b Mar. 25, 1861; dau John W. and Catharine (Bower) Hartranft, [49-301a]. Telegraph operator; res. Birdsboro, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [49-1062] HANNAH LEVENGOOD, dau George and Sarah (Reider) Levengood [49-474]; m CLEM RUSSELL, dec. Res. Pottstown, Pa. One child: [49-1426] Catharine, dec; m Daniel Miller or Drumheller; dec. [ Had issue.] [49-1063] CHARLES RAHN, b Jan. 10, 1867; s Charles and Christina (Levengood) Rahn [49-476] ; m Mar. 1, 1894, KATIE BREITENSTEIN, b Oct. 23, 1869; dau Daniel and Lucy A. (Boyer) Breiten- stein. Well driller; res. Douglassville, Pa. (1921.) One child: [49-1427] Mary, b Nov. 13, 1894; m Charles Yocom. [49-1066] SUSAN RAHN, b Sept. 12, 1878; dau Charles and Christina (Levengood) Rahn [49-476] ; m June 26, 1900, MONROE LADLE Y, b May 28, 1879; s G. N. and Mary A. (Sorber) Ladley. Motorman; res. 5648 Bloyd St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: [49-1428] Mary S., b Nov. 25, 1901; m John J. Long. [49-1070] CORA MAY HARTRANFT, b Jan. 13, 1865; d Dec. 23, 1912; dau Jefferson and Crissie L. (Hutchinson) Hartranft [49-481]; m GEORGE KERSTETTER, b Nov. 26, 1861; s Martin L. and Hattie A. Kerstetter. Res. R. D. No. 1, Turbotville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [49-1429] 1. Carrie Bell, b Nov. 15, 1898; m D. F. McFarland. 2. George Washington, b Apr. 22, 1891; Turbotville, Pa. 3. Joseph H., b Sept. 5, 1900; unm. [49-1071] ALBERTA MAUDE NICELY, b Apr. 22, 1871; dau John F. and Mary E. (Hartranft) Nicely [49-483]; rn June 24, 1896, GEORGE HANNER, b Oct. 16, 1862; s George F. and Barbara (Zeiger) Hanner. Furniture dealer; res. Montoursville, Pa. (1918.) Children (4)-' 1. Mary Elizabeth, b Sept. 12, 1899. 2. Henry Neuton, b Nov. 20, 1902. 3. Clarence, b Aug. 7, 1906. 4. Blanche Alberta, b July 4, 1912. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 817 [49-1072] REBECCA ELIZABETH NICELY, b Oct, 8, 1873; d July 14, 1907; dau John F. and Mary E. (Hartranft) Nicely [49-483]; m Mar. 22, 1892, JOHN ROLLAND FULLMER, b Feb. 11, 1866; d Apr. 29, 1906; s Joseph and Mary C. (Ebner) Fullmer. Children (2): [49-1430] 1. Charles Nicely, b Oct. 1, 1893; m Dorothy Kette Bayer. 2. John Rolland, b June 6, 1896; Pittsburgh, Pa. [49-1073] JOSEPH H. NICELY, s John F. and Mary E. (Hartranft) Nicely [49-483]; m CARRIE HARRIS. Have 3 children. Joseph H. Nicely lives at Montoursville, Pa., served as County Commissioner. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [49-1075] REV. GEORGE W. NICELY, s John F. and Mary E. (Hartranft) Nicely [49-483]; m Oct. 26, 1905, HARRIET E. WEIGLE, b Mar. 17, 1883; dau Elias D. Weigle. Pastor, St. Marks Lutheran Church; res. Hanover, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Daniel Weigle, b July 4, 1907. 2. Elizabeth Hartranft, b Sept. 4, 1909. [49-1076] JOHN STAUFFER, b Oct. 2, 1873; s George and Ella (Hartranft) Stauffer [49-484]; m June 5, 1915, MRS. ANNIE I. HOWELL (nee Sleppy), b July 21, 1873. Res. Watsontown, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1918.) [49-1077] BERT FORREST STAUFFER, b May 4, 1883; d Mar. 25, 1914; s George and Ella (Hartranft) Stauffer [49-484]; m May 17, 1913, MYRTLE RAY LYSTER, b Aug. 12, 1882. Res. Watsontown, Pa., R. D. (1918.) One child: Bert Lyster, b July 30, 1914. [49-1078] EVELYN JANE HEINEY, b Mar. 5, 1879; dau John R. and Vinnetta J. (Hartranft) Heiney [49-485]; m June 14, 1905, WILBUR H. FLECK, b Feb. 4, 1875; s Abram L. and Martha (Cryder) Fleck. Teacher, dean of Wyoming Seminary; res. Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [49-1079] CHARLES WARD HEINEY, b Mar. 24, 1881; s John R. and Vinnetta J. (Hartranft) Heiney [49-485]; m June 28, 1904, MABEL FOLLMER, b Mar. 9, 1882; dau Peter and Sarah V. (Wilcox) Follmer. Attorney-at-law; res. Montoursville, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. John Follmer, b Nov. 10, 1905. 2. Sarah Virginia, b Jan. 22, 1913. 3. Peter Follmer, b Oct. 19, 1914. [49-1080] J. LEE ROY HEINEY, b Apr. 30, 1883; s John R. and Vinnetta J. (Hartranft) Heiney [49-485]; m Mar. 28, 1907, SARA ELIZABETH FULTON, b May 25, 1883; dau Robert J. and Ella (Baker) Fulton. Cabinet maker; res. Montoursville, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Ella Vinnetta, b Dec. 6, 1907. 2. Wilbur LeRoy, b Jan. 10, 1915. * [49-1081] BERTHA MARY HEINEY, b Mar. 24, 1885; dau John R. and Vinnetta J. (Hartranft) Heiney [49-485] ; m June 23, 1909, GIBSON G. ANTES, b Nov. 12, 1880; s Frederick Thomas and Marie Watson (Caldwell) Antes. Coal merchant; res. 1125 Park Ave., Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Evelyn Maria, b May, 28, 1910. 2. Helen Ruth, b Oct. 18, 1912. [49-1082] MINNIE MAY HARTRANFT, b Oct. 28, 1885; dau Charles W. and Ida M. (Hoffman) Hartranft [49-487]; m Apr. 15, 1909, JOHN W. FOGELMAN, b Apr. 16, 1884; s Henry and Matilda (Shuman) Fogelman. Farmer; res. Watsontown, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1918.) One child: Charles Henry, b May 23, 1914. 818 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49 1083] EDITH PEARL HARTRANFT, b July 3, 1887; dau Charles W. and Ida M. (Hoffman) Hartranft [49-487]; m Sept. 9, 1909, ARTHUR E. STAHL, b Jan. 24, 1886; s Simon and Mary E. (Dieffenbach) Stahl. Farmer; res. Watsontown, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Gertrude Louise, b Oct. 11, 1911. 2. Ida Marie, b June 26, 1917. [49-1084] GEORGE WARD HARTRANFT, b Jan. 10, 1891; s Charles W. and Ida M. (Hoffman) Hartranft [49-487]; m Jan. 18, 1912, JULIA ANN ELLIOTT, h Feb. 10, 1892; dau Samuel B. and Matilda (Starr) Elliott. Farmer; res. Watsontown, Pa., R. D. No issue. (1918.) [49-1085] MARY FRANCES MOYER, b Mar. 5, 1865; dau Henry C. and Elizabeth (Cramer) Moyer [49-490]; m Dec. 21, 1892, SEYMOUR C. KETCHUM, b Mar. 27, 1860; s Seymour M. and Ruth (Catlin) Ketchum. Farmer; res. Moravia, N. Y., R. D. 18. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Walker Wood, b Jan. 13, 1895. 2. Miriam Elizabeth, b Aug. 15, 1896. 3. Ruth Catlin, b June 8, 1898. 4. Henry Clinton, b June 4, 1900. [49-1086] WILSON CRAMER MOYER, b Apr. 19, 1871; s Henry C. and Elizabeth C. (Cramer) Moyer [49-490]; m Apr. 20, 1892, GRACE WILLIAMS, b Oct. 10, 1870; dau M. L. and Sarah (Lee) Williams. Merchant; res. Geneva, N. Y. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Helen J., b Apr. 20, 1893; d F'eb. 1, 1917. [49-1431] 2. Harry M., b Oct. 7, 1894; m Alice McDonald. [49-1087] EMMA RANSOM, b Mar. 9, 1878; d June 15, 1901; dau Warren W. and Harriet N. (Moyer) Ransom [49-491]; m Nov. 25, 1897, ALBERT W. SMITH, b May, 1872; s David and Harriet (Johnson) Smith. Res. 104 U> Center St., Waverly, N. Y. (1918.) One child: Ransom David, b June 5, 1901. [49-1088] AARON JOSEPH MOYER, b May 27, 1874; s Aaron J. and Rebecca (Weaver) Moyer [49-494] ; m Aug. 30, 1913, ZENAIDE LUCINDA STAPLES, b May 24, 1887 ; dau Ames and Elizabeth (Walls) Staples. Certified public accountant; res. 9 First St., Dalton, Mass. No issue. (1918.) [49-1090] FREDERICK WEAVER MOYER, b Dec. 7, 1881; s Aaron J. and Rebecca (Weaver) Moyer [49-494]; m Apr. 10, 1912, HESTER ANN ORR, b May 11, 1885. Res. Hilliards, Ohio, R. D. No. 4. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Hester Ann, b Apr. 26, 1913. 2. Frederick Weaver, b Sept. 6, 1917. [49-1091] LIZZIE EMMA HOPFER, b Mar. 28, 1873; dau George H. and Martha E. (Moyer) Hopfer [49-495]; m Sept. 14, 1893, JAMES LEONARD BUCK, b Nov. 27, 1861 ; s Jacob and Hannah (Bishel) Buck. Dry Goods clerk; res. 430 Curtin St., South Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) Children (J); 1. Ethel Marie, b June 16, 1897. 2. George Leonard, b May 3, 1899; d Mar. 27, 1900. 3. Harold Wilson, b Feb. 24, 1901. 4. James Raymond, b Aug. 19, 1905; d Apr. 11, 1906. [49-1092] HARRY G. HOPFER, b July 16, 1878; s George H. and Martha E. (Moyer) Hopfer [49-495]; m Aug. 16, 1905, EVA MARIE LESKER, b Mar. 4, 1886; dau Charles L. and Mary (Dono- hoe) Lesker. Painter; res. 519 Curtin Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Eva May, b July 8, 1907. 2. Helen Anna, b Dec. 1, 1909. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 819 3. Richard Harry, b Oct. 24, 1911. 4. Lillian Gertrude, b Mar. 5, 1914; d July 9, 1914. 5. George Henry, b May 10, 1915. 6. Fred Lloyd, b July 20, 1917. 7. Emerson Harold, b Oct. 27, 1919. [49-1093] CLOYD FREDERICK HOPFER, b Mar. 21, 1885; s George H. and Martha E. (Mover) Hopfer [49-495]; m May 23, 1905, ELIZABETH MAY THOMPSON, b Dec. 31, 1891; dau William H. and Margaret E. (Hastings) Thompson. Mechanical draftsman; res. 153 Beaver Road, Emsworth, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Stanley George, b Dec. 12, 1906; d Dec. 18, 1906. 2. Margaret May, b Nov. 9, 1908. 3. Cloyd Frederick, b Dec. 11, 1911. 4. Dorothy Martha, b Jan. 21, 1913. [49-1095] WILLIAM HOWARD MOYER, b Mar. 24, 1883; s John C. B. and Zilpha E. (Haverly) Moyer [49-497]; m Nov. 6, 1911, ELSIE EUGENIA DAVIS, b Aug. 10, 1882; dan George W. and Marian Augusta (Rowley) Davis. Dentist; res. Baldwinsville, N. Y. No issue. (1918.) [49-1096] MARY MYRTLE DARRY, b June 19, 1873; dau Thomas and Lucinda J. (Hartranft) Darry [49-499]; m Nov. 1, 1893, E. DELBERT BROOKS, b June 9, 1869; s Jesse M. and Margaret (Gortner) Brooks. Farmer; res. Bristol, Ind. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Harold Ashley, b Nov. 29, 1894; d Nov. 1, 1919. 2. William Russell, b July 2, 1896. 3. Harry Orville, b Dec. 8, 1899; d Aug. 18, 1900. 4. Forrest Franklin, b Jan. 22, 1907. [49-1097] JOHN WILLIAM DARRY, b Dec. 19, 1875; s Thomas and Lucinda J. (Hartranft) Darry [49-499]; m Sept. 26, 1900, MAUDE EDITH LONG, b July 15, 1879; d Apr. 8, 1919; dau Charles L. and Sarah (Hass) Long. Boiler maker; res. Elkhart, Ind. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Nina Louise, b Jan. 23, 1904. 2. Betty Charlene, b Jan. 16, 1917. [49-1098] HARRY LEE DARRY, b Nov. 23, 1878; s Thomas and Lucinda J. (Hartranft) Darry [49-499]; m July 2, 1910, JENNIE GRACE KELLER, b July 2, 1885; dau Wallace N. and Mary Ellen (Bertch) Keller. Hoisting engineer; res. 707 California Ave., South Bend, Ind. No issue. (1918) [49-1099] JOHN LEON HARTRANFT, b Apr. 8, 1887; s Jacob A. and Iza M. (Wright) Hartranft [49-500]; m Oct. 26, 1912, KATE WILHELMINA KELLY, b Oct. 26, 1888; dau William Sherman and Kittle A. (Wheaton) Kelly. Doctor of dental surgery; res. 94 Main St., New Rochelle, N. Y. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Thomas Wheaton, b June 25, 1914. 2. John Leon, b June 22, 1918. [49-1102] EDWARD ORVILLE HARTRANFT, b Feb. 14, 1893; s John M. and Hannah E. (Bertch) Hartranft [49-504]; m June 16, 1915, MAY ORDWAY, b Mar. 23, 1898; dau Charles and Nora (Budd) Ordway. Painter; res. 928 Gordon St., Elkhart, Ind. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Thelma, b Aug. 21, 1915. 2. Paul, b Feb. 19, 1917; d Feb. 19, 1917. [49-1104] WALTER HARTRANFT RENN, b Sept. 2, 1880; s Timothy O. and Effie A. (Hartranft) Renn [49-505] ; rn Dec. 21, 1910, OLLIE MYRTLE BELL, b Mar. 26, 1886; dau Thomas Bell. Mail clerk; res. 611 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D. C., N. W. (1918.) 820 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children {3): 1. Effie Gertrude, b Jan. 10, 1912; d Jan. 31, 1913. 2. Frederick Bell, b June 13, 1913. 3. Matilda May, b Aug. 24, 1918. [49-1105] PHOEBE MAY RENN, b July 3, 1888; d Oct. 24, 1918; dau Timothy O. and Effie A. (Hartranft) Renn [49-505]; m Apr. 25, 1917, EARLE LEROY RENN, b Feb. 8, 1886; s E. E. Renn. Grocery store; Danville, Pa. No issue. [49-1106] EDNA OPP, b Apr. 22, 1883; dau Smith W. and Martha W. (Hartranft) Opp [49-506]; m Mar. 1, 1904, LEVI D. COLLEY, s Jonathan Colley. Res. 112 New St., Muncy, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Martha L., b July 16, 1906. 2. George Walter, b May 21, 1908. [49-1107] ELSIE IRENE BLACK, b Aug. 24, 1884; dau David and Mary (Hartranft) Black [49-507]; m Nov. 8, 1910, HOWARD H. SALLADA, b Jan. 16, 1879; s Daniel and Catherine (Wolf) Sallada. Laborer; Jersey Shore, Pa., R. D. No. 3. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Arthur E., b Apr. 19, 1913; d Apr. 22, 1913. 2. Catherine M., b June 1, 1914. 3. Orville F., b Nov. 12, 1916; d Apr. 2, 1917. [49-1108] MINA EDITH HARTRANFT, b Oct. 1, 1872; dau Joseph W. and Elmira R. (Little) Hartranft [49-508] ; m Nov. 18, 1896, CHARLES BUBB MYERS, b Aug. 29, 1870; s Henry Ludwig and Eugenia (Bubb) Myers. Machinist; res. 311 Walnut St., Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) Charles Bubb Myers died June 23, 1922. Children {2): [49-1432] 1. Mildred Irene, b Feb. 26, 1899; m Frederick Augustus Epler. 2. Luella Esther, b Dec. 26, 1901. [49-1109] MERTIE MELVINA HARTRANFT, b Apr. 27, 1874; daw Joseph W. and Elmira (Little) Hartranft [49-508]; m Dec. 18, 1895, MARSHALL CARSON, b Nov. 8, 1856; s George and Rachel (English) Carson. Res. Waterville, Pa. (1918.) One child: Myron Joseph, b Jan. 27, 1898. [49-1110] WILBERT FLACK HARTRANFT, b Feb. 16, 1881 ;s Joseph W. and Elmira R. (Little) Hartranft [49-508]; m Feb. 23, 1903, JULIA H. DYKINS, b Sept. 4, 1882; dau Daniel B. and Lydia R. (Esenwine) Dykins. Machinist; res. 1029 Tenth St., N. E. Washington, D. C. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Alida D., b Nov. 30, 1903. 2. Daniel D., b Feb. 4, 1909. 3. Joseph W., b July 17, 1916; d Nov. 6, 1916. [49-1111] LOLA LOUISE HARTRANFT, b Sept. 9, 1882; dau Joseph W. and Elmira R. (Little) Hartranft [49-508]; m Sept. 6, 1901, FRANK WILSON, b Apr. 13, 1883; s James and Ellen (Seidel) Wilson. Machinist; res. 312 Walnut St., Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) One child: Doren Wilbert, b Mar. 31, 1903. [49-1112] GUYAN CAMERON HARTRANFT, b Apr. 21, 1886; s Joseph W. and Elmira R. (Little) Hartranft [49-508]; m Feb. 1, 1916, BERTHA SHOUP, b Apr. 5, 1882; dau Charles S. and Miriam (Warren) Shoup. Machinist; res. 637 D. St., S. E., Washington, D. C. (1918.) [49-1114] CARRIE B. SPROUT, b Oct. 3, 1871; dau Samuel B. and Alice W. (Hartranft) Sprout [49-509]; m Sept. 12, 1895, ERNEST W. GERNERD, b Oct. 30, 1872; s James W. and Catharine (Miller) Gernerd. Merchant tailor; res. State College, Pa. (1918.) One child: Alice Catharine, b Oct. 26, 1901. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 821 [49-1115] EDWARD W. SPROUT, b Feb. 16, 1873; s Samuel B. and Alice W. (Hartranft) Sprout [49-509] ; m Sept. 24, 1902, MARTHA M. SCHOCH, b July 4, 1875; dau John C. and Sarah S. (Painton) Schoch. Machinist; res. 43 Filbert St., Milton, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [49-1116] NELLIE S. HORNER, b July 14, 1880; dau Barkley W. and Emily A. (Hartranft) Horner [49-510] ; m Feb. 25, 1897, J. B. ARNOLD, 6 Mar. 2, 1878; s George W. and Katherine (Toppan) Arnold. Farmer; res. Woodbridge, Va. (1920.) Children ( 14 )•' 1. George A., b Dec. 7, 1897. 2. Warren A., b Feb. 14, 1899. 3. William M., b Feb. 15, 1900. 4. Bruce W., b Jan. 26, 1901. 5. Anna E., b Feb. 15, 1902. 6. Irene K., b Mar. 26, 1903. 7. Uriah H., b May 1, 1904. 8. Hattie A., b June 20, 1905. 9. Leoda M., b Aug. 3, 1906. 10. Frank B., b Sept. 9, 1907. 11. Harvey, b Apr. 18, 1909. 12. Bertha, b Apr. 26, 1912. 13. Edward Lee, b Apr. 7, 1917. 14. Rowena, b Sept. 1, 1919. [49-1116.1] LUCY A. HORNER, b Jan. 16, 1885; dau Barkley W. and Emily A. (Hartranft) Horner [49-510]; m Oct. 18, 1904, CHARLES AUGUST NYLEN, b Aug. 13, 1870; d Aug. 9, 1913. Res. 2817 26th St., N. E., Washington, D. C. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Gladys V., b Oct. 29, 1905; d June 4, 1906. 2. Ira H., b July 3, 1908. [49-1117] MARGARET E. HORNER, b May 5, 1886; dau Barkley W. and Emily A. (Hartranft) Horner [49-510] ; m W. H. ALLEN, b July 20, 1875; s John T. and Margaret (Calvert) Allen. Railroad Service; res. Woodbridge, Va. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Rebecca May, b Oct. 4, 1905. 2. Harvey C., b Sept. 19, 1913. 3. Loraine, b Dec. 29, 1914. [49-1118] DORA MAY HORNER, b May 15, 1888; d Oct. 30, 1918; dau Barkley and Emily A. (Hartranft) Horner [49-510] ; m May 14, 1906, T. POWELL DAVIS, b Dec. 4, 1881; s Rufus Gordon and Julia (Lynn) Davis. Merchant; res. Woodbridge, Va. (1920.) Children {3): 1. Julia Phanetta, b Apr. 15, 1907. 2. Barkley Horner, b Sept. 30, 1908. 3. Russel Norman, b Aug. 16, 1912; d Mar. 13, 1913. [49-1119] JULIA C. HORNER, b Apr. 9, 1892; dau Barkley and Emily A. (Hartranft) Horner [49—510] ; m June 18, 1910, JAMES F. THOMPSON, b July 11, 1890; s D. W. and Sarah Thompson. Carpenter; res. 904 Longfellow St., N. W., Washington, D. C. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Marie, b Aug. 26, 1912. 2. Virginia, b Aug. 12, 1918. [49-1120] LOLA I. HORNER, b July 19, 1895; dau Barkley and Emily A. (Hartranft) Horner [49-510]; m Dec. 22, 1918, WILTON CARRICK, b July 28, 1890; s William and Rosa (Phipps) Garrick. Farmer; res. Woodbridge, Va. No issue. (1920.) [49-1121] BERTHA HARTRANFT, b Nov. 15, 1887; dau Clarence C. and Mary E. (Heberling) Hartranft [49-512] ; m ALBERT HAFER. Res. Muncy, Pa. 822 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-1123] ELMER C. METZGER, b May 21, 1889; s Harry C. Hartranft and Hattie A. (Strobert) Metzger [49-514]; m June 25, 1913, HATTIE I. YOUNG, b May 1, 1889; dau James and Elisabeth (Huntelton) Young. Farmer; res. Woodbridge, Va. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Hazel Lucile, b Mar. 31, 1914. 2. Robert Claud, b June 1, 1915. 3. Grace Irene, b Feb. 9, 1917. [49-1124] PAUL S. HARTRANFT, b July 31, 1897; s Samuel A. and Lulu M. (Smith) Hartranft [49-515] ; m May 25, 1918, MARY MARGARET GARDNER, b Nov. 5, 1897 ; dau Elmer A. and Mary (Connor) Gardner. Mechanic; res. 719 13th St., S. E., Washington, D. C. No issue . (1918.) [49-1127] MARY BELLE McKEE, b Aug. 6, 1887 ; dau George C. and Mary L. (Hartranft) McKee [49-524] ; m HUGH DONLY BARR. Res. Turbotville, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Faye Hartranft, b Sept. 18, 1906. 2. Ruth Wagner, b Jan. 13, 1908. 3. Son. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-1128] HORACE JACKSON HARTRANFT, b Jan. 12, 1893; s Harry J. and Alice (Johnson) Hartranft [49-525]; m Dec. 30, 1918, GRACE HUFF CRAWFORD, b Jan. 17, 1891; dau Francis Marion and Mary May (Huff) Crawford. Mechanical engineer; res. Tulsa, Okla. (1920.) No issue. [49-1129] RUTH MAY GAUGER, b May 1, 1887 ; dau Harry and Florence M. (Hartranft) Gauger [49-526]; m June 10, 1908, JOHN WATSON MOLTZ, b Nov. 14, 1885; s William R. and Laura (Weaver) Moltz. Electrical engineer; res. Watsontown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Roy Watson, b Oct. 2, 1915. [49-1130] LERA BELLE GAUGER, b Sept. 28, 1893; dau Harry and Florence M. (Hartranft) Gauger [49-526]; m Dec. 30, 1916, JOHN EDGAR KRUG, b Feb. 21, 1891; s Adam and Elizabeth (Shireman) Krug. Upholsterer; res. 612 3rd Ave., Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [49-1131] RALPH HARTRANFT YEAGER, b Feb. 17, 1886; s Theodore and Lizzie Jane (Hart¬ ranft) Yeager [49-527] ; m ANNA M. SIMONS. Berwick, Pa. Children (2): Harold and Eleanor. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [49-1132] VERA MARGARET YEAGER, b Jan. 31, 1894; dau Theodore and Lizzie J. (Hartranft) Yeager [49-527]; m Aug. 8, 1916, THOMAS P. FARRELL, b Oct. 10, 1889; s Richard and Ellen (McLaughlin) Farrell. Painter and decorator; res. 2123 Prospect Ave., Scranton, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [49-1133] JUDSON T. YEAGER, b Aug. 26, 1896; s Theodore and Lizzie J. (Hartranft) Yeager [49-527]; m Sept. 2, 1916, EMMA K. STILL, b Jan. 16, 1894; dau John and Emma (Brown) Still. Car inspector; res. 929 Willow St., Scranton, Pa. (1918.) One child: Ruth V., b Oct. 4, 1917. [49-1134] GEORGE LESTER HARTRANFT, b July 13, 1887; s Philip F. and Susan L. (Metzger) Hartranft [49-528]; m Mar. 22, 1911, RUTH HEILMAN, b Aug. 18, 1890; dau J. E. and Emma L. (Berger) Heilman. Furniture manufacturer; res. Montgomery, Pa. No issue. (1920.) Mr. George Hartranft was for a number of years Secretary of the Hartranft Family Association. (1919.) He placed at the editor’s disposal the minutes and records of the Association for more than thirty years, and in many other ways assisted in obtaining valuable data. The editor hereby expresses his gratitude for his assistance. [49-1134.1] FREDERICK M. HARTRANFT, b Apr. 11, 1898; s Philip F. and Susan L. (Metzger) Hartranft [49-528] ; m HELEN MARGARET HALL, dau J. F. Hall. Furniture salesman; Mont¬ gomery, Pa. (1922.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 823 Children {3): 1. Harold Franklin, b Jan. 27, 1919. 2. Philip Frederick, b Sept. 12, 1920. 3. Nancy Eleanor, b Sept. 30, 1921. [49-1 134.2] DR. ELMER RAYMOND DECKER, b Apr. 23, 1885; s Alexander and Rose M. (Hartranft) Decker [49-529]; m Sept. 28, 1911, ELSIE METZGER, b July 10, 1883; dau Ephraim Clark and Anna Belle (Herman) Metzger. Physician; Selinsgrove, Pa. Major Decker enlisted in the Medical Corps of the U. S. Service June 21, 1917, and was in charge of the Susquehanna Ambulance Corps. He was stationed at Camp Crance, Pa., from June, 1917 to June, 1918; — U. S. A. A. S. with the Italian Army from June, 1918 to Nov., 1918; — Base Hospital No. 47 France, from Nov., 1918 until April, 1919; — General Hospital No. 8, New York from Apr., 1919 until July, 1919. Major Decker was promoted to 1st Lieutenant in June, 1917, to Captain, in December, 1917, and to Major, in May, 1918. Major Decker was cited for bravery and received the Italian War Cross in November, 1918. He was discharged at U. S. General Hospital No. 8, New York, July 17, 1919. [49-1134.3] PAUL REVERE DECKER, b July 7, 1892; s Alexander and Rose M. (Hartranft) Decker [49-529]; m Apr. 18. 1914, RUTH AMANDA NOLL, b Oct. 24, 1890; dau Aaron and Minnie (Griffith) Noll. Sales manager; res., Montgomery, Pa. (1922.) Both Mr. and Mrs. Decker were teachers in the public schools of Pennsylvania for several years. Mrs. Decker is a director of the Red Cross of Montgomery and a trustee of the Montgomery Public Library. Children (3): 1. Aaron Noll, b Jan. 17, 1915. 2. Delmar Alexander, b Nov. 10, 1917. 3. Paul Revere, b Dec. 30, 1920. [49-1134.4] DR. PHILIP HAROLD DECKER, b May 7, 1894; s Alexander and Rose M. (Hart¬ ranft) Decker [49-529]; m CATHERINE SULLIVAN, b Apr. 12, 1892; dau James and Nellie (Culli- nane) Sullivan. Physician; res., Williamsport, Pa. Dr. Decker served in the Medical Department of the U. S. N. for twenty-eight months during the World War. (1922.) Children (2): 1. Lois Patrecia, b Mar. 12, 1920. 2. Joan Mai'ie, b Aug. 18, 1922. [49-1 135] MARIA S. HARTRANFT, b Dec. 17, 1857 ; dau Jacob and Sara A. (Stormfeltz) Hartranft [49—533 ] ; m Sept. 4, 1880, JOHN B. SPAHR, b Nov. 3, 1856; ,s John and Catherine (Brubacker) Spahr. Farmer; res. Manheim. Pa. (1919.) Children (11): [49-1433] 149-1434] [49-1435] [49-1436] [49-1437] 1. Clayton H., b Feb. 10, 1882; d May 28, 1887. 2. Sara Ellen, b May 4, 1883; d May 20, 1887. 3. Mabel May, b Nov. 30, 1884; m Elam S. Zimmerman. 4. Nora Viola, b Apr. 30, 1887; m Harry Adair. 5. Edna Naoma, b Aug. 6, 1888; m Jacob R. Carper. 6. J. Francis, b Sept. 8, 1890; m Elizabeth Bender. 7. John Harvey, b May 15, 1892; Manheim, Pa. 8. Elmer V. 9. Elam V. twins, b Aug. 22, 1894; m Anna M. Heagy. d Sept. 10, 1894. 10. L. Leroy, b Sept. 30, 1895; Manheim, Pa. 11. Bara H., b Sept. 15, 1899; d Mar. 5, 1920. [49-1136] SEVILLA HARTRANFT, b Nov. 21, 1859; dau Owen and Harriet (Lutz) Hartranft [49-536a] ; m Nov., 1878, CHARLES NEWTON DALY, b June 27, 1847; d June 14, 1907. Merchant; res. Shippensburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (10): [49-1438] 1. Howard H., b Dec. 21, 1879; m Cora Hummel. [49-1439] 2. Ezra H., b Nov. 11, 1881; ?n Edith Norval. 824 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-1440] 3. Anna M., b Oct. 29, 1883; m John W. Norval. 4. Emma E., b June 4, 1885; Shippensburg, Pa. 5. S. Catherine, b Jan. 1, 1889; 1344 N. 13th St., Phila., Pa. 6. C. Ella, b Feb. 20, 1891; 1234 N. 18th St., Phila., Pa. 7. Charles N., b Mar. 25, 1893; Rafatee, Ill. 8. Orfa B., b July 2, 1895; Shippensburg, Pa. 9. Elsa R., b Apr. 24, 1897; Shippensburg, Pa. 10. Alice M., b Sept. 7, 1902; Shippensburg, Pa. i [49-1137] HENRY L. HARTRANFT, b Apr. 17, 1866; s Owen and Harriet (Lutz) Hartranft [49-536a] ; m Aug. 4, 1887, ADDIE M. SPRECHER, b Apr. 30, 1865; dau Jacob H. and Mary J. (Mong) Sprecher. Res. 736 Chestnut St., Hagerstown, Md. (1919.) Children (2): [49-1441] 1. Mary E., b May 1, 1890; m Rev. Herman G. Snyder. 2. Charles J., b Sept. 12, 1892; d Dec. 5, 1897. [49-1138] REV. SAMUEL D. HARTRANFT, b Aug. 2, 1875; s Owen and Anna (Hunsperger) Hartranft [49-536b] ; m Jan. 9, 1896, SARAH MINNICH, b Jan. 4, 1874. Clergyman; res. Maugans- ville, Md. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Katharine, b Nov. 28, 1897. 2. George R., b Oct. 8, 1899. [49-1139] DAVID L. HARTRANFT, b Mar. 12, 1872; d Sept, 22, 1917; s Aaron W. and Catharine S. (Lesher) Hartranft [49-538a] ; m Nov. 16, 1905, FLORENCE EBERSOLE, b Jan. 5, 1878; dau Jacob F. and Casandra (Bagford) Ebersole. Farmer; res. Hagerstown, Md., R. D. No. 4. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Harold F., b Apr. 2, 1907. 2. Vernon L., b Dec. 16, 1908. [49-1140] EMMA L. HARTRANFT, b Apr. 3, 1876; dau Aaron W. and Catharine S. (Lesher) Hartranft [49-538a] ; m Oct. 20, 1898, EMMANUEL S. HYKES, b Aug. 17, 1872; s Samuel J. and Mary (Sollenberger) Hykes. Farmer; res. Marion, Pa, No issue. (1919.) [49-1141] JACOB L. HARTRANFT, b Feb. 1, 1878; s Aaron W. and Catharine S. (Lesher) Hart¬ ranft [49-538a] ; m Dec. 6, 1906, ANNIE E. HOLSINGER, b Feb. 23, 1885; dau Norman B. and Eliza J. (Myers) Holsinger. Farmer; Hagerstown, Md. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Homer LeRoy, b Nov. 12, 1907. 2. Hazel Blanche, b Oct. 4, 1909. [49-1144] AMANDA MEISKEY, b May 8, 1860; dau Peter and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Meiskey [49-540] ; m Sept. 26, 1885, ALBERT K. HUFFORD, b Oct. 6, 1854; s Samuel and Mary Ann (Kiehl) Hufford. Bricklayer; res. Lincoln, Lane. Co., Pa. (1921.) Children (2): [49-1442] 1. Monroe M., b May 9, 1893; m Bellva L. L. Brubaker. [49-1443] 2. Florence Irene, b July 12, 1895; m Harvey Shiffler. [49-1145] EMMA HARTRANFT, b Jan. 12, 1859; dau John and Susanna (Biddler) Hartranft [49-541] ; m NATHANIEL K. WEIT, b June 8, 1857. Res. Lititz, Pa. (1919.) Children {3): [49-1444] 1. Cora A., b Nov. 16, 1877; m Isaac B. Hoover. [49-1445] 2. Pliares J., b Nov. 6, 1879; m Mary P. Shoemaker. [49-1446] 3. Harvey F., b Mar. 20, 1885; m Mabel K. Snader. [49-1147] LIZZIE HARTRANFT, b July 30, 1864; dau John and Susanna (Biddler) Hartranft [49-541] ; m EDWIN WEIT. Res. Lititz, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 825 One child: [49-1447] John H., b 1877; m Mary E. Walters. [49-1148] ALICE HARTRANFT, b Sept. 23, 1865; dau John and Susanna (Biddler) Hartranft [49-541]; m Oct. 18, 1890, SAMUEL L. SHILLING, b May 9, 1867; s Michael and Maria (Linch) Shilling. Cigar packer; res. Ephrata, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-1149] KATE B. HARTRANFT, b Feb. 6, 1870; dau John and Susanna (Biddler) Hartranft [49-541]; m Oct. 9, 1886, GEORGE A. ULRICH, b Sept. 8, 1867; s Joseph and Mary (Correy) Ulrich. Brick and stone mason; res. Robesonia, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [49-1448] 1. Emerentia, b Jan. 23, 1886; m Fred R. Stephan. [49-1449] 2. Martin H., b Oct. 2, 1887; m Lillian E. Hoke. 3. Edwin Iv., b Jan. 3, 1890; d Mar. 20, 1894. [49-1150] MARTIN HARTRANFT, b Apr. 27, 1872; s John and Susanna (Biddler) Hartranft [49-541] ; m May 26, 1904, SALLIE BRUSMAN, b Oct. 28, 1880; dau Jacob Brusman. No issue. [49-1151] LEAH HARTRANFT, b Sept. 17, 1864; dau Jeremiah and Mary A. (Bixler) Hartranft [49-542] ; m Mar. 20, 1890, JOHN S. BURKHOLDER, b Apr. 18, 1860; s Ferdinand and Susan (Slabach) Burkholder. Cigar packer; res. Akron, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): [49-1450] 1. Mary Susan, b Oct. 2, 1890; rn Homer W. Burkey. 2. John H., b Apr. 20, 1893; d Dec. 27, 1894. [49-1451] 3. Annie Amanda, b Sept. 26, 1894; m Ralph L. Spotts. 4. Samuel H., b Apr. 3, 1897; Akron, Pa. 5. Stephen H., b Jan. 17, 1900; Akron, Pa. 6. Daniel H., b Jan. 8, 1902; Akron, Pa. 7. Martin H., b Apr. 12, 1904; d Feb. 23, 1905. [49-1152] SAMUEL B. HARTRANFT, b Oct. 9, 1871 ; s Jeremiah and Mary A. (Bixler) Hartranft [49-542]; m Jan. 30, 1902, ANNA HALLER, b June 20, 1873. Cigar maker; res. Adamstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. John H., b Nov. 23, 1905; d Jan. 25, 1906. 2. George, b Oct. 29, 1907. 3. Edwin, b June 18, 1909. 4. Florence, b June 3, 1911. [49-1153] MARY HARTRANFT, b July 1, 1875; dau Jeremiah and Mary A, (Bixler) Hartranft [49-542] ; m May 26, 1900, MARTIN LUTZ, b Sept. 29, 1879. Farmer; res. Terre Hill, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-1163] MARY A. WEAVER, b Aug. 18, 1877; dau Adam H. and Leah (Hartranft) Weaver [49-547]; m Jan. 8, 1898, LEONARD S. SEIBEL, b Sept. 2, 1877; s Michael and Sarah A. (Sloat) Seibel. Foreman; res. Ephrata, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [49-1452] 1. Florence May, b Aug. 30, 1898; m Reuben W. Auker. 2. Mary Ann, b Oct. 3, 1899; Ephrata, Pa. 3. Leonard W., b Aug. 24, 1906; d Aug. 15, 1910. 4. Kathryn Elizabeth, b Sept. 26, 1909. [49-1165] EMMA H. WEAVER, b Apr. 2, 1882; s Adam H. and Leah (Hartranft) Weaver [49-547] ; m Mar. 17, 1904, ELMER K. ADAMS, b Feb. 9, 1883; s Michael and Anna (Kling) Adams. Motor- man; res. 311 N. Market St., Lancaster, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Clara W., b Dec. 17, 1904. 2. Elizabeth W., b Dec. 12, 1908. 826 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Edna W., b May 25, 1910. 4. Ray W., b Sept. 30, 1913. [49-1167] ADAM H. WEAVER, b Sept. 10, 1888; s Adam H. and Leah (Hartranft) Weaver [49-547]; m Feb. 17, 1912, ANNA MAY STAUFFER, b Mar. 11, 1892; d Aug. 12, 1915; dau - and Caroline (Coldren) Stauffer. Silk weaver; res. New Holland, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy M., b July 17, 1912. 2. Clarence A., b Oct. 25, 1914. [49- 1168] KATIE WEAVER, b Sept, 8, 1890; dau Adam H. and Leah (Hartranft) Weaver [49-547] m July 19, 1910, HARVEY S. FELLENBAUM, b Feb. 22, 1888; s Thomas and Mary E. (Feister) Fellenbaum. Automobile mechanic; res. 402 Morton St., Chester, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): 1. Margaret, b Sept. 24, 1911. 2. Harvey, b Nov. 11, 1913. 3. Robert, b Nov. 21, 1915. 4. Norman, b Jan. 8, 1918. [49-1171] HENRY ENCK, s Elias and Mary A. (Kerchen) Enck [49-551]; m - Children (3): [49-1453] 1. William, m - ; Stevens, Pa., R. D. No. 2. 2. Jacob. [49-1454] 3. Sallie, m John Geiser. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify. ] [49-1172] THOMAS ENCK, s Elias and Marv A. (Kerchen) Enck [49-551] ; m - - . Stevens, Pa., R. D. No. 2. Children (3): [49-1455] 1. Susan, m Martin Steeley, Lititz, Pa., R. D. 2. Nathan. [49-1456] 3. Bella, m Effinger Hold; Schaefferstown, Pa. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49-1173] GEORGE ENCK, b May 13, 1853; d Jan. 30, 1911; s Elias and Mary A. (Kerchen) Enck [49-551]; m Aug. 3, 1873, ELIZABETH REED, b May 21, 1855; d June 21, 1898; dau Isaac and Hannah (Sphears) Reed. Children (6): 1. Franklin R., b Dec. 10, 1874; d Aug. 3, 1875. 2. Katie R., b Aug. 9, 1876; d Jan. 26, 1877. [49-1457] 3. George R., b Jan. 15, 1878; m Emma S. Ditzler. [49-1458] 4. James R., b Aug. 8, 1881; m Sadie M. Ruth. 5. Elizabeth R., b July 17, 1884; d Sept. 6, 1887. 6. Edwin R., b Dec. 6, 1889. [49-1174] WAYNE ENCK, s Elias and Mary A. (Kerchen) Enck [49-551]; m - - . Stevens, Pa., R. D. Children (6): 1. John, 2. Charles, 3. Fannie, 4. Howard, 5. Robert, 6. Albert. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [49 1177] CORAH D. WOLF, b Aug. 19, 1879; dau Samuel and Annie (Dissler) Wolf [49-553]; m Apr. 17, 1897, HENRY PIERNEISEN, b Mar. 19, 1873. Children (J): 1. Raymond, b Sept. 29, 1897. 2. Earle, b Dec. 9, 1906. 3. Bessie, b Mar. 17, 1910. 4. Ella, b Oct, 16, 1902; d Mar. 8, 1903. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 827 [49-1178] ELIZA RHOADS, b Apr. 14, 1854; dau Simon P. and Lydia (Hartranft) Rhoads [49- 554]; m Dee. 7, 1871, GEORGE WALTERS, b Aug. 25, 1849. Night watchman; res. 1942 Derry St., Harrisburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (9): [49-1459] 1. Lydia M., b June 15, 1872; d May 10, 1907; m Augustus Early. [49-1460] 2. Harvey M., b Nov. 14, 1874; m Bertha Miller; Cumberland, Pa. [49-1461] 3. Alice C., b Apr. 17, 1877; m John Shaeffer; 916 Dunkle St., Harrisburg, Pa. [49-1447] 4. Mary E., b Dec. 11, 1879; m John Weit. [49-1463] 5. Simon P., b Feb. 2, 1883; m Emma Nebinger; Penbrook, Pa. 6. George R., b Jan. 1, 1886; 9004 Ewing Ave., Chicago. Ill. [49-1464] 7. Charles E., b July 9, 1889; m Anna Hauck; 1020 21)^ St., Harrisburg, Pa. [49—1465] 8. Susan R., b Mar. 23, 1892; m John F. Fox. [49-1466] 9. Elsie M., b Nov. 6, 1894; m Frank Kepner; 1942 Derry St., Harrisburg, Pa. [49-1179] CYRUS RHOADS, b Apr. 16, 1857; s Simon P. and Lydia (Hartranft) Rhoads [49-554]; m Feb. 16, 1879, ELLA M. NELSON, b May 18, 1857 ; dau James and Ann E. (White) Nelson. R. R. Blacksmith; res. 3714 Texas Ave., Houston, Texas. (1920.) One child: [49-1467] Eva A., b Jan. 7, 1882; m H. C. Roberts; 3714 Texas Ave., Houston, Texas. [49-1180] MATILDA RHOADS, b Dec. 16, 1858; dau Simon P. and Lydia (Hartranft) Rhoads [49-554]; m Feb. 28, 1891, FREDERICK HENRY WEBER, b Dec. 9, 1861 ; s John F. and Wilhelmina (Hoin) Weber. Tailor; res. Hummelstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [49-1468] 1. Henry Frederick, b Feb. 4, 1894; m.Mary A. Carpenter. 2. May Hartranft, b Feb. 28, 1897; Hummelstown, Pa. [49-1182] SUSANNA RHOADS, b Aug. 31, 1874; dau Simon and Lydia (Hartranft) Rhoads [49-554]; m MILTON GRANT CARPENTER, b Feb. 22, 1874. Res. Ephrata, Pa. (1919.) Children (12): 1. Leon, b Nov. 2, 1892; m May G. Demmy. 2. Lydia, b Nov. 12, 1894; m Frank Snyder; Lancaster, Pa. 3. Lawrence, b Mar. 11, 1897; d Mar. 21, 1897. 4. Lloyd, b Feb. 20, 1898. 5. Mary Anna, b July 20, 1900; m Henry F. Weber. 6. Rudolph, b Sept. 17, 1902; d Mar. 29, 1912. 7. Raymond, b Sept. 20, 1904. 8. Harry, b Oct. 19, 1906. 9. Lester, b Jan. 31, 1909. 10. Charles, b Apr. 1, 1911. 11. Edith, b Apr. 15, 1913. 12. Roy, b Jan. 3, 1916. [49-1184] JOHN H. RHOADS, b Jan. 4, 1861 ; s Simon P. and Lydia (Hartranft) Rhoads [49-554]; m Mar. 2, 1880, ANNIE E. HENSEL, b Mar. 6, 1861; dau Alexander and Catherine (Krouse) Hensel. Automobile painter; res. 1602 Lynn St., Shamokin, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [49-1471] 1. Clara M., b Jan. 2, 1881; m Thomas S. Wheeler. [49-1472] 2. Harvey H., b Aug. 14, 1882; m Elizabeth Reed. [49-1473] 3. H. John, b Mar. 15, 1888; m Teresa Leib. [49-1474] 4. Florence E., b Feb. 21, 1886; m Calvin Berkheiser. 5. Bertram C., b Jan. 23, 1890; traveling salesman. 6. Walter O., b Dec. 21, 1892; unm; 1602 Lynn St., Shamokin, Pa. [49-1 185] THOMAS JEFFERSON HARTRANFT, b July 14, 1861 ; s Urias and Anna M. (Thomas) Hartranft [49-555]; m Oct. 23, 1880, ALICE N. BINGAMAN, b Apr. 12, 1862. Res. 721 North 9th St., Reading, Pa. [49-1469] [49-1470] [49-1468] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (7): 1. John B., b May 20, 1882; m Esther Pflum. 2. Sallie June, b June 18, 1884. 3. Lizzie B., b Oct. 30, 1880. 4. Urias F., b Feb. 23, 1889; m Elizabeth Weand. 5. Annie B., b Feb. 12, 1897. 6. Henry T., b Oet. 3, 1899. 7. Chester E., b Sept. 9, 1902. [Family Bible records.] [49-1186] SIMON PETER HARTRANFT, b Sept. 16, 1869; s Urias and Anna M. (Thomas) Hartranft [49-555] ; m Oct. 17, 1889, HARRIETTE CLAIR, b Oct. 27, 1871 ; dau Jacob H. and Martha (Workman) Clair. Carpenter; res. 535 South 11th St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Clara A., b Dec. 6, 1890; d Mar. 29, 1892. [49-1477] 2. Paul A., b Dec. 18, 1892; m Barbara Einsminger. [49-1478] 3. Harry T. J., b June 25, 1897; m Valeria Eckroth. 4. Esther M., b Sept. 22, 1900; d Nov. 4, 1901. 5. Helen A., b Aug. 8, 1902. [49-1187] EZRA HARTRANFT, b Dec. 5, 1870; s Urias and Anna M. (Thomas) Hartranft [49- 555]; 7n Sept. 15, 1895, ANNIE B. BUCH, b Mar. 23, 1870; dau David S. and Maria (Buffermoyer) Buch. Painter; res. 27 Marion St., Lititz, Pa. (1919.) One child: Bertha B., b Nov. 1, 1895. [49-1188] WAYNE HARTRANFT, b Feb. 14, 1873; s Urias and Anna M. (Thomas) Hartranft [49-555]; m Oct. 10, 1897, ELLA H. MILEY, b Jan. 4, 1880; d Sept. 4, 1916; dau Devan and Kate (Hartman) Miley. Shoe factory owner; res. Lititz, Pa. (1919.) One child: Ralph M b Aug. 31, 1902. [49-1189] LEMON HARTRANFT, b Sept. 15, 1874; s Urias and Anna M. (Thomas) Hartranft [49-555]; m Apr. 14, 1906, ALICE J. ECKERT, b May 18, 1862; dau Samuel and Amanda (Brown) Walmer. Laborer; res. 518 South 7th St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) One child: John, b Jan. 19, 1895. [49-1190] HARRY PIERCE HARTRANFT, b Sept. 6, 1877; s Urias and Anna M. (Thomas) Hartranft [49-555]; m Apr. 23, 1904, PHOEBE A. WOLF, b Nov. 8, 1878; dau Jacob and Hannah (Andes) Wolf. Salesman; res. 750 North 11th St., Reading, Pa. No issue. (1919..) [49-1192] JOHN W. HARTRANFT, b Jan. 26, 1868; s Henry C. and Catharine C. (Withers) Hartranft [49-557a]; m Nov. 16, 1889, MARY A. HOLLINGER, b Nov. 30, 1869; dau David and Sarah J. (Posey) Hollinger. Painter; res. Brunnerville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Pierce H., b June 25, 1890; Ephrata, Pa. 2. Alvin I)., b May 4, 1894; Brunnerville, Pa. 3. Emma M., b Aug. 11, 1902; Brunnerville, Pa. [49-1192.1] LOTTIE M. HARTRANFT, b Mar. 19, 1884; d Dec. 17, 1903; dau Henry C. and Christie A. (Carpenter) Hartranft [49-557b]; m Apr. 28, 1900, JOSEPH A. UHRICH, b July 13, 1881; s Joseph B. and Susanna M. (Book) Uhrich. Ford garage proprietor; res. Hummelstown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Susanna, b Oct. 2, 1900. Lottie M. Uhrich was burned to death while emptying an ash can. Her clothing caught fire, thus causing her death. Joseph A. Uhrich married a second time. [49-1193] REV. HARRY C. HARTRANFT, b Dec. 12, 1885; s Henry C. and Christie A. (Carpenter) Hartranft [49-557b]; m Feb. 18, 1910, GRACE GIRVIN, b Oct. 5, 1890; dau Austin and Mary (Phenegar) Girvin. Minister of Presbyterian Church in U. S. A.; res. Bend, Oregon. 828 [49-1475] [49-1476] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 829 Rev. Harry C. Hartranft is very successful in his ministry; and has built three churches since going to Oregon. Children (2): 1. Naomi Esther, b Mar. 24, 1911. 2. Preston Girvin, b Sept. 11, 1912. [49-1194] MABEL A. HARTRANFT, b June 6, 1888; dau Henry C. and Christie A. (Carpenter) Hartranft [49-557b]; m June 1, 1907, RALPH KELLER, b July 24, 1885. Master mechanic; res. Hummelstown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Mae H., b Nov. 26, 1907. 2. Paul C., b Mar. 29, 1910. 3. Russel, b July 4, 1912. 4. Kathryn Dolly, b Dec. 11, 1914. 5. Eva, b Mar. 17, 1918. [49-1195] EMMA HARTRANFT, b Feb. 21, 1868; dau Simon P. and Catharine (Schultz) Hartranft [49-558]; m May 9, 1891, JOHN W. DEMMY, b Apr. 10, 1870; s Urias and Mary (Wolf) Demmy. Laborer; res. Route 5, Lititz, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-1196] CLARENCE HARTRANFT, b Feb. 17, 1886; s Simon P. and Catharine (Schultz) Hartranft [49-558]; m Mar. 29, 1906, ALICE RUTH MECK, b Nov. 20, 1884; dau Simon and Hannah (Reed) Meek. Supt. of Gen. Cigar Co.; Reinholds, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Merla Marguerite, b Mar. 2, 1909. 2. Ernest Grant, b Feb. 18, 1912. 3. June Mare, b June 20, 1916. [49-1197] SALINDA EBERLY, b Nov. 2, 1867; dau Solomon and Lizzie (Elser) Eberly [49-558.1]; m Jan. 31, 1893, MONROE E. HOLSTEIN, b Aug. 10, 1868; s Elias J. and Mary E. (Shaak) Holstein. Produce dealer; res. Richland, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [49-1479] 1. Pauline Elizabeth, b Mar. 5, 1894; m Capt. John D. Boger. 2. Effie G., b Oct, 1, 1905. [49-1198] EMMA E. EBERLY, b Jan. 13, 1870; dau Solomon and Lizzie (Elser) Eberly [49-558.1]; m Jan. 5, 1905, CHRISTOPHER F. WISSLER, b Nov. 7, 1866; s Benjamin and Susan (Fry) Wissler. Secretary, Tri-County Electric Co.; res. Lincoln, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. B. Frank, b July 11, 1905. 2. S. Elizabeth, b Mar. 15, 1908. [49-1205] KATE HIRNEISEN, b May 25, 1866; dau John and Sallie (Eberly) Hirneisen [49-559]; m Jan. 3, 1888, WILLIAM FOLTZ, b Sept. 1, 1862. Res. Ephrata, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [49-1480] 1. John H., b Apr. 2, - ; m Mabel Royer; Ephrata, Pa. [49-1481] 2. William H., b Oct. 6, 1893; m Emma S. Heck. 3. Ella H., b May 3, - ; unm. [49-1206] SALINDA HIRNEISEN, b Mar. 13, 1870; dau John and Sallie (Eberly) Hirneisen [49- 559]; m Nov. 12, 1887, JOHN GETZ, b Oct. 3, 1864. Farmer and supervisor; res. Stevens, R. D. 2, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 8 ): [49-1486] 1. Reuben, b Mar. 18, 1888; m Susan Gerhart; Ephrata, Pa. [49-1487] 2. Milton, b May 24, 1890; m Sallie Sharp; Stevens, Pa. [49—1488] 3. Bertha, b Dec. 26, 1892; m Edwin U. Pannabecker. [49-1489] 4. Robert, b May 23, 1895; m Emma Harting; Stevens, Pa. 830 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 5. Walter, b July 30, 1897. 6. Norman, b Jan. 14, 1900. 7. Til lie, b Aug. 24, 1905. 8. Minnie, b Nov. 23, 1907. [49-1208] ELIZABETH HIRNEISEN, b Mar. 13, 1881; clau John and Sallie (Eberly) Hirneisen [49-559]; m Oct. 14, 1899, FRANK W. EBERLY, b Feb. 28, 1881; s Henry and Salenda (Wealand) Eberly. Farmer; res. Stevens, R. D. 2, Pa. (1919.) Children (11): 1. Irwin, b Mar. 31, 1900. 2. Harry, b Mar. 5, 1902. 3. Franklin, b Dec. 3, 1903; d Feb. 6, 1904. 4. Herman, b Jan. 3, 1906. 5. James, b Sept. 3, 1908; d Oct. 28, 1908. 6. Walter, b Sept. 17, 1909; d Sept. 21, 1909. 7. Alvin, b Aug. 24, 1910. 8. William, b Oct. 4, 1912. 9. Clayton, b Feb. 17, 1914. 10. Earl, b Aug. 10, 1916. 11. Lillian Grace, b Mar. 4, 1919. [49-1211] ANDREW HAUCK, b Apr. 2, 1867; s George and Katie (Eberly) Hauck [49-560]; m July 20, 1889, LYDIA WIELAND, b Aug. 2, 1867; dau Henry and Elizabeth (Eberly) Wieland. Farmer; res. Schoeneck, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [49-1490] 1. Samuel, b Apr. 15, 1893; m Ada Hagy. 2. Ada, b Nov. 16, 1897; Schoeneck, Pa. 3. Mamie, b Dec. 29, 1899; Schoeneck, Pa. [49-1212] MARY HAUCK, b Jan. 2, 1869; dau George and Katie (Eberly) Hauck [49-560] ; m Mar. 30, 1889, LEMON K. HARTING. Res. Denver, R. D. 2, Pa. Children (6): [49-1491] 1. Lizzie H., b Sept. 13, 1889; m James Pannebecker. 2. Landes H., b Jan. 2, 1892. [49-1492] 3. Katie H., b Dec. 11, 1895; m Stephen R. Wenrich. [49-1489] 4. Emma H., b June 26, 1898; m Robert Getz. 5. Sallie H., b July 25, 1900. 6. Mae H., b Aug. 9, 1908. [49-1213] PHARES E. HAUCK, b Oct. 28, 1871; s George and Katie (Eberly) Hauck [49-560]; m Feb. 16, 1895, SUSAN SHARP LEISY, b Sept. 27, 1874; dau David M. and Catharine (Sharp) Leisy. Carpenter; res. Denver, Pa. (1919.) One child: [49-1494] Harry L., b Sept. 10, 1895; m Frances M. Haskin. [49-1214] KATIE E. HAUCK, b Oct. 12, 1882; dau George and Katie (Eberly) Hauck [49-560]; m Feb. 24, 1906, SAMUEL K. HAINLY, b Mar. 7, 1880. Farmer; res. Stevens, R. D. 2, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. George Esmond, b Aug. 27, 1906. 2. Benjamin Franklin, b Dec. 2, 1907. 3. Chester Grant, b Nov. 13, 1908; d Mar. 29, 1912. 4. Katie Savannah, b Jan. 15, 1911. 5. Mary Elizabeth, b Sept. 25, 1912. 6. Harry Leon 7. Samuel Lee twins , b Nov. 19, 1915; d Feb. 20, 1919. [49-1215] IDA E. NETZLEY, b Sept. 2, 1874 ;dau Henry and Rebecca (Eberly) Netzley [49-561]; m Sept. 29, 1894, ROMAN S. LEISY, b Aug. 14, 1872; s David M. and Catharine G. (Sharp) Leisy. Cigar packer; res. Schoeneck, Pa. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 831 Children ( 2 ): 1. Frank N., b Apr. 11, 1896; d Apr. 18, 1896. 2. Norman N., b Sept. 25, 1900. [49-1216] LIZZIE NETZLEY, b May 9, 1877; d Dec. 4, 1905; dau Henry and Rebecca (Eberly) Netzley [49-561]; m Mar. 21, 1903, JOHN K. McQUATE, b Mar. 4, 1880; s John and Catharine H. (Kramer) McQuate. Cigar maker and coach painter; res. Denver, R. D. 2, Pa. (1919.) One child: Harold N., b June 30, 1903. [49-1217] WAYNE NETZLEY, b July 29, 1882; s Henry and Rebecca (Eberly) Netzley [49-561]; m June 11, 1903, LILLIE E. STUBER, b Oct. 10, 1882; dau John W. and Clara J. (Reber) Stuber. Cigarmaker; res. Schoeneck, Pa. (1919.) One child: Paul S., b Dec. 13, 1903. [49-1218] SALLIE HEHNLY, b May 16, 1878; dau Emmanuel and Annie (Eberly) Hehnly [49- 562]; m Dec. 1, 1900, CLINTON E. ENCIv, b Sept. 7, 1881; s Samuel K. and Catherine (Eberly) Enck. Cigarmaker; res. Stevens, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Alvin, b Jan. 8, 1906. 2. Elsie, b Dec. 28, 1909. [49-1219] LIZZIE HEHNLY, b Feb. 18, 1882; dau Emmanuel and Annie (Eberly) Hehnly [49- 562] ; m Jan. 12, 1901, MONROE WENRICH, b Nov. 8, 1880. Cigarmaker; res. Manheim, Pa., R. D. No. 6. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Mabel, b Feb. 28, 1902; d June 12, 1912. 2. Minnie, b Jan. 28, 1904. 3. Sallie, b May 3, 1905. 4. Jacob, b Aug. 3, 1906. 5. Edwin, b Nov. 17, 1908. [49-1220] MINNIE HEHNLY, b July 19, 1892; dau Emmanuel and Annie (Eberly) Hehnly [49-562] ; m Feb. 15, 1913, GRANT B. McDONOLTGH, b Jan. 26, 1894; s John G. and Alice (Bingeman) McDonough. Farmer; res. Stevens, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Alverta Grace, b Oct. 8, 1911. 2. William, b Oct. 1, 1913. 3. Anna May, b Apr. 13, 1916. [49-1221] ELSIE EBERLY, b Nov. 23, 1889; dau Samuel and Rebecca (Donmoyer) Eberly [49- 563] ; m June 1, 1912, CHARLES ALTHOUSE, b Jan. 13, 1891 ;.s John W. and Rebecca (Shimp) Alt- house. Carpenter; res. Ephrata, Pa., 269 Church Ave. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Abram E., b Dec. 30, 1912. 2. Chester E., b Apr. 13, 1917. [49-1222] WILLIAM D. EBERLY, b Dec. 26, 1894; s Samuel and Rebecca (Donmoyer) Eberly [49-563]; m Mar. 18, 1916, IRENE R. KELLER, b Dec. 5, 1897 ; dau Ezra S. and Kate H. (Reinholt) Keller. Cigar maker; res. Ephrata, R. D. No. 1, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy Virginia, b Dec. 23, 1914. 2. Kathryn Rebecca, b July 24, 1917. [49-1226] JOHN R. EICHELBERGER, b Apr. 2, 1859; s Urias and Martha (Eshleman) Eichel- berger [49-571]; m Aug. 26, 1884, EMMA LANTZ, b May 4, 1867 ; dau Isaac and Lena (Stewle) Lantz. Farmer; res. Plainfield, Box 41, R.D. 4, Illinois. (1919.) 832 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (8): [49-1495] 1. Isaac V., b July 2, 1885; m Teckla Erickson. [49-1496] 2. Ezra E., b Apr. 30, 1887; m Lizzie Jungels. [49-1497] 3. Albert S., b Mar. 21, 1889; m Clara Hommerding; Lockport, Ill. 4. Harvey L., b May 19, 1891. [49-1498] 5. Oscar V., b Oct. 28, 1893; rh Elsie A. Rott. 6. Walter D., b Sept. 12, 1898. 7. William M., b Aug. 2, 1900. 8. Ira Theodore, b Apr. 25, 1905. [49-1227] ABRAHAM EICHELBERGER, b Aug. 25, 1860; s Urias and Martha (Eshleman) Eichelberger [49-571]; m Jan. 1, 1885, KATIE SOLLENBERGER, b Nov. 26, 1863; dau Michael and Sarah (Etter) Sollenberger. Retired farmer; res. 68 Spring Ave., Naperville, Ill. (1919.) Children (3): [49-1499] 1. Carrie Mae, b May 29, 1889; m John Schusler. 2. Martha Ellen, b May 28, 1899. 3. Emery Delbert, b Apr. 6, 1902. [49-1228] SUSAN EICHELBERGER, b Sept. 11, 1862; dau Urias and Martha (Eshleman) Eichel¬ berger [49-571]; m Jan. 19, 1882, JAMES BROSSMAN, b July 28, 1857; s Jacob and Lydia (Setzer) Brossman. Retired farmer; res. Naperville, Ill. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Martha, b Dec. 27, 1882. 2. Celia, b Dec. 16, 1884. 3. George E., b June 19, 1887; d July 29, 1907. . [49-1500] 4. Arthur V., b Nov. 14, 1889; m May Found; Plainfield, Ill. 5. Earnest R., b Mar. 1, 1892. 6. Ruth A., b Feb. 12, 1895. 7. Lillian M., b June 16, 1898; d July 30, 1904. [49-1229] AMANDA EICHELBERGER, b Aug. 9, 1864; dau Urias and Martha (Eshleman) Eichel¬ berger [49-571]; m Dec. 30, 1903, ALBERT ROSS THOMPSON, b Sept. 26, 1858; s James and Susan (Hook) Thompson. Laborer; res. Naperville, Ill. (1919.) One child: Susan, b July 19, 1904. [49-1230] GEORGE EICHELBERGER, b Mar. 6, 1867; s Urias and Martha (Eshleman) Eichel¬ berger [49-571] ;m Feb., 1903, KATHRINE EIPERS, b Nov. 9, 1875; daw Matthew and Anna (Sauber) Eipers. Retired farmer; res. Naperville, Ill. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Anna Irene, b Nov. 20, 1906. 2. Marion Edna, b Nov. 12, 1908. [49-1232] RYAN R. ROCK, b Mar. 12, 1863; s Edward Z. and Salinda (Buchter) Rock [49-574]; m Sept., 1887, NAOMI B. HOWELL, b Nov. 28, 1861 ; dau Capt. Theodore and Mary Ann (LeVan) Howell. Locomotive fireman; res. Northampton, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Carrie S. H., b Aug. 16, 1888; d June 9, 1891. 2. Margery H., b June 18, 1892; Northampton, Pa. 3. Isabel I., b May 14, 1894; Northampton, Pa. 4. Mary A. S., b Nov. 26, 1896; d Sept. 22, 1909. [49-1233] EDWARD E. ROCK, b July 24, 1867; s Edward Z. and Salinda (Buchter) Rock [49-574] ; m Jan. 5, 1891, CARRIE V. SMITH, b May 22, 1867 ; dau Samuel Smith. Barber; res. Arkansas City, Kansas. Divorced in 1903. (1920.) [49-1235] REV. SAMUEL H. ROCK, b Apr. 6, 1872; s Edward Z. and Salinda (Buchter) Rock [49-574]; m Feb. 27, 1898, EMMA V. HUBER, b Aug. 15, 1863; dau John and Susan Myers (Weidler) Huber. Clergyman, and missionary to Indians; res. Banning, Cal., Box 45. (1919.) Rev. Samuel H. Rock died Jan. 16, 1922. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 833 One child: Elsie Philippine Louise, h Aug. 9, 1903. The early boyhood years of Samuel Rock were spent on farms in Northampton Co., Pa.; later he learned the trade of baking and followed this vocation for several years, until the call of God drew him to volunteer in His service. He entered Moravian Theological Seminary, Bethlehem, Pa., Sept. 1892. In 1896, before finishing seminary course he volunteered to go to Alaska as missionary to the Eskimos; and was accepted by Moravian Board and received a call to that service and field, Feb. 7. He was ordained to the ministry, May 10, and started for Alaska two days later; took up the work at Carmel, Nushagok River, Alaska July 6, 1896. After a term of nine years he returned to Lititz, Pa. on fur¬ lough; after a year and a half he left again for Alaska and took up work as school teacher and missionary at Bethel on Kuskokwin River. After ten years service there he returned to Lititz and in Sept. 1917, was appointed to serve the Indian congregation at Martinez Reservation (near Thermal), California. On Feb. 27, 1898, Rev. Rock was united in marriage with Emma V. Huber of Lititz, Pa. who was serving the Lord as missionary and school teacher at Carmel, Alaska. Served as postmaster in Alaska for seven years. [49-1236] HAYDEN ROCK, b Aug. 10, 1874; d Mar. 7, 1912; s Edward Z. and Salinda (Buchter) Rock [49-574]; m Apr. 27, 1906, SUSAN BUCHTER, b Apr. 18, 1S74; dau John and Sarah (Solathe) Buchter [49-577]. One child : Ellen Roberta, b Dec. 5, 1906. [49-1237] SUSAN (BUCHTER) ROCK, same as above, 6 Apr. 18, 1874; dau John and Sarah (Solathe) Buchter [49-577]; and wddow of Hayden Rock [49-1236]; m 2d time, FLOYD FRISBEE. Insurance Agent; res. Greentown, Pa. (1919.) [49-1238] VIRGINIA EARP HARTRANFT, b Sept,, 1866; d 1907; dau Charles R. and Hetty M. (Garrigues) Hartranft [49-584]; m HARRY COLBY. Children (2): [49-1501a] 1 L william G., b Nov. 26, 1892; d Aug. 5, 1919; m ( l' ^lsie J°n°s’ [49-1501b] 1 6 l 2. Louise Stotts. 2. Marshall H. - - [49-1239] WILLIAM G. HARTRANFT, b Feb. 14, 1868; s Charles R. and Hetty M. (Garrigues) Hartranft [49-584] ; m Oct. 15, 1891, VIRGINIA BROWNING NASH, b July 19, 1867; dau William II. and Anna (Cox) Nash. Retired cement manufacturer; res. Phoenix, Ariz. (1921.) Children (2): [49-1502] 1. Charles Winfield, b Sept. 30, 1892; m Ollie Paulin. [49-1503] 2. William G., b Sept. 28, 1896; m Marcella Martin. [49-1240] MARSHALL V. HARTRANFT, b Feb. 14, 1872; s Charles R. and Hetty M. (Garrigues) Hartranft [49-584]; m LOUISE OWENS, b Nov. 25, 1873. Publisher of “First World,” and also Pres, of California Home Extension Ass. ; res. Sunland, California. (1921.) No issue. One adopted son, Richard Allen Hartranft. [49-1241] LOUIS P. HARTRANFT, b 1876; d Mar. 4, 1900; s Charles R. and Hetty M. (Garrigues) Hartranft [49-584]; m ELIZABETH DELACROIX. Res. Los Angeles, Cal. No issue. (1921.) [49-1242] JOSEPH BECKWITH HARTRANFT, b Feb. 15, 1890; s Joseph M. and Mary E. (Beck¬ with) Hartranft [49-588a]; m July 15, 1913, LEILA COOLEDGE SHERMAN, b Aug. 13, 1884; dau Richard B. and Florence (Cooledge) Sherman. Manager for Devoe & Raynolds Co., Inc.; 1021 Broad¬ way, Cincinnati, Ohio. One child: Joseph Beckwith, b May 24, 1915. [49-1244] CHARLES LOUIS SAYRES, b May 25, 1881; s George W. and Sarah J. (Hartranft) Sayres [49-589]; m ANNIE H. - ; Pennsgrove, N. J. Children (J): 1. Elsie, 2. Pearl, 3. Mildred, 4. Child, dec. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.} 834 Genealogical Record of the Schyvenkfelder Families [49 1245] MARY LOUISA SAYRES, b May 27, 1883; dau George W. and Sarah J. (Hartranft) Sayres [49-589]; m THOMAS HENNIS, dec. Res. of widow, Pennsgrove, N. J. Two children, both dec. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.} [49-1246] ELMER SAYRES, b Aug. 10, 1886; s George W. and Sarah J. (Hartranft) Sayres [49- 589]; m LENA SMITH. Res. 407 W. 26th St., Wilmington, Del. (1918.) Two children. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete.} [49-1247] GEORGE ALLEN SAYRES, b Feb. 1, 1889; s George W. and Sarah. J. (Hartranft) Sayres [49-589] ; m May 17, 1910, NELLIE McCULLIN, b Feb. 6, 1890; dau William and Mary (Kane) McCullin. Confectionery arid ice cream dealer; res. 101 S. Franklin St., Wilmington, Del. (1921.) Children (5): 1. Earl, b Apr. 23, 1911. 2. Alice, b Nov. 4, 1913. 3. Catherine, b Apr. 15, 1915. 4. Theodore A., b Feb. 23, 1917. 5. William, b Dec. 28, 1920; d Dec. 30, 1920. [49-12531 EDITH B. CRAWFORD, b Mar. 31, 1887; dau Edward D. and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Crawford [49-591.3]; m May 1, 1902, SAMUEL C. KING, b Nov. 30, 1875. Res. 1004 Lombard St., Wilmington, Del. (1920.) One child: Calvin T., b July 2, 1903. [49-1254a] ALICE I. HEIL, b Feb. 22, 1880; dau Frank and Sarah A. (Wert) Heil [49-595]; m Aug. 14, 1902, WILLIAM W. HEFFELFINGER, b July 8, 1881; d, Dec. 13, 1906; s Freeman and Eliza (Dodendorf) Heffelfinger. Machinist; widow res. Lehighton, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Paul E., b June 19, 1903. 2. William A., b Nov. 7, 1906. [49-1254b] ALICE I. (HEIL) HEFFELFINGER, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 2, 1920, T. J. DONAHUE, b Aug. 12, 1872. Towerman; res. Lehighton. Pa. [49-1256] WILLIAM H. WERT, b Mar. 13, 1889; s John F. and Ida A. (Boyer) Wert [49-596]; m Feb. 11, 1909, MARY FENTON, b Dec. 30, 1891; dau William Ivon and Cathrine (Mantz) Fenton. Structural iron worker; res. Sunbury, Pa. (1920.) One child: William I., b Oct. 24, 1910. [49-1260] IDA M. YEAHL, b Oct. 24, 1888; dau Henry and Mary (Wert) Yeahl [49-597]; m Dec. 7, 1911, FRANK J. BURKE, b Aug. 3, 1881 ; s Richard and - — Burke. Trainman; res. Lehigh¬ ton, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Marion, b Sept. 1, 1912. 2. Myrtle Y., b Sept. 11, 1913. 3. William H., b July 25, 1915. [49-1261] MYRTLE W. YEAHL, b Dec. 22, 1896; dau Henry and Mary (Wert) Yeahl [49-597].; m July 22, 1919, WARREN A. KUNTZ, b Feb. 3, 1896; s Oscar W. and Ellen (Berlin) Kuntz. Private secretary; res. Lehighton, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [49-1263] NAOMI MARTHA WERT, b Feb. 11, 1893; dau Janies O. and Elmira J. (Best) Wert [49-600]; m C. ERNEST HOLLINSHEAD, b Feb. 3, 1890; s Charles E. and Sallie (Van Horn) Hollins- head. Res. 5036 Willows Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Evelyn Ruth, b Mar. 16, 1914; d Dec. 3, 1914. 2. Arlene, b Aug. 6, 1916. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 835 [49-1265] MONROE JACOB WALTER, b Feb. 18, 1887 ; s William A. and Lucy (Sigmund) Walter [49-605]; m 1911, SALLIE BARDMAN, b Apr. 3, 1891; dau Horace J. and Sallie (Shoemaker) Bard- man. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Leory B., b Sept. 13, 1912. 2. Horace William, b Nov. 11, 1913. 3. Lucy Sarah, b Jan. 16, 1915. 4. Cora B., b Apr. 17, 1917. 5. Mary Elizabeth, b June 16, 1918. [49-1266] HOWARD BERND, b Aug. 31, 1884; s Elmer K. and Annie (Pool) Bernd [49-608]; m, Oct. 31, 1914, ALICE TRAPP, b Jan. 30, 1892; dau John L. and Bertha A. (Quay) Trapp. Res. 207 Ridge Road, R. D. 1, Boothwyn, Pa. (1921.) One child: Ruth Trapp, b Sept. 9, 1916. [49-1268] BLANCHE BERND, b Mar. 16, 1896; dau Elmer K. and Annie (Pool) Bernd [49-608]; m July 1, 1918, HARRY LOMAN; s Augustus and Estella (Christman) Loman. Res. Philadelphia, Pa. (1921.) [49-1269] CLARENCE H. STOVER, b June 21, 18S9; s Harry J. and Hannah (Hartranft) Stover [49-610]; m Oct. 28, 1911, PEARL S. HARING, b Feb. 20, 1890; dau Rhine and Ella M. (Swartley) Haring. Foreman in Lansdale Foundry Co.; res. 339 York Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy C., b Sept. 14, 1914. 2. Herbert H., b Aug. 8, 1917. [49-1271] FLORENCE V. HARTRANFT, b Aug. 11, 1893; dau William and Sallie G. (Beck) Hart¬ ranft [49-611]; m Dec. 26, 1914, HIRAM R. CRESSMAN, b Aug. 17, 1892; s Edwin G. and Mary E. (Bachman) Cressman. Insurance agent; res. 7th and Line Streets, Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. H. Donald, b Jan. 19, 1916. 2. Eleanor E., b Sept. 28, 1918. [49-1272] ALMEDA L. HARTRANFT, b Sept. 13, 1895'; dau William and Sallie G. (Beck) Hart¬ ranft [49-611] ; m Oct. 2, 1915, HERMAN Y. MOORE, b June 10, 1892; s David and Hannah (Yoder) Moore. Mechanic helper; res. 50 East 3rd St., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) One child: Grace Helen, b June 13, 1916. [49-1273] PEARL M. HARTRANFT, b Mar. 1, 1898; dau William and Sallie G. (Beck) Hartranft [49-611]; m Dec. 22, 1917, ROBERT BOLIG, b Dec. 28, 1897; d Oct. 16, 1918; s William and Sevilla (Craft) Bolig. Machinist; res. Souderton, Pa. (1919.) One child: E. Robert, b Aug. 13, 1918. [49-1274] MINNIE HELEN GERHART, b Jan. 5, 1895; dau Harry H. and Margaret (Breininger) Gerhart [49-614]; m Sept, 10, 1914, REV. HENRY FRANCIS BROWN, b Aug. 11, 1893; s John H. and Mary (Nichols) Brown. Minister of the Gospel; res. 419 Market St., Corpus Christi, Texas. (1919) Children (2): 1. Loren Lester, b Sept. 22, 1917. 2. Doris Helen, b Apr. 8, 1919. [49-1275] IRMA GERHART, b July 10, 1896; dau Harry H. and Margaret (Breininger) Gerhart [49-614] ; m Sept. 5, 1917, CHARLES FREDERICK SCHILLING, JR., b Sept. 14, 1891 ; s Charles F. and Anna J. (Dunn) Schilling. Telegraph operator; res. 901 Fourth St., Sandusky, Ohio. (1919.) No issue. After their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Schilling spent a year at the Washington Missionary College, Takoma, where Mr. Schilling was pursuing a ministerial course. The outbreak of the war changed their plans, and Mr. Schilling was drafted into the U. S. Army, July, 1918. Because of his religious con- 836 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families victions lie refused to perform manual labor on the seventh day, as a result of which he was sentenced at Camp Sherman for a period of twenty-five years at hard labor at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. An appeal to the War Department brought investigation and he was released after serving part of his sentence. [49-1276] WILLIAM H. DETTRA, b Aug. 26, 1895; s Harry B. and Annie H. (Gerhart) Dettra [49-616]; m Oct. 7, 1916, LYDIA P. MALIN, b Feb. 6, 1897; dau S. Grant and Ella K. (Kinshall) Malin. Teacher, vocational education, machine shop practice; res. 112 Duncan Ave., Jersey City, N. J. (1919.) One child: Dorothy L., b Nov. 25, 1917. [49-1277] PAUL E. DETTRA, b Feb. 8, 1897; s Harry B. and Annie H. (Gerhart) Dettra [49-616]; m Feb. 12, 1916, CESIRA M. CRACCO, b May 30, 1894; dau Domenico and Edvige (Pellizzari) Cracco. Store owner; res. 492 Central Ave., Jersey City, N. J. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Ada E.. b Oct. 23, 1916. 2. Pauline A., b Aug. 3, 1918. [49-1278] HARVEY FETTERHOFF, b Sept. 20, 1873; s George A. and Jane (Antry) Fetterhoff [49-624]; m Dec. 25, 1889, CARRIE ZIMMERMAN, b Sept. 12, 1880; dau Charles and Elizabeth (Pike) Zimmerman. Merchant; res. Halifax, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Robert, b Mar. 16, 1901. 2. Marlin, b Aug. 12, 1903. [49-1279] VINCENT FETTERHOFF, b Dec. 27, 1874; s George A. and Jane (Antry) Fetterhoff [49-624]; in Feb. 22, 1900, ANNA STRAW, b Nov. 4, 1876; dau S. P. and - (Hochlander) Straw. Merchant; res. Halifax, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [49-1280] HERMAN HOKE, b Jan. 1, 1888; s Conrad and Magdalena (Antry) Hoke [49-625]; m May 3, 1913, KATIE REISCH, b Nov. 5, 1893; dau Henry and Anna (Hawk) Reisch. Shoemaker; res. Millersburg, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Martha I., b Nov. 6, 1913. 2. Paul H., b Nov. 18, 1915. 3. Marvin E., b Feb. 21, 1918. [49-1281] CARRIE ESTHER HOKE, b Nov. 17, 1890; dau Conrad and Magdalena (Antry) Hoke [49-625]; m Jan. 16, 1911, GEORGE HENRY KLINE, b Aug. 1, 1885; s George W. and Sevilla (Kra¬ mer) Kline. Car inspector; res. 18 Catawissa Ave., Sunbury, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Grace Esther, b Dec. 19, 1911. 2. George Lester, b June 22, 1913. [49-1282] RAYMOND HOKE, b Jan. 11, 1897; s Conrad and Magdalena (Antry) Hoke [49-625]; in Aug. 11, 1917, MARY SWAB, b July 1, 1899; dau John H. and Maggie D. (Blasser) Swab. Shoe maker; res. Millersburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Robert E., b Feb. 7, 1918. 2. Charles S., b Mar. 22, 1919. [49-1283] SARA HOKE, b July 20, 1898; dau Conrad and Magdalena (Antry) Hoke [49-625]; m Jan. 23," 1920, HARRY WRIGHT, b Jan. 2, 1897; s Archbald and Francis (Peterman) Wright. Laborer; res. Millersburg, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [49-1290] STEVEN L. BOWER, b Mar. 21, 1889; s Henry and Alice (Antry) Bower [49-626]; in Sept. 16, 1913, AMY SHOOP, b Feb. 17, 1893; dau William and Bella J. (Miller) Shoop. Office mana¬ ger; res. 1952 Bellevue Road, Harrisburg, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 837 Children (2): 1. Grace Eleanor, b June 28, 1914. 2. Margaret Lucille, b June 26, 1920. [49-1291] NEVIN A. BOWER, b Sept. 5, 1892; s Henry and Alice (Andre) Bower [49-626]; m GRACE SNOW. Res. 1242 Walnut St., Harrisburg, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [49-1292] RALPH ANDRE JURY, b Nov. 22, 1892; s Samuel and Ida May (Antry) Jury [49-627]; m Oct. 23, 1917, MARY ELLEN REGAN, b June 11, 1896. Res. 401 West Chase Street, Pensacola, Fla. (1920.) One child: Ralph Andre, b Feb. 5, 1920. Ralph A. Jury was in the U. S. Navy since Apr. 18, 1911 ; and was in the Landing Force at Vera Cruz, Apr. 22, 1914. During the World War he was stationed at Dunkirk, France, United States Naval Air Station. He was Chief Gunner’s mate in the U. S. Naval Aviation. [49-1293] CLOYD B. JURY, b Feb. 15, 1894; s Samuel and Ida (Antry) Jury [49-627]; m May 9, 1918, ADA LAIRD, b July 5, 1892; dau George and Katie (Fisher) Laird. Grocery clerk; res. 135 N. Marshall St., Lancaster, Pa. (1920.) Cloyd B. Jury served in U. S. Army during the World War. One child: Catharine Mae, b Nov. 20, 1919. [49-1294] BRYAN LEROY JURY, b Aug. 10, 1896; s Samuel and Ida (Antry) Jury [49-627]; m Nov. 23, 1919, CLARA FARINET, b June 15, 1898; dau Adolph and Mary (Zryd) Farinet. Baker; res. 1027 Market Ave., Canton, Ohio. (1920.) [49-1295] M. PAULINE JURY, b Jan. 23, 1898; dau Samuel and Ida (Antry) Jury [49-627]; m Mar. 9, 1918, ARTHUR PAXTON, b June 22, 1896; s David and Carrie (Fulkerson) Paxton. Baker; res. 525 West King St., Lancaster, Pa. (1920.) [49-1296] EMILY ELIZABETH WIEST, b Dec. 9, 1892; dau Edward F. and Josephine L. (Barn¬ hart) Wiest [49-630]; m June 7, 1917, REV. JOHN ERNEST MERTZ, b Feb. 8, 1895; s John A. and Clara M. (Reber) Mertz. Clergyman; res. Freehold, N. J. No issue. (1919.) [49-1301] EDGAR WILLIAM SNYDER, b Aug. 25, 1892; s Henry H. and Clara E. (Phillips) Snyder [49-637]; m July 20, 1916, MARY BLANCHE O’HARA, b Dec. 4, 1888; dau Frank S. and Annie B. (Parrish) O’Hara. Purchasing agent for Pa. Coal and Coke Corporation; res. Cresson, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Edgar William, b May 12, 1917. 2. Mary Elizabeth Johanna, b July 2, 1918. [49-1304] LOTTIE MAY ROYER, b Nov. 28, 1895; dau Milton N. and Kate (Schwenk) Royer [49-660] ; m June 1, 1918, ELMER D. HINKLE, b Aug. 13, 1896; s Milton H. and Ida (Blank) Hinkle. Cigar maker; res. Trumbauersville, Pa. (1921.) No issue. [49-1305] CARRIE T. GERHART, b Mar. 8, 1887; dau Monroe W. and Ella C. (Heany) Gerhart [49-664]; m Sept. 25, 1908, CHARLES F. LYON, b Jan. 21, 1879; s John T. and Helen B. (Tash) Lyon. Salesman; res. Norristown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Helen C., b Dec. 4, 1915. [49-1306] HARRY P. MADISON, b July 21, 1894; s Lemuel H. and Mary E. (Fetters) Madison [49-672a] ; m BELVA CHEESEMAN, b Feb. 20, 1893; daw Ellsworth and Mary E. (Kelly) Cheeseman. Res. R. D. 2, Sewell, N. J. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Mary E., b June 3, 1918. 2. Florence H., b Oct. 26, 1920. 838 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-1307] WALTER F. MADISON, b Sept. 17, 1898; s Lemuel H. and Mary E. (Fetters) Madison [49-672a]; m Jan. 1, 1918, RUTH WILLIAMS, b Nov. 22, 1899; dau John E.and Ellen (Irvin) Williams. Farmer; res. R. D. 1, Sewell, N. J. (1921.) One child: Eleanor, b May 23, 1918. [49-1309] HELEN JACOBY, b Feb. 13, 1876; dau Daniel and Katherine (Byer) Jacoby [49-677]; m REV. ERNEST H. PFATTEICHER, b July 28, 1874. Clergyman of Lutheran Church; res. 527 Washington St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Ernest Philip, b July 18, 1906. 2. Helen Emma, b Aug. 9, 1912. [49-1311] ESTHER LUBESSA HARTRANFT, b Mar. 10, 1882; dau Jonas S. and Sarah R. (Bech¬ tel) Hartranft [49-680]; ?n Feb. 21, 1906, SAMUEL S. ENGLE, b May 8, 1884; s Ottmer Gresh and Annie May (Eppeheimer) Engle. Blast furnaceman; res. 255 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. S. Douglass, b Apr. 15, 1908. 2. S. Stuart, b Feb. 6, 1910. 3. C. Roger, b Aug. 30, 1911. 4. Glenn H., b Feb. 20, 1915. 5. H. Leanore, b Aug. 9, 1917. [49-1312] MIRIAM REBECCA HARTRANFT, b Aug. 5, 1892; dau Jonas S. and Sarah R. (Bech¬ tel) Hartranft [49-680]; m Dec. 26, 1914, RAYMOND V. BINDER. Res. Kingston, Luzerne Co., Pa. One child: Gwendolyn LaRue, b Oct. 14, 1915. [Letters unans.; unable to verify.} [49-1315] EDNA LIRRIE GRESH, b Oct. 8, 1884; dau William P. and Maggie B. (Heim) Gresh [49-699]; m Nov. 4, 1909, FRANKLIN LOCH WRIGHT, b Dec. 14, 1880 ;s Willard Scattergood and Ella Rebecca (Loch) Wright. Lawyer; res. 827 W. Main St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Margaret Gresh, b Oct. 5, 1910. 2. Marshall, b Apr. 21, 1912. 3. Hamilton, b Sept. 26, 1914. [49-1316] WILLIAM KOOSER GRESH, b Sept. 6, 1889; s William P. and Margaret B. (Heim) Gresh [49-699]; m Apr. 27, 1916, MARGARET MERCEDES MULKEY, b Nov. 26, 1890; dau Owen Wynn and Margaret Cullenan (Finnigan) Mulkey. Cigar manufacturer; res. 218 E. Fornanee St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) One child: William K., b Jan. 12, 1918. [49-1316.1] SARA HEIM GRESH, b July 28, 1895; dau William P. and Maggie B. (Heim) Gresh [49-699]; rn June 1, 1918, DONALD F. LIPPINCOTT, b Nov. 16, 1893; s Alfonso Fithian and Sally Read (Brantley) Lippincott. Banker; res. Merion, Pa. (1922.) One child: Donald F., b Sept. 10, 1920. [49-1317] HELEN MAY HULING, b Julv 14, 1890; dau Watt M. and Annie L. (Guinn) Huling [49-701]; m June 12, 1915, WILMER BOWERS COLEMAN, 6 Nov. 14, 1890; s William Bowers and Annie (Erdman) Coleman. Superintendent; res. 534 S. Yewdell St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1920.) Children {2): 1. Helen Lluling, b Nov. 2, 1917. 2. Wilmer Bowers, b Jan. 31, 1920. [49-1318] GERTRUDE LINEBAUGH HULING, b June 21, 1892; dau Watt M. and Annie L. (Guinn) Huling [49-701]; m Sept. 2, 1918, RALPH GILBERT BARNES, b Aug. 19, 1887; s Ralph Gilbert and Jesse Elvina (Hayden) Barnes. Builder; res. 5400 Haverford Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 839 [49-1319] MABEL E. HARTRANFT, b Mar. 21, 1883; dau Horace H. and Minnie C. (Mabus) Hartranft [49-707]; m Jan. 1, 1901, ARAH J. SAYER, b Sept. 3, 1880; s Samuel and Anna (Brand) Sayer. Section foreman; res. Cassopolis, Mich. (1921.) Children (5): 1. Charlie E., b Oct. 16, 1901. 2. Donald A., b Feb. 25, 1903. 3. Otto H., b Nov. 16, 1906. 4. Dorwin D., b Mar. 22, 1915. 5. Harry J., b Feb. 4, 1920. [49-1320] NELLIE HARTRANFT, b July 9, 1886; dau Horace H. and Minnie C. (Mabus) Hart¬ ranft [49-707] ; m Feb. 21, 1915, CARLTON W. RINEHART, b Nov. 22, 1869; s Abraham and Hannah E. (Denton) Rinehart. Real estate and farmer; res. Cassopolis, Mich. (1921.) No issue. Carleton W. Rinehart was County Clerk of Cass Co., Mich, from Jan. 1, 1905, to Dec. 31, 1912, and since that time has been Secretary of the Michigan Land Company of Cassopolis, Mich. [49-1321] LEO S. HARTRANFT, b June 11, 1892; s Horace H. and Minnie C. (Mabus) Hartranft [49-707]; m July 24, 1915, OAKLEY SAVELY, b May 10, 1898; dau Ephraim B. and Ida Belle (Ball¬ ard) Savely. Woodworker; res. Cassopolis, Mich. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Wilima B., b Mar. 19, 1916. 2. Cederic L., b Jan. 31, 1918. 3. June V., b Feb. 6, 1920. [49-1322] LESTER JOHN HARTRANFT, b Feb. 18, 1896; s Horace H. and Minnie C. (Mabus) Hartranft [49-707]; m June 18, 1919, ALTA FERNE SHAFF, b Aug. 9, 1897; dau John William and Cora May (Young) Shaff. Tool and die worker; res. 434 S. Main St., South Bend, Ind. (1921.) No issue. [49-1323] SAMUEL G. HARTRANFT, b Mar. 16, 1891; s Oscar and Martha A. (Peck) Hartranft [49-708]; m June 27, 1915, ORPHA KELLEY, b Mar. 6, 1899; dau William A. and Ida (Love) Kelley. Butcher; res. Atascadero, Cal. One child: Carol A., b May 11, 1916. [49-1324] ROBERT BRUCE HOFFMAN, b Sept. 2, 1885; s John and Elizabeth V. (Hartranft) Hoffman [49-710]; m Sept. 20, 1911, ETHEL MAE POWELL, b Feb. 16, 1886; dau Curtis and Nancy L. (Hamilton) Powell. Farmer; res. Constantine, Mich. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Roberta DeVere, b July 14, 1917. 2. Robert Bruce, b Mar. 13, 1921. [49-1326] GENEVIEVE CECIL HOFFMAN, b Sept. 25, 1890; dau John and Elizabeth V. (Hart¬ ranft) Hoffman [49-710]; m Sept. 17, 1913, RAYMOND E. ELLIS, b July 26, 1891; s Edward L. and Mary (Frank) Ellis. Building contractor; res. Estherville, Iowa. (1921.) One child: Maxine A., b Aug. 19, 1914. [49-1327] JOHN H. SEIGENFUSE, b Feb. 5, 1874; s William A. and Elizabeth (Hartranft) Seigen- fuse [49-754]; m June 7, 1910, FLORENCE CRAVEN, b May 5, 1872; dau John and Sarah (Stevens) Craven. Iron moulder; res. 902 Hamilton St., Columbus, Ohio. No issue. (1920.) [49-1332] WALDO EMERSON ZIEGLER, b Oct. 27, 1882; s J. Horace and Lydia H. (Alderfer) Ziegler [49-769]; m Apr. 11, 1908, ANNA M. GROFF, b June 6, 1885; dau Abram A. and Kate (Moyer) Groff. Farmer; res. Telford, Pa., R. D. 2. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Beula May, b Dec. 5, 1908. 2. Elsie Pearl, b Dec. 10, 1909. 3. Sara Evelyn, b Nov. 20, 1912. 4. Lydia Adelle, b May 11, 1917. 840 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-1333] LILLIE MAY ZIEGLER, b Sept. 20. 1885; dau J. Horace and Lydia H. (Alderfer) Ziegler [49-769]; m Nov. 6, 1907, STANLEY J. YERGER, b Sept. 27, 1886; s Samuel M. and Emma C. (Jones) Yerger. Credit clerk; res. 507 York Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Ada Geraldine, b June 24, 1917. [49-1334] KATE ALVERDA ZIEGLER, b Mar. 24, 1889; dau J. Horace and Lydia H. (Alderfer) Ziegler [49-769]; m Apr. 27, 1910, LAVIN A. GELLER, b May 18, 1888; s Abram S. and Sallie (Kulp) Geller. Bank clerk; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Thelma, b Mar. 5, 1918; d Mar. 5, 1918. [49-1335a] ANNIE ALICE ZIEGLER, b Nov. 18, 1891; dau J. Horace and Lydia H. (Alderfer) Ziegler [49-769]; m Oct. 24, 1911, JOSEPH A. PRICE, b Jan. 28, 1890; d Oct. 15, 1918; s Abram M. and Susan (Alderfer) Price. School teacher; res. Telford, Pa., R. D. 2. (1920.) No issue. Joseph A. Price was Superintendent of the Lederachville Sunday School; Justice of the Peace of Lower Salford Twp.; and Road Supervisor of Lower Salford Twp. [49-1335b] ANNIE ALICE (ZIEGLER) PRICE, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 24, 1921, JOHN JAMES WILES of Phila. Mr. Wiles was an Ensign in the U. S. Navy, and during his four years of service he made forty trips across the ocean on transports. [49-1336] JAY WARREN ZIEGLER, b Nov. 29, 1894; s J. Horace and Lydia H. (Alderfer) Ziegler [49-769]; m June 19, 1920, SADIE A. ALDERFER, b Dec. 22, 1895; dau Alvin C. and Mary L. (Alder¬ fer) Alderfer. Jay W. Ziegler served overseas one year in 316th Field Hospital, 79th Division. He is also Justice of the Peace. [49-1337] J. PAUL KRUPP, b Feb. 25, 1892; s Henry H. and Annie R. (Ziegler) Krupp [49-770]; m June 23, 1914, CATHARINE J. METZ, b Oct. 11, 1890; dau Peter A. and Sarah (Johnson) Metz. Res. Kulpsville, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. J. Paul, b Sept. 25, 1916. 2. H. Carl, b July 9, 1919. [49-1338] IRVIN T. BITTLE, b Nov. 20, 1887; s Edwin O. and Maria (Hartranft) Bittle [49-794]; m June 18, 1910, EDITH E. CLAUSER, b Dec. 23, 1887 ; dau Philip and Susan (Bush) Clauser. Cutter foreman in knitting mill; res. 1 East Liberty St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. (1920.) One child: Sylvia C., b Mar. 19, 1911. [49-1340] SAMUEL A. BITTLE, b Dec. 11, 1890; s Edwin O. and Mary (Hartranft) Bittle [49- 794]; m July 22, 1911, ANNA REBER, b Aug. 1, 1892; dau Isaac H. and Sarah E. (Stump) Reber. Brakeman; res. 458 Miltimore St., Reading, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Harold R., b Oct. 30, 1911. 2. Kenneth B., b Feb. 14, 1914. 3. Leonard F., b Dec. 7, 1916. 4. Eleanor E., b Jan. 20, 1919. [49-1341] HOWARD A. BITTLE, b Nov. 29, 1892; s Edwin O. and Mary (Hartranft) Bittle [49-794]; m Sept. 12, 1914, ESTELLA SPATZ, b Oct. 23, 1897 ; dau Roswell and Mary (Kuek) Spatz. Res. Muh¬ lenberg, Berks Co., Pa. (1921.) One child: Fredrick T., b Nov. 14, 1917. [49-1343] MARY HARTRANFT, b Aug. 31, 1892; dau Jacob and Alice (Heimbach) Hartranft [49-796]; m May 30, 1914, EARL GROFF, b Aug. 25, 1892; s Elmer and Amy (Ecker) Groff. Loco¬ motive engineer; res. 914 20th St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Alice, b Feb. 14, 1915. 2. Mary, b Nov. 17, 1916. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 841 [49-1344] PAUL M. HARTRANFT, b Oct. 18, 1896; s John F. and Carrie F. (Hocklander) Hart- ranft [49-797]; m Aug. 23, 1915, EVA M. HECKMAN, b July 26, 1894. Chief accountant for L. V. R. R. ; res. Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Margaret P., b July 19, 1916. f [49-1345] EVA MAY SAMMEL, b Nov., 1884; dau Azira W. and Emma R. (Hartranft) Sammel [49-800] ; m Dec. 25, 1915, FRANK BREADEN BOLTON, b May 8, 18S2 ; s Lewis and Dorcas (Garvey) Bolton. Clerk; res. 772 Hazelwood Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. (1919.) One child: Ruth Eleanor, b Aug. 25, 1917. [49-1346] HAZEL ADA DEICHMAN, b Mar. 22, 1885; dau Charles E. and Sarah A. (Hartranft) Deichman [49-801]; m June 25, 1910, CARL SALMON GEORGE, b Mar. 4, 1883; a Edwin L. and Lydia A. (Salmon) George. Rentals, W. W. Astor; res. 439 William St., Boonton, N. J. (1919.) No issue. [49-1347] IRENE GENEVIEVE DEICHMAN, b Oct. 12, 1886; dau Charles E. and Sarah A. (Hartranft) Deichman [49-801]; m Sept. 5, 1911, FRANK EUGENE SWART, b Aug. 6, 1887; s Samuel S. and Eva (Conboy) Swart. Advertisement expert; res. 444 Union St., Boonton, N. J. (1919.) No issue. [49-1348] RAY A. ACKER, b July 25, 1883; s John and Fannie E. (Hartranft) Acker [49-802]; m Aug. 14, 1917, IVA LORENA COON, b Aug. 13, 1894; dau Allen S. and Elpha (Seavy) Coon. Farmer and carpenter; res. Saegerstown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Esther Irene, b Sept. 25, 1918. [49-1349] LOUIS CLAIR ACKER, b Nov. 5, 1887; d Oct. 4, 1915; s John and Fannie E. (Hart¬ ranft) Acker [49-802]; m Apr. 15, 1914, JENNIE COON, b June 6, 1892; dau Allen and Elpha (Seavy) Coon. Farmer and carpenter; res. Saegerstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Clair Eugene, b Feb. 14, 1915. [49-1350] KATHLEEN V. MATTESON, b Apr. 18, 1895; dau Edward B. and Catharine (Hart¬ ranft) Matteson [49-804]; m Aug. 27, 1915, JOHN STANLEY McELFRESH, b Feb. 25, 1893; s John R. and Rosa (Brock) McElfresh. Oil refiner; res. Box 479, Paulsboro, N. J. (1919.) One child: John Edward, b Oct. 7, 1918. [49-1351] JOHN HARRISON HARTRANFT, b July 25, 1894; s John B. and Sophia (Brechtel) Hartranft [49-808]; m June 6, 1917, ANNA ADAMS, b Dec. 9, 1894; dau Winfield S. Adams. Time keeper; res. 45 E. Seymour St., Phila., Pa. (1917.) One daughter: Ruth Naomi, b Mar. 3, 1920. [49-1352] LEE W. ACKER, b Nov. 4, 1885; s Arelia H. and Emma (Montz) Acker [49-813]; m June 23, 1910, MINNIE TYSON, b Oct. 12, 1885; dau Franklin arid Rosetta (Ulshafer) Tyson. Su¬ perintendent of foundry; res. 442 Taylor Ave., Scranton, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Ellison Kenneth, b Mar. 30, 1911; d Mar. 17, 1916. 2. Doris May, b Nov. 3, 1912. 3. Lee Franklin, b May 8, 1914. 4. Pearl Rosetta, b Jan. 20, 1916. 5. Harry Tyson, b Sept. 16, 1918. [49-1353] THOMAS KISSINGER, b Apr. 14, 1894; s Thomas and Stella (Montz) Kissinger [49- 816a] ; m June 21, 1913, CORA STOSS, b Mar. 26, 1894; dau Joseph A. and Clara (Sayre) Stoss. Moul¬ der; res. 340 South 3rd St., Lehighton, Pa. (1919.) One child: Clara M., b Dec. 10, 1915. [49-1354] ROBERT FEIST, b Mar. 1, 1896; 5 Robert and Stella (Montz) Feist [49-816b]; m Feb. 27, 1915, MAMMIE MARSTELLAR, b Feb. 27, 1897; dan William and Ella (Irvin) Marstellar. Me¬ chanic; res. White Haven, Pa. (1919.) 842 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Geraldine, h Aug. 22, 1915. 2. Vivian, b Feb. 26, 1918. [49-1355] EMILY H. MAXWELL, b Mar. 4, 1890; dau William H. and Ella V. (Missimer*) Maxwell [49-844]; m June 25, 1914, JOHN L. KOERNER, b Feb. 20, 1884; s John and Mary (Ritter) Koerner Supervisor of schools; res. Audubon, N. J. (1919.) One child: John Maxwell, b Jan. 29, 1917. [49-1356] MILDRED LEE DAWSON, b Jan. 24, 1890; dau Russel S. and Emma H. (Dodson) Dawson [49-854.1]; m Apr. 4, 1912, FRANK McLEAN, b June 8, 1889; s Charles A. and Jane A. (Butters) McLean. Newspaper worker; res. 328 Fairfax Ave., Norfolk, Va. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Marjorie Dawson, b Apr. 30, 1913. 2. Charlotte Noel, b Dec. 25, 1916. [49-1357] JANET ROSAN DAWSON, b Sept. 9, 1894; dau Russel S. and Emma H. (Dodson) Dawson [49-854.1]; m Oct. 21, 1915, ROBERT BUTTS TAYLOR, b Nov. 1, 1889; s Henry Clay and Susan (Davis) Taylor. Branch mgr. Columbian Peanut'Co.; res. Ahoskie, N. C. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Joseph Dodson, b Sept. 4, 1916. 2. Mildred Keithley, b Oct. 20, 1919. [49-1358] WILLIAM LUCAS VENNING, b Mar. 4, 1886; s William L. and Sarah D. (Walter) Venning [49-853]; m June 5, 1912, RUTH ANNA GIBSON, b Nov. 1, 1890; dau Charles R. and Fanny (Campbell) Gibson. Salesman; res. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. (1919.) Children (2): 1. William Lucas, b Aug. 28, 1914. 2. Virginia Ruth, b June 10, 1918. [49-1359] SARAH DOVE VENNING, b Aug. 19, 1890; dau William L. and Sarah D. (Walter) Venning [49-853] ; m Apr. 23, 1913, ARTHUR FORRESTER LIDE, b Jan. 14, 1886 ; s Robert W. and Ann E. (Wilson) Lide. Insurance agent; res. 4 Court House Square, Charleston, S. C. (1919.) One child: Sarah Dove, b Aug. 24, 1914. [49-1360] EMMET HAHN VENNING, b Sept, 25, 1894; s William L. and Sarah D. (Walter) Venning [49-853]; m Apr. 18, 1917, MARTHA EARLE HILL, b Nov. 30, 1896; dau Samuel J. and Alja (Heriot) Hill. Cotton buyer; res. Hartsville, S. C. (1919.) One child: Marjorie Dove, b July 28, 1918. [49-1361] MABEL TAGGART, b Dec. 12, 1893; dau Joseph R. and Elizabeth C. (Hallowed) Tag¬ gart [49-860]; m Dec. 27, 1916, A. HURST WEAVER, b Sept. 8, 1888; s George and Rosalie (Corson) Weaver. Contractor; res. 203 Jacoby St., Norristown, Pa, No isstie. (1921.) [49-1362] MILDRED BENSINGER, b Aug. 15, 1897; dau James M. and Isabella (Hartranft) Bensinger [49-885]; m Dec. 21, 1913, WILLIAM EDWARD CLARK, b June 5, 1893. Clerk; res. Alabama City, Ala, (1919.) One child: James Edward, b Dec. 5, 1914. [49-1364] ESTHER DAVIDHEISER, b Aug. 31, 1894; dau William H. and Sarah C. (Gresh) Davidheiser [49-904a]; m July 2, 1914, CHESTER WEIDNER, b Sept. 23, 1892; s Calvin and Agnes (Greisimer) Weidner. Painter; res. Fleetwood, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Franklin, b Jan. 31, 1915. 2. William, b May 23, 1916. 3. Elmer, b Dec. 26, 1917; d Dec. 29, 1917. 4. Sara, b Apr. 11, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 843 [49-1365] OMEGA DAVIDHEISER, b June 23, 1899; dau William H. and Sarah C. (Gresh) Davidheiser [49-904a]; m July 3, 1919, HARRY K. HAINES, b 1896; s James and Katie (Keller) Haines. Clerk; res. 1515 Moss St., Reading, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-1366] LEROY O. EVERETT, b June 30, 1900; s J. Howard and Adda (Andreas) Everett [49- 962]; m Mar. 27, 1918, IDA REX, b Dec. 25, 1902; dau William P. and Mary J. (Fritzinger) Rex. Laborer; res. Andreas, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Morgan R., b Oct. 17, 1918. 2. Howard W., b Nov. 12, 1919. [49-1367] EDNA M. SNYDER, b Dec. 28, 1896; dau Charles and Clara (Ohlinger) Snyder [49-967] ; m Oct. 28, 1911, MONROE P. WERLEY, b Dec. 5, 1891 ; s Benjamin F. and Jemima R. (Achey) Werley. Farmer; res. R. D. 3, Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Irene F., b Mar. 7, 1912. 2. George M., b Aug. 22, 1916. 3. Charles B., b Apr. 15, 1921. [49-1368] MAMIE A. SNYDER, b July 13, 1898; dau Charles and Clara (Ohlinger) Snyder [49- 967]; m May 1, 1915, ALLEN J. CLAUSER, b July 7, 1895; s Oscar and Agnes (Schneck) Clauser. Gen. foreman for Lehigh Valley Transit Co.; res. 947 Oak St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Arabele, b Sept. 25, 1915. 2. Henry, b Apr. 13, 1917. 3. Richard, b July 19, 1920. [49-1369] HARRY SALTZER, b July 19, 1886; s John and Elmira (Hartranft) Saltzer [49-980]; m Feb. 21, 1914, IRENE KERN, b Aug. 14, 1893; dau Preston and Emma (Fryer) Kern. Iron worker; res. Pottstown, R. D. 5, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Stella May, b July 6, 1914. 2. Paul Leonard, b Mar. 16, 1916. 3. Helen Kathryn, b Nov. 19, 1917. [49-1370] MAGGIE H. SALTZER, b Feb. 5, 1899; d Dec. 6, 1914; dau John and Elmira (Hart¬ ranft) Saltzer [49-980]; m June 1, 1905, WALTER JOHNSON, b Sept. 18, 1886; s George M. and El¬ mira (Hatfield) Johnson. Draftsman; res. Sanatoga, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Arthur Leroy, b Sept. 9, 1905. 2. Laura Violetta, b June 14, 1907. 3. Evelyn May, b Dec. 11, 1909. 4. Maggie Alberta, b Dec. 5, 1914. [49-1371] KATIE AGNES BEARD, b Jan. 21, 1881; dau Stephen and Hannah M. (Endy) Beard [49-983a]; m Dec. 4, 1897, WILLIAM MILLER, b Jan. 27, 1872; s Edwin and Sarah (Haus) Miller. Teamster; res. 843 Church St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (£): [49-1504] 1. William E., b Mar. 22, 1900; m Mary Burkey. 2. Charles T., b July 2, 1903. [49-1373] HETTIE A. N. BEARD, b Jan. 24, 1891; dau Stephen and Hannah M. (Endy) Beard [49-983a]; m Feb. 17, 1920, AMMON HECKLER, b Dec. 15, 1887; s Thomas and Amanda (Hoffert) Heckler. Machinist; res. Ill Second Ave., Reading, Pa. (1920.) [49-1374] GEORGE W. BEARD, b Feb. 22, 1893; 6- Stephen and Hannah M. (Endy) Beard [49 983a]; m Nov. 17, 1913, MARY MOGEL, b July 3, 1895; dau Howard and Elizabeth (Ohlinger) Mogel. Brakeman; res. 1513 S. Cameron St,, Harrisburg, Pa. (1920.) 844 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 3 ): 1. George Howard, b Feb. 16, 1914. 2. Dorothy Elizabeth, b June 21, 1916. 3. Flora May, b Mar. 4, 1920. [49-1376] MARY W. MEST, b Mar. 6, 1892; dau Henry E. and Victoria F. (Weller) Mest [49- 984]; m Apr. 10, 1909, JOSEPH FRITCH, b Apr. 14, 1884; s Erwin and Elizabeth Fritch. Laborer; res. Alburtis, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Elmer J., b Oct. 2, 1909. 2. Edgar E., b Mar. 3, 1916. [49-1378] EVA W. MEST, b Nov. 17, 1897; dau Henry E. and Victoria F. (Weller) Mest [49-984]; m Apr. 22, 1916, CHARLES H. LEIBENSPERGER, b Feb. 28, 1882; s William A. and Hetty (Miller) Leibensperger. Res. Emaus, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Hetty V., b Jan. 14, 1917. 2. Arlene M., b Dec. 17, 1919. [49-1379] DAISY W. MEST, b Sept. 21, 1901; dau Henry E. and Victoria F. (Weller) Mest [49- 984]; m Dec. 24, 1919, ROBERT ZETELMOYER, b Sept. 21, 1899; s Isaac and Emma (Rhoad) Zettlemoyer. Laborer; res. Topton, Pa. (1920.) [49-1380] ALLEN R. MEST, b May 18, 1893; s Joseph and Hannah M. (Reinert) Mest [49-985]; m Dec. 1, 1917, FLORENCE SWAVELY, b Jan. 26, 1900; dau Calvin and Hettie (Trout) Swavely. Cigar maker; res. Gilbert sville, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Leon, b July 9, 1916. 2. Harold, b Jan. 20, 1919. [49-1381] GERTRUDE R. MEST, b Jan. 15, 1895; dau Joseph and Hannah M. (Reinert) Mest [49-985]; m HENRY MENSCH. One child: Clarence Wilson, b Feb. 10, 1914. [Letters unans .; unable to complete.] [49-1382] KATHRYN I. MEST, b July 31, 1899; dau Joseph and Hannah M. (Reinert) Mest [49-985]; m Dec. 23, 1916, RAYMOND E. KNOLL, b July 30, 1896; s George W. and Carrie V. (March) Knoll. Electrician; res. 105 N. Penn St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Douglass Earl, b Dec. 3, 1917. [49-1383] NATHAN J. FRONHEISER, b Apr. 12, 1895; s Samuel and Amanda (Mest) Fronheiser [49-986]; m Dec. 25, 1907, MABEL M. GEIST, b Nov. 22, 1896; dau William P. and Annie (Fegley) Geist. Machinist; res. Trexlertown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Catherine M., b June 6, 1908. [49-1384] MINNIE KEHS, b July 2, 1887 ; d Nov. 24, 1917 ; dau Sylvester and Lena (Snabel) Kehs [49-987]; m RICHARD BOLTON ; s John and Clara (Houck) Bolton. [Further data unobtainable.] [49-1385] HOWARD KEHS, b Aug. 23, 1889; s Sylvester and Lena (Snabel) Kehs [49-987]; m ELLA COVELY ; dau David and Endora (Kehl) Covely. Res. Reading, Pa. [Further data un obtainable.] [49-1386] ADA KEHS, b June 16, 1897; dau Sylvester and Lena (Snabel) Kehs [49-987]; m June 23, 1919, JOHN WEINSTEIGER, b Oct. 26, 1896; s John and Barbara (Winkler) Weinsteiger. Ship carpenter; res. 318 Union Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [49-1387] BERTHA E. SNABEL, b May 14, 1891; dau William and Jennie E. (Custer) Snabel [49-988]; m May 11, 1909, HARRY KEFFER, b Aug. 31, 1887; s Ambrose and Alberta (Lukens) Keffer. Stove nickel polisher; res. 129 Hall St., Spring City, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 845 Children (2): 1. Jennie Ella, b Oct. 2, 1910. 2. Mary Emma, b Feb. 26, 1915; d Dec. 22, 1916. < [49-1389] IDA M. SNABEL, b Oct, 8, 1894; dau William and Jennie E. (Custer) Snabel [49-988]; m June 14, 1917, HARVEY UMSTEAD, b Dec. 31, 1894; s Joseph and Elizabeth (Kulp) Umstead. Moulder; res. Spring City, Pa. Children (2): 1. William, b Apr. 5, 1918. 2. Joseph, b Feb. 28, 1919; d Mar. 3, 1919. [49-1390] KATE E. SNABEL, b Feb. 26, 1896; dau William and Jennie E. (Custer) Snabel [49- 988]; m Apr. 22, 1916, ROY ERHART, b Apr. 15, 1891. Glass worker; res. Royersford, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. James R., b July 25, 1916. 2. Roy E., b June 22, 1917; d Aug. 5, 1918. [49-1391] WILLIAM H. SNABEL, b Mar. 16, 1898; s William and Jennie E. (Custer) Snabel [49-988]; m Dec. 27, 1919, SARAH REDMAN, 6 June 19, 1897; dau J. T. and Marietta (Williams) Redman. Farmer; res. Spring City, Pa. (1920.) [49-1392] BESSIE SNABEL, b June 1, 1896; dau Samuel and Annie (Hains) Snabel [49-989]; m Mar. 14, 1912, GROVER WALTERS, b Jan. 29, 1892. Moulder; res. Parkerford, Pa, (1920.) One child: Samuel, b Sept. 14, 1913. [49-1393] CARRIE SNABEL, b July 21, 1894; dau Samuel and Annie (Hains) Snabel [49-989]; m June 29, 1916, WELLINGTON WENTZEL, b July 21, 1898. Laborer; res. Parkerford, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Wellington, b May 20, 1917. 2. Carrie, b Nov. 18, 1919. [49-1395] HARVEY MOYER, b Apr. 12, 1887; s Edwin and Mary Ann (Snabel) Moyer [49-990]; m May 18, 1907, EMMA NESTER, b Dec. 6, 1887 ; dau William and Caroline (Mest) Nester. Laborer; res. Eshbach, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Paul, b Oct. 13, 1908; d Apr. 11, 1911. 2. Elwood, b Mar. 26, 1910. 3. Alverta, b Apr. 5, 1916. 4. Dorsey, b July 31, 1918. 5. Myrtle, b Feb. 11, 1920. [49-1397] MINNIE EDDINGER, b Aug. 28, 1894; daw Frank C. and Lilly (Endy) Eddinger [49-992] ; m DANIEL BURKERT, b June 9, 1889; s Jonathan Y. and Alice (Guldin) Burkert. Manager of Sanitary Co. of America ; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Alma, b Feb. 16, 1913; cl Mar. 2, 1913. 2. Margaret Alverda, b Feb. 14, 1914. 3. Harold Franklin, b Oct. 2, 1919. [49-1398] LULU EDDINGER, b Apr. 24, 1899; dau Frank C. and Lilly (Endy) Eddinger [49-992] ;m Oct. 23, 1915, HARRIS R. BAUS, b Nov. 17, 1892; s David F. and Mary (Reichert) Bans. Trimmer of caskets; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Russell David, b Feb. 11, 1917. 2. Lillian Mary, b Oct. 12, 1918. 846 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-1399] NORMAN E. SEYLER, b Oct'23, 1893; s Henry B. and Kate B. (Endy) Seyler [49- 993]; m Mar. 24, 1915, BESSIE DENTZER, b Jan. 8, 1894; dau William F. and Lillian (Knipe) Dent- zer. Manager of hardware store; res. 532 North 10th St., Reading, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [49-1401] HARVEY S. MEST, b Oct. 7, 1888; s Samuel and Elvina (Swavely) Mest [49-994]; ?n Dec. 9, 1911, SALLIE HAAS, b Nov. 28, 1878; dau - and Emma (Swavely) Haas. Motorman; res. 1502 North 10th St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Charlotte, b July 9, 1912; d Mar. 4, 1913. 2. Leroy, b Apr. 13, 1915. 3. Vera, b Nov. 14, 1920. [49-1403] WILMER S. MEST, b Dec. 9, 1893; s Samuel and Elvina (Swavely) Mest [49-994]; m Feb. 3, 1912, LIZZIE STAUFFER, b June 3, 1891 ; dau Henry and Mary (Fronheiser) Stauffer. Cigar maker; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Lillian, b Nov. 26, 1912. 2. Lawrence, b May 3, 1914. [49-1404] JENNIE CHARLOTTE LEESER, b May 6, 1889; dau Morris E. and Laura L. (Gery) Leeser [49-995a]; m EDWIN D. ECK, b July 26, 1889; 5 Samuel G. and Malinda (Deysher) Eck. Res. 60 Wilder St., Aurora, Ill. (1919.) One child: Ruth Marion, b May 16, 1912. [49-1408] FLORENCE M. ESHBACH, b Mar. 5, 1900; dau Oswin and Catharine A. (Leeser) Eshbach [49-998]; m May 20, 1915, HAROLD W. FAVINGER, b Apr. 3, 1894; s William and Rena (March) Favinger. Military Service; res. 439 Pearl St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Ellen Virginia, b Sept. 13, 1915. 2. Douglas Blair, b Oct. 2, 1916; d Oct. 25, 1918. 3. Rena Cathrine, b Oct. 27, 1917; d July 11, 1918. 4. Robert Gerald, b Mar. 19, 1919. [49-1409] CARRIE E. HARING, b Apr. 17, 1887; dau Samuel and Annie M. (Endy) Haring [49-999]; m Sept. 29, 1906, CHARLES LEVI HASSLER, b Jan. 9, 1884; s Daniel M. and Emma A. (Ranck) Hassler. Laborer; res. Boyertown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Eva Mae, b Dec. 10, 1910. [49-1410] ELMER HARING, b June 23, 1890; s Samuel and Annie M. (Endy) Haring [49-999] ;m Dec. 24, 1914, SARA A. D. REESER, b Dec. 9, 1880; dau Jarius H. and Barbara L. (Drumheller) Reeser. Farmer; res. Yellow House, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-1412] ELSIE M. LEVENGOOD, b Apr. 11, 1898; dau Elmer E. and Lizzie (Endy) Levengood [49-1001]; m Dec. 12, 1914, JAMES WELDEN GERHART, b June 30, 1896; s James Adam and Millie (Yerger) Gerhart. Baker; res. 630 Spruce St., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Leonard E., b May 25, 1915. [49-1418] HENRY HARRISON PYOTT, b Feb. 11, 1892; s Harry H. and Margaret (Focht) Pyott [49-1017]; m Dec. 26, 1914, EVA MAY SPOHN, b Nov. 2, 1894; dau William F. and Ellen J. (Mest) Spohn. Mechanical engineer; res. 818 Pear St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) [49-1419] CLINTON FOCHT PYOTT, b Jan. 16, 1894; s Harry H. and Margaret (Focht) Pyott [49-1017]; m Feb. 28, 1920, MIRIAM E. ERB, b Aug. 12, 1899; dau Allen M. and Annie T. (Ehst) Erb. Machinist; res. 1115 Green St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Mary Lenore, b July 7, 1920. [49-1420] MARY ALICE PYOTT, b Jan. 3, 1897; dau Harry H. and Margaret (Focht) Pyott [49-1017]; m Aug. 7, 1920, EARL D. G. ENGLER, b June 23, 1896; s George and Emma (Fahler) Engler. Steam fitter; res. 1115 Green St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 847 [49-1421] CHARLES E. LEVENGOOD, b Feb. 25, 1881; s William S. and Emma H. (Moyer) Levengood [49-1052]; m Jan. 25, 1906, ELIZABETH WYLIE, b Dec. 13, 1882; dau Alexander and Ellen J. (Snyder) Wylie. Car repairer; res. Kutztown, Pa. (1920.) Children (12): 1. Lillian Y., b June 2, 1907; d Oct. 7, 1920. 2. William Alexander, b Sept. 25, 1908; d Apr. 7, 1910. 3. Robert Ethelbert, b Sept. 26, 1909; d Apr. 21, 1910. 4. George Harry, b Sept. 8, 1910; d Nov. 10, 1910. 5. Herbert Arlington, b Nov. 18, 1912. 6. Hazel Marne, b Feb. 1, 1913; d Sept. 9, 1913. 7. Gordon Harry, b Mar. 31, 1914. 8. Roselyn Emma, b July 8, 1915; d Jan. 2, 1916. 9. Bertram Wylie, b Aug. 8, 1917. 10. Arrita Sarah, b Oct. 11, 1918; d June 11, 1918. 11. Richard Winfield, b Nov. 6, 1919. 12. Walter Randolph, b Nov. 30, 1920. [49-1422] CHARLES G. RHOADS, b Sept. 21, 1880; s Mayberry A. and Mary A. (Schaffer) Rhoads [49-313]; m Apr. 1, 1905, LILLIE L. LEVENGOOD, b June 26, 1882; dau William S. and Emma H. (Moyer) Levengood [49-1052]. Farmer; res. R. F. D., Douglassville, Pa. (1921.) Children (7): 1. Irvin M., b Apr. 28, 1906; d May 4, 1906. 2. Lillie I., b Apr. 13, 1907. 3. Edgar K., b Mar. 31, 1909. 4. Harvey N., b Dec. 1, 1911. 5. William L., b Apr. 15, 1913. 6. Amelia L., b Apr. 15, 1915. 7. Nellie A., b Apr. 10, 1920. [49-1423] LOTTIE A. LEVENGOOD, b Aug. 8, 1885; dau William S. and Emma H. (Moyer) Levengood [49-1052]; m Sept. 25, 1909, MARK THOMAS DARRAH, b May 16, 1881; s Effinger M. and Rosa E. (Schearer) Darrah. Farm laborer; res. Earlville, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Eva Marcella, b Mar. 1, 1911. 2. Rosa Emma Viola, b June 27, 1913. 3. Mahretta Victoria, b Oct. 29, 1915. 4. Mark Thomas, b May 7, 1920. [49-1425] SALLIE A. LEVENGOOD, b Nov. 15, 1890; dau William S. and Emma H. (Moyer) Levengood [49-1052]; m AARON F. SIMON. Res. 1131 Green St., Reading, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Charles R., b Apr. 21, 1911. 2. Aaron F., b Jan. 10, 1912; d Mar. 19, 1916. 3. Virginia Mae, b Apr. 16, 1913; d Apr. 16, 1913. [49-1427] MARY RAHN, b Nov. 13, 1894; dau Charles and Katie (Breitenstein) Rahn [49-1063] ; m Dec. 25, 1917, DR. CHARLES YOCOM, b Sept. 7, 1884; s Daniel and Valeria (Rahn) Yocom. Res. Douglassville, Pa. Physician. (1921.) (Is this the same Charles Yocom as in family [43-135.1]? See [43-36]. Editor .) One child: Charles A., b Sept. 28, 1918. [49-1428] MARY S. LADLEY, b Nov. 25, 1901; dau Monroe and Susan (Rahn) Ladley [49-1066]; m Sept. 17, 1920, JOHN J. LONG, b Aug. 10, 1897; s Robert and Mary (Keim) Long. Driver; res. 1213 W. Cambria St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1921.) [49-1431] HARRY M. MOYER, b Oct, 7, 1894; s Wilson C. and Grace (Williams) Moyer [49 1086] ; m ALICE MCDONALD. Res. Geneva, N. Y. (1919.) 848 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Wilson Donald, h Aug'. 20, 1917. 2. Harry Morgan, b May 31, 1919. [49-1432] MILDRED IRENE MYERS, b Feb. 26, 1899; dan Charles B. and Mina E. (Hartranft) Myers [49-1108]; m Sept. 10, 1918, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS EPLER, b Aug. 17, 1899; s William F. and Ida (Bummersbach) Epler. U. S. Army; res. 311 Walnut St., Williamsport, Pa. (1918.) [49-1433] MABEL MAY SPAHR, b Nov. 30. 1884; dau John B. and Maria S. (Hartranft) Spahr [49-1135]; m ELAM S. ZIMMERMAN; s Isaac and Barbara (Summey) Zimmerman. Res. Man- heim, Pa. (1920.) One child: Viola Spahr. [49-1434] NORA VIOLA SPAHR, b Apr. 30, 1887; dau John B. and Maria S. (Hartranft) Spahr [49-1135]; m Dec. 2, 1906, HARRY ADAIR, b Jan. 10, 1881; s John B. and Esther (Metzger) Adair. Farmer; res. Manheim, Pa. (1920.) Children (d): 1. Helen Marie, b Nov. 12, 1907. 2. John Clarence, b May 24, 1910. 3. Elmer Vincent, b Feb. 12, 1912. 4. Esther Mae, b Feb. 14, 1916. 5. Laura Viola, b Dec. 21, 1919. [49-1435] EDNA NAOMA SPAHR, b Aug. 6, 1888; dau John B. and Maria S. (Hartranft) Spahr [49-1135]; m Oct. 24, 1911, JACOB R. CARPER, b Nov. 13, 1887; s Henry K. and Anna (Reist) Car¬ per. Farmer; res. Manheim, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. J. Harry, b Sept. 3, 1913. 2. Clarence S., b Nov. 30, 1914. 3. Edith Mae, b Oct. 5, 1917. 4. J. Wilbert, b June 17, 1919. [49-1436] J. FRANCIS SPAHR, b Sept, 8, 1890; s John B. and Maria S. (Hartranft) Spahr [49- 1135]; m ELIZABETH BENDER, b June 25, 1893; dau J. S. and Marie (Andes) Bender. Farmer; res. R. D. 3, Lititz, Pa, No issue. (1919.) [49-1437] ELMER V. SPAHR, b Aug. 22, 1894; s John B. and Maria S. (Hartranft) Spahr [49- 1135]; m Nov. 7, 1918, ANNA M. HEAGY, b July 29, 1897; dau Frank R. and Maria Y. (Becker) Heagy. Farmer; res. R. D. 3, Lancaster, Pa. (1921.) One child: John Franklin, b Jan. 26, 1920; d Jan. 26, 1920. [49-1439] EZRA H. DALEY, b Nov. 1 1, 1881 ; s Charles N. and Sevilla (Hartranft) Daly [49-1136] ; m Feb. 22, 1906, EDITH NORVAL, b Dec. 11, 1884; dau Cornelius W. and Angeline (Groom) Norval. Farmer; res. London Mills, Ill. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Norval E., b May 26, 1908. 2. Oliver Merril, b Aug. 20, 1909. 3. Charles Kenneth, b Sept, 14, 1913. [49-1440] ANNA M. DALY, b Oct. 29, 1883; dau Charles N. and Sevilla (Hartranft) Daly [49-1136]; m Jan. 3, 1910, JOHN WILSON NORVAL, b Apr. 24, 1877; s Cornelius W. and Angeline (Groom) Norval. Farmer; res. Fairview, Ill. (1919.) One child: Mildred Ardell, b Dec. 11, 1912. [49-1441] MARY EMMA HARTRANFT, b May 1, 1890; dau Henry L. and Addie M. (Sprecher) Hartranft [49-1137] ; m June 4, 1908, REV. HERMAN GEARY SNYDER, b Aug. 17, 1882; s Samuel S. and Katie B. (Stitzell) Snyder. Minister of Reformed Church; res. Hawthorn, Pa, (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 849 Children (4)' 1. Addie Kathryn, b Apr. 21, 1909. 2. Mary Gladys, b Mar. 9, 1911. 3. Freda May, b Oct. 14, 1912. 4. Samuel Hartranft, b Feb. 22, 1914. [49-1442] MONROE M. HUFFORD, b May 9, 1S93; s Albert K. and Amanda (Meiskey) Hufford [49-1144]; m Oct. 27, 1913, BELLVA L. L. BRUBAKER, b Sept. 4, 1895; dau Simon D. and Emma E. (Stohler) Brubaker. Draftsman; res. Lincoln, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Deborah Fay, b Nov. 29, 1914; d Nov. 29, 1914. 2. Albert Corson, b Jan. 19, 1916. [49-1443] FLORENCE IRENE HUFFORD, b July 12, 1895; dau Albert K. and Amanda (Meiskey) Hufford [49-1144]; m June 20, 1914, HARVEY SHIEFLER, b Sept. 9, 1881; s Albert H. and Cassie (Meek) Stuffier. Butcher; res. Lincoln, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Lillian Esther, b Jan. 15, 1915. 2. Enetta Marie, b May 6, 1916. 3. Alberta Mae, July 28, 1917. 4. Carl Monroe, b Sept. 8, 1919; d. Dec. 2, 1919. 5. Calvin Charles, b Dec. 31, 1920. [49-1444] CORA A. WEIT, b Nov. 16, 1877; dau Nathaniel K. and Emma (Hartranft) Weit [49- 1145]; m Jan. 3, 1899, ISAAC B. HOOVER, b Mar. 21, 1873. Carpenter; res. 715 N. Queen St., Lan¬ caster, Pa. (1919.) One child: Bertha M b Apr. 21, 1900. [49-1445] PHARES J. WEIT, b Nov. 6, 1879; s Nathaniel K. and Emma (Hartranft) Weit [49- 1145] ; m Oct. 6, 1902, MARY P. SHOEMAKER, b Apr. 10, 1884; dau Anderson and Lizzie Shoemaker. Farmer; res. R. D. 1, Lititz, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Alvin Newton, b Mar. 6, 1903; d May 20, 1903. 2. Elmer Henry, b June 6, 1904. 3. Carrie May, b Mar. 24, 1910. [49-1446] HARVEY F. WEIT, b Mar. 20, 1885; s Nathaniel K. and Emma (Hartranft) Weit [49-1145]; m Dec. 19, 1909, MABEL KILHEFNER SNADER, b Nov. 27, 1889; dau Abram Powell and Sallie (Ivilhefner) Snader. Telegraph operator and gauger for Standard Oil Co.; res. Akron, Pa. (1919.) One child: Austin Randolph, b Oct. 13, 1914. [49-1447] JOHN H. WEIT, b 1877; s Edwin and Lizzie (Hartranft) Weit [49-1147]; m Sept. 7, 1901, MARY E. WALTERS, b Dec. 11, 1879; dau George and Eliza (Rhoads) Walters [49-1178]. Fireman; res. 1524 Catherine St., Harrisburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (9): 1. Edward C., b Dec. 31, 1898. 2. Susan F., b May 4, 1901. 3. Walter J., b July 19, 1904. 4. Clarence, b Oct. 6, 1906. 5. Mildred, b Aug. 5, 1909; d Oct. 1, 1909. 6. George E., b Dec. 11, 1911. 7. Alice K., b Apr. 18, - 8. Charles E., b Aug. 29, - 9. Kenneth M., b Mar. 1, — - - ; d July 25, 1919. 850 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49-1448] EMERENTIA ULRICH, b Jan. 23, 1886; dau George A. and Kate B. (Hartranft) Ul¬ rich [49-1149]; rn Feb. 14, 1903, FRED R. STEPHAN, b Jan. 21, 1882; d Sept. 24, 1917. Coal and lumber dealer; res. Ephrata, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Irene Mae, b May 6, 1903. 2. Alvertia U., b May 7, 1905; d June 19, 1905. 3. Esta U., b Dec. 17, 1906. [49-1449] MARTIN H. ULRICH, b Oct. 2, 1887; s George A. and Kate B. (Hartranft) Ulrich [49-1149]; m Oct. 2, 1909, LILLIAN E. HOKE, b Apr. 21, 1892; dau David C. and Clara H. (Smith) Hoke. Carpenter; res. Robesonia, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-1450] MARY SUSAN BURKHOLDER, b Oct. 2, 1890; dau John S. and Leah (Hartranft) Burkholder [49-1151]; m Nov. 19, 1910, HOMER WESTFALL BURKE Y, b Jan. 16, 1887; d May 16, 1918; s Albert and Florence A. (Charles) Burkey. Boss carpenter; res. 819 S. Market St., Elizabeth¬ town, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Roy Clayton, b Feb. 26, 1911; d Mar. 7, 1911. 2. Blanche Irene, b Mar. 26, 1913. 3. Daisy Florence, b July 9, 1914. [49-1451] ANNIE AMANDA BURKHOLDER, b Sept. 26, 1894; dau John S. and Leah (Hartranft) Burkholder [49-1151]; m Jan. 20, 1917, RALPH LESTER SPOTTS, b Nov. 16, 1895. Farmer; res. Akron, Pa. (1919.) One child: Edwin B., b Feb. 16, 1919. [49-1452] FLORENCE MAY SEIBEL, b Aug. 30, 1898; dau Leonard S. and Mary A. (Weaver) Seibel [49-1163]; m Aug. 10, 1918, REUBEN W. AUKER, b May 5, 1902; s David W. and Elizabeth (Wenger) Auker. Farmer; res. Ephrata, R. D. 3, Pa. Noissiie. (1919.) [49-1457] GEORGE R. ENCK, b Jan. 15, 1878; s George and Elizabeth (Reed) Enck [49-1173]; ni Feb. 18, 1905, EMMA S. DITZLER, b Aug. 29, 1886; dau William W. and Rebecca (Sartor) Ditzler. Farmer; res. Hopeland, R. D., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Elva, b July 25, 1905. 2. Verna D., b Sept. 29, 1907. [49-1458] JAMES R. ENCK, b Aug. 8, 1881; s George and Elizabeth (Reed) Enck [49-1173] m Aug. 5, 1905, SADIE MAY RUTH, b Mar. 18, 1888; dau William R. and Alice B. (Long) Ruth. Cigar maker; res. Hopeland, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Ella Ruth, b Feb. 13, 1906. 2. Mary Elizabeth, b Jan. 13, 1912. [49-1465] SUSAN R. WALTERS, b Mar. 23, 1892; dau George and Eliza (Rhoads) Walters [49- 1178]; m Feb. 18, 1908, JOHN F. FOX, b Dec. 20, 1885; s Harry E. and Sarah E. (Michlich) Fox. Pipe fitter; res. Harrisburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Harry E., b July 8, 1908. 2. John F., b May 28, 1910. 3. Esther M., b May 17, 1912. 4. Charles E., b Apr. 14, 1915. 5. Frank O., b Sept. 28, 1917. 6. Verna G., b Mar. 20, 1919. [49-1468] HENRY FREDERICK WEBER, b Feb. 4, 1894; s Frederick H. and Matilda (Rhoads) Weber [49-1180]; m Nov. 9, 1916, MARY ANNA CARPENTER, 6 July 20, 1900; dau Milton and Susanna (Rhoads) Carpenter [49-1182]. Railroad man; res. Hummelstown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Robert Henry, b June 28, 1917. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 851 [49-1469] LEON CARPENTER, b Nov. 2, 1892; s Milton G. and Susanna (Rhoads) Carpenter [49-1182]; m Mar. 31, 1917, MAY G. DEMMY, b May 21, 1899; dau Rolandus and Ida (Grube) Demmy. Blacksmith; res. Lititz, Pa. (1919.) One child: Richard, b Sept. 29, 1918. [49-1471] CLARA M. RHOADS, b Jan. 2, 1881 ; dau John H. and Annie E. (Hensel) Rhoads [49- 1184]; m Mar. 12, 1919, THOMAS S. WHEELER, b May 22, 1862; s Theodore and Jane A. (Chap¬ man) Wheeler. Retired; res. R. D. 21, Winthrop, Maine. No isstie. (1919.) Clara Rhoads Wheeler graduated from the Training School for Nurses at Plainfield, N. J., class of 1903, taking surgical and slum work in New York, and she afterward specialized in surgery, devoting about sixteen years active work to her profession and traveling throughout the United States. [49-1472] HARVEY H. RHOADS, b Aug. 14, 1882; s John H. and Annie E. (Hensel) Rhoads [49-1184]; m Mar. 17, 1905, ELIZABETH REED, b Dec. 17, 1883; dau Daniel P. and Cathrine (Retz) Reed. Life insurance agent; res. 515 Chestnut St., Shamokin, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Eva E., b Oct. 13, 1906. 2. Carlton L., b Mar. 4, 1908. 3. Hazel C., b July 23, 1910. [49-1473] H. JOHN RHOADS, b Mar. 15, 1888; s John H. and Annie E. (Hensel) Rhoads [49- 1184] ; m TERESA LEIB, b Nov. 25, 1891; dau Frank and Josephine (Nickel) Leib. Painter and dec¬ orator; res. 1609 Chestnut St., Shamokin, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Thelma L., b June 21, 1912. 2. Theresa B., b Oct. 29, 1914. 3. John R., b Oct. 8, 1916. [49-1474] FLORENCE E. RHOADS, b Feb. 21, 1886; dau John H. and Annie E. (Hensel) Rhoads [49-1184]; m Aug. 12, 1906, CALVIN BERKHEISER, b June 12, 1883. Railroader; res. 1600 Arch St., Shamokin, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Robert Allan, b Feb. 2, 1910. 2. Madaleine Faye, b June 9, 1913. 3. Bernice Elizabeth, b Nov. 7, 1917. [49-1475] JOHN B. HARTRANFT, b May 20, 1882; s Thomas J. and Alice N. (Bingaman) Hart- ranft [49-1185]; m ESTHER PFLUM. Res. 550 Cedar St., Reading, Pa. [Family Bible Records.] [No further data.) Children (3): 1. Mildred, 2. Sarah. 7 \ [49-1476] URIAS F. HARTRANFT, b Feb. 23, 1889; s Thomas J. and Alice N. (Bingaman) Hart- ranft [49-1185]; m Nov. 5, 1910, ELIZABETH WEAND, b Oct. 5, 1889; dau Henry J. and Annie E. (Bellman) Weand. Box maker; res. 937 Greenwich St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Russell, b Jan. 11, 1911. 2. Carlton, b Mar. 12, 1915. 3. Anna, b Feb. 15, 1917. 4. Mary, b Nov. 20, 1918. [49-1477] PAUL A. HARTRANFT, b Dec. 18, 1892; s Simon P. and Harriette (Clair) Hartranft [49-1186]; m Nov. 5, 1910, BARBARA EINSMINGER. Carpenter; res. 535 South 11th St., Reading Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Paul R., b Aug. 25, 1911. 2. Esther M.. b July 15. 1913. 852 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [49 1478] HARRY T. J. HARTRANFT, b June 25, 1897; s Simon P. and Harriette (Clair) Hart- ranft [49-1186]; m May 29, 1915, VALERIA ECKROTH, b Feb. 15, 1898; dau George M. and Rebecca (Delp) Eckroth. Skilled laborer; res, 1261 Cotton St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Harry Clair, b Mar. 7, 1916. 2. William Simon, b Apr. 15, 1917. 3. Franklin Peter, b Apr. 17, 1918. [49 1479] PAULINE ELIZABETH HOLSTEIN, b Mar. 5, 1894; dau Monroe E. and Salinda (Eberly) Holstein [49-1197]; m Oct. 1, 1917, CAPT. JOHN DOHNER BOGER, M. D., b Mar. 10, 1889; s John D. and Lydia (Dohner) Boger. Physician and surgeon; res. Richland, Pa. John D. Boger was a captain in the World War. (1919.) [49-1481] WILLIAM H. FOLTZ, b Oct. 6, 1893; s William and Kate (Hirneisen) Foltz [49-1205]; m July 25, 1913, EMMA S. HECK, b Apr. 6, 1896; dau John Z. and Sallie A. (McCellhenney) Heck. Res. Talmage, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Amy Ella, b Sept. 6, 1913. 2. Levi H., b July 16, 1915. 3. Eva Elaine, b Feb. 8, 1917. e 4. Roland William, b Apr. 14, 1919. [49-1488] BERTHA GETZ, b Dec. 26, 1892; dau John and Salinda (Hirneisen) Getz [49-1206]; m Dec. 14, 1912, EDWIN USNER PANNABECKER, b Mar. 29, 1893; s Henry and Katie (Usner) Pannabecker. Cigar maker; res. Schoeneck, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [49-1490] SAMUEL HAUCK, b Apr. 15, 1893; s Andrew and Lydia (Wieland) Hauck [49-1211]; m Oct. 31, 1914, ADA HAGY, b Feb. 10, 1892; dau Jeremiah and Fianna (Tartarian) Hagy. Farmer; res. Stevens, R. D. 2, Pa. (1919.) One child: Helen H., b Dec. 10, 1916. [49-1491] LIZZIE H. HARTING, b Sept. 13, 1889; dau Lemon Iv. and Mary (Hauck) Harting [49-1212]; rn JAMES PANNEBECKER, b May 28, 1886; s Absalom and Mary (Ulrich) Pannebecker. Denver, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Eva George, b Mar. 8, 1909. 2. Mary C., b July 9, 1911. 3. Clarence L., b June 12, 1913. 4. Lester N., b May 15, 1915. 5. Elmer L., b Dec. 6, 1916. 6. Norman L., b July 11. 1919. [49-1492] KATIE H. HARTING, b Dec. 11, 1895; dau Lemon K. and Mary (Hauck) Harting [49- 1212]; m July 18, 1914, STEPHEN R. WENRICH, b Feb. 1, 1890; s Richard and Rebecca (Root) Wenrieh. Farmer and cigar maker; res. Denver, R. D. 2, Pa. (1919.) One child: Virginia, b May 24, 1917. [49-1494] HARRY L. HAUCK, b Sept. 10, 1895; s Phares E. and Susan S. (Leisy) Hauck [49-1213]; m Nov. 21, 1918, FRANCES M. HASKIN, b Dec. 1, 1899; dau Fred C. and Prue A. (Fuller) Haskin. Rotary pressman; res. 2018 Corning Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. No issue. (1919.) [49-1495] ISAAC V. EICHELBERGER, b July 2, 1885; s John R. and Emma (Lantz) Eichelberger [49-1226]; m July 3, 1906, TECKLA ERICKSON, b Aug., 1886, dau Charles and Lena (Smith) Erick¬ son. Farmer; res. Montevideo, Minn. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Edith Adra, b July 13, 1907. 2. LeRoy Isaac, b Julv 26, 1909. Pi.ate 93 A Jug made by George Heebner [74-7a]. (Courtesy of Samuel T. Freeman & Co. of Phila.) Plate 94 Henry J. Stager [74-329a]. Founder of “Camp News.” (Courtesy of “Camp News.”) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 853 3. Earl John, b May 14, 1911. 4. Harold Charles, b Apr. 20, 1913. 5. Vera Emma, b Mar. 15, 1917. [49-1496] EZRA E. EICHELBERGER, b Apr. 30, 1887 ; .s John R. and Emma (Lantz) Eichelberger [49-1226]; m June 15, 1910, ELIZABETH JUNGELS, b Sept. 5, 1887; dau Peter and Emma (Dreyfus) Jungels. Farmer; res. Lemont, Ill. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Raymond, b Mar. 21, 1911. 2. Evelyn, b Jan. 25, 1915. 3. Alice, b Nov. 4, 1917. [49-1498] OSCAR V. EICHELBERGER, b Oct. 28, 1893; s John R. and Emma (Lantz) Eichel¬ berger [49-1226]; m Jan. 25, 1917, ELSIE A. ROTT, b Oct. 24, 1894; dau Frank and Augusta (Garling) Rott. Farmer; res. Naperville, Ill. (1919.) One child: Arthur H b Nov. 26, 1917. [49-1499] CARRIE MAE EICHELBERGER, b May 29, 1889; dau Abraham and Katie (Sollen- berger) Eichelberger [49-1227]; m Jan. 28, 1913, JOHN SCIIUSLER, b Dec. 10, 1886; s Joseph and Sarah (Jones) Schusler. Worker for Wheaton Golf Club; res. Wheaton, Ill., Box 33, R. D. 3. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Violet Mae, b Jan. 13, 1914. 2. Kathryn Sarah, b Dec. 17, 1915. 3. Ralph John, b Aug. 31, 1917. [49-1501a] WILLIAM G. COLBY, b Nov. 26, 1892; d Aug. 5, 1919; s Harry and Virginia E. (Hart- ranft) Colby [49-1238]; m 1915, ELSIE JONES, who died in Honolulu, en route to China. [49— 1501b] WILLIAM G. COLBY, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 9, 1918, LOUISE STOTTS, b Jan. 11, 1891; dau James U. and Fidelia (McMillian) Stotts. Missionary; res. Tujunga, Cal. (1920.) One child: Virginia Louise, b Mar. 31, 1920. William G. Colby was a missionary; he took his Bible training at Nyack-on-the-Hudson. In 1915 he married Elsie Jones of Los Angeles and they started to go to China, but she was taken very ill of sea¬ sickness on the ocean, and died of heart failure while the boat was pulling into port at Honolulu. She was buried there while Mr. Colby proceeded on to China. He spent several months in Central China in language study, and assisted in the office of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, under whose auspices he was working. In November, 1916, he went to the province Kansuh, on the extreme western border of China, where he spent a year in language study after which he was put in charge of the station at Kongchang, a large and almost unworked field. He suffered a great deal of hardship in this field as he was deprived of American associations and American mode of living; but he laid the foundation for ex¬ cellent work, while pursuing his studies in the Chinese language, and also erecting a home. In March, 1918, he married Louise Stotts and they went to Kongchang as soon as the war between the North and South subsided sufficiently to make the roads passable. One Sunday morning in July, 1919, Mr. Colby was suddenly taken ill with very severe pains which proved to be neuritis. After suffering severely for a fortnight he died Aug. 5. Mr. Colby was a man of brilliant mental capacity, but was not very robust, dying at the age of twenty-seven. However, he was an indefatigable worker, and it seemed as if his real services had only begun when he was called by the hand of Death. The comment of the chairman of the Mission Board by the side of his grave was “He has in his four years in China accomplished what most of us did in twelve.” His sincerity and devotion to his faith were the big outstanding qualities of his life. He was always generous towards others and frank to admit his own wrong. He was highly appreciated by all with whom he came in contact, and a tribute was paid to his memory by the Governor of the Province, as well as by several other lesser officials. [49-1502] CHARLES WINFIELD HARTRANFT, b Sept. 30, 1892; s William G. and Virginia B. (Nash) Hartranft [49-1239]; m Mar. 9, 1916, OLLIE PAULIN, b Nov. 27, 1889; dau Frederick C. and Helen (Northsworthy) Paulin. Merchant; res. 1226 Mission St., San Francisco, Cal. (1921.) 854 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. C. Winfield, b Oct. 4, 1917. 2. Phyllis, b Nov. 20, 1920. [49-1503] WILLIAM G. HARTRANFT, b Sept. 28, 1896; s William G. and Virginia B. (Nash) Hart- ranft [49-1239]; m MARCELLA MARTIN, b Jan. 1, 1894; dau John B. Martin. Sales manager with the Duplex Truck Sales Co.: res. 1226 Mission St., San Francisco, Cal. (1921.) [49-1504] WILLIAM E. MILLER, b Mar. 22, 1900; s William and Katie A. (Beard) Miller [49- 1371]; m Apr. 19, 1919, MARY BURIvEY, b Jan. 26, 1900; dau Henry S. and Katie (Ruppert) Burkey. Sign maker; res. 1509 Moss St., Reading, Pa. (1920.'' ( GEORGE WEISS [E 501 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 856 [50] GEORGE WEISS [E 50], b 1687; d Mar. 10, 1740; s Caspar Weiss of Langneundorf ;’ m 1715, ANNA MESCHTER [E 140], b 1681, d Sept. 22, 1734 (O.S.). They came to Pa., in 1734. They had one son who died when about one year of age. From records [E. E. S. J.] we gather the following data concerning the family of Caspar Weiss: Caspar Weiss of Ober Harpersdorf, born 1643, buried in Harpersdorf, Sept. 13, 1712, aet. 69; “mit einer Collect; ein Haupt Schwengf elder.” Children ( 3 ): 1. Caspar, buried Sept. 8, 1713, in Harpersdorf, aet. 19 years, 36 weeks, “mit einer Collecten, ein Schwengfelder.” 2. George (Abraham), b 1687, in Harpersdorf; d aged about one year. . 3. Maria, buried Nov. 24, 1713, in Harpersdorf, aet. 23, “mit einer Collecten.” In “die Register der Verstorbenen in 1734,” we read “den 22 dieses (i. e. Sept. Old Calendar), ist gestorben Anna Weissen, gebohrnen Meschterin, ihres althers 53 Jahr ist begraben den 23 in Phila.” [E. E. S. ,/.] Translation: (In the register of those who died in 1734, we read, on Sept. 22, Anna Weiss died, her maiden name was Meschter; her age was 53 years and she was buried in Phila., on the 23rd.) REV. GEORGE WEISS Although having but six years in which to labor before his death after his arrival in Pa., the life of George Weiss was a busy one, as in addition to his work in connection with the writing and transcribing of hymns he was chosen the leader or teacher of the Schwenkfelders, and because of his pastoral duties was obliged to ride from district to district in order to minister to his parishioners. He also wrote out Scriptural passages for instruction of the youth. These, too, are preserved in the S. H. L. George Weiss had the natural bent for the writing of poetry although he never received any training in the poetic art, a fact which he lamented frequently during his efforts as a compiler of hymns or while acting in the role of hymn writer. At the age of thirteen he copied a Michael Hiller Postill. He assisted his father in transcribing and compiling the so called “Weiss Hymn-Book of the Schwenkfelders,” acting first as a writer of hymns, second as a reviser, and third as a transcriber and compiler. As a matter of fact he was a promoter of the work begun by Caspar Weiss, his father, in regard to the compiling of hymns. Altogether he is credited with a total of one thousand five hundred and fifty-nine hymns. [Schwenkfelder Hymnology — Seipt. ] That he was a highly educated man is shown by an examination of his writings as well as by the fact that he acted as teacher, as told by Rev. Christopher Schultz — that when in Saxony he went to George Weiss twice a week for instruction in languages. Rev. Balzer Hoffman, his lifelong bosom friend, in 1753 wrote out an account of the life and activities of George Weiss, from which we obtain most of the facts concerning his career. He was said to have been a very stern man, and preached simplicity of dress and life so fervently and so earnestly as to cause a great deal of dissension among the Schwenkfelders. Because of this many of those who came over with the Schwenkfelder immigrants refused to continue their connection with the Schwenkfelder faith. Born in Harpersdorf, Silesia, in 1687, he was selected to write the confession of faith of the Schwenk¬ felders or to write a reply to the written questions of the Roman missionaries, when in 1720 they appeared in Silesia to convert the followers of Schwenckfeld to the Roman Catholic faith. An account of this is found in “Erlauterung,” pp. 85, 341. Being worsted in their arguments the missionaries re¬ sorted to force to compel the Schwenkfelders to attend their services. George Weiss with his wife and other friends accompanied the group who fled by night in the month of April, 1726, leaving their proper¬ ty in the hands of their persecutors, and came to Herrnhut, Saxony on the 5th of May. While living in Herrnhut, George Weiss followed the occupations of weaving and teaching, and it was at this time that Christopher Schultz came to him for instruction in languages and thus began the warmest friendship and attachment which existed between teacher and pupil during the remaining years of Weiss’ lifetime. On the eve of their departure for America the Schwenkfelders selected George Weiss as a kind of teacher or leader in spiritual matters for the adults as well as catechist for the young, there as well as on ship¬ board, which position he filled before embarking and also during the voyage. Soon after their arrival in America, on Dec. 9, 1735, George Weiss was formally appointed the first Schwenkfelder minister of the Gospel and catechist in this country, and he officiated in that capacity in an acceptable manner up to the time of his death. He located on a farm on the Skippack creek in Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 857 Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., dying on Mar. 1 1 , 1740, in the fifty-third year of his age. He was married in 1715 to Anna Meschter, of Langneundorf who died in Philadelphia, Sept. 22, 1734, shortly after the arrival in Pa., and is buried in the Pilgrim Cemetery, Phila. All his children died before the migration. He also had a brother and sister who died young in Silesia, so that in this new world George Weiss himself was the only remaining member of his family, and having the spiritual welfare of his disorganized and scattered flock at heart he labored for them in season and out of season, but becoming considerably disappointed and seeing no better results and “finding so much lukewarmness and world¬ ly-mindedness,” during a spell of sickness which he had in 1739 he was on the point of relinquishing his ministerial duties altogether. But being restored to health he started with increased courage and con¬ tinued his labors for a year longer. On Mar. 3, 1740, he was in Goshenhoppen where he met his catechu¬ mens in the evening, and instructed them for the last time and on the following day, though being in feeble health, he preached for the last time to his congregated friends just six days before his death. A synopsis of his remarks on this occasion is preserved by his biographer, Balzer Hoffman. George Weiss was an example of unaffected piety, simplicity, and fidelity, well versed in spiritual knowledge, earnest and impressive in his ministrations. He was the worthy son of the venerable Caspar Weiss, who when quite ill and weak in body was called before Neander and compelled to stand in the latter’s study for six hours to give an account of his faith. [Erlauterung , p 54-59, 98.] At his death George Weiss left incomplete several series of studies in the line of revealed theology, some sixteen catechetical questions dealing with creation, prayer, faith, the ten commandments, baptism, Lord’s Supper, marriage, etc. His poetic productions were collected in a volume about 1730 entitled “Meditations, etc.” and the letters written to various members of the Schwenkfelder com¬ munity on Scripture passages as a means of religious culture, begun in 1733 and continued for a little more than a year, comprise material that would fill an octavo book of about four hundred pages. Throughout his life he was a close and unwearying student of the Bible. A plain marble headstone marks his grave with the inscription: “Zura andenken an George Weiss , war geboren in Schlesien, und erster Lehrer der Schwenkfelder Gemeinde in Pennsylvania. Starb 11 ten Mdrz, 1740. Alt 53 Jahr." (Translation: In memory of George Weiss who was born in Silesia, and the first teacher of the Schwenkfelder congregation in America. Died Mar. 11, 1740; aged 53 years.) ' * . ■ - . . CASPAR HEYDRICK [E 51] BALTHASAR HEYDRICK [E 52] and his DESCENDANTS 860 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [51] CASPAR HEYDRICK [E 51], b about 1680; d Apr. 12, 1761, eldest son of Christopher Hey- drick, gardener, of Harpersdorf, Silesia, brother of George Heydrick [E 61]; m June 23, 1733, in Berthels- dorf, EVA BEYER [E 206], b - — ; d Dee. 9, 1742, “mittelste Tochter” of Melchior Beyer, gardener, of Langneundorf. Caspar Heydrick left Nieder Harpersdorf with his brother, George, and a “Pflege- sohne” [cf. Regent , p J#]. Caspar Heydrick and wife came to Pa. in 1734 and probably settled in Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., as he bought 106 acres of land of Caspar Wistar on Mar. 26, 1735 [cf. Plate F I.]. Place of burial of Caspar Heydrick and wife, Salford Schw. Cem. No issue. [52a] BALTHASAR HEYDRICK [E 52], brother of Eva, wife of George Heydrick [E 61], and his wife, ROSINA HEEBNER [E 142], sister of Christopher Heebner [E 199] and of Abraham Heebner, a cobbler in Nieder Harpersdorf, came to Pa. in 1734, with their son, Christopher [E 143]. Rosina Heydrick d Oct. 23, 1738. Children ( 2 ): 1. Christopher [E 143], b Mar. 23, 1731, at Berthelsdorf, Saxony; baptized Mar. 26, 1731; sponsors: Christoph Kriebel, farmer in Berthelsdorf; Caspar Kriebel, Jr., of Herrn- liut; “Frau Maria, David Hiibners, Groszknechts auf dem Oberhofe, Ehefrau.” Christoph Heydrick d Dec. 28, 1756, of small pox (“1756, den 28ten December ist zu Towamensing der Christoph Heidrig gestorben an der Porpeln; alt bey 24 Jahre.”) [Perk. Reg., Vol. Ill , p 62.] [52a-l] 2. George, b Sept. 22, 1737; d Jan. 29, 1824; m Rosina Krauss. [52b] BALTHASAR HEYDRICK [E 52], same as above, m 2d time, May 15, 1741, in the presence of twelve witnesses, MARIA HOFFRICHTER [E 205], who came to Pa. in 1737; Maria Hoffrichter was the daughter of Christoph Hoffrichter; she died Jan. 10, 1753. Balthasar Heydrick lived in Lower Salford and died Jan. 12, 1753 “of a violent inflammatory disease” [S.H.L.]. Both Mr. and Airs. Heydrick are probably buried in the Salford Schw. Cem. Balthasar Heydrick purchased land in Frederick Twp. in 1735 [Plate F I, II, III, Homes and, Burial Places]. He was naturalized June 21, 1743. Children (J): [52b-l] [21-2] [52b-2a] 1 [52b-2b] j 1. Abraham, b Nov. 5, 1742; d Aug. 30, 1826; m Susanna Yeakle. 2. Susanna, b Oct. 5, 1745; d June 20, 1770; m George Heebner. 3. Alelchior, b Oct. 23, 1747; d Oct. 13 (19), 1777; single. He was a wagoner in Washing¬ ton’s Army during the Revolutionary War, and is buried in the private cem. on the H. H. Heebner Farm, Worcester, Pa. 4. Balthasar, b Dec. 29, 1750; d Dec. 19, 1831; m \ 1. - 2. Elizabeth Nungesser. Extracted by Ober-Lehrer Schneider from the Journal of the Jesuit missionary, Regent. (Translation.) “1. Anna Heydrick, widow (1720), Kleinhaus in Lauterseifen, died Nov. 1739. Visited but not converted. Her children, Jeremias 22, Regina 18, good and peaceful people. They lived in the newhaus and with them the old widow, Ursula Hertranft.” “2. George Heydrick under examination in 1653” [cf. Regent, Artie. 2, pp 144-147', Artie. 3, p 65; Hensch, p JO?']. “3. Born 1683 Melchior Heydrich (1724 in the Urborium?) in O. L. Neundorf under E. C. v. Braun, aged (1720) 37, does not want on June 2, 1721, to send his children to the catechism” [cf. Regent 3, 83]. “His wife, Barbara (born 1687), born Balth-Kurtz, died Oct. 4, 1740 and was buried in the Viehweg. Regent owed Melchior in 1739 still 25 Thalers.” Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 861 “Their children (Anno 1720) Balthasar, Anna, Melchior, Helena, Susanna, Maria.” “The children of Melchior emigrated to America 1733 (1734). Their mother was probably too sick to go with them and besides that her husband remained also. Melchior’s ancestors were, 1655, the brothers Balthasar and Melchior Heydrich in Nieder Harpersdorf.” “Balthasar Heydrich of Nieder Harpersdorf and Rosina, born Hiibner, were married in the Duchy of Brandenburg. They stipulated 1727, were however baptized July 14, 1728 in Wiesa and emigrated with wife and child, an adopted daughter and a sister. They are living there, 1735, in Falkener (sic) Swamp. They left a fortune of 390 Reichsthaler. Besides that Christoph Heydrich had to pay them a fine of 50 Ds.” [ Notes on fly leaf of Gen. Record of Hon. Christopher Heydrich.] “Balthasar Heydrick (son of Melchior Heydrick, b 1683 and Barbara Kurk, b 1687, married Nov. 15, 1707) was baptized 15, May 1709. Record of Lutheran Church, Hdrf., Journal of Regent, the Jesuit Missionary.” [ Notes of Hon. Christopher Heydrick, p 9.] “Balthasar Heydrick, son of George Heydrick of Niederdorf was baptized 6, March 1707. Melchior Heydrick and Barbar Kurtzin were married 15, Nov. 1707 in den Felda. Balthasar Heydrick son of Melchior Heydrick was baptized 15, May 1709.” [Copied from Church Register at Harpersdorf, July 9, 1896, by Hon. Christopher Heydrick.] Balthasar Heydrick purchased an estate in Frederick Twp., then Phila., now Montg. Co., from the Proprietaries. He was descended from George Heydrick who was confined in Liegnitz prison from 1650 until 1658 for “heresy.” [Hon. Christopher Heydrick'' s Gen. Rec., p 10.] “Jacob Fouth and wife, by deed dated June 26, 1735 and recorded in the office for recording deeds in Phila., in Deed Book F, Vol. 8, p 216, conveyed two contiguous tracts of land containing 50 acres each, situate in Frederick Twp., Phila. now Montg. Co., adj. Perkiomen Creek, to Balthasar Heydrick. Consideration — one hundred and three pounds.” [Notes of Hon. Christopher Heydrick, V io.] It would seem that in the interval between 1732 and 1741 the properties owned at former times by Jacob Fout and George Schweinhard had passed into the ownership of Balthasar Hevdick. [Con¬ clusion from examination of Dotterer Records.] Sauer’s German newspaper, “Pennsylvanische Berichte,” of Feb. 19, 1745, contains an adver¬ tisement by Balthasar Heidrich, in which he states that he lives near Hans Miller. Doctor Miller and his wife, Fdizabeth, are buried on the farm now owned by Mr. Samuel Foust in Frederick Twp., in the meadow, by Society Run. [John Hageman to Henry Antes — Dotterer Papers.] [52a- 1] GEORGE HEYDRICK, b Sept. 22, 1737; d Jan. 29, 1824; s Balthasar and Rosina (Heebner) Heydrick [52a]; m June 17, 1760, by a Justice of the Peace, to ROSINA KRAUSS, b Apr. 10, 1737; d Oct. 29, 1828; dau Balthasar and Susanna (Hoffman) Krauss [11-1]. George Heydrick was a cordwainer, shoemaker, and farmer, and lived on a farm in Lower Salford Twp., Pa., later owned by his grandson, Samuel Heydrick [52a-6]. According to Judge Christopher Heydrick, George, son of Balthasar Heydrick, served in the Revolutionary War. [48-6a] [25-11] [52a-2a] 1 [52a-2b] j Children (6): 1. Susanna, b June 10, 1761; d Aug. 20, 1801; m Christopher Snyder. 2. Stillborn son, b 1763. 3. Balthasar, b Nov. 13, 1765; d Feb. 4, 1846. 4. Eve, b Jan. 17, 1767; d Oct. 23, 1826; rn Abraham Kriebel. 5. Rosina, b Feb. 9, 1773; d Mar. 13, 1773. 6. George, b Mar. 14, 1775; d Oct. 9, 1855; m f 1. Susanna Yeakel. { 2. Susanna Kriebel. [52a-2a] GEORGE HEYDRICK, b Mar. 14, 1775; d Oct. 9, 1855 ;s George and Rosina (Krauss) Heydrick [52a-l]; m 1st time, by Rev. George Kriebel, Nov. 14, 1799, SUSANNA YEAKEL, b Nov. 4, 1777; d Nov. 8, 1801; dau Melchior and Rosina or Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [38-12]. One daughter: [25-22] Anna, b Sept. 21, 1800; d Apr. 9, 1836; m Jonathan Kriebel. [52a-2b] GEORGE HEYDRICK, m 2d time, by Rev. Melchior Kriebel, May 15, 1S04, SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Dec. 6, 1782; d Apr. 14, 1851; dau David and Rosina (Wiegner) Kriebel [25— 5b J . George Heydrick was a farmer; he lived and died on the farm in Lower Salford Twp., Pa., later owned by his son, Samuel. 862 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1. 2. [52a-3] 3. 4. [52a-4] 5. [19-15a] 6. 7. [199-3b] 8. 9. [38-84a] 10. 11. [ 19— 15b] [52a-5] I'12- 13. [52a— 6] 14. [25-50b] 15. Children (15): Maria, h Mar. 9, 1807; d Dec. 16, 1889; m Adam Fisher. Sarah, b Sept. 6, 1808; d Jan. 22, 1829. Susanna, b Dec. 9, 1809; d Nov. 28, 1836; m Charles Huber. Elizabeth, b Nov. 18, 1811 ; d Apr. 18, 1840; m Joseph Kriebel. Edith, b Sept. 13, 1813; d Feb. 15, 1829. Catharine, b Feb. 5, 1815; d May 29, 1862; m Jacob Heebner. George, b Apr. 14, 1816; d Dec. 9, 1895; unm. Rebecca, b May 24, 1818; d Oct. 31, 1861; m Daniel Yeakel. Regina (Rosina), b Aug. 31, 1819; d June 4, 1907; single. Lydia, b Mar. 1, 1821; d Dec, 7, 1860; m I 1* J°sePj1 Jnel)el J [2. Joseph Smith. Rosina, b Aug. 28, 1824; d Apr. 13, 1853. Samuel, b Sept. 8, 1826; d Oct. 10, 1879; m Maria Kriebel. Hannah, b Nov. 26, 1829; d Dec. 16, 1915; m Rev. Reuben Kriebel. Joseph Abraham twins, b Feb. 18, 1805; d Feb. 26, 1820 Feb. 19, 1829 [52a-3] MARIA HEYDRICK, b Mar. 9, 1807; d Dec. 16, 1889; dau George and Susanna (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-2b]; m Dec. 22, 1839, ADAM FISHER, b Apr. 15, 1807; d Nov. 8, 1879; s Jacob Fisher. Adam Fisher who came to Pa. in 1836, had two brothers, Jacob and George, and two sisters, Barbara and Catharina. One of the brothers in Germany had a daughter who was blind. [E. E.S.J.] Children (3): [19-100] 1. Susanna, b May 8, 1842; d Nov. 13, 1911; m Isaac Kriebel. [52a-7] 2. Mary, b Aug. 16, 1847; d Nov. 18, 1905; m John G. Clemens. [52a— 8] 3. Adam H., b Aug. 29, 1848; m Mary Snyder. [52a-4] SUSANNA HEYDRICK, b Dec. 9, 1809; d Nov. 28, 1836; dau George and Susanna (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-2b]; rn CHARLES HUBER, d between 1836 and 1879. One child: Catharine Ann, b May 1, 1835. [ Further data unobtainable.] [52a-5] LYDIA (HEYDRICK) KRIEBEL, b Mar. 1, 1821 ; d Dec. 7, 1860; dau George and Susanna (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-2b], and widow of Joseph Kriebel [19— 15b] ; m July 9, 1857, JOSEPH SMITH. Lydia Smith is buried at Niantic, Pa. One child: [52a-9] Josiah, b — - - ; d Nov. 18, 1S88; m Annie S. Schell. [52a-6] SAMUEL HEYDRICK, b Sept. 8, 1826; d Oct. 10, 1879;s George and Susanna (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-2b] ; m MARY (MARIA) KRIEBEL, b Oct. 27, 1835; d Nov. 16, 1873; dau Abraham and Anna (Bergey) Kriebel [25-30]. Children (7): [52a-10] 1. Daniel K., b Nov. 15, 1863; d Mar. 28, 1890; m Sophia Iv. Rittenhouse. [52a-ll] 2. George Iv., b Jan. 28, 1865; m Adelaide Viola Dawson. [21-163] 3. Susanna, b Mar. 19, 1867; m Anthony A. Heebner. [149-108a] 4. Mary, b Mar. 23, 1868; d Apr. 4, 1890; m Howard M. Schultz. [19—102] 5. Annie, b Feb. 26, 1870; m Abraham Kriebel. 6. Regina, b Jan. 12, 1872; d Aug. 21, 1897. [149-108b] 7. Sarah, b Oct. 17, 1873; m Howard M. Schultz. [52a— 7 ] MARY H. FISHER, b Aug. 16, 1847; d Nov. 18, 1905; dau Adam and Maria (Heydrick) Fisher [52a— 3 ] ; m Jan. 9, 1887, JOHN G. CLEMENS, b Aug. 19, 1826; d Feb. 27, 1904. Mr. Clemens was a farmer; resided in Hatfield and later in Lansdale, Pa. No issue. Mary Fisher Clemens in her will established a Trust Fund for the preservation of the Salford Schw. Church and Cemetery. John G. Clemens was 1st married to Leah Clemmer. [52a-8] ADAM H. FISHER, b Aug. 29, 1848; s Adam and Maria (Heydrick) Fisher [52a-3]; m Feb. 12, 1881, MARY SNYDER, b Jan. 4, 1856; dau Jesse and Maria (Heebner) Snyder [48-22], Farmer; res., Lansdale, Pa., R. D. 1. (1917.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 863 Children (7): [52a-12] 1. Jesse S., b Jan. 18, 1882; in Emma B. Alderfer. [52a-13] 2. John S., b July 5, 1883; in Sara Jane Werle. 3. Mary S., b July 12, 1884; d Sept. 3, 1884. [48-131] 4. Lydia S., b Aug. 23, 1885; m Irwin S. Kratz. 5. Edwin S., b Jan. 6, 1890; d June 14, 1890. 6. Adam S., b Dee. 1, 1890; Lansdale, Pa. [52a-14] 7. Ada S., b Oct. 29, 1894; m Irvin Shelly. [52a-9] JOSIAH SMITH, b - ; d Nov. 18, 1888; s Joseph and Lydia (Heydrick-Kriebel) Smith [52a-5]; m May 31, 1879, ANNIE S. SCHELL. Josiah Smith is said to have committed suicide by taking poison and is buried at Friedensburg, Lehigh Co., Pa. His widow married George Stoneback and lives in Bethlehem, Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Henry Daniel, b July 11, 1880; d July 25, 1880. 2. Clara Elizabeth, b Jan. 31, 1883. 3. Laura Elenora, b Mar. 25, 1886. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [52a— 10] DANIEL K. HEYDRICK, b Nov. 15, 1863; d Mar. 28, 1890; s Samuel and Mary (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-6]; m Oct. 17, 1885, SOPHIA K. RITTENHOUSE, b Jan. 3, 1864; dau Abraham and Christina (Kriebel) Rittenhouse [25-79]. Daniel K. Heydrick was a farmer and lived in Lower Gwyn¬ edd Twp., Pa. Mrs. Heydrick’s address is Norristown, Pa. Children {2): 1. Estella R., b July 2, 1887; dressmaker; Norristown, Pa. 2. George R., b May 4, 1890; d Nov. 10, 1911. George Heydrick died at White Bird, Idaho, and is buried in Towamencin Schw. Cem. [52a-ll] REV. GEORGE K. HEYDRICK, b Jan. 28, 1865; s Samuel and Mary (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-6]; m June 21, 1911, ADELAIDE VIOLA DAWSON, b May 9, 1877; dau Henry Clay and Margaret Dawson. Clergyman; res., Buena Vista, Va. (1917.) One child: George Clayton, b Sept. 25, 1913. [52a-12] JESSE S. FISHER, b Jan. 18, 1882; s Adam H. and Mary (Snyder) Fisher [52a-8]; m Apr. 17, 1915, EMMA B. ALDERFER, b Aug. 1, 1887 ; dau John B. and Elizabeth K. (Bean) Alderfer. Farmer; res., Landsale, Pa., R. D. 1. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Alma Elizabeth, b Nov. 3, 1917. 2. Malinda, b Oct. 12, 1918; d Sept. 17, 1919. [52a-13] JOHN S. FISHER, b July 5, 1883; s Adam H. and Mary (Snyder) Fisher [52a-8]; m Apr. 23, 1914, SARA JANE WERLE, b Feb. 3, 1887; dau Henry F. and Deborah (Biddle) Werle. Bookkeeper; res., 4632 N. Warnock St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) Mr. Fisher is assistant circulation manager of “The Schwenkfeldian.” Children ( 2 ): 1. Anne Werle, b Jan. 21, 1915. 2. Mary Werle, b Feb. 11, 1916. [52b-l] ABRAHAM HEYDRICK, b Nov. 5, 1742; d Aug. 30, 1826; s Balthasar and Maria (Hoff- richter) Heydrick [52b] ;ra May 4, 1767, by a Justice of the Peace, SUSANNA YEAKLE, b Oct. 8, 1744; d Sept. 18, 1834; dau Christopher and Maria (Schultz) Yeakle [160-1]. Children (6): [38-24] 1. Sarah, b Sept. 25, 1768; d Mar. 31, 1825; m Abraham Yeakle. [52b-3] 2. Christopher, b Apr. 7, 1770; d Feb. 9, 1856; m Mary Care. [52b — 4] 3. Susanna, b Dec. 21, 1774; d Jan. 31, 1847; m Jacob Cress. [52b-5] 4. Regina, b Sept. 2, 1775; m Edward Dowers. 864 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [52b-6] 5. Abraham, b May 18, 1779; d June 16, 1866; m Susanna Neff. [52b-7] 6. Maria, b Feb. 20, 1781; d Aug. 26, 1866; m John Peters. Abraham Heydrick kept a store and farm at the foot of Chestnut Hill in Springfield Twp., Pa., later known as the “Wheel-Pump Hotel.” During the Revolutionary war, when the Continental Money was at a discount, it is said that Abraham Heydrick had so much money that he kept it in barrels, from which fact a tradition is current in the families of his descendants that he had a “barrel of money.” It is also said that after the Battle of Germantown, when Washington’s troops retreated to Whitemarsh, Mrs. Heydrick stood at the door of their store and handed out food and drink to the soldiers as they passed by. [C. Heydrick.] According to tradition Abraham Heydrick served as a private in the Revolution. It is also stated that when Abraham Heydrick built the stone house which stood opposite the Wheel Pump Hotel at Chestnut Hill, Mrs. Heydrick assisted him by carrying the stones to him in her apron. This house was built in 1767 and remained in the hands of the Heydrick family until 1896, when the heirs of Charles Heydrick disposed of it. For much of the data regarding Abraham Heydrick and his descendants, the editor is indebted to the late Judge Christopher Heydrick [52b-43], and Dr. J. E. Burnett Buckenham [52b-53]. Abraham Heydrick, Sr., son of Balthasar Heydrick, lived at the foot of Chestnut Hill, later known as “Heydrick’s Dale,” which consisted of a few houses. The tavern, or public house, was owned by Sebastian Neff in 1742. The survey deed to Neff shows that the tavern existed at that date. It was later owned by Jacob Neff, only son and heir of Sebastian, who bequeathed it to his son, Jacob, who married Susanna Heydrick. Jacob Neff, Jr., deeded this property to Abraham Heydrick and Susanna, sister of Jacob Neff. Thus it came into the possession of Abraham Heydrick, and upon his death in 1866 it was sold by his heirs, thus passing out of the family. For a number of years this hotel was kept by Isaac Evans, brother-in-law of Abraham Heydrick, and later it was kept by a son-in-law, Amos Corson. The tract of land upon which the present house is located was part of a large tract purchased by Christopher Yeakle prior to 1767, at which time Christo¬ pher’s daughter, Susanna, married Abraham Heydrick, and they together built the upper half of the present homestead building. In 1795, Christopher Yeakle conveyed by deed to Abraham Heydrick a portion of a large tract consisting of four acres, on which the homestead buildings had been erected. There was a small stone house with the lower portion as a spring-house and the upper story as a smoke¬ house. Tradition says this house had been planned with a view to occupancy as a residence in case of Mrs. Heydrick’s meeting with misfortune which would take away her home from her possession. Abraham Heydrick, Sr., was the owner of a tract of land located in Chestnut Hill, fronting on Germantown Avenue and running westward a considerable distance to Graver’s Lane, then known as Union Avenue. [J. E. B .] [52b-2a] CAPTAIN BALTHASAR HEYDRICK, b Dec. 29, 1750; d Dec. 19, 1831; s Balthasar and Maria (Hoffrichter) Heydrick [52b]; m (name of 1st wife unknown). Children (3): [52b-8a] [52b-8b] 1. George, b 1783; d Aug. 2, 1838; m | 1. Margaret Heyberger. 1 2. Sarah Flew. 2. Mary, unm. [52b-9] 3. Catharine, d June or July, 1850; m George Cress. [52b-2b] CAPTAIN BALTHASAR HEYDRICK, same as above, m 2d time, ELIZABETH NUN- GESSER, b Mar. 7, 1751; d Feb. 19, 1841. Children (6): 1. Abraham, b July 10, 1794; d Nov., 1828; unm. [52b-10] 2. Isaac, b July 9, 1796; d Nov. 24, 1846; m Elizabeth Wasser. [52b— 1 1 ] 3. Samuel, b Apr. 10, 1798; d Feb. 1, 1850; m Leanna Kline. [52b— 1 2] 4. Elizabeth, m David Toole. [52b-13] 5. Ann, d Feb. 12, 1830; rn Henry Baum. [52b— 14] 6. Susanna, b Feb. 23, 1800; m John Croman. Balthasar Heydrick lived in Flourtown, Montg. Co., Pa., and is buried in Union Cem. at that place. He was a captain in the Revolutionary War. He died insolvent and the settlement of his estate showed numerous notes given by him. Balser Heydrick, as Captain, signed papers on the following dates: Feb. 14, 1780; Feb. 14, 1780; Feb. 14, 1781. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 865 “Waynesburg, Mar. 4, 1779, have an opportunity to send with Captain Heydrick of Philadelphia 6000 dollars to Lieut. Col. Farmer.” [Pa. Arch., Vol. 7, p 369.} ‘‘It is supposed they both (Balthasar Heydrick and his wife of Frederick) were buried in Lower Salford.” [W. A. Y. to C. Heydrick, Jan. J, 1878.] ‘‘Balthasar Heydrick built a one story log house on the east side of the turnpike in the central part of Flourtown, which was still standing in recent years and was said to be the only log building remaining anywhere in this section of the country.” [Bean — Hist, of Montg. Co., p 1072.] [52b— 3] DR. CHRISTOPHER HEYDRICK, b Apr. 7, 1770; d Feb. 9, 1856; s Abraham and Susanna (Yeakle) Heydrick [52b— 1 ] ; m Apr. 13, 1793, MARY CARE, b 1768; d Oct. 31, 1835; dau Capt. Peter Care. [52b-14.1] [52b— 1 5] [52b-16a] [52b-16b] Children (3): 1. Harriet E., b June 11, 1795; d Dec. 5, 1873; m Nathaniel P. Hood. 2. Caroline M., b Jan. 27, 1797; d Mar. 2, 1874; m Thomas J. Brown. 3. Charles H., b Mar. 5, 1799; d Dec. 16, 1883; m I ^dams l 2. Ann Adams. Dr. Christopher Heydrick was born in Springfield Twp., Phila. Co. (now Montg.), Pa. In his youth, after having fitted himself by a thorough course of education, he studied the science of medicine under the instruction of the celebrated Dr. Benjamin Say, of Phila., and in 1792, at the age of 22 years, was graduated with high honors from the University of Pa. Six years afterward, in 1798, he was elected a member of the Philadelphia Society of Medicine, and during the same year, and for some time thereafter, he held the position of Physician to the Phila. Hospital. In 1815, he was elected Resident Member of the Cabinet of Sciences in Phila., an honor which has been conferred upon few, and those the most learned and scientific men in the country. Having been engaged in the practice of medicine, and with much success, at Chestnut Hill, Phila., and in the city of Phila. itself, from 1792 until 1819, he at the latter date removed to the borough of Mercer, in Mercer County, Pa. He resided in this place several years, and enjoyed a very successful, lucrative practice. But from his youth having a passion for agriculture, he determined to abandon his profession and enjoy for the remainder of his life his favorite pursuit; with this object in view, here- moved from Mercer to a farm in the valley of French Creek, Venango County, Pa., where he continued to reside until the day of his death. During the last ten or twelve years of his life he was afflicted with blindness. After a long and eventful life, Dr. Heydrick died Feb. 9, 1856, in the 86th year of his age. ‘‘The career of Dr. Heydrick as a physician belongs not so much to the history of Venango county as to that of the city of Phila. and of the County of Mercer, in which sketches of his life are found. But as a pioneer, in the sense that he visited Venango county before it was fully organized and acquired property therein and caused one of the oldest and best farms within its borders to be opened up and improved, he is worthy of notice here. He was born in Montg. Co. near Chestnut Hill, now a suburb of Phila. His grandfather, Balthasar Heydrick, to escape religious persecution, fled from Silesia to Saxony in 1726 and emigrating to Pa. in 1734, settled in Montg. Co. where he bought land of the Penns. Dr. Heydrick was educated privately at home, under the direction and with the friendly assistance of David Rittenhouse, the eminent philosopher, mathematician, and patriot. He studied medicine with Dr. Benjamin Say of Phila. and was graduated from the medical department of the University of Pennsylvania in 1792. After his graduation he was physician to the Philadelphia Hospital and a member of several of the most prominent learned societies of the time. He continued his practice at Chestnut Hill until 1819. ‘‘In 1802-3 he made a visit of inspection to land owned by his father in the third, fifth, and sixth donation districts. Delighted with the tract on French Creek at the mouth of the Deer Creek, then the site of an Indian village known as Custaloga’s Town, he purchased it from his father intending some day to make it his home. In 1819, he removed to Mercer and there practiced his profession. Part of his French Creek tract had been for years cultivated by the Indians and he gave an improvement lease to James Martin, son of John Martin, Sr. Martin erected buildings, and enlarged the Indian improvement. The farm had been fairly opened to cultivation and is now in possession of his son, Charles H. Heydrick. Advancing years admonished the doctor that he must soon abandon his pro¬ fession. So he removed to the farm and passed the remainder of his days with his son. ‘‘Dr. Heydrick, Apr. 13, 1793, married Mary, daughter of Captain Peter Care, Sr., of Philadelphia. His death occurred on the 9th of February, 1856. His children were Harriet, married to Nathaniel P. Hood, of Philadelphia; Caroline married to Thomas J. Brown of Mercer County; and Charles H. 866 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families “To a mind vigorous and receptive by nature, the subject of our sketch added the thorough culture of the schools and that wisdom that comes from observation and contact with his fellowmen. He lives in the memory of those who knew him as a genial old gentleman, ripe in knowledge and experience, which he was always willing to impart for the benefit of those around him.” [A. P. W. — Hist. Venango Co., Pa.] [52b-4] SUSANNA HEYDRICK, b Dec. 21, 1774; d Jan. 31, 1847; dau Abraham and Susanna (Yeakle) Heydrick [52b-l]; m Nov. 17, 1796, JACOB CRESS, b Aug. 21, 1770; d Jan. 9, 1836; buried at Mt. Airy Lutheran Cem. Lived in Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa. Children (10): 1. Daniel, b Oct. 28, 1797; d Mar. 21, 1846. 2. Amelia, b Aug. 20, 1799; d July 3, 1800. 3. Josiah, b Jan. 22, 1800; d Oct. 31, 1804. [52b— 1 7 ] 4. Mary, b Nov. 29, 1802; m George Rex. 5. Edward, b Oct. 6, 1804; went to North Carolina. 6. James, b June 18, 1807; d Mar. 18, 1808. [52b— 18] 7. Louis, b Jan. 22, 1809; d in Stuttgart, Germany. 8. Augustus, b Apr. 17, 1811; d Mar. 10, 1838. 9. Hamilton, b May 17, 1814. 10. Abraham H., b May 10, 1816; d Mar. 28, 1861. [Mt. Airy records-state that an “ Amelia Cress, d Mar. 25, 1838; aged 21 wos.”] The will of Jacob Cress was made August 14, 1831, and was probated Feb. 11, 1836. In his will he names his wife, Susanna, and the following children: Daniel, Edward, Lewis, Augustus, Hamil¬ ton, Abraham, and Mary Ann. He bequeaths to his wife the income from his estate at Chestnut Hill and Germantown Township, adjoining lands of Christopher Yeakle, etc. He also gives her one-third of the real estate revenue after the same is sold in Philadelphia County. The remaining two-thirds is given to the children as follows : Edward, one-thirteenth part, and each of the following two-thirteenths part: Daniel, Lewis, Hamilton, Abraham, and Mary Ann. Augustus is to receive the remaining two- thirteenths part which is to be invested, and the income is to be paid to him quarterly. The executors are Susanna, his wife, his brother-in-law, Abraham Heydrick, and his son-in-law, George Rex. Witnesses to the will were Christopher Yeakle and George Piper. [Phila. Wills, Bk. 11— p 637.] EXTRACTS FROM THE WILL OF DANIEL CRESS, BROTHER OF JACOB CRESS State of North Carolina — Rowan County. Court of C. P. & Q. S. Court House, Salisbury, on the third Monday of May, A. D., 1823. Will of Daniel Cress was exhibited as follows: ‘‘1 Daniel Cress, of the Town of Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina, devise unto my sister, Susanna Peters, the sum of $6000; to George Cress, son of William Cress, $3000; to Henry W. Cress, son of William Cress, house and lot on Chestnut Hill, Phila. County, Pa.; and $2000 to Daniel Cress, son of William Cress, to Elizabeth Cress, daughter of William Cress, to Margaret Cress, daughter of William Cress. “To my brother, Jacob Cress, and Abraham Heydrick, $6000 in trust, to support my brother, George Cress. After death of my brother, George, then $4000 shall go to my brother, Jacob Cress, absolutely, and the $2000 to Jacob’s daughter, Amelia. “To my brother, Jacob Cress, and Abraham Heydrick $6000 in trust for support of my youngest sister, Sarah, and after her death the principal is to be divided among her legal representatives. “To my brother, Jacob Cress, $5000 in stock of Bank of United States. To my nephew, Edward Cress, son of Jacob Cress, my house and lot whereon I now live, my household and kitchen furniture; my negro Bets and her family of children, and the sum of $6000 in goods at cost out of the store, or if not $6000 in stock then the balance in money. “To my brother, Henry Cress, $4000; to his children (Henry’s) viz., $1000 to Jacob Cress; $1000 to Joseph Cress; $1000 to Charles Cress; $1000 to Sarah Killinger. “To my nephew, Daniel Cress, gold watch; to Henry Killinger, son of Leonard Killinger, $1000. “The remainder, not specifically bequeathed, to be equally divided among George Cress, Henry Cress, Jacob Cress, and the children of William Cress and their representatives.” The Will was made Sept. 20, 1822, and was probated in 1894. [ Will Book 174:464. Will of Record No. 1357.] [./. E. B.] [ 52b— 5] REGINA HEYDRICK, b Sept. 2, 1775; dau Abraham and Susanna (Yeakle) Heydrick [52b— 1 ] ; m Dec. 4, 1794, EDWARD DOWERS, b Feb. 18, 1769; d Nov. 28, 1841. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 867 Children (3): [.52b— 19] 1. Matilda, b Feb. 19, 1797; rn James Burd Patterson. 2. Mary, b Jan. 5, 1799; d Oct. 15, 1822; unm. 3. John, b Oct. 23, 1800; d at sea, Apr. 19. 1819. [52b-6] ABRAHAM HEYDRICK, b May 18, 1779; d June 16, 1866; s Abraham and Susanna (Yeakle) Heydrick [52b~l ] ; m July 11, 1803, SUSANNA NEFF, b Apr. 15, 1782; d Dec. 6, 1865; dau Jacob Neff. Abraham Heydrick lived at the foot of Chestnut Hill in Springfield Twp., Pa., on a farm called “Heydrick’s Hollow,” which contained hotel, farm and several other dwellings, known for some¬ time as “Heydrick’s dale,” but later called “Wheel-Pump.” Children (7): [52b-20] 1. Mary Ann, b June 2, 1805; d Nov. 28, 1885; m Amos Corson. [52b— 2 1 ] 2. Caleb, b Dec. 28, 1806; d Jan. 1, 1888; m Sarah Faust. [52b-22] 3. George Neff, b Nov. 1, 1808; d Nov. 23, 1879; m Ann Huston. 4. Edward, b Nov. 29, 1809; d July 4, 1811. 5. Levi, b Oct. 30, 1811; d Nov. 11, 1811. [52b-23] 6. Charles, b Feb. 18, 1813; d Jan. 25, 1896; m Mary Rex Yeakel. [52b-24] 7. Susanna, b Apr. 14, 1822; d Dec. 13, 1891; m David Z. Evans. In a list of those arrested for misdemeanor in connection with Fries’ Rebellion of 1798, are the names of Peter Heidrick and Abraham Heidriclc. [ Vid . Publications of the Montg. Co. Historical Society , Vol. /, p 316.] Extract from deed of conveyance of Abraham Heydrick, Shopkeeper, Springfield, to J. Magoffin, Gentleman, Chestnut Hill, 1823; consideration SI. 00 “To said John Magoffin and to the ‘Trustees’ or their successors a certain lot or piece of land situate on Chestnut Hill in Germantown Tw p. for the use and purpose of building thereon a house for Christian worship and such other purposes as the said J. Magoffin and the said ‘Trustees’ shall consent to and shall not be detrimental to the other lot or piece of ground of which the hereby granted premises are a part. Excluding absolutely a common day or night school or a Sunday School unless w ith the proper consent of the ow ner of the said lot or piece of ground of which this is a part. “If the said J. Magoffin shall not make provision for charities it shall be held for such uses by the Trustees chosen by the Schwenkfelder congregation of Towamencin Twp.; Episcopal Methodist; English Presbyterian; German Reformed; Presbyterian Lutheran, now existing congregation in Germantown Twp.; Baptist Congregation, now exist¬ ing nearest to the said premises; each of which shall appoint a Trustee annually.” A building was erected on this ground which was used for religious purposes on alternate Sundays by different denominations. This building was in use until after the Civil War. [52b— 7 ] MARIA (MARY) HEYDRICK, b Feb. 20, 1781; d Aug. 26, 1866; dau Abraham and Susanna (Yeakle) Heydrick [52b— 1 ] ; m JOHN PETERS, d May 31, 1832; s John and Susanna (Cress) Peters. Children (7): [52b-25] 1. Delinda, b Nov. 27, 1803; d Jan. 12, 1891; m Jacob Detweiler. [52b-26] 2. Susanna, m August W. Snyder. 3. John. 4. Franklin. 5. Elizabeth. [52b-27] 6. Charlotte, d Jan. 6, 1875; m William Strouse. [52b-28] 7. Caroline, m George Bush. [J. E. B. Unable to complete or verify.] [52b -8a] GEORGE HEYDRICK, b 1783; d Aug. 2, 1838; s Balthasar and Hevdrick [52b-2a]; m MARGARET llEYBERGER. George Heydrick is buried in Hooker’s Cem. in White- marsh Twp., near Phila., Pa. Children (3): 1. Henry, 2. Mary. [52b-8b] GEORGE HEYDRICK, same as above, m 2d time, SARAH FLEW. [Further data unobtainable. ] The only data discovered regarding the above family is found in the will of Andrew Heiberger, of Springfield Twp., Pa. Letters were granted Nov. 17, 1797, to Christian Heiberger of Northampton 868 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families County, Abraham Heydrick of Montgomery County, administrators of Andrew Heiberger, deceased. In addition to the above named two administrators, John Heilich and George Adam Blank, of Mont¬ gomery County, were bondsmen. PETITION FOR GUARDIAN ‘‘The Petition of Catherine Heidrick and George Ileidrick, grandchildren of Andrew Heiberger, deceased, above the age of fourteen years, respectfully showeth: That your Petitioner’s Grand Father, the said Andrew Heiberger. died sometime since possessed of considerable real estate, part of which falls to the share of your Petitioners who re¬ quest that the Court may be pleased to permit them to choose a Guardian or Guardians to take care of their property during the time of their minority and the favour will gratefully be acknowledged by her Catherine x Heidrich February 10th, 1801. mark George Heydrick Feb. 10th, 1801, Catherine Hydrich appeared in Open Court made choice of Abraham Heydrich, which the Court approved.” [ # 7368, Orphans' Court Docket, Monty. Co.] \J . E. B.] “Buried March 15, 1797, Andreas Heyberger in Hockers Begrabnissplatz, 74 years.” “Married January 2, 1783, Andreas Heyberger Aus Phila. Co. Getraut in Springfield and Cath¬ arine Salerin aus Phila. Co. Pfarrer Schmidt.” [Records of St. Michael's Evan. Lath. Church .] [52b-9] CATHARINE HEYDRICK, d June or July, 1850; dau Capt. Balthasar Heydrick [52b-2a]; m GEORGE CRESS, b May 17, 1762; d Nov., 1825; s Henry Cress. Children ( 2 ): 1. Reuben, b July 28, 1802. [52b— 29] 2. Amelia, b July 10, 1804; d Apr. 6, 1881; m Peter Fritz. [J. E. B. Unable to complete or verify.} [52b-10] ISAAC HEYDRICK, b July 9, 1796; d Nov. 24, 1846; s Capt. Balthasar and Elizabeth (Nungesser) Heydrick [52b— 2b] ; m July 31, 1825, ELIZABETH WASSER, b Dec. 4, 1802; d Oct. 12, 1854. Lived in Bridesburg, Phila., Pa. Children (8): 1. David, b Nov. 11, 1826; d Feb. 15, 1904; m Emily Hutchinson. 1. Mary Brown. 2. William W., b Nov. 16, 1828; d Feb. 20, 1893; m [52b-30] [52b-31a] [52b-31b] [52b-31c] [52b-32] [52b-33] 2. Annie S. Cook. 3. Elizabeth B. Gilroy. 3. Mary, b Jan. 10, 1831 ; m John Jacoby. 4. Charles, b Sept. 20, 1832; d May 11, 1874; m Sallie P. Cannon. 5. James Henry, b Nov. 29, 1835; d Nov. 26, 1837. 6. Samuel, b Apr. 22, 1838; d Dec. 20, 1843. 7. George, b Jan. 22, 1841; d Jan. 22, 1847. 8. Anna, b July 14, 1844; d Feb. 12, 1876. [52b— 1 1 ] SAMUEL HEYDRICK, b Apr. 10, 1798; d Feb. 1, 1850; s Capt, Balthasar and Elizabeth (Nungesser) Heydrick [52b-2b]; m LEANNA KLINE, b Mar. 14, 1811; d Mar. 14, 1882; dau Michael Kline. Lived in Flourtown, Pa. Both buried in Union Cent., Whitemarsh, Pa. A son Charles is mentioned in his will. One child: Charles. [No further data obtainable.} [52b- 12] ELIZABETH HEYDRICK, dau Capt. Balthasar and Elizabeth (Nungesser) Heydrick [52b-2b] ; m Oct. 1, 1818, by Rev. George Wack to DAVID TOOLE. [Perk. Rey., Vol. II, p 88.} Children (J): 1. David; 2. Edward; 3. Amelia; 4. Sarah. [J. E. B. No further data.} [52b— 14] SUSANNA HEYDRICK, b Feb. 23, 1800; dau Capt, Balthasar and Elizabeth (Nungesser) Heydrick [52b-2b]; m June 7, 1818, JOHN CROMAN. [Data supplied by J. E. B. Unable to complete or verify.} [52b-14.1] HARRIET E. HEYDRICK, 6 June 11, 1795; d Dec. 5, 1873; dau Dr. Christopher •and Mary (Care) Heydrick [52b-3]; wiNov.9, 1814, NATHANIEL P. HOOD, b Mar. 28, 1789; d Dec., Plate 95 George G. Groff, Ph.D., LL.D. [74-430] A former Acting-President of Bucknell University Commissioner of Education of Porto Rico (Courtesy of The Pennsylvania German Society.) Plate 96 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 869 1871. Nathaniel P. Hood and wife and unmarried children are buried in Laurel Hill Cem., Phila., Pa. [J. E. B .] Children (10): [52b— 36.1 ] 1. Susanna Theresa, b Sept. 24, 1816; d Dec. 23, 1899; m James Aspden. [52b— 36.2] 2. Mary Heydrick, b Feb. 23, 1818; m Thomas Reilly. 3. Charles Rawle, b Nov. 2, 1819. 4. Franklin, b Jan. 15, 1822; dec. [52b-36.3] 5. Rebecca, b June 12, 1824; m Henry W. Wilson. 6. Franklin Comly, b Feb. 17, 1827. [52b-36.4] 7. Samuel Emlen, b Mar. 11, 1829; m Juliet Kates. Samuel Hood was a successful merchant on Market St., Phila., Pa. 8. Caroline Matilda, b Jan. 3, 1832. 9. Ada Byron, b 1836; d Dec. 10, 1917. [52b-36.5] 10. Harriet, b 1838; d 1915; m James Armstrong'. [J. E. B. Unable to complete or verify.) [52b- 15] CAROLINE M. HEYDRICK, b Jan. 27, 1797; d Mar. 2, 1874; dau Dr. Christopher and Mary (Care) Heydrick [52b-3]; m Nov., 1821, THOMAS JACOBS BROWN, b May, 1801. [52b-37] [52b-38| [52b-39] [52b-40] [52b— 41 ) Children (8): 1. Alexander F., b Feb. 18, 1823; d Dec. 21, 1889; m Caroline Kerr. 2. Harriet H., b July 1 5, 1824; m Dr. L. G. Rosenbury. 3. James, b Mar. 26, 1826; m Mary E. Byles. 4. Charles H., b Dec. 22, 1827; m Mary A. Black. 5. Albert G., b Sept. 6, 1830. 6. Christopher H., b Mar. 22, 1836. 7. Mary E., b Nov. 18, 1837; d Dec. 8, 1871; m Emlin P. Thorn. No issue. 8. Benjamin F., b May 11, 1842; d 1843. [ Unable to locate descendants of this family.) “Thomas Jacobs Brown was born in Westmoreland County, Pa., in May, 1801; removed with his parents to Mercer Co., Pa., in 1808, where he subsequently laid out the now borough of Sandy Lake, formerly called Brownsville, erected a saw' mill, flouring mill, oil mill, woollen factory, and turning mill, all propelled by water power, and was engaged many years in general merchandising; was ap¬ pointed Justice of the Peace in 1840, and elected to the same office in 1845; appointed Associate Judge of the several Courts of Mercer County in 1855, to fill a vacancy, and elected to the same office in 1856, for the term of five years; again appointed Justice of the Peace in 1875, to fill a vacancy, and again elected for a full term in 1876.” [G. R., 1879.) [52b-16a] CHARLES HENRY HEYDRICK, b Mar. 5, 1799; d Dec. 16, 1883; s Dr. Christopher and Mary (Care) Heydrick [52b-3]; m Mar. 2, 1826, MARY ANN ADAMS, b May 10, 1803; d Sept. 28, 1838; dau Capt. James Adams. Children (6): 1. James A., b Jan. 28, 1827; d Sept. 27, 1895. [52b-42] 2. Harriet E., b Aug. 1, 1828; d Oct. 5, 1864; m James C. Shaw. [52b-43] 3. Christopher, b May 19, 1830; d Oct. 9, 1914; in Frances H. Irwin. [52-44] 4. Jesse A., b Sept. 19, 1832; d Sept. 25, 1911; m Lizzie W. Nellis. [52b-45] 5. Peter C., b Sept. 12, 1834; d Nov. 28, 1915; m Margaret A. Doughty. [52b-46] 6. Charles William, b Oct. 17, 1836; d Dec. 1, 1922; rn Mary C. Ten Broeek. [Buckenham and Heydrick.) Capt. James Adams was captain of the 4th Co. of the 5th Battalion of the Cumberland County Associators. [ Vid . Pa. Archives , 2nd series, Vol. XIV, pp 372, 389, 1^16, 450. — Colonial Records, Vol. XI, p 90 — History of Cumberland County.) The remotest ancestor of the Adams family that has been located was Richard Adams, born about 1618 in Upper Hayford in Northampton, who bought five hundred acres of land in the province of Pennsylvania from William Penn, Feb. 26, 1681. [Vid. Pa. Archives, 2nd series, Vol. XIX, pp621, 732.) This Richard Adams was the great-great-grandfather of Capt. James Adams who was born in 1734, and died in 1824. [C. II.) 870 Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families [52b-16b] CHARLES HENRY HEYDRICK, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 22, 1842, ANN ADAMS, b Feb. 15, 1815; d Mar. 10, 1904; dau Jesse Adams of Mifflin Co., Pa. Children (J): [52b— 47 ] 1. Mary Ann, b June 25, 1843; d Dec. 12, 1909; m James G. Adams. 2. Joseph H., b July 22, 1845; d May 17, 1905. 3. Caroline E., b Sept. 3, 1847; d Mar. 18, 1862. 4. Thomas B., b Oct. 13, 1851; d Feb. 7, 1882. “Charles H. Heydrick, son of Dr. Christopher Heydrick, was born at Chestnut Hill, Philadel¬ phia, Mar. 5, 1799. He was educated at the University of Pennsylvania and studied medicine with his father, but never practiced. He came to Mercer, Pa., with his parents in 1819. Seven years later he removed to his farm on French Creek, where he resided until his death on the 16th of Dec., 1883. In 1826, Mr. Heydrick married Mary, daughter of James Adams, who owned a large tract of land at the mouth of Mill Creek, a part of which is now the borough of Utica. Six children were the fruits of that union: James A., Christopher, Jesse, Peter, Charles W., and Harriet. Mrs. Mary (Adams) Heydrick died in 1838. The sons are all living. His second marriage with Ann Adams, daughter of Jesse Adams of Mifflin County, Pa., gave him four children: Mary, Joseph H., Caroline and Thomas B. The latter two are dead. “In 1842, he was elected county auditor. Jan. 22, 1845, he was appointed by the surveyor general of Pa. deputy surveyor for Venango County, and reappointed May 29, 1845, holding the office until it became elective. He was elected in 1853 and again in 1856, and his official records during all of that time are models of neatness and accuracy. Although eminently qualified to perform the duties of any public position, Mr. Heydrick had no particular taste for official life. For him rural life had its charms. The splendid domain which came into the possession of his ancestors more than a hundred years ago, and descended to him was his pride. There, surrounded by his flocks and herds and fertile fields he loved to greet his friends and dispense warm hospitality to all who came. There he was seen at his best, and there the visitor could feel the truth of the old phrase — ‘God made the country, and man made the town.’ “This old farm, beautified by more than half a century’s intelligent culture, is also historic ground. On it Custaloga, the tricky Indian, who gave Washington so much trouble, built his town. There beneath the old trees, still standing, the Redmen held their councils, and there lie the remains of Guyasutha, a renowned and powerful Chieftain. In caring for Guyasutha’s grave and preventing all desecration of the old chief’s last resting place, Mr. Heydrick evinced the kindly side of his own nature. God permitted him to live to a ripe old age, measurably free from its usual attendant cares and infirmi¬ ties. As the years came upon him he lost none of his early interest in human affairs. The happiness of those around him was happiness for himself. When alone his cultured mind found company in books and recreation in thought. His strong hold upon the regard of his neighbors and friends acquired by years of kindly intercourse, was his to the last. Growing old gracefully he reaped the recompense of that rare but happy condition in the continuous care and affection of his children, and escaped the neg¬ lect which accompanies, more or less, the querulous and complaining old age. Venango has had no better citizen than Charles H. Heydrick.” [A. P. W. in Hist, of Venango Co., Pa.) Although Charles H. Heydrick was far removed from the vicinity of the Schwenkfelders’ settle¬ ment, he always remained true to this faith and never joined any other church. At the family fireside, in the evening, he related to his family the history and traditions of the Schwenkfelders, and showed them his Schwenkfelder books and manuscripts which he treasured highly. It was in this manner that he inspired his son, Christopher, later a Judge of the Supreme Court of Pa., with such a deep interest in the history and progress of the Schwenkfelders, although he never lived near enough to the Church to attend services, except on occasional visits to Eastern Pennsylvania. [52b— 1 7 ] MARY CRESS, b Nov. 29, 1802; dau Jacob and Susanna (Heydrick) Cress [52b— 4] ; m GEORGE REX. One child: Anne Mary, b Nov. 16, 1829. [,/. E. B. No further data.] [52b-18] LOUIS CRESS, b Jan. 22, 1809; s Jacob and Susanna (Heydrick) Cress [52b-4]; m - . Louis Cress is said to have died in Stuttgart, Germany. Children (2): [52b-48] 1. Louisa G ertrude, m Major Connor. 2. John; lived in Virginia. [ Unable to obtain further data.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 871 [52b-19] MATILDA DOWERS, b Feb. 19, 1797; dau Edward and Regina (Heydrick) Dowers [52b— 5] ; m June 14, 1820, JAMES BURD PATTERSON, b 1788; d Mar., 1867; s George and Jane (Burd) Patterson. Children (J): [52b-49] 1. James Burd, b 1821; d 187-; m Matilda Hubley. [52b-50] 2. Joseph Shippen, b 1829; d Nov. 1, 1869; m Sarah E. Weaver. 3. Josephine, d young. 4. Adaline, d young. [J. E. B. Unable to complete.] [52b— 20] MARY ANN HEYDRICK, b June 2, 1805; d Nov. 28, 1885; dau Abraham and Susanna (Neff) Heydrick [52b-6]; m Feb. 9, 1837, AMOS CORSON, b Mar. 20, 1813; d Apr. 9, 1876; s Benjamin and Catherine (Febrige) Corson. Farmer; lived in Springfield Twp., Pa.; later owned farm adjoining Union Church, Whitemarsh, Pa. Both buried in churchyard of St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church, Whitemarsh, Montg. Co., Pa. [J. E. B.] One child: [52b— 51 ] Sarah Jane, b Jan. 19, 1838; d Oct., 1915; m James Van Court. [52b-21] CALEB HEYDRICK, b Dec. 28, 1806; d Jan. 1, 1888; s Abraham and Susanna (Neff) Heydrick [52b— 6] ; m May 16, 1835, SARAH FAUST, b Dec. 21, 1816; d Mar. 19, 1864; dau Peter and Sarah (Cress) Faust. Lived in Whitemarsh Twp., Pa. All buried in Yeakle Burying Ground at Chestnut Hill, Pa. [J. E. B.] Children (2): 1. Matilda Amelia, b Aug. 29, 1836; d Mar. 8, 1902; unm. 2. Mary Cress, b Feb. 23, 1848; d May 13, 1865. [52b-22] GEORGE NEFF HEYDRICK, b Nov. 1, 1808; d Nov. 23, 1879; s Abraham and Susanna (Neff) Heydrick [52b-6]; m Dec. 9, 1834, ANN HUSTON, b Mar. 6, 1815; d July 8, 1892; dau Captain John and Deborah (Keisel) Huston. Capt. Huston was a soldier of the War of 1812. He lived on Bethlehem Pike, Chestnut Hill, Phila. Both are buried in Ivy Hill Cemetery. [J. E. B.] Children (6): 1. Emily Deborah, b Nov. 29, 1835; d Apr. 3, 1900. 2. Harriet Amanda, b June 20, 1838; d Feb. 23, 1920; unm; lived in Chestnut Hill, Pa. [52b-52] 3. William Henry Harrison, b July 5, 1840; d Jan. 13, 1912; m Amanda Derr. [52b-53] 4. Loretta Susanna, b Aug. 10, 1843; m John W. Buckenham. 5. Anna Clara, b Apr. 20, 1845; d Apr. 2, 1846. 6. John Abraham, b Sept. 27, 1848; d Oct., 1856. [52b-23] CHARLES HEYDRICK, b Feb. 18, 1813; d Jan. 25, 1896; s Abraham and Susanna (Neff) Heydrick [52b-6]; m Feb. 22, 1868, MRS. MARIA (MARY) (REX) YEAKEL, dau George Rex, and widow of Samuel Yeakel [160-8]. No issue. Charles Heydrick is buried in the Yeakle Burying Ground at Chestnut Hill, Phila., and his wife in St. Peter’s Lutheran Churchyard, Barren Hill, Pa., beside her first husband, Samuel Yeakel. [J. E. B.] [52b-24] SUSANNA HEYDRICK, b Apr. 14, 1822; d Dec. 13, 1891; dau Abraham and Susanna (Neff) Heydrick [52b-6]; m Oct. 29, 1849, DAVID ZIMMERMAN EVANS, b Dec. 27, 1824; d Jan. 8, 1894; s Isaac and Hannah (Zimmerman) Evans. David Z. Evans and wife and minor children are buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Phila., Pa. [J. E. B.] [52b-53.1a] [52b— 53.1b] [52b-53.1c] [52b-53.2] [52b-54a] [52b-54b] [52b-54c] J Children (8): | 1. Belle Southgate. 1. Charles Heydrick, b Mar. 17, 1851; d Jan. 20, 1916; m I 2. Mrs. Lizzie - ( 3. Mrs. Laura C. Stoy. 2. David Zimmerman, b Mar. 4, 1852; m Hannah E. Marsden. 3. Edward Abram, b Mar. (May) 15, 1855; d July 15 (18), 1855. 4. Mary Margaret, b Nov. 15, 1858; d July 29, 1859. [ 1. Margaret F. G. Purdy. 5. Burd Patterson, b Sept. 7, 1860; m \ 2. Mrs. Mary L. Walcott. ( 3. Edith I. Fisher. 872 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [52b-54.1] 6. Isaac Howard, b Apr. 16, 1861; m Martha Hatten. 7. Helena Neff, b July 21, 1864; d July 4, 1865. 8. William II., b Oct. 12, 1865; d Mar. 30, 1866. [52b-25] DELINDA PETERS, b Nov. 27, 1803; d Jan. 12, 1891; dau John and Mary (Heydrick) Peters [52b-7j; m Dec. 30, 1821, JACOB DETWEILER, b - ; d Feb., 1844. Lived in Phila., Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. John Peters, b Oct. 6, 1824. [52b-55] 2. Franklin, b July 23, 1827; m Isabella - 3. Elizabeth Ann, b July 30, 1830. 4. James William, b July 18, 1833. [52b-55.1] 5. Susanna, m William Harris. [J. E. B. No further data.} [52b-26] SUSANNA PETERS, dau John and Mary (Heydrick) Peters [52b-7]; m Oct, 27, 1831, AUGUST W. SNYDER. [J. E. B. Unable to complete or verify.} [52b-27] CHARLOTTE PETERS, d Jan. 6, 1875; dau John and Mary (Heydrick) Peters [52b— 7 ] ; m Oct, 30, 1831, WILLIAM STROUSE. [J. E. B. Unable to verify or complete .] [52b-28] CAROLINE PETERS, dau John and Mary (Heydrick) Peters [52b-7]; m GEORGE BUSH. One child: [52b-56] Ethan Allen, m - ; 8105 Ridge Ave., Phila., Pa. Soap manufacturer; has a large family. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] [52b-29] AMELIA CRESS, b July 10, 1804; d Apr. 6, 1881 ; dau George and Catharine (Heydrick) Cress [52b-9]; m PETER FRITZ; d Aug. 8, 1878; s Peter and Elizabeth Fritz. Children (J): 1. Peter, d June 5, 1907. 2. Amelia, d Apr. 3, 1915. 3. Elizabeth M. 4. Emma M. [J. E. B. Unable to complete or verify .] [52b-30] REV. DAVID HEYDRICK, b Nov. 11, 1826; d Feb. 15, 1904; s Isaac and Elizabeth (Wasser) Heydrick [52b— 10] ; m June 2, 1859, EMILY HUTCHINSON, b Apr. 30, 1828; d June 20, 1917. Clergyman. Children (6): 1. Ella Frances, b Aug. 1, 1861; 500 Dean St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2. John, b Aug. 17, 1862; d in infancy. 3. Sarah Minnie, b Mar. 27, 1863; d in infancy. 4. Mary Louisa, b Oct. 26, 1866; 500 Dean St., Brooklyn, N. Y. [52b— 56. 1 ] 5. Alfred Melville, b July 20, 1870; m Senora A. Seip. [52b~56.2] 6. Charles Seymour, b June 4, 1872; m Lulu Mead; 390 First St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev. David M. Heydrick was born in Flourtown, Pa. Early in life he became an active Sunday School worker and joined the Presbyterian Church. He received his college and theological training at Lafayette College and Princeton University, respectively. At the outbreak of the Civil War, he entered the service for the relief to the sick and wounded, and later labored with the Christian Com¬ mission both on the field and in the hospital. After the war he went to Brooklyn where he engaged in City Mission work, continuing to be “the devoted and indefatigable friend of the Poor,” until the time of his death. [For full biography , see “ Christian Herald ,” Mar. 2, 1904. ] [52b-31a] WILLIAM W. HEYDRICK, b Nov. 16, 1828; d Feb. 20, 1893; s Isaac and Elizabeth (Wasser) Heydrick [52b— 1 0] ; m May 15, 1851, MARY BROWN ; d Jan. 25, 1863. No children. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 873 [52b— 31b] WILLIAM W. HEYDRICK, same as above, m 2d time, ANNIE S. COOK, d Oct. 10, 1883. Children (5): 1. Lizzie Sloan, b Nov. 12, 1865; Bridesburg, Phila.. Pa. [52b-57] 2. Ada McClintock, b Oct. 30, 1871; m Harry Johnson. [52b-58] 3. Eva Linda, b Oct. 17, 1873; m Howard C. Reynolds. [52b-59] 4. Florence Guernsey, b Jan. 26, 1876; m David A. Little. [52b-60] 5. William Jacob, b Nov. 24, 1877; m Helen E. Eyles. [52b— 31c] WILLIAM W. HEYDRICK, same as above, m 3rd time, Nov. 11, 18S6, ELIZABETH BRITTON GILROY. William Heydrick lived in Bridesburg, Phila., Pa. [52b— 32] MARY HEYDRICK, b Jan. 10, 1831; dan Isaac and Elizabeth (Wasser) Heydrick [52b- 10]; in May 5, 1859, JOHN JACOBY. Children ( J ) : 1. Widdifield, b May 8, 1861; d in infancy. 2. Russel Powel, b July 22, 1862. 3. Emma Mary, b Aug. 27, 1872; d in infancy. 4. Flora, b July 26, 1876. [ Unable to trace this family.} [52b-33] CHARLES HEYDRICK, b Sept. 20, 1832; d May 11, 1874; s Isaac and Elizabeth (Wasser) Heydrick [52b-10j; m Jan. 21, 1863, SALLIE P. CANNON, b Dec. 21, 1836; d Mar. 31, 1904; dau Gov. William and Margaret A. (Laws) Cannon of Delaware. Charles Heydrick was Captain of a company of Volunteers in the Civil War. [C. H.) Children (3): [52b-60.1] 1. Margaret C., b Apr. 14, 1867; rn Henry Hartley Powers. 2. Elbe Buckalew, b July 18, 1870; d July 5, 1871. [52b-60.2] 3. Ray, b Nov. 16, 1871; m Walter A. Powell. \ [52b -36.1 ] SUSANNA THERESA HOOD, b Sept, 24, 1816; d Dec. 23, 1899; dau Nathaniel P. and Harriet E. (Heydrick) Hood [52b-14.1]; m Oct. 23, 1852, JAMES ASPDEN, b 1820; d July 12, 1893. [J. E. B.] Children (3): [52b-60.3] 1. Charles Henry, b Sept. 5, 1853; m Hannah E. Rambo. 2. Joseph Whittaker, b Aug., 1855; dec. [52b-36.3] REBECCA HOOD, b June 12, 1824; dau Nathaniel P. and Harriet E. (Heydrick) Hood [52b— 14. 1 ] ; m HENRY W. WILSON. [J. E. B.} Children ( 5 ): 1. Ada. [52b-60.4] 2. Martha, in - 3. Charles. [52b-60.5] 4. Harriet, in - 5. Samuel. [52b-36.5] HARRIET HOOD, b 1838; d 1915; dau Nathaniel P. and Harriet E. (Heydrick) Hood [52b— 14. 1 ] ; m JAMES ARMSTRONG. [J. E. B.} [52b-37] ALEXANDER F. BROWN, b Feb. 18, 1823; d Dec, 21, 1889; s Thomas J. and Caroline M. (Heydrick) Brown [52b-15]; m in 1851, CAROLINE KERR, Children (3): 1. Charles K., b Mar. 17, 1852. 2. Samuel K., b Mar. 11, 1855; d Mar. 24, 1855. 3. Thomas A., b July 10. 1870; d Oct. 8, 1876. [ Unable to trace this family.} 874 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families “The first to come to this County was Alexander Brown, a native of Cumberland Co., Pa., the time of his arrival being about the year 1805. He settled at what was known as ‘The falls of Big Sandy Creek,’ and was the first to erect a mill in what is now Sandy Lake Twp. He was a surveyor, and surveyed a considerable portion of Mercer Co. Soon after the organization of the County he removed to Mercer for the purpose of educating his children. While there he was engaged in the mercantile business with Bevan Pearson.” [Hist, of Mercer Co., Pa. — The Browns of Sandy Lake — 1888.] [52b-38] HARRIET H. BROWN, b July 15, 1824; dau Thomas J. and Caroline M. (Heydrick) Brown [52b-15]; m Nov. 24, 1847, DR. L. G. ROSENBURY. Children (10): 1. Emily A., b Nov. 27, 1848; d Nov. 20, 1860. 2. Thomas B., b Sept. 9, 1850; d Nov. 18, 1860. 3. John R., b Mar. 25, 1852. 4. Mary E., b June 12, 1853; d Nov. 22, 1860. 5. Caroline M., b May 14, 1855; d Sept. 14, 1857. 6. M. J., b Apr. 11, 1857. 7. Hattie J., b Aug. 6, 1859. 8. Albert B., b Jan. 12, 1862; d Aug. 2, 1865. 9. Hattie E., b July 26, 1865; d Jan. 18, 1867. 10. Agnes B., b Jan. 1, 1868; d Mar. 19, 1868. [ Unable to trace this family.] [52b-39] JAMES BROWN, b Mar. 26, 1826; s Thomas J. and Caroline M. (Heydrick) Brown [52b— 15] ; m May 27, 1872, MARY E. BYLES. Children (2): 1. Aton Wick, b Sept. 9, 1873. 2. Anna, b May 14, 1875. [ Unable to locate this family.] [52b-42] HARRIET E. HEYDRICK, b Aug. 1, 1828; d Oct. 5, 1864; dau Charles H. and Mary Ann (Adams) Heydrick [52b-16a]; m July 25, 1850, JAMES CLARK SHAW, b Oct. 15, 1819; d June 22, 1901. Lived at Neshaunock Falls, Pa. Children (6): [52b— 61 ] 1. Jane, b Oct. 2, 1851; d Jan. 15, 1879; m Rev. James (Isaac) T. Wright. [52b-62] 2. Robert C., b Nov. 21, 1853; m Permila J. Dunmire. 3. Mary, b Mar. 10, 1856; d Mar. 17, 1857. 4. Harriet, b Feb. 1, 1859; m 1 ®amuel R- Allen. t 2. George W. Gates. 5. Charles, b Mar. 26, 1861; d Apr. 5, 1861. [52b-64] 6. James Heydrick, b Oct. 25, 1862; m Rachel E. McConnell. James Clark Shaw m 2nd time, Nov. 5, 1868, Mary Jane Maxwell; daw William Maxwell. [C. H. and J. E. B. ] [52b-63a] 1 [52b-63b] J [52b-43] HON. CHRISTOPHER HEYDRICK, LL.D., b May 19, 1830; d Oct. 9, 1914; s Charles H. and Mary Ann (Adams) Heydrick [52b-16a]; m June 20, 1860, FRANCES HELEN IRWIN, b Jan. 23, 1837; d July 17, 1919; dau Richard and Hannah (May) Irwin. Lived in Franklin, Pa. Children (6): [52b-65] 1. Carl I., b June 3, 1863; d June 15, 1907; m Anna Donaldson. [52b— 66] [52b— 67 ] o Sa7ietu T • trim, b Feb. 24, 1866; I Pa. 3. Richard Irwm J [ d Aug. 7, 1866. 4. Eva Dickson, b Nov. 27, 1867; d Nov. 22, 1871. 5. Frederick Paul, b Oct. 23, 1869; d June 7, 1915; m, Harriet King. 6. Helen, b May 30, 1876; m Dr. Alexander McLeod Brown. For nearly a century, the Heydrick family has been a distinguished one in northwestern Pennsyl¬ vania. It was on the banks of the French Creek in Venango County that Christopher Heydrick was born, May 19, 1830. His grandfather, Dr. Christopher Heydrick, a native of Springfield Township, Philadelphia, now Montgomery County, was graduated with high honors from the medical department Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 875 of the University of Pennsylvania in 1792, at the early age of 22 years. After having followed a very successful practice in medicine at Chestnut Hill, he moved with his family in 1819 to Mercer County, Pennsylvania. Subsequently, in 1826 he took up his abode on a farm in the valley of French Creek, Venango County. Thenceforth he followed the occupation of general farming in which he was succeed¬ ed by his son, Charles Henry Heydrick, the father of Christopher. When the Heydrick family first visited French Creek in 1819, the Indian village of Custalogastown was located on the farm which they later occupied. It was on this farm that Christopher Heydrick was born and reared. It was here likewise on long winter evenings during his boyhood years that he early learned the traditions concerning his Schwenkfelder ancestry. His father was a man with a retentive memory and a great facility for relating the traditions and stories of his ancestors. He dili¬ gently strove to impress his children with the account of the trials and tribulations endured by the fathers and mothers of old. It was at the fire-side of his parents that Christopher Heydrick obtained his early education at the hands of his erudite father. Following the years of his early home training and the completion of his primary education in the local schools, Mr. Heydrick continued his studies at the Grand River Institute at Austinburg, Ohio. Thereupon he entered Allegheny College, Meadville, Pennsylvania, being graduated from the same in the year, 1852. Subsequent to his graduation from college he taught school for several years in his native county and in the state of Kentucky ; it was while so occupied in Kentucky that he read law and there obtained his first license to practice. On January 27, 1854, he was admitted to the bar of Venango County. From that time forward Mr. Heydrick practiced in all of the northwestern counties of the commonwealth and also in the Superior Courts. At a later date, Governor Pattison of Pennsylvania appointed him to serve for a term in the Supreme Court of the state. Thenceforth he was known as “Judge Heydrick.” His wide reputation as lawyer and jurist caused him to receive frequent calls to other states, and in this capacity he appeared in the Courts of Justice in New York, Nebraska, Ken¬ tucky, and the United States Circuit Courts. In the History of Venango County, published in 1890, Judge Heydrick is spoken of in the following language: “He is naturally careful, and possessed with a mathematical and logical mind, reinforced in this line of his profession by practical knowledge of surveying, and surveyor’s methods of doing work on the ground, which art he learned from his father. His skill and accuracy as a draftsman is attested by the map of Venango County made in 1875, which he compiled, and which through all subdivisions of original tracts, still remains the standard map of the County. “His style of speaking or writing is dignified, deliberate, logical, clear and concise, yet with com¬ prehensive fidelity to all necessary details, while his legal papers are models for both style and diction. He is recognized as a safe, conscientious and able lawyer, whose long and successful experience in his profession justly entitles him to rank among the leading lawyers of Western Pennsylvania. “As a citizen, Mr. Heydrick takes active part in any logical enterprise for the betterment of the community. “Though ardently devoted to his profession, he has always given time and talent towards in¬ culcating and defending the principles of the Democratic Party, and was the nominee for president judge of this judicial district in 1878.” In the pursuit of his profession Judge Heydrick maintained integrity and force which impressed all who came in contact with him. He enjoyed the full confidence and respect of his colleagues at the bar. In his disposition he was modest and retiring but always willing and ready to respond to any call for public service. Among the many notable public addresses prepared and delivered by him may be mentioned “The Transportation and Storage of Petroleum,” which was published in a pamphlet of 22 pages. Another of his addresses delivered February 4, 1904, at a dinner of the Venango County Bar Association as a response to a toast on “John Marshall, Chief Justice of the United States” was likewise published in an 18 page pamphlet by the Venango County Bar, in the proceedings of the cen¬ tennial of the organization of the Court of Venango County. There was likewise published in the same proceedings an article by Judge Heydrick on the local courts for the period, 1806 to 1850. The University of Pittsburgh during the active career of his life honored itself by conferring upon him the degree of Doctor of Laws. For the past few generations, the name of Judge Heydrick has been a household word among the Schwenkfelders of Southeastern Pennsylvania. He had the good fortune to be born and reared in an atmosphere filled with the spirit and story of his noble ancestors. As the years of his life increased lie came to cling with a greater tenacity to the records, the traditions and the environments of his Silesian forbears. While many another scion of the early Silesians in Pennsylvania wandered far from the early moorings in the New World and wTas completely lost among the masses of the people, this noble 876 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families son of the West clung with increasing tenderness and devotion to the people from whom his family had gone forth. When the project to publish a genealogical record of the Schwenkfelders was first launched, very nearly fifty years ago, Christopher Heydrick was one of its promoters. He prepared the historical introduction for that volume which was published in 1879. That sketch has very fittingly been called a classic in Schwenkfelder literature. Judge Heydrick’s interest in the genealogies of his family and people was very marked. Throughout the remainder of his life, following the publication of the 1879 edition of the Schwenkfelder Genealogical Record, he continued his researches in family history. He had numerous documents translated into English from the German and Dutch languages. In company with his wife he visited Silesia in 1896, in the hope of finding additional information about his family history. The increasingly wide range of Christopher Heydrick’s influence in reviving interest in Schwenk¬ felder history was also manifested in his participation in the observance of the Sesquicentennial of the landing of the Schwenkfelders. Appropriate exercises commemorating the event were held in the Worcester Schwenkfelder Church, September 24, 1884. Early in the year of 1883, Christopher Heydrick and Gen. John F. Hartranft had met in Philadelphia and taken the preliminary steps looking to the observance of that Sesquicentennial. His letter written to Dr. Chester D. Hartranft, January 26, 1883, tentatively inviting him to deliver the oration on September 24, 1884, marked the beginning of a new era in the literary history of the Schwenkfelders. The paper which Christopher Heydrick prepared for the occasion was not read unfortunately because of the lateness of the hour. It was later published however in the November, 1914, issue of “The Schwenkfeldian,” and also in a reprint entitled “The Schwenkfelders.” Christopher Heydrick took an active interest in preparing the way for Dr. Chester Hartranft’s initial tour of research through Europe. He maintained a vital interest in the progress of the “Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum” as a literary monument to the memory of the fathers. The acquisition of the Perkiomen Seminary property in 1892 by the Schwenkfelder Church likewise enlisted his substantial services in behalf of the revival and maintenance of that institution. Moreover, his munificent offer made toward the erection of the Historical Library building at Pennsburg, assured its completion and thus secured a home for the preservation of historical documents relating to the history of the Schwenk¬ felders. For more than a generation, Judge Heydrick was prominently associated with the interests of the Schwenkfelders. He had united with the Presbyterian Church but this fact did not deter him from maintaining a vital interest in all matters relating to the church of his ancestors. The memory of his oft repeated visits to the homes and services of his father’s people still lives. He was a greatly cherished guest among them, honored as he was beloved by each and all. Through the example of his life he has exerted an enduring influence and has given an incentive to others to uphold a vital connection with the story and the institutions of the people of whom he was a part. [Elmer E. S. Johnson. ] [52b— 44] JESSE A. HEYDRICK, b Sept. 19, 1832; d Sept. 25, 1911; s Charles H. and Mary Ann (Adams) Heydrick [52b-16a]; m May 4, 1864, LIZZIE W. NELLIS, b Apr. 18, 1838; d Jan. 10, 1886. Children (7): Florence T., b Oct, 5, 1865; d Aug. 10, 1866. James C., b Mar. 1, 1869; m I L ^nnie K. Cronenwett. [ 2. Jessie A. Patton. William H., b Feb. 22, 1871; rn Charlotte J. Link. 4. Thomas G., b Aug. 23, 1873; unm; Wichita Falls, Tex. 5. Lawrence C., b May 5, 1875; unm; Wichita Falls, Tex. 6. Annie Mabel, b Jan. 22, 1877; d Apr. 1, 1897; m Harry A. Stauffer. 7. Estelle Jessie, b Oct. 3, 1879; d .Jan. 6, 1914; m Abel Fisher. [52b-68a] [52b-68b] [52b-69] [52b— 70] [52b-7 1 ] 1. 2. 3. [52b-45] PETER C. HEYDRICK, b Sept. 12, 1834; d Nov. 28, 1915; .s Charles H. and Mary Ann (Adams) Heydrick [52b-16a]; m Sept. 12, 1861, MARGARET ANN (MARY) DOUGHTY. 'Peter C. Heydrick died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. E. Harvey, in Washington, D. C. He was one of the early oil operators and for many years lived in Crawford Co., Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. William, b Sept, 9, 1862; d Mar. 9, 1865. [52b— 7 1 - 1 ] 2. Charles, b Aug. 17, 1864; d Jan. 1, 1905; m Anna Bolze. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 877 [52b— 71.2] 3. James Doughty, b Feb. 20, 1869; d Jan. 29, 1918; m Frances — - ; 156 W. 18th St., Erie, Pa. 4. Helen May, b July 21, 1871; d Apr. 3, 1872. [52b-72] 5. Kate Eliza, b May 26, 1873; m William E. Harvey. [52b-46] CHARLES WILLIAM HEYDRICK, b Oct. 17, 1836; d Dec. 1, 1922; s Charles H. and Mary Ann (Adams) Heydrick [52b-16a]; m May 4, 1865, MARY CLARK TEN BROECK, b Apr., 1839; d Apr. 23, 1880; dau Henry W. and Eliza D. (Clark) Ten Broeck. Real estate and insurance, oil producer and farmer, and Justice of the Peace. Res. 496 Pine St., Meadville, Pa. (1921.) Some years after the death of Mary C. Ten Broeck Heydrick, Charles William Heydrick was married to Sophia B. Ten Broeck, who now (1922) resides in Meadville, Pa. Children (8): [52b— 73b] } L Harry Ten 6 Sept 3' 1867; “ { 2. STSnd. 2. Christopher, b Sept. 20, 1869; d Oct. 13, 1871. [52b-74] 3. Benjamin Alexander ) iwins, h Dec. 17, 1871; f m Ada Charles 4. Sophia J Id Dec. 27, 1871. [52b-74.1] 5. Josephine Stagg, b Dec. 26, 1873; m Rev. W. H. Holman. 6. Louis Clare, b May 20, 1875; unm; Meadville, Pa. 7. Charles Francis, b Feb. 2, 1877; unm; Elgin, Ill. 8. Mary Ten Broeck, b Oct. 31, 1879; unm; Meadville, Pa. [52b-49] JAMES BURD PATTERSON, b 1821; d 187-; s James Burd and Matilda (Dowers) Patterson [52b-19]; m MATILDA HUBLEY. Lived at Norristown, Pa. Children (8): 1. Edward; 2. Malcolm; 3. James; 4. Florence; 5. Pauline; 6. Thomas; 7. Arthur; 8. Frank. All died unm. [J. E. B. No further data.] [52b-50] JOSEPH SHIPPEN PATTERSON, b 1829; d Nov. 1, 1869; s James Burd and Matilda (Dowers) Patterson [52b— 19] ; m Sept. 16, 1856, SARAH ELIZABETH WEAVER, b Mar. 15, 1832; dau Joseph and Mary (McKendlee) Weaver. Children (3): [52b-75] 1. Burd Shippen, b June 21, 1857; m Anna Marie MacLeod. 2. Matilda Louise, b Jan. 30, 1862. 3. Elizabeth, b June 6, 1867. [J. E. B .] [52b-51] SARAH JANE CORSON, b Jan. 19, 1838; d Oct. 13, 1915; dau Amos and Mary Ann (Heydrick) Corson [52b-20]; m Dec. 2, 1880, JAMES VAN COURT, b Apr. 1, 1840; d Feb. 16, 1919; s Charles and Mary (Febrige) Van Court. No children. Buried in St. Thomas P. E. Churchyard, Whitemarsh, Pa. [J. E. R.] [52b-52] WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON HEYDRICK, b July 5, 1840; d Jan. 13, 1912; s George Neff and Anna (Huston) Heydrick [52b-22]; m AMANDA DERR. No children. [J. E. B.] [52b-53] LORETTA SUSANNA HEYDRICK, b Aug. 10, 1843; dau George Neff and Ann (Huston) Heydrick [52b-22]; m July 14, 1873, JOHN WILLIAM BUCKENHAM, b Nov. 7, 1845; d Nov. 14, 1919; s William and Sarah (Essling) Buckenham. Residence of widow, Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa. Children (4): 1. Alice Grace, b May 23, 1874; unm; Chestnut Hill, Phila. *2. John Edgar Burnett, b Apr. 22, 1876; unm; Chestnut Hill, Phila. 3. Clara Virginia, b Aug. 19, 1878; unm; Chestnut Hill, Phila. 4. Adelaide Marion, b Sept. 29, 1880; unm; Chestnut Hill, Phila. *John Edgar Burnett Buckenham, M.D., was born in Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa., and there received his public school education. He then attended the Central High School of Philadelphia and the School of Pedagogy, whereupon he took a course in forestry at Yale University. Dr. Buckenham likewise pursued special courses in the department of chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania, making a trip to the Bermudas in the interest of biological sciences; it was his good fortune to be a pupil of the late Angelo Heilprin. 878 Genealogical Record of tiie Schwenkfelder Families After teaching for several years in the Phila. public schools, Dr. Buckenham resigned to enter the medical department of the University of Pennsylvania, and from this institution he was graduated in June, 1910, with the highest honors of his class, having been awarded the Spencer Morris prize. Dr. Buckenham then served as resident physician at various hospitals in Philadelphia, and in 1913 was commissioned a first lieutenant in the Medical Corps of the U. S. A. For a number of years he was the superintendent of the Philadelphia Hospital for Contagious Diseases, but in 1920 he resigned this position to become librarian of the Masonic Temple Library at Phila., an office which he now holds (1922). Dr. Buckenham is actively interested in horticulture, and has specialized in the growing of dahlias. In his nursery at Barren Hill, Pa., are hundreds of varieties of dahlias, and with his magnificent blooms he has won many prizes at horticultural shows. In history and the sciences Dr. Buckenham has likewise taken an active interest, and has been influential in the organization of various patriotic societies. As the treasurer and as a member of the executive committee, he has promoted for a number of years the interests of the Pennsylvania-German Society, and upon the formation of the Society of the Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles, he was appointed its secretary. Dr. Buckenham is also one of the guarantors for the publication of this book, and serves as a member of the Publishing Committee. [52b-53.1a] CHARLES HEYDRICK EVANS, b Mar. 17, 1851; d Jan. 20, 1916; s David Z. and Susanna (Heydrick) Evans [52b-24j; m BELLE SOUTHGATE. One child: [52b-75.1] Charles Southgate, m — - - [52b-53.1b] CHARLES HEYDRICK EVANS, same as above, m 2d time, MRS. LIZZIE - . No issue. [52b-53.1c] CHARLES HEYDRICK EVANS, same as above, m 3rd time, MRS. LAURA (CAT- ERSON) STOY. [./. E. B. N o further data.] [52b~53.2] DAVID ZIMMERMAN EVANS, b Mar. 4, 1852; s David Z. and Susanna (Heydrick) Evans [52b-24]; m June 19, 1879, HANNAH E. MARSDEN, b Oct. 22, 1859; dau George Henry and Eliza (Pearce-Parker) Marsden. Res., 100 South 55th St., Phila., Pa. [/. E. B .] Children (J): 1. Albert Ross, b Oct. 12, 1880. [52b-75.2] 2. Florence Belle, b July 3, 1882; m George A. Nahm. [52b-75.3] 3. George Henry, b Aug. 5, 1885; m Edith I. Webster. 4. Daisy Harwood, b Nov. 9, 1887; d Aug. 31, 1893. [52b-54a] BURD PATTERSON EVANS, b Sept. 7, 1860; s David Z. and Susanna (Heydrick) Evans [52b-24]; m Sept. 21, 1879, MARGARET F. G. PURDY, b May 13, 1862; d Sept. 16, 1885. Children (3): [52b-75.4] 1. William Burd, b July 9, 1880; d July 18, 1911; m Mary S. Scott. 2. Clarence Ross, b Sept. 16, 1882; d Nov. 16, 1882. 3. Horace Benjamin, b Oct. 27, 1883; d Dec. 8, 1890. [52b-54b] BURD PATTERSON EVANS, same as above, m2nd time, MRS. MARY L. WALCOTT, d Apr. 28, 1913. [52b-54c] BURD PATTERSON EVANS, same as above, m 3rd time, June 30, 1914, EDITH I. FISHER, b Jan. 8, 1878. Farmer; Fairfield Farms, Trappe, Pa. (1918.) [52b-54.1] ISAAC HOWARD EVANS, b Apr. 16, 1862; s David Z. and Susanna (Heydrick) Evans [52b-24]; m Dec. 23, 1884, MARTHA HATTEN, b Aug. 12, 1862; dau Owen and Joanna (Rodebaugh) Hatten. Pres., Burd P. Evans Co., 13th and Wallace Sts., Phila., Pa. Res., 87 East Duval St., Phila,., Pa. No issue. [J. E. B.] [52b-56.1] ALFRED MELVILLE HEYDRICK, b July 20, 1870; s David and Emily (Hutchinson) Heydrick [52b-30j; m June — , 1901, SENORA A. SEIP, b Feb. 2, 1879; dau Noah B. and Alice Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 879 (Dietrich) Seip. Physical Director, Y. M. C. A., Charleston, W. Va. (1921.) Alfred M. Heydrick is a graduate of Yale University. One child: Paul David, b Dec. 26, 1906. [52b— 56.2] CHARLES SEYMOUR HEYDRICK, b June 4, 1872; s David and Emily (Hutchinson) Heydrick [52b— 30] ; m June 17, 1896, LULU MEAD, b Aug. 7, 1876; dau Prank and Jennie (Jelliff) Mead. Life insurance; res. 390 First St., Brooklyn, N. Y. (1921.) No issue. [52b-57] ADA McCLINTOCK HEYDRICK, b Oct. 31, 1871 ; dau William W. and Annie S. (Cook) Heydrick [52b-31b]; rn June 12, 1901, HARRY JOHNSON. 4713 Salmon St., Bridesburg, Phila., Pa. (1918.) No children. [52b-58] EVA LINDA HEYDRICK, b Oct. 17, 1873; dau William W. and Annie S. (Cook) Hey¬ drick [52b— 31b] ; m Nov. 14, 1900, HOWARD C. REYNOLDS; s Dr. Herbert and Eleanor Reynolds. Res., 1746 N. Aberdeen St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Beatrice, b Nov. 12, 1901. 2. Dorothy, b Dec. 17, 1902. [52b— 59] FLORENCE GUERNSEY HEYDRICK, b Jan. 26, 1876; dau William W. and Annie S. (Cook) Heydrick [52b-31b]; m Nov. 16, 1904, DAVID A. LITTLE, s David A. and Susanna (Carter) Little. Res., 4502 Richmond St., Bridesburg, Phila. (1917.) Children (3): twins , b May 25, 1910. 3. Alice Florence, b Apr. 12, 1914. [52b-60] WILLIAM JACOB HEYDRICK, b Nov. 24, 1877; s William W. and Annie S. (Cook) Heydrick [52b— 31b] ; m June 14, 1917, HELEN ESTHER EYLES, b Sept. 25, 1893; dau Arthur Henry Eyles. Hardware merchant; 4807 Garden St., Bridesburg, Phila., Pa. (1918.) No children. [52b~60.1] MARGARET CANNON HEYDRICK, b Apr. 14, 1867; dau Charles and Sallie P. (Cannon) Heydrick [52b-33]; m HENRY HARTLEY POWERS, b June 12, 1866; s Rev. Samuel and Josephine (Hartley) Powers. Bond Broker, employed by Drexel & Co., Phila. ; res., 371 Pelham Road, Germantown, Phila., Pa. No children. (1921.) [52b-60.2] RAY HEYDRICK, b Nov. 16, 1871; dau Charles and Sallie P. (Cannon) Heydrick [52b-33] ; m June 6, 1917, JUDGE WALTER ANDERSON POWELL, b June 16, 1855; s James B. R. and Mary Ann (Redden) Powell. Lawyer; Dover, Del. (1921.) No children. Walter Anderson Powell was Judge of the Circuit Court of Kansas City, Mo., where he spent his professional career. Having been born in Delaware, Judge Powell returned to his native state after retirement. Mrs. Powell was President of the Delaware State Federation of Women’s Clubs, 1915-1918. [52b-60.3] CHARLES HENRY ASPDEN, b Sept. 5, 1853; s James and Susanna T. (Hood) Aspden [52b-36.1]; m Dec. 23, 1880, HANNAH ELIZABETH RAMBO, b Oct. 13, 1853; dau Israel and Sarah T. (Mathis) Rambo. [J. E. B.} Children (3): 1. Mabel, b 1882; dec. 2. Charles W., b Feb. 22, 1884; d May 30, 1914. [52b-75.5] 3. William H., b May 12, 1887; m Carrie Sharp. [52b— 61 ] JANE SHAW, b Oct. 2, 1851; d Jan. 15, 1879; dau James C. and Harriet E. (Heydrick) Shaw [52b-42] ; m Aug. 22, 1872, REV. JAMES (ISAAC) T. WRIGHT, b Jan. 22, 1846. Children (2): 1. Eva Rena, b Aug. 16, 1873. [52b-76] 2. Leonard McKnight, b Aug. 2, 1875; m Zephira Kirkpatrick. 1. Elizabeth Heydrick 2. Helen Anderson 880 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families James T. Wright m 2nd time, Nov. 3, 1881, Elizabeth J. Hutchinson. [J. E. B. Unable to complete.} [52b-62] ROBERT C. SHAW, b Nov. 21, 1853; s James C. and Harriet E. (Heydriek) Shaw [52b— 42] ; m Jan. 15, 1885, PERMILA JANE DUNMIRE. One child: James Clark, b Dec. 12, 1885. [52b-63a] HARRIET SHAW, b Feb. 1, 1859; dau James C. and Harriet E. (Heydriek) Shaw [52b— 42] ; m Feb. 28, 1882, DR. SAMUEL RUTHERFORD ALLEN, b Dec. 5, 1850; d Aug. 3, 1889. Lived in Grove City, Pa. Children ( 3 ): [52b-77] 1. Mary Jane, b Dec. 5, 1882; m Edward C. Gillespie. [52b-78] 2. Newton Rutherford, b May 24, 1885; m Grace Hill. [52b— 79] 3. Samuel James, b Apr. 23, 1887; m Anna Farquhan. [52b— 63b] HARRIET (SHAW) ALLEN, same as above, m 2nd time, Nov. 25, 1890, GEORGE WESLEY GATES, b Sept. 5, 1860. Elmo, Mo. (1919.) Children (3): [52b-80] 1. Helen Elizabeth, b May 8, 1893; m LeRoy C. Pruitt. 2. Harriet Melissa, b Oct. 16, 1897; teacher. 3. Jacob Dyer, b Aug. 24, 1899; in U. S. Navy. [52b-64] JAMES HEYDRICK SHAW, b Oct. 25, 1862; s James Clark and Harriet E. (Heydriek) Shaw [52b-42]; m Oct. 20, 1884, RACHEL ELLA McCONNELL. Children ( 5 ): [52b— 81 ] 1. Hugh Clark, b Dec. 2, 1887; m Gladys May Sloss. 2. Harriet Elizabeth, b Jan. 14, 1893. 3. Rachel Thelma I twi b Mar 14 1897 4. Helen Elina j 5. Mary Rena, b May 17, 1900. [J. E. B. and C. H.] [52b-65] CARL I. HEYDRICK, b June 3, 1863; d June 15, 1907; s Hon. Christopher and Frances Helen (Irwin) Heydriek [52b-43]; m ANNA DONALDSON, b Dec. — , 1874; dau Benjamin and Elizabeth (Carner) Donaldson. Mr. Heydriek was a lawyer and a graduate of Princeton University, Class of 1884; he was also a solicitor for the P. R. R. No children. [52b-66] FREDERICK PAUL HEYDRICK, b Oct. 23, 1869; d June 7, 1915; s Hon. Christopher and Frances Helen (Irwin) Heydriek [52b-43]; m Feb. 19, 1895, HARRIET KING, b June 4, 1874; dau Thomas and Louisa (Dufur) King. Mr. Heydriek was an oil prospector; widow resides in Franklin, Pa. Children (5): 1. Louise, b Jan. 1, 1896; Franklin, Pa. 2. Josephine, b July 2, 1899. 3. Eleanor, b Jan. 25, 1901. 4. Margaret, b May 13, 1902. 5. Christopher, b Jan. 26, 1904. “Frederick Paul Heydriek at the time of his death was one of Franklin’s (Pa.) best business men. He was the youngest son of Hon. Christopher Heydriek and lived in Franklin practically all his life. After attending the public schools of his native town, Mr. Heydriek entered the Hill School of Pottstown, Pa., but before finishing he entered the Exchange Bank of Franklin as a clerk, where he was advanced to teller, then cashier, and finally vice-president. On account of failing health, Mr. Heydriek resigned his position as cashier. In his younger days Mr. Heydriek was actively interested in athletics and his interest continued throughout his life. He filled a place in the business life of his native city, and held the confidence and respect of his fellow-citizens.” [ Newspaper clipping .] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 881 [52b-67] HELEN HEYDRICK, b May 30, 1876; dau Hon. Christopher and Frances Helen (Irwin) Heydrick [52b-43] ; m Apr. 26, 1905, ALEXANDER McLEOD BROWN, M.D., b 1867; s Alexander Wilson and - (Mitchell) Brown. Physician; Franklin, Pa. (1921.) One child: Alexander McLeod, b Feb. 28, 1908. [52b-68a] JAMES C. HEYDRICK, b Mar. 1, 1869; s Jesse A. and Lizzie W. (Nellis) Heydrick [52b-44] ; m Feb. 6, 1902, ANNA KATHARINE CRONENWETT, b July 17, 1872; d Sept. 27, 1915; dau Rev. E. and Eva (Helfrick) Cronenwett. No children. [52b-68b] JAMES C. HEYDRICK, same as above, m 2d time, Nov. 8, 1918, JESSIE ARNETT PATTON, b June 11, 1893; dau S. E. and Mary B. (Arnett) Patton. Oil producer; Lexington, Ky. (1922.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Jessie Harriet, b Mar. 30, 1921. 2. Mary Elizabeth, b July 31, 1922. [52b-69] WILLIAM H. HEYDRICK, b Feb. 22, 1871 ; s Jesse A. and Lizzie W. (Nellis) Heydrick [52b-44] ; m Apr. 7, 1895, CHARLOTTE JANE LINK. [J. E. B. and C. H.] Children (2): 1. Harold Frank, b Oct. 15, 1897. 2. Helen Estella, b Sept. 9, 1899. [52b-70] ANNIE MABEL HEYDRICK, b Jan. 22, 1877; d Apr. 1, 1897; dau Jesse A. and Lizzie W. (Nellis) Heydrick [52b-44]; m May 2, 1896, HARRY A. STAUFFER. [J. E. B.] One child: Leland Charles, b Mar. 24, 1897. [52b-71] ESTELLE JESSIE HEYDRICK, b Oct. 3, 1879; d Jan. 6, 1914; dau Jesse A. and Lizzie W. (Nellis) Heydrick [52b-44]; m Mar. 6, 1902, ABEL FISHER. [C. H.] Children (J): 1. Nellis Hartley, b July 26, 1903. 2. Ruth Elizabeth, b June 10, 1906. 3. Jessie Sibil 4. Robert Clark twins, b Dec. 1913. [52b-71.1] CHARLES HEYDRICK, b Aug. 17, 1864; d Jan. 1, 1905; s Peter C. and Margaret Ann (Doughty) Heydrick [52b-45]; m ANNA BOLZE. One child: Mary Margaret, b 1898. Anna (Bolze) Heydrick m 2nd time, - McIntosh; 140 W. 105th St., New York City. (1921.) [ Unable to complete.] [52b-72] KATE ELIZA HEYDRICK, b May 26, 1873; dau Peter C. and Margaret Ann (Doughty) Heydrick [52b-45]; m Feb. 12, 1896, WILLIAM EDWIN HARVEY, b Aug. 6, 1871; d Jan. 13, 1922; s William Egbert and Martha Bates (Beach) Harvey. Widow resides at 1744 Lamont St., Washington, D. C. (1922.) Children (2): 1. William Ford, b Mar. 7, 1902. 2. Margaret Heydrick, b Mar. 11, 1904. Gen. William E. Harvey was born in Kirkwood, Mo. He came to Washington, D. C., at the age of seven years, where he attended the public schools and later pursued courses at the Y. M. C. A. He was graduated from Columbian University Law School in 1894, and in 1910, became a member of the law firm of King & King. Gen. Harvey began his military career at an early age, enlisting in the Engineering Corps of the National Guard as a private, and passing through all the grades, until finally he was commissioned the Commanding General (Brigadier), District of Columbia Militia. On Aug. 5, 1917, he was commissioned Brigadier General in the National Army, and placed in command of the 75th Infantry at Camp Shelby. He was transferred to various camps and was later 882 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkeelder Families discharged on account of physical disability. He returned to Washington, and at his own request, was placed on the retired list in 1920. During the last years of his life he suffered from heart trouble, and finally died of a cerebral hemorrhage. [52b-73a] HARRY TEN BROECK HEYDRICK, b Sept. 3, 1867; s Charles William and Mary Clark (Ten Broeck) Heydrick [52b-46]; in Oct. 23, 1906, JESSIE DEWEY, b May 10, 1883; d Feb. 26, 1920; dan Thomas and Mary (Smith) Dewey. One child: William Francis, b Sept. 25, 1907. [52b-73b] HARRY TEN BROECK HEYDRICK, same as above, m Oct. 15, 1921, IvEIA (HOLO) LUND, b July 3, 1887; dan Ole and Gunhild (Elvester) Hole, and widow of Mr. Lund. Secretary and Sales Manager of the International Sugar Feed Company; res., 3141 Emerson Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. (1922.) Mr. Heydrick was at one time the owner of “Dan Patch,” the famous race horse. [52b— 74] BENJAMIN ALEXANDER HEYDRICK, b Dec. 17, 1871; s Charles William and Mary Clark (Ten Broeck) Heydrick [52b-46]; m July 6, 1905, ADA CHARLES, b Feb. 14, 1873; dau Henry Cary and Permelia (Potter) Charles. Head of English Department, High School of Commerce, N. Y. Prof. Heydrick is a graduate of Harvard University. For a number of years he was professor of English Literature at the Millersville, Pa., State Normal School. He is the author of several text books, one of which is “A Guide to the Intensive Study of Literary Masterpieces.” Res., 900 Summit Ave., New York City. No children. (1921.) [52b-74.1] JOSEPHINE STAGG HEYDRICK, b Dec. 26, 1873; dau Charles William and Mary Clark (Ten Broeck) Heydrick [52b-46]; m Apr. 5, 1917, REV. WILLIAM HENRY HOLMAN, b Jan. 19, 1852; s Edwin and Sarah Elizabeth (Hemenway) Holman. Clergyman; res., Pequot Rd., Southport, Conn. (1921.) No children. Rev. William Henry Holman, A.B. Harvard 1875; B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1877; Pastor Southport Congregational Church, Southport, Conn. 1878-1915. Josephine Stagg (Heydrick) Holman, Pratt Institute Library School, 1894; Librarian of the Pequot Library, Southport, Conn., 1894-1917. [52b-75] BURD SHIPPEN PATTERSON, b June 21, 1857 ; s Joseph Shippen and Sarah Elizabeth (Weaver) Patterson [52b-50] ; m June 11, 1884, ANNA MARIE MacLEOD, b June 19, 1861 ; d Mar. 8, 1898; dau Daniel and Emma (McCloskey) MacLeod. Sec’y, Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal Board of Pa.; sec’y, Mississippi and Atlantic Internal Waterways Com.; sec’y of the Historical Society of Western Pa.; 253 Meyran Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): [52b— 82] 1. Burd Joseph, b June 29, 1885; m Laura Shidle. [52b-83] 2. Anna Marie, b Nov. 24, 1887 ; m George L. Phillips. [52b-84] 3. Dorothy, b Apr. 8, 1890; m Charles M. Willis. 4. Josephine MacLeod, b Aug. 19, 1893; Pittsburgh, Pa. [52b-75.2] FLORENCE BELLE EVANS, b July 3, 1882; dau David Z. and Hannah E. (Marsden) Evans [52b-53.2]; m Apr. 20, 1910, GEORGE AUGUST NAHM, b May 25, 1882; s August and Annie (Summers) Nahm. No issue. [J. E. B. No further data obtainable.) [52b-75.3] GEORGE HENRY EVANS, b Aug. 5, 1885; s David Z. and Hannah E. (Marsden) Evans [52b-53.2]; m Dec. 3, 1912, EDITH I. WEBSTER, b Jan. 13, 1886; dau Stephen K. and Cath¬ arine Rebecca (Baker) Webster. [J. E. B.) One child: George Webster, b May 15, 1917. [52b-75.4] WILLIAM BURD EVANS, M.D., b July 9, 1830; d July 18, 1911; s Burd P. and Margaret F. G. (Purdy) Evans [52b-54a]; m Apr., 1910, MARY SEYFERT SCOTT. No issue. [J. E. B.) William Burd Evans, M.D., received his education in the Germantown Boys’ School, Germantown Academy, Ursinus College, Jefferson Medical, and Maryland Medical Colleges. He immediately began the practice of his profession in Germantown and later in Pine Grove, Pa., where he acquired a large practice and became endeared to his patients on account of his geniality and common sense. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 883 After some time, however, desiring to keep in closer touch with his old associations and the place of his birth, he returned and resumed his practice in Germantown. His untimely death, just in the prime of life, came suddenly and was a great shock to his wide circle of friends. [52b-75.5] WILLIAM H. ASPDEN, b May 12, 1887; s Charles H. and Hannah E. (Rambo) Aspden [52b-60.3]; m CARRIE SHARP. [J. E. B. No further data obtainable .] One child: Lois. [52b-76] LEONARD McKNIGHT WRIGHT, b Aug. 2, 1875; s James T. and Jane (Shaw) Wright [52b— 61 ] ; m Dec. 24, 1904, ZEPHIRA KIRKPATRICK. One child: Helen Margaret, b Feb. 4, 1909. [J. E. B. ] [52b-77 ] MARY JANE ALLEN, b Dec. 5, 1882; dau Samuel R, and Harriet (Shaw) Allen [52b- 63a]; m June 12, 1911, EDWARD CALDWELL GILLESPIE, b Sept. 17, 1880. One child: Myrtle Jane, b July 2, 1916. [52b-78] NEWTON RUTHERFORD ALLEN, b Aug. 24, 1885; s Samuel R. and Harriet (Shaw) Allen [52b-63a]; m Aug. 2, 1911, GRACE HILL, b Dec. 15, 1S87. Veterinarian graduate; owns and operates a hospital at Perry, la. One son: Samuel Newton, b May 18, 1919. [52b— 79] SAMUEL JAMES ALLEN, b Apr. 23, 1887; s Samuel R. and Harriet (Shaw) Allen [52b-63a]; m Sept. 18, 1912, ANNA FARQUHAN. Children ( 3 ): 1. Harriet Jean, b June 14, 1914. 2. Lois Elizabeth, b Jan. 16, 1916. 3. Ruth Kathline, b Feb. 9, 1918. [52b-80] HELEN ELIZABETH GATES, b May 8, 1893; dau George Wesley and Harriet (Shaw) Gates [52b-63b]; m July 24, 1912, LeROY CHANCELON PRUITT, b Apr. 26, 1889. One child: Paul Newton, b Oct. 8, 1914. [52b— 81 ] HUGH CLARK SHAW, b Dec. 2, 1887; s James H. and Rachel E. (McConnell) Shaw [52b-64] ; m Apr. 3, 1912, GLADYS MAY SLOSS. No children. [J. E. B. and C. H.) [52b-82] BURD JOSEPH PATTERSON, b June 29, 1885; s Burd Shippen and Anna M. (Mac¬ Leod) Patterson [52b-75]; m June — , 1913, LAURA SHIDLE. Pittsburgh, Pa. [/. E. B.] One child: James Burd, b Nov. - — , 1914. [52b-83] ANNA MARIE PATTERSON, b Nov. 24, 1887; dau Burd Shippen and Anna M. (Mac¬ Leod) Patterson [52b-75]; m 1913, GEORGE L. PHILLIPS. Pittsburgh, Pa. [J.E.B.] Children (2): 1. George, b Apr. 25, 1914. 2. Edward Shippen, b Jan., 1918. [52b-84] DOROTHY MacLEOD PATTERSON, b Apr. 8, 1890; dau Burd Shippen and Anna Marie (MacLeod) Patterson [52b-75]; m June 11, 1912, CHARLES M. WILLIS, b May 30, 1882; s Charles J. and Ella O. (Moore) Willis. Oil field engineer. Box 206, Sedan, Kansas. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy MacLeod, b Apr. 27, 1913. 2. Elizabeth Fulton, b Sept. 2, 1919. m ■ - ■ MATTHUS JAKEL (YEAKLE) [E 54] and his DESCENDANTS DAVID SEIBT (SEIPT) [E 59] and his DESCENDANTS 886 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [54] MATTHUS JAKEL (MATTHIAS YEAKLE) [E 54], b — - ; d Sept. 20, 1756; m Sept. 30, 1710, ROSINA SCHUBERT of Langneundorf [E 146], b - ; d Dec. 2, 1759. Matthias Yeakle came from Ober Harpersdorf, and was a brother of Barbara Yeakle Hartranft [E 134]. The name, Rosina Ott, as the wife of Matthias Yeakle in the Gen. Record of 1879, p. 13, is an error. See records of marriage in Harpersdorf Church Book , and entries of birth and death of their son George in Berthelsdorf Church Book. Matthias Yeakle and wife came to Pa. in 1734 with their children. Lived in Chestnut Hill. Place of burial not known. Children (J): 1. Melchior, b 1712; d Sept. 9, 1721. (s of “Matthes Jackel zur Armenruh.”) 2. Maria [E 147], b Mar. 2, 1719, at Armenruh; baptized Mar. 3, 1719; sponsors: Caspar Tobias Hartranft, Anna Susanna Ludwigin, Anna Griittnerin; d July 14, 1752. [For date of death, see Perk. Reg., Vol. III.] She lived and died at Chestnut Hill, Phila. * 3. Regina [E 148], b between 1721 — 1726; d July 4, 1758; m by a Lutheran minister [B. //. 72.], but to whom unknown. 4. George, b May 20, 1732, in Berthelsdorf, Saxony; baptized May 21, 1732; sponsors: Tobias Hartranft, Balthasar Hoffman, Anna Jackel ( dau Balthasar Jackel); d July 31, 1732, at noon, act. 10 weeks; buried Aug. 4, 1732, “mit einer collected’ [59] DAVID SEIBT (SEIPT) [E 59], b June 14, 1699; d Nov. 24, 1765; s Christopher Seibt of Nieder Harpersdorf; m Aug. 28, 1714, JUDITH REINWALD [E 163], b Apr. 16, 1701; d Sept. 13, 1775; dau Melchior Reinwald; Judith Reinwald was a sister of Barbara [E 125] and Christopher Reinwald [E 44] \Hdrf. Ch. Bk.]. David Seibt lived in Armenruh, Silesia, and came to Pa. in 1734 with his wife and children, and settled in Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate F XV]. David Seibt was natural¬ ized June 21, 1743. Both David Seibt and his wife are buried in Towamencin Schw. Cem. Schneider says that David Seibt went to America with three children, but we are able to account for only two. [E. E. S. ./.] In a letter dated 1774, George Kriebel states that Judith Reinwald Seibt had a sister Barbara, 80 years old [£. H. L.]. On Dec. 20, 1734 (O.S.), David Seibt wrote a letter to his brother in Germany, in which he describes the voyage to America, his impressions of Pennsylvania, the food, the clergy, things needed on the journey, etc. [»S. H. L.] Children (2): [59-1] 1. Christopher [E 60], b - ; d May 8, 1748; m Rosanna Hoffman [E 103]. [59-2] 2. Caspar [E 164], b Nov. 1, 1725; d Dec. 11, 1773; m Rosina Yeakel [E 109]. [59-1] CHRISTOPHER SEIBT [E 60], b - — ; d May 8, 1748; s David and Judith (Reinwald) Seibt [59]; m Nov. 16, 1742, ROSANNA (ROSINA) HOFFMAN [E 103], b Dec. 21, 1718; d June 14, 1788; dau Rev. Balthasar and Ursula (Beier) Hoffman [106-2]. They were married by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman. The widow, Rosina (Hoffman) Seibt, m 2nd time, Christopher Yeakel [38-1]. Christopher Seibt was naturalized Sept. 24, 1745. No record of his owning land has been found, but it is likely that he lived in Towamencin Twp., as he is buried in Towamencin Schw. Cem. Rosina (Hoffman-Seibt) Yeakel is buried in Kraussdale Schw. Cem. Christopher Seibt and Rosina Hoffman had one child: [59-3] Susanna, b May 7, 1745; d Jan. 9, 1822; m Peter Gerhard. [59-2] CASPAR SEIPT [E 164], b about Nov. 1, 1725; d Dec. 11, 1773; s David and Judith (Rein¬ wald) Seibt [59]; m Nov. 27, 1750, ROSINA YEAKEL [E 109], b Jan. 12, 1730; d July 16, 1820; dau Abraham and Maria (Wiegner) Yeakel [38-2]. Caspar Seipt was married by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman. He was naturalized June 1, 1750. He lived in Towamencin Twp., Pa., on the farm conveyed to him by his father in 1750 [Plate F XV]; owned (1920) by Charles Trumbore and Jonas Kriebel. Both Caspar Seipt and his wife are buried in Towamencin Schw. Cem. Children (7): 1. Elizabeth, b Nov. 21, 1751; d May 5, 1849. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 887 2. Maria, b Nov. 2, 1754; d Aug;. 25, 1757. 3. David, b July 26, 1757; d Feb. 9, 1816. [64-3b] 4. Susanna, b Jan. 1, 1762; d Jan. 21, 1840; m Abraham Dresher. [25-10b] 5. Rosina, b Feb. 9, 1764; d Sept. 19, 1816; m Christopher Kriebel. [59-4] 6. Abraham, b Oct. 1, 1766; d Sept. 19, 1850; m Anna Anders. 7. Regina, b Mar. 15, 1772; d Mar. 6, 1841. Caspar Seipt lived in Towamencin Twp., buying his father’s homestead of 135 Acres in 1750. His will was written Dec. 8, 1773, in which he requested that his family should live together on the farm till his eldest son was of age, which did not occur until 1778, when the property was to be sold. All of his children were minors at the time of his death. The sum of twenty pounds each was left to the sons, David and Abraham ; the residue was to be equally divided among all the children. His mother Judith, was to be supported free of charge; she died in 1775. His mother-in-law, Mary Yeakel, who lived in a separate house on the premises, was to have certain privileges. The widow and two brothers-in-law, John Yeakel and Baltzer Rinewalt, were made executors. In the assessment of 1776, Rosina Seipt was credited with 135 A., 3 houses, and 5 cows. [ E . M .] [59-3] SUSANNA SEIBT, b May 7, 1745, d Jan. 9, 1822; dau Christopher and Rosina (Hoffman) Seibt [59-1]; m PETER GERHARD, b 1736 in Germany; d May 20, 1791. Children ( 6 ): 1. Daughter, b Oct. 2, 1765; d Oct. 15, 1765. 2. Abraham, b Oct. 2, 1766; d same year. [59-5] 3. Jacob, b Oct. 27, 1767; d Apr. 14, 1844; m Helena Krauss. [149-10] 4. Magdalena, b x4ug. 31, 1768; d Mar. 1, 1839: m Jacob Schultz. [59-6] 5. Anna, b Jan. 17, 1772 ;d Apr. 19, 1859; m Philip Brey. [59—7 ] 6. Matthias, b Feb. 20, 1777; d May 27, 1856; m Esther Yeakel. [59-4] ABRAHAM SEIBT, b Oct. 1, 1766; d Sept. 19, 1850; s Caspar and Rosina (Yeakel) Seibt [59-2]; m Nov. 21, 1799, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman to ANNA ANDERS, b Mar. 15, 1766, d Aug. 15, 1847; dau George and Barbara (Diehl) Anders [161-2]. Children (J): [59-8] [44-18] [59-9] 1. George 2. Susanna 3. Abraham 4. Joseph twins , b Aug. 6, 1800; d twins , b Sept. 25, 1803; d Dec. 13, 1880; m Anna Heebner. Apr. 5, 1874; m Jacob Erb. | Nov. 25, 1883; m Maria Bartman. 1 June 20, 1842. [59-5] JACOB GERHARD, b Oct. 27, 1767 ; d Apr. 14, 1844; s Peter and Susanna (Seibt) Gerhard [59-3]; m Nov. 12, 1795, HELENA KRAUSS, b Oct. 31, 1776; d Nov. 19, 1850; dau Balthasar and Su¬ sanna (Yeakel) Krauss [11-5]. Jacob Gerhard lived in Pennsburg, Upper Hanover Twp., Pa., and was Justice of the Peace of said place for many years. He and his wife were married by Rev. Christopher Hoffman. Children (12): 1. John, b April 5, 1797; d June 24, 1819. [59-10] 2. Joseph, b Aug. 27, 1798; d - ; m Sophia - 3. Judith, b Dec. 10, 1799; d Feb. 15, 1803. [59-11] 4. Jesse, b Nov. 11, 1801; d — - ; m - ; buried in Hill Church Cem,, near Boyertown, Pa. [59-12] 5. Andrew, b June 16, 1803; d Dec. 25, 1876; m Catharine Kriebel. [59—13] 6. Solomon, b Feb. 15, 1805; d - ; m. Catharine Rogers. 7. Jacob, b Oct. 29, 1806; d May 12, 1807. [149-34] 8. Hannah, b June 18, 1808; d - ; m Charles Schultz. [59-14] 9. Susannah, b Jan. 15, 1810; d - ;m - Dotterer. [59—1 5] 10. Lydia, b June 9, 1811; d - — , 1857; m Eli Lofton. [59-16] 11. Samuel, b - ; d - ; m Susanna Schultz. [149-40] 12. Anna, b - ; d - ; m Daniel Schultz. [ Unable to complete or verify all of above data.] [59-6] ANNA GERHARD, b Jan. 17, 1772; d Apr. 19, 1859; dau Peter and Susanna (Seibt) Ger¬ hard [59-3]; m PHILIP BREY ; place of burial, New Goshenhoppen Cemetery, Pennrburg, Pa. 888 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [59-17] [59-18] [160-7] [59—1 9a] [59— 19b] [59-20] Children (5); 1. Charles, b - ; d 2. Mary, b - ; d — — ; m Angel ine Roth. m Charles Yelles. 3. Lydia, b Apr. 18, 1807; d Apr. 28, 1862; m Jacob Yeakle. 4. Aaron, b Dec. 7, 1811; d Feb. 10, 1898; m Maria G eh man. 2. Sarah Hunsberger. 5. Solomon, b Feb. 19, 1810; d Mar. 24, 1890; m Susan Wieand. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [59-7] MATTHIAS GERHARD, b Feb. 20, 1777; d May 27, 1856; s Peter and Susanna (Seibt) Gerhard [59-3]; m May 24, 1803, ESTHER YEAKEL, b May 24, 1783; d Sept. 12, 1858; dau Caspar and Anna (Yeakle) Yeakel [38-10]. Rev. George Kriebel performed the marriage ceremony. Children (6)' [21-26b] 1. Anna, b May 11, 1805; d Feb. 25, 1865; m Anthony S. Heebner. [59-21] 2. Charles, b Sept. 11, 1806; d Oct. 23, 1879; m Sarah Schultz. 3. Benjamin, b Dec. 17, 1807; d Apr. 22, 1884; unm. [70-10] 4. Susanna, b Nov. 6, 1809; d Nov. 14, 1855; m Joseph Schultz. [59-22] 5. Daniel Y., b June 1, 1816; d Jan. 25, 1893; m Susanna Kriebel. [68—13] 6. Rebecca, b May 8, 1820; d June 6, 1875; m Abraham Schultz. [59-8] GEORGE SEIPT, b Aug. 6, 1800; d Dec. 13, 1880; s Abraham and Anna (Anders) Seibt [59-4]; m 1824, ANNA HEEBNER, b Aug. 9, 1800; d Mar. 29, 1848; dau Balthasar and Susanna (Schultz) Heebner [21-6]. [59-23a] [59-23b] [64-23] [25-45] [59-24] [59-25] [59-26] [59-27] Children ( 9 ): 1. Anthony H„ b Oct. 2, 1825; d Aug. 31, 1902; m j Lydia Detweiler. I 2. Mary W. Heckler. 2. Susanna, b Nov. 20, 1826; d Sept. 17, 1901; m Samuel Dresher. 3. Mary, b Mar. 29, 1828; d Aug. 6, 1897; m Jonas Kriebel. 4. Abraham H., b Sept. 4, 1829; d Dec. 7, 1916; m Elizabeth K. Anders. 5. Anna, b Apr. 14, 1832; d Dec. 29, 1915; m Charles E. Boyer. 6. Lydia, b Alar. 5, 1835; d Mar. 25, 1838. 7. George H., b Apr. 3, 1837; d Jan. 1, 1894; m Sarah M. Anders. 8. Daughter, b Aug. 10, 1840; d Aug. 10, 1840. 9. William H., b Feb. 6, 1843; m Amanda Schultz. [59-9] ABRAHAM SEIPT, b Sept. 25, 1803; d Nov. 25, 1883; s Abraham and Anna (Anders) Seibt [59-4]; m 1851, MARIA BARTMAN, b Sept. 6, 1825; d May 14, 1874; dau Henry Bartman. Children ( 5 ): [59-28] 1. Franklin, b Nov. 15, 1851; m Lizzie Bean. [59—29] 2. George B., b Oct. 7, 1853; m Elizabeth Iv. Bookheimer. [59-30] 3. Abraham, b Feb. S, 1855; d Jan. 20, 1899; m Lydia Bookheimer. 4. Susanna, b May 28, 1857. 5. William, b Sept. 24, 1858; d Apr. 15, 1859. [59-10] JOSEPH GERHARD, b Aug. 27, 1798; dec; s Jacob and Helena (Krauss) Gerhard [59-5]; m SOPHIA - ; d May 2, 1830, aged 28 yr., 10 mo., 26 d. Joseph Gerhard is said to have been a carpenter, undertaker and organ-builder; lived in Pittsburgh, Pa. Family later moved to Lebanon, Pa. Children (J): 1. Anthony, d Dec. 17, 1913; m - ; dau, May Olive, lives in Lebanon, Pa. 2. Samuel, unm. 3. Jesse, m — - 4. Helena, m - [ Unable to complete or verify.] [59-12] ANDREW GERHARD, b June 16, 1803: d Dec. 25, 1876; s Jacob and Helena (Krauss) Gerhard [59-5]; m Nov. 14, 1826, CATHARINE KRIEBEL, b Oct. 25, 1795; d Feb. 3, 1860; dau Jacob and Lydia (Yeakle) Kriebel [25-8]. Andrew Gerhard was a blacksmith and farmer; lived in Milford, Bucks Co., Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 889 Children (5): [59-31] 1. Judith, b Mar. 18, 1828; d Aug. 13, 1895; m Rev. Samuel G. Clemmer. 2. Jacob, b Jan. 10, 1831; d Oct. 23, 1831. 3. David, b Feb. 2, 1833; d Apr. 5, 1833. [59-32] 4. Henry Iv., b Sept. 25, 1834; d Aug. 30, 1914; m Helena S. Gerhard. 5. Jonas K., b Jan. 23, 1838; d Oct. 30, 1902; unm. [59-13] SOLOMON GERHARD, b Feb. 15, 1805; d - in Camden, N. J.;s Jacob and Helena (Krauss) Gerhard [59-5]; m Feb. 10, 1831, CATHARINE ROGERS, b June 5, 1811; d - Children ( 5 ): 1. Benjamin F., b Dec. 16, 1831; d July 6, 1851. 2. Joseph, b June 21, 1833; d July 6, 1833. [59-33] 3. Thomas R., b Nov. 19, 1837; rn Annie Shelton. 4. Jacob R., b Mar. 26, 1841. [59-34] 5. Samuel, b Aug. 7, 1843; m Mary E. Starr. [ Unable to complete.) [59-14] SUSANNA GERHARD, b Jan. 15, 1810; d - ; dau Jacob and Helena (Krauss) Gerhard [59-5]; m - DOTTERER; lived in Reading, Pa. No children. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [59-15] LYDIA GERHARD, b June 9, 1811; d - , 1857; dau Jacob and Helena (Krauss) Gerhard [59—5] ; m May 21, 1837, ELI LOFTON ; d in Philadelphia. Lydia Gerhard Lofton is buried in the Kraussdale Schw. Cem. [ Unable to complete.) [59-16] SAMUEL GERHARD, b — - ; d - ; s Jacob and Helena (Krauss) Gerhard [59-5]; m May 28, 1839, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Dec. 23, 1819; d prior to 1879; dau Daniel and Sarah (Yeakel) Schultz [149-14]. [59-35] [59-36] [59-37] Children (J): 1. Abraham S., b June 10, 1840; d Dec. 15, 1891; m Amelia J. Pilgram. 2. Isaac S., b May 8, 1841; d Apr. 27, 1894; m Susanna Schaner. 3. Sarah S., b Sept. 17, 1844; d - 1921; m Benjamin II. Markley. 4. Daniel, d single. [ Unable to complete.) [59-17] CHARLES BREY, .s' Philip and Anna (Gerhard) Brey [59-6]: m ANGELINE ROTH. Children (6): 1. Morris. [59-38] 2. Oswin R . ; m Susanna H. Wiegner. 3. Amanda. 4. Angelina. 5. Ambrose. 6. Daughter. [ Unable to complete or verify.) [59-18] MARY BREY, dau Philip and Anna (Gerhard) Brey [59-6]; m CHARLES YELLES. Children ( 6 ): [59-39] 1. Anna, b Dec. 14, 1840; d May 7, 1899; m Edward Huber. [59-40] 2. Benneville B., b Mar. 18, 1841; d May 1, 1918; m Emma Desch. [59-41] 3. Aaron, b June 26, 1844; m Susan Althouse. [59—42] 4. Amiline, b Dec. 14, 1848; m Jeremiah Heist. [59-43] 5. Mary Ann, b Sept. 5, 1847; d Nov. 16, 1916; m Robert S. Paul. [59-44] 6. Sarah Jane, b Mar. 18, 1851; m Jacob P. Dannehower. [ Unable to complete .] [59-1 9a] AARON BREY, b Dec. 7, 1811 ; d Feb. 10, 1898; s Philip and Anna (Gerhard) Brey [59-6]; m MARIA GEHMAN, b July 16, 1823; d June 29, 1857. 890 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): 1. Mary Ann; 2. William; 3. Daniel. [ No further data obtainable.] [59-19b] AARON BREY, same as above, m 2d time, SARAH HUNSBERGER. No issue. [59-20] SOLOMON BREY, b Feb. 19, 1810; d Mar. 24, 1890; s Philip and Anna (Gerhard) Brey [59-6]; m Feb. 11, 1838, SUSAN WIEAND, b Mar. 15, 1814; d Apr. 9, 1885; dau Henry and Rosina (Yeakel) Wieand [38-34]. Children (6): 1. Edwin W., b Sept. 27, 1840; d Aug. 3, 1886. [59-45] 2. Caroline, b Aug. 25, 1843; m John Shirey. [59-46] 3. Hattie, b - -; m Calvin Brine. [59-47] 4. Benjamin, b Aug. 13, 1848; d Oct. 4, 1904; m Hannah Bartholomew. 5. Henry, b - -; Emaus, Pa. [59-48] 6. Irwin, b Mar. 8, 1853; m Emma Isabella Hunsberger. [ Unable to complete .] [59-21] CHARLES GERHARD, b Sept. 11, 1806; d Oct. 23, 1879; s Matthias and Esther (Yeakel) Gerhard [59-7]; rn May 20, 1834, SARAH SCHULTZ, b Oct. 10, 1810; d July 26, 1886; dau Rev. Chris¬ topher and Susanna (Yeakle) Schultz [70-3]. Both buried in Hosensack Schw. Cem. Children (6): [59-32] 1. Helena, b Feb. 8, 1836; d Nov. 21, 1897; m Henry K. Gerhard. [66-5b] 2. Hannah, b Mar. 2, 1838; m Rev. Jacob Meschter. [68—34] 3. Sarah, b July 9, 1840; d Nov. 19, 1875; m Addison Schultz. 4. Isaac S., b Nov. 6, 1842; d July 30, 1919. 5. Susanna, b Oct. 1, 1848; d Feb. 4, 1875. 6. Thomas S., b Feb. 8, 1852; single ; Palm, Pa. [59-22] DANIEL Y. GERHARD, b June 1, 1816; d Jan. 25, 1893; s Matthias and Esther (Yeakel) Gerhard [59-7]; m Nov. 7, 1843, SUSANNA Y. KRIEBLE, b June 12, 1821; d Mar. 9, 1881; dau John and Agnes (Yeakle) Ivrieble [25-14]. Children (J): [59-50] 1. Ambrose K., b June 4, 1845; d July 3, 1911 ; m Regina Iv. Schultz. [59-51] 2. Josephus K., b July 16, 1853; m Elizabeth K. Schultz. [59-52] 3. Josiah K., b Feb. 19, 1856; d Apr. 16, 1886; m Laura J. Schultz. [70-115] 4. Selina K., b Sept. 17, 1858; d Oct. 27, 1917 ; m Frank K. Schultz. [59-23a] ANTHONY H. SEIPT, b Oct. 2, 1825; d Aug. 31, 1902; s George and Anna (Heebner) Seipt [59-8]; m Mar. 6, 1852, LYDIA DETWEILER, b Jan. 2, 1829; d Mar. 1, 1883; dau Abraham and Mary Detweiler. Children ( 3 ): 1. Mary Ann, b Oct. 29, 1853; d June 17, 1854. [59-53] 2. Emma, b Feb. 10, 1855; m Dr. Samuel Wolfe. [59-54] 3. Manilius D., b May 31, 1860; m Lucetta Cassel. [59-23b] ANTHONY H. SEIPT, same as above, m 2nd time, MRS. MARY W. (DRESHER) HECKLER, b Dec. 14, 1851; widow of Franklin Heckler, and dau of Jacob and Catharine (Wile) Dresher [64-17]. Res. of widow, Skippack, Pa. No issue. Anthony H. Seipt was born in Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., and spent his early years on his father’s farm. After receiving a limited education, he began a mercantile career by conducting a general country store at various places in Montg. Co. By reason of Mr. Seipt’s remarkable energy, his business reached large proportions and in 1867 he sold out his store interests in Skippack, Pa., retiring from active mercantile life, in order to devote all his time to other interests. In addition to his mercantile interests, Mr. Seipt was actively connected with progressive develop¬ ments and improvements throughout the County. He was associated with the management of the Stony Creek R. R., and played a prominent part in the inception and development of the Perkiomen Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 891 R. R., serving as its president from 1867 to 1888, during which period it was highly successful. He also acted as director of various other corporations, for his keen judgment was a valuable asset to any pro¬ ject, and he was much sought after in the management of financial enterprises. For many years, he served as a director of the Montgomery National Bank of Norristown, Pa., and was one of the organizers of the Montgomery Trust Co. in Norristown, acting as a director from its inception until the time of his death. Mr. Seipt was a devout Schwenkfelder, and out of his wealth, he contributed liberally to various philanthropies and missions, usually without allowing the mentioning of his name. In fact, his modest and retiring disposition was one of his strongest traits of character. Although urged on account of his wide acquaintanceship to accept political honors, he could never be induced to permit his name to be presented. Mr. Seipt always took a deep interest in promoting the activities of the Schwenkfelder organiza¬ tions. He urged the collection and publication of the writings of Schwenkfeld and promised to make large contributions if all Schwenkfeld’s writings would be collected and published. The outgrowth of these views is the present Corpus SchwencJcfeldianorum. When he learned that Caspar Schwenkfeld’s Bible could be purchased, he promptly bought it and thus made it possible for the “Schwenkfelder Society” to obtain it. The check given in payment of this Bible is preserved in the S. H. L. at Penns- burg. Being deeply interested in the preservation of the Schwenkfelder books and manuscripts, he at one time offered to erect a building to house these relics, but the plans were then not yet ready, and death overtook him before such a plan could be carried out. How he would rejoice to see the handsome fire-proof Library Building, which now houses these priceless relics! Mr. Seipt likewise possessed a real sympathy for religious work outside of his own denomination. Among his effects were found documents showing that he had made large missionary contributions of which the public was not aware. He was a faithful attendant at church services as long as his health permitted and upon his death, the Church lost a firm and steadfast member. [59—24] ABRAHAM H. SEIPT, b Sept. 4, 1829; d Dec. 7, 1916; s George and Anna (Heebner) Seipt [59-8]; m Sept. 2, 1856, ELIZABETH K. ANDERS, b May 15, 1830; d Feb. 26, 1904; dau George and Susanna (Kriebel) Anders [161-19]. Mr. Seipt was a merchant and lived in Germantown, Phila., Pa. Children (4): [59-55] 1. Howard, b June 22, 1858; in Jennie Sheppard Orr. 2. Frank, b July 19, 1860; d May 1, 1863. 3. Mary, b April 3, 1862; stenographer; 418 S. Broad St., Phila. 4. Irene, b Aug. 28, 1864; d Oct. 8, 1885. [59-25] ANNA H. SEIPT, b Apr. 14, 1832; d Dec. 29, 1915; dau George and Anna (Heebner) Seipt [59-8]; m Oct. 27, 1853, CHARLES E. BOYER, b Jan. 25, 1827; d Feb. 6, 1907. Children {10): [59-56] 1. George S., b Aug. 5, 1854; in Mary Ann Riegel. [59-57] 2. Samuel S., b Mar. 30, 1856; d Jan. 1, 1916; m Anna M. Himmel. [59—58] 3. Susanna S., b Feb. 25, 1859; m Louis H. Weiss. 4. Charles S., b Mar. 11, 1861; d July 31, 1864. 5. Isaiah S., b July 27, 1862; d Aug. 4, 1864. [59-59] 6. Erwin S., b Jan. 7, 1865; m Emma L. Unz. [59-60] 7. Mary Ann, b Nov. 22, 1867; m Charles Rieke. [59—61 ] 8. Ida Jane, b Jan. 23, 1870; m Edward Unz. [59-62] 9. Frank S., b Jan. 17, 1872; m Clara E. Weis. [59-63] 10. Ella Irene, b Dec. 24, 1874; m Martin W. Hertz. [59-26] GEORGE HEEBNER SEIPT, b Apr. 3, 1837 ; d Jan. 1 , 1894 ; s George and Anna (Heebner) Seipt [59-8]; m Jan. 25, 1866, SARAH M. ANDERS, b Oct. 3, 1845; d Mar. 27, 1919; dau Samuel and Christina (Meschter) Anders [161 —2 lb]. George Seipt was a farmer and lived in Worcester, Pa. Children ( 6 ): 1. Mary A., b July 10, 1867; single ; Norristown, R. D. 2, Pa. [59-64] 2. Samuel A., b Sept. 19, 1869; m Mae M. Ivrieble. [59-65] 3. George A., b July 6, 1871; m Joanna Hoffman. 892 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [59-66] 4. Allen A., b Oct. 23, 1874; m Irene Anna Schumo. 5. Howard A., b Apr. 29, 1878; single ; with Charles Scribner’s Sons, N. Y. Howard A. Seipt is a graduate of Columbia University, N. Y. (M. A.). For a number of years he was engaged in teaching in the public schools of Montg. Co., Pa., and in a number of private schools. He also served for a time as professor of psychology and education in Lennox College, Iowa. [59-67] 6. Emma J., b Aug. 11, 1880; m Hiram A. Dodge. . 1*59-27] WILLIAM H. SEIPT, b Feb. 6, 1843; s George and Anna (Heebner) Seipt [59-8]; m Nov. 25, 1871, AMANDA SCHULTZ, b July 25, 1846; dau Samuel and Susanna (Anders) Schultz [70-33]. Retired farmer; Worcester, Pa. (1921.) Mr. Seipt is a Trustee of Perkiomen School, and is one of the guarantors for the publication of this book. Children ( 6 ): [68-62] 1. Irene S., b Nov. 3, 1873; m Amos K. Schultz. 2. Ella S., b Oct. 31, 1876; unm; Worcester, Pa. [59-68] 3. Horace S., b Aug. 5, 1879; m Elizabeth B. Hoffman. 4. Son, b Dec. 3, 1882; d Dec. 3, 1882. 5. Edna S., b Jan. 15, 1884; unm; Worcester, Pa. [59-69] 6. William S., b Feb. 18, 1888; m Ella Reiff. [59-28] FRANKLIN SEIPT, b Nov. 15, 1851; s Abraham and Maria (Bartman) Seipt [59-9]; m Apr. 12, 1873, LIZZIE BEAN, dau Henry Bean. Children (2): 1. Mary Alice, b Jan. 29, 1874. 2. Kate Minerva, b Aug. 30, 1876. [No further data.] [59-29] GEORGE B. SEIPT, b Oct. 7, 1853; s Abraham and Maria (Bartman) Seipt [59-9]; m Jan. 29, 1876, ELIZABETH K. BOOKHEIMER, b Mar. 1, 1855; dau Frederick and Regina (Kriebel) Bookheimer [25-86]. Farmer; West Point, Pa. (1917.) One daughter: [59-70] Bertha Regina, b April 16, 1877; m Vincent Z. Frederick. [59-30] ABRAHAM SEIPT, b Feb. 8, 1855; d Jan. 20, 1899; s Abraham and Maria (Bartman) Seipt [59-9]; m Oct. 13, 1877, LYDIA BOOKHEIMER, b Dec. 24, 1856; dau Frederick and Regina (Kriebel) Bookheimer [25-86]. Res. of widow, Norristown, Pa., R. D. 2. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): [59-70.1] 1. John Irwin, b June 2, 1879; m Sophie Hurlock. 2. Elmer Frederick, b Dec. 24, 1883; d Nov. 15, 1884. 3. Charles Edgar, b Jan. 5, 1889; d Dec. 10, 1890. 4. Walter Granville, b Oct. 30, 1891; d Feb. 3, 1908. [59-70.2] 5. Hannah Viola, b Nov. 18, 1892; m John H. Hild. [59-31] JUDITH GERHARD, b Mar. 18, 1828; d Aug. 13, 1895; dau Andrew and Catharine (Kriebel) Gerhard [59-12]; m Nov. 11, 1851, REV. SAMUEL G. CLEV1MER, b Aug. 10, 1821; d Feb. 16, 1870; s George Clemmer. Children (6): [59-71] 1. Andrew George, b Dec. 11, 1852; d Oct. 5, 1914; m Mary Emily Miller. [59-72] 2. Catharine Ann, b Nov. 30, 1854; m Rev. Albert E. Funk. 3. Daughter, b July 19, 1857; d July 19, 1857. 4. Sarah, b July 30, 1858; d Dec. 3, 1876. [59-73] 5. Jonas G., b June 30, 1860; m Martha Fanetta Smith. [59-74] 6. Joel G., b Aug. 9, 1864; m Ellen Landis Weiss. [59-32] HENRY K. GERHARD, b Sept. 25, 1834; d Aug. 30, 1914; s Andrew and Catharine (Kriebel) Gerhard [59-12]; m May 19, 1857, HELENA S. GERHARD, b Feb. 8, 1836; d Nov. 21, 1897; dau Charles and Sarah (Schultz) Gerhard [59-21]. No issue. Plate 97 Letter in which Rev. Balzer Hoffman [106-3] gives Christopher Schultz [70] lessons in Hebrew. (Original in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.) Plate 9S Specimen Volumes of Manuscript, written and bound by the Schwenkfelders in Pa. Many similar copies are to be found in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg, Pa. (From “The Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania — Kriebel.” Courtesy of The Pennsylvania-German Society.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 893 Henry K. Gerhard was a school teacher for ten years; later he followed the trade of carpenter. For many years he was a trustee of the Schwenkfelder Church. He was also one of the charter members of the Board of Trustees of Perkiomen Seminary. He was always deeply interested in education and church matters, and in his later years it was his delight to give of his time and energy in building up Perkiomen Seminary. As a mechanic he contributed many hours of his services gratuitously for the renovating of the school buildings. Many of his text books and school books are preserved in the Historical Library at Pennsburg, Pa. [59-33] THOMAS R. GERHARD, b Nov. 19, 1837; s Solomon and Catharine (Rogers) Gerhard [59-13]; m Jan. 20, 1866, ANNIE SHELTON. Res., 429 South 5th St., Camden, N. J. One son: Walton W., b Oct. 30, 1866. [No further data obtainable.] [59-34] SAMUEL GERHARD, b Aug. 7, 1843; s Solomon and Catharine (Rogers) Gerhard [59- 13]; m Mar. 28, 1869, MARY E. STARR. Children (3): [59-75a] | [59-75b] j [59-76] 1. Elmer S„ b Dee. 20, 1869; m *• Elizabeth Redfleld. [ 2. Eva Craig. 2. Carrie R., b July 23, 1872; m Frank Kerr. 3. Samuel B., b May 28, 1875; d July 17, 1875. [59-35] ABRAHAM SCHULTZ GERHARD, M. D., b June 10, 1840; d Dec. 15, 1891; s Samuel and Susanna (Schultz) Gerhard [59-16]; m Sept. 4, 1866, AMELIA JOANETTA PILGRAM, b Dec. 30, 1840; d Aug. 18, 1910; dau Mr. Pilgram and his wife, Christiana. Abraham Schultz Gerhard, A. M., M. D., was one of the founders of the Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia and was a mem¬ ber of the faculty until his death. Dr. Gerhard was a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa., and also a graduate of the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania. Children (6): [59-77] 1. Samuel P., b Aug. 25, 1867; m Laura May Kaufmann. 2. Fred W., b Sept. 5, 1869; single ; 240 S. 51st St., Phila. (1919.) 3. Lillian, b Dec. 13, 1870; d June 21, 1876. [59-78] 4. Amelia J., b Aug. 8, 1873; m Alfred L. Wanamaker. 5. Charles B., b Sept. 22, 1880; d Sept. 5, 1883. [59-79] 6. William C., b Oct. 26, 1882; m Florence E. Wagoner. [59-36] ISAAC S. GERHARD, b May 8, 1841; d Apr. 27, 1894; s Samuel and Susanna (Schultz) Gerhard [59-16]; m Oct. 10, 1862, SUSANNA SCHANER, b May 30, 1842; d Jan. 7, 1906; dau David and Susanna (Delecker) Schaner. Isaac S. Gerhard was a cigar-box maker. Children (2): [59-80] 1. Irwin S., b Apr. 20, 1863; m Annie M. Schultz. [59-81] 2. Henry S., b Aug. 29, 1874; m Delilah L. Schoenly. [59-37] SARAH S. GERHARD, b Sept. 17, 1844; d 1921; dau Samuel and Susanna (Schultz) Ger¬ hard [59-16]; m Oct. 4, 1862, BENJAMIN H. MARKLEY, b June 22, 1838; d 1921 ; s Benjamin Mark- ley. Resided in Reading, Pa. Children (J): 1. Octavia, b Oct. 11, 1864; d Oct. 9, 1865. [59-82] 2. Aquilla; m Dr. Ira G. Shoemaker. 3. Susan, b Mar. 1, 1868; d Sept. 2, 1870. [59-83a] [59-83b] 4. Elmer G., b Mar. 13, 1872; m 1. Laura M. Feger. [ 2. Ida M. Flory. [59-38] OSWIN R. BREY, s Charles and Angeline (Roth) Brey [59 -17]; m Dec. 14, 1880, SUSAN¬ NA H. WIEGNER, b Mar. 9, 1862; dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Hartenstine) Wiegner [154-36]. Carpenter; res., 223 N. Fulton St., Allentown, Pa. (1917.) Children (6): 1. Charles A., b Feb. 28, 1881; single ; Allentown, Pa. 2. Rebecca Iv., b Aug. 12, 1883; m Stanford Knecht. [59-84] 894 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [59-84.1] 3. Leidy W., b Oct. 5, 1888; m Alice Bankhart; Allentown, Pa. 4. Raymond C., b July 8, 1891. 5. Mary E., b Apr. 12, 1894. 6. Harvey E., b May 22, 1898. [59-39] ANNA YELLES, b Dec. 14, 1840; d May 7, 1899; dau Charles and Mary (Brey) Yelles [59-18]; m Nov. 14, 1859, EDWARD HUBER, b Nov. 14, 1832; d July 30, 1906; s George and Lydia (Hillegass) Huber. Farmer; East Greenville, Pa. Children (7): [59-85] 1. Mary Jane, b Mar. 6, 1860; m George W. Angstadt. [59-86] 2. Emma Elsena, b Jan. 5, 1868; m George Raudenbush. 3. Laura Louvisa, b Oct. 18, 1869; d Dec. 8, 1877. 4. Lydia Andora, b Dec. 14, 1872; d Sept. 15, 1873. 5. Charles Oswin, b Apr. 17, 1876; d Feb. 20, 1877. [59-87] 6. Katie May b Oct. 12, 1877; m Howard Kummerer. [59-88] 7. Ella Minerva, b Oct. 10, 1880; m Harry Fegley. [59-40] BENNEVILLE B. YELLES, b Mar. 18, 1841; d May 1, 1918; s Charles and Mary (Brey) Yelles [59-18]; m EMMA DESCH, b Nov., 1840; dau William and - (Keyser) Desch. One son: [59-89] Harry, b Feb. 5, 1868; m Cora Leh. [59-41] AARON YELLES, b June 26, 1844; s Charles and Mary (Brey) Yelles [59-18]; m Nov. 4, 1865, SUSAN ALTHOUSE, b Feb. 13, 1842; dau Jacob and Sarah (Schultz) Althouse [149-46]. Re¬ tired; 1207 Chestnut St., Reading, Pa. One daughter: [59-90] Ellen T., b May 20, 1868; m Harvey E. Butterweck. [59-42] AMILINE YELLES, b Dec. 14, 1848; dau Charles and Mary (Brey) Yelles [59-18]; m Apr. 10, 1866, JEREMIAH HEIST, b Sept. 26, 1843; d Jan. 14, 1899; s George and Sarah (Trollinger) Heist. Tylersport, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. William, b June 20, 1868; d - - 1870. 2. Daughter, b May 5, 1871; d May 10, 1871. [59-43] MARY ANN YELLES, b Sept. 5, 1847; d Nov. 16, 1916; dau Charles and Mary (Brey) Yelles [59-18]; m 1871, ROBERT S. PAUL, b Dec. 10, 1847; s James and Marietta (Schoch) Paul. Cigar packer; 5428 Angora Terrace, Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Robert Clemence, b Aug. 3, 1872; d Nov. 8, 1872. 2. Stella May, m I !' U il>ia® B. Hayes. [2. A. S. Kapella. [59-44] SARAH JANE YELLIS, b Mar. 18, 1851; dau Charles and Mary (Brey) Yelles [59—18] ; m Oct. 15, 1869, JACOB P. DANNEHOWER, b Feb. 10, 1847; d Mar. 7, 1892; s John G. and Susan (Cressman) Dannehower. Res. (1921), 1343 Pike St., Phila., Pa. Hotel proprietor. Children (9): 1. William F., 1343 Pike St., Phila. 2. Lotta M., d Nov. 12, 1872. [59-91] 3. Minerva J., d Nov. 1, 1907; m Calvin Bealer. 4. Stella M., 1343 Pike St., Phila. 5. Harrietta, d Aug. 17, 1876. 6. Mary A. [59-92] 7. Robert P. ; m Irma Callan. [59-93] 8. Emma Ellen; m John F. Shisler. 9. Bessie. [59-90. la] } [59-90. lb] J [Further data not obtainable.} Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 895 [59-45] CAROLINE BREY, b Aug. 25, 1843; dau Solomon and Susan (Wieand) Brey [59-20]; m JOHN SHIREY, b May 13, 1844. Both Mr. and Mrs. Shirey live at Palm, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [59-94] 1. Ida, m Edwin Weidner; Boyertown, Pa. [59-95] 2. James B., b Mar. 1, 1869; m Mamie Grupp. [59-96] 3. Annie, m Samuel Kehl; Allentown, Pa. [59-97] 4. Howard, b June 17, 1873; m Ella N. Graber; Allentown, Pa. [59-98] 5. Frank, m, Mamie Grim; Gilbertsville, Pa. [59-99] 6. Kate; m John Schlegel; Allentown, Pa. [59-47] BENJAMIN BREY, b Aug. 13, 1848; d Oct. 4, 1904; s Solomon and Susan (Wieand) Brey [59-20]; m July 24, 1877, HANNAH BARTHOLOMEW, b Dec. 15, 1858; dau Jacob and Lydia (Roth- enberger) Bartholomew. Mrs. Brey resides at Emaus, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): [59-100] 1. Allen D., b Nov. 5, 1877; m Birdie M. Renninger. [59-101] 2. Minnie M., b Oct. 4, 1880; rn Harvey E. Miller. [59-48] IRWIN BREY, b Mar. 8, 1853; s Solomon and Susan (Wieand) Brey [59-20]; m Feb. 23, 1879, EMMA ISABELLA HUNSBERGER, b Apr. 15, 1861; dau Jesse and Barbara (Gruise) Huns- berger. Res. (1918), 744 Chestnut St., Emaus, Penna. Occupation, farmer. Children (7): [59-102] 1. Maggie, b Nov. 15, 1881; m John Wean; Allentown, Pa. [59—103] 2. Charles, b Sept. 11, 1883; m Stella R. Wisler; Emaus, Pa. [59-104] 3. Claude, b May 13, 1888; m Laura Stoudt; Emaus, Pa. [59-105] 4. John, b Oct. 21, 1891; m Sarah Rhorbach; Allentown, Pa., R. 6. [59-106] 5. Hattie, b Mar. 20, 1894; m Edwin H. Mohr; Emaus, Pa. 6. Allen, b Jan. 8, 1900. 7. Robert, b June 16, 1904. [59-50] AMBROSE K. GERHARD, b June 4, 1845; d July 3, 1911; s Daniel Y. and Susanna Y. (Krieble) Gerhard [59-22]; m Oct. 14, 1869, REGINA K. SCHULTZ, b July 11, 1846; dau Anthony K. and Mary (Kriebel) Schultz [149-29]. Ambrose Gerhard was a farmer, and lived near Palm, Pa. Children ( 8 ): 1. Elmer S., b Jan. 21, 1871 ; m Anna C. Leidich. 2. Agnes S., b Mar. 28, 1872; m Elmer E. S. Johnson. 3. Mary, b Aug. 19, 1873; single; East Greenville, R. D., Pa. 4. Horace, b July 3, 1877; d Oct. 2, 1879. 5. Selina S., b Sept. 16, 1880; m Eugene S. Schultz. 6. Samuel S., b July 18, 1882; m Mary S. Havelock. 7. Atwood S., b Feb. 6, 1885; single ; East Greenville, R. D., Pa. [59-108] 8. Idella S., b June 8, 1889; m Ralph Edgar Diefenderfer. [59-107] [68-58] [68-68] [59-107.1] [59-51] JOSEPHUS K. GERHARD, b July 16, 1853; s Daniel Y. and Susanna Y. (Krieble) Ger¬ hard [59-22]; m J an. 8, 1876, ELIZABETH K. SCHULTZ, b May 4, 1853; dau Amos S. and Elizabeth (Kriebel) Schultz [68-12]. Res., Clayton, Berks Co., Pa. Josephus Gerhard was born on the original Gerhard farm in Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. He acquired his early education in the Palm and in the Schultzville Independent District Schools. From 1876 to 1911 he successfully followed farming as a career at Clayton, Pa., where he now resides (1922). For twenty-one years he was General Manager of the Clayton Butter and Cheese Company, and for many years he has served as a director of the National Bank of Boyertown. He served two terms as a deacon in the Upper District Schwenk¬ felder Church and for twelve years was manager of the Sunday School. He also served as a member of the Building Committee when the Palm church was erected in 1909-1910. In his several official posi¬ tions in connection with the public highways, he was instrumental in securing some of the first state roads for his district. Children (6): [59-109] 1. Amos S., b Feb. 9, 1878; m Kathryn C. Bechtel. [59-110] 2. Edna S., b Jan. 18, 1881; m Rev. Elijah E. Kresge. 896 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [25-273] 3. Mabel S., b May 10, 1883; m Isaac R. Krieble. [59—1 11] 4. Owen S., b Dec. 1, 1885; m Rosa S. Schultz. 5. Helen S., b - ; graduate of Dickinson College, Pa. 6. Lloyd S., b May 23, 1894; d May 8, 1895. [59-52] DR. JOSIAH KRIEBEL GERHARD, b Feb. 19, 1856; d Apr. 16, 1886; s Daniel Y. and Susanna Y. (Krieble) Gerhard [59-22]; m Sept. 12, 1882, LAURA J. SCHULTZ, b Aug. 24, 1857; dau Nathan and Martha J. (Mathers) Schultz [149-44]. Physician. Widow resides at 715 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1922.) Josiah Kriebel Gerhard was born in Upper Hanover Twp., Montgomery Co., Pa. After attending the public schools of his native twp., he became a student at the .Academic Institute at Trappe, Pa., conducted by the late Prof. Abel Rambo [74-306], and also at the West Chester (Pa.) State Normal School. He taught several terms of school both in Upper Hanover and Worcester Twps., Pa. While engaged in teaching, Mr. Gerhard started to study medicine with the late Dr. George K. Meschter [66-14], after which he entered the Medical Department of the University of Penna., from which he was graduated in 1882. He immediately formed a partnership with his former preceptor, and they together built up a large and lucrative practice; this partnership continued until the untimely death of Dr. Gerhard, which occurred on April 16, 1886, after a two weeks’ illness of typhoid pneu¬ monia. Being an exceedingly industrious and conscientious practitioner, Dr. Gerhard was very suc¬ cessful in his short professional career, and had many warm friends. [59-1 12a] [59-1 12b] [59-113] Children (3): 1. Martha S., b July 24, 1883; d Dec. 22, 1883. 1. Elizabeth R. Middleton. 2. Norma Z. Conard. 3. Homer S., b May 8, 1886; m Elsie H. Shearer. 2. Marvin S., b Aug. 12, 1884; m [59-53] EMMA SEIPT, b Feb. 10, 1855; dau Anthony H. and Lydia (Detweiler) Seipt [59-23a] ; m Dec. 27, 1877, DR. SAMUEL WOLFE, b Aug. 31, 1851; s Samuel and Margaret (High) Wolfe. Physician; 717 Clift Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. (1921.) Dr. Samuel Wolfe occupied the positions of Professor of Physiology, and Clinical Professor of Mental and Nervous Diseases, for five years in the Medico-Chirurgical College of Phila. ; also the chair of Professor of Medicine in Temple University, Phila., for nine years. He was also connected with the Medico-Chirurgical, Samaritan, Garretson and Phila. General Hospitals, in various medical positions, extending over a period of 28 years. Dr. Wolfe removed to Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1920, where he is devoting his time to the treatment of mental and nervous diseases. Children (J): 1. Mott LeRoy, b Oct. 7, 1878; d Aug. 8, 1879. [59-114] 2. Claude Anthony, b July 4, 1880; m Lola A. Lowndes. 3. Russell Seipt, b Aug. 4, 1882; single. Russell S. Wolfe held a commission as Lieutenant in the Army Intelligence Department during the World War. [59-115] 4. James Harold, b Apr. 29, 1884; m Carolyn Williams. [59-54] MANILIUS D. SEIPT, b May 31, 1860; s Anthony H. and Lydia (Detweiler) Seipt [59— 23a]; m Apr. 23, 1906, LUCETTA CASSEL, b Dec. 30, 1879; dau Isaac U. and Eliza (Bell) Cassel [21— 113]. Farmer and banker; Edgemont Farm, Bridgeport, Pa. (1922.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Gladys Bell, b Feb. 6, 1907. 2. Richard, b Apr. 30, 1908. 3. Edward, b Mar. 27, 1911. [59-55] HOWARD SEIPT, b June 22, 1858; s Abraham H. and Elizabeth K. (Anders) Seipt [59- 24]; m June 30, 1904, JENNIE SHEPPARD ORR. Res., 148 Luray St., Germantown, Phila., Pa. One child : Jane Sheppard, b May 28, 1921. [59-56] GEORGE S. BOYER, b Aug. 5, 1854; s Charles E. and Anna H. (Seipt) Boyer [59-25]; m June 12, 1876, MARY ANN RIEGEL, b Mar. 9, 1852; dau John Riegel. R. R. Freight Dept. 614 Third Ave., Peoria, Ill. (1917.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 897 Children { 9 ): 1. Walter R., h Oct. 6, 1877 ; m Odelia S. Rieke. 2. Francis R., b Aug. 8, 1879; m — — - Putnam. 3. Arthur R., b Oct. 11, 1880; m - - 4. Isabel Irene, b Oct. 31, 1881; m Samuel Ferris; Fountain, Mich. 5. Charles Leroy R., b Jan. 12, 1885; Fairbanks, Alaska. G. Gladys R., b Mar. 27, 1887; Grand Rapids, Mich. 7. Clarence R., b Dec. 29, 1891; d Oct. 24, 1897. 8. Anna R., b July 3, 1894; m Merton F. Taylor; Harford, N. Y. 9. Harold R., b May 22, 1897. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete .] [59-57] SAMUEL S. BOYER, b Mar. 30, 1856; d Jan. 1, 191G; s Charles E. and Anna H. (Seipt) Boyer [59-25]; m Feb. 23, 1882, ANNA M. HIMMEL, b Sept. 14, 1861; dau Rev. Jacob Himmel. Wilsey, Kansas. Children (7): 1. Charles Edward, b Apr. 22, 1883; m Gertie E. Stover. 2. Ida Katie, b Feb. 15, 1885; Wilsey, Kansas. 3. Will Franklin, b Feb. 20, 1887; m Mary E. Platz. 4. John LeRoy, b June 20, 1889; Wilsey, Kansas. 5. Laura Edna, b Feb. 21, 1892; m Clarence A. Roswurm. G. Clarence Arthur, b Apr. 1, 1897; Wilsey, Kansas. 7. Nellie Mae, b Feb. 22, 1900; Wilsey, Kansas. [59-58] SUSANNA S. BOYER, b Feb. 25, 1859; daw Charles E. and Anna II. (Seipt) Boyer [59-25]; m Feb. 6, 1890, LOUIS LI. WEISS, b July 21, 18G3; s George J. and Dorothea (Spalin) Weiss. Farmer; (1917) Reddick, Ill. Children { 2 ) {adopted): 1. Arthur H., b June 7, 1892; m Phoebe Shelly; Reddick, Ill. 2. Mildred M., b Feb. 23, 1897; Reddick, 111. [59-59] ERWIN S. BOYER, b Jan. 7, 18G5; s Charles E. and Anna H. (Seipt) Boyer [59-25]; m Sept. 26, 1888, EMMA LOUISA UNZ, b Nov. 27, 1865;. dau Wilhelm Unz. Farmer; (1917) Reddick, Ill. Children {10): 1. Edna Mary, b Jan. 3, 1890; Reddick, Ill. [59-124] 2. Laura Anna, b Dec. 16, 1890; m Elbert Charles Farnham. 3. Jloward Lawrence, b June 28, 1892; Reddick, Ill. 4. Viola Susanna, b Jan. 22, 1894. 5. Mildred Florence, b Oct. 31, 1895. 6. Victor Roland, b July 29, 1897. 7. Ruth Helen, b Mar. 12, 1900. 8. Esther Lydia, b Mar. 27, 1902. 9. Zula Ellen, Oct. 1, 1905. 10. Lois Bernice, b Oct. 27, 1907. [59-60] MARY ANN BOYER, b Nov. 22, 1867; dau Charles E. and Anna H. (Seipt) Boyer [59-25]; m July 4, 1890, CHARLES RIEKE. Merchant; (1917) Kingsley, Iowa. Children (J); [59-125] 1. Edna, b Apr. 17, 1891; m Ralph W. Rawson. 2. Anna, b Oct. 30, 1892; Kingsley, Iowa. [59-126] 3. Clifford, b June 29, 1894; m Ethel Cope. 4. Lloyd, b Feb. 3, 1898; Kingsley, Iowa. [59-61] IDA JANE BOYER, b Jan. 23, 1870; dau Charles E. and Anna H. (Seipt) Boyer [59-25]; m Feb. 6, 1S90, EDWARD UNZ. Farmer; (1917) Reddick, Ill. [59-121] [59-122] [59-123] [59-116] [59-117] [59-118] [59-119] [59-120] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (8): 1. Mabel, b Dee. 18, 1891 ; m Irvin E. Bossert. 2. Nellie, b Apr. 20, 1893; m Oliver Bossert. 3. Edgar W., b Nov. 18, 1895. 4. Gertrude, b Aug. 13, 1897; m Edward Kluckhohn. 2-nrleS Ft 1 twin8> h June 26’ 1900- 6. William J. J 7. Irma, b Sept. 27, 1904. 8. Alvin J., b June 30, 1906. [59-62] FRANK S. BOYER, b Jan. 17, 1872; s Charles E. and Anna H. (Seipt) Boyer [59-25]; m Aug. 14, 1901, CLARA E. WEIS, b Aug. 20, 1878; dau Adam Weis. Farmer; (1917) Reddick, Ill. No children. [59-63] ELLA IRENE BOYER, b Dec. 24, 1874; dau Charles E. and Anna H. (Seipt) Boyer [59— 25] ; m Jan. 1, 1900, MARTIN W. HERTZ, b Dec. 31, 1871; s Amos M. and Emeline Hertz. Farmer; (1917) Laurens, Iowa. Children (J): 1. Paul Boyer, b Dec. 29, 1903. 2. Amos Marion, b May 30, 1907. 3. Carl Franklin, b July 1, 1912. 4. Martin Raymond, b June 7, 1916. [59-64] SAMUEL A. SEIPT, b Sept. 19, 1869; s George H. and Sarah M. (Anders) Seipt [59-26]; m June 12, 1895, MAE M. KRIEBLE, b May 7, 1872; dau Hiram A. and Susanna (Meschter) Krieble [25-95]. Clerk for the Fidelity Trust Company, Phila., Pa. Res., Wyndmoor Ave., Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa. (1922.) Mr. Seipt has been Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the Philadelphia Schwenkfelder Church since its organization. He is also one of the guarantors for the publication of this book. Children (2): 1. James Fred, b Dec. 7, 1897; d May 3, 1898. 2. Wilbur, b July 6, 1902. [59-65] GEORGE ANDERS SEIPT, b July 6, 1871; s George H. and Sarah M. (Anders) Seipt [59-26]; m Aug. 22, 1895, JOANNA HOFFMAN, b May 6, 1874; dau James and Clara C. (Boorse) Hoffman [21-106.2]. Farmer; R. F. D. 2, Norristown, Pa. Children (2): [59-130] 1. Sara Frances, b Sept. 16, 1896; m Howard D. Kinney. 2. George Carl, b Apr. 15, 1913. [59-66] ALLEN ANDERS SEIPT, b Oct. 23, 1874; s George H. and Sarah M. (Anders) Seipt [59- 26] ; m June 25, 1907, IRENE ANNA SCHUMO, dau Daniel Mansfield and Anna W. Schumo. Allen A. Seipt is a graduate of the West Chester (Pa.) State Normal School, and the University of Pa., re¬ ceiving the degrees of B. A. in 1900, M. A. in 1903, and Ph.D. in 1906. His dissertation for his Doctor’s degree was entitled “The First Printed Hymn-Book of the Schwenkfelders and its Sources.” He has served as instructor of German in the Ohio Wesleyan University and the University of Kansas, and for a time was Superintendent of Schools in Cass County, Minn. Dr. Seipt rendered invaluable service in helping to establish the Schwenkfelder Sunday School Mission in Phila., serving as Superintendent of the Sunday School from 1897 to 1906. For a number of years he also was Assistant Editor of “The Schwenkfeldian.” Children (2): * 1 . Child, died young. 2. Daniel Henry, b May 20, 1919. [59-67] EMMA J. SEIPT, b Aug. 11, 1880; dau George II. and Sarah M. (Anders) Seipt [59-26]; m Aug. 21, 1913, HIRAM ALFRED DODGE, b Aug. 30, 1885; s Alfred Dodge. Ad. (1919), Farming- dale, Long Island. Emma Seipt Dodge is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary (1905), and received her A. B. degree from Oberlin College in 1909. No children. 898 [59-127] [59-128] [59-129] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 899 [59-68] HORACE SCHULTZ SEIPT, b Aug. 5, 1879; s William H. and Amanda (Schultz) Seipt [59-27]; m Sept. 6, 1906, ELIZABETH B. HOFFMAN, b Aug. 5, 1879; dau James G. and Clara C. (Boorse) Hoffman [21-106.2]. Civil engineer; (1917) Sparrow’s Point, Md. Mr. Seipt is a graduate of Lehigh University. Children ( 2 ): 1. William Edward, b July 9, 1910. 2. Isabelle, b Feb. 2, 1912. [59-69] WILLIAM S. SEIPT, b Feb. 18, 1888; s William H. and Amanda (Schultz) Seipt [59-27]; m Oct. 8, 1913, ELLA REIFF, b Mar. 16, 1889; dau Frank S. Reiff. Farmer; (1917) Worcester, Pa. Children (2): 1. Willard R., b June 9, 1915. 2. Ethel Valiera, b Jan. 19, 1917. [59-70] BERTHA REGINA SEIPT, b Apr. 16, 1877; dau George B. and Elizabeth K. (Bookheimer) Seipt [59-29]; m Mar. 9, 1901, VINCENT Z. FREDERICK. One son: Lloyd. [ No further data.] [59-70.1] JOHN IRWIN SEIPT, b June 2, 1879; s Abraham and Lydia (Bookheimer) Seipt [59- 30]; m SOPHIE HURLOCK, b May 9, 1887 ; dau Samuel and Adelaide (Eisenbrey) Hurlock. Norris¬ town, R. D. 5, Pa. (1922.) No issue. [59-70.2] HANNAH VIOLA SEIPT, b Nov. 18, 1892; dau Abraham and Lydia (Bookheimer) Seipt [59-30]; m Dec. 27, 1919, JOHN H. HILD. Res., Norristown, Pa., R. D. 2. (1922.) One child: Lydia Jean, b May 16, 1922; d May 17, 1922. [59-71] ANDREW GEORGE CLEMMER, b Dec. 11, 1852; d Oct. 5, 1914; s Rev. Samuel G. and Judith (Gerhard) Clemmer [59-31]; rn May 20, 1875, MARY EMILY MILLER, b Oct. 17, 1853; d Aug. 23, 1897; dau Jacob and Mary (Risser) Miller. Children (7): 1. Irene May, b Apr. 6, 1877; 306 Paige Ave., Warren, O. 2. Mary Emily, b Sept. 4, 1879; d Feb. 23, 1885. 3. Bertha Kate, b Oct. 7, 1880; d Jan. 8, 1891. [59-131] 4. Lillian Judith, b Mar. 27, 1883; m Edward J. Robinson. 5. Stuart Harrison, b Apr. 19, 1890; d Dec. 16, 1918. 6. Andrew George, b May 7, 1896; 306 Paige Ave., Warren, O. 7. Albert Jacob, b Aug. 22, 1897; 306 Paige Ave., Warren, O. [59-72] CATHARINE ANN CLEMMER, b Nov. 30, 1854; dau Rev. Samuel G. and Judith (Ger¬ hard) Clemmer [59-31]; m Oct. 16, 1883, REV. ALBERT E. FUNK, b June 25, 1852; s John H. and Leah G. (Ehst) Funk. No children. Highland Ave., Nyack, N. Y. (1919.) Rev. Albert E. Funk was pastor of the First Mennonite Church of Phila. from 1874 to 1881, and General Secretary of the Christian and Missionary Alliance (whose headquarters are at 690 Eighth Ave., N. Y.) for twenty-five years, 1890-1915. Both Mr. and Mrs. Funk were Superintendents of the Missionary Training Institute of the C. & M. Alliance from 1898 to 1915. Mr. Funk is at present (1919) Financial Secretary of the C. & M. Alliance. He also was pastor of the German Branch of the Gospel Tabernacle Church, New York City, from its establishment in 1886 to the present (1919). [59-73] JONAS G. CLEMMER, b June 30, 1860; $ Rev. Samuel G. and Judith (Gerhard) Clem¬ mer [59-31]; vi Jan. 17, 1894, MARTHA FANETTA SMITH, b July 5, 1864; dau John H. and Mar¬ garet Ann (Keller) Smith. Drug salesman; 2209 No. Franklin St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One sort: [59-132] John Gerhard, b Sept. 29, 1894; m Edith Viola Zingraf. [59-74] JOEL G. CLEMMER, b Aug. 9, 1864; s Rev. Samuel G. and Judith (Gerhard) Clemmer [59-31]; m Mar. 26, 1885, ELLEN LANDIS WEISS, b Mar. 26, 1865; dau Abraham S. and Elizabeth 900 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families (Landis) Weiss. Treas. of the Lanston Monotype Machine Co. of Phila. 906 Sixty-ninth Ave., Oak Lane, Phila. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [59-133] 1. Clarence V., b Nov. 11, 1886; m Marion Elizabeth Williamson. 2. Leon, b Dec. 9, 1888; unm; physician and surgeon; lieutenant in the U. S. Navy. 3. Katherine Marie, b Jan. 29, 1902. [59-75a] ELMER S. GERHARD, b Dec. 20, 1869; s Samuel and Mary E. (Starr) Gerhard [59-34]; m ELIZABETH REDFIELD, b 1875; d 1904. One son: Ellwood, b June 12, 1893; New York City. [59-75b] ELMER S. GERHARD, same as above, m 2nd time, July 2, 1905, EVA CRAIG, b Aug. 3, 1880. Children (2): 1. Elmer, b May 1, 1913. 2. Elkton, b Dec. 7, 1916. [59-76] CARRIE R. GERHARD, b July 25, 1872; dau Samuel and Mary E. (Starr) Gerhard [59- 34] ; m FRANK KERR. Divorced. No issue. [No further data obtainable.] [59-77] DR. SAMUEL P. GERHARD, b Aug. 25, 1867; s Dr. Abraham S. and Amelia Joanetta (Pilgram) Gerhard [59-35]; m Jan. 12, 1911, LAURA MAY KAUFMANN, b June 8, 1884; dau Julius F. and Julia (Funk) Kaufmann. Physician; 639 No. 16th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) No Children. [59-78] AMELIA J. GERHARD, b Aug. 8, 1873; dau Dr. Abraham S. and Amelia Joanetta (Pil¬ gram) Gerhard [59-35]; m Mar. 19, 1902, ALFRED L. WANAMAIvER, b Sept. 5, 1873; s Francis Marion and Ida M. Wanamaker. Attorney at law. Divorced, 1909. Ad. of Mrs. Wanamaker (1919), 240 So. 51st St., Phila., Pa. One son: Alfred L., Jr., b May 14, 1905. [59-79] WILLIAM CASPER GERHARD, b Oct. 26, 1882; s Dr. Abraham S. and Amelia Joanetta (Pilgram) Gerhard [59-35]; m June 5, 1912, FLORENCE EMMA WAGONER, b June 21, 1887; dau William Henry and Emma Jeanetta (Cable) Wagoner. Ad. (1919), Merchantville, N. J. Children (3): 1. Janet Amelia, b Mar. 30, 1913. 2. Florence Emma, b Dec. 16, 1916. 3. William Casper, Jr., b Jan. 2, 1919. [59-80] IRWIN S. GERHARD, b Apr. 20, 1863; s Isaac S. and Susanna (Schaner) Gerhard [59-36]; m Aug. 3, 1882, ANNIE M. SCHULTZ, b June 30, 1863; dau William S. and Diana (Haugen) Schultz [70-27]. Machinist; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [59-134] 1. Wallace Levin, b Dec. 7, 1885; m Kate Butterweck. [59-135] 2. Paul Eugene, b June 8, 1890; m Verna M. Fox. 3. Cora Alverta, b June 17, 1891; East Greenville, Pa. [59-136] 4. Carrie Olivia, b Jan. 19, 1894; m Edwin S. Derr. 5. Robert Ellsworth, 6 Oct. 27, 1896; d Dec. 1, 1897. [59-81] HENRY S. GERHARD, b Aug. 29, 1874; s Isaac S. and Susanna (Schaner) Gerhard [59—36] ; m Dec. 26, 1901, DELILAH L. SCHOENLY, b Apr. 21, 1876; d Nov. 19, 1913; dau Jacob and Mary (Latshaw) Schoenly. Cigar mfr. ; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) No children. [59-82] AQUILLA MARKLEY, dau Benjamin H. and Sarah S. (Gerhard) Markley [59-37]; m DR. IRA G. SHOEMAKER, s Dr. Isaac N. E. and Margaret L. (Graff) Shoemaker. Physician; 19 So. 9th St., Reading, Pa. One daughter: [59-137] Madeline; m Carl N. Miller; 626 Bergen Ave., Jersey City, N. J. [Further information not obtainable.] Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families 901 [59-83a] ELMER G. MARKLEY, b Mar. 13, 1872; s Benjamin H. and Sarah S. (Gerhard) Markley [59-37] ; m Nov. 24, 1892, LAURA M. FEGER, b Mar. 23, 1869; d May 14, 1903. Children ( 2 ): 1. Madge, b Nov. 5, 1895; 426 South Second St., Bangor, Pa. 2. James Agnew, b Aug. 21, 1897; Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. (1919.) [59-83b] ELMER G. MARKLEY, same as above, m 2nd time. Sept. 21, 1905, IDA M. FLORY, b Sept. 5, 1878; dau Samuel and - - — - (Felleneer) Flory. Ad. (1919), Bangor, Pa. No children. [59-84] REBECCA K. BREY, b Aug. 12, 1883; dau Oswin R. and Susanna H. (Wiegner) Brey [59-38]; m Aug. 30, 1902, STANFORD KNECHT, b Sept. 4, 1879; s James and Diana (Jacoby) Knecht. Ribbon weaver; res. (1918), 225 N. Fulton St., Allentown, Pa. Children (2): 1. Mabel, b Feb. 1, 1903. 2. James, b Oct. 16, 1904. [59-85] MARY JANE HUBER, b Mar. 6, 1860; dau Edward and Anna (Yelles) Huber [59-39]; rn Apr. 8, 188 — ■, GEORGE W. ANGSTADT, b Feb. 22, 1858; cl Oct. 12, 1919; s Abraham and Sarah (Wile) Angstadt. Miller; widow’s res. (1920), Spinnerstown, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Howard H., b Oct. 1, 1882; d Oct. 21, 1882. 2. Charles H., b Jan. 24, 1885; d Feb. 27, 1885. [59-138] 3. Robert H., b Jan. 28, 1886; m Mary Dotterer. [59-139] 4. Edward IL, b Feb. 11, 1893; m Anna Shelly. [59-140] 5. Ella IL, b Sept. 2, 1894; m Elvin Sell. [59-86] EMMA ELSENA HUBER, b Jan. 5, 1868; dau Edward and Anna (Yelles) Huber [59-39]; m Mar. 21, 1891, GEORGE RAUDENBUSH, b Aug. 29, 1862; d Oct. 23, 1897; s Thomas and Isadore (Hoot) Raudenbush. Cigar packer; res. (1920), Telford, Pa. One son: [59-141] Paul H., b Dec. 31, 1896; m Jennie Hallman. [59-87] KATIE MAY HUBER, b Oct. 12, 1877; dau Edward and Anna (Yelles) Huber [59-39]; m Oct. 28, 1897, HOWARD KUMMERER, b Mar. 22, 1868; s Edwin and Emma (Wieand) Kummerer. Cigar maker; Trumbauersville, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Raymond, b Dec. 19, 1899; d Sept. 28, 1900. [59-142] 2. Alverda H., b Mar. 13, 1901; m Clyde H. Renninger. 3. Howard E., b Nov. 22, 1914; Pennsburg, Pa. 4. Roy W., b Mar. 20, 1918; d Aug. 16, 1919. [59-88] ELLA MINERVA HUBER, b Oct, 10, 1880; dau Edward and Anna (Yelles) Huber [59-39]; m May 26, 1900, HARRY FEGLEY, b Nov. 29, 1881 ; s Henry and Amanda (Keiper) Fegley. Sup’t. of cigar factory; Spinnerstown, Pa, (1920.) Children (8): 1. Harold, b Dec. 6, 1901. 2. Edna, b Feb. 2, 1902. 3. Robert, b Apr. 14, 1905; d July 30, 1905. 4. Verna, b June 5, 1906. 5. Russell, b Aug. 9, 1911. 6. Ruth, b Oct. 11, 1912. 7. Paul, b May 22, 1915. 8. Lester, b Mar. 5, 1919. [59-89] HARRY YELLES, b Feb. 5, 1868; s Benneville B. and Emma (Desch) Yelles [59-40]; m Apr. 23, 1892, CORA LEH, b Aug. 20, 1864; dau Thomas Leh. Ad. (1920), East Greenville, Pa. No children. 902 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [59-90] ELLEN T. YELLES, b May 20, 1868; dau Aaron and Susan (Althouse) Yelles [59-41]; m Sept. 26, 1889, HARVEY E. BUTTERWECK, b Aug;. 15, 1868; s William M. and Josephine (Fogel) Butterweck. Buyer for Stichter Hardware Co. ; res. (1919), Mineral Spring Rd., Reading, Pa. One daughter: Mabelle R., b June 8, 1893. [59-90. la] STELLA MAY PAUL, dau Robert S. and Mary Ann (Yelles) Paul [59-43]; m WILL¬ IAM B. HAYES. [59-90. lb] STELLA MAY (PAUL) HAYES, same as above, m 2nd time, A. S. KAPELLA. Ad. (1920), 5428 Angora Terrace, W. Phila., Pa. [No further information obtainable.] • [59-91] MINERVA J. DANNEHOWER, d Nov. 1, 1907; dau Jacob P. and Sarah Jane (Yelles) Dannehower [59-44]; m CALVIN BEALER. [No further information obtainable .] [59-92] ROBERT P. DANNEHOWER, s Jacob P. and Sarah Jane (Yelles) Dannehower [59-44]; m IRMA CALLAN. Ad. (1920), 1343 Pike St., Phila., Pa. [No further information obtainable.] [59-93] EMMA ELLEN DANNEHOWER, dam Jacob P. and Sarah Jane (Yelles) Dannehower [59-44] ; m JOHN F. SHISLER. 1343 Pike St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Daughter, b Dec. 3, 1903; d Dec. 3, 1903. 2. Gertrude Lenore, b Sept. 30, 1905. 3. James Willard, b Sept. 11, 1907. 4. Robert Perseville, b June 11, 1909; d Oct. 11, 1909. [59-95] JAMES B. SHIREY, b Mar. 1, 1869; s John and Caroline (Brey) Shirey [59-45] ; m Apr. 26, 1901, MAMIE GRUPP, b May 18, 1878. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Stanley, b Jan. 31, 1906; d July 1, 1906. 2. Russell, b Sept. 19, 1907. 3. Ivy, b Mar. 10, 1909. 4. Lyndale, b July 28, 1911. [59-97] HOWARD SHIREY, b June 17, 1873; s John and Caroline (Brey) Shirey [59-45]; m Nov. 30, 1895, ELLA NORA GRABER, b June 30, 1873; dau Frank K. and Catharine (Haas) Graber. Butcher; Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Raymond F., b June 15, 1896. 2. Stanley W., b May 19, 1908. 3- 1 Txvins b Feb 26 1911- d ^ Feb. 29, 1911. 4. j lunns , o Teb. .6, 1911, d j Mar 2 ign [59-100] ALLEN D. BREY, b Nov. 5, 1877; s Benjamin and Hannah (Bartholomew) Brey [59-47]; m Aug. 29, 1900, BIRDIE M. RENNINGER, b Sept. 23, 1876; dau Jesse W. and Kate (Huber) Ren- ninger. Steel worker; (1918) Emaus, Pa. No children. [59-101] MINNIE M. BREY, b Oct. 4, 1880; dau Benjamin and Hannah (Bartholomew) Brey [59-47]; m July 7, 1900, HARVEY E. MILLER, b July 26, 1872; s Daniel W. and Amanda (Ortt) Miller. Carpenter; R. F. D. 1, Zionsville, Pa. (1918.) One son: Wayne D., b Oct. 20, 1900. [59-103] CHARLES BREY, b Sept. 11, 1883; s Irwin and Emma Isabella (Hunsberger) Brey [59- 48]; m Dec. 10, 1904, STELLA R. WISLER, b Sept. 4, 1887 ; dau Noah and Jane C. (Rumfield) Wisler. Laborer; Emaus, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Emma M ., b June 2, 1905. 2. Williard E., b May 5, 1916. 3. Noah, b May 19, 1917; d May 19, 1917. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 903 [59-106] HATTIE BREY, b Mar. 20, 1894; dau Irwin and Emma Isabella (Huunsberger) Brey [59-48]; m Nov. 27, 1915, EDWIN HENRY MOHR, b May 5, 1892; s Edwin Henry and Emma (Keen¬ ly) Mohr. Brakeman; Emaus, Pa. (1918.) One daughter: Arline Hattie, b Nov. 4, 1918. [59-107] ELMER SCHULTZ GERHARD, b Jan. 21, 1871; s Ambrose K. and Regina K. (Schultz) Gerhard [59-50]; m Aug. 19, 1903, ANNA CLEMENTINA LEIDICH, b Oct. 1, 1874; dau P. M. Leidich. Department of Languages, Northeast High School, Phila. ; res., 414 Church Lane, German¬ town, Phila. Elmer S. Gerhard is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary, 1896; Princeton University: A.B., 1900; A.M., 1901. He has also pursued graduate work in the University of Pa. For a number of years Mr. Gerhard served as an assistant editor of “The Schwenkfeldian.” Children (2): 1. Sherman L., b May 25, 1904. 2. Elizabeth Barrett, b June 24, 1910. [59-107.1] SAMUEL S. GERHARD, b July 18, 1882; s Ambrose K. and Regina K. (Schultz) Gerhard [59-50]; m May 13, 1922, MARY S. HAVELOCK, b Apr. 10, 1895; dau Joseph Staple and Mary (Conelly) Havelock. Expert ribbon weaver and loom fixer; Phila., Pa. (1922.). [59-108] IDELLA SCHULTZ GERHARD, b June 8, 1889; dau Ambrose K. and Regina K. (Schultz) Gerhard [59-50]; m June 15, 1910, RALPH EDGAR DIEFENDERFER, b June 8, 1889; s A. Victor and Emma E. Diefenderfer. Merchant; Orefield, Pa. Mr. Diefenderfer served in the Pa. legislature. Children (2): 1. Elsie Bernardine, b Dec. 18, 1912. 2. Doris Lucile, b Aug. 18, 1920. [59-109] AMOS S. GERHARD, b Feb. 9, 1878; s Josephus K. and Elizabeth K. (Schultz) Gerhard [59-51]; m Oct. 26, 1912, KATHRYN C. BECHTEL, b Sept. 28, 1880; dau Nathaniel B. Bechtel. Rancher; Lowell, Fla. (1922.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Anna B., b July 5, 1914. 2. Amos S., Jr., b Aug. 22, 1916. 3. Ruth Esther, b Sept. 20, 1919. [59-110] EDNA S. GERHARD, b Jan. 18, 1881; dau Josephus K. and Elizabeth K. (Schultz) Gerhard [59-51]; m June 10, 1902, REV. ELIJAH EVERETT KRESGE, b Nov. 4, 1875; s Linford and Anna S. Kresge. Clergyman in the Reformed denomination; 613 No. 5th St., Allentown, Pa. (1922.) Children (2): 1. Marion G., b Jan. 19, 1903. 2. Karl E., b Sept. 6, 1910. [59-111], OWEN S. GERHARD, b Dec. 1, 1885; s Josephus K. and Elizabeth K. (Schultz) Gerhard [59-51]; m Dec. 31, 1910, ROSA S. SCHULTZ, b May 25, 1888; dau Daniel N. and Susan G. (Schultz) Schultz [68-28]. Farmer; Clayton, Pa. (1922.) Children ( 2 ) : 1. Frances, b July 31, 1915. 2. Paul Schultz, b Aug. 2, 1918. [59-1 12a] MARVIN S. GERHARD, b Aug. 12, 1884; s Dr. Josiah K. and Laura J. (Schultz) Ger¬ hard [59-52] ; in Sept. 18, 1912, ELIZABETH R. MIDDLETON, b Dec. 18, 1886; d July 25, 1916; dau Samuel P. and Elizabeth (Murr) Middleton. One son: Robert M., b July 24, 1916. [59-1 12b] MARVIN S. GERHARD, same as above, m 2nd time, Oct, 22, 1919, NORMA ZIEGLER CONARD, b July 25, 1888; dau William Mohr and Mary Wagner (Ziegler) Conard. Chemist in U. S. Navy, League Island, Phila.; res., 606 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1922.) No children. 904 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [59-113] HOMER S. GERHARD, b May 8, 1886; s Dr. Josiah K. and Laura J. (Schultz) Gerhard [59-52]; m Oct. 23, 1912, ELSIE HART SHEARER, b Nov. 27, 1886; dau George W. and Mary (Hart) Shearer. Accountant; 1024 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1922.) One daughter: Helen Shearer, b Feb. 12, 1915. [59-114] CLAUDE ANTHONY WOLFE, b July 4, 1880; s Dr. Samuel and Emma (Seipt) Wolfe [59-53]; m June 3, 1909, LOLA A. LOWNDES, b Mar. 4, 1886; dau Stanley and Adelaide (MacKay) Lowndes. Automobiles; ad. (1918), 1834 Broadway, New York City. One son: Lowndes, b April 10, 1910. [59-115] JAMES HAROLD WOLFE, b April 29, 1884; s Dr. Samuel and Emma (Seipt) Wolfe [59—53] ; m Apr. 14, 1914, CAROLYN WILLIAMS, b May 27, 1890. Assistant Attorney-General of Utah; res. (1921), Salt Lake City, Utah. James H. Wolfe was First Lieut, in the U. S. Army Aviation Corps, 1918; also served on Mexican Border, 1916. A member of the Unitarian Church. Children (2): 1. Samuel Wolfe, 3rd, b Jan. 4, 1919. 2. Emma Katharine, b Nov. 29, 1920. [59-116] WALTER RIEGEL BOYER, b Oct. 6, 1877; s George S. and Mary Ann (Riegel) Boyer [59-56]; m Oct. 30, 1901, ODELIA SOPHIA RIEKE, b Mar. 25, 1879, dau F. L. Rieke. Agent, N. Y. C. R. R. Co.; res. (1918), Reddick, Ill. Children (8): 1. Irma Helen, b Jan. 30, 1903. 2. Marion Rieke, 6 Jan. 12, 1905. 3. Lucy Marie, b May 8, 1908. [59-120] ANNA R. BOYER, b July 3, 1894; dau George S. and Mary Ann (Riegel) Boyer [59-56]; m May 27, 1917, MERTON ELLIS TAYLOR, b Feb. 28, 1893; s Frank E. Taylor. Farmer; res. (1918), Marathon, N. Y. No children. [59-121] CHARLES EDWARD BOYER, b Apr. 22, 1883; s Samuel S. and Anna M. (Himmel) Boyer [59-57]; m Dec. 30, 1908, GERTIE ELLEN STOVER, b June 23, 1888; dau Oliver Stover. Farmer; res. (1918), Wilsey, Kansas. Children (J): 1. Oliver Samuel, b Feb. 22, 1912. 2. Clifford Walter, b Jan. 2, 1914. ?' 5“ tA 1 twins, b Nov. 12, 1915. 4. Nera May J [59-122] WILL FRANKLIN BOYER, b Feb. 20, 1887; s Samuel S. and Anna M. (Himmel) Boyer [59-57]; m Nov. 3, 1915, MARY ETHEL PLATZ, b Sept. 8, 1893; dau Frank Platz. Agriculturist; res. (1918), Greenleaf, Idaho. No children. [59-123] LAURA EDNA BOYER, b Feb. 21, 1892; dau Samuel S. and Anna M. (Himmel) Boyer [59-57]; m Apr. 12, 1916, CLARENCE A. ROSWURM. Farmer; Wilsey, Kansas (1917.). No children. [59-124] LAURA ANNA BOYER, b Dec. 16, 1890; dau Erwin S. and Emma Louisa (Unz) Boyer [59-59]; m Aug. 28, 1918, ELBERT CHARLES FARNHAM, b Mar. 6, 1892; s Hubert Henry and Ella May (Buckle) Farnham. Minister in the United Evangelical Church; res. (1920), R. F. D. 2, Mil¬ waukee, Oregon. One son: Eugene Boyer, b Oct. 11, 1919. [59-125] EDNA RIEKE, b Apr. 17, 1891; da^l Charles and Mary Ann (Boyer) Rieke [59-60]; m Sept. 18, 1916, RALPH WILLIAM RAWSON, b Sept. 21, 1889; s William H. Rawson. Farmer; res. (1917), Moville, la. One daughter: Elizabeth Ann, b July 5, 1917. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 905 [59-127] MABEL UNZ, b Dec. 18, 1891; dau Edward and Ida Jane (Boyer) Unz [59-61]; m Feb. 19, 1913, IRVIN E. BOSSERT, b Feb. 21, 1891; s Charles Bossert. Farmer; res. (1917), Reddick, Ill. One son: Clifford Irvin, b Apr. 25, 1917. [59-128] NELLIE UNZ, b Apr. 20, 1893; dau Edward and Ida Jane (Boyer) Unz [59-61]; m Feb. 19, 1913, OLIVER BOSSERT, b Feb. 21, 1893; s Charles Bossert. Farmer; res. (1917), Reddick, Ill. Children (2): 1. Edward Oliver, b July 11, 1915. 2. Elwood Unz, b July 23, 1917. [59-129] GERTRUDE UNZ, b Aug. 13, 1897; dau Edward and Ida Jane (Boyer) Unz [59-61]; m EDWARD KLUCKHOHN, b Jan. 28, 1895; s Henry and Lena (Hauswirth) Kluckhohn. Farmer; res. (1919), Knox, Ind. Children (2): 1. Francis Robert, b Jan. 2, 1917. 2. Marion Edward, b July 15, 1918. [59-130] SARA FRANCES SEIPT, b Sept. 16, 1896; dau George A. and Joanna (Hoffman) Seipt [59-65]; m Dec. 26, 1918, HOWARD D. KINNEY, b Feb. 19, 1894; s Samuel D. and Ellen (Laverty) Kinney. Electrical machinist; 127 No. 52nd St., W. Phila. (1920.) One son: Howard D., Jr., b Dec. 4, 1919. [59-131] LILLIAN JUDITH CLEMMER, b Mar. 27, 1883; dau Andrew George and Mary Emily (Miller) Clemmer [59-71]; m June 26, 1913, EDWARD JULIUS ROBINSON, b Aug. 9, 1870; s Mc¬ Kenzie Durgin and Cecelia (Kilbourne) Robinson. Clerk; 4411 Bucyrus Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. (1919.) One son: Kenneth Clemmer, b Apr. 22, 1914. [59-132] JOHN GERHARD CLEMMER, b Sept. 29, 1894; s Jonas G. and Martha F. (Smith) Clemmer [59-73]; m Apr. 27, 1916, EDITH VIOLA ZINGRAF, b Sept. 10, 1S94; dau Herman and Katharine (Protz) Zingraf. Building Construction; res. (1919), 1934 Medary Ave., Phila., Pa. One son: John Gerhard, Jr., b Feb. 28, 1917. [59-133] DR. CLARENCE V. CLEMMER, b Nov. 11, 1886; s Joel G. and Ellen L. (Weiss) Clem¬ mer [59-74]; m Apr. 18, 1916, MARION ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON, b Sept, 7, 1895; dau John D. and Marion (Wright-Hutchinson) Williamson. Physician; Gen’l Director at the Hahnemann Hospital, Phila. Res. (1919), 12th St. & 66th Ave., Oak Lane, Phila. One son: John Williamson, b Nov. 5, 1917. [59-135] PAUL EUGENE GERHARD, b June 8, 1890; s Irwin S. and Annie M. (Schultz) Gerhard [59-80]; m May 25, 1912, VERNA M. FOX, b Oct. 29, 1892; dau Henry and Emma (Mutter) Fox. Machine designer and professional musician. Ad. (1919), 359 No. Charlotte St., Pottstown, Pa, No children. [59-136] CARRIE OLIVIA GERHARD, b Jan. 19, 1894; dau Irwin S. and Annie M. (Schultz) Gerhard [59-80]; m Nov. 30, 1916, EDWIN SAMUEL DERR, b Apr. 27, 1891; s Emmanuel and Elizabeth Derr. Electrician; res. (1919),.Emaus, Pa. No children. [59-139] EDWARD H. ANGSTADT, b Feb. 11, 1893; s George W. and Mary Jane (Huber) Ang- stadt [59-85]; m ANNA SHELLY, b Mar. 28, 1894; dau Lewis and Ella (Race) Shelly. Ad. (1920), Spinnerstown, Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Russell S., b May 2, 1914. 2. Mildred S., b Aug. 11, 1915. 3. Ella S., b Dec. 12, 1918; d Nov. 24, 1919. [59-140] ELLA H. ANGSTADT, b Sept. 2, 1894; dau George W. and Mary Jane (Huber) Angstadt [59—85] ; m June 23, 1919, ELVIN SELL, b Sept. 2, 1892; s Alfred and Mary Anna (Coon) Sell. Cigar- maker; res. (1920), Quakertown, Pa. No children. 906 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [59-141 ] PAUL H. RAUDENBUSH, b Dec. 31, 1896; s George and Emma Elsena (Huber) Rauden- bush [59-86] ; m May 9, 1914, JENNIE HALLMAN, b Aug. 11, 1897 ; dau Harvey E. and Rosa (Weiss) Hallman. Cigarmaker; Telford, Pa. (1920.) One daughter: Emma, b Sept. 5, 1914. [59-142] ALVERDA H. KUMMERER, b Mar. 13, 1901; dau Howard and Katie May (Huber) Kummerer [59-87]; m Nov. 1, 1919, CLYDE H. RENNINGER, b Jan. 2, 1899; s Josiah S. and Mary (Langner) Renninger. Silk weaver; Pennsburg, Penna. (1920.) One son: Charles Revere, b Dec. 28, 1919. GEORGE HEYDRICK IE 61] GREGORIUS SCHOLTZE (SCHULTZ) [E 62] and his DESCENDANTS 908 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [61] GEORGE HEYDRICK [E 61], b - ; d Sept. 5, 1765; s of Christopher Heydrick, gardener of Harpersdorf, and brother of Caspar Heydrick [E 51]; m EVE HEYDRICK [E 141], b - ; d Jan. 4, 1776; sister of Maria [E 79], wife of Christopher Kriebel, Sr.; also sister of Balthasar Heydrick [E 52]. For relationship of Eve Heydrick, see will of George Heydrick, dated Mar. 6, 1765, prob. Sept. 21, 1765 [cf. Will Book N., p 408, Register's Office, Phila.\, whereby he bequeathed to Melchior Heydrick, son of his wife’s brother - the other half of “Hohburg’s Postilla.” [E. E. S. J.] George Heydrick and wife came to Pa. in 1734, and probably settled in Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., as he joined his brother, Caspar, in purchasing 106 acres in Lower Salford from Caspar Wistar in 1735. He was naturalized June 21, 1743. Place of burial of George Heydrick, Salford Schw. Cem.; Eve Heydrick, Washington Schw. Cem. No issue. [62] GREGORIUS SCHOLTZE [E 62], b 1691; d May 9, 1772; m ROSINA JACKEL [E 166], b - -; d Mar. 31, 1769; dau David and - Jackel [38]. Both Gregorius Scholtze and wife are buried in Washington Schw. Cem. They came to Pa. in 1734, and settled in Macungie, Lehigh Co. (then Bucks), Pa., where they located upon Jordan Creek in company with his brothers-in-law, Bal¬ thasar and Hans Heinrich Yeakle [Plate B II]. Later they returned to Upper Hanover Twp., Pa., then Phila. County, and purchased a large tract of land, upon which they lived the remainder of their lives. Gregorius Scholtze was naturalized Apr. 10, 1760; he was a cousin of George Scholtze [E 7]. Children (8): 1. Balthasar, b about Sept. 14, 1727; d June 14, 1729, in Berthelsdorf, Saxony. [202-1] 2. Susanna [E 167], b May 1, 1730, in Berthelsdorf, Saxony; baptized May 3, 1730; sponsors: David Hiibner ( Groszknecht auf deni Oberhof ), Frau Rosina Wiegner of Herrnhut (wife of Melchior), Frau Maria Jackel (wife of Abraham Jackel, “vieh pachter”); d June 22, 1797; m Christopher Krauss [E 204]. 3. Rosina [E 168], b June 19, 1732, in Berthelsdorf; baptized June 19, 1732; sponsors: David Hiibner (Groszknecht auf d. Oberhof ), Frau Maria Jackel (w Abraham), Frau Rosina Wiegner (w Melchior); d Sept. 22, 1751; single ; probably buried in Macungie. 4. Child [E 213], b Apr. 20, 1734, on the St. Andrew; d Aug. 9, 1734, aged 16 weeks (cf. Erlduterung, p 467). 5. George, b — - -; d Aug. 17, 1751. 6. Anna, b Nov. 16, 1738; d - - — - — - According to the marriage records in the Pennsylvania-German Society Proceedings , Vol. XIV, p 122, Nicholaus Lachmann married Anna Schultz June 10, 1762, in Wilhelm Stadelmann’s house in Merion Twp., Pa. (Ardmore). Could this have been Anna, daughter of Gregorius? 7. Maria, b Feb. 28, 1741; d Dec. 5, 1779. [62-1] 8. David, b Sept. 3, 1743; d Jan. 25, 1810; m Catharine Hartranft. [62-1] DAVID SCHULTZ, b Sept. 3, 1743; d Jan. 25, 1810; s Gregorius and Rosina (Jackel) Schultz [62]; m Oct. 6, 1772, by Rev. Christopher Schultz to CATHARINE HARTRANFT, b Dec. 2, 1753; d Aug. 27, 1804; dau Melchior and Anna Hartranft [49-3]. David Schultz was a farmer and lived in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. Children (6): 1. Sarah, b Nov. 3, 1773; d Feb. 3, 1775, of small pox. [62-2] 2. Christina, b Sept. 29, 1775; d - ; m Jacob Hueter. [No further data obtainable .] 3. Magdalena, b Apr. 4, 1778; d Apr. 4, 1802. 4. Maria, b Feb. 13, 1781; d Jan. 22, 1809. [62-3] 5. Julianna, b Apr. 22, 1784; d Nov. 22, 1856; m Henry Althouse. [62-4] 6. Gabriel, b Jan. 28, 1789; d about 1843; m Catharine Schwab. Plate 99 Rev. Joshua Schultz, Minister of the Society of Schwenkfelders, and his wife, Anna Schultz Schultz [149-22]. Plate 100 c 7 o /✓ /<,'// < <*'/ sSLzs / y K yy S* ( ''S*' ■ y^ / r/lt ,lt, fi r* es*tl / - i r v ://'<■ pi/jw / \ __ Summons to Abraham Kriebel [25-4] to appear for military service. Receipt given September 29, 1780, by Captain Christopher Wiegner [154—4], (The original is in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg, Pa.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 909 According to ./. F. H. notes in S. H. L., David Schultz had 8 children, and Gabriel was born Jan. 28, 1779. [ Unable to verify.} [62-3] JULIANNA SCHULTZ, b Apr. 22, 1784; d Nov. 22, 1856; dau David and Catharine (Hartranft) Schultz [62-1]; m 1811, HENRY ALTHOUSE, b Apr. 11, 1788; d Jan. 25, 1842; s Yost Althouse. Children ( 6 ): [62-5] [62-6] [62-7] [62-8a] [62-8b] [43-77] 1. Daniel, b Apr. 13, 1812; d Aug. 11, 1890; m Saloma Stahl. 2. Samuel, b 1815; d young. 3. Lydia, b 1818; d - ; m Henry Reiter; lived in Kansas. 4. Henry, b Mar. 21, 1819; d Oct. 18, 1895; m Juliana Myers. 1. — - — Sechler. 2. Michael Raudenbush. 5. Hannah, b 1822; d m 6. Catharine, b 1829; d -; m Anthony Seibert. [Complete data of this family not obtainable; not verified.} [62-4] GABRIEL SCHULTZ, b Jan. 28, 1789; d about 1843; s David and Catharine (Hartranft) Schultz [62-1]; m CATHARINE SCHWAB. Gabriel Schultz lived in Earl Twp., Berks Co., Pa., on road leading to Bechtelsville; buried in Hill Church Cemetery, near Boyertown, Pa. Children (6): [62-10] 1. Sarah S., b Sept. 2, 1814; d Sept. 9, 1875; m Jacob H. Hartman. [62-11] 2. David, b Dec. 15, 1815; d - ; m Levira Geliris; no issue. [62-12] 3. Henry S., b Apr. 28, 1817; d Nov. 8, 1891; m Catharine Smith. [62-13] 4. Joseph S., b - — ; d - ; m Elizabeth Burdan. [62—14] 5. Daniel, b Oct. 21, 1821; d Aug. 28, 1893; m Sarah Yerger. [62-15] 6. Elizabeth, b Sept. 16, 1824; d Feb. 5, 1876; m Richard F. Smith. [62-5] DANIEL ALTHOUSE, b Apr. 13, 1812; d Aug. 11, 1890; s Henry and Julianna (Schultz) Althouse [62-3]; m SALOMA STAHL, b Aug. 25, 1814; d Jan. 18, 1898. Children ( 5 ): [62-16] 1. Henry S., b Apr. 3, 1846; d May 8, 1899; m Matilda E. Reiter. [62-17] 2. Samuel S., b Jan. 20, 1855; m Sarah Elmira Baus. 3. Elizabeth, b July 8, 1844; d May 1, 1882. [62-18] 4. Daniel, b May 1, 1847; d Feb. 23, 1900; m Mary H. - 5. Harrison, b Aug. 29, 1851; d Jan. 13, 1908; unm. [Dates from Gosh. Ch. Rec. Unable to complete or verify .] [62-7] REV. HENRY ALTHOUSE, b Mar. 21, 1819 ;d Oct. 18, 1895; s Henry and Julianna (Schultz) Althouse [62-3]; m Dec. 27, 1857, JULIANA MYERS, b Sept. 2. 1832; d Jan. 21, 1915; dau Henry and Elizabeth (Seitz) Myers. Clergyman in Evangelical Church; served in Pa. from 1852-1868; then in Iowa until 1878; Nebraska till 1882; later years spent in Los Angeles, Cal., where he is buried. Children (6): [62-19] 1. William Henry, b Sept. 21, 1858; m Catharine D. Sievers. 2. Samuel Myers, b Dec. 31, 1859. [62-20] 3. James Alvin, b Feb. 14, 1861 ; m Bertha A. Boeck. 4. Charles Irvin, b Aug. 31, 1862; Los Angeles, Cal. [62-21] 5. John Benjamin, b Dec. 4, 1866; m Martha Suhr. 6. Daniel Tyler, b Dec. 16, 1871; d Nov. 6, 1914. [62-10] SARAH S. SCHULTZ, b Sept. 2, 1814; d Sept. 9, 1875; dau Gabriel and Catharine (Schwab) Schultz [62-4]; m Apr. 10, 1840, JACOB H. HARTMAN, b July 25, 1812; d Nov. 24, 1883; s George and Elizabeth (Hartline) Hartman. Farmer and shoemaker. Children (//): [62-22] 1. Catharine S., b Nov. 12, 1842; d June 7, 1908; m Zacharias W. Heydt. 2. Matilda S., b Oct. 19, 1844; d June 17, 1893; unm. [62-23] 3. Henry S., b Apr. 10, 1848; d Sept. 23, 1917; m Sophia W. Pennypacker. 4. Franklin S., b Jan. 19, 1858; d June, 1858. 910 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families George Hartman, father of Jacob H. Hartman, was born in Rothenberg, Germany, and migrated to Pa., a short time before the outbreak of the American Revolution, in which war he served as a soldier. After the war was over, he settled in Woodchopper town, Earl Twp., Berks Co., Pa. He married Eliza¬ beth Hartline, and had five sons and three daughters. He died in 1831, and is buried at Oley Church. Jacob H. Hartman was a shoemaker and owned a small farm in Colebrookdale Twp., Pa. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hartman are buried in the Hill Church Cem. [Jesse F. Bechtel , Boyertown, Pa.} [62-12] HENRY S. SCHULTZ, b Apr. 28, 1817; d Nov. 8, 1891 ; s Gabriel and Catharine (Schwab) Schultz [62-4]; m Oct. 3, 1841, CATHARINE SMITH, b Nov. 10, 1816; d July 11, 1900; dau John Smith. No issue. Henry Schultz lived near “Scheetz’s Church”, Berks Co., Pa., and is buried in the cemetery near¬ by, together with his wife. His property was largely willed to Scheetz and Hill Churches: $1000 to Scheetz Church, and $500 to Hill Church. [62-13] JOSEPH S. SCHULTZ, s Gabriel and Catharine (Schwab) Schultz [62-4]; m Sept. 12, 1841, ELIZABETH BURDAN, dau of Samuel Burdan. Joseph Schultz was a blacksmith, and lived at Clayton and then at Eshbach, Pa., whence he removed to Pottstown, Pa., where he died. Children ( 8 ): 1. Henry, b Jan. 27, 1842; d Feb. 19, 1856. [62-24] 2. William B., b Jan. 7, 1844; m Rosanna Adolph. 3. Milton, b Nov. 18, 1846; d Aug. 8, 1852. [62-25] 4. Sarah, b Oct. 21, 1849; m Henry Kepner. [62-26] 5. Mary Ann, b Aug. 12, 1852; m James Frederick. [62-27] 6. Catharine, b Sept. 21, 1854; m Nathaniel Frederick. [62—28] 7. Edwin, b Dec. 31, 1860; m Annie G. Mack. [62-29] 8. Elam, b Apr. 11, 1863; m - . (No record.) [62-14] DANIEL SCHULTZ, b Oct. 21, 1821; d Aug. 28, 1893; s Gabriel and Catharine (Schwab) Schultz [62-4]; m SARAH D. YERGER, b Feb. 13, 1828; d Sept. 23, 1910; dau Jacob Yerger. (1921.) Children (4): 1. Milton, b Mar. 18, 1849; d Dec. 26, 1857. 2. Malinda, b Nov. 10, 1851; unm. [62-30] 3. Amanda, b Nov. 8, 1858; d Jan. 16, 1907; m James B. Endy. [62-31] 4. John Y., b Apr. 3, 1867; m Annie B. Bahr. [62-15] ELIZABETH SCHULTZ, b Sept. 16, 1824; d Feb. 5, 1876; dau Gabriel and Catharine (Schwab) Schultz [62-4]; m Feb. 9, 1847, RICHARD F. SMITH, b Nov. 9, 1817; d June 10, 1912; s of Jacob Smith. Children (5): [62-32] 1. Andora E., b Apr. 1, 1847; d May 21, 1874; m George S. Dellicker. [62-33] 2. Jacob A., b Apr. 6, 1859; m Sarah Stauffer. 3. Abraham R., b Oct. 2, 1851; d Aug. 2, 1852. [62-34] 4. Hetty Amanda, b June 23, 1853; m Henry F. Boyer. 5. Irwin Samuel, b Apr. 1, 1861; unm. [62-16] REV. HENRY S. ALTHOUSE, b Apr. 3, 1846; d May 8, 1899; s Daniel and Saloma (Stahl) Althouse [62-5]; m MATILDA ELIZABETH REITER. Children (4): 1. Emma, b — — - -; d 1879. 2. Sallie, b - ; d 1876. 3. Eugene, b - ; d 1875. 4. Thomas, b - ; d 1872. [Gosh. Ch. Rec. Unable to complete or verify .] [62-17] SAMUEL S. ALTHOUSE, b Jan. 20, 1855; s Daniel and Saloma (Stahl) Althouse [62-5]; m Sept. 13, 1879, SARAH ELMIRA BAUS, b Feb. 20, 1860; dau Charles and Amanda (Rohrbach) Baus. Manufacturer of patent medicines; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1922) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 911 [62-34.1] 1. [62-34.2] 2. [62-34.3] 3. 4. [62-34.4] 5. [36-317.1] 6. [62-34.6] 7. 8. [62-34.7] 9. 10. 11. 12. Children (12): Irvin, b June 24, 1880; m Elsie Druckenmiller. Alice, b Jan. 10, 1882; m Irvin Seasholtz; Allentown, Pa. Calvin, b Oct. 15, 1884; m Adclie S. Pfleiger. Agnes, b Sept. 8, 1886; unm; East Greenville, Pa. Clara, b May 11, 1888; m George Folk. Jennie B., b Mar. 23, 1890; d Jan. 25, 1921 ; m Charles Heydt. Minnie, b Oct. 14, 1891; m Morris Kratzer. Warren, b Jan. 24, 1894; d Jan. 20, 1895. Florence, b Feb. 20, 1896; m William H. Smith. Marvin, b June 19, 1898; unm; Newark, N. J. Edna, b May 17, 1900; unm; East Greenville, Pa. Paul, b Oct. 30, 1902; d Feb. 1, 1903. [62-18] DANIEL S. ALTHOUSE, b May 1, 1847; d Feb. 23, 1900; s Daniel and Saloma (Stahl) Althouse [62-5]; m MARY H. - Children (2): 1. Annie Irene, b Feb. 23, 1887; d Nov. 14, 1900. 2. Eva Leone, b Aug. 27, 1892; d Aug. 22, 1903. [Gos/i. Ch. Rec. Unable to complete or verify.} [62-19] REV. WILLIAM HENRY ALTHOUSE, b Sept. 21, 1858; s Henry and Juliana (Myers) Althouse [62-7]; m June 12, 1886, CATHARINE D. SIEVERS, b Dec. 12, 1866; dau Henry and Cath¬ erine (Hinrichs) Sievers. Evangelical preacher; res., Porterville, Cal. (1919.) Rev. William H. Althouse was an active minister of the Evangelical Church from 1881 to 1914, when he retired on account of deafness. He was a school teacher in Iowa and Nebraska from 1876 to 1881 ; he preached in Nebraska from 1881 to 1897, and in California from 1897 to 1914. Children (10): [62-35] 1. Irvin Henry, b Dec. 10, 1887; m Rose Peterson. [62-36] 2. Lydia Catharine, b May 20, 1889; m Ira E. Weide. [62-37] 3. William Sievers, b Jan. 19, 1892; m Helen L. Jordan. [62-38] 4. Jesse Daniel, b Apr. 17, 1894; m Elizabeth J. Owens. 5. Florence Juliana, b Oct. 27, 1895; Porterville, Cal. [62-39] 6. Sylvia Martha, b Aug. 10, 1897; m Orlando S. Weide. 7. Esther Ruth, b Dec. 12, 1899. 8. Arthur Wesley, b Aug. 15, 1901. 9. Lucinda Marie, b Dec. 11, 1903. 10. Homer Charles, b Jan. 13, 1910. [62-20] JAMES ALVIN ALTHOUSE, b Feb. 14, 1861; s Henry and Juliana (Myers) Althouse [62-7]; m Dec. 2, 1891, BERTHA AUGUSTA BOECK, b Dec. 21, 1867; d Jan. 7, 1911; dau Herman and Augusta (Ferman) Boeck. Fruit grower; res., Porterville, Cal. (1919.) Children (3): [62-40] 1. Benjamin William, b May 31, 1893; m Mary Ellen Cooper. 2. Henry James, b Dec. 4, 1895. 3. Edith Emma, b Aug. 6, 1897. [62-21] JOHN BENJAMIN ALTHOUSE, b Dec. 4, 1866; s Henry and Juliana (Myers) Althouse [62-7]; m Mar. 9, 1897, MARTHA SUHR, b Jan. 29, 1873; dau William and Caroline (Ihlenfeld) Suhr. Real estate business; 603 Story Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. (1920.) One child: Ruth Myrtle, b Mar. 12, 1898; Los Angeles, Cal. [62-22] CATHARINE S. HARTMAN, b Nov. 12, 1842; d June 7, 1908; dau Jacob H. and Sarah (Schultz) Hartman [62-10]; m Nov., 1864, ZACHARIAS W. HEYDT, b Aug 23, 1844; s John and Rebecca (Weller) Heydt. Retired; res., Boyertown, Pa. (1921.) Children (12): [62-43] 1. Sallie H., b Feb. 23, 1864; d Aug. 31, 1886; m Amos Strunk. [62—42 ] 2. Calvin H., b Jan. 31, 1867; m Cora Dillipline; Eshbach, Pa. 912 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Olivia H., b July 7, 1869; m David Reinert. 4. Morris H., b Feb. 21, 1871; d Feb. 15, 1896. 5. Laura H., b Nov. 4, 1873; m Charles Miller; Oley, Pa. 6. Annie H., b Aug. 8, 1875; m Charles Schwenk; Shillington, Pa. 7. Katie H., b July 7, 1877; m Abner Adams; Esterly, Pa. 8. Edwin H., b Dec. 10, 1878; m Ella Weidner; Barto, Pa. 9. Agnes H. | twi b s t 17 1880; ) m Harvey K. Moyer; Boyertown, Pa. 10. Ada H. J l d Sept. 12, 1881. 11. Adella H., b Mar. 16, 1882; d Nov. 16, 1919; m Clayton Frey. 12. Minnie H., b July 5, 1885; d Aug. 12, 1885. [ Unable to complete; letters unans .] [62-23] HENRY S. HARTMAN, b Apr. 10, 1848; d Sept. 23, 1917; s Jacob H. and Sarah (Schultz) Hartman [62-10]; m Sept. 27, 1873, SOPHIA W. PENNYPACKER, b Jan. 22, 1854; d Sept. 24, 1889; dau Eli L. and Sarah R. (Wieand) Pennypacker. No issue. Henry S. Hartman taught school for several terms in Colebrookdale, Pa., and afterwards served several terms as a member of the school board, being secretary of the board. He was an active worker in the Church and Sunday School of St. Joseph’s Lutheran Church, usually called “Hill Church,’’ in Pike Twp., Berks Co., Pa. [Jesse F. Bechtel.] [62-24] WILLIAM B. SCHULTZ, b Jan. 7, 1844; s Joseph S. and Elizabeth (Burdan) Schultz [62-13]; m 1863, ROSANNA ADOLPH, b June 29, 1845; dau George Adolph. Retired; res., 262 N. Hanover St., Pottstown, Pa. (1917.) Children (3): [62-50] 1. Mary Agnes, b Apr. 16, 1863; m L. U. Gotschall. 2. Harry Emerson, b June 19, 1870; d Mar. 17, 1872. 3. William Ellsworth, b Sept. 30, 1873; d Dec. 9, 1S77. [62-26] MARY ANN SCHULTZ, b Aug. 12, 1852; dau Joseph S. and Elizabeth (Burdan) Schultz [62-13]; m JAMES FREDERICK, dec. Lived in Pottstown, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Charles, b Aug. 12, 1873. 2. Frank. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [62-41] [62-44] [62—45] [62-46] [62-47] [62-48] [62-49] [62-27] CATHARINE SCHULTZ, b Sept. 21, 1854; dau Joseph S. and Elizabeth (Burdan) Schultz [62-13]; m NATHANIEL FREDERICK. [62— 51a] [62-51 b] One child: George, b Jan. 2, 1883; m | L Margaret Ludwig. I 2. Minnie Lingel. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Frederick are said to have had five other children. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [62-28] EDWIN SCHULTZ, b Dec, 31, 1860; s Joseph S. and Elizabeth (Burdan) Schultz [62-13]; m ANNIE G. MACK, b Nov. 14, 1862; dau Jeremiah B. Mack. Platform man, P. R. T. Co.; res., 1859 N. Mervine St., Phila., Pa. (1917.) One child: [62-52] Harry M., b Sept. 14, 1881; m Adelia Kaiser. [62-30] AMANDA SCHULTZ, b Nov. 8, 1850; d Jan. 16, 1907; dau Daniel and Sarah D. (Yerger) Schultz [62-14]; m JAMES B. ENDY. (1921.) Children (5): [62-53] 1. Lucy, m Addison Conrad; Boyertown, Pa. [62-54] 2. Laura, b Sept. 6, 1890; m James Burns; Barto, Pa. 3. Thomas. 4. Lena, b Feb. 1, 1897; d Feb. 24, 1913. 5. Lloyd. [ Hill Ch. Rec. Unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 913 [62-31] JOHN Y. SCHULTZ, b Apr. 3, 1867; s Daniel S. and Sarah D. (Yerger) Schultz [62-14]; m Oct. 1, 1891, ANNIE B. BAHR, b Mar. 18, 1865; d July 26, 1906; dau Jacob and Catharine (Bliem) Bahr. Merchant and proprietor of Knitting mill; res., Trexlertown, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): [62-55] 1. Gertrude, b July 26, 1892; m Charles L. Steel. 2. Archibald B., b Oct. 30, 1895; d Nov., 1918. Archibald B. Schultz was a private in the 316th Machine Gun Battalion of the A. E. F., and was killed between Nov. 5 and Nov. 11, 1918, in the drive through the Argonne forest that resulted in the capture of Sedan at the close of the war. 3. Ruth, b Aug. 30, 1902. [62-32] ANDORA E. SMITH, b Apr. 1, 1847; d May 21, 1874; dau Richard F. and Elizabeth (Schultz) Smith [62-15]; m GEORGE S. DELLICKER. Res. Engleville, Pa. Children (2): d in infancy. [ Unable to verify.] [62-33] JACOB A. SMITH, b Apr. 6, 1849; s Richard F. and Elizabeth (Schultz) Smith [62-15]; m SARAH STAUFFER, b Mar. 9, 1850; d Feb. 1, 1906. One child: Elmer Clarence, b Oct. 30, 1874; 331 N. 2nd St., Reading, Pa.; he is said to have two daughters. [ Unable to verify .] [62-34] HETTY AMANDA SMITH, b June 23, 1853; dau Richard F. and Elizabeth (Schultz) Smith [62-15]; m Dec, 21, 1872, HENRY F. BOYER, b Nov. 23, 1852; d Aug. 21, 1898. One child: [62-57] Miranda, b Nov. 14, 1873; m Edward Clark. [62-34.1 ] IRVIN ALTHOUSE, b June 24, 1880; s Samuel S. and Sarah E. (Baus) Althouse [62-17]; m June 23, 1906, ELSIE DRUCKENMILLER, b Sept. 30, 1883; dau William and Kate (Gery) Druckenmiller. Ribbon weaver; res., 1230 S. Albert St., Allentown, Pa. (1922.) One child: Verna M., b Oct. 7, 1911. [62-34.3] CALVIN BAUS ALTHOUSE, b Oct. 15, 1884; s Samuel S. and Sarah E. (Baus) Althouse [62-17]; m Oct. 14, 1905, ADDIE STOUDT PFLEIGER, b May 28, 1887; dau James and Emma (Stoudt) Pfleiger. Ribbon weaver; res., 525 Harrison St., Allentown, Pa. (1922.) Children (2): 1. Foster Leroy, b Mar. 25, 1906. 2. Evelyn Beatrice, b Feb. 25, 1911; d July 30, 1912. [62-34.4] CLARA ALTHOUSE, b May 11, 1888; dau Samuel S. and Sarah E. (Baus) Althouse [62-17]; m Dec. 6, 1913, GEORGE FOLK, s George and Mary Ann (Graber) Folk. Cigar maker; res., Pennsburg, Pa. (1922.) No issue. [62-34.6] MINNIE ALTHOUSE, b Oct. 14, 1891; dau Samuel S. and Sarah E. (Baus) Althouse [62-17] ; m Nov. 10, 1910, MORRIS KRATZER, b Jan. 15, 18S7 ; s George F. and Amanda (Beitleman) Kratzer. Cigar maker; res., Pennsburg, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Karl, b Apr. 12, 1911. 2. Rita, b June 4, 1913. 3. Perma, b Oct. 12, 1914. [62-34.7] FLORENCE ALTHOUSE, b Feb. 20, 1896; dau Samuel S. and Sarah E. (Baus) Althouse [62-17]; m June 17, 1916, WILLIAM II. SMITH, b Sept. 26, 1891; s William I. and Sarah (Hoffman) Smith. Asst, manager of Sanitary Co. of America; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1922.) Children {2): 1. Charlotte Marion, b June 8, 1918. 2. Harold William, b Oct. 5, 1920. [62-35] IRVIN HENRY ALTHOUSE, b Dec. 10, 1887; s Rev. William H. and Catharine D. (Sievers) Althouse [62-19]; m Oct. 10, 1912, ROSE PETERSON, b Dec. 20, 1890; dau Henry C. W. 914 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families and Louise Peterson. Civil Engineer; res., Porterville, Cal. (1919.) For nearly six years Irvin H. Althouse was City Engineer of Porterville, Tulare Co., Cal. He is now superintendent and engineer of the Terra Bella Irrigation District, and is Consulting Engineer for the Alpaugh Irrigation District. He is an associate member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, and a member of the Emmanuel’s Church of the Evangelical Association, Porterville, California. One child: Elsie Louise, b Sept. 3, 1918. [62-36] LYDIA CATHARINE ALTHOUSE, b May 20, 1889; dau Rev. William H. and Catharine D. (Sievers) Althouse [62-19]; m May 18, 1916, IRA E. WEIDE, b May 23, 1888; dau Charles Theo¬ dore and Ida May (Troyer) Weide. Automobile dealer; res., Porterville, Cal. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Ethel Mae Kathryn, b Feb. 24, 1917. 2. June Eleanor, b June 17, 1918. [62-37] WILLIAM SIEVERS ALTHOUSE, b Jan. 19, 1892; s Rev. William H. and Catharine D. (Sievers) Althouse [62-19]; m Aug. 2, 1913, HELEN LYLE JORDAN, b Sept. 10, 1890; dau George and Isabella (Lyle) Jordan. Civil engineer; res., 647 N. Isabel St., Glendale, Cal. (1919.) Children (2): 1. William Sievers, b Jan. 16, 1916. 2. Jane Elizabeth, b Jan. 8, 1919. [62-38] JESSE DANIEL ALTHOUSE, b Apr. 17, 1894; s Rev. William H. and Catharine D. (Sievers) Althouse [62-19]; m ELIZABETH J. OWENS, b June 18, 1897; dau James Joel and Annie Mary (Hapgood) Owens. Res., Porterville, Cal. (1918.) One child: Wilbur Grant, b Oct. 1, 1918. [62-39] SYLVIA MARTHA ALTHOUSE, b Aug. 10, 1897; dau Rev. William H. and Catharine D. (Sievers) Althouse [62-19] ; m June 14, 1917, ORLANDO S. WEIDE, b June 14, 1895; s Charles Theodore and Ida May (Troyer) Weide. Automobile agent; res., Porterville, Cal. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Donald Orlando, b Mar. 22, 1918. 2. Robert Warren, b Dec. 22, 1919. [62-40] BENJAMIN WILLIAM ALTHOUSE, b May 31, 1893; s James A. and Bertha A. (Boeck) Althouse [62-20]; m Apr. 7, 1918, MARY ELLEN COOPER, b May 31, 1899; dau F. L. and Maud F. (Stevenson) Cooper. Farmer; Porterville, Cal. (1920.) No issue. [62-41] OLIVIA H. HEYDT, b July 7, 1869; dau Zacharias W. and Catharine S. (Hartman) Heydt [62-22]; m Nov. 4, 1894, DAVID REINERT, b Dec. 14, 1861; s David and Mary (Hatfield) Reinert. Laborer; res., Boyertown, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): [62-58] 1. Sallie H., b Aug. 31, 1890; m Warren Burns; Boyertown, Pa. [62-59] 2. Katie H., b July 4, 1896; m Arthur Bahr; Boyertown, Pa. [62-48] AGNES H. HEYDT, b Sept. 17, 1880; dau Zacharias W. and Catharine S. (Hartman) Heydt [62-22]; m Nov. 16, 1901, HARVEY K. MOYER, b July 7, 1880; s Samuel J. and Sophia K. (Kulp) Moyer. Farmer; Boyertown, R. D., Pa. (1921.) No issue. [62-49] ADELLA H. HEYDT, b Mar. 16, 1882; d Nov. 16, 1919; dau Zacharias W. and Catharine S. (Hartman) Heydt [62-22]; m May 7, 1910, CLAYTON FREY, b Mar. 12, 1886; s John R. and Amanda (Bechtel) Frey. Carpenter; res., Bechtelsville, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Harvey H., b Aug. 29, 1911. 2. Catharine, b Oct. 31, 1913. 3. Agnes H., b Dec. 23, 1914. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 915 [62-50] MARY AGNES SCHULTZ, b Apr. 16, 1863; dau William B. and Rosanna (Adolph) Schultz [62-24]; m Dec. 7, 1880, L. U. GOTSCHALL. Res., 6226 Jefferson St., Over brook, Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: William Albert, b Oct. 16, 1882; Baton Rouge, La. [62-51a] GEORGE FREDERICK, b Jan. 2, 1883; s Nathaniel and Catharine (Schultz) Frederick [62-27]; m MARGARET LUDWIG, dec. One child: Russell W., b 1902. [62-51b] GEORGE FREDERICK, same as above, m 2d time, MINNIE LINGEL. No issue. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [62-52] HARRY MACK SCHULTZ, b Sept. 14, 1881; s Edwin and Annie G. (Mack) Schultz [62-28]; m Sept. 19, 1904, ADELIA KAISER; dau William Kaiser. Telegrapher, chief operator; res., 608 W. 135th St., New York, N. Y. No issue. (1917.) [62-54] LAURA ENDY, b Sept. 6, 1890; dau James B. and Amanda (Schultz) Endy [62-30]; m July 6, 1913, JAMES BURNS, b May 17, 1885; s William Burns. R. R. repairman; res., New Berlinville, Pa. (1918.) One child: James Stanley, b Mar. 16, 1914. [62-55] GERTRUDE SCHULTZ, b July 26, 1892; dau John Y. and Annie B. (Bahr) Schultz [62-31]; m June 2, 1917, CHARLES L. STEEL, b Oct. 20, 1894; s Rev. Charles and Florence (Ridell) Steel. Student; saw active service in France. Res., 812 N. 41st St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) No issue. Gertrude S. Steel served as a Red Cross nurse at the Nitro (W. Va.) Base Hospital, during World War. [62-57] MIRANDA BOYER, b Nov. 14, 1873; dau Henry F. and Hetty A. (Smith) Boyer [62-34]; m EDWARD CLARK (said to have disappeared). One daughter: Edith Henrietta, b Jan. 15, 1906. [ Unable to complete or verify.} ’■ . . GEORGE DRESCHER (DRESHER) [E 64] and his DESCENDANTS 918 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [64] GEORGE DRESCHER [E 64], of Ober Harpersdorf, b Oct., 1688; d Mar. 3, 1774; m Feb. 1, 1712, MARIA BYER or BEER [E 171], of Armenruh; b 1694; d Mar. 18, 1762; both are buried in Towamencin Sehw. Cem. George Drescher was the son of Christopher Drescher and was a brother to Anna Drescher Kriebel, wife of Melchior Kriebel [25-2]. George Drescher with his wife, three children and his sister, Anna, fled to Herrnhut, Feb. 28, 1730, and thence to America in 1734. They settled in Towamencin Twp., Pa. [ Plate F XV.] George Drescher was naturalized June 21, 1743. Children (3): [64-1] 1. Christopher [E 65], b Mar. 5, 1713; baptized Mar. 8, 1713, at Ober Hdrf. ; sponsors: Melchior Heydrick, George Bormann, Anna Beyer, Susanna Heydrick, Regina Jackel; d Aug. 2, 1770; m Anna Kriebel [E 81]. [106-3] 2. Anna Rosina [E 172], b Dec. 3, 1714; d July 3, 1794; m Rev. Christopher Hoffman [E 28]. [19—2] 3. Maria [E 173], b 1723; d Dec. 30, 1772; m Christopher Kriebel, Jr. [E 82]. [64-1] CHRISTOPHER DRESHER [E 65], b Mar. 5, 1713; d Aug. 2, 1770; s George and Maria (Beyer) Drescher [64]; was m June 19, 1744, by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman to ANNA KRIEBEL [E 81], 61722; d June 21 , 1786; daw Christopher and Maria (Heydrick) Kriebel [19]. Christopher Dresher came to Pa. in 1734 with his parents and settled in Towamencin Twp., Pa. [Plate F XI], He was naturalized June 21, 1743. Both he and his wife are buried in Towamencin Schw. Cem. Children ( 5 ): 1. George, b Oct. 13, 1746; d Oct. 17, 1822; m Maria Yeakel. 2. Rosina, b Nov. 8, 1748; d Jan. 31, 1749. 3. Abraham, b May 14, 1750; d July 30, 1811 ; m I l' Jve Schuitz- . 1 2. Susanna Seipt. 4. Susanna, 6 Aug. 7, 1753; d Aug. 30, 1780. 5. Maria, b Oct. 9, 1757; d Jan. 4, 1758. [64-2] GEORGE DRESHER, b Oct. 13, 1746; d Oct, 17, 1822; s Christopher and Anna (Kriebel) Dresher [64-1]; m Oct. 23, 1770, by Rev. Christopher Schultz to MARIA YEAKLE, b Sept. 21, 1747; d Sept. 23, 1823; dau Christopher and Maria (Schultz) Yeakle [160-1]. Children (8): [64-4] 1. Christopher, b Aug. 8, 1771; d Jan. 24, 1839; m Anna Anders. [64-5] 2. Samuel, b Nov. 6, 1773; d Apr. 1, 1833; m Anna Kriebel. [64—6] 3. Maria, b Jan. 17, 1779; d - — ; m John Robinson. [64-3a] ABRAHAM DRESHER, b May 14, 1750 ; d July 30, 1811 ; s Christopher and Anna (Kriebel) Dresher [64-1]; m May 25, 1777, by Rev. Christopher Kriebel to EVE SCHULTZ, b Jan. 31, 1756; d Apr. 6, 1786; dau George and Anna (Hoffman) Schultz [149-1]. [ B . H. says age of Eve Dresher was 35 yr. less 2 mo. and 6 da.] Children (5): 1. Daniel, b Mar. 4, 1778; d Mar. 6, 1778. [44-8] 2. Anna, b Apr. 27, 1779; d Mar. 8, 1857; m Abraham Rinewalt. [161-9] 3. Susanna, b July 29, 1781; d Oct. 26, 1831; m Abraham Anders. 4. Regina, b Feb. 13, 1783; d Sept. 23, 1804. 5. Abraham, b Apr. 23, 1785; d May 7, 1786. [64-3b] ABRAHAM DRESHER, same as above, m 2nd time, May 27, 1787, by Rev. Christopher Kriebel to SUSANNA SEIPT, b Jan. 1, 1762; d Jan. 21, 1840; dau Caspar and Rosina (Yeakel) Seipt [59-2]. Children ( 2 ): 1. George, b July 20, 1788; d Oct. 6, 1788. [64-7] 2. Jacob, b May 13, 1790; d Mar. 29, 1833; m Regina Kriebel. [64-2] [64-3a] 1 [64-3b] J Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 919 [64-4] CHRISTOPHER DRESHER, b Aug. 8. 1771 ; d Jan. 24, 1839; s George and Maria (Yeakle) Dresher [64-2]; m Nov. 28, 1799, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, to ANNA ANDERS, b Apr. 13, 1780; d Nov. 23, 1830; dau Abraham and Susanna (Kriebel) Anders [161-3]. Christopher Dresher was a farmer; lived in Upper Dublin Twp., Pa., in the village of Dreshertown. P. O. Station “Dresher” (formerly Dreshertown) was named after Christopher Dresher. Children (4): [154-14] 1. Agnes, b Nov. 14, 1804; d Nov. 19, 1868; rn Joseph Wiegner. [64-8] 2. Rebecca, b Oct. 4, 1812; d Nov. 30, 1871; m Jacob Barnett. 3. George, b June 5, 1816; d Jan. 6, 1851. [64-9] 4. Eli, b May 15, 1820; d Dec. 10, 1855; m Elizabeth M. Conrad. [64-5] SAMUEL DRESHER, b Nov. 6, 1773; d Apr. 1, 1833; s George and Maria (Yeakle) Dresher [64—2] ; m Oct. 22, 1801, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman to ANNA KRIEBEL, b June 26, 1782; d Apr. 3, 1833; dau Jeremiah and Anna (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-6]. Children (6): [160-6b] 1. Susanna, b Jan. 1, 1803; d Nov. 3, 1881; m Samuel Yeakel. [64-10] 2. Oliver, b Jan., 1804; d Jan. 17, 1880; m Anna Anders. 3. Son, b and d in 1806. 4. Daughter, b and d in 1807. 5. Levi, b Mar. 3, 1811; d Feb. 12, 1842. [64-11] 6. Daniel, b Sept. 10, 1823; d Mar. 12, 1875; m Elizabeth Heebner. [64-6] MARY (MARIA) DRESHER, b Jan. 17, 1779; dau George and Maria (Yeakle) Dresher [64-2]; m JOHN ROBINSON; s of John Robinson. Resided in Cincinnati, Ohio. Children ( 5 ): 1. Charles, d before 1879; moved to LaCrosse, Wis. ; had a son, John. 2. Lydia, b Jan. 8, 1801; d Aug. 3, 1880; m John Coleman Avery. 3. Sarah, b Jan. 8, 1808; d Nov. 14, 1865; rn Benjamin Lawson. 1. Charlotte - - [64-12] [64-13] [64-14] [64-1 5a] [64-1 5b] J 4. Daniel, b -\d m l 2. Emaline Stackhouse. 5. Edwin, d in infancy. For data of Mary Dresher Robinson and her descendants, the editor is indebted to Hon. Coleman Avery [64-34.2]. [64-7] JACOB DRESHER, b May 13, 1790; d Mar. 29, 1833; s Abraham and Susanna (Seipt) Dresher [64-3b]; m 1823, REGINA KRIEBEL, b Jan. 3, 1804; d June 13, 1893; dau Christopher and Rosina (Seipt) Kriebel [25-10b]. Children (J): 1. Reuben, b Apr. 26, 1824; d Aug. 8, 1914; unm. [25-39] 2. Susanna, b Nov. 27, 1825; d Sept. 3, 1897; m Jacob Kriebel. [64-17] 3. Jacob, b Mar. 9, 1828; d Oct. 4, 1912; m Catharine Wile. [64—18] 4. Abraham, b Nov. 21, 1830; d Mar. 21, 1904; rn Sarah Kriebel. [64-8] REBECCA DRESHER, b Oct. 4, 1812; d Nov. 30, 1871 ; dau Christopher and Anna (Anders) Dresher [64-4]; m Dec. 8, 1842, JACOB BARNETT, b Dec. 15, 1809; d Jan. 22, 1879; s John Barnett. Jacob Barnett was a farmer and lived in Dreshertown, Upper Dublin Twp., Pa. [64-1 9a] [64-1 9b] [64-20] Children (3): 1. Clarenda, b Jan. 3, 1844; unm; Dresher, Pa. 2. Alfred D., b Jan. 15, 1848; m •; L ^liza Kneezel. , I 2. Agnes Kilpatrick. 3. Anna Elizabeth, b Oct. 28, 1853; m Charles S. Kneezel. [64-9] ELI DRESHER, b May 15, 1820; d Dec. 10, 1855; s Christopher and Anna (Anders) Dresher [64-4]; m Mar. 30, 1848, ELIZABETH M. CONRAD, b Mar. 10, 1831; d Mar. 26, 1901; dau Cornelius and Elizabeth Conrad. Farmer; Dreshertown, Montg. Co., Pa. 920 Genealogical Record of tiie Schwenkfelder Families [64-2 la] [64-2 lb] [64-22] f 1. Cecilia E. Roset. Children (3): 1. George B„ b May 3, 1849; m j 2 Florence B Butler. 2. William H., b Feb. 17, 1851; d Mar. 24, 1917; m Charlotte G. Shaeffer. 3. Emily L., Feb. 11, 1853; unm; Germantown, Pa. [64-10] OLIVER DRESHER, b Jan. 1804; d Jan. 17, 1880; ,s Samuel and Anna (Kriebel) Dresher [64-5]; m June 5, 1829, ANNA ANDERS, b Oct. 24, 1809; d July 21, 1894; dau Abraham and Susanna (Dresher) Anders [161-9]. Children {2): [64-23] 1. Samuel, b Mar. 7, 1830; d Sept. 3, 1905; m Susanna Seipt. 2. Theresa, b Jan. 28, 1832; d Mar. 29, 1853. [64-11] DANIEL DRESHER, b Sept. 10, 1823; d Mar. 12, 1875; s Samuel and Anna (Kriebel) Dresher [64 -5] ; m Dec. 2, 1856, ELIZABETH HEEBNER, b July 21, 1834; d Nov. 2, 1878; dan Christo¬ pher and Ann (Mitchell) Heebner [21-22]. Buried in Montgomery Cem., Norristown, Pa. Children ( 3 ): [64-24] 1. Ella, b Sept. 23, 1857; m Charles S. Smith. 2. Blanche R., b Aug. 7, 1859; d Mar. 2, 1884. [64-25] 3. Mattie (Martha) H., b May 13, 1862; m Edward O. Crawford. [64-13] LYDIA ROBINSON, b Jan. 8, 1801 ; d Aug. 3, 1880; dau John and Mary (Dresher) Robin¬ son [64-6]; m Oct. 29, 1829, JOHN COLEMAN AVERY, b May 18, 1792; d Feb. 1, 1850; s Ebenezer and Elizabeth (Coleman) Avery. Children (7): 1. Mary Frances, b Oct. 8, 1831; d Oct. 7, 1894. [64-25.10] 2. William Ledyard, b Nov. 21, 1833; d May 12, 1898; m Johanna Ummethun Budde- meyer. [64-25.11] 3. Anna Maria, b Aug. 8, 1836; m David F. Baker. 4. Louise, b Nov. 21, 1838; d Feb. 3, 1914. 5. Orlando, b Feb. 15, 1841; d Nov. 24, 1894. 6. Elmira L. Hommedieu, b Oct. 12, 1843; d Jan. 1, 1860. 7. John Coleman, b Dec. 29, 1846; d June 20, 1916; graduate of Harvard College, 1872. John Coleman Avery was born at Groton, Ohio, and was previously married in Cincinnati to Nancy Satterly, daughter of Capt. Stephen and Margaret (Barron) Satterly. There was one child of this marriage: Charles L. Hommedieu, born Aug. 25, 1815. John C. Avery moved to Cincinnati in 1809. He was a lieutenant in the army of the Northwest in the war of 1812, after which he returned to Cincinnati and engaged in the Hardware business. Mr. Avery was elected Marshall of the City in 1828; later to the office of sheriff of Hamilton Co., to which position he was re-elected three times. During the latter part of his life, Mr. Avery was engaged in the real estate business. His widow died at College Hill, Ohio, Aug. 3, 1880. [The Groton- Avery Clan.] [64-14] SARAH ROBINSON, b Jan. 8, 1808; d Nov. 14, 1865; dau John and Mary (Dresher) Robinson [64-6]; m Oct. 15, 1831, DR. BENJAMIN LAWSON, b July 4, 1804; d Apr. 7, 1886. Physi¬ cian of Richmond, Va. Children (7): [64-25.12] 1. Rebecca, b 1832; d 1892; m Rev. John A. Dearborn. 2. Fabius C., d in infancy. 3. John, d unm. 4. Benjamin Ward, d unm. [64-25.13] 5. Fabius Clayborn, b Sept. 5, 1845; d Feb. 6, 1917; m Mrs. Barbara Kuhn. 6. Clara Stith, d young. 7. Sarah Ellen, b July 21, 1851; unm; 2217 Cleneay Ave., Norwood, Ohio. [Colema7i Avery; unable to complete.] [64-1 5a] DANIEL ROBINSON, s John and Mary (Dresher) Robinson [64-6]; m CHARLOTTE Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 921 One child: [64-25.14] Daughter, m a Mr. Granger; had two sons: one named Walter; lived in Cincinnati. [ Unable to locate .] [64-1 5b] DANIEL ROBINSON, same as above, m 2d time, EMALINE STACKHOUSE. Children U): 1 . Horace. [64-25.15] 2. Blanche, m a Mr. Howe, who was said to have been a wealthy shoe manufacturer of Phila. or Pittsburgh. 3. Ada. 4. Theodosia. [ Unable to locate or verify .] [64-17] JACOB DRESHER, b Mar. 9, 1828; d Oct. 4, 1912; s Jacob and Regina (Ivriebel) Dresher [64-7]; m Oct., 1849, CATHARINE WILE, b Apr. 13, 1830; d June 2, 1917; dau Samuel Wile. Children (6): 1. Susanna, b Sept. 20, 1850; m Samuel B. Conver. 1. Franklin Heckler. [64-26] [64-27] [59-23b] [64-28] [64-29] 2. Mary, 6 Dec. 14, 1851 ; m , 2 Anth(my jj Seipt. 3. Rachel, b Oct. 7, 1853; m Levi O. Kratz. 4. Samuel, b Oct. 10, 1856. 5. Jacob W., b Apr. 8, 1867; m Nellie R. Oxley. 6. Reuben, b Apr. 20, 1869; d May 4, 1869. [64-18] ABRAHAM DRESHER, b Nov. 21, 1830; d Mar. 21, 1904; s Jacob and Regina (Ivriebel) Dresher [64-7]; m Jan. 13, 1852, SARAH KRIEBEL, b Sept. 30, 1828; d Apr. 29, 1908; dau Rev. David and Sarah (Schultz) Ivriebel [25-15]. Farmer and cabinet maker; lived in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Children (5): 1. Daniel, b Jan. 17, 1853; d Apr. 21, 1853. 2. Amanda, b Mar. 28, 1855; d May 27, 1859. [48-63] 3. Emeline, b Aug. 29, 1856; m Aaron Snyder. [64-30] 4. Abraham K., b Feb. 16, 1859; m Mary Ann Schultz. 5. Lydia, b Oct. 2, 1860; d June 24, 1879. [64-1 9a] ALFRED D. BARNETT, b Jan. 15, 1848; s Jacob and Rebecca (Dresher) Barnett [64-8]; m Feb. 10, 1876, ELIZA IvNEEZEL, dec. No issue. [64-19b] ALFRED D. BARNETT, same as above, m 2nd time, June 26, 1908, AGNES KIL¬ PATRICK. Farmer; Dresher, Pa. No issue. (1917.) [64-20] ANNA ELIZABETH BARNETT, b Oct. 28, 1853; dau Jacob and Rebecca (Dresher) Barnett [64 8]; m Nov. 25, 1875, CHARLES S. IvNEEZEL, b June 23, 1849; d Dec. 21, 1894; s Henry and Rachel (Stout) Kneezel. Farmer; Dresher, Pa . (1919.) Children (2): [64-31] 1. Harry B., b Jan. 9, 1877; m Sadie J. Smith. 2. Florence, b Mar. 7, 1878; unm; 2108 S. Frazier St., Phila., Pa. [64-2 la] GEORGE BYRON DRESHER, b May 3, 1849; s Eli and Elizabeth M. (Conrad) Dresher [64-9]; m June 10, 1877, CECILIA E. ROSET, b July 29, 1857; d Nov. 28, 1886; dau Jacob Roset of Germantown, Phila., Pa. Children (2): [64-32] 1. Cecilia R., b July 28, 1879; d Nov. 28, 1910; m Dr. Chenney M. Stimpson. [64-33] 2. Ellen D., b Jan. 2, 1881; m Dr. Chenney M. Stimpson. [64-2 lb] GEORGE BYRON DRESHER, same as above, m 2nd time, July 15, 1895, FLORENCE B. BUTLER, b July 15, 1866; dau John Butler of Port Huron, Michigan. Investment broker; 943 E. 32nd Ave., Spokane, Wash. No issue. (1917.) 922 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [64-22] WILLIAM H. DRESHER, b Feb. 17, 1851; d Mar. 24, 1917; s Eli and Elizabeth M. (Conrad) Dresher [64-9]; m Apr. 15, 1895, CHARLOTTE G. SHAEFFER, b 1870; dau Albert and Mary Shaeffer. Mr. Dresher was an accountant; res. of widow, Germantown, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Beatrice L., b Sept. 28, 1896. 2. Austin C., b Nov. 1, 1898. [64-23] SAMUEL DRESHER, b Mar. 7, 1830; d Sept. 3, 1905; s Oliver and Anna (Anders) Dresher [64-10]; m Nov. 9, 1854, SUSANNA SEIPT, b Nov. 20, 1826; d Sept. 17, 1901; dau George and Anna (Heebner) Seipt [59-8]. Was a farmer; lived in Norriton Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. No issue. [64-24] ELLA DRESHER, b Sept. 23, 1857; dau Daniel and Elizabeth (Heebner) Dresher [64-11]; rn June 22, 1880, CHARLES S. SMITH, b Aug. 28, 1848; s Henry and Sarah (Schoeh) Smith. Attorney; 1021 Third Ave., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (1919.) Children (2) : [64-34] 1. Herbert H., b Apr. 17, 1883; m Essie M. Donnan. 2. Florence, b July 2, 1887; d Mar. 26, 1903. [64-25] MATTIE (MARTHA) H. DRESHER, b May 13, 1862; daw Daniel and Elizabeth (Heebner) Dresher [64-11]; m June 9, 1885, EDWARD O. CRAWFORD, b Oct. 20, 1861; d Mar. 25, 1905. Res., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): [43-357] 1. Florence Hart, b Aug. 17, 1887; m Solomon Kurtz. 2. Edward Lane, b Aug. 8, 1894; unm. [64-25.10] WILLIAM LEDYARD AVERY, b Nov. 21, 1833; d May 12, 1898; s John Coleman and Lydia (Robinson) Avery [64-13]; m Feb. 5, 1878, MRS. JOHANNA (UMMETHUN) BUDDE- MEYER, b May 13, 1843; d May 25, 1909; dau John Richard and Catherine (Dresselhaus) Ummethun. William Ledyard Avery was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, and was married in Leavenworth, Kansas, to Johanna (Ummethun) Buddemeyer, widow of Louis H. Buddemeyer. He was graduated from Yale University in 1855, studied law, and was admitted to the bar of Cincinnati in 1857. Mr. Avery was commissioned by the Governor of Ohio as Captain of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry in Nov., 1862. In 1863, Mr. Avery was appointed by the President an aide-de-camp of the U. S. Volunteers, as major and aide-de-camp in 1864, and as brevet lieutenant colonel on Mar. 25, 1865. Lieut. Col. Avery partici¬ pated in the battles of Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge, and those engagements wrhich clustered about Mobile Bay and Mobile. He was mustered out of service on Aug. 29, 1865, and returned to the practice of law in Cincinnati. He served as judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton Co., Ohio, for three successive terms, from 1871 to 1884. Hon. William L. Avery died in Hawthorne, Ky., in 1898, and his wife died in Cincinnati in 1909. [For further details, see “The Groton- Avery Clan .”] Children ( 2 ): [64-34.1] 1. Ethel, b Nov. 3, 1878; m Percy Madison Cochran. [64-34.2] 2. Coleman, b Feb. 22, 1880; m Elinor Coates Baer. [64-25.11] ANNA MARIA AVERY, b Aug. 8, 1836; dau John Coleman and Lydia (Robinson) Avery [64-13]; m Apr. 30, 1877, DAVID FOSTER BAKER, b Apr. 5, 1833; d July 5, 1904; s Lewis and Margaret (Place) Baker. Res. of widow, 2156 Alpine Place, Cincinnati, Ohio. (1920.) One child: Edith, b Feb. 2, 1878; Cincinnati, Ohio. [64-25.12] REBECCA LAWSON, b 1832; d 1892; dau Dr. Benjamin and Sarah (Robinson) Lawson [64-14]; m May 8, 1854, REV. JOHN A. DEARBORN, b 1825; d 1906. Clergyman; lived at Kansas City, Mo. (1921.) Children (4): [64-34.3] 1. Lawson, b Dec. 1857; d Aug., 1896; m Sally Hunt. [64-34.4] 2. Clara, b May 1, 1859; m James Ludwell Hill. 3. Clarence, b 1861; Kansas City, Mo. 4. Eugene, b 1863; Chicago, Ill. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 923 [64-25.13] FABIUS CLAYBORN LAWSON, b Sept. 5, 1845; d Feb. 6, 1917; s Dr. Benjamin and Sarah (Robinson) Lawson [64-14]; m Oct. 14, 1896 (?), MRS. BARBARA (KOPPIN) KUHN, widow of M. E. Kuhn. No issue. Mrs. Kuhn had one son by her former marriage, Mr. E. C. Kuhn, of 8 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio. [64-26] SUSANNA DRESHER, b Sept. 20, 1850; dnu Jacob and Catharine (Wile) Dresher [64-17]; m July 25, 1868, SAMUEL B. CONVER, b Dec. 31, 1845; d Aug. 8, 1914. Samuel Conver was an undertaker of Lansdale, Pa. Children (4)-' [64-35] 1. Jennie D., b Oct. 7, 1869; m Oscar J. Frey. 2. Reuben, b Dec. 17, 1877; d Feb. 22, 1882. 3. Lillie, b Oct. 18, 1880; d July 20, 1881. [64-36] 4. Samuel D., b Feb. 13, 1886; m Grace E. Landis. [64-27] MARY DRESHER, b Dec. 14, 1851; dau Jacob and Catharine (Wile) Dresher [64-17]; m Feb. 16, 1868, FRANKLIN HECKLER, b Aug. 18, 1843; d Oct. 25, 1878; s Michael and Hannah (Rittenhouse) Heckler; Children (3): [19-101] 1. Joanna, b July 4, 1869; m Jeremiah K. Kriebel. [64-37] 2. Catharine Jane, b Mar. 3, 1873; m Abraham B. Menseh. 3. Grant, b Feb. 2, 1872; d Aug. 22, 1880. Mary Dresher Heckler m 2nd time, Anthony H. Seipt [59-23b]. [64-28] RACHEL DRESHER, b Oct. 7, 1853; dau Jacob and Catharine (Wile) Dresher [64-17]; m Nov. 29, 1873, LEVI O. KRATZ, b Oct. 9, 1850; s John A. and Margaret (Oberholtzer) Kratz. Res., Hatfield, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): [64-38] 1. Irwin D., b Nov. 8. 1880; m Martha S. Lapp. 2. Warren D., b July 12, 1883; d Mar. 22, 1885. [64-39] 3. Katie D., b May 21, 1888; m Wilmer S. Moyer. [64-29] JACOB WILE DRESHER, b Apr. 8, 1867; s Jacob and Catharine (Wile) Dresher [64-17]; m Jan. 23, 1890, NELLIE R. OXLEY, b July 8, 1872; dau Alfred B. Oxley. Carpenter; Lansdale, Pa. No issue. (1917.) [64-30] ABRAHAM K. DRESHER, b Feb. 16, 1859; s Abraham and Sarah (Kriebel) Dresher [64-18]; m Nov. 12, 1881, MARY ANN SCHULTZ, b Aug. 26, 1860; dau William A. and Maria (Heeb- ner) Schultz [70-110]. Res., Worcester, Pa. Abraham K. Dresher is a machinist and electrician. He has charge of the Centre Point Telephone Exchange, which is located in his house. He has served as superintendent of the Towamencin Schwenkfelder Sunday School for many years. Children ( 2 ) : [161-111] 1. Clarella, b July 21, 1882; m Norman Anders. [64-40] 2. Raymond S., b Sept. 7, 1883; m Ella H. Anders. [64-31] HARRY B. KNEEZEL, b Jan. 9, 1877 ; s Charles S. and Anna E. (Barnett) Kneezel [64-20] ; m June 24, 1908, SADIE J. SMITH, b Oct. 10, 1884; dau Roger W. and Emma (Unruh) Smith. Ship¬ ping clerk; 2102 S. Frazier St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Emma E., b Nov. 13, 1909. 2. Harry B., b Apr. 14, 1918. [64-32] CECILIA R. DRESHER, b July 28, 1879; d Nov. 28, 1910; dau George Byron and Cecilia E. (Roset) Dresher [64-21a]; m Nov. 24, 1909, CHENNEY M. STIMPSON, M.D. [64-33] ELLEN D. DRESHER, b Jan. 2, 1881 ; dau George Byron and Cecilia E. (Roset) Dresher [64— 21a] ; m June 10, 1914, CHENNEY M. STIMPSON, M.D. Dr. Stimpson served in the U. S. 924 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Government Medical Service, during the World War. Res., 167 Harvey St., Germantown, Phila., Pa. (1917.) [Further data unobtainable.} [64-34] HERBERT HEEBNER SMITH, b Apr. 17, 1883; s Charles S. and Ella (Dresher) Smith [64-24]; m Oct. 14, 1909, ESSIE MOYSES DONNAN, b June 2, 1885; dau David and Mary (Moyses) Donnan. Herbert H. Smith was for a number of years assistant editor of “The Continent,” a weekly publication of the Presbyterian Church, and for part of 1917 was moderator of the Chicago presbytery. For several years he was a member of the faculty of the Presbyterian Training School, Chicago; and in 1918 was lecturer on Church Publicity at McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago. He is publicity adviser for the International Sunday School Association. Several years ago Mr. Smith wrote “Publicity and Progress” which was published by Doran. Mr. Smith is now assistant publicity manager of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. and has his office in the Witherspoon Building, Phila. Residence, Lansdowne, Pa. (1922.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Bruce Donnan, b Dec. 21, 1912. 2. Charles Heebner, b Aug. 2, 1914. [64-34.1] ETHEL AVERY, b Nov. 3, 1878; dau William Ledyard and Johanna (Ummethun-Bud- demeyer) Avery [64-25.10]; m Oct. 4, 1905, PERCY MADISON COCHRAN, b Aug. 19, 1873; d Jan. 3, 1917, at El Paso, Texas; s Melville Augustus and Katharine (Madison) Cochran. Mr. Cochran was captain in the 17th Infantry, U. S. A. Mrs. Cochran resides at 235 Greendale Ave., Clifton, Cincinnati, Ohio. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Johanna Katherine, b Oct. 2, 1907. 2. Avery Madison, b Jan. 21, 1910. 3. Melville Augustus, b Jan. 27, 1913. 4. Ethel Percy, b May 20, 1915. [64-34.2] COLEMAN AVERY, b Feb. 22, 1880; s William Ledyard and Johanna (Ummethun- Buddemeyer) Avery [64-25.10]; m June 7, 1904, ELINOR COATES BAER, b Dec. 15, 1882; dau George Hildt and Rebecca (Charron) Baer. Attorney at law; North Bend Rd., College Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): 1. John Coleman, b July 1, 1907. 2. Ledyard, b July 5, 1908. 3. Elinor Louise, b Jan. 4, 1910. 4. Mary Frances, b Aug. 29, 1913. 5. Elizabeth Coates, b Aug. 29, 1913. Coleman Avery was graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 1902, with the degree of A. B. He also received the degree of LL.B. from the Cincinnati Law School in 1905. He was a member of the Executive Committee of “The Honest Elections Committee” of Cincinnati in 1902. On Jan. 1, 1909, Mr. Avery became assistant prosecuting attorney of Hamilton County, serving in that capacity until 1911. While in that office he took a prominent part in prosecutions for bribery and perjury, the result of a movement to cleanse the city and state of political bosses. From 1911 until 1914, he was a member and First Sergeant of Troop C, First Ohio Cavalry. He served as lecturer on Criminal Law and Municipal Corporations in the Y. M. C. A. night school from 1911 to 1916, and for a time was Professor of Law on the faculty of the Law School at Cincinnati. He also served as special Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio for war work in 1918, and was appointed by the Governor of Ohio as Judge of the Supreme Court of that state in June, 1920, serving till Dec., 1920. Coleman Avery has always allied himself with all progressive movements for clean politics, and holds many positions of honor and trust. [64-34.3] REV. LAWSON DEARBORN, b Dec. 1857; d Aug. 1896; s Rev. John A. and Rebecca (Lawson) Dearborn [64-25.12]; m June 12, 1888, SALLY HUNT, b Aug., 1866; dau Henry W. and Elizabeth J. (Cobbs) Hunt. Clergyman; Riverside, Cal. (1921.) Rev. Levi S. Hoffman [149-177] Junior pastor of the Schwenkfelder Churches of the Middle District and pastor of the Lansdale Schwenkfelder Mission. Plate 102 The Schwenkfelder Church in Lansdale, Pennsylvania Dedicated in 1918 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 925 Children (3): 1. Viva, h Apr., 1890; d Oct., 1890. 2. Hazel, b June, 1891; d Sept., 1914. [64-41] 3. Virginia, b Dec. 5, 1894; m Arthur John Mertzke. [64-34.4] CLARA DEARBORN, b May 1, 1859; dau Rev. John A. and Rebecca (Lawson) Dearborn [64-25.12]; m Oct. 4, 1893, JAMES LUDWELL HILL, b Oct, 22, 1857; d Apr. 19, 1919; s Lewis and Mary (Maury) Hill. Mr. Hill was president of the Hill Directory Co.; Richmond, Va. (1921.) Children (2): [64-42] 1. James Ludwell, Jr., b Nov. 27, 1894; m Bessie M. Powell. 2. Thelma, b 1900; 115 N. Morris St., Richmond, Va, [64-36] SAMUEL D. CONVER, b Feb. 13, 1886; s Samuel B. and Susanna (Dresher) Conver [64-26]; m June 14, 1915, GRACE E. LANDIS, b 1886; dau I. Frank Landis. Attorney at law: Lansdale, Pa, No issue. (1917.) [64-37] CATHARINE JANE HECKLER, b Mar. 3, 1873; dau Franklin and Mary (Dresher) Heckler [64-27]; m Mar. 30, 1895, ABRAHAM B. MENSCH, b Feb. 26, 1863; s Jacob and Mary Mensch. Res., Skippack, Pa. (1920.) Abraham B. Mensch is a graduate of the West Chester (Pa.) State Normal School, and has taught in the public schools of Montg. Co. for many years. He is at present (1920) principal of the Skippack Grammar School. One child: [64-43] Mary H., b Jan. 24, 1898; m Willis K. Lederach. [64-38] IRWIN D. KRATZ, b Nov. 8, 1880; s Levi 0. and Rachel (Dresher) Kratz [64-28]; m May 29, 1909, MARTHA S. LAPP, b June 5, 1887 ; dau Henry B. Lapp. Bank clerk; 362 York Ave., Lans¬ dale, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy L., b Sept. 16, 1911. 2. Mildred, b Oct. 12, 1920. [64-39] KATIE D. KRATZ, b May 21, 1888; dau Levi O. and Rachel (Dresher) Kratz [64-28]; m May 21, 1910, WILMER S. MOYER; s Michael and Amanda Moyer. Bookkeeper; Lansdale, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Marcus K., b June 12, 1912. 2. Hilda K., b Dec. 28, 1914. [64-40] RAYMOND S. DRESHER, b Sept. 7, 1883; s Abraham K. and Mary Ann (Schultz) Dresher [64-30]; m Jan. 2, 1904, ELLA H. ANDERS, b Apr. 26, 1884; dau Rev. Edwin S. and Susanna (Heebner) Anders [161-50]. Machinist; Lansdale, Pa. Raymond Dresher is the proprietor of the Dresher Garage, Lansdale, Pa. He is also Moderator of the Lansdale Schwenkfelder Church. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Royal, b June 11, 1904. 2. Edwin Leon, b Dec. 30, 1907. [64-41] VIRGINIA DEARBORN, b Dec. 5, 1894; dau Lawson and Sally (Hunt) Dearborn [64- 34.3] m July 16, 1920, ARTHUR JOHN MERTZKE, b May 20, 1890; s August G. and Bertha (Schramm) Mertzke. Instructor in Economics, University of Wisconsin. Res., 610 Lake St., Madison, Wis. (1921.) One child: Arthur John, b Sept. 29, 1921. [64-42] JAMES L. HILL, JR., b Nov. 27, 1894; s James L. and Clara (Dearborn) Hill [64-34.4]; m Oct. 2, 1918, BESSIE M. POWELL, b Nov. 27, 1895; dau John Henry and Fannie M. (Menefee) Powell. President of the Hill Directory Co., Inc., Publishers of City Directories; 823 Mutual Bldg., Richmond, Va. (1921.) No children. James L. Hill served three years in the U. S. A. during the World War. 926 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [64-43] MARY H. MENSCH, b Jan. 24, 1898; dau Abraham B. and Catharine Jane (Heckler) Mensch [64-37]; m June 1, 1921, WILLIS K. LEDERACH, s John F. Lederach. Assistant cashier of the Bridgeport, Pa., National Bank. Mrs. Lederach was formerly an instructor at Hesston College, Hesston, Kansas. MELCHER MEISHTER (MELCHIOR MESCHTER) [E 66 1 and his DESCENDANTS 928 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [66] MELCHER MEISHTER (MELCHIOR MESCHTER) [E 66], b 1695, was a brother of Gre¬ gorius Meishter [E 43]. As a widower he m June 26, 1 732, in Berthelsdorf, Saxony, REGINA ANDERS [E 174], youngest dau of George Anders of Berthelsdorf, formerly of O. Hdrf. Regina Anders was baptized Nov. 23, 1705; sponsors were George Schonwalder, Maria Scholtzin, Anna Meschterin. In the Berthelsdorf Church Book is found the following: “Nov. 16, 1731, starb frtih um 3, Frau Anna, geb. Krause, Melchior Moschter’s Hausler’s all hier Ehefrau; aet. 28 Jahre; ward den 18 begraben mit einer collecte.’’ [“At about three o’clock in the morning of Nov. 16, 1731 , Anna Meschter, nee Krause, wife of Mel¬ chior Meschter, died: her age was 28 years. She was buried on the 18th with a Collect.”] Another entry shows that on Oct. 17, 1729, Melchior Moschter, a “Hausler” in Berthelsdorf, m Anna Krause, sister of Maria, wife of Gregorius Meschter [E 43], and the eldest dau of Melchior Krause, a “Hausler” in Langneundorf, Silesia. [ Berthelsdorf Ch. Bk. 1729; nuptiino. 13) This evidently refers to the above Melchior and indicates that the two brothers, Melchior and Gregorius, married sisters. Melchior and his wife came to Pa. in 1734, and buried one child at sea, the others having been born after their arrival. They lived on a farm near West Point, Pa., owned in 1920 by Enoch Heebner. Children (5): 1. Rosina [E 215], b May 18, 1733, in Berthelsdorf; baptized May 19, 1733; sponsors: David Moschter, Jr., Rosina, w of Melchior Wiegner, Anna Scholtze. Rosina d Aug. 14, 1734, en route to America and was buried at sea. 2. George, b after 1734; d Aug. 1, 1801. [48-lb] 3. Susanna, b Apr. 16, 1739; d May 20, 1834; m Christopher Neuman. [44-2] 4. Maria, b Apr. 26, 1742; d Feb. 10, 1826; m Christopher Reinwald. [66—1 ] 5. Christopher, b Dec. 17, 1746; d May 4, 1797; m Rosina Kriebel. Melchior Meschter settled in Towamencin Twp. In 1745 he bought a tract of land of Christopher Wiegner, who had previously bought it from John Stephen Benezet. In 1774 Melchior sold his son, George, one tract of 30 acres and one of 4 acres for 130 pounds. The larger tract was curious in shape, being no less than 180 perches long and only 27 perches wide. [Plate F XVI.] [Matthews.] In the list of refugees who came to Berthelsdorf from Harpersdorf in 1726, given by Kadelbach, is the name of “Melchior Meschter, shoemaker, with wife and three children.” [66-1] CHRISTOPHER MESCHTER, b Dec. 17, 1746; d May 4, 1797; s Melchior and Regina (Rosina) (Anders) Meschter [66]; rn Oct. 21, 1773, by Rev. Christopher Schultz to ROSINA KRIEBEL, b Oct. 2, 1751; d Sept. 19, 1823; dau Rev. Christopher and Maria (Dresher) Kriebel [19-2]. The children were all living when the mother died in 1823. Children (7): [48-6b] 1. Maria, b July 6, 1775; d Oct. 7, 1833; m Christopher Snyder. [66-2] 2. Jeremiah, b Aug. 28, 1777; d Oct. 5, 1849; m Christina Kriebel. [66-3] 3. Christopher, b July 21, 1779; d Mar. 7, 1853; m Catharine Anders. [161-7] 4. Regina, b May 10, 1781; d July 31, 1864; m John Anders. 5. Catharine, b May 3, 1783; d Jan. 4, 1837. 6. David, b Oct. 18, 1786; buried in Cemetery at Mainland, Pa. [66-4] 7. Hannah, b July 13, 1789; m John Wasser. [66-2] JEREMIAH MESCHTER, b Aug. 28, 1777; d Oct. 5, 1849; s Christopher and Rosina (Kriebel) Meschter [66-1 ] ; m May 9,1811, CHRISTINA KRIEBEL, b Feb. 24, 1789 ; d Jan. 29, 1831 ; dau Jacob and Lydia (Yeakle) Kriebel [25-8]. They lived in Upper Hanover Twp., Montgomery Co., Pa. Children (7): 1. Child, b Feb. 15, 1812; d at birth. [161-21a] 2. Lydia, b Apr. 6, 1813; d July 21, 1842; m Samuel Anders. [149-20] 3. Sophia, b Nov. 13, 1814; d June 27, 1891; m Anthony Schultz. 4. Samuel, b Sept. 16, 1816; d Aug. 3, 1824. 5. Jacob, b Oct. 3, 1818; d, Dec. 15, 1891; m [66-5a] 1 [66-5b] 1 | 1. Agnes Yeakel. 1 2. Hannah S. Gerhard. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 929 [161-21b] 6. Christina, b Aug. 11, 1821; d Apr. 22, 1887; m Samuel Anders. [66-6] 7. Jeremiah, b Nov. 27, 1823; d 1902; m Elizabeth Kriebel. [66-3] CHRISTOPHER MESCHTER, b July 7, 1779; d Mar. 7, 1853; s Christopher and Rosina (Kriebel) Meschter [66-1]; m May 20, 1807, CATHARINE ANDERS, b Aug. 18, 1785; d May 23, 1842; dau Abraham and Esther (Yeakel) Anders [161-4]. He is said to have built a threshing machine {vid. Sketches Hist. Soc. Montg. Co., Pa. Vol. III.). One child: [66-7] George, b Mar. 28, 1808; d June 29, 1887; m Sophia Kriebel. “About the year 1841 or 1842 I saw a threshing machine made by Christopher Master of this place to thresh with flails, in which you had to hold the sheaves over a frame and by some power the flails were made to revolve and strike the grain. I never saw the machine in operation. Master’s father-in-law, Abraham Anders, riveted harness and leather together as early as 1800.” [John C. Boorse; Montg. Co. Hist. Soc., 1905, Vol., VIII, p. 271.) [66-4] HANNAH MESCHTER, b July 13, 1789; dau Christopher and Rosina (Kriebel) Meschter [66-1]; m JOHN WASSER. Said to have lived in Morrison, Ill. Descendants changed name to “Waters.” In 1869 Lewis Waters wrote from Morrison, Ill. to his cousin, George Meschter, Kulpsville, Pa. [66-7]. On Apr. 14, 1834, Jeremiah Meschter, Catharine Meschter, David Meschter, and John Waters and wife, Hannah, gave a release to Christopher Meschter and John Anders, administrators of the estate of Nellie Snyder, widow, of Hatfield. [No further data obtainable.) [66-5a] REV. JACOB K. MESCHTER, b Oct. 3, 1818; d Dec. 15, 1891; s Jeremiah and Christina (Kriebel) Meschter [66-2]; m Nov. 28, 1843, AGNES YEAKEL, b Jan. 23, 1821; d Dec. 25, 1872; dau Daniel and Susanna (Geho) Yeakel [38-41]. Children (5): [66-8] 1. Charles Y., b Sept. 20, 1844; d Jan. 18, 1889; m Matilda B. Clemmer. [25-95] 2. Susanna Y., b Sept. 14, 1846; m Hiram A. Krieble. [66-9] 3. Daniel Y., b Oct. 14, 1848; d May 28, 1917; m Medora Funk. [66—10] 4. Levi Y., b June 10, 1850; d Jan. 25, 1920; m Elizabeth Shelly. 5. William Y., b June 19, 1852; d Mar. 15, 1909; single. William Yeakel Meschter was born on his father’s farm at Palm, Pa. In addition to attending the public schools in the vicinity he attended a private academy for a few terms, after which he spent several years in the school room as a teacher. Mr. Meschter began his business career as a clerk in the Perkio- men Valley Bank, which he left to become a clerk in a Philadelphia business house. In 1883 he entered the J. O. Schimmel Preserving Company as bookkeeper, and a short time after¬ wards became a director and treasurer of the company. In 1890 the company was incorporated under the heading of the American Preservers’ Company with Mr. Meschter as treasurer and overseer of the office force. Seven years later, Mr. L. J. Link and W. Y. Meschter bought out the American Preservers’ Company and incorporated it under the title of the American Preserve Company, with Mr. Meschter continuing as treasurer and director until his death. The business is now owned and operated by his nephew, Wayne C. Meschter. William Y. Meschter always retained an interest in the place of his birth as well as in religious work. He was one of the main factors in founding the Mission Church of the Schwenkfelders in Philadelphia. As a matter of fact, the existence of the Philadelphia Church today is due to the loyalty of the late William Y. Meschter and Dr. James M. Anders, the present Moderator of the Church. Both of these men were prominent members of the Oxford Presbyterian Church, but when this mission was established they left their church and gave of their time and money in order to foster this institution. Throughout his entire business career Mr. Meschter retained a deep interest in various charitable, benevolent, educational and religious enterprises. His will shows a remarkable variety and scope of charitable interests. It is stated that Mr. Meschter’s will was the most liberal and magnanimous of any among the Schwenkfelders since the days of Dr. Abraham Wagner, who died in 1763, and who be¬ queathed a large part of his estate to charity. His bequests to the various church organizations made it possible to carry on enterprises that otherwise could not have been started or continued. That he did 930 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families not restrict his bequests to purely Schwenkfelder interests portrays the broadminded liberality of the man. The bequest of a thousand dollars to the Mission Board of the Schwenkfelder Church was the first that the board had ever received, and with this money the “William Y. Meschter Memorial Home for Teachers” in Shansi, China, was built. Perhaps the most remarkable feature of the many bequests is that they were made without any solicitation on the part of those concerned. WILL OF WILLIAM Y. MESCHTER I, William Y. Meschter, of the City of Philadelphia, being of sound and disposing mind, memory and understand¬ ing, do make, publish and declare this to be my last will and testament, hereby revoking all wills by me at any time heretofore made. First, I direct my hereinafter named executors to pay all my just debts and funeral expenses as soon after my de¬ cease as the same may be conveniently done, and it is my desire that my body be interred in the Schwenkfeldian Bury¬ ing Ground, at Kraussdale, Pennsylvania, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Schwenkfeldian Church. And I hereby further direct, that the selection of a tombstone suitable for my grave shall be at the discretion of my said executors; that the cost thereof shall not exceed Six Hundred Dollars ($600.); and, any unexpended balance re¬ maining between the cost of my tombstone and the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars ($800.), I give and bequeath to my said executors, in trust nevertheless, to appropriate the interest or income arising from said balance to the care and preservation of my grave and tombstone, and those of my dear parents and of such other members of the family who may be interred in said burying ground. As to the residue of such estate as it has pleased God to entrust me with, I dispose of the same as follows: — ITEM. I give and bequeath to my honored stepmother, Hannah Meschter, the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.) in cash, said sum to be free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax; and, in case my said stepmother shall not survive me, then the said bequest shall go to and form part of my residuary estate. ITEM. I give and bequeath to my dear aunt, Emma Kemmerer, Emaus, Pennsylvania, the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.), said sum to be free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the Perkiomen Seminary at Pennsburg, Pennsylvania, the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000), to be used by the Trustees thereof for such purpose or purposes as they may deem for the best in¬ terests of said institution, said sum to be free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the Mennonite Home for Aged People, at Frederick, Pennsylvania, the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.), said sum to be free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the Sunday Breakfast Association, located at No. 222 North Twelfth Street. Philadelphia, the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.), said sum to be free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the Franklin Reformatory Home for Inebriates, No. 915 Locust Street, Philadel phia, the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.), said sum to be free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the Pennsylvania Society to Protect Children from Cruelty, No. 415 South Fifteenth Street, Philadelphia, the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.), said sum to be free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, Philadelphia, the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.) free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the Medico-Chirurgical Hospital, 1725 Cherry Street, in the City of Philadelphia, for the purpose of endowing a Free Bed therein, in memory of my dear father and mother, Rev. Jacob Meschter and Agnes Meschter, the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000), free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Cor. Broad and Wolf Streets, in the City of Philadelphia, the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.), free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the German Hospital, Cor. Girard Avenue and Corinthian Avenue, in the City of Philadelphia, the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.), free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfeldian Church the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000), free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the Board of Missions of the Schwenkfeldian Church the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000), free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. I give and bequeath to the First Schwenkfeldian Church of the City of Philadelphia, the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.), free and clear of any collateral inheritance tax. ITEM. All the rest, residue and remainder of my estate, real, personal, and mixed, whatsoever and wheresoever, I order and direct to be converted into money as soon as the same can conveniently be done after my decease; and for that purpose, I do hereby authorize and empower my hereinafter named executors to sell and dispose of all my said real estate either by public or private sale or sales, for the best price or prices that can be gotten for the same, and by proper deed or deeds, conveyances or assurances in the law, to be duly executed, acknowledged or perfected, to grant, convey and assure the same to the purchaser or purchasers thereof, his, her, or their heirs and assigns, free from all liability for or on account of the application of the purchase money. And when the whole of my said residuary estate shall be converted into money, as aforesaid, then I will and direct the same to be divided into four (4) equal parts or shares, and disposed of as follows, to-wit: One full equal one-fourth part or share thereof, I give, devise and bequeath to my dear brother Daniel Meschter, his heirs and assigns forever. One other of the said full equal fourth parts or shares of the proceeds of my said residuary estate, I give, devise and bequeath to my dear brother Levi Meschter, his heirs and assigns forever. One other of said full equal fourth parts or shares of the proceeds of my said residuary estate, I give, devise and bequeath to my dear sister, Susanna, wife of Hiram A. Krieble, her heirs and assigns forever. And the remaining one full equal fourth part or share of the proceeds of my said residuary estate, I give, devise and bequeath to my brother, the said Daniel Meschter, in trust nevertheless, to invest in good and lawful securities, and to pay the income thereof to my dear sister-in-law, Matilda Meschter, widow of my late brother, Charles Meschter, deceased, for and during her widowhood. And from and immediately after the marriage or death of my said sister-in- Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 931 law, I give, devise and bequeath the principal of the said one-fourth part or share of my said residuary estate to be equally divided, share and share alike, between the children of my said sister-in-law, which were, by my late brother, the said Charles, of her body begotten. Lastly, I nominate, constitute and appoint my brother, the aforesaid Daniel Meschter, of East Greenville, Mont¬ gomery County, Pennsylvania, and Lewis J. Link, of the City of Philadelphia, to be the executors of this my last will and testament. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Twenty-eighth day of May, A.D., One thousand nine hundred and eight. (1908.) William Y. Meschter (Seal.) Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above named William Y. Meschter, as and for his last will and testament, in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed our names, at his request, as witnesses thereto, in the presence of the said testator and of each other. John R. Cassel 354 Drexel Bldg. Phila. Elsie P. Snyder 354 Drexel Bldg., Phila. [66-5b] REV. JACOB K. MESCHTER, same as above, m 2nd time, Feb. 22, 1876, HANNAH S. GERHARD, b Mar. 2, 1838; dau Charles and Sarah (Schultz) Gerhard [59-21]. No issue. Mrs. Meschter is living at Palm, Pa. (1920.) Jacob Meschter was elected a minister of the Schwenkfelder Society on May 13, 1854, and served his people faithfully until his death, a period of thirty-seven years. Being a farmer, it was said of him that he “prepared his sermons behind the plow.” He was a fluent speaker and preached eloquent ser¬ mons. He lived on the farm now occupied by his grandson, Harvey C. Meschter, at Palm, Pa. (1920.) [66-6] JEREMIAH K. MESCHTER, b Nov. 27, 1823; d 1902; s Jeremiah and Christina (Kriebel) Meschter [66-2]; m Feb. 7, 1857, ELIZABETH KRIEBEL, b Jan. 18, 1832; d Apr. 16, 1861; dau David and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-1 lb]. Children (2): 1. Henry, b Nov. 25, 1857; d Dec. 30, 1857. [66-11] 2. Allen K., b June 25, 1859; d Sept. 30, 1912; m Amanda E. Smith. [66-7] REV. GEORGE MESCHTER, b Mar. 28, 1808; d June 29, 1887; s Christopher and Cathar¬ ine (Anders) Meschter [66-3]; m May 13, 1830, SOPHIA KRIEBEL, b June 27, 1809; d Apr. 24, 1852; dau Andrew and Maria (Heebner) Kriebel [25-9]. Children (8): [149-45] 1. Catharine, b May 7, 1831; d May 15, 1903; m William Schultz. [66-12] 2. Abraham K., b Aug. 31, 1833; dec ; m Hannah Cassel. 3. Maria, b Apr. 6, 1836; d Sept. 29, 1836. [66-13] 4. Jacob K., b July 4, 1837; d Oct. 13, 1916; m Hannah Cassel. [66-14] 5. George K., b May 2, 1840; d June 4, 1910; m Mary Ann Krieble. [21-65] 6. Lydia, b June 5, 1843; d Sept. 3, 1891; m Mahlon H. Cassel. [66-15] 7. John K., b June 15, 1847; m Mary Hendricks. 8. Aaron, b Apr. 17, 1852; d May 6, 1852. George Meschter was born March 28, 1808, on his father’s large farm in the extreme northern part of Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., near the Salford Meeting House. Because rural schools were virtually not in existence in his youth, he was largely a self-educated man. He became noted in his locality for his excellency in mathematics. When the first superintendent of public schools in Montg. Co., Dr. Ephraim Acker, had a mathematical problem which he could not solve, and having heard of the ability of George Meschter in mathematics, the superintendent submitted it to him and was sur¬ prised to find that he could solve it. Mr. Meschter became the owner of his father’s large farm and lived on it until late in life when he moved to an adjoining smaller one, where he lived until his death. About 1845 Mr. Meschter was elected by the Schwenkfelders as one of their ministers, and he continued to preach for them until they released him one year before his death. He consequent¬ ly occupied the pulpit half his life. In the controversy of the Schwenkfelder Church regarding the introduction of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper into its services, Rev. Meschter advocated their adoption. In his life-work he was a conscientious, firm, and worthy man. He died on June 27, 1887, and is buried in Salford Schwenkfelder Grave-yard. [ C . K. M .] [66-8] CHARLES Y. MESCHTER, b Sept. 20, 1844; d Jan. 18, 1889; s Rev. Jacob K. and Agnes (Yeakel) Meschter [66-5a]; m Dec. 27, 1873, MATILDA B. CLEMMER, b Sept. 15, 1851; 932 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families d Aug. 25, 1919; dan David and Mary (Bechtel) Clemmer. Charles Meschter was a farmer and lived at Palm, Pa. Children (7): [19-86] 1. Nora C., h Apr. 24, 1875; m Calvin G. Kriebel. 2. Harvey C., b July 4, 1876; single ; Palm, Pa. [66-16] 3. Oswin C., b Apr. 9, 1878; in Laura D. Eck. [66-17] 4. Ida C., b Aug. 3, 1881; m Rev. Jeremiah A. Swingle. [66-18] 5. Wayne C., b Dec. 18, 1883; m Leila Eleanora Kriebel. 6. Jacob C., b May 5, 1887; d May 17, 1887. [66-19] 7. Charles D., b Sept. 18, 1888; m Florence Sturm. [66-9] DANIEL Y. MESCHTER, b Oct. 14, 1848; d May 28, 1917; s Rev. Jacob and Agnes (Yea- kel) Meschter [66-5a]; m Sept. 23, 1875, MEDORA E. FUNK, b Oct. 4, 1853; dau John H. Funk. Children (7): [66-20] 1. Eugene F., b Oct. 12, 1877; m Emma Linda Reiter. [66—21 ] 2. Albert F., b Feb. 24, 1880; m Ernestine Emery. [66—22] 3. Florence, b Aug. 12, 1882; d Sept. 9, 1908; m Lester Huxtable. [66—23] 4. Daniel Webster, b Apr. 15, 1885; m Annie V. Hall. [66-24] 5. Elwood F., b Aug. 26, 1888; m Ruth Ann Taylor. [66—25] 6. Jacob F., b Feb. 10, 1891; m Esther V. B. Smith. [66-26] 7. Homer, b Jan. 3, 1896; m Mae L. Bitting. Daniel Y. Meschter was a traveling salesman for The American Preserve Company of Phila., and lived in East Greenville, Pa. Place of burial, Palm Schwenkfelder Cemetery. During his early years Mr. Meschter built the store building at Palm, Pa., serving as the first postmaster at that place. He was also the first telegraph operator in that part of the country. In 1881 Mr. Meschter was elected Superintendent of the Sunday Schools of the Schwenkfelder Church of the Upper District, and with the exception of one year he served continuously in that capa¬ city until his death, a period of thirty-five years. This is a record seldom exceeded in length of service as well as for faithful attendance. He was mainly responsible for the change in sessions from the broken year — suspension during the winter months — to the continuous, all-year, session. Mr. Meschter served on the first committee that met at his house in 1891, to consider the purchase or re-establishment of Perkiomen Seminary, now Perkiomen School, and was one of the agents who bought the property and organized the school. Later, he#was elected a member of the Board of Trus¬ tees, and occupied that position until his death. His interest in the school was active and whole¬ hearted, especially during the campaign for raising funds to establish the Historical Library Building. He served on the Building Committee when the campaign was finally successful and the erection of the Library was begun. All of his children attended Perkiomen School as students. [66-10] LEVI Y. MESCHTER, 6 June 10, 1850 ;d Jan. 25, 1920 ;s Rev. Jacob K. and Agnes (Yeakel) Meschter [66-5a]; m Nov. 13, 1875, ELIZABETH S. SHELLY, b Aug. 19, 1855; daw Frank and Hannah (Stauffer) Shelly. Mr. Meschter was a merchant and for many years conducted a general merchandise store in East Greenville, Pa. [149-147] [149-164b] [66—27 ] Children (3): 1. Agnes, b Apr. 19, 1877; m ( V Albert Fluck. 1 2. Oswin Bieler. 2. Edna S., b Aug. 7, 1887; m Newton S. Gottshall. 3. Eva, b Aug. 31, 1891; single ; East Greenville, Pa. Levi Y. Meschter was born at Palm, Pa. As a young man he spent a number of years in Phila. working as a clerk in a grocery store. After his marriage in 1875 he conducted general merchandise stores at Geryville and East Greenville, Pa. He maintained a store at the latter place for twenty-six years, but failing health caused his retirement. He held various positions of trust and confidence in East Greenville industries. [66-11] ALLEN K. MESCHTER, b June 25, 1859; d Sept. 30, 1912; s Jeremiah K. and Elizabeth (Kriebel) Meschter [66-6]; m Oct. 26, 1889, AMANDA E. SMITH, b Aug. 21, 1869; dau Hillary Smith. Mr. Meschter was a grocer and lived at 1731 W. Huntingdon St., Phila. He is buried in St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery, Sumneytown, Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 933 Children (2): [66-28] 1. Alice S., b May 19, 1890; m J. A. Carter Rudy. 2. William Earl, b Aug. 4, 1900. [66-12] ABRAHAM K. MESCHTER, b Aug. 31, 1833; dec; s Rev. George and Sophia (Ivriebel) Meschter [66-7]; m Mar. 31, 1877, HANNAH CASSEL, b Mar. 26, 1846; d Aug. 2, 1878; dau Joseph and Catharine (Metz) Cassel. Joseph Cassel was a farmer and minister of the Mennonite Church at Hatfield, Pa. Abraham and Hannah Meschter had one child who died young. [66-13] JACOB K. MESCHTER, b July 4, 1837; d Oct. 13, 1916; s Rev. George and Sophia (Krie- bel) Meschter [66-7]; m July 4, 1868, HANNAH CASSEL, b July 29, 1843; dau Joseph B. and Rebecca (Heebner) Cassel [21-14], Jacob Meschter lived in Phila., and was engaged in the business of installing hot water heating systems. Widow resides at 2929 W. Lehigh Ave., Phila. (1920.) One child: [66-29] Nelly C., b June 25, 1874; m Benjamin E. Brown. [66-14] REV. GEORGE K. MESCHTER, M. D., b May 2, 1840; d June 4, 1910; s Rev. George and Sophia (Kriebel) Meschter [66-7]; m Nov. 21, 1867, MARY ANN KRIEBLE, b Feb. 6, 1845; d June 28, 1904; dau Charles Y. and Sarah (Anders) Krieble [25-36]. Children (6): [66-30] 1. Cyrus K., b Mar. 14, 1869; m Ella B. Cassel. [66-31] 2. Charles K., b Sept. 19, 1871; m Laura Eisenbrey. [19-84] 3. Nora K., b Aug. 14, 1874; m Elmer G. Kriebel. 4. Irene K., b Apr. 24, 1876; d Dec. 27, 1879. 5. Newton K., b Oct. 27, 1879; d Aug. 26, 1881. 6. Son, stillborn, June 15, 1883. George K. Meschter was born on May 2, 1840; on his father’s farm in the extreme northern part of Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., near the Salford Schwenkfelder Meeting House. Much of George K. Meschter’s early education was acquired by study at home. When he was about twelve years old he attended for the first time a pay-school kept in the Salford Schwenkfelder Meeting House, an old stone structure standing on the grounds, a few yards to the north of the present building. He next attended Tennis’ Public School about one mile from his home. When approaching manhood he determined to secure as good an education as he could, as a consequence of which he later studied at the Kulpsville Academy for several terms and for a short time at the Quakertown Normal School. For two years he taught in his native township, first at Pleasant Valley, and then at Fry’s School. After this period of teaching he spent one year at Treemount Seminary, Norristown, Pa., in order to fit himself for the study of medicine. The following year, 1864, he studied under the preceptorship of Dr. Joel H. Krauss, of Worcester, Montg. Co., Pa. In the fall of 1865, Mr. Meschter entered the Medical School of the University of Pennsylvania, and was graduated from that institution in 1867, the regular medical course then requiring but two years. However, wishing to be as well prepared as possible for his profession, he pursued graduate work the following year in the Hospital of the Uni¬ versity of Pennsylvania, Blockley and Pennsylvania Hospitals. Having purchased the practice of his preceptor, Dr. Krauss, Dr. Meschter began his professional career in Worcester, Pa., on March 1, 1868. At this one place for twenty-five years he faithfully and enthusiastically pursued his profession, acquiring one of the most extensive practices in the county and being one of the busiest physicians. Doctors B. T. Kohler, E. K. Blank, James M. Anders, David D. Custer, and Josiah K. Gerhard studied under him as preceptor, the last becoming his professional partner. Dr. Gerhard died in 1886, whereupon Dr. James R. Care became associated with Dr. Mesch¬ ter. In spite of his busy practice Dr. Meschter occasionally took time to lecture on medical topics at public schools, teachers’ local institutes, and at the North Wales Academy. Soon after entering upon his professional career, he became a member of the Montg. Co. Medical Society, and remained identi¬ fied with it throughout his life, at one time serving as its president. Partly because of failing health Dr. Meschter gave up the active practice of medicine in 1893. Dr. Meschter assumed the duties of a second calling while still a practicing physician. He was elected minister of the Schwenkfelder congregation of the Middle District on March 23, 1883, to suc¬ ceed the Rev. John B. Kriebel, deceased. He pondered until fall on whether he should accept this election, after which he took up his added duties. After the death of Rev. William S. Anders in 1907, 934 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Dr. Meschter became senior minister of the Middle District. He was also active in the Schwenkfelder Mission in Norristown, Pa., and was consequently invited to assume full charge of this mission in 1905. He continued as its minister until 1908 when he asked for permanent release. His reason for doing so is to be found in his letter of resignation, which follows: “Worcester, Pa., Jan. 7, 1908. To the Members of the Home and Foreign Board of Missions of the Schwenkfelder Church : Brethren, I herewith tender my resignation as pastor of the Norristown Schwenkfelder Church. I take this step, as you probably know, by advice of my physicians, who advise me to give up my work. It is my desire that this resignation shall go into effect, and all my services in connection with said church cease with the close of the regular services of worship on the coming Sabbath. Yours fraternally, George K. Meschter.” Dr. Meschter preached his farewell sermon on Jan. 12, 1908. With the same faithfulness and en¬ thusiasm as in the medical profession he pursued his work as minister, and was anxious in every possible way to advance the interests of the church. He was identified with every movement of the Schwenk¬ felder Church of denominational import. In 1882 he was a member of the Building Committee of the Worcester Schwenkfelder Church. He was secretary of the Board of Home and Foreign Missions of the Schwenkfelder Church from 1904 until 1910, having resigned only shortly before his death. He was a member of the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church since its inception in 1884. He was also a member of the Board of Trustees of Perkiomen Seminary for a number of years and was vice- president of this body. Dr. Meschter spent the last three winters of his life in St. Petersburg, Florida, the warm sunny climate of which benefited his health; but these annual visits could at best only prolong his life. On the morning of June 4, 1910, he arose early — as frequently — chatted happily with his son’s, Cyrus’, family and began trimming small trees on his lawn. Not feeling well he went into his library at 6.15 A. M. to lie on the sofa. The family soon found that his condition had become alarming; he had an attack of cerebral hemorrhage. Of this he died at 6.45 A.M. He obeyed the orders of his Great Physician, and followed the voice of his Good Shepherd. In the appropriate quotation of the Rev. Harvey K. Heeb- ner in his funeral address: “Dead he lay among his books! The peace of God was in his looks.” On June 8, 1910, he was laid to rest in the pretty cemetery of Worcester Schwenkfelder Church. [C. K. M.} [66-15] JOHN K. MESCHTER, b June 15, 1847; s Rev. George and Sophia (Kriebel) Meschter [66-7]; m Mar. 20, 1880, MARY (MAGGIE) HENDRICKS, b May 18, 1858; dau Charles J. Hendricks. Retired farmer; Mainland, Pa. No issue. (191?.) [66-16] OSWIN CLEMMER MESCHTER, b Apr. 9, 1878; s Charles Y. and Matilda B. (Clem- mer) Meschter [66-8]; m May 6, 1905, LAURA D. ECK, b Oct. 4, 1881 ; dau Samuel G. and Malinda W. (Deischer) Eck. Farm laborer; Chapel, Berks Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Irma, b Sept. 18, 1905. 2. Florence, b May 31, 1907. 3. Nelson, b Feb. 16, 1909. 4. Lester, b Nov. 24, 1910. 5. Son, b Oct. 4, 1912; d same day. 6. Elva, b Feb. 22, 1916. [66-17] IDA CLEMMER MESCHTER, b Aug. 3, 1881 ; dau Charles Y. and Matilda B. (Clemmer) Meschter [66-12]; m June 26, 1907, REV. JEREMIAH ALLEN SWINGLE, b Sept. 24, 1880; s Jere¬ miah and Hannah (Corey) Swingle. Rev. Swingle was born at South Canaan, Wayne Co., Pa. In 1906 he was graduated from the Biblical Department of the New York Missionary Training Institute with high honors. He served as secretary and physical director in the Army Y. M. C. A., at Fortress Monroe during 1906. Rev. Swingle was pastor at Windham, Pa. in 1908, and two years later served as missionary pastor at Clemons, N. Y. On Jan. 25, 1910, he was ordained by the Baptist Council, and served as pastor of the Norris¬ town Schwenkfelder Church from 1912 to 1914. At the present time Rev. Swingle is pastor of a church at Northville, N. Y. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 935 Children ( 6 ): 1. Jerry Allen, b Dec. 26, 1908; d Jan. 7, 1909. 2. Kenneth, b May 15, 1910. 3. Oral James, b June 8, 1912. 4. Ruth, b Mar. 28, 1914. 5. Roy Clemmer, b Mar. 30, 1917. 6. Esther Mae, b Apr. 5, 1920. [66-18] WAYNE CLEMMER MESCHTER, b Dec. 18, 1883; s Charles Y. and Matilda B. (Clem¬ mer) Meschter [66-8]; m Oct. 16, 1912, LEILA ELEANORA KRIEBEL, b Aug. 19, 1882; dau Michael Z. and Mary (Cassel) Kriebel [19-49]. Res., 126 Roberts Ave., Glenside, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Wayne Kyrel, b June 14, 1914. 2. Leila Loretta, b Oct. 30, 1915. 3. Eldon Everett, b Aug. 8, 1918. Wayne Clemmer Meschter was born at Palm, Montg. Co., Pa. He attended the public schools of his native township, and also attended Perkiomen Seminary during the two winter terms of 1900-1901. He then went to Phila. and entered the employ of the American Preserve Co. in the shipping depart¬ ment, starting on Sept. 1, 1902. Desiring to improve his scholastic attainments, Mr. Meschter entered the evening school of Temple University, registering in the Commercial Course whichhe successfully completed in 1905. After his graduation Mr. Meschter continued his studies in higher accounting and banking, in addition to pursuing courses in languages and chemistry. In the meantime, on account of his diligence and attention to the business of the firm, he was promoted to office boy, serving in this capacity until 1908 when he was advanced to the position of Assistant-Secretary of the American Preserve Co. After the death of his uncle, William Y. Meschter, in 1909, Mr. Meschter succeeded him as Secretary and Treasurer of the Company, holding that office until 1916, when he acquired the controlling interest in the business, and is now sole proprietor of the Company. The location of the plant at that time was 946-50 North Beach Street, Phila. The city of Philadel¬ phia, desiring to widen Front Street, acquired the major portion of the Company’s property in 1919 by condemnation proceedings, and the concern was ordered to move. Mr. Meschter thereupon purchased the ground at Lehigh Avenue and Third Street and erected the handsome modern factory now located there, which is one of the finest and best equipped of its kind in the country. Operations in the new building were begun in January, 1921. It is rather significant that one of Mr. Meschter’s products which he makes in large quantities is that of “apple butter,” a dish which is always served by the Schwenkfelders at their annual Memorial Day services, held on Sept. 24 of each year. As a citizen Mr. Meschter is always a factor in progressive movements. He served three terms (1910-12) as President of the Alumni Association of the Commercial Department of Temple University, and has been a member of the Board of Managers of the Alumni Association of the same department for a number of years. Ever since coming to Phila., Mr. Meschter has been an active worker in the First Schwenkfelder Church of Philadelphia, having served in practically every capacity in both Church and Sunday School, and has for ten years or more been the very efficient and enthusiastic Superintendent of the Sunday School. Since 1912, when the present Schwenkfelder Church organization was perfected, Mr. Meschter has been Secretary of the Board of Managers of the Charity Fund of the Schwenkfelder Church. It is due the readers of this book to know that Mr. Meschter was one of the first guarantors of the fund to publish this book, and as treasurer of the Publishing Committee, when the guaranty fund was exhausted, advanced the necessary funds to bring this book to its present dimensions and its successful • completion. During the troublesome war times, when the outlook was dark and when the editor was discouraged and when almost insurmountable obstacles seemed to present themselves, it was the en¬ thusiastic optimism and encouragement of the Treasurer that prompted the editor to continue the work and carry it forward to completion. The Editor desires his readers to know that had it not been for the generosity and enthusiasm of Wayne C. Meschter the Schwenkfelder Genealogical Record in its present form would not have been possible. 936 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [66-19] CHARLES DAVID MESCHTER, b Sept. 18, 1888; s Charles Y. and Matilda B. (Clemmer) Meschter [66—8] ; m Apr. 20, 1917, FLORENCE STURM, b July 9, 1895; dau George Sturm. Res., 1743 N. Park Ave., Pliila. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Marguerite Florence, b Jan. 27, 1919. 2. Charles David, Jr., b Aug. 16, 1922. [66-20] EUGENE FUNK MESCHTER, M. D., b Oct. 12, 1877; s Daniel Y. and Medora E. (Funk) Meschter [66-9]; m June 24, 1903, EMMA LINDA REITER, b July 15, 1878; dau Franklin P. Reiter. Mr. Meschter is a physician; he is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary, and the Medico-Chirurgical College, Phila. (1898). He is located in Pittsburgh, Pa., where he is medical examiner for the Pennsyl¬ vania R. R. (1920.) No issue. [66-21] ALBERT FUNK MESCHTER, b Feb. 24, 1880; s Daniel Y. and Medora E. (Funk) Mesch¬ ter [66-9]; m Oct. 2, 1908, ERNESTINE EMERY, b Sept. 24, 1877; dau Stephen A. Emery. Mr. Meschter is a chemist with the E. I. DuPont Co. He is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary (1897), and Bucknell University (1901). Res,, Woodbury, N. J. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Emery, b Apr. 26, 1910. 2. Helen, b Sept. 15, 1912. [66-22] FLORENCE MESCHTER, b Aug. 12, 1882; d Sept. 9, 1908; dau Daniel Y. and Medora E. (Funk) Meschter [66-9]; m Aug. 9, 1906, LESTER HUXTABLE. Res., Canada. No issue. [66-23] DANIEL WEBSTER MESCHTER, b Apr. 15, 1885; s Daniel Y. and Medora E. (Funk) Meschter [66-9]; m Oct. 3, 1912, ANNIE VIRGINIA HALL, b Jan. 24, 1879; dau Jacob B. Meyer. Clerk; St. Louis, Mo. (1920.) No issue. [66-24] ELWOOD FUNK MESCHTER, b Aug. 26, 1888; s Daniel Y. and Medora E. (Funk) Meschter [66-9]; m Jan. 18, 1916, RUTH ANN TAYLOR, b Nov. 3, 1891 ; dau Alfred Taylor. Mechan¬ ical engineer; 349 Union St., Hudson, N. Y. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Elwood Funk, b July 13, 1917. 2. Alfred Taylor, b Dec. 6, 1921. [66-25] JACOB FUNK MESCHTER, b Feb. 10, 1891; s Daniel Y. and Medora E. (Funk) Mesch¬ ter [66—9] ; m Apr. 13, 1912, ESTHER V. B. SMITH, b June 17, 1894; daw Joshua E. Smith. Postal clerk; Swarthmore, Pa. (1920.) One child: Kathryn, b Oct. 7, 1913. [66-26] HOMER MESCHTER, b Jan. 3, 1896; s Daniel Y. and Medora E. (Funk) Meschter [66-9]; m June 25, 1919, MAE L. BITTING, b Sept. 30, 1893; dau William and Elizabeth (Hersh) Bitting. Chemist; Woodstown, N. J. (1919.) One child: Elizabeth Anne, b Apr. 29, 1920. [66-27] EDNA S. MESCHTER, b Aug. 7, 1887; dau Levi Y. and Elizabeth S. (Shelly) Meschter [66-10]; m June 5, 1920, NEWTON S. GOTTSHALL, b Aug. 21, 1891; s Moses C. and Anna K. (Stauffer) Gottshall. Mr. Gottshall is a farmer and is Fieldman for the Interstate Milk Producers’ Association. Edna S. Gottshall is an active worker in the Palm Sunday School and Christian Endeavor Union, and is also an officer and energetic worker in the Perkiomen Valley C. E. Association. Res., Norris¬ town, Pa. (1921.) [66-28] ALICE S. MESCHTER, b May 19, 1890; dau Allen K. and Amanda E. (Smith) Meschter [66-11]; m Oct. 20, 1915, J. A. CARTER RUDY, b Aug. 24, 1888; s William B. and Mary C. Rudy. Res., 1731 W. Huntingdon St., Phila. (1917.) No issue. [66-29] NELLY C. MESCHTER, b June 25, 1874, dau Jacob K. and Hannah (Cassel) Meschter [66-13]; m Aug. 12, 1896, BENJAMIN F. BROWN, b Aug. 6, 1875; s Benjamin D. Brown. Mr. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 937 Brown is a salesman and lives at 2929 W. Lehigh Ave. (1920), Phila., Pa. For a number of years Mr. Browm has served as chorister of the Philadelphia Schwenkfelder Church and Sunday School. Mrs. Brown is his faithful accompanist, and is also Superintendent of the Primary Department of the Sunday School. One child: Burton Meschter, b Dec. 25, 1899; 2929 W. Lehigh Ave., Phila. [66-30] CYRUS KRIEBLE MESCHTER, b Mar. 14, 1869; s Rev. Geo. K. and Mary Ann (Krieble) Meschter [66-14]; m 1891, ELLA B. CASSEL, b Jan. 3, 1871 ; dau Abraham M. and Catharine (Bleam) Cassel. Mr. Meschter is a farmer and lives on the old homestead of his father near Center Point, Pa. He is also an authority on private cemeteries, especially those in which Schwenkfelder descendants are buried. It is primarily through his agitation that the private cemeteries located on various former Schwenkfelder homesteads are now under the care of the church and are kept in good condition. Mr. Meschter has copied many tombstone inscriptions and put them at the disposal of the editor of this work, thus assisting very materially in the compilation of this record. He has also written a number of articles on Schwenkfelder homesteads which were published in “The Schwenkfeldian.” Children (2): [66-32] 1. Ada, b June 9, 1892; m William E. Markley. 2. George C., b June 24, 1896; unm; Worcester, Pa. [66-31] CHARLES KRIEBLE MESCHTER, b Sept, 19, 1871; s Rev. George K. and Mary Ann (Krieble) Meschter [66-14]; m Sept. 12, 1897, LAURA EISENBREY, b Sept. 26, 1876; dau Joseph Hunt Eisenbrey. Prof. Meschter is Assistant Professor of English at Lehigh University; res., 637 N. New St., Bethlehem, Pa. Charles Krieble Meschter, M. A., Ph. D., was born at Worcester, Pa., and is a direct descendant through both parents of Melchior Meisther [E 66]. After completing the course of study in the local school in 1889, Mr. Meschter attended the State Normal School at West Chester, Pa., graduating from that institution in 1892. He then entered the Arts Course of the University of Pennsylvania, receiving the B.S. degree in 1896. The year of 1899-1900 was spent at Harvard College where he received the degree of B.A. In 1896, Mr. Meschter started teaching English and German at Perkiomen Seminary, Pennsburg, Pa., and during this time continued his studies in the Graduate School of the University of Pa. He received the degrees of M.A. in 1907, and Ph. D., in 1913. Dr. Meschter held the following teaching positions: Head of the Dept, of English Language and Literature and of the Dept, of German at Perkiomen Seminary, 1896-1905; Instructor in English Lang¬ uage and Literature, Lehigh University, 1905-1909; Assistant Professor of English Language and Liter¬ ature, Lehigh University, 1909 to date; Head of the Dept, of English Language and Literature, Mora¬ vian College for Women, 1910 to date. In 1914, Dr. Meschter published an edition of “Love’s Victory,’’ a seventeenth century English drama by William Chamberlaine. Dr. Meschter has also written considerable verse. He published a juvenile booklet entitled “Leisure Hour Poems’’ in 1894. The predominant subject of his poems is the Delaware Water Gap, Pa. There appeared a small book of poems written by him entitled “Delaware Water Gap Lyrics” in 1913. In addition to the above Dr. Meschter has written three narrative poems of considerable length on the Water Gap, “Mount Minsi Fairies” (appearing in book form in 1915), “Winona,” 1917, and “Pohoqualin Tales,” 1920. [66-32] ADA MESCHTER, b June 9, 1892; dau Cyrus K. and Ella B. (Cassel) Meschter [66-30]; m 1914, WILLIAM EARL MARKLEY, b Dec. 20, 1892; s Horace II. and Louisa (Hallman) Markley. Salesman; Worcester, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Evelyn, b Mar. 14, 1915. 2. Ada Arlene, b Feb. 9, 1919. . . . ✓ GEORGE SCHOLTZE (SCHULTZ) [E 68] and his DESCENDANTS 940 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [68] GEORGE SCHOLTZE [E 68], b Dec. 6, 1711; baptized Dec. 8, 1711; sponsors: Balthasar Kriebel, Anna Scholtz, Maria Kriebel; d Oct. 30, 1776. He was the son of Melchior and Susanna Schultz of Nieder Harpersdorf, and was the brother of Rev. Christopher Schultz [E 70]. On Jan. 31, 1744, he was married by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman to MARIA YEAKEL [E 207]; dau Abraham and Anna (Heydrick) Yeakel. Maria Yeakel was b Jan. 27, 1719, in N. Hdrf. ; baptized Jan. 29, 1719; sponsors: Christof Kriebel, Susanna Jackel, Maria Beyer; d Dec. 13, 1797. Both George Schultz and Maria Yeakel came to Pa. in 1734. George Schultz was naturalized June 21, 1743. With his brothers, Melchior [E 69] and Rev. Christopher [E 70], George Schultz bought land in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. [Plate C XVIII.] Both he and his wife are buried in Washington Schw. Cem. George Schultz bequeathed to his son Abraham 223 acres of land, and to his son Melchior, all lands situated in Buffalo Twp. in the County of Northumberland, or 341 acres, 50 p., adjoining lands of George Kriebel, Christopher Schultz and others. [Cf. Will of Geo. Schultz.] The Schultz brothers were large land owners. Children (2): [68-1] 1. Abraham, b Mar. 23, 1747; d Dec. 23, 1822; m Regina Yeakel. [68-2] 2. Melchior, b Mar. 25, 1756; d June 11, 1826; m Salome Wagner. The three Schultz brothers — George [E 68], Melchior [E 69], and Christopher [E 70] — were the sons of Melchior and Susanna Schultz. The father preceded the mother in death, and according to the Berthelsdorf Church Records, Susanna, wife of Melchior Schultz, Schlesischer Shuster, died March 30, 1732, aged 46^[ years, and was buried April 2, 1732, mit einer collecte. The grandparents of the Schultz brothers were named Melchior and Anna. This Melchior Scholtz died prior to the migration; hence his widow, Anna Scholtz, remained in Germany, where she died March 30, 1739. [68-1] ABRAHAM SCHULTZ, b Mar. 23, 1747; d Dec. 23, 1822; s George and Maria (Yeakel) Schultz [68]; m Oct. 24, 1771, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to REGINA YEAKLE, b Oct. 1, 1749: d Nov. 9, 1826; dau Christopher and Maria (Schultz) Yeakle [160-1]. [68-3] [68-4] [68-5a] [68-5b] [68-6] Children (7): 1. Benjamin, b July 20, 1772; d Mar. 5, 1814. (See below for biography.) 2. Adam, b Sept. 20, 1775; d Aug. 30, 1831; m Regina Kriebel. 3. Isaac, b Mar. 4, 1778; d Oct. 15, 1867; m Susanna Schultz. 4. Abraham, b Feb. 18, 1781; d Nov. 12, 1821. 5. Frederick, b Aug. 10, 1784; d Dec. 17, 1794. 6. Joseph, b Jan. 22, 1787; d Mar. 3, 1833; m 1. Eve Schultz. 2. Hannah Kriebel. 7. Melchior, b June 23, 1789; d Nov. 5, 1875; m Maria Schultz. Abraham Schultz was born on his father’s plantation in Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. He was the eldest son of George and Maria Yeakel Schultz. In early youth he imbibed a genuine love for books and literature; and although the educational facilities were very limited, he diligently pursued his studies. He was naturally endowed with a comprehensive mind and a keen, retentive memory. Reared a Schwenkfelder, he devoted himself at the arly age of twelve to the transcribing of some of the more important of the Schwenckfeld theological documents. To one of these transcriptions made in 1761, he affixed his signature thus: “Abraham Scholtze.” Another extensive manuscript of which he made a transcript is “The Schwenkfelder Compendium of Faith,” compiled by Christopher Schultz. Having thus early in life become imbued with the tenets of Schwenckfeld, he steadfastly affirmed his adherence to the same until the end of his life. As a member of the Society of Schwenkfelders, he served as a trustee, a school inspector, teacher, and catechist. The Goshenhoppen Schwenkfelder School Record shows that Abraham Schultz was engaged as a teacher on November 21, 1775, for a term of three months, at a salary of eight pounds. He opened the school on December 5, 1775, in the home of Baltzer Schultz. Wherever opportunity offered, he encouraged others to carefully examine the doctrines for which the fathers had fled from home and country. His command of both the German and English languages enabled him to engage in the writing of instructive letters. One of them, written June 14, 1783, to some surviving Schwenkfelders, or their relatives, in Silesia, Christopher Groh, Johann F. Heintze, Jeremiah Heydrick and others in the Plate 103 Plate 104 SZ 43 ‘u $ p >> X u O ci C C m u d) X •vJ 43 Jm P CP ■. X 43 p» o X CP ***> «o *3 ■ 5 x % x o u a B £ A ci T3 X M> 03 4> 43 w P 0 X rt C8 £. p« CS >o C/3 X p C/3 c o p 43 o X 13 r* % CP 43 Cfl Pm O >. CS5 X T? CM CM 43 Pm P O •* to # 60 fP %) X ***** a? 4m* nS ”d 43 X a X t/s *r~i C3 43 X X < ci o tp c£ CD O CD Cw ci pH < l Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 941 Harpersdorf-Probsthayn region of Silesia, is especially remarkable. In it he gave an account of the life among the Schwenkfelders during the period of the American Revolution; it also contains an excellent description of the effects and consequences of the war. His letter addressed to George Kriebel in 1794, with regard to the Sacraments, is a valuable presentation of the interpretation entertained by his people at that time. Another letter written October 22, 1791, to his nephew, Dr. Christopher Heydrick, who had just reached his majority and was then a senior in the Medical School at the University of Pennsylvania, is a gem; the missive is full of excellent advice and is an example of elegance, both in style and in the choice of words. The original is still carefully preserved by the Heydrick family in western Pennsylvania, and is in addition a model of neatness and beauty of penmanship. The following paragraph from that letter reveals the splendid judgment and noble culture of Abraham Schultz, at the same time evincing an idealism worthy of emulation. The paragraph reads thus: , “Next to a teacher of the Gospel I think there is not a Class of men that should be more circumspect and careful to promote the Happiness of Mankind than a Physician. A Physician I believe should be a man of sound religious Principles and a tender Conscience, his chief aim should not be great temporal Honor or Emolument (which is the most delusive Phantom of our depraved Nature) but as above said, an ardent desire to promote the Happiness of Mankind. Whether such Principles are now and then inculcated by your Teachers I do not know, but such Principles I suppose would not be unworthy of any Professor of your Faculty.’’ In the community in which he lived, Abraham Schultz served as a scrivener and counsellor. In 1796 and 1797, he with Cadwallader Evans, Joseph Tyson and John Shoemaker, represented Mont¬ gomery County in the General Assembly of the Commonwealth. During that session he served as a member of numerous important committees. Among other things he supported a bill enabling trustees of the University of Pennsylvania to vacate seats of members for not attending the meetings. It is also of interest to note the following petition regarding the construction of a stone bridge across the Perkiomen at Collegeville, Pa. This petition was introduced Jan. 9, 1797, entitled: “A Petition from a number of inhabitants of Montgomery County, praying leave to raise, by way of lottery, the sum of $20,000 to be applied for the purpose of building a stone arched bridge over the Perkiomen Creek where it crosses the great road from Philadelphia.” On motion and by special order this petition was read the second time in order to be referred to Messrs. Evans, Schultz, Tyson, J. Shoemaker, Lieb, Lewis and Gehr, to report thereon. [E. E. S. ./.] Benjamin Shultz, M.D., the eldest son of Abraham Schultz, was born and reared in Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., on the farm at present (1922) in the possession of Roland Dicky. The educa¬ tional facilities, provided by the Schwenkfelder School System of the colonial period, surrounded his early life. He prepared for a professional career, graduating from the department of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in the year 1795, with the degree of Doctor of Medicine. At the time of his graduation he submitted an inaugural dissertation to the examination of the Rev. John Ewing, S. T. P. Provost, the Trustees, and University Medical Faculty. This was done on the twenty-first day of May, 1795. The dissertation was published under the title: “An Inaugural Botanico-Medical Dissertation, on the Phytolacca Decandra of Linnaeus. By Benjamin Shultz, of Pennsylvania, Mem¬ ber of the Philadelphia Medical Society. Philadelphia, printed by Thomas Dobson, At the Stone- House, No. 41, South Second-Street, 1795.” It is a book of fifty-five printed pages and one plate. The common name of the plant treated in the discussion is “Poke” or “Poke-Weed.” Dr. Shultz dedicated this, his first publication, to his instructors and friends, Caspar Wistar, M.D., and Benjamin Smith Barton, M.D. Two copies of this very scarce book are preserved in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg, Pa. Two months after his graduation from the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Shultz delivered an oration before the Mosheimian Society of Philadelphia. This was likewise published, under the title: “An Oration delivered before The Mosheimian Society, on July 23d, 1795; Being the Day appointed for their Yearly Meeting. By Benjamin Shultz, M.D., Philadelphia; Printed By T. Dobson, at the Stone-House, No. 41, South Second-Street. M, DCC, XCV.” This is a quarto tract of fourteen pages. A copy of this rare print is preserved in the Ridgway branch of the Philadelphia Library. The Mosheim¬ ian Society “was instituted in the year 1789, in the city of Philadelphia, for the purpose of keeping up the knowledge of the German language, and to preserve it in its purity. It was named after Mosheim, a celebrated writer in Germany, who made the most strenuous exertions to purify this elegant language from every foreign word and name, in order to simplify it as much as possible.” During the years following his graduation, Dr. Shultz appears to have engaged in medicinal experimentation. This led him, with the aid of some friends, to establish a balsam farm along the Green Valley road in Hereford Twp., Berks Co., Pa. The project proved an unsuccessful one and 942 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families dissolved about the year 1800. Subsequently he located at or near Middelberg in what is now Snyder Co., Pa. Very little is known of his later life. He appears to have suffered great affliction through an accident which necessitated the amputation of a limb. Without the assistance of a physician he personally directed the operation, although he died from the effects on March 5, 1814. The place of his interment is somewhere in the Middelberg region. [E. E. S. J. ] [68-2] REV. MELCHIOR SCHULTZ, b Mar. 25, 1756; d June 11, 1826; s George and Maria (Yeakel) Schultz [68]; m Nov. 29, 1781, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to SALOME WAGNER, b Aug. 28, 1761; d Jan. 27, 1835; dau Christopher and Susanna (Heebner) Wagner [196-1]. Melchior Schultz was elected a minister of the Society of Schwenkfelders and served very accepta¬ bly in that capacity for many years. By occupation he was a farmer, living in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., on the farm known as Washington’s Headquarters ( see below), which is occupied today (1922) by the Joseph Schultz family [68-21]. In the possession of the latter family is Melchior Schultz’s account book — a most interesting relic — which shows his personal accounts on the farm, together with his accounts as trustee; it clearly proves also what care he exercised in listing all items of income and expenditure. Through the courtesy of the Joseph Schultz family, we reproduce below some extracts from the book. Children (8): [19-10a] [19-13] 1 [19-7] J [19-14] [68-7] [25-15] [68-8] [25-17] 2. Regina, b Nov. 17, 1783; d Feb. 28, 1869; m 1. Christina, b Sept. 29, 1782; d Apr. 21, 1819; m Samuel Kriebel. 1. Isaac Kriebel. 2. Dr. Christopher Kriebel. 3. Maria, b Aug. 21, 1785; d Feb. 13, 1811; m Benjamin Kriebel. 4. Henry W., b Dec. 3, 1788; d Dec. 31, 1846; m Anna Yeakle. 5. Sarah, b Jan. 11, 1792; d Apr. 20, 1837; m Rev. David Kriebel. 6. Frederick W. | twim< b June 2g_ 1795. d j Apr. 12, 1867; m Mary K. Kriebel. 7. Susanna j ’ ’ ’1 Apr. 25, 1848. 8. Rosina, b Jan. 15, 1798; d Apr. 7, 1872; m Melchior Kriebel. Rev. Melchior Schultz’s Homestead or “Washington’s Headquarters.” This house is situated in Worcester Twp. on the road leading from Center Point to West Point, Pa., and was built by Peter Wentz in 1758. The date-stone bearing the initials of Peter Wentz and his wife, Rosannah, is plainly visible on the front of the house. In addition to the initials of the builders the following inscription is found on the stone: “Jesu kom in mein Haus, Weig nimmer mer haraus; Kom mit deiner Gnaden guet Und stelle meine sel zu fried.” (Free Translation) “Jesus, come into my house, Leave it nevermore; Come with Thy blessed favor, And bring peace to my soul.” Rev. Melchior Schultz came into possession of this property in 1794 and it has been in the family of his descendants ever since, being occupied at present by his great-grandson, Isaac Schultz. The house consists of two stories, an attic and also a rear wing, and is built of stone. In outward appear¬ ance it resembles the better class of Colonial farm house, a few examples of which are still to be found. Another curiosity on this property is a large stone water trough, long in use by the Schultz family. It was hewn out of solid rock with immense labor in some unknown former period. The trough has always belonged to the premises and promises to be as serviceable a century hence as it is today. History tells us that when the Continental army was in camp in this vicinity, both before and after the battle of Germantown which was fought on the fourth of October, 1777, Washington estab¬ lished his headquarters in this house on the sixteenth of October. While staying here, General Washington wrote a letter to Congress in reference to the Battle of Saratoga, which proved to be a victory for the Americans and resulted in the surrender of Burgoyne. In this letter he speaks of camping in the same spot before the Battle of Germantown was fought, but how long he stayed there is unknown. The letter also contains the following paragraph: “It is with the highest satisfaction that I congratulate Congress on the success of our arms, at the northward in the action of the 7th, an event of the most interesting importance at this critical juncture. From the happy train in Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 943 which things then were, I hope we shall soon hear of the more decisive advantages. We moved this morning from the encampment at which we had been for six or seven days past, and have just arrived at the grounds we occupied here before the action of the 4th.” After the Battle of Germantown, the British troops are said to have pursued the soldiers as far north as the interior of Worcester Twp., committing depredations on the property of the Wentz family, which were so serious that Peter Wentz afterward received 125 pounds from the State as compensation. During Washington’s stay in the old stone house, some of the American soldiers were encamped in the woodland northeast of the dwelling. This woodland included what was later the “Jesse Yerger” farm, which also belonged to the Wentz property. In the rear of the barn two soldiers are said to have been buried. Many musket and cannon balls, rusty camp spades and other relics, testifying to the presence of the army, have been found in that vicinity from time to time. One of the traditions extant is to the effect that when the cheering news of victory at Saratoga was received, the soldiers in their joy fired a salute so close to the house where General Washington was quartered, that the greater portion of the glass in the windows was shattered. It seems that when Washington took possession of this house for his headquarters, Peter Wentz did not vacate the premises, but remained and gave the General a portion of the house for his use. General Washington occupied two chambers in the west corner of the house, one on the first story where he took his meals, and the other, a large square room on the second floor, which served as his bedroom. A door — no longer in existence — then connected the dining room downstairs with a small kitchen, where his meals were prepared by his own cook, probably a colored woman. This kitchen was kept securely locked in the absence of the faithful cook, lest some Tory might obtain entrance and throw poison into the food. Another tradition current among the families of the vicinity, is that during Washington’s stay there, one of the neighbors, Philip Stong, and his wife, Barbara, were bold enough to call upon the General. Washington was so well pleased that he invited them to supper, which they enjoyed together in the cozy west dining room. In after years old Barbara Stong, who lived near the present mill on Skippack Road, delighted in relating her reminiscences of Washington and of this episode in particular. Among the provisions of the last will of Rev. Melchior Schultz, made in 1826, was the clause that his widow, Salome, should have for her use during the remainder of her life “the kitchen and stove room adjoining the north end of my house as well as the room in the second story called Washington’s room.’’ [Edivard Matthews .] ‘‘Melchior Shultz Account Book, 1787” “Book of Account for George and Anna Heebner’s Estate per me Melchior Shultz 17S6” “1783 According to last will and testament of George Heebner of Worcester Township his Personal Estate being ap¬ praised soon after his decease by Henry Conrad and Abraham Ivreeble which came to the amount of £705 .0.3 To his wife Anna being left Household and Farming utensils to the amount of 269. 17. 6 Some Household and farming utensils being sold by way of Publick Vendue and came to 29.15.11 Money, Bonds and Notes were given to ye care of Melchior Shultz one of the Executors amounting to 405 .1.5 £704.14.10 The above Vendue came less than the articles were appraised 5. 5 705. 0. 3 “1784, August, Anna Heebner died whereupon Melchior Ivreeble and Melchior Shultz the Executors of her late husband George Heebner, took upon them the administration of her Personal Estate the same being appraised by Henry Conrad and Abraham Kreeble which came to the amount of £376.9. 10. The books were Locked up into a Chest to be Divided among the Children and are valued to £ 14. 4. 0. Money, Notes were given to the care of Melchior Shultz in order to pay her Debts, amounting to 57 . 7 . 3 . Her other Moveables, Household and Farming Implements being Sold by way of Publick Vendue to the highest Bidder and came to 380. 3. 6. Some interesting items of receipts: — “Mel Shultz Received “1784, Nov. 24: Of Abrm. Anders for Rye and hay £0.17. 0 Dec. 2: Of Christopher Wagener for Rye and Aples 1 15. 7 1785, Mar. 21: Of Br Yeakle Interest for Aples 17. 7 1786, Nov. 28: Of Christoph Yeakle for Baltzers Service 3.11. 9 Dec. 3: Of Baltzer Yeakle for Marys Service 2. 7. 6 1788, Apr. 28: Of Baltzer Yeakle for 1 years Service of Mary Heebner 3. 4. 8 1789, Apr. 9: Of Baltzer Yeakle for Marys service 1.13. 6 1790, Apr. 25: Of Abrm Yeakle for Interest and for Marys Service 5. 2. 3 1791, May 9: Of George Heydrick for one years Service for Mary Heebner after deducting her necessary cloathing 2. 2. 9“ 944 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Interesting payments showing prices that obtained at that time: “1783, Sept. 30: Oct. 3 : Dec. 2: Nov. 5: Dec. 11: 1784, Apr. 2: June' June 22 : 23: 1784, Nov. 12: Dec. 2: 1785, Apr. 20: May 10: June 3: 1786, May 25: June 6: 6: 6: 25: Aug. 30: Nov. 15: Nov. 15: 1789, 1790, July 31: 1792, Apr. 10: Apr. 13 : June 23: 1793, May 1 : July 25: Oct. 2: Oct. 28: Dec. 21: 1794, Apr. 3 : Apr. 27: Apr. 28: 1798, 1803, “Paid:” To Michael Rutt for the Coffin £1 . To the Clerk of the Regisr Gen. Olice for the Probate of the Will 1 . To Lawyer Potts for a Writ against Jn. Reed 0. To George Sherry for making Shinkels 1 . To Geo Snyder for a Months Service 2. To Mary Homiller for serving as Housemaid 1 . To Harman Custard Supervisor road Tax 0. Two pieces of Gold was appraised by mistake for Guineas but appeared afterwards to be Quarter Joes by that we lost 0. To Frederick Conrad for serving as clerk at ye Vendue To Jacob Weber for Crying at the Vendue To Abraham Shultz for 1150 Oak Shinkels for a Roof on George Heebners House 3. To Christ Wagoner for hauling sd Shinkels 1 . To Mel Shultz for administration of Heebners Estate being allowed by the Register Genral 8 . To Michael Rutt for the coffin 1 . To Christopher Yeakle boarding and tuition of Baltzer 7. When the Coppers fell to 15 for a Shilling I had 200 of them in hand and lost by that To Jacob Bayer for laying a roof on the house To Rosina Seibt for 1 years boarding washing and tending of Catharine Heebner 13 . To Jacob Smith for Meal on Catharinas Burying To Barbara Tyson for Rum etc on Burying 1 . To Melchior ltinewald for digging the Graves for Catharine and Barbara Heebner To Br. Rinewald for the two coffins To George Anders for Meal on Burying To Rosina Seibt for boarding etc for Catharine 5 . To Christ Yeakle for boarding and Schooling of Baltzer 7. To Abrm Kreeble for boarding washing etc of Henry and Barbara Heebner 6. Melchior Shultz a pair of Shoes for Mary ditto for 1 yard linsey for a jacket for Baltzer To Abrm. Kreeble for Books for the children 1 . for Weichenhans Postile 0. for a Spelling Book for Henry Heebner To Andrew Kreeble for Schooling Henry Heebner 0. To Christoph Hofman for binding Books 1 . To Balthaser Heebner what he has earned of David Kreeble and Christopher Yeakle jun 7. To Abraham Kreeble for Writing Paper for Henry To Andrew Kreeble, Junr. for Schooling for Henry To Mary Heebner what she earned of Balser Yeakle and George Heydrick 13. To Mary Heebner in part of her share 6. Likewise 20 lb. of Feathers at 216 per lb. 2. To Mary Heebner in part of her share 11 . A Slate, 5 Quiers of Paper, Ink Potle and Powder for Henry Heebner Paid to Baltzer Heebner out of his Grand-Mother’s Estate To Christopher Yeakle, jr. for Sixteen Weeks’ Boarding and Schooling for Henry Heeb¬ ner 7 . To Mary Heebner on Division of her Fathers Books 1 . To Mary Heebner the remainder of her share 219. and Received a discharge signed by her husband, Andrew Kreeble and herself dated the 30th April, 1794 Paid Regina Heebner her due share of her Fathers and Mothers Estate and received a discharge signed by her Husband, John Schultz and herself dated the 30th March, 1798 Paid Henry Heebner the last Heir, his due Share of his Fathers and Mothers Real and personal Estate and received a discharge dated the 6th day of January, 1803. Whereupon I say, Amen, Witness my Hand Melchior Schultz” “1818 Expenses for Building a House” (Presumably the house where Alvin K. Rothenberger now lives in Worcester Twp., near Center Point, Pa. This account shows the price of labor and building material at that time. From Rev. Melchior Schultz's Account "2500 feet white pine Boards $1 . 50 per C. $ 37.50 500 feet % Boards @ 1.75 8.75 3000 Ceder Shingles (a) 22 . 00 66.00 for dressing shingles and cutting Timber 9.30 1819 Sash and 3 pannel Doors 13.05 1000 feet white pine Boards $2.50 per C. 25.00 Scantling for Window frames 13.10 78 lb. Nails 10 cents a lb. 7.80 5. 0 17. 6 6. 7 13. 9 10. 0 1. 0 3. 1 10. 0 4. 6 9. 0 9. 0 8. 0 13. 0 5. 0 0. 8 3. 9 8. 6 0. 0 15. 0 2. 8 5. 0 12. 0 7. 6 10. 6 4. 8 5. 7 4. 6 10. 0 19. 8^ 1 . 10 12. 6 12. 0 6. 9 1. 6 7. 6 8. 5 0. 0 10. 0 0. 0 13. 3 15.8}{ 3. 6 2. 6 18.10 (1922.) Book.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 94 15.5 40 929 1 10 4 1 20 15 1 500 In Bushels of Lime 18c per Bu. 31.00 lb. Shingle & floor Nails at 9 cent a lb. 3.60 feet yellow pine boards @ $2 .20 26 . 43 one and a quarter Box window glass 15.00 keg white lead 3 . 50 lb. butty 1 . 60 oz. Sugar lead & 1 b. Litharge .38 gallon & 7 pints oil 2.20 loads sand 5.00 Bushels of hair at 20 cents per bu. 3 . 00 do Sea Sand .37 plastering Laths 1 . 00 keg white lead y2 Brown & Lamp Black 3 . 50 To I & Jac Heebner for Quarrying & digging Cellar To Jac. Hollabush for plastering John Bisson for ditto EAran Bisson & Son 28 days walling and dashing William Bisson 11% days Availing at $1 . 10 cent John Bisson 11 % Walling F. Smith 9 days ditto J. Bayer 7% days Walling 26 . 87 12.00 8.00 30.80 12.92 12.65 10.17 8.25 David Kriebel, Joiner 55 days 50.62 Sami Kriebel 32.00 Jonathan Guy 19 days @ 7 S. 17.67 Joseph Gerhard 6 S. 15.20 Jac Heckler 52 32.95 Melchior Kriebel Quarrying Stone, Tending Masons, etc Abraham Reimvald tending Masons Smith Avork 74.79 148.44 30.66 11.83 22.72 Total expense for Building House 690.34 1820 the total cost of building a barn with items mentioned as in the case of the house 489. 72 y Cost of both 1180.06^” “1817 An account of receipts and expenses for the year Receipts for farm products, mostly Butter, veal, wheat, etc.’’ Some interesting items: — “Serving on a damage jury 1 . 00 A Bull 50.00 2% Bu. Clover Seed @ $11 27.50 May: 41 Bu. & 86 Lb. Wheat (a) $3 125.80 June: Oats 30 B1 @ 5 S 20.00 2 Barrels Syder Royal $7 14.00 July: 81% Bushels of Wheat @ $2.50 217.77 Sept: 3 Bushels of Aples 1.00 October: % Barrel of Syder 1.25 Interesting items paid: — Total receipts for year “2 Spinning wheels Direct Tax Road Tax 6 lb. Sugar 16 cents for schooling For a new plough Direct, County and Road Tax in Chester County A Quartel Veal County Tax Militia fine October: a Shirt for binding some Books a Wine Bottle Novr: 3 Gallons of Brandy Lining for a jacket and Buttons Excise for stilling whisky Dr. Fryee 1149.68“ 9.00 9.33 7.02 .96 4.40 6.00 2.95 1.20 12.24 4.00 2.40 2.40 .50 7.50 1.00 1 . 12 .37 946 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Dec: S. Kreeble for mowing 7.12 M. Kreeble for Mowing and Weaving 38.49 Total expenses for year 284 . 35 Clear profit in one year 865.63” [68-3] ADAM SCHULTZ, b Sept. 20, 1775; d Aug. 30, 1831; s Abraham and Regina (Yeakle) Schultz [68-1]; m May 20, 1801, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, to REGINA KRIEBEL, b June 25, 1780; d May 3, 1858; dan Andrew and Susannah (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-4]. Adam Schultz lived in Hereford, Berks Co., Pa. Children ( 9 ): 1. Abraham, b Apr. 12, 1803; d Dec. 5, 1814. [68-9] 2. Israel, b Jan. 4, 1805; d July 16, 1844; m Anna Anders. 3. Jacob, b Apr. 8, 1808; d Nov. 7, 1831. 4. Adam, b Sept. 21, 1810; d Nov. 12, 1831. [68-10] 5. Andrew, b May 19, 1813; d Nov. 27, 1885; m Sarah Mohr. [68-11] 6. Enoch, b Mar. 31, 1816; d Aug. 31, 1885; m Leah Newman. 7. Sarah, b Sept. 1, 1818; d May 11, 1820 (drowned). [11-55] 8. Regina (Rachel), b Oct. 9, 1821; d Sept. 15, 1852; m John Krauss. 9. Solomon, b Nov. 19, 1824; d June 4, 1854. [68-4] ISAAC SCHULTZ, b Mar. 4, 1778; d Oct. 15, 1867; s Abraham and Regina (Yeakle) Schultz [68-1]; m May 31, 1804, by Rev. George Kriebel, to SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b May 7, 1782; d Sept. 17, 1834; dau David and Anna (Kriebel) Schultz [70-2]. Children (8): [68-12] 1. Amos S., b May 11, 1809; d May 10, 1895; m Elizabeth Kriebel. 2. Isaac, b June 8, 1811; d Jan. 2, 1874; unm. [68-13] 3. Abraham S., b Sept. 16, 1813; d Sept. 20, 1892; m Rebecca Gerhard. [68-14] 4. Daniel S., b Apr. 10, 1816; d Dec. 29, 1886; m Mary Krieble. [149-38] 5. Christina, b Feb. 15, 1818; d Aug. 3, 1857; m David Schultz. [68-15] 6. Joel, b Apr. 2, 1820; d Dec. 12, 1864; m Leah Schultz. 7. Philip, b Mar. 11, 1822; d Oct. 21, 1864; he was a saddler and lived in Philadelphia ; was bitten by a dog and died of hydrophobia. 8. Joseph, b Mar. 30, 1824; d Sept. 1, 1827. Isaac Schultz was a farmer by occupation and resided on the farm, now (1922) the property of the Levi G. Schultz Estate in Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. It is a portion of the original Schultz tract, the old homestead being owned today by R. L. Dicky. A literary spirit pervaded the atmosphere of the home of his childhood and this made a permanent impression upon him. At the early age of twelve he was a pupil in the Hosensack Academy under the care of George Carl Stocks who was the instructor at that time. That he was a proficient Latin student is evidenced by original Latin letters — still extant — - written by him as a pupil to his fellow-students. Isaac Schultz always remembered his Latin teacher with warm affection, and when in after years the latter through misfortunes was reduced to poverty, his erstwhile pupil solicited funds from among the former students of the Academy to give relief to their teacher. In the Society of Schwenkfelders Isaac Schultz first of all was a teacher, and in the years between 1798 and 1800 and later, he became a foremost leader. Having been elected, May 19, 1827, as secretary of the Society, he served in that capacity for more than thirty years, and was succeeded on May 15, 1858, by Joshua Schultz. During those years he likewise served as secretary for the trustees of the Literary Fund of the Schwenkfelders, but on May 11, 1850, he declined reelection to that office. Although all his records for the Society were written in German, he possessed a mastery of English as well, and his letters to his children and grandchildren reveal a fineness of diction and choice selection of thought and vocabulary that win our admiration. In later years he was frequently invited to write for the press of the day; the themes of the numerous papers prepared by him, many of which appeared in public print, invariably related to the history of his people. An example of this nature of his work is to be found in I. Daniel Rupp’s “HE PASA EKKLESIA— An Original History of the Religious Denominations at present existing in the United States,” published in Philadelphia in 1844, and again infa revised form in 1859. In each of these editions appears a chapter on “The Schwenkfelders,” written by “Isaac Schultz, Berks County, Pennsylvania” — obviously an error for “Montgomery Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 947 County.” He also translated numerous German documents into the English language. His services to his community were of an eminent character and were always rendered for the sake of improvement and progress. [E. E. S. ./.] [68-5a] JOSEPH SCHULTZ, b Jan. 22, 1787; d Mar. 3, 1833; s Abraham and Regina (Yeakle) Schultz [68-1]; m May 19, 1812, EVE SCHULTZ, b May 3, 1791; d Aug. 16, 1816; dau Gregory and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-4]. No issue. [68-5b] JOSEPH SCHULTZ, same as above, m 2nd time, June 18, 1820, HANNAH KRIEBEL b Sept. 16, 1791 ; d Aug. 20, 1863; dau Rev. Melchior and Rosina (Heebner) Kriebel [25-6b]. No issue. Hannah (Kriebel) Schultz m 2nd time, David Yeakel [38-31b]. [68-6] MELCHIOR SCHULTZ, b June 23, 1789; d Nov. 5, 1875; s Abraham and Regina (Yeakle) Schultz [68-1]; m Apr. 28, 1814, MARIA SCHULTZ, b July 8, 1795; d Jan. 29, 1877; dau David and, Anna (Kriebel) Schultz [70-2]. Children (3): [68-16] 1. David, b July 7, 1819; d Oct. 23, 1883; m Maria Schultz. 2. Lydia, b Oct. 17, 1821; d Feb. 26, 1833. [38-48] 3. Maria (Mary), b July 14, 1824; d Mar. 26, 1912; m Jesse Yeakel. [68-7] HENRY W. SCHULTZ, b Dec. 3, 1788; d Dec. 31, 1846; s Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2]; m Nov. 8, 1814, ANNA YEAKLE, b July 18, 1789; d Feb. 20, 1869; dau Christopher and Susannah (Kriebel) Yeakle [160-3]. Henry W. Schultz was a farmer and lived in Whitemarsh Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., on a farm later owned by Elias H. Phipps. Children (/+): [68-17] 1. Harriet Y., b June 21, 1817; d - ; m Jesse Shepard. [68-18] 2. Selina Y., b — - — — — -, 1819; d Feb. 16, 1901; m Rev. Frederick Krecker. 3. Eleanor Y., b Apr. 25, 1824; d May 5, 1866. 4. Amanda Y., b May 5, 1826; d Aug. 6, 1845. [68-8] FREDERICK W. SCHULTZ, b June 28, 1795; d Apr. 12, 1867; s Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2]; m May 31, 1827, MARY (MARIA) K. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 17, 1806; d July 20, 1875; dau Abraham and Christina (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-9]. Frederick Schultz was a farmer and lived in Worcester, Pa. Children (7): 1. Dinah K., b Feb. 23, 1828; d Jan. 21, 1846. [68-19] 2. Adonia K., b Mar. 25, 1830; d June 6, 1912; m Elizabeth Anders. [161— 22b] 3. Naomi K., b Oct. 21, 1832; d Mar. 9, 1905; m Andrew Anders. [68-20] 4. Mary K., b Dec. 17, 1834; m Jesse Yerger. 5. Lydia K., b Jan. 4, 1839; d Jan. 28, 1846. [68-21] 6. Joseph K., b Apr. 9, 1841; d Dec. 7, 1899; m Sarah S. Kriebel. [68-22] 7. Sarah K., b Apr. 12, 1845; m Henry S. Keely. [68-9] ISRAEL SCHULTZ, b Jan. 4, 1805; d July 16, 1844; s Adam and Regina (Kriebel) Schultz [68-3]; m Nov. 22, 1827, ANNA ANDERS, b Apr. 16, 1799; d Mar. 17, 1867; dau Benjamin and Salome (Yeakle) Anders [161-8]. Israel Schultz was a farmer and lived on a farm later owned by John E. Brecht, near Cedars, Pa. Children ( 8 ): 1. Samuel H., b Aug. 27, 1828; d Oct. 7, 1828.' [68-23] 2. Salome A., b Jan. 19, 1830; d Jan. 15, 1909; m Jacob H. Price. [68-24] 3. Benjamin, b Aug. 29, 1831; d May 19, 1874; m Susanna Kline. 4. Regina, b Oct. 20, 1833; d Jan. 2, 1853. 5. Elizabeth A., b Apr. 2, 1835; d July 5, 1890; unm. 6. James A., b Oct. 13, 1836; d Feb. 15, 1909; unm. Rev. James A. Schultz died in the State Hospital at Harrisburg, Pa., and was buried in the Mingo Brethren Church Cem. of Montg. Co. He was a minister of the Reformed Church. 7. Jesse A., b Apr.' 25, 1838; d May 7, 1838. [68-25] 8. Maria (Mary) A., b Nov. 29, 1839; d May 31, 1864; m Samuel H. Price. 948 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [68-10] ANDREW SCHULTZ, b May 19, 1813; d Nov. 27, 1885; s Adam and Regina (Kriebel) Schultz [68-3]; m Nov. 16, 1845, SARAH MOHR, b Mar. 17, 1827; d May 1, 1883; dau Andrew Mohr. Children (3): 1. Emma, b June 1, 1846; d Mar. 9, 1879; unm. [68-25.1] 2. Mary Ann, b June 9, 1849; d Apr. 23, 1910; m - Broadback; divorced; no issue. 3. Harrison, b Apr. 13, 1864; d Mar. 5, 1887. [68-11] ENOCH SCHULTZ, b Mar. 31, 1816; d Aug. 31, 1885; s Adam and Regina (Kriebel) Schultz [68-3]; m Nov. 14, 1841, LEAH NEWMAN, b Sept. 27, 1821 ; d Mar. 30, 1907; dau Samuel and Regina (Krauss) Newman [48-11]. Enoch Schultz was a farmer and lived in Hereford Twp., Pa on a farm formerly occupied by his father, Adam Schultz. Children (10): [11-142] 1. Sarah, b Jan. 8, 1843; d Apr. 18, 1906; m Abraham Krauss. [149-76] 2. Lydia N., b Apr. 19, 1844; m Enos Schultz. [68-26] 3. Levi N., b Dec. 15, 1845; m Sarah L. Reiff. |?f-27a] | 4. Erwin N„ 6 July 26, 1847; m \ \ Susanna Schultz [6S-27b] J J l 2. Emma Schultz Yeakel. [149-59] 5. Regina N., b Aug. 6, 1849; m Nathan M. Schultz. [149-78] 6. Susanna, b Sept. 4, 1850; m William S. Schultz. 7. Esther, b Mar. 27, 1854; d Apr. 28, 1876. [68-28] 8. Daniel N., b Nov. 9, 1855; m Susan G. Schultz. [43-226] 9. Mary, b June 6, 1859; d Sept. 1, 1902; m Samuel R. Seibert. 10. Emma, b Feb. 12, 1863; d Jan. 24, 1885. [68-12] AMOS S. SCHULTZ, b May 11, 1809; d May 10, 1895; s Isaac and Susanna (Schultz) Schultz [68-4] ;m Apr. 16, 1833, ELIZABETH KRIEBEL, b Dec. 23, 1812; d Mar. 29, 1891 ; dau Samuel and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-10a]. Amos S. Schultz was a farmer and miller; he resided in Washington Twp., Berks Co., Pa., on farm now (1922) owned by his son, Owen K. Schultz. [149-75] [68-29] [68-30] [68-31] [68-32a] [68-32b] [59-51] Children (8): 1. Sarah, b Aug. 25, 1836; d Mar. 25, 1920; m Joel Schultz. 2. Susanna, b Sept. 4, 1838; d Dec. 1, 1883; m Allen F. D. Johnson. 3. Joseph K., b Nov. 20, 1840; m Susan B. Krauss. 4. Amanda K., b Apr. 5, 1843; d Nov. 14, 1862. 5. Lucina K., b Nov. 10, 1845; unm; Palm, Pa. (See below for biography.) 6. Edwin K., b Aug. 1, 1848; m Amanda Schultz. | 1. Leanna Kriebel. I 2. Mary Ann Schultz. 8. Elizabeth K., b May 4, 1853; m Josephus K. Gerhard. 7. Owen K., b Mar. 23, 1851; m Amos Schultz was born on the homestead originally established by the three brothers, George, Melchior and Christopher Schultz in Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Reared in an atmosphere which fostered the intellectual as well as the spiritual training of the child, he was early sent to the local private schools, especially those under the direction of the celebrated early Schwenkfelder School System. Beyond this he attended the private school of Dr. James Patterson at Germantown, Phila. Although this limits his actual attendance in the schools of his time, by dint of personal effort he never¬ theless improved his mind and gained the reputation of having far more than an average intelligence. Before the age of twenty-five he entered the service of his uncle, Joseph Schultz, who owned a farm in Douglass Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Following his uncle’s death, Amos Schultz purchased the farm. The natural endowments and the perseverance of Mr. Schultz, soon made him a potent factor in every enterprise, which tended to improve the community. Enterprising and progressive as he was, he openly advocated better local educational facilities. One of the first commissions issued under the new constitution of Pennsylvania was granted to Amos Schultz, designating him as a Justice of the Peace; this office he filled very creditably during the decade of 1840 to 1850. The conveyances written and executed by him challenge universal admiration. As success crowned his persistent toil he added to his holdings of real estate until his domains extended well into Berks County along both banks of the West Branch of the Perkiomen. Discovering brick clay in one of his meadows, he engaged in the manufacture of brick and these in turn were devoted Plate 105 List of Articles destroyed by the British during the Battle of Germantown on the property of Christopher Yeakel [1 GO— 1 J (Original in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.) Plate 106 / n. /F ~y ^ Vj^^? ^frr^r^^1 • ■ ^ £**£+>* ■ +’*l dyyWltAt r*~- tin 9jffiCn*tx.itrr% J^Wh/ J-f„ a A. tdfy'Ji/'fn 4^» A»/./ - tr>*r- j oflv ym QL.. / i / *« j ti/i X~~ ' &sv /Z jfy'*nA ■yirf&tn . y 9^/fc/ A/y? M,r GftC O m • '*'•• * m j 1. Anna Lehman. [74-28b] J [ 2. - [74—29] 5. Abraham, b Dec. 31, 1797; d Feb. 13, 1868; m Esther - George Heebner was married twice. [ Unable to complete or verify above data.] John, George and Abraham Heebner were contributors to the Jerusalem Church, Schuylkill Haven, in 1827 and 1828. George conveyed land to Henry Stager in 1815. A George Heebner bought 57^4 acres of land in 1790 in Limerick Twp., Pa., which said George Heebner and wife Catharine, sold in 1792, he being then “George Heebner, potter,” of Vincent Twp., Chester Co., Pa. In 1797 he bought 219 acres of land in Vincent and Pikeland Twps. Deeds show that he was a miller in Chester County. He sold nearly all his land on April 2, 1814, and disappeared from the county. The following year, 1815, a George Heebner whose wife’s name was Catharine, appeared in Schuylkill Co. He was one of the richest men of the township. Doctor Thomas L. Heebner of Port Carbon, Pa., has a Heebner-made pie plate handed down as an heirloom in the family. It came to him from George, son of Abraham, son of George, and will descend to his son, George. “George Hiibner was another Pennsylvania-German potter who had an establishment in the same county (Montgomery) between 1785 and 1798. He made earthenware decorated in the Sgraffito Style, with figures of peacocks, tulips, and other motives and inscriptions with the dates of manufacture. Occasionally his name appears in full on large, circular dishes and one example in the museum collection bears his initials, carved in old German text.” [Barber: Marks of American Potters.] The following is a list of some of the pottery made by George Heebner, which was sold as part of the “Pennypacker Collection” in 1920. The prices received for the various articles are also given. Red Earthenware Deep Pie Plate, decorated with two doves, floral designs and inscribed border, incised and colored, dated 1792. . i . $30.00 Yellow Slip Pie Plate, With Fantastic Designs of Doves — two doves with one heart — and inscriptions on planchet and border, incised, outlines, and color relief of red, green and brown, dated 1791 . $200 . 00 Yellow Slip Jar, slope top with incised floral decorations and border finished in colors, dated 1785 . $45.00 Large Yellow Slip Jar With Broad Loop Handles, narrow neck profusely decorated with floral designs and pea¬ cocks, with inscription incised on shoulder line, finished in colors in his most lavish style. [See illustration.] . . $230 . 00 Large Oval Platter, Yellow Slip and large floral designs . . . .$205.00 The Heebner pottery was much in demand and was purchased by collectors. Other relics made by Sell wenkf elders and sold at this sale were as follows: Embroidered Linen Chair Cover, made by Maria Urffer . $3.50 Scissors, Chain and Silver Clasp, once the property of Rosina Yeakel, 1752-1819 . $3.25 Wool Homespun Spread, dated 1760, made by a Kriebel in Perkiomen Valley and dyed with home dyes .... $25 . 00 [74-8] MARGARET HEVENER (HEEBNER), b July 29, 1759; d Sept. 16, 1823; dau Hans and Anna Veronica (Dotterer) Heebner [74-1]; m Dec. 12, 1782, JOHN NYCE, b Mar. 26, 1754; d Mar. 3, 8126; s John and Catharine (Hibbs) Nice. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1007 Children ( 6 ): 1. [74-30] 2. [74-31] 3. [74-32] 4. [74-33] 5. [74-34] 6. Catharine, b Nov. 18, 1783; d Aug. 6, 1793. John H., b 1786; d Dec. 24, 1832; m Elizabeth Bussert. Mary, b July 10, 1789; d Sept. 24, 1864; m John Miller. S°Phia ) twins, b Jan. 13, 17B3; d ! •»*“• I4' 1873; m Samuel Miller. George J l July 16, 1826; m Maria Linsenbigler. Christiana H., b May 29, 1799; d Apr. 24, 1868; m John Ruckstuhl. John Nyce married 1st, Catharine Hudt; 2nd, Margaret Hevener. [Perk. Reg., Vol. /, p 100.] [74-9] ELIZABETH HEEBNER, b Apr. 11, 1753; d Sept. 7, 1829(8); dau Melchior and Anna Maria (Barbara) (Fisher) Heebner [74—2] ; m Dec. 5, 1775, JACOB GROFF, b Apr. 20, 1751 ; d Jan. 15, 1824; s Jacob and Maria Groff. Buried in the Goshenhoppen Cem., Pa. [74-35] [74-36] [74-37] [74-38a] | [74-38b] J [74-39] [74-40] Children (J): 1. Jacob, m Catharine Reiff. 2. Joseph, b Apr. 21, 1779; d Aug. 20, 1859; m Catharine Wagner. 3. Henry C., d June 15, 1828; m - 4. John, b June 12, 1796; d 1875; m 1. Sarah Gabel. 2. Catherine Frederick. 5. Elizabeth, b Aug. 17, 1793; d June 10, 1892; m John George Daub. 6. Mary, b Aug. 27, 1785; d July 6, 1814; m John Leidy. 7. Abraham. According to Edward Matthews, Jacob Groff had eight children; name of eighth child could not be ascertained. [ Unable to complete records of this family.] Jacob Groff, the father of Jacob Groff who married Elizabeth Heebner, was born in Holland in February, 1715. The name was originally spelled Graf. The date of his coming to America is uncertain ; Rupp’s list of German and foreign emigrants mentions three Jacob Groffs coming to Pennsylvania in 1737, 1744, and 1749. The name of the wife of the emigrant Jacob Groff was Maria, who was born in 1722, and they were married in 1745. Tradition says all their children were born prior to their migration to America. Tradition also says that Jacob Groff and family first located on a farm near Zieglersville, Pa.; that they first camped under a large oak tree on the banks of the Goshenhoppen Run. In 1769 a patent for land was granted to Jacob Groff [vid. below]. The children of Jacob Groff were Jacob, Joseph, John, Abraham, Henry, David, and Elisabeth. Of these sons the first five named remained near their father’s homestead on the Perkiomen, whilst David removed to Bucks County, purchasing a farm, first in Hilltown, and then another on the Neshaminy. There his name was changed to Grove. All these children of Jacob Groff were born previous to his settlement on the land received by patent in Upper Salford. Jacob, the son of Jacob Groff, the emigrant, was born April 20, 1751. On December 5, 1775, he married Elisabeth Heebner, who had been born April 11, 1753. In 1785 he bought his father’s homestead of two hundred acres. He was a fuller by trade, and his stone mill still stands a short dis¬ tance south of the present dwelling of Abraham Pool. Jacob Groff also bought other lands. In 1799 he purchased one hundred and nine acres of Jacob Kolb, lying along the Perkiomen, upon which was a fulling mill, and which may be traced back to 1764, when a patent for same was granted to Henry Bam¬ berger. He only held it six years, conveying it to his son, Joseph, “blue dyer,’’ in 1805, for $1050.00. The death of Jacob Groff occurred January 15, 1824, he then being in his seventy-third year. He was buried at Goshenhoppen. His wife survived him till September 7, 1828, she being then seventy- five years old. Their children were eight in number: Mary, the wife of John Leidy; Joseph, Jacob, Henry, Abraham, Elisabeth, the wife of George Daub; John, and one other child. Five of the sons of the first Jacob Groff held a large body of land, in as many separate tracts, situa¬ ted on both sides of the Perkiomen in the townships of Frederick and Upper Salford, between Spring Mount and Salford Stations. Of these, the lands of Jacob and part of those of Henry were on the east side of the creek, whilst the remainder was on the west side. [ Edward Matthews.] In 1769 Jacob Groff obtained from the Proprietary Government of Pa. a patent to two hundred and one-half acres of land skirting the east bank of the Perkiomen for a mile and one-third, and lying between the present stations of Spring Mount and Salford in Upper Salford Twp. This tract was later divided into two pieces; the upper and larger portion comprising 130 acres, including the homestead, was formerly the property of Abraham Pool, and the lower portion of 70 acres was owned by Henry 1008 GENEALOGICAL RECORD OF THE SCHVVEN KFELDER FAMILIES Steiner. The stone dwelling on the Pool farm was built by John Groff, a grandson of the pioneer. About twenty yards to the northwest may be seen the depression indicating the site of the original stone house erected by Jacob Groff in 1769 or 1770. Just a little to the eastward is a remnant of the old barn. About 1843 the old house was demolished by John Groff, and the stones were hauled away to build the present house of Henry Steiner, half a mile or more to the eastward. To the south of the dwelling is an ancient-looking structure, the original stone fulling mill of Jacob Groff, which was probably erected at the time of the American Revolution or before. It was propelled by water drawn from the Perkiomen Creek through a short race which is still plainly visible. [Edward Matthews.} In 1785 when Jacob Groff had arrived at the age of seventy, he conveyed the whole of this home¬ stead to his son, Jacob, in a deed of May 18th of that year. In this document the younger Jacob Groff is called a “fuller.” He was then thirty-four years of age. The price paid was $1800.00, Pennsylvania currency, or about $4900.00; $24.50 per acre. The deed was witnessed by Henry Snyder and Philip Boyer, before Michael Croll, a well known Justice of that time, who lived where is now the hamlet of Salfordville. [Edward Matthews.] Jacob Groff held one hundred and ninety acres of land in Upper Salford Twp., Pa. He died in¬ testate, leaving his widow Elizabeth, and five surviving children and grandchildren, i.e., children of Mary Groff Leidy, as follows: 1. Elizabeth Leidy: married George Shipe. 2. Zachariah Leidy j 3. Catharine Leidy > minors. 4. Fannie Leidy j On Feb. 2, 1824, Elizabeth, widow of Jacob Groff, renounced her right to administer in favor of her two sons, Joseph Groff and Jacob Groff. [74-10] MARGARET HUBNER (HEAVENER), b Oct. 16, 1755; dau Melchior and Anna Barbara (Fisher) Hiibner [74-2]; m PETER ROTHROCK. On Dec. 12, 1818, Peter Rothrock was in Louisville, Ky., and was expecting to buy land in In¬ diana, seven miles from Louisville, at $2.00 an acre. [Cf. Letter of Peter Rothrock to Abraham Hevener, in possession of Susan Smith, 250 Main St., Doyles- town, Pa.] [ No further data.] [74-11] JACOB HEVENER, s Melchior and Anna Barbara (Fisher) Hiibner [74-2]; m MAGDA¬ LENA LEATHERMAN, b 1738; d 1823; dau Abraham Leatherman. Carpenter; lived in Plumstead Twp., Bucks Co., Pa. Children (J): 1 . Abraham. [74-41 ] 2. Ann, b Feb. 9, 1791 ; d Mar. 24, 1872; m Jacob Hahn. 3. Barbara. 4. Mary. It is said that Abraham, Barbara, and Mary died unmarried. They lived together in a house near the Hahns in Carbon Co., Pa. [ Unable to verify or complete.] [74-12] JOHN HEAVENER, b about 1763; d about 1815; s Melchior and Anna Barbara (Fisher) Hiibner [74-2]; m - Children ( 2 ): [74-42] 1. Henry, m Hannah Leonard. [74-43] 2. John, 6 1797; d Apr. 10, 1877; m Jennie Smith. Henry Hevner was the administrator of the estate of John Hevner. Inventory was filed Mar. 29, 1815, showing that the estate consisted of carpenter’s tools. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [74 13] ABRAHAM HEAVENER, b Feb. 15, 1764; d Apr. 12, 1843; s Melchior and Anna Barbara (Fisher) Hiibner [74-2]; m ELIZABETH WHITE, b Apr. 13, 1773; d Mar. 13, 1856. One child: [74-44] Mary, b June 10, 1816; d Dec. 18, 1909; m John D. Smith. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1009 Abraham Heavener lived in Plumstead Twp., Bucks Co., Pa. He held two hundred and eighty acres of land in Bedminster Twp. [No further data obtainable.] [74-14] MARY HEVENER, b Feb. 23, 1770; d Feb. 19, 1851; dau Melchior and Anna Barbara (Fisher) Htibner [74-2]; m PETER OTT, d after 1851. Children ( 9 ): 1. Peter, d 1897; m Catharine Emery. 2. Daniel, m Sallie Van Horn. 3. Samuel, m - Hess. 4. Barbara, unm. 5. Catharine, m Peter Kern. 6. Susan, b Sept. 25, 1805; d June 14, 1874; m Samuel Raesly. 7. Henry, m Mary Kern. 8. John, m Christine Emery. 9. William, b July 15, 1816; d Nov. 29, 1843; unm. William was said to have been crippled for life by a bundle of flax falling upon him while still a child. On June 6, 1801, Peter Ott, formerly of Haycock Twp., Bucks Co., Pa., then of Mt. Bethel, bought one hundred and sixty acres and forty-five perches of Philip Weidman, Upper Mt. Bethel. His will was signed in 1854, but his wife died prior to this. In his will he mentions his sons, Daniel, Samuel, Peter; his daughter Barbara; sons-in-law, Peter Kern, Samuel Raysley. [74-15] ELIZABETH HUBNER, b May 25, 1777; d July 30, 1838; dau John and Anna Maria (Neuman) Htibner [74-4]; m JACOB BOYER, b Jan. 9, 1777; d Mar. 15, 1853; s Jacob and Catharine Boyer. Elizabeth H. Boyer is buried at Salfordville, Pa. Children (10): [74-51] 1. Mary Ann, m Samuel Shull (Sholl). [74-52] 2. Sarah, b Dec. 19, 1798; d Aug. 13, 1882; m George Poley. [74-53] 3. Ann, b 1800; m Samuel Rinehart. [74-54] 4. Susanna, b Aug. 27, 1802; m Rev. John Gring. [74-55] 5. Elizabeth, b May 25, 1805; d July 27, 1891; m Samuel Roeller. [74-56] 6. Esther (Hettie), m William S. Mack (Marks). [74-57] 7. Sophia, b Nov. 26, 1808; d Nov. 26, 1870; m Samuel Leidy. [74-58] 8. Hannah, m Tobias W. Cressman. [74-59] 9. Rebecca, m Amos Kepler. [74-61] 10. Catharine (Kate), m Timothy Roshong. [ Unable to obtain further data.] [74-16a] MAGDALENA HEEBNER, b Mar. 10, 1779; d Sept. 5, 1857; dau John and Anna Maria (Neuman) Htibner [74-4]; m JOHN ROSHONG, d before 1857. Children (7): [74-60] 1. Jeremiah, d Oct. 27, 1872; m Mary Ettinger. [74-60.1] 2. Enoch, lived near Hendricks, Pa.; had a son Enoch; lived at Spring Mount, Pa. [74-61] 3. Timothy, m Catharine Boyer. 4. John, lunatic in 1857 (always of weak mind). [74-62] 5. Daniel, m Magdalena - [74-63] 6. Theresa, m William Slotterer. 7. Charles, was drawing Pension. [ Unable to complete or verify.] On Nov. 9, 1857, the ages of the above were: Jeremiah 59; Enoch 58; Timothy 56; John 50; Daniel 46; Theresa 47; Charles 44. [74 16b] MAGDALENA (HEEBNER) ROSHONG, same as above, m 2nd time, JACOB ZEPP. One child: [74-64] Franklin; had a son, Jacob; lived at Perkiomenville, Pa. [Letters returned; unable to trace.] [74-45] [74-46] [74-47] [74-48] [74-49] [74-50] [74-50.1] 1010 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfeldek Families [74-17] (JOHN) PHILIP HUBNER (HEVENER), b Jan. 18, 1781; d Mar. 9, 1852; s John and Anna Maria (Neuman) Hiibner [74-4]; m CATHERINE or ELIZABETH DAUB, b Apr. 6, 1782; d Feb. 23, 1859. [Gen. Soc,., Pa.] Lived in Frederick Twp., Pa. Children (9): [74-65] 1. George, b Sept. 25, 1807; d Apr. 22, 1871; m Esther Groff. [74-66] 2. Peter D., d July 3, 1890; m Elizabeth Ehl. [74—67 ] 3. Solomon D., d Dec. 29, 1877; m Ann Eisenberg. [74-68] 4. Philip D., d Aug. 22, 1910; m Catharine - - [74-69] 5. Sarah, d Aug. 1, 1893; m Martin Hunsicker. [74—70] 6. Catharine, b June 23, 1805; d 1891; m Andrew Schwartz. [74—7 1 ] 7. Mary Ann, m Franklin Leister. [74-72] 8. Elizabeth, b Aug. 16, 1815; d Mar. 30, 1881; m Addy Ziegler. [74—73] 9. Sophia, m Urias Quigley. [ JJ liable to complete .] Philip Hevener died Mar. 2, 1852, at the home of his son-in-law, Franklin Leister, Sumneytown, Pa. His tombstone gives his name as “John Philip Heebner,” died Mar. 9, 1852. [Letter of Mrs. J. E- McNoldy .] George Huebener, son of Philip and Catherine Huebener, was baptized in the New Hanover Lu¬ theran Church on Oct. 24, 1807. George Daub and Catherine Huebener were sponsors. Catharine Huebener was baptized, Sept. 24, 1805, in the same Church. [Dotterer Papers , Vol. X, p 265-267.] [74-18] JACOB HEEBNER, b Aug. 4, 1798; d Feb. 22, 1853; s John and Anna Maria (Neuman) Hiibner [74-4]; m ESTHER SCHULER, b Dec. 10, 1807; d Oct. 23, 1894. Children ( 7 ): 1. Daniel, b Nov. 17, 1828; d May 29, 1879; soldier; unm. [74-74] 2. Samuel, b Jan. 31, 1838; d Jan. 19, 1915; m Ella W. Wagner. [74-75] 3. Susanna, b Dec. 13, 1826; d Apr. 23, 1883; m Israel Hildenbrand. [74-76] 4. Eliza, b Dec. 13, 1831; d Mar. 26, 1852; m Peter B. Schmoll. [74—77 ] 5. Margaret, b July 18, 1845; d Mar. 26, 1915; m Henry Henning. [74-78] 6. Henry, b Jan. 28, 1836; m Matilda Polster. 7. Sarah, d young; buried at Old Goshenhoppen. According to Henry Heebner, Green Lane, Pa., the father of Jacob Heebner was a Philadelphia inn¬ keeper who died early, leaving his children in poor circumstances. Jacob was raised by Mrs. Susanna Dotterer, wife of John Dotterer. Daniel Heebner enlisted Oct. 4, 1861, as a Farrier in the 8th Pa. Cavalry, and was discharged at Bealton, Va., Dec. 30, 1863. He re-enlisted as a veteran volunteer on Dec. 31, 1863, for three years and was discharged at Lynchburg, Va., July 24, 1865. His discharge papers are in the possession of his nephew, Edward P. Heebner [74-198], Green Lane, Pa. WAR PAPERS CONCERNING DANIEL HEEBNER TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN KNOW YE, That DANIEL HEEBNER A Farrier of Captain A. J. Shick Company, (“M”,) Eighth Regiment of Pennsylvania Cavalry VOLUNTEERS who was enrolled on the Fourth day of October one thousand eight hundred and Sixty one to serve Three years or during the war, is hereby DISCHARGED from the service of the United States this Thirtieth day of December, 1863, at Bealton, Virginia, by reason of Re-enlisting as a Veteran Volunteer (No objection to his being re-enlisted is known to exist.*) Said Daniel Heebner was born in Montgomery County in the State of Pennsylvania, is Twenty Nine years of age. Five feet Seven inches high, Dark complexion, Hazel eyes, Dark hair, and by occupation, when enrolled, a Farmer. Given at Bealton, Virginia this Thirtieth day of December 1863. *This sentence will be erased should there be anything in the conduct or physical condition of the [ soldier rendering him unfit for the Army. (A. G. O. No. 99) > Walstein Phillips Capt. 1st Maine Con. Asst. Comp. Muster Force Div. C. C. A. of P. A. J. Shick Captain Commanding the Compy. (written across the face) Paid in full Wm. II. Nicols per N . W. A. (Illegible) Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families 1011 TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN KNOW YE, That Daniel Heebner a Farrier of Captain Benjamin A. Phifer Company, (C) Eighth Regiment of Pennsylvania Cavalry VOLUNTEERS who was enrolled on the Thirty first day of December one thousand eight hundred and Sixty Three to serve Three years or during the war, is hereby DISCHARGED FROM the service of the United States, this 24th day of July 1865, at Lynchburg, Virginia, as Supernumerary by G. O. 83 C. S. from War Department. (No objection to his being re-enlisted is known to exist.*) Said Daniel Heebner was born in Montgomery County in the State of Pennsylvania, is Thirty years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high. Dark complexion, Hazel eyes, Dark hair, and by occupation, when enrolled, a Farmer. Given at Lynchburg, Va. this twenty fourth day of July 1865. *This sentence will be erased ' should there be anything in the conduct or physical condi¬ tion of the soldier rendering him unfit for the Army. (A. G. O. No. 99) Frank A. Baker Capt & Act Assistant 8th Penn. Cav. Fred. A. Kendall Capt. 4th N. H. V. Commanding the Reg’t. A. C. M. (stamp found on upper left hand corner) Paid in Full Aug. (same stamp found on middle of 2 sheet toward the right hand side.) 1865 W. D. Wheeler Paymaster U. S. A. (Found on the back of discharge paper of Daniel Heebner.) OATH OF IDENTITY of Daniel Heebner of the town of Marlborough County of Montgomery in the State of Pennsylvania On this 4th day of September in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five personally appeared before me, the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace for the county and Peace above mentioned, Daniel Heebner who, being duly sworn according to law, declares that he is the identical Daniel Heebner who was a Private Farrier in the company commanded by Captain Andrew I. Schick in the regiment 8th Penn. Cavy commanded by Col. Gregg, that he en¬ listed on the 4th day of October 1861 for the term of three years and was discharged at Bealton Virginia on the 30th day of December 1863 by reason of re-enlistment as a veteran Volunteer (signed) Daniel Heavnr Sworn and subscribed to before me the day and year above written. (signed) L. E. Corson, J. P. I certify that Lawrence E. Corson Esq before whom the above affidavit purports to have been made, is a Justice of the Peace duly authorized to administer oaths, and that the above is his signature. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 4th day of September in the year of our Lord 1865 at Norristown in the State of Pennsylvania Jno R. Grigg, Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery County and State aforesaid per (signed) Philip Quillman, Dep. Baltz. (Found on opposite side of Discharge paper of Daniel Heebner) OATH OF IDENTITY of Daniel Heebner of the town of Marlboi-ough County of Montgomery in the State of Pennsylvania. On this 4th day of September in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty five personally appeared before me, the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace for the county and State above mentioned, Daniel Heebner who, being duly sworn according to law, declares that he is the identical Daniel Heebner who was a Farrier in the company com¬ manded by Captain Benjamin A. Phifer in the regiment 8th Penn Cav. commanded by Lt. Col. Curry that he enlisted on the 31st day of December 1863 for the term of three years and was discharged at Lynchburg, Virg. on the 24th day of July 1865 by reason of as supernumerary by G. O. 83 C. S. from War Dept. (signed) Daniel Heavnr Sworn and subscribed to before me the day and year above written. (signed) L. E. Corson J. P. I certify that Lawrence E. Corson Esq before whom the above affidavit purports to have been made, is a Justice of the Peace duly authorized to administer oaths, and that the above is his signature. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, this 4t,h day of September in the year of our Lord 1865 at Norristown in the State of Pennsylvania Jno. R. Grigg, Prot honotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Mont. County and state aforesaid (signed) per Philip A. Quillman (stamp found here) Depty. Paid in Full Aug. 2, 1865 W. D. Wheeler Paymaster of LT. S. A. (another stamp found here) Office P. M. C. Ft. Monroe Aug. 2, 1865, Baltimore. 1012 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-19] JACOB HEEBNER, b 1781 ; d Apr. S, 1837 ; s Philip and Elizabeth (Weiss) Heebner [74-5]; m CATHERINE YOUNG, b July 7, 1778; d Apr. 20, 1860. Tavern Keeper; lived in Montg. Co., Pa. Children (7): [74-79] 1. Ann M. (Nancy), b Dec. 24, 1806; d Jan., 1889; m Jacob Garber. 2. Jacob, b Oct. 25, 1818; d Mar. 5, 1822. 3. Hester Sophia, b Mar. 20, 1822; d May 3, 1834. (74-80] 4. Catherine 1 b June 1, 1812; d AP>-. 8 1889; m Thomas J. Gross. 5. Nicholas j I Dec. 13, 1834. [74-80.1] 6. Charles, d Feb. 8, 1867; m Mary Louise Peters. 7. William, d Nov., 1867; single. [Further data unobtainable .] On June 10, 1843, Catharine Heebner of Conshohocken, widow, made a conveyance to Jacob Garber and wife, Anna (late Anna Heebner) of Upper Providence. The following are listed: Thomas J. Gross and wife, Catharine (late Catharine Heebner), Upper Providence. Charles Heebner, Conshohocken. William Heebner, West Stockbridge, Mass. Jacob Heebner died intestate on March 8, 1837, leaving a widow and issue, viz. : Abraham, Charles, William, and Catharine. [Deed Book, Norristown 62:535.\ Extracts from Court Records at Norristown, Pa. On March 19, 1834, Charles Heebner of Trappe, millwright, made a conveyance to Thomas J. Gross of Upper Providence. [D. B. 62: 537.) On July 11, 1835, Jacob Heebner of Trappe and wife, Catharine, innkeeper, made a conveyance to John Fry and others, trustees. [D.B. 51:419.] On Apr. 19, 1841, Jacob Heebner and wife, Barbara, of Upper Salford, made a conveyance to Charles Preller of Upper Providence of 42 acres. On Apr. 20, 1860, Catharine Heebner, late of Upper Providence, died in said township. Her will was probated May 10, 1860. Testatrix left four children, viz.: Charles Heebner, William Heebner, Anna, wife of Jacob Garber, and Catharine, widow of Thomas J. Gross. She held land in the village of Trappe. Charles Heebner was the executor. [ Norristown Wills 74-30.] On June 4, 1844, Charles Heebner of Trappe, intending shortly to leave for Europe, gives letter of attorney to his brother, William, to have general management of his interests in Bridgeport during his absence. [Misc. 6:128.] [74-20] MATTHIAS RICHARDS, b Feb. 18, 1777 (Feb. 24, 1771, on gravestone); d May 9, 1813; s John and Sophia (Heebner) Richards [74-6]; m Feb. 7, 1797, MARY SALOME (SARAH) BUCHER, b Dec. 4, 1776; d Oct. 29, 1826. Matthias Richards is buried at New Hanover Lutheran Cem. Children (3): [74-81] 1. Lydia, b Feb. 23, 1798; d Apr. 27, 1818; m — — - Smith. 2. John Dietrich, b Dec. 20, 1799. 3. Maria Selma, b May 30, 1802; d May 20, 1806. The widow renounced her right to administer in the settlement of the estate; it was insolvent ;M. Gilbert was Administrator. [No further data obtainable.] [74-23a] GEORGE RICHARDS, b June 17, 1788; d Aug. 19, 1873; s John and Sophia (Heebner) Richards [74-6]; m Jan. 3 or 4, 1827, SOPHIA HERMAN, dan Rev. T. L. Herman. One child: John (physician), dec. [Norristown Court records. No further data ob¬ tainable.] [74-23b] GEORGE RICHARDS, same as above, m 2nd time, MARIA MATTHIAS. Children (4): 1. Mark Henry, d Apr. 12, 1890. [74-82] 2. Sophia Maria, d Jan. 13, 1904; m Dr. Thomas Lancaster. 3. Anna Elizabeth. 4. Matthias Edgar. Plate 109 Two Members of the Center Point Band — see [161-28] William K. Ciresli, and David H. Anders, leader Plate 110 The Center Point Band about 1862 (see page 1287). David II. Anders, leader; Morris Hunsicker; John Geller; William K. Gresh; John Markley; Jacob S. Geller; Fred Markley; David Krause; William Quinn; Joseph H. Anders; George Nice. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1013 In the will of Mark Henry Richards no wife or children are mentioned; collateral inheritance tax was paid. Mention is also made of his cousins, Fannie and Ella Darrah, and nephew George Richards. [74-23c] GEORGE RICHARDS, same as above m 3rd time, ANNA SANDS. No issue. [Biog. Annals , Montg. Co., Vol. I, p 190, and Court Records. Unable to complete or verify.] [74-24] ANN RICHARDS, b June 16, 1790; d Jan. 30, 1862; dau John and Sophia (Heebner) Richards [74-6]; m HENRY KERR, b 1765; d Aug. 10, 1853. Children (5): [74-83] 1. Marcus G., b Nov. 12, 1815; d June 19, 1883; m Herminea M. - - - [74-84] 2. John J. E., b June 7, 1819; d Dec. 25, 1859; m Eliza Pickins. Rf-fj?! ! 3. Richard F„ b Jan. 8, 1825; d Nov. 3, 1894; m I !' Jeanette Johnson. [74-85b] j 12. Margaretta A. R. Balthaser. [74—86] 4. Herminea E., d Nov. 19, 1899; m Daniel G. Sherman. [74-87] 5. Sarah Ann, 6 June 12, 1822; d Jan. 25, 1853; m Franklin Derr. Henry Kerr was first married to Magdalena Cressman, and had four daughters by his first marriage; Phoebe, Polly, Lydia, and Elizabeth. [ Unable to complete.] [74-26] ANNE HEEBNER, b May 24, 1786; d Feb. 12, 1859; dau George and - (Reed) Heebner [74-7]; m Oct. 9, 1808, HENRY STAGER, b Sept. 7, 1783; d Oct. 31, 1839; s Jacob Stager. Henry Stager was born in Chester Co., and moved to Schuylkill Co., about 1815. He was a school teacher, land surveyor, farmer and hotel keeper. Children (7): [74-88] 1. Catharine, b Apr. 3, 1809; d Mar. 25, 1844; m Isaac Strauch. [74-89] 2. Elizabeth, b June 3, 1812; d Oct. 8, 1888; m Martin D. Herbst. [74-90] 3. Daniel Henry, b Aug. 14, 1814; d Feb. 27, 1873; m Elizabeth Rudy. [74-91] 4. John, b Aug. 3, 1816; d Jan. 31, 1839; m Elizabeth Beyle. 5. Susanna, b Sept. 18, 1818; d Jan. 1, 1822. [74-92] 6. Mary, b Sept. 8, 1820; d Jan. 1, 1880; m John Cope Stanton. [74-93] 7. Abram, b July 10, 1822; d 1905; m Jane McQuade. [For much of the data regarding Anne Heebner Stager and her descendants the Editor is greatly indebted to Freundschaft — Stager- liudy Relationship, by II. J. and O. W. Stager.] [74-27] JOHN HEEBNER, b Mar. 4, 1788; d Dec, 10, 1870; .s George and - (Reed) Heeb¬ ner [74-7]; m MARY HIPPLE, b Oct, 20, 1792; d Aug. 29, 1870. Children (9): 1 . Mary, d single. [74—94] 2. Hettie, m William Sterner. [74-95] 3. Anna, m Henry Tyson. [74-96] 4. Daughter, m Israel Seitzinger; Gordon Planes, Pa, [74—97 ] 5. Sophia (?), m Elijah Orwig. [74-98] 6. Louisa, m - Titlow. [74-99] 7. George; Pine Grove, Pa. [74-100] 8. Lawrence, m Caroline Reed. [74-101] 9. Elizabeth, m William Nehnfelter; Ashland, Pa, John Heebner of Pottsville bought of Andrew Werner of Manheim, five acres in 1814, which were sold by the Sheriff Mar. 21, 1821. Inventory of 1820 shows that he held real estate. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-28a] WILLIAM HEEBNER, buried at Schuylkill Haven, Pa.; s George and - (Reed) Heebner [74-7]; m ANNA LEHMAN, buried at Friedensburg, Pa, Children (3): [74-102] 1. Catharine A., b July 8, 1820; d Apr. 9, 1900; m Nathaniel DeLong. [74-103] 2. Sarah M., m Milton J. H. Shetler. [74-104] 3. Joseph L., b July, 1826; d Aug., 1885; m Elizabeth Hill. 1014 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-28b] WILLIAM HEEBNER, same as above, m 2nd time (name of wife not known). No issue. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [74-29] ABRAHAM HEEBNER, b Dec. 31, 1797; d Feb. 13, 1868; * George and - (Reed) Heebner [74-7]; m ESTHER - — , b Jan. 11, 1802; d Ang. 24, 1873. Children (8): [74-105] 1. Catharine, b Jan. 18, 1821; d Jan. 14, 1891 ; m George W. Winterstein. [74-106] 2. Charles, b Oct. 28, 1822; d May 10, 1849; m - 3. Phoebe, b Oct. 27, 1824; d Nov. 22, 1886; unm. [74-107] 4. Henry R., 6 Mar. 13, 1828; d Nov. 17, 1894; m Elizabeth A. Lewis. *5. Anna Elizabeth, b Jan. 31, 1832; d Aug. 14, 1887; unm. [74-110] 8. John, d Sept. 18, 1911; m Alary F - [ Many of above dates are from Port Carbon Presbyterian Cemetery.] *Anna Elizabeth Heebner, died Aug. 14, 1887, intestate; without issue. Her property descended to John Heebner, H. R. Heebner, George W. Heebner, brothers; Catherine Winterstein, sister; C. William Hughes, a son of Charles Heebner, a deceased brother; and Esther Newlin, George W. Newlin and Emma W. Newlin, children of Emma Newlin, a deceased sister; Jesse Newlin, guardian. [Data from Court Records, Pottsville, Pa. Unable to complete.] [74-108a] [74-1 08b] [74-109] 6. George W., b Aug. 11, 1834; d Sept. 10, 1904; m 1. S. Elizabeth Wyncoop l 2. Anna M. Fister. 7. Emma W., b Feb. 22, 1841; d July 2, 1871; m Jesse Newlin. [74-30] JOHN HEVENER NYCE (NICE), b - - , 1786; d Dec. 24, 1832; s John and Margaret (Hevener) Nyce [74-8] ; m ELIZABETH BUSSERT, b Nov. 12, 1788. Children (10): [74-111] 1. Adam B., b Nov. 30, 1809; d Nov. 5, 1884; m Lydia Renner. [74—1 12] 2. Rebecca B., m Christopher Halteman. [74-113] 3. Mary Ann B., b Apr. 26, 1813; m Moses B. Butterweek. 4. Eliza, d at age of 2 years, 10 months. [74-114] 5. Jonas, b Apr. 16, 1818; d Aug. 12, 1870; m Hannah - [74-115] 6. Sophia, b Feb. 20, 1820; m Joseph Ziegler. [74-116] 7. John B., b May 25, 1822; m Sarah Cozemaier. 8. Saphavous, d at age of 5 months. [74-117] 9. Esther, m John Schuler. [74-118] 10. Christiana, m Jacob Hilgert. [Nyce Papers — Unable to complete or verify.] [74-31] MARY HEVENER NYCE, b July 10, 1789; d Sept. 24, 1864; dau John and Margaret (Hevener) Nyce [74-8]; m JOHN MILLER, b in Chester Co., Pa., Feb. 15, 1783; d June 24, 1839; s Philip and Catharine (Leidich) Miller. John Miller was a grandson of Rev. John Philip Leidich; he began housekeeping in Marlborough Twp., near Sumneytown, where eleven of his children were born. He subsequently bought the mill prop¬ erty near Pughtown, Chester Co., Pa., where he moved in 1829 ,and where he died in 1839. [Nyce Papers] Children (15): [74-119] 1. Levi N., b Oct. 8, 1809; d Sept. 23, 1834; m Ellen Guest. [74-120] 2. Catharine N., b Apr. 8, 1811; d Dec. 10, 1839; m John Hoffecker. [74-121] 3. Henry, b Sept. 11, 1812; d Nov. 27, 1841; m Lydia Swinehart. 4. Elizabeth, b July 12, 1814; d Apr. 28, 1836. [74— 1 22a] [74-122b] 1 5. Israel N., b Mar. 16, 1816; d Apr. 26, 1885; m I Christiana Swinehart J l 2. Lydia Ecker. 6. Nathaniel, b Nov. 8, 1817; d Oct. 23, 1838; unm. [74-1 23a] [74-1 23b] 7. John William, b Nov. 6, 1819; d May 7, 1893; m | 1. Mary A. Halderman. 1 2. Elizabeth Umstead. 8. Mahlon, b Jan. 11, 1822; d Apr. 28, 1888. 9. Robert, b Oct. 27, 1823; d Dec. 3, 1843. 10. David, b Nov. 26, 1826; m Alary Ann Ruth. 11. Elihu, b Aug. 11, 1828; d Nov. 1, 1829. [74-124] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1015 [74-125] [74-126] [74-1 27a] ! [74-127b] 1 [74—128] 12. Rebecca, b June 28, 1830; d May 14, 1849; m John P. Stauffer. No issue. 13. Sarah, b Mar. 5, 1832; d Apr. 14, 1857; m Jacob Snell. No issue. 14. Absalom N., b Feb. 15, 1834; d Aug. 9, 1892; m { \ Catharine E. Gilbert. [ 2. Mrs. Julia A. Sheridan. 15. Angeline, b Apr. 10, 1836; m Thomas V. Greenoff. [74-32] SOPHIA HEVENER NYCE, b Jan. 13, 1793; d Jan. 14, 1873; dau John and Margaret (Hevener] Nyce [74-8]; m SAMUEL MILLER, b Aug. 25, 1791 ; d Jan. 1, 1859; s Philip and Catharine (Leidich) Miller. Children (7): [74-129] [74-130] [74-1 31 a] [74— 131b] 1. Cordelia, b Jan. 25, 1814; d Apr. 15, 1863; m George Moses. 2. Franklin N., b Oct. 2, 1815; d, Jan. 15, 1884; m Martha Knauer. 1 3. John, b Aug. 13, 1817; d June 6, 1874; m I ^|ar.v Urner. 2. Mrs. Margaret Summers Rex. 4. Child; stillborn. 5. George, b Apr. 11, 1821; d Apr. 16, 1861; unm. 6. Child ; stillborn. 7. Isaac, b - , 1826. [ Nyce Papers — Unable to complete.] [74-33] GEORGE HEVENER NYCE, b Jan. 13, 1793; d July 16, 1826; s John and Margaret (Hevener) Nyce [74-8]; m May 5, 1815, MARIA LINSENBIGLER, b 1795; d, Dec. 18, 1879. Lived near Sumnejffown, Pa. Children ( 6 ): 1. Christiana, b Mar. 17, 1816; d Sept. 27, 1818. 2. Jesse, b July 30, 1817; d Aug. 6, 1826. [74-134] 3. Jeremiah L., b Jan. 20, 1820; d May 22, 1886; m Catharine Hoot. [74-135] 4. Peter L., b Nov. 4, 1821 ; d May 21, 1893; m Susan Lewis. [74—136] 5. Elizabeth L., b June 9, 1824; m Jacob Bosler. [74-137] 6. George L., b Aug. 30, 1826; m Elizabeth Bieler. [Nyce Papers — Unable to complete or verify.] [74-34] CHRISTIANA HEVENER NYCE, b May 29, 1799; d Apr. 24, 1868; dau John and Margaret (Hevener) Nyce [74-8]; m JOHN RUCKSTUHL, b Nov. 8, 1797; d Oct. 4, 1876; s John and Barbara Ruckstuhl. Children (7): [74-138] 1. Henry N., b Mar. 10, 1821; d Mar. 26, 1877; m Sophia Heilig. 2. Maria, b Oct. 11, 1823; d Apr. 8, 1846. [74-139] 3. Catharine, b Dec. 23, 1824; d Nov. 19, 1873; m Elijah Lewis. [74-140] 4. Margaret N., b July 5, 1826; m Jesse Cramer. [74-141] 5. Samuel N., b Dec. 3, 1828; m Caroline Reppert. [74—142] 6. Sarah N., b Aug. 7, 1831; m Isaac Snyder. [74—143] 7. Sophia N., b Mar. 8, 1833; m N - - - - R - - — — - [Nyce Papers — Unable to complete or verify.] [74-35] JACOB GROFF, s Jacob and Elizabeth (Heebner) Groff [74-9] ; m CATHARINE REIFF. Children {12): [74-144] 1. Jonas, b Mar. 15, 1815; d Dec. 12, 1862; m Eliza Dice. 2. George; d young. [74-145] 3. John, b July 21, 1819; d July 19, 1885; m Susan Beaver. [74—146] 4. Rebecca, b Dec. 28, 1821; d Jan. 3, 1894; m Daniel Fetterolf. [74-147] 5. Davis ) ^ b June 17) 1824; { d Dec. 1, 1891 ; m Martha E. Faux. [ / 4—148] 6. Catharine j l m Jacob Slater. 7. Michael ; d young. [74-149] 8. Samuel, m Elizabeth Goeller. [74-150] 9. Deborah, m Isaac Grater. 1016 Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families 10. Jacob; d young. [74-151] 11. Rachel, m William Graham. [74-152] 12. Elizabeth, m John McKee. [Unable to complete.] [74-36] JOSEPH GROFF, b Apr. 21, 1779; d Aug. 20, 1859; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Heebner) Groff [74-9]; m Mar. 9, 1800, CATHARINE WAGNER, b June 20, 1781; d June 11, 1866. Farmer; lived in Salford Twp., Pa., and later engaged in the manufacture of Linseed Oil. He is said to have had twelve children, but the names of only ten could be ascertained. [74-153] [74-154] [74-65] [74-156] [74-1 57a] [74-1 57b] [74-158] [74-159] [74-160] [74-160.1] Children (10): 1. Elizabeth, b Dec. 28, 1802; d June 15, 1878. 2. Mary W., b Nov. 23, 1804; d Jan. 11, 1896; m George Nice. 3. Catharine, b Oct. 21, 1806; d July 19, 1847; m John Auchv. 4. Esther, b Nov. 6, 1808; d Oct. 10, 1865; m George Heebner. 5. Abraham, b Oct. 28, 1812; d Dec. 15, 1896; m Elizabeth Gabel. | 1. Catharine Ettinger. { 2. Elizabeth Markley. 7. Lydia, b Aug. 7, 1819; d Jan. 19, 1908; rn Samuel K. Heany. 8. Joseph W., b Nov. 19, 1821; d Aug. 10, 1908; m Hannah Dimmig. 9. Margarette, m Tobias Scholl. 10. Sarah, m Thomas Barndt. [ Unable to complete.] 6. Jacob, b Aug. 1, 1817; d Mar. 26, 1911; m [74-37] HENRY C. GROFF, b - ; d June 15, 1828; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Heebner) Groff [74-9]; m - Children (5): [74-160.2] 1. Jeremiah K., d Aug. 6, 1898; m Mary - - 2. Henry K., 3. John H., 4. Augustus, 5. Elizabeth. Henry Groff died intestate in Whitpain Twp., Pa. All his children were in their minority. A William Bisbing of Centre Square, Pa., married Eliza H. Groff on Dec. 25, 1860. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-38a] JOHN GROFF, b June 12, 1796; d 1875; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Heebner) Groff [74-9]; m by Rev. George Roller, Dec. 18, 1825, to SARAH GABEL, b Dec. 13, 1800; d Mar. 11, 1835; dau Philip and - (Snyder) Gabel, of Upper Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Children (4): [74-161] 1. Philip, b Sept. 19, 1826; d, Mar. — , 1903; m Cornelia V. Knapp. 2. Augustine Frederick, b Sept. 28, 1828. [No further data.] [74-162] 3. Henry G., b July 3, 1830; d July 28, 1910; m Hannah Clemens. [74-163] 4. Jesse G., b Feb. 4, 1833; d Mar. 28, 1897; m Sarah Louisa Cressman. [74-38b] JOHN GROFF, same as above, m 2nd time, May 20, 1838, CATHARINE FREDERICK, b Nov. 28, 1811 ; dau George and Elizabeth (Long) Frederick. Children (5): [74-164] 1. John Frederick, b Jan. 1, 1839; m Amanda Ruggles. [74-165] 2. Angelina, b Sept. 8, 1840; m Joseph Huber. 3. Francis, b Aug. 12, 1842. 4. Malere, b June 24, 1845; d Sept. 7, 1848. 5. Maria Laura, b Nov. 5, 1847; d Aug. 5, 1848. The will of John Groff was probated Dec. 6, 1875. He lived in Upper Salford Twp., Pa. Data on the above family was obtained from a Family Bible in the possession of Dr. John Groff of Phil a. The Bible was presented to Dr. Groff by his aunt, Sarah, wife of Jesse Groff [74 163]. [74-39 J ELIZABETH GROFF, b Aug. 17, 1793; d June 10, 1892; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Heeb¬ ner) Groff [74-9]; m JOHN GEORGE DAUB, b Nov. 28, 1788; d Aug. 17, 1867. John George Daub at one time conducted a hotel at Skippack, Pa., where his children were born. He then built a Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1017 house at Salford Station, Pa., where he lived many years. He and his wife are buried in the Old Gosh- enhoppen Cem. Mr. Daub furnished the stone for the erection of the old church building. Children (7): [74-166] 1. Samuel G., h Nov. 17, 1816; d Sept. 26, 1890; m Elizabeth Lightcap. 2. Jeremiah, went to Va. ; fought in Confederate Army in Civil War. [ No further data.] [74-167] 3. Maria G., b Feb. 23, 1823; d Jan. 8, 1898; m Jeffe Augustus Reid. [74-168] 4. Henry Groff, b Dec. 8, 1825; d Feb. 16, 1881; m Mary Ann Smith. [74-169] 5. George W., b May 31, 1829; d Aug. 21, 1876; m Hannah D. Tyson. 6. William G., b Aug. 31, 1834; d June 24, 1909; single. [74-170] 7. Louisa, b Mar. 6, 1839; d Apr. 6, 1910; m Herman Emil Otto F. Reiman. The executors of the will of John George Daub were William G. Daub, and William F. Read (friends). The will was signed July 19, 1859, and was probated Sept. 14, 1867. [Much of above data supplied by Mrs. John Farrell, Nortvood, Pa.] [74-40] MARY GROFF, b Aug. 27, 1785; d July 6, 1814; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Heebner) Groff [74-9]; rn by pastor of Indian Creek Reformed Church, Mar. 13, 1803, to JOHN LEIDY, b Mar. 9, 1780; d Sept. 22, 1838; s Jacob and Feronica (Schell) Leidy. John Leidy was a tanner and lived in Hilltown Twp., Pa. In 1863 he moved to Chalfont, Pa. Both John Leidy and his wife are buried in Leidy’s Cem., Franconia Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Children (J): [74-171] 1. Elizabeth, d aged 89; m George Shipe (Sheip). [74-171.1] 2. Catharine, m Samuel Eckel. [74-171.2] 3. Fannie, m Jacob Swenk. [74-172] 4. Zachariah, d 1888; m Catharine Ann Gable. John Leidy m 2nd time, Elizabeth - [Data from Dr. W. H. Reed and Edward Matthews.] [74-41] ANNA (HEVENER) HEEBNER, b Feb. 9, 1791 ; d Mar. 24, 1872; dau Jacob and Magda¬ lena (Leatherman) Hevener [74-11]; m JACOB HAHN, b May 18, 1788; d Aug. 25, 1862. Lived in Bushkill Twp., Northampton Co., Pa. Children (8): [74-173] [74-174] [74-175a] [74— 1 75b] [74-175e] [74— 176a] [74-176b] [74-177] [74-178] [74-179] [74-180] 1. Lydia, b Mar. 17, 1812; d Apr. 30, 1894; m Joseph Hagenbuch. 2. Charles, b Oct. 3, 1813; d Jan. 29, 1903; m Susanna Marsch. 1. Julia Miller. 3. Jacob, dec; m • 2. Sophia Cope. [ 3. Emma H. Frable. J 1. Eliza Kreidler. I 2. Mrs. Rebecca Yeager. 26, 1820; d Sept. 30, 1894; m Jacob Bender. 6. Sophia, m Jonas Andrews. 7. Susan, m Joseph Everett. 8. Elias, b Oct. 15, 1824; d Mar. 28, 1884; m Caroline Kostenbader. [Hist. Lehigh Co. Unable to complete.] 4. Abraham; m 5. Mary, b Nov [74-42] HENRY HEVENER, s John Heavener [74-12]; m May 6, 1819, HANNAH LEONARD. One child: [74-181] John L., d Apr. 30, 1898; m Christiana - The inventory of the estate of Henry Hevener of Nockamixon Twp., Pa., was filed July 6, 1827, consisting of weaver’s loom, 1 horse, 2 cows. Hannah Hevener was the administratrix. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-43] JOHN HEAVENER, b 1797; d Apr. 10, 1877; buried in Upper Tinicum; s John Heavener [74-12]; m JENNIE (JANE) SMITH, b Apr. 22, 1799; d Mar. 10, 1888. Lived in Bridgeton Twp., Bucks Co., Pa. Children (7): [74-182b] } L Catherine’ b Au- 21> 1821 i m [ 1. James Miller. [ 2. Dennis Andrews. 1018 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-183] [74-184] [74-185] [74-186] 2- Annie } toms, b July 23, 1823; j m Abram Clymer. 3. Margaret J l unm. 4. Wilson, b Jan. 31, 1825; d Dec. 18, 1900; m Eliza Lear. 5. Elizabeth, b Oct. 23, 1826; d June 10, 1911; m William Williams. 6. John, b Apr. 7, 1828. 7. Jane, b Mar. 7, 1831; dec; m Jesse Doan. No issue. (Dates from Bible in 'possession of Mrs. William Paetzell [74-559].) [74-44] MARY HEAVENER, b June 10, 1816; d Dec. 18, 1909; daw Abraham and Elizabeth (White) Heavener [74-13]; m Aug. 13, 1837, JOHN D. SMITH, b Sept. 29, 1812; d May 1, 1882. Lived in Bucks Co., Pa. Children (8): 1. Martin, b Oct. 16, 1838; d Dec. 15, 1911; served in Civil War. 2. Francis H., b Sept. 23, 1840; m Sarah Snyder. 3. Mary Ann, b Nov. 11, 1843; m Henry Kile. 4. Ephraim j (w{ b g t 25, 1845 j single. 5. Oliver J { m Mary A. - 6. Susanna, b June 19, 1850; single; Doylestown, Pa. 7. George H., b Oct. 22, 1853; m Emilie W. C. Oehns. 8. Reed H., b Feb. 16, 1856; d June 20, 1896; m Mary - [ Letters unans.; unable to co7nplet.e.] [74-45] PETER OTT, d 1897 ; s Peter and Mary (Hevener) Ott [74-14] ; m CATHARINE EMERY. Buried in the Lutheran Cem., Stone Church, near Centreville, Pa. Children (8): [74-191] 1. Sarah, dec; m Lewis Spear; Bangor, Pa. [74-192] 2. Eliza, m Passaville Stern. [74—193] 3. Emery J., b Feb. 17, 1838; m Sarah Reagle. [74-194] 4. Theodore, b Sept. 26, 1839; d Aug. 20, 1919; m Susan Lahore. [74-195] 5. William, dec; m Harriet Oyer. [74-196] 6. Catherine, m James T. Kethelege. [74-197] 7. John, dec; m Minerva Hartzell. [74—198] 8. Peter G., b Nov. 6, 1849; m Elizabeth Reagle. The will of Peter Ott was probated in 1897 ; sons, Theodore and Emery, were executors. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-187] [74-188] [74-189] [74-190] [74-190.1] [74-46] DANIEL OTT, s Peter and Mary (Hevener) Ott [74-14]; m SALLIE VAN HORN. Peter J. Ott of Easton, Pa., and Barbara Kline of Bangor, Pa., are said to be descendants of Daniel Ott, but letters addressed to them were either returned or unanswered. [ No f urther data obtainable .] [74-47] SAMUEL OTT, s Peter and Mary (Hevener) Ott [74-14]; m Easton, Pa. One child: Harrison. [No further data obtainable.] HESS. Lived in [74-48] CATHARINE OTT, dau Peter and Mary (Hevener) Ott [74-14]; m PETER KERN, d Dec. 1, 1873. [74-209] 1. [74-210] 2. [74-211] 3. [74-212] 4. [74-213] 5. [74-214] 6. [74-215] 7. [74-216] 8. 9. 10. 11. Lived at Nazareth, Pa. Children (11): Thomas; Lower Nazareth, Pa. Sarah; m Samuel Herman. Susanna, m - Rich, dec; Nazareth, Pa. Elizabeth, d June 6, 1894; m David W. Bachman; Saucon, Pa. Erwin; lived in Bethlehem Twp.; Samuel, only son and heir. Levina, m Aaron T. Hess; Upper Nazareth, Pa. Charles. Sophia, m Isaiah Haupt; Upper Nazareth, Pa. Samuel. John L. Catherine, m Thomas Hess. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1019 Above data was obtained from the will of Peter Kern, probated Jan. 3, 1873. Thomas, a son, is not named in the will, but he received one-tenth of the estate by acknowledgment of the other heirs. Executors: John Leonard Kern, Thomas H. Hess and Catherine Kern, wife. [ Descendants of this family could not be located .] [74-49] SUSAN OTT, b Sept. 25, 1805; d June 14, 1874; dau Peter and Mary (Hevener) Ott [74-14]. m SAMUEL (ROSLI) RAESLY, b Dec. 6, 1796; d May 16, 1877 ; s Jacob and Margaret (Brod) Raesly ; Farmer; Marshall, Mich. Children (4): 1. Enos, b Nov. 13, 1825; d Oct. 18, 1827. [74-218] 2. William, b Apr. 27, 1827; d Dec. 6, 1905; m Mary Oyer. [74-219] * 3. Levi, b July 24, 1830; d Nov. 19, 1867; m Susan E. Eilenberger. [74-220] 4. Edwin, b Nov. 5, 1840; d Feb. 14, 1913; m Sarah E. Bartholomew. [74-50] HENRY OTT, s Peter and Mary (Hevener) Ott [74-14]; m MARY KERN. Lived in Lower Mt. Bethel Twp., Pa. Children (7): [74-221] 1. Jacob, dec; m Sarah Ann La Barre. 2. Leonora. [74-222] 3. Levi, m Kate — - — - — - — - [74-223] 4. Susan, m John Fulmer. [74-224] 5. Sophia, m Ephraim Hess. [74-225] 6. Catharine, m John Beck. [74-226] 7. Matilda, m Philip Miller. Amanda Bortz, widow, Mt. Bethel Twp., Pa., is said to be a descendant. Henry Ott died intestate leaving widow, Mary, and twelve children. [ Unable to complete or locate descendants.] [74-50.1] JOHN OTT, s Peter and Mary (Hevener) Ott [74-14]; m CHRISTINE EMERY. John Ott is said to have moved to Milton, Pa., then to Michigan; although his son Reuben remained in Milton. One child: Reuben; lived in Milton, Pa. [Further data unobtainable.] [74-51] MARY ANN BOYER, dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Hiibner) Boyer [74-15]; m SAMUEL SHULL (SHOLL), d May 21, 1889. Lived in Upper Salford, Pa. No children. When the will of Samuel Shull was probated the wife renounced her right to administer in favor of Jacob G. Sholl, Augustus H. Smith and Henry R. Gabel, as Administrators. In the distribution of the estate, the widow received one-half, and the collateral heirs received one-half. Elizabeth Patzel received one-sixth; Maria Shipe, wife of John, one-sixth; issue of Tobias Shull one-sixth. [74-52] SARAH BOYER, b Dec. 19, 1798; d Aug. 13, 1882; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Hiibner) Boyer [74-15]; m Jan. 25, 1818, GEORGE POLEY, b Dec. 14, 1794; d Feb. 25, 1862. George Poley died in Norristown, Pa. He formerly lived in Marlborough. Children ( 3 ): [74-227] 1. Jeremiah, b Nov. 16, 1818; d Mar. 3, 1895; m Mary Ann Bigony. 2. Hannah, b Jan. 17, 1826; d Jan. 1, 1909; unm. [74-228] 3. Francis, b June 14, 1820; d Feb. 25, 1879; m Barbara K. Swartley. [74-53] ANN (ANNIE) BOYER, b 1800; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Hiibner) Boyer [74-15]; m SAMUEL RINEHART. Mr. Rinehart was a woolen manufacturer of Pigeon Creek, Chester Co., Pa. Children (4): 1. Mark. [74-228.1] 2. Jesse; m - - [74-229] 3. Hannah, b Mar. 15, 1831; d June 14, 1870; m David Longacre. [74-230] 4. Jacob B., b Mar. 8, 1829; d Apr. 10, 1882; m Ann Reid Catern. [Boyer Gen. Unable to verify.] 1020 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-54] SUSANNA BOYER, b Aug. 27, 1802; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Hiibner) Boyer [74-15]; m REV. JOHN GRING, b Mar. 15, 1801 ; s David and Anna M. (Waldschmidt) Gring. Children (2): [74-231] 1. John Levi, b about 1825 or 1826; d Dee. 28, 1906; m Elizabeth Urich. [74-232] 2. Elizabeth Anne, b Mar. 29, 1827 ; d July 22, 1910; m Jacob Clarke Seltzer. The ordination certificate in possession of Clarke M. Seltzer, Lebanon, Pa., shows that John Gring was ordained by the Reformed Synod on Sept. 30, 1824, Wilhelm Hendel being the President of the Synod and signing the certificate. John Gring lived in Fredericksburg, Lebanon Co., Pa., and preached in the church there. He also served several other charges at the same time, in other parts of Lebanon Co. He was in the active ministry for about sixty years. [Clarke M. Seltzer.] [74-55] ELIZABETH BOYER, b May 25, 1805; d July 27, 1891 ; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Hiibner) Boyer [74-15]; m Jan. 20, 1828, SAMUEL ROELLER, b Mar. 3, 1803; d May 13, 1871; s John and Margarette (May) Roeller. Cigarmaker; lived at Limerick, Pa. Children ( 8 ): [74-233] 1. Hannah, b Feb. 6, 1831; d Feb. 9, 1904; m Augustus Franklin Dengler. [74-234] 2. Jesse, b Dec. 14, 1832; d Feb. 4, 1908; m Emeline Dengler. [74-235] 3. Mary Ann, b Nov. 26, 1834; d Apr. 1, 1894; m Matthew Brooke. [74-238] 4. Isaac A., b Feb. 25, 1837; d Nov. 7, 1876; m M. Sophia Ivepner. [74-236] 5. Samuel B., b Sept. 19, 1839; m Elizabeth A. Christman. 6. John, b Mar. 3, 1842; d Oct. 3, 1842. [74-237] 7. Jeremiah, b July 29, 1843; d June 29, 1875; m Myra Moore. 8. Elizabeth, b Dec. 8, 1844; unm; Limerick, Pa. [74-56] ESTHER (HETTIE) BOYER, dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Hiibner) Boyer [74-15]; m WIL¬ LIAM S. MACK (MARKS), d Feb. 11, 1886. Farmer and stocking weaver. Lived near Halfway House, Boyertown, Pa. Widow remarried. Children (J): 1. Jeremiah. [74-239] 2. J. Elhanan B., d May 25, 1905; m Rebecca H. - - [74-240] 3. Owen A. B., d Aug. 18, 1897; m Elizabeth - [74-241] 4. Mary, dec; m George Marquart. The will of William S. Mack of Pottsgrove Twp., Pa-., was probated Feb. 20, 1886. [ Unable to complete the above or locate any descendants .] [74-57] SOPHIA BOYER, b Nov. 26, 1808; d Nov. 26, 1870; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Hiibner) Boyer [74-15]; m Dec. 6, 1829, SAMUEL LEIDY, b July 22, 1805; d Jan. 21, 1850. Lived in Frederick Twp., Pa. Children ( 8 ): [74-242] [74-243] [74-244a] [74-244b] [74-245] [74-246] [74-247] 1. Lydia Ann, m 2. Hannah, m — 3. Sophia, m { — Reed. Long. - Faust. [ z. Jesse Gaugler. 4. Elizabeth, m Daniel E. Faust. 5. Sarah, m Charles H. Howard. 6. - ; W. H. Davis was appointed guardian. 7. Maria, m Aaron S. Swartley. 8. Magdalena, b Apr. 16, 1840; d Mar. 10, 1871. Children of Daniel E. Faust are said to have lived at Stone Hill, Zieglersville, Pa. [Letters returned; unable to complete or verify.] [74-58] HANNAH BOYER, dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Hiibner) Boyer [74-15]; m Mar. 24, 1839, TOBIAS W. CRESSMAN, d Mar. 29, 1895; buried at Old Goshenhoppen Church Cem. Tobacconist; lived at Upper Salford, Pa. Children (11): [74-247.1] 1. Nathaniel, b Sept. 11, 1840; m; has dau Mary; Lansdale, Pa. [74 248] 2. Isabella B., b Nov. 3, 1841 ; m Joseph Walt. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1021 [74-163] 3. Sarah Louisa, b Jan. 12, 1843; m Jesse G. Groff. 4. Emanuel, b Sept. 12, 1844; d Sept. 20, 1847. 5. Clara, b July 15, 1846; d Dec. 17, 1861. [74-249] 6. Susanna, b Jan. 28, 1848; m Abraham Heany; Telford, Pa. 7. Elamina, b June 2, 1849; d Dec. 21, 1861. [74-250] 8. Allen B. (Albanus), b Oct. 31, 1850; m Annie M. Schantz. 9. Mary Louisa, b Apr. 11, 1852; d Dec. 31, 1861. 10. Boyer B., b Nov. 5, 1853; single; Tylersport, Pa. 11. Andora, b June 22, 1855; d Dec. 3, 1861. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] [74-60] JEREMIAH ROSHONG, b Oct. 27, 1872; s John and Magdalena (Heebner) Roshong [74-16a]; m MARY ETTINGER; d before husband; dau Abraham Ett-inger. Lived near Woxall, Pa. Children (2): [74-251] 1. Catharine, m Henry F. Moyer. [74-252] 2. Maria, m Augustus Roshong. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-61] TIMOTHY ROSHONG, s John and Magdalena (Heebner) Roshong [74-16a]; m CATH¬ ARINE (KATE) BOYER, dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Heebner) Boyer [74-15]. Laborer and farmer; lived in Frederick Twp., Pa. Children {12): 1. Mary, dec ; m Joseph Jones; Norristown, Pa. 2. Kate, dec ; m Abraham Keyser; Phoenixville, Pa. 3. William, b 1833; d 1899; unm. 4. Malara, dec; m Levi Roshong; Medina, Ohio. 5. Amanda, dec; in George Graver; Limerick Twp., Pa. 6. Jesse, dec; m - ; had four children. Widow lived at Perkiomen June., Pa. 7. Benjamin, b Apr., 1842; m Lizzie Dreihouse. 8. Susanna, b Mar. 6, 1844; m Benjamin D. Keyser. 9. Louisa, b Feb. 23, 1846; d June 14, 1919; m Jacob S. Charles. 10. Frank B., b Dec. 3, 1849; m Mary D. L. Dickinson. 11. Hannah, b Dec. 12, 1851; d May 9, 1918; m Edward M. R. Rhoads. 12. Sallie, b Nov. 24, 1854; m J. Lewis Yost. [ No f urther data obtainable. ] [74-62] DANIEL ROSHONG, s John and Magdalena (Heebner) Roshong [74-16a]; m MAGDA¬ LENA - . One son and one daughter; lived near Hendricks Station, Pa. (1918.) [Further data not obtainable .] [74-63] THERESA ROSHONG, dau John and Magdalena (Heebner) Roshong [74-16a]; m WILLIAM SLOTTERER. Lived in Upper Salford Twp., Pa. At least one child: Jonas. On April 23, 1864, the widow renounced her right to administer in favor of the eldest son, Jonas. [Further data unobtainable.] [74-65] GEORGE HEEBNER, b Sept. 25, 1807; d Apr. 22, 1871; s Philip and Catharine (Daub) Hevener (Heebner) [74-17]; m Nov. 6, 1830, ESTHER GROFF, b Nov. 6, 1808; d Oct. 10, 1865; dau Joseph and Catharine (Wagner) Groff [74-36]. [Buried in Old Goshenhoppen Cem.] One child: [74-265] Catharine Ann, b Dec. 7, 1835; d Nov. 23, 1862; m John S. Miller. [74-66] PETER D. HEVENER, d July 3, 1890; s Philip and Catharine (Daub) Hevener [74-17]; m June, 1843, ELIZABETH EHL, dau Stephen and Elizabeth Ehl. Children (J): [74-266] 1. Hannah E., b Sept. 30, 1844; d May 17, 1914; m Henry J. Smith. [74-267] 2. Elizabeth E., b Sept. 2, 1849; d May 14, 1906; m James H. Bobb. [74-253] [74-254] [74-256] [74-257] [74-258] [74-259] [74-260] [74-261] [74-262] [74-263] [74-264] 1022 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-268] [74-269a] [74-269b] 3. John E., b Mar. 6, 1853; d Feb. 17, 1903; m Mary Amanda Roeder. 4. George E., b Aug. 5, 1859; m 1. Emma J. Renninger. 2. Matilda C. Dietzel. [74-67] SOLOMON D. HEAVNER, d Dec. 29, 1877; s Philip and Catharine (Daub) Hevener [74-17]; m ANN NANCY EISENBERG. Lived at Bridgeport, Pa. Buried at Trappe, Pa. The will of Solomon D. Heavner was probated Jan. 3, 1878. Children (6): [74-270] 1. Mary, m William Mairs. [74-271] 2. Philip E., b Sept. 19, 1843; d Apr. 16, 1914; m Catharine A. Ralston. 3. John; d aged fourteen or fifteen. [74-272] 4. David E., b Dec. 20, 1849; m Sarah B. Fretz. [7.4-273] 5. Solomon E., b June 5, 1862; d Mar. 10, 1911 ; m Sarah Kehs. 6. Son; stillborn. [74-68] PHILIP D. HEAVNER, d Aug. 22, 1910; s Philip and Catharine (Daub) Hevener [74-17]; m CATHARINE - ; wife was a legatee under the will of Samuel S. Nase of Upper Hanover Twp., Pa., and Norristown, Pa. One child: [74-274] George N., m - - - In 1835 Philip Heebner bought one hundred and sixteen perches of land in Frederick Twp., Pa. Philip D. Heebner bought property in Norristown in 1850, and later kept a grocery at the corner of Marshall and Kohn Sts., Norristown, Pa. The will of Philip Heavner was prob. Aug. 23, 1910; he men¬ tions “my niece, Mary B. Quigley, of Phila., and my son, George, of Norristown.” [Letters not ans. Further data unobtainable .] [74-69] SARAH HEEBNER, d Aug. 1, 1893; dau Philip and Catharine (Daub) Hevener [74-17]; m MARTIN HUNSICKER; d Nov. 10, 1874. Upper Providence, Pa. Children ( 6 ): [74-275] 1. David, d May 3, 1875; m Kate - 2. Sarah, d Mar. 24, 1877 ; unm. 3. Kate, d Feb. 8, 1887; unm. 4. Harvey H. [74-276] 5. Mary H., m J. M. Zimmerman. 6. Martin H., d Aug. 10, 1878; unm. [ Unable to locate or verify .] Martin Hunsicker of Upper Providence, Pa., died intestate, leaving a widow, Sarah, and six chil¬ dren, as above named. Sarah Hunsicker died intestate, single, on Mar. 24, 1877, leaving mother, Sarah Hunsicker, brother Harry H., sister Mary H. Zimmerman, and brother Martin Hunsicker, Jr. Martin Hunsicker, Jr., died Aug. 10, 1878, single, without issue. Harvey H. Hunsicker and Mary H. Zimmerman were the surviving heirs. Catharine (or Kate) Hunsicker died Feb. 8, 1887, intestate, single, without issue. [74-70] CATHARINE HEVENER, b June 23, 1805; baptized September 24, 1805; d 1891, several weeks after the death of her husband; dau Philip and Catharine (Daub) Hevener [74-17]; m ANDREW SCHWARTZ. Agriculturist of Salfordville, Montg. Co., Pa. Children ( 8 ): 1. Henry. [74-277b] } 2' GeOTge H" d Sept' 4’ 1914; m { 2. Evaa - [74-278] 3. James, d 1888; m - — — [74-279] 4. Mary A., b Sept. 11, 1826; d Nov. 11, 1910; m Andrew H. Gottshalk. [74-280] 5. Elizabeth, d Mar. 27, 1920; m Jacob Klein. [74-281] 6. Amelia H., b Sept. 11, 1843; m Henry M. Hiltebeitel. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1023 [74-282] 7. Catharine, dec; m Daniel Smith. [74-283] 8. William, m. Louisa Reed. In 1920 Amelia was the only member of the family surviving. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.} [74-71] MARY ANN HEVENER, dau Philip and Catharine (Daub) Hevener [74-17]; m FRANK¬ LIN LEISTER, d Dec. 15, 1892. Lived in Perkiomen Twp., Pa. Mary Ann Hevener is buried in the Old Goshenhoppen Cemetery. Children ( 2 ): [74-284] 1. Hannah, b Sept. 5, 1834; d June 24, 1914; m Franklin F. Hendricks. [74-285] 2. Jacob H., b Nov. 8, 1837; d Jan. 23, 1916; m Mary Reed. [74-72] ELIZABETH HEVENER, b Aug. 16, 1815; d Mar. 30, 1881; dau Philip and Catharine (Daub) Hevener [74-17]; m ADDY ZIEGLER, d Sept. 25, 1882; s Isaac and Catharine (Kolb) Ziegler. Farmer; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [74-286] 1. James H., b Oct. 28, 1844; d Oct. 14, 1917 ; m Matilda Schlicher. [74-287] 2. Mary Ann, b Mar. 6, 1849; m Ambrose Roeder. [74-288] 3. George H., b Aug. 18, 1851 ; m Louisa M. Masteller. [74-74] SAMUEL HEEBNER, b Jan. 31, 1838; d Jan. 19, 1915; s Jacob and Esther (Schuler) Heebner [74—18] ; m Nov. 20, 1863, ELLEN W. WAGNER, b Nov. 13, 1838; d Jan. 3, 1912; dau Jacob and Rebecca (Walt) Wagner. (1919.) Children {2): [74-289a] ' [74-289b] [74-289c] f 1. Isaiah H. Overholtzer. ► 1. Annie W., b Oct. 20, 1869; m j 2. B. Franklin Stevens. [ 3. Augustus Schaeffer. 2. Reinhard W., b Sept. 18, 1873; d May 4, 1877. [74-75] SUSANNA HEEBNER, b Dec. 13, 1826; d Apr. 23, 1883; dau Jacob and Esther (Schuler) Heebner [74-18]; m Apr. 12, 1852, ISRAEL HILDENBRAND, b Sept. 5, 1825; d, Jan. 21, 1901; s Fritz and Catherine (Dietz) Hildenbrand. Shoemaker; Telford, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [74-290] 1. Milton H., b Nov. 16, 1853; d June 7, 1911; m Sarah Royer; Tylersport, Pa. [74-291] 2. Pearson H., b July 3, 1855; m Sarah Jane Wenhold. [74-292] 3. Ellemeine, b July 14, 1859; d Apr. 25, 1919; m Jacob S. Wampole. [74-293] 4. Esther, b Sept. 21, 1861; m Allen Dalman; Atlantic City, N. J. [74-294] 5. Henry, b Sept. 6, - ; m Mary Samsel; Pottstown, Pa. [ Unable to complete.] [74-76] ELIZA HEEBNER, b Dec. 13, 1831; d Mar. 26, 1852; dau Jacob and Esther (Schuler) Heebner [74-18]; m PETER B. SCHMOLL, b Aug. 1, 1817 ; d May 2, 1889. Lived at Spring Mount, Pa. One child: [74-295] Henry, b Sept. 23, 1850; m Annie B. Bergey. [74-77] MARGARET HEEBNER, b July 18, 1845; d Mar. 26, 1915; dau Jacob and Esther (Schuler) Heebner [74-18]; m Mar. 26, 1870, HENRY HENNING, b Oct. 3, 1848; s David and Rebecca (Stong) Henning. Retired farmer. Worcester, Pa. (1920.) Margaret Henning died as a result of severe burns received when her dress caught fire while she was boiling soap. Children (2): [74-296] 1. Hannah, b May 30, 1871 ; m Alvin Fry. [74-297] 2. Elwood, b Jan. 8, 1880; m Anna Christina Berge. [74-78] HENRY HEEBNER, b Jan. 28, 1836; s Jacob and Esther (Schuler) Heebner [74-18]; m Aug. 21, 1869, MATILDA POLSTER, b July 10, 1842; d Jan. 4, 1914; dau Michael and Mary (Nace) Polster. Retired; Green Lane, Pa. (1919.) i 1 024 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfeldek Families Children ( 5 ): [74-298] 1 . Edwin, b Nov. 26, 1869; m Lizzie May Stevens. 2. Daniel, b Oct. 4, 1871; Green Lane, Pa. [74-300] 3. Mary P., b Apr. 28, 1875; m Sassaman N. Smith. [74-301] 4. Agnes P., b Jan. 7, 1877; m Allen W. Shoemaker. [74-299] 5. Harry, b Aug. 8, 1884; m Kathryn Bartman. [74-79] ANN (NANCY) M. HEEBNER, b Dec. 24, 1806; d Jan., 1889; dan Jacob and Catherine (Young) Heebner [74-19]; m Jan. 7, 1827, JACOB GARBER, b Sept. 16, 1801 ; d Apr. 21, 1887 ;s Jacob Garber. Farmer. [74-302] [74-303] [74-304] [74-305] Children (11): 1. Angeline, b Oct. 18, 1828; d Dec. 3, 1856; m Elias Heckler. 2. Catherine ( ty]i b Mar 22 1830. d ( Feb. 2, 1831 3. Thomas J l May 1, 1902; m Catherine March. 4. George W., b Mar. 31, 1832; d Sept. 17, 1865; unm. 5. Charles H., b Sept., 1834; d Nov. 11, 1872; m Eliza Kelly. 6. Rebecca, b Jan., 1836; d May 18, 1902; unm. 7. Rachel, b May, 1838; d Aug. 20, 1882; unm. 8. Martin Luther, b Aug., 1840; d Aug. 15, 1841. 9. Annie, b Nov., 1842; single'. Trappe, Pa. 10. Jacob R., b Jan., 1844; d Jan., 1910; m Christiana Patience Funk. 11. John, b May, 1845; d March, 1851. George W. Garber is said to have been shot by an Indian near Seattle, Wash. Annie Garber maintains that Mrs. Jane Gross Rambo [74-306] claimed she was related to the Heebner family of Worcester, Pa. [74-80] CATHERINE HEEBNER, 5 June 1, 1812; d Apr. 8, 1889; dau Jacob and Catherine (Young) Heebner [74—19] ; m THOMAS JEFFERSON GROSS, b Mar. 13, 1808; d Oct. 28, 1833; s Samuel and Mary (Evans) Gross. Children (7): [74-306] 1. Jane, b Mar. 5, 1831; d Aug. 23, 1918; m Prof. Abel Rambo. 2. Mary, b July 8, 1832; d Oct. 26, 1837. [74-307] 3. Ann Matilda, b June 30, 1833; d Oct. 23, 1878; m Dr. Jones. [74-308] 4. Frank S., b Oct. 26, 1836; d Aug. 31, 1902; m Agnes I. McNeil. [74-309] 5. Charles H., b May 9, 1838; d Dec. 6, 1902; m Josi Fry. 6. Thomas J., b June 6, 1840; d 1844. [74-310] 7. William H., b May 7, 1844; m Kate L. Tobey. [ Unable to complete. Letters unanswered. ] Thomas J. Gross was appointed Assistant Clerk of the House of Representatives of Pa. by Gov. Francis Shunk, on Dec. 26, 1827, and served continuously in that capacity until 1846. Catherine Heebner Gross claimed to be a descendant of Hans Heebner. [ William H. Gross.] [74-80.1] CHARLES HEEBNER, d Feb. 8, 1867 ; s Jacob and Catherine (Young) Heebner [74-19]; m MARY LOUISE PETERS, d Jan. 28, 1870. Charles Heebner was a hotel keeper and millwright at Trappe, Pa. He went to Lee, Mass., about 1850; bought land there and opened and developed the Lee Marble Works. He furnished the marble for the wings of the Capitol building at Washington, D. C., for the City Hall of Philadelphia, and for many other public buildings in various parts of the country. Children (2): [74-310.1] 1. Samuel Y., b Nov. 15, 1856; d Sept. 4, 1917; m Rebecca McKinley Hood. 2. Julia; 320 E. Evergreen Ave., Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa. Charles Heebner died Feb. 8, 1867 ; his will was probated March 6, 1867. He held inter alia with William Heebner, Catharine Gross and Ann M. Garber real estate in Trappe consisting of 30 acres, 141 perches. He gave his estate to his widow, Mary L. Heebner. Children given are: Samuel Y. Heebner, Julia C. Heebner. Mary L. Heebner and Charles H. Gross were named executors. The said William Heebner died in November, 1867, intestate, unmarried, and without issue, leaving as his heirs two sisters, Catharine Gross and Anna M. Garber, and a nephew and niece, Samuel Y. and Julia Heebner. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkeelder Families 1 025 Mary L. Heebner died Jan. 28, 1870; Robert Cressel was executor and guardian of the children and her sister, Kate A. Coniley, was to be housekeeper. Part of the tract was sold to Abel Rambo. [Montg. Co. Court Records, ZJ/JA] [74-82] SOPHIA MARIA RICHARDS, d Jan. 13, 1904; dau George and Maria (Matthias) Rich¬ ards [74-23b]; m DR. THOMAS LANCASTER; d 1909. Physician; lived at 1303 N. Broad St., Phila., Pa, One child: George Richards; 1303 N. Broad St., Phila., Pa. The will of Dr. Thomas Lancaster was probated Mar. 26, 1909; his son, George, was sole legatee and executor. [ Unable to locate or complete.} [74-83] DR MARCUS (MARK) G. KERR, b Nov. 12, 1815; d June 19, 1883; s Henry and Ann (Richards) Kerr [74-24]; m HERMINEA M. - ■, b Mar. 19, 1818; d Sept. 18, 1897. Physician. Dr. Marcus Kerr was the founder of the order of the “Knights of Friendship,” which was instituted May 23, 1859. He was professor of Materia Medica and General Therapeutics at the Woman’s Medi¬ cal College, Phila., 1833-1867. In 1856 Dr. Kerr was living in Norristown, Pa. Children ( 5 ) : 1. M. A. Richards, b May 9, 1839; d Mar. 4, 1863. 2. Annie T., b July 14, 1840; d Feb. 8, 1856. 3. Henry W., b Oct. 16, 1841; d Nov. 29, 1907. 4. Frances A., b Oct, 29, 1842; d Sept. 6, 1899. 5. Edgar L., b Feb. 17, 1852. Will of Heeminea Kerr “Be it remembered that I, Herminea M. Kerr, widow of Mark G. Kerr, late of the City of Philadelphia, Doctor of Medicine, deceased, being of sound mind and memory have thought proper to make and hereby do make my last Will and Testament, that is to say: First — I direct all my just debts and funeral expenses be fully paid and satisfied as soon as conveniently may be after my decease. Item — I give and bequeath to my son, Henry W. Kerr, One thousand dollars. Item — I give and bequeath to Rebecca Kerr, widow of my late husband’s brother Richard F. Kerr, Five Hundred dollars and I give and bequeath to his five children: Archanna V. Treen, Mary Pennel, William B. Kerr, Herminea Dehaven, and Annie Kerr One hundred dollars each. Item — I give and bequeath to Eliza Kerr, widow of my late husband brother John J. E. Kerr, if she be living at the time of my decease One thousand dollars: if she be not living at the time of my decease then I give and bequeath said One Thousand dollars to her three children Emma E. Holledge, Alva Kerr, and Harry Kerr in equal shares. Item — I give and bequeat h to each of my three nieces Louisa T. Pfaff, Eiyonta H. Cole, and Theresa C. M. Boone Five Hundred dollars. Item — I give and bequeath to each of my three cousins Alfred Herman, William Augustus Herman, and Isabella S. Bright Five Hundred dollars toward getting homes. for themselves. Item — I give and bequeath to each of my two cousins Amanda Herman, and Elmira Wynkoop the sum of Two hundred dollars and I give and bequeath to Mrs. Deborah Shaffer now and for some time past in my employ the sum of Five Hundred dollars. Item — I give and bequeath to each of my two friends Eliza B. Copeland and Fannie G. Watt Griffiths Fifty dollars. Item — I give and bequeath to each of the four children of my niece Susanna Roberts, deceased, namely Harry Roberts, Joseph Roberts, and their two sisters, Mamie and Theresa One hundred dollars. Item — I give and bequeath to the Montgomery Cemetery Company the sum of Two hundred dollars on condition that they agree to keep and do keep my lot in their Cemetery situate near Norristown, Norriton Township, Mont¬ gomery County, Pennsylvania, as to their enclosures, improvement, &c in good order and repair. Item — I give and bequeath to my friend, John White, attorney at Law Five hundred dollars. Item — I give devise and bequeath all the rest residue and remainder of my estate both real and personal whatso¬ ever and wheresoever the same may be at the time of my decease unto my said friend, John White, attorney at Law his heirs and assigns. In Trust nevertheless to convert my said real and personal estate into money and for that purpose I hereby authorize and empower him my said Trustee to sell and dispose of all or any part of my said Real Estate at public or private sale or sales for such xirice or prices and upon such terms and conditions as to him may seem best and to grant and convey the same to the purchaser or purchasers thereof his her or their heirs and assigns free from all liability for or on account of the application of the purchase money. Provided however that in no event shall my said Trustee sell that part of my real estate in Denver, Colorado, in and to which I have the whole or entire exclusive title during the lifetime of my two sons, Henry W. Kerr, and Edgar L. Kerr, and to safely invest at interest the net proceeds of said personal estate and said Real Estate when sold. And in further trust from and immediately after my decease to x>ay from the net income of my real estate unsold by him and the income from all other Sources the sum of Six hundred dollars annually or such larger sum as he may deem necessary in monthly payments for the board, clothing, &c of my saici son Edgar L. Kerr now in the Pennsyl- 1026 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families vania Hospital for the Insane where he has been for a number of years, and to pay the same to him should he become sane for and during all the term of his natural life. And in further trust from and immediately after my decease to pay to my said son Henry W. Kerr the sum of Six hundred dollars annually in equal monthly payments and should my son be sick or afflicted, then to pay to him such larger sum as he my said Trustee may deem best for and during all the term of his natural life said payments to, for, or on behalf of my said two sons to be free from their or either of their debts, contracts, or engagements. And in further trust from and immediately after the decease of my said sons to pay unto the Grand Chamber of the Order of Knights of Friendship or to such Trustees appointed by said Grand Chamber of the Order of Knights of Friendship for receiving the same the sum of Two Thousand dollars said bequest to be known as the Mark G. Kerr Bequest in memory of the founder of Said Order Mark G. Kerr, M. D., my deceased husband; the said sum of Two Thousand dollars to be safely invested by the said Grand Chamber of the Order of Knights of Friendship or the Trus¬ tees appointed by them and the said sum of Two thousand dollars with the accumulation of interest thereof together with any money derived or received from other sources to be held by the said Grand Chamber of the Order of Knights of Friendship or the Trustees so as aforesaid appointed by them In Trust for the purpose of establishing and main¬ taining a Home for the care and support of the aged and indigent members of said Order and the Orphans of the mem¬ bers thereof and such other needy or dependent persons as said Grand Chamber of the Order of Knights of Friendship may from time to time determine and for no other purpose or purposes whatsoever. And in further trust from and immediately after the decease of my said sons to pay unto my three nieces Louisa T. Pfaff, Elyonta H. Cole, and Theresa C. M. Boone, the sum of One Thousand dollars each. And in further trust from and immediately after the decease of my said sons to pay unto the Franklin Reformatory home for Inebriates now located at Nos. 911, 913, and 915 Locust Street, Philadelphia, the sum of Five hundred dollars. And in further trust from and immediately after the decease of my said sons to pay unto Rebecca Kerr, widow of my late husband’s brother Richard F. Kerr and his said five children the sum of Five thousand dollars to be divided equally between them share and share alike. And in further trust from and immediately after the decease of my said sons to pay unto Eliza Kerr, widow of my late husband’s brother John J. E. Kerr, and her three children the sum of Three thousand dollars to be divided equally between them share and share alike. And in further trust from and immediately after the decease of my said sons to divide the rest residue and re¬ mainder of my said residuary estate into Five equal parts and to pay one of said parts thereof unto Rebecca Kerr, widow of my said brother in law, Richard F. Kerr, and his said five children, to be divided equally between them, share and share alike; to pay one other of said parts thereof unto my said sister-in-law Eliza Kerr and her three children to be divided equally between them share and share alike; to pay one other said part thereof unto my said niece Elyonta H. Cole; to pay one other of said parts thereof unto my said niece Louisa T. Pfaff and to pay the remaining part thereof unto my said niece Theresa C. M. Boone. I hereby nominate and appoint my said friend, John White, attorney-at-law, Executor of this my last Will and Testament. In Witness Whereof I, Herminea M. Kerr, the Testatrix, have to this my Will Written on two sheets of paper set my hand and seal this Twenty-first day of August, A.D., One Thousand eight hundred and ninety seven. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the above named Herminea M. Kerr as and for her Last Will and Tes¬ tament in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed our name at her request as witnesses thereto in the presence of the said Testatrix and of each other.” Charles Ouram John Meier ‘‘Herminea M. Kerr (Seal) (Seal)” Probated — Sept. 24, 1897. [Phila. Will Book , p 915 , No. 513.} [74-84] JOHN J. E. KERR, b June 7, 1819; d Dec. 25, 1859; s Henry and Ann (Richards) Kerr [74-24]; m ELIZA PICKINS, b Aug. 21, 1826; d Apr. 20, 1879. Merchant tailor; Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [74-311] 1. Emma E., b Dee. 19, 1851; d July 25, 1915; m Edward Ilolledge; lived in Banfield, Wis. No issue. [74-312] 2. Alva R., b Feb. 14, 1854; d Apr. 23, 1903; m Louisa Joule. [74—313] 3. Henry C., b Feb. 19, 1856; m Katherine Stegmeyer. [74-85a] RICHARD FRITZ KERR, b Jan. 8, 1825; d Nov. 3, 1894; s Henry and Ann (Richards) Kerr [74-24]; m July 10, 1849, JEANETTE JOHNSON, b Nov. 14, 1830; d Feb. 10, 1863. Children (3): [74-314] 1. Archie V., b Aug. 20, 1850; m John M. Treen. 2. Harry, b May 20, 1853; d Aug. 15, 1854. 3. Eugene, b Jan. 8, 1857; d Jan. 8, 1857. [74-85b] RICHARD FRITZ KERR, same as above, m 2nd time, June 20, 1863, MARGARETTA ANNA REBECCA BALTHASER, b Sept. 21, 1845; d July 18, 1900; dau Benneville and Mary (Yea¬ ger) Balthaser. Richard F. Kerr is buried in Montg. Cent., Norristown, Pa. He was a Lieut, of Co. H, 128 Reg. Pa. Vol. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1027 [74-315] [74-316] [74-31 7a] [74-317b] [74-317c] [74-318] Children ( 5 ): 1. Mary L., b Mar. 27, 1864; m John Wesley Pennell. 2. William B., b Aug. 4, 1866; m Mattie Virginia Fields. [ 1. William Thomas DeHaven. • 3. Herminea M., b Jan. 11, 1867; m j 2. John Gavigan. [ 3. George Washington Hooser. 4. Annie, b Nov. 22, 1870; m John B. Hamilton; 1018 Potter St., Chester, Pa. 5. James W., b May 8, 1872; d May 8, 1872. [74-86] HERMINEA E. KERR, d Nov. 19, 1899; dau Henry and Ann (Richards) Kerr [74-24]; m DANIEL G. SHERMAN, d Jan. 15, 1893. No children. [74-87] SARAH ANN KERR, b June 12, 1822; d Jan. 25, 1853; dau Henry and Ann (Richards) Kerr [74-24]; m Jan. 28, 1841, FRANKLIN DERR, b July 1, 1815; d Mar. 16, 1877. Buried in Montg. Cem., Norristown, Pa. Children (5): [74-319] 1. Henry A., b Nov. 24, 1841 ; d Jan. 4, 1885; m Ellen Sullivan. [74-320] 2. Ann Elizabeth, b Mar., 1844; d May, 1916; m Charles W. Holmes. [74-321] 3. John Jacob, b June, 1845; d July 4, 1895; m Elizabeth - - 4. Theodore J. (?) 5. Franklin. (?) [ Unable to complete or verify.} [74-88] CATHARINE STAGER, b Apr. 3, 1809; d Mar. 25, 1844; dau Henry and Anne (Heebner) Stager [74-26]; m ISAAC STRAUCH, b Feb. 14, 1806; d July 4, 1885. Miller; West Haven, Pa. [74-322] [74-322.1] [74-323] [74-324] [74-325] Children ( 8 ): 1. Francis, b Sept. 26, 1833; d Feb. 26, 1878; m Margaret Jane Laughlin. 2. Henry Lewis, b Aug. 15, 1835; d May 9, 1867; rn Sarah A. - 3. Isaac. [ No further data. ) 4. Mary, m Edward Beck; had son, Isaac. [Mo further data.} 5. Sarah, m Levi Reifsnyder. No f urther data.} 6. Matilda, b Apr. 22, 1840; d Dec. 29, 1899; m William Beck. Two more children. Isaac Strauch married 2nd time, Savenia Heiser, b 1816; d 1894. One son, Augustus Rothermel. [Stager — - Unable to complete.} [74-89] ELIZABETH STAGER, b June 3, 1812, in Chester Co., Pa. ; d Oct. 8, 1888, at home of dau Emma, in Indianapolis; dau Henry and Anne (Heebner) Stager [74-26]; m June 28, 1838, MARTIN DRIESBAUGH HERBST, in Pottsville, Pa.; b Aug. 6, 1816, in Union Co., Pa.; d May 2, 1882. Mer¬ chant, shipper and brickmaker. Moved to Indianapolis in 1859; buried in Cem. at Dublin, Ind. Children (7): 1. Albert Henry, b Jan. 28, 1840; d May 20, 1864. 2. David Stillman, b June 25, 1841; d Mar. 26, 1892; m Abigail Symons. 3. Benjamin Franklin, b Mar. 10, 1843; d May 1, 1863. 4. Mary Ann Catharine, b Dec. 3, 1844; single; Indianapolis, Ind. 1 5. Abraham Stager, b July 20, 1846; d May 22, 1900; m I J* J(aura Helms. J l 2. Sarah King. 6. James, b Aug. 5, 1848; d Oct. 2, 1848. 7. Emma Rebecca, b July 31, 1854; d Sept. 24, 1919; m Charles Franklin Eckert. Albert Henry Herbst enlisted in 1861 in Co. I, 15th Reg. Ind. Vols.; served three years. He died in the U. S. Hospital at Nashville, Tenn., and is buried at Brownsville, Ind. Benjamin Franklin Herbst enlisted in 1862 as private in Co. G, 69th Reg. Ind. Vols. He was killed in battle of Champion Hills, Miss.; and is interred on the battle-field. [Stager.] [74-90] DANIEL HENRY STAGER, b Aug. 14, 1814 ; d Feb. 27, 1873 ; s Henry and Anne (Heebner) Stager [74-26]; m Nov. 4, 1841, ELIZABETH RUDY, b Feb. 2, 1821; d Mar. 27, 1873; dau John and [74-326] [74-327a] [74-327b] [74-328] 1 028 Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families Anna Maria (Boyer) Rudy. Both are buried in Union Gem., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Farmer, clerk, shipping agent and school teacher. Both are buried in the Union Cem., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. [Stager.] Children ( 9 ): [74-329a] ' TT T , . . __ , T , f 1. Roxanna Frances Carver. [74— 329b] t L Henl'y John’ 1 Aug- 27- 1842; d July 22- 1919; m 1 2. Alice Belle Smith Davidson. [74-330] 2. Alfred Frelinghuysen, b Sept. 4, 1844; m Mary Rebecca Zulick. [74-331] 3. George Washington, b Apr. 3, 1847; d Sept. 10, 1902; rn Kate S. Frank. [74—332] 4. Oscar W., b Mar. 19, 1849; m Ellen Tyson. [74—333] 5. William Daniel, b Oct. 11, 1851; d Jan. 12, 1913; m Anna Katherine Shanbacker. [74-334] 6. Sarah Rebecca, b Oct. 24, 1854; m John Jacob Mishler. [74-335] 7. Eliza Ann, b Dec. 9, 1856; m Henry Gardner Field. 8. Mary Margaretta, b July 13, 1859; d Jan. 31, 1861. [74-336] 9. Emma Rudy, b Feb. 19, 1863; d Feb. 2, 1891; m Eugene Ward. [74-91] JOHN STAGER, b Aug. 3, 1816, in Schuylkill Co., Pa.; d Jan. 31, 1839; s Henry and Catherine (Heebner) Stager [74-26]; m ELIZABETH BEYLE, b 1823, in Strassburg, Germany ; d May 8, 1891. Elizabeth (Beyle) Stager married 2nd time, William Heffner of Potts ville, Pa., and had one son, George. She married 3rd time, Azariah Jones, and had two children. One child: [74-337] John Henry, b Jan. 9, 1839; d May 15, 1885; rn Mary Catherine DeLong. [74-92] MARY STAGER, b Sept. 8, 1820; d Jan. 1, 1880; dau Henry and Anne (Heebner) Stager [74-26]; m JOHN COPE STANTON, b May 7, 1816, in Galway, Ireland; d May 10, 1867. Railroad despa teller. [Stager.] Children (5): [74-339] 1. James Reiff, b Dec. 19, 1849; d Oct. 28, 1894; m Virginia McCullough. 2. Henry John, b Mar. 8, 1852; d Jan. 12, 1853. [74-340] 3. Cecilia Ann, b Mar. 14, 1854; rn Albert Strong Catherwood. 4. John Henry, b Mar. 17, 1857; d Nov. 15, 1870. [74-341] 5. Mary Louisa, b Nov. 6, 1859; m Joseph N. Walker. [74-93] ABRAM STAGER, b July 10, 1822; d Aug. 20, 1905; s Henry and Anne (Heebner) Stager [74-26] ; m Aug. 8, 1848, JANE McQUADE, b Sept. 8, 1825; dau Robert and Rosetta (Boyd) McQuade. Merchant and mine superintendent; lived in Shamokin, Pa. Abram Stager enlisted July 3, 1863, as Private in Co. Iv, 39th P. V. M.; and was discharged Aug. 2, 1863. [Stager.] Children ( 9 ): [74-342] 1. Annie Esther, b June 8, 1849; d Oct. 9, 1909; m Albert D. Rishel. 2. Rosabell, b June 2, 1850. [74-343] 3. Henry Clay, b Mar. 4, 1852; d July 20, 1882; m Alice Dugan. 4. Robert Emmet, b May 28, 1853; d June 28, 1901. 5. Mary Blanche, b Mar. 26, 1856; d Sept. 29, 1857. [74-344] 6. Jennie, b July 25, 1858; d Aug. 17, 1897; m Morris Williams. 7. William Boyd, b Jan. 31, 1862; d July 12, 1862. 8. Mary Ella, b Mar. 22, 1863. [74-345] 9. Elizabeth Irene, b Mar. 27, 1868; d Nov. 26, 1908; rn Ashbel Britton Longshore. [74-94] HETTIE HEEBNER, dau John and Mary (Hippie) Heebner [74-27]; rn WILLIAM STER¬ NER. Lived in Pottsville, Pa. One child: Daughter; Phoenixville, Pa. [Further data not obtainable.] [74-95] ANNA HEEBNER, daw John and Mary (Hippie) Heebner [74-27]; m HENRY TYSON. Children (7): 1. William; Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 2. Al. 3. Wesley. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1029 4. Joseph; Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 5. Earl; Schuylkill Haven, Pa. [74-346] 6. Annie, m Daniel Fix; Camden, N. J. [74-347] 7. John Huey. [Above data from tax list, Washington Twp., Schuylkill Co., Pa., 1885.] [Further data not obtainable.] [74-97] SOPHIA (?) HEEBNER, dan John and Mary (Hippie) Heebner [74-27]; m ELIJAH OR WIG. Philadelphia, Pa. One child: Katie. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-98] LOUISA HEEBNER, dau John and Mary (Hippie) Heebner [74-27] ; m - TITLOW. One daughter: Mary, and probably other children. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-100] LAWRENCE HEEBNER, s John and Mary (Hippie) Heebner [74-27]; m CAROLINE REED. Children (8): [74-348] 1. Edward, b Apr. 7, 1845; m Kate Moyer. [74-348.1] 2. Amanda, m Jacob Lindenmuth. [74-348.2] 3. Louisa, b Mar. 26, 1848; m Milton Williams. [74-348.3] 4. John R., b Dec. 13, 1850; m Lucy Ann Bretz. Four other children died in infancy. [ Unable to complete.] [74-102] CATHARINE ANN HEEBNER, b July 8, 1820; d Apr. 9, 1900; dau William and Anna (Lehman) Heebner [74-28a]; m Sept. 3, 1843, NATHANIEL DeLONG, b Mar. 9, 1817; d Sept. 23, 1883; s Moses DeLong. Teamster. Children (9): 1. Charles O., b Dec. 18, 1844; d May 4, 1864, in Alexandria, Va. Co. H, 48th Reg. [74-349] 2. Emma Celesta, b Nov. 16, 1846; d Dec. 2, 1913; m Francis W. Weaver. 3. Sarah Adella, b Feb. 19, 1849; d Apr. 19, 1914; single. [74-350] 4. Robert William, b Sept. 10, 1851; d Aug. 24, 1915; m Charlotte Newcomb; Chicago, Ill. [74-351 ] 5. George Raphael, b June 21, 1854; d July 29, 1911 ; m Elizabeth R. Snyder. 6. Oscar, b Nov. 26, 1855; d July 7, 1858. 7. Franklin, b Nov. 16, 1857; d Nov. 29, 1861. [74-352] 8. Heber Heebner, b Nov. 20, 1859; m Mary Alice Fahringer. 9. Elmer Ellsworth, b Aug. 21, 1861; d May 4, 1883. [74-103] SARAH M. HEEBNER, dau William and Anna (Lehman) Heebner [74-28a]; m May 22, 1860, MILTON J. H. SHETLER. Children ( 5 ): 1. William H., dec. 2. Eva; 6852 Sherman St., Germantown, Phila., Pa. 3. Charles; 1060 Ocean Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. [74-353] 4. Mary, m William Diehl; Pricetown, Pa. 5. Harry H.; Pricetown, Pa. [Letters not ans.; further data not obtainable.] Milton J. H. Shetler married three times: 2nd wife, Emma K. Bertolet; 3rd wife, Sarah Keller. [Hist Berks Co.] [74-104] JOSEPH L. HEEBNER, b July, 1826; d Aug., 1885; s William and Anna (Lehman) Heeb¬ ner [74-28a] ; m Sept. 9, 1851, ELIZABETH HILL, b Oct. 19, 1826; d Mar. 26, 1912; dau Samuel and Hannah (DeTurk) Hill. Painter; Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Anna Louisa, b Dec. 14, 1852; 511 Oley St., Reading, Pa. 2. Sarah Elizabeth, b Apr., 1866; d Nov., 1868. 1030 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-105] CATHARINE HEEBNER, b Jan. 18, 1821; d Jan. 14, 1891; dau Abraham and Esther Heebner [74-29]; m GEORGE W. WINTERSTEIN, b Feb. 14, 1820; d Jan. 26, 1902. One child: Harry H., b Jan. 14, 1849; d Jan. 4, 1879. [74-106] CHARLES HEEBNER, b Oct. 28, 1822; d May 10, 1849; s Abraham and Esther Heebner [74-29]; m - One child: C. William Hughes. [ Unable to complete or verify.] In the distribution of the estate of Anna Elizabeth Heebner [74—29], it was awarded to Catharine Winterstein, Henry R. Heebner, George W. Heebner, John Heebner, C. William Hughes, son of Charles Heebner. [74-107] HENRY R. HEEBNER, b Mar. 13, 1828; d Nov. 17, 1894; s Abraham and Esther Heebner [74—29] ; m Mar. 15, 1849, ELIZABETH A. LEWIS, b May 7, 1828; d May 20, 1903. Children {12): 1. Ida, b Feb. 20, 1850; d Dee. 8, 1903; single. 2. Alfred, b Aug. 27, 1851; d Mar. 16, 1916; m Tillie Mason. 3. Ella, b Apr. 26, 1854; d Aug. 13, 1856. 1. David Beddall. 2. George W. Gray. [74-354] [74-354. la] [74-354. lb] 4. Lurene, b Oct. 14, 1855; m 5. John Newton, b Oct. 15, 1857; d Sept. 15, 1858. [74-357] 6. Charles, b Feb. 6, 1859; m Alice Schuyler. [74-358a] 1 , ir 10„_ j 1. William S. Guiterman. [74-358b] t 7- Atta’ 5 0ct- 15> 1860 ; m l 2. Charles F. Hummel. [74-359] 8. Wilfred, b Sept. 21, 1862; m Leila R. Collins. [74-360] 9. Berta, b Nov. 15, 1865; rn James W. Beck. [74-360.1] 10. Minnie, b May 10, 1867; m Conard B. Sillyman. [74-361] 11. Maude Erma, b Feb. 22, 1869; m James T. Suitt. [74-36L1] 12. Harry Guy, b Oct. 22, 1875; m Fannie Allison. [74-108a] GEORGE W. HEEBNER, b Aug. 11, 1834; d Sept. 10, 1904; s Abraham and Esther Heebner [74-29] ; m 1st time, SARAH ELIZABETH WYNCOOP, b Mar. 27, 1833; d Jan. 3, 1859, at Hamburg, Pa.; dau Gen. George C. Wyneoop. One child: [74-362] Fannie Libbie, b Dec. 27, 1858; m John C. Paxson. [74-108b] GEORGE W. HEEBNER, same as above, m 2nd time, ANNA M. FISTER, b Apr. 14, 1832; d June 3, 1916. Lived at Hamburg, Pa. Children (4): 1. Mary Ann Coxon. 2. Laura H. Matthews. [74-363a] [74-363b] [74-364] [74-365] [74-365.1] 1. Thomas F., b Nov. 19, 1860; m 2. John W., b Mar. 18, 1863; m Sallie McDonnell. 3. Esther Phoebe, b Dec. 7, 1868; rn Albert Granger Ives. 4. Abraham; dec; rn - [74-109] EMMA W. HEEBNER, b Feb. 22, 1841 ; d Julv 2, 1871 ; dau Abraham and Esther Heeb¬ ner [74-29]; m JESSE NEWLIN. Children (3): 1. Esther; 2. George W.; 3. Emma. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-110] JOHN HEEBNER, d Sept. 18, 1911 ; s Abraham and Esther Heebner [74-29]; m MARY F - ; d Feb. 22, 1915. Lived in Pottsville, Pa. No children. [ Unable to complete or verify .] At the death of John Heebner in Pottsville, Pa., he left an estate of $17,753.17 ; letters testamentary were given to Mary F. Heebner. At her death in 1915, the property was devised to Matilda Dorman of Pottsville, Pa. (who was 76 years of age at death of decedent). After her death, the property was to be sold and proceeds paid to Maggie C. Taggert of St. Louis. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1031 [74-1 1 1 ] ADAM BUSSERT NYCE, b Jan. 30, 1809 ; d Nov. 5, 1854 ; s John Hevener and Elizabeth (Bussert) Nyce [74-30]; m LYDIA RENNER. Children (6): 1. Elizabeth; 2. Amanda; 3. Lucy Ann; 4. John; 5. Adam, d in infancy; 6. George, d in infancy. [ Nyce Papers — Unable to verify or complete.] [74-112] REBECCA BUSSERT NYCE, dau John Hevener and Elizabeth (Bussert) Nyce [74-30]; m CHRISTOPHER HALTEMAN. One child: Leah. [ Nyce Papers — Unable to verify .] [74-113] MARY ANN BUSSERT NYCE, b Apr. 2G, 1813; dau John Hevener and Elizabeth (Bus¬ sert) Nyce [74-30]; m MOSES B. BUTTERWECK, b Jan., 1816. Children (8) : [74-366] 1. Sarah Ann, b Aug. 3, 1837; m William B. Hoffman. [74-367] 2. Elizabeth N., b Feb. 12, 1839; d Aug. 4, 1884; m Ephraim B. Scheffy. [74-368] 3. Mary Ann, b July 16, 1841; m Samuel Schwenk. [74-369] 4. Abigail N., b Oct. 11, 1844; m Samuel H. Wien. 5. Michael, b Mar. 2, 1847; d Mar. 12, 1847. 6. Joseph, b May 22, 1849; d Aug. 17, 1871. 7. Caroline, b Dec. 22, 1852; d May 21, 1857. [74-370] 8. John N., b Oct. 18, 1856; m Mary K. Smith. [ Nyce Papers — Unable to complete or verify.] [74-114] JONAS NYCE, b Apr. 16, 1818; d Aug. 12, 1870; s John Hevener and Elizabeth (Bussert) Nyce [74-30]; m HANNAH - , b Nov. 10, 1821 ; d May 25, 1891. No children. [Nyce Papers.] [74-115] SOPHIA BUSSERT NYCE, b Feb. 20, 1820; dau John Hevener and Elizabeth (Bussert) Nyce [74-30]; m JOSEPH ZIEGLER, b Dec. 9, 1822. Children ( 8 ): [74-371] 1. Benjamin, b May 27, 1843; m Mary Kulp. [74—372] 2. Mary Elizabeth, b Nov. 28, 1844; m Henry Wade. 3. Christiana, b Feb. 7, 1848; d Feb. 21, 1848. [74-373] 4. Nathan, b Mar. 25, 1849; m Sarah Hilgert. [74-374] 5. David, b Aug. 23, 1851; m Clara Smoyer. ptm! 7. Maria 1 iwifu’ 6 July 10’ 1856; m [74-377] 8. John, b May 9, 1862; m Annie Krause. [Nyce Papers.] Windfield Smith. Jacob Hahn. [74-116] JOHN BUSSERT NYCE, b May 25, 1822; s John Hevener and Elizabeth (Bussert) Nyce [74-30]; m Apr. 8, 1849, SARAH COZEMAIER, b Dec. 8, 1818. Children (3): 1. Louisa Barbara, b July 25, 1850; d Sept. 6, 1851. [74-378] 2. James Henry, b July 5, 1852; m Lovina Hart. 3. John, b Aug. 22, 1854. [Nyce Papers — Unable to complete or verify.] [74-117] ESTHER NYCE, dau John Hevener and Elizabeth (Bussert) Nyce [74-30]; m JOHN SCHULER. Children ( 3 ): 1. Son, stillborn. [74-379] 2. Elizabeth, m Isaac Wampole. 3. David. [Nyce Papers — Unable to complete or verify.] 1032 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-118] CHRISTIANA BUSSERT NYCE, dau John Hevener and Elizabeth (Bussert) Nyce [74-30]; m JACOB HILGERT. Children (3): [74-373] 1. Sarah, m Nathan Ziegler. 2. Child. [Nyce Payers — No further data.] [74-119] LEVI NYCE MILLER, h Oct. 8, 1809; d Sept. 23, 1834; s John and Mary (Nyce) Miller [74-31]; m ELLEN GUEST. One child: [74-381] Lizzie (born several months after death of father); m James Pierce. [ Nyce Payers .] [74-120] CATHARINE NYCE MILLER, b Apr. 8, 1811; d Dec. 10, 1839; dau John and Mary (Nyce) Miller [74-31]; m JOHN HOFFECKER, b Aug. 1, 1803; d Dec. 25, 1880. Lived in Chester Co., Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Franklin, b Jan. 8, 1832; d Mar. 13, 1833. [74-382] 2. Mahlon, b Jan. 22, 1833; m Sidney M. England. [74-383] 3. Levi, b Sept. 30, 1834; m Rachael Huzzard. 4. Philip, b Jan. 30, 1836; d Feb. 9, 1839. 5. Ephraim, b Oct. 17, 1838; d Nov. 5, 1838. [Nyce Payers — Further data unobtainable.] [74-121] HENRY MILLER, b Sept. 11, 1812; d Nov. 27, 1841; s John and Mary Hevener (Nvce) Miller [74-31]: m LYDIA SWINEHART. Children ( 2 ): 1. Reuben Henry. [74-384] 2. John Henry, m - Swavely; had issue. [Nyce Payers — No further data.] [74-122a] ISRAEL NYCE MILLER, b Mar. 16, 1816; d Apr. 26, 1885; s John and Mary Hevener (Nyce) Miller [74-31]; m 1st time, CHRISTIANA SWINEHART, b June 6, 1812; d July 1, 1853. Children (J); 1. Henry, b June 30, 1840; lived in Berks Co., Pa. 2. Rebecca, b May 12, 1844; d 1850. 3. Stillborn child. 4. Mary, b Nov. 22, 1840. [74-122b] ISRAEL NYCE MILLER, same as above, m 2nd time, Feb. 24, 1859, LYDIA ECKER, b Dec. 19, 1830. Lived in Union Twp., Berks Co., Pa. Children (J): 1. Samuel Howard, b Feb. 19, 1860. [74-385] 2. Allen C., b Apr. 20, 1863; m Josephine Shirich. 3. Franklin E., b Nov. 30, 1866. 4. William, b Apr. 28, 1872. [Nyce Payers — Unable to comylete.] [74-123a] JOHN WILLIAM MILLER, b Nov. 6, 1819; d May 7, 1893; s John and Mary Hevener (Nyce) Miller [74-31]; m 1st time, May 1, 1841, MARY A. HALDERMAN, b Dec. 4, 1825; d Feb. 26, 1852; dau Jacob and Catharine H. Halderman. Lived at Monocacy, Pa. Children (3): [74-386] 1. Mary A., b Apr. 28, 1842; rn Charles W. Herner. [74—387 j 2. Anna Elizabeth, b July 18, 1845; m Nathaniel Herner. 3. Noah A., b Oct. 12, 1851. [74— 1 23b ] JOHN WILLIAM MILLER, same as above, m 2nd time, ELIZABETH UMSTEAD. [Nyce Payers — No further record.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 10:33 [74-124] DAVID MILLER, b Nov. 26, 1826; s John and Mary Hevener (Nyce) Miller [74-31]; m Mar. 4, 1856, MARY ANN RUTH, b Apr. 10, 1833. Lived at Springfield, Chester Co., Pa. Children (2): 1. Ida C., b Apr. 7, 1857. 2. Francis M., b Feb. 21, 1863. [Nyce Papers— No further data.] [74-127a] ABSALOM MILLER, b Feb. 15, 1834; d Aug. 9, 1892; s John and Mary Hevener (Nyce) Miller [74-31]; m 1st time, CATHARINE E. GILBERT, b Sept. 18, 1836; d Sept. 20, 1877. Lived at Pottstown, Pa. Children (4): [74-388] 1. Anna Mary, b Jan. 28, 1859; d June 7, 1884; m Harvey Thomas. 2. George McClellan, b Nov. 25, 1862; d Feb. 28, 1863. [74-389] 3. Emma Jane, b Nov. 26, 1863; m Joseph Hippie. 4. Harlan, b Oct. 29, 1870; d Feb. 17, 1877. [74— 1 27b] ABSALOM MILLER, same as above, m 2nd time, MRS. JULIA A. SHERIDAN. [ Nyce Papers — Unable to complete or verify.] [74-128] ANGELINE MILLER, b Apr. 10, 1836; dau John and Mary Hevener (Nyce) Miller [74- 31]; m THOMAS V. GREENOFF. Pottstown, Pa. [Nyce Papers.] Children (2) : 1. William E., b May 13, 1861. [74-390] 2. Anna Mary, b June 21, 1863; m J. Frank Althouse. [74-129] CORDELIA MILLER, b Jan. 25, 1814; d Apr. 15, 1863; dau Samuel and Sophia H. (Nyce) Miller [74-32]; m Mar. 5, 1837, GEORGE MOSES, b July 6, 1798; d Nov. 29, 1856. Lived at Kimber- ton, Pa. Children (7): 1. Mary, b Jan. 31, 1838; d Apr. 23, 1869. 2. Samuel, b Jan. 30, 1840; d Nov. 15, 1865. 3. Sophia, b Jan. 25, 1842; d Feb. 24, 1879. [74-391] 4. Martha K., b June 12, 1844; m Washington Friday. 5. Adam, b May 8, 1857; d Oct. 13, 1870. 6. Cordelia, b Dec. 17, 1849; d Aug. 10, 1868. 7. George, b June 12, 1852. [Nyce Papers — Unable to complete.] [74-130] FRANKLIN NYCE MILLER, b Oct. 2, 1815; d Jan. 15, 1884; s Samuel and Sophia H. (Nyce) Miller [74-32]; m Mar. 24, 1842, MARTHA KNAUER, b Nov. 9, 1821 ; d June 18, 1874. Children (11): 1. Samuel, b Jan. 11, 1843; d Oct. 18, 1848. 2. Saria, b Feb. 17, 1844; d Oct. 30, 1869. 3. Davis, b Sept. 16, 1846; d. Mar. 12, 1848. 4. John, b Apr. 28, 1849; d Sept. 6, 1850. [74-392] 5. Emma Catharine, b Jan. 21, 1851; m John C. Roberts. 6. Cordelia, b June 14, 1853. 7. Addison, b May 30, 1855. 8. Franklin K., b Oct. 9, 1856. [74-393] 9. Oliver, b Oct. 25, 1858; m - — - — Irwin. 10. Thomas Clinton, b Aug. 12, 1860. 11. Anna Sophia, b July 7, 1864; d Nov., 1864. [Nyce Papers — Unable to complete.] [74-131a] JOHN MILLER, b Aug. 13, 1817; d June 6, 1874; s Samuel and Sophia H. (Nyce) Miller [74-32]; m 1st time, MARY URNER. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1034 Children (2): [74-394] 1. Franklin U., b July 6, 1844; m Abbie D. Dairs. [74-395] 2. Lewis U., b Jan. 30, 1846; m - [Nyce Papers.] [74-131b] JOHN MILLER, same as above, m 2nd time, MRS. MARGARET (SUMMERS) REX, b 1811 (?);d May 30, 1887. Children (2): [74-396] 1. Clara, m Brook Davis. 2. Son, stillborn. [ Nyce Papers .] [74-134] JEREMIAH LINSENBIGLER NYCE, b Jan. 20, 1820; d May 22, 1886 ;s George H. and Maria (Linsenbigler) Nyce [74-33]; m CATHARINE HOOT, b Oct. 20, 1819. Children (6): [74-397] 1. Lucy Ann, b May 21, 1841; m George Worman. [74-398] 2. Elizabeth, b Nov. 15, 1845; d Nov. 14, 1872; m Edward Stout. [74-399] 3. John Mahlon, b July 19, 1849; m Lucy Ely. [74-400] 4. Maria Caroline, b Nov. 25, 1851; m James Campbell. 5. Emma Abigail, b July 2, 1854; d Aug. 18, 1863. 6. Leo Hiram, b Aug. 4, 1860; d Oct. 15, 1885. [Nyce Papers .] [74-135] PETER L. NYCE, b Nov. 4, 1821; d May 21, 1893; s George and Maria (Linsenbigler) Nyce [74-33]; m SUSAN LEWIS, b Oct. 27, 1826; d Apr. 26, 1893. Lived in Towamencin, Pa. [Nyce Papers.] Children ( 6 ): [74-401] 1. Harman L., b Apr. 18, 1845; m Susanna Cassel. [74-402a] 1 _ ,r, 01 i0._ . T , . „„„ f 1. Emanuel W. Brey. [74-402b] j 2* Mar^ b Ju^ 31> 1847; d July 12’ 1906; m 1 2. Zacharias R. Reed. William H. twins, b July 2, 1850; d July 2, 1850. 5. Jacob Morris, b June 7, 1853; m Amanda Flager. 1. Mary Moyer. 4. James A. [74-403] 74_404al ] [74-404b] j 6‘ Peter L-’ b 4> 1857i m 2. Emma H. Bower. [74-136] ELIZABETH LINSENBIGLER NYCE, b June 9, 1824; dau George H. and Maria (Lin¬ senbigler) Nyce [74-33]; m JACOB BOSLER. [Nyce Papers.] Children (10): [74-405] 1. Amanda S., b Nov. 6, 1846; d Apr. 2, 1890; m W. Augustus Bell. [74-406] 2. Mary Ann Margaret, b Dec. 16, 1847; m Matthew D. Spence. 3. Peter Pearson, b Aug. 1, 1849. [74-407] 4. William Morris, b Apr. 19, 1852; m Elizabeth Eynon. 5. Emma Elizabeth, b Mar. 10, 1854; d Apr. 24, 1854. [74-408] 6. Carolina Louisa, b May 17, 1858; m William G. Underkoffler. [74-409] 7. Jacob Erwin, b Aug. 29, 1856; m Annie M. Eynon. [74—410] 8. Willis E., b Feb. 22, 1863; m Lizzie E. Hunsicker. [74-411] 9. Frank W., b Mar. 23, 1866; rn Catherine Hildenbrand. [74-412] 10. Alice W., b May 4, 1870; m John Schell. [74-137] GEORGE LINSENBIGLER NYCE, b Aug. 30, 1826; s George H. and Maria (Linsenbig¬ ler) Nyce [74-33]; m ELIZABETH BIELER, b Oct. 16, 1829. Children (10): [74-413] 1. Wilson B., b Jan. 20, 1852; m Ella McBride. [74-414] 2. Benjamin, b Feb. 18, 1853; m Mary Ritter. 3. John, b June 11, 1855; d Sept. 11, 1857. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1035 4. Bmmaline, b June 7, 1857; d Aug., 1S58. 5. Gideon, b Nov. 24, 1858. 6. William, b Aug. 9, 1861. 7. Ellis, b June 4, 1864. 8. George, b Nov. 20, 1866. 9. Elizabeth, b July 21, 1869. 10. Catharine, b Dec. 28, 1872. [Nycc Papers — Unable to trace.] [74-138] HENRY NICE RUCKSTUHL, b Mar. 20, 1821; d Mar. 26, 1877; s John and Christiana H. (Nyce) Ruckstuhl [74-34]; m Dec. 31, 1843, SOPHIA HEILIG, b Oct. 8, 1822; dau George H. Heilig. Children (12): 1. Mary Ann, b May 5, 1844; d May 6, 1871 ; rn Ellwood Lukens. 2. John Nice, b Aug. 7, 1845; m Josephine Killy. 3. James, b Dec. 4, 1846; d July 3, 1873; rn Nelly M. Hayes. 4. George H., b Sept. 19, 1848; d Feb. 6, 1850. } 5. Christiana Jane, b Mar. 14, 1850; m j Daniel McDade. J l 2. Dennis O Donnell. 6. Levina, b Oct. 5, 1851; m Francis Smedley. 7. George, b June 6, 1853. 8. Harry, b Feb. 28, 1855. 9. Abraham, b Oct. 17, 1857. 10. Maria, b June 3, 1859; d Nov. 23, 1860. 11. Samuel E., b June 2, 1862; d June 13, 1862. 12. Charles, b Oct. 23, 1864. [Nyce Papers — Unable to complete.] [74-139] CATHARINE RUCKSTUHL, b Dec. 23, 1824; d Nov. 19, 1873; dau John and Christiana Hevener (Nyce) Ruckstuhl [74-34]; m ELIJAH LEWIS, d Mar. 20, 1883. Children (3): 1. Child; 2. Martha; 3. Pierce. All died in infancy. [Nyce Papers — Unable to verify.] [74-140] MARGARET NICE RUCKSTUHL, b July 5, 1826; dau John and Christiana H. (Nyce) Ruckstuhl [74-34]; m in 1847, JESSE CRAMER, b June 2, 1820'. Children (11): 1. Jesse, b May 19, 1848; d June 8, 1848. [74-420] 2. John, b May 31, 1849; m Mary Elizabeth Snyder. [74-421] 3. Christiana, b Jan. 16, 1851; rn William Hersh. [74-422] 4. Elizabeth, b Nov. 9, 1852; m Charles Ratcliff. [74-423] 5. Milton, b June 24, 1854; m Annie Gehman. 6. Mary, b Dec. 25, 1857. 7. Edwin, b Mar. 12, 1860. 8. Henry, b Jan. 23, 1862. 9. Margaret, b Jan. 4, 1864; d Feb. 1, 1864. 10. Emma, b Feb. 11, 1865. 11. Annie, b June 1, 1866. [Nyce Papers— No f urther data.] [74-141] SAMUEL N. RUCKSTUHL, b Dec. 3, 1828; s John and Christiana H. (Nyce) Ruckstuhl [74-34]; m CAROLINE REPPERT. Children (7): [74-424] 1. Annie, m John Troxell. [74-425] 2. Lizzie, rn John Moyer. 3. John; 4. Llewellyn; 5. Daniel; 6. Carrie; 7. Louisa. [Nyce Papers — Unable to complete.] [74-415] [74-416] [74-417] [74-4 18a] [74-418b] [74-419] 1030 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-142] SARAH NICE RUCKSTUHL, b Aug. 7, 1831; dau John and Christiana Hevener (Nyce) Ruckstuhl [74-34]; m ISAAC SNYDER, b May 26, 1827 ; d Apr. 23, 1901 ; s Jacob and Maria (Grubb) Snyder. Children (2): 1. Wilson, b Feb. 11, 1854. [74-426] 2. Sarah Cevilla, b May 15, 1858; m Edward Green. [Nyce Papers] [74-143] SOPHIA NICE RUCKSTUHL, b Mar. 8, 1833; daw John and Christiana Hevener (Nyce) Ruckstuhl [74-34]; m N - R - One child: Annie Cevilla, b May 16, 1862; d Aug. 2, 1865. [Nyce Papers.] [74-144] JONAS GROFF, b Mar. 15, 1815; d Dec. 12, 1862; s Jacob and Catharine (Reiff) Groff [74-35]; m Nov. 12, 1835, ELIZA DICE, b Mar. 25, 1812; d May 12, 1850; daw Christopher and Mary (Evans) Dice. Morocco Dresser; lived in Phila., Pa. Children (4). [74-427] 1. Roger D., b Mar. 27, 1838; m Catharine Groff. [74-428] 2. Jennie, b Apr. 4, 1840; m Joseph Benoir. 3. Jesse, b Dec. 28, 1844; d Aug. 24, 1893; single ; served five years in the 40th New York Regiment during the Civil War. [74-429] 4. Sarah A., b May 3, 1847; m John S. Famous. [74-145] JOHN GROFF, b July 21, 1819; d July 19, 1885; s Jacob and Catharine (Reiff) Groff [74-35]; m Oct. 11, 1848, SUSAN BEAVER, b June 22, 1826; d May 25, 1908; dau John and Deborah (Barry) Beaver. Buried in Great Valley Baptist Cem., Pa. Children (11): 1. Catharine, b July 31, 1849; d July 31, 1849. [74-430] 2. George G., b Apr. 5, 1851; d Feb. 18, 1910; m Margaret Pusey Marshall. [74-431] 3. Charles A., b Oct. 14, 1852; m Mrs. Cordelia M. Rue. [74-432] 4. John Howard, b May 1, 1854; m Annie Dingier. [74-433] 5. Mary Elizabeth, b June 5, 1856; m Isaac A. Cleaver. [74-434] 6. Deborah B., b Sept. 23, 1857; d 1920; m Winfield S. Rennard. 7. Susan, b Aug. 16, 1860; d Jan. 27, 1864. 8. Lydia Frances, b May 17, 1862; d Feb. 12, 1891. [74-435] 9. Sarah R., b Apr. 8, 1864; m Alban A. Kelly. [74-436] 10. Ulysses Grant, b Oct. 29, 1865; m Julia Page Quick. 11. Anna B., b Oct. 6, 1869; d Feb., 1894. [74-146] REBECCA GROFF, b Dec. 28, 1821 ; d Jan. 3, 1894; daw Jacob and Catharine (Reiff) Groff [74-35]; in Feb. 25, 1841, DANIEL FETTEROLF, SR., b May 7, 1816; d June 9, 1890. Farmer; lived at Lederachville, Montg. Co., Pa. Both are buried in the Reformed Church Cem., Collegeville, Pa. (1919.) Children (13): [74-437] [74-438] [74-439] [74-440] [74-441] [74-442] [74-443] [74-444] [74-445] [74-446] [74-447] 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Mary G twi b Noy- 2? lg41 j d Mar. 27, 1909 ; m John B. Rosenberger. Deborah J I m John Lederach, Sr. John, b July 12, 1844; d 1914; m Fanny Moyer. Susan, b Oct. 27, 1845; m David Wack; Lansdale, Pa. Daniel, Jr., b June 9, 1848; m Anna R. Cassel. Nathan S., b July 3, 1850; m Charlotte Lake. Matilda, b Aug. 16, 1852; d 1919; m Abram Zeigler, Jr. Philip, b Sept. 24, 1854; d 1871. Isaac, b Sept. 29, 1856; m Adaline Lukens. Benjamin Franklin, b Oct. 21, 1858; d 1861. George G. | twjns ^ Qet r} ^ g04 • | ^ Oct. 19, 1902; m Cornelia R. MacCaulley. Charles G. J ^ m Elizabeth Bald. Alice G., b Sept. 15, 1865; m Joseph Crouthamel. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1037 [Much of the data regarding the Fetterolf family was supplied by Charles G. Fetter olf , 2131 North Seventh St., Phila., Pa.] [74-147] DAVIS GROFF, b June 17, 1824; d Dec. 1, 1891; s Jacob and Catharine (Reiff) Groff [74-35]; m MARTHA E. FAUX, b Aug. 24, 1826; d Dec. 21, 1902; dau Thomas and Catharine (Smith) Faux. Children (8): 1. Mary Ann, b Aug. 10, 1848; d June 28, 1851. [74-448] 2. Thomas Elwood, b May 17, 1851 ; m Agnes Eggleston; 416 W. Main St., Norristown, Pa. 3. Catharine Levina, b Nov. 13, 1853; d Aug. 22, 1857. [74-449] 4. William Davis, b June 12, 1856; d Jan. 16, 1907; m Kate Wilson; both dec. No issue. [74-450] 5. Savilla, b Dec. 24, 1858; m Eugene D. Egbert. [74-451] 6. Lizzie, b Feb. 10, 1862; m Austin Streeper. [74-452] 7. George Wesley, b Sept. 5, 1864; m Margaret M. O’Neill. [74-453] 8. Ella Rebecca, b May 12, 1868; m William R. Cox; Main & Chain Sts., Norristown, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.} [74-148] CATHARINE GROFF, b June 17, 1824; dau Jacob and Catharine (Reiff) Groff [74-35]; m JACOB SLATER. One child: Emma; single ; Roxborough, Phila., Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-149] SAMUEL GROFF, s Jacob and Catharine (Reiff) Groff [74-35]; m ELIZABETH GOELLER. Children (9): [74-454] 1. John, b Aug. 27, 1847; m Laura Bates. [74-454.1] 2. Samuel, m Emma Kehs. [74-454.2] 3. Amelia, m William Hicks. 4. Caroline, d young. 5. George, d young. 6. Jacob, d young. Three more children d young. [ Unable to complete.] [74-150] DEBORAH GROFF, dau Jacob and Catharine (Reiff) Groff [74-35]; m Nov. 18, 1834, ISAAC GRATER, b Dec. 31, 1810; d Mar. 8, 1896. Children (2): [74-455] 1. Abraham G., b Sept. 25, 1835; d Dec. 7, 1920; m Hannah Umstead. £4-456a] 1 2. John G., b Apr. 13, 1838; m { }f Louisa R. Place [74-456b] j 1 2. Susan (Peale) Handel. Isaac Grater was married twice; 1st wife Elizabeth Hauff; a first cousin to Deborah Groff. Chil¬ dren of 1st marriage: Jonas, lawyer in Phila.; Warren, dec; Elizabeth Foose; Norristown, Pa. [74-151] RACHEL GROFF, dau Jacob and Catharine (Reiff) Groff [74-35]; rn WILLIAM GRAHAM. Children ( 3 ): [74-457] 1. Isaac, b Apr. 12, 1837; d Nov. 6, 1893; m Martha W. Kugler. 2. John, 3. Martha. [ Unable to complete, or verify.] [74-152] ELIZABETH GROFF, dau Jacob and Catharine (Reiff) Groff [74-35]; m JOHN McKEE. Children (J): [74-457.1] 1. George, dec; left two daughters. [74-458] 2. Martha, m - ; lives at Rosemont, Pa.; husband dead. 3. Deborah; single. 4. Clara. [ Unable .to complete or verify.] 1038 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-153] MARY WAGNER GROFF, b Nov. 23, 1804; d Jan. 11, 1896; dau Joseph and Catharine (Wagner) Groff [74-36]; m GEORGE NICE, b Nov. 17, 1797; d June 21, 1885; s John and Deborah (Ziegler) Nice. Lived in Upper Salford, Pa. [74-459] [74-460] [74-46 la] [74-461 b] Children ( 8 ): 1. Josiah G., b Sept. 29, 1829; d Jan. 11, 1899; m Elizabeth Bickel. 2. Catharine A. b May 16, 1841; d Jan. 10, 1910; m Reuben Benner Groman. 3. Amandus G., b Feb. 14, 1847; m \ l' Hannah lOine Walt. I 2. Sarah Klme Walt. [74-154] CATHARINE GROFF, b Oet. 21, 1806; d July 19, 1847; dau Joseph and Catharine (Wagner) Groff [74-36]; m Nov. 25, 1827, JOHN AUCHY, b Apr. 1, 1801 ; d May 17, 1846; s Herman Auchy. Farmer; res., Rockhill, Pa. (1920.) Children {/+): [74-462] 1. Abraham H., b Mar. 26, 1828; d Dec. 5, 1909; m Catharine Hartzell. [74-463] 2. Lewis, m Josephine Umstead. 3. Joseph; lived in Marlborough Twp., Pa. [74-464] 4. Sophia, b Oct. 1, 1831; d Aug. 30, 1911; m Abraham G. Price. [ Unable to complete.] [74-156] ABRAHAM GROFF, b Oct. 28, 1812: d Dec. 15, 1S96; s Joseph and Catharine (Wagner) Groff [74-36]; m Dec. 29, 1835, ELIZABETH GABEL, b July 30, 1810; d Mar. 14, 1891. [74-465] [74-466] [74-467] [74-468a] [74-468b] [74-469] Children ( 5 ): 1. Sarah, b Jan. 15, 1837; rn Henry Shellenberger. 2. Catharine, b Oct. 22, 1838; m Owen L. Heist. 3. Camilla, b Mar. 21, 1841; m Henry Bean. 4. Gideon G., b Jan. 18, 1845; m I Fa?.na,!l Sliive. I 2. Lydia lrumbauer. 5. Elizabeth, b Aug. 20, 1848; m Edwin Kline; Geryville, Pa. [74-157a] JACOB GROFF, b Aug. 1, 1817; d Mar. 26, 1911; s Joseph and Catharine (Wagner) Groff [74-36]; m 1st time, Dec. 20, 1846, CATHARINE ETTINGER, b May 28, 1827; d Oct. 27, 1850; dau Jacob and Mary (Hertzog) Ettinger. Children (2): [74-470] 1. Abraham, b Sept. 16, 1847; m Emma Alexander. [74—47 1 ] 2. Mary Ann, b June 20, 1849: d Aug. 8, 1918; m Edwin K. Wentzell. [74-157b] JACOB GROFF, same as above, m 2nd time, Nov. 20, 1852, ELIZABETH MARKLE Y, b Jan. 14, 1820; d Feb. 4, 1896; dau John and Mary (Grub) Markley. Farmer. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Sarah Ann, b Aug. 5, 1854; d Aug. 2, 1858. 2. Anna Elizabeth, b June 2, 1857; d Aug. 9, 1858. [74-472] 3. John Joseph M., b Dec. 4, 1858; m Emeline R. Zepp. [74-158] LYDIA GROFF, b Aug. 7, 1819; d Jan. 19, 1908; dau Joseph and Catharine (Wagner) Groff [74-36]; m SAMUEL K. I4EANY, l> Aug. 29, 1812; d Apr. 9, 1890; s Abraham and Hannah (Kern) Heany. Salfordville, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [74-473] 1. Jacob G., b Mar. 10, 1842; d Feb., 1867; m Maria Scholl. [74-474] 2. Noah G., b July 3, 1844; d Sept. 26, 1915; m Amanda Geisinger. [74—475] 3. Abram G., b Apr. 25, 1847; m Susan Cressman; Telford, Pa. 4. Elizabeth G., b June 12, 1850; Souderton, Pa. [74-476] 5. Hannah G., 6 July 14, 1852; m Henry Nonamaker. [74-477] 6. Samuel G., b Sept. 4, 1856; m Esther K. Walt; Salfordville, Pa. 7. Lydia G., b June 17, 1861; Souderton, Pa. [Letters ret.; unable to, complete.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1039 [74-159] JOSEPH W. GROFF, b Nov. 19. 1821 ; d Aug. 10, 1908; s Joseph and Catharine (Wagner) Groff [74-36]; m 1848, HANNAH DIMMIG, dau Peter Dimmig. Joseph W. Groff was educated in the neighboring schools, and after finishing his studies he engaged in agricultural pursuits. Still later he continued the business of his father, the manufacture of linseed oil, and was even more successful in this line of work than was his father. He continued the oil making business until 1867 when he removed to Souderton, remaining there until his death. [ Hist. Montq. Co., Vol. /., p 369.] Children {2): [74-477.1] 1. Amelia, dec; m Jacob Leidy. They had one son. [No further data.] 2. Diana, d young. [74-160] MARGARETTE GROFF, dau Joseph and Catharine (Wagner) Groff [74-36]; m TOBIAS SCHOLL. Children (3): [74-478] 1. Jacob G., d Jan. 22, 1908; m Leanna Sorver. [74-479] 2. Tobias, m Susanna - — — - [74-479.1] 3. Catharine Ann, m - Neidig. Tobias Scholl lived in Upper Salford, Pa. His will was probated Jan. 3, 1881. [ Unable to complete.] [74-160.2] JEREMIAH K. GROFF, d Aug. 6, 1898; s Henry C. Groff [74-37] ; w MARY - Children (3): [74-479.2] 1. Sarah, m Jonathan Scholl; Philadelphia, Pa. [74-479.3] 2. Hannah, dec; rn - Kiler; Marlborough, Pa. [74-479.4] 3. Mary Marcello, m George Fagley; Upper Salford, Pa. [There is no direct evidence that this Jeremiah K. Groff is the son of Henry C. Groff. Data from Court Records. Unable to complete.] [74-161] PHILIP GROFF, b Sept. 19, 1826; d Mar., 1903; s John and Sarah (Gabel) Groff [74-38a]; m CORNELIA V. KNAPP, b Oct. 27, 1831; d Nov. 20, 1908; dau Jonathan and Rebecca (Renshaw) Knapp. Chemist. (1921.) Children (5): [74-480] 1. Ella R., b Jan. 16, 1857; m William H. R. Kurtz. 2. John W., b Aug. 1, 1860; unm; Phila., Pa. [74-480.1] 3. Nellie C., b Nov. 19, 1863; m David C. Fenton; 309 Haddon Ave., Westmont, N. J. [74-480.2] 4. Catharine, b July 12, 1866; m J. H. Mathis; 2505 University Ave., New York City. [74-480.3] 5. Carolyn, b Aug. 1, 1870; d Feb. 20, 1913; m G. H. Bernhauer. No issue. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [74-162] HENRY G. GROFF, M. D., b July 3, 1830; d July 28, 1910; s John and Sarah (Gabel) Groff [74— 38a] ; m HANNAH CLEMENS, b Apr. 28, 1837 ; d June 17, 1917. Lived at Harleysville, Pa. Children {8): 1. Isaac Dewees, b Sept. 2, 1857 ; d July 3, 1858. [74-481] 2. Mary C., b Feb. 14, 1859; m Garret R. Landis. [74-482] 3. Olivia, b Aug. 22, 1861; m John D. Moyer. [74-483] 4. John Wilson, b Dec. 18, 1863; m Ada S. Hartzell. [74-484] 5. Ida C., b May 25, 1866; m Sheridan A. Metz. [74-485] 6. Hannah, b Feb. 7, 1869; m Wilson Alderfer. [74-486] 7. Kate, b Feb. 7, 1872; m Isaiah Stover. [74-487] 8. Henry C., b Jan. 5, 1876; m Est9lla Clemens Rosenberger. [74-163] JESSE G. GROFF, b Feb. 4, 1833; d Mar. 28, 1897; s John and Sarah (Gabel) Groff [74- 38a]; m Mar. 1, 1862, SARAH LOUISA CRESSMAN, b Jan. 12, 1843; dau Tobias and Hannah (Boyer) Cressman [74-58]. Farmer. Widow lives at Perkasie, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Hoarse, b Apr. 3, 1863; d Sept. 5, 1876. 2. Henry E. C., b Aug. 30, 1867; d Mar. 21, 1868. Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families [74-488] 3. Sarah Jane G\, b Feb. 22, 1875; d Oct. 15, 1898; m Peter H. Keeler. [74-489] 4. Misuria C., b Aug. 28, 1877; m Edwin B. Rahn. [74-164] JOHN FREDERICK GROFF, M. D., b Jan. 1, 1839; s John and Catharine (Frederick) Groff [74-38bJ; m AMANDA RUGGLES, daw David and Katharine (Hess) Ruggles (Rockle). Phy¬ sician. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): [74-489.1] 1. John F., b Mar. 12, 1864; m Ellen Gauker. [74-489.2] 2. Euphemia, m Elmer K. Berndt; R. F. D., Slatington, Pa. [74-489.3] 3. Hannah Alice, b Oct. 13, 1869; m Jacob Laubach. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [74-165] ANGELINA GROFF, b Sept. 8, 1840; daw John and Catharine (Frederick) Groff [74-38b] ; m Apr. 19, 1864, JOSEPH HUBER. Lived at Greensburg, Pa. [ Unable to locate or verify .] [74-166] SAMUEL GROFF DAUB, b Nov. 17, 1816; d Sept. 26, 1890; s John George and Elizabeth (Groff) Daub [74-39]; m Dec. 19, 1839, ELIZABETH LIGHTCAP, b Apr. 7, 1817; d May 26, 1887. Carpenter; lived in Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Children (5): [74-490] 1 . George W., b June 6, 1841 ; d Sept., 1894; m Sarah E. Solomon. 2. Sarah, b Dec. 22, 1842; d Feb. 27, 1844. 3. Sylradus Henry, b Aug. 11, 1845; d June 16, 1864. 4. Elizabeth, b July 10, 1855; d Sept. 3, 1856. [74-491] 5. Emma L., b June 13, 1858; m Richard Higson. Sylradus Henry Daub, Private of Company F, 51st Pa. Vol., was wounded in action on June 3, 1864, at Cold Harbor and died at Washington, D. C., June 16, 1864, “With the title of a brave soldier,” aged 18 years, 10 months, 5 days. Elizabeth Daub gave of her full devotion to preserve the Union, husband and two sons. Father and one son returned home, but Sylradus, the younger, gave his life that the Nation might live. [Mrs. Higson.] [74-167] MARIA G. DAUB, b Feb. 23, 1823; d Jan. 8, 1898; daw John George and Elizabeth (Groff) Daub [74-39] ; m JEFFE AUGUSTUS REID, b Aug. 28, 1819 ; d Nov. 24, 1854. (1919.) Children (6): 1. Milton; d as result of illness contracted in Civil War. [74-492] 2. George Warren; fought and killed in Civil War. [74-493] 3. Mary; dec; m Henry Stauffer; Reading, Pa. [74-494] 4. Sarah, b Nov. 11, 1851; m Jefferson Grimley. [74-495] 5. Jeffe Augustus, ni Susan Neuse. [74-496] 6. Malaria, b Aug. 22, 1853; m John K. Bergey. [ Unable to complete.] [74-168] HENRY GROFF DAUB, b Dec. 8, 1825; d Feb. 16, 1881; s John George and Elizabeth (Groff) Daub [74-39]; m July 12, 1862, MARY ANN SMITH, b Nov. 20, 1842; d June 22, 1886; dau Samuel and Mary Magdalene (Cope) Smith. (1920.) Henry Groff Daub was an alumnus of Ursinus College. He lived in Phila., Pa. [74-497a] 1. } [74-497b] [74-498] 3. [74-499] 4. [ 74-500 j 5. [74-501] 6. 7. Children (7): Harry W., b Sept. 30, 1863; d Jan. 29, 1868. George Washington, b Sept. 2, 1864; m twice; both wives dec; res., 502 Washington St., San Francisco, Cal. [Letters not answered.] Samuel Smith, b Sept. 30, 1866; m Catherine Curran. Mary Magdalene Cope, b Jan. 8, 1869; m John L. Farrell. William Simpson, b July 28, 1871 ; m Margaret Vores Anderson. Adela Moore, b Jan. 7, 1875; d Oct. 10, 1900; m Albert C. Hagemann; Merchantville, N. .1. Sadie Seifert, b Jan. 20, 1878; unm; 20 Huron Ave., Norwood, Pa. [ Unable to complete. Data furnished by Mrs. Farrell.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1041 [74-169] GEORGE W. DAUB, b May 31, 1829; cl Aug. 21, 1876; s John George and Elizabeth (Groff) Daub [74-39]; m HANNAH D. TYSON, b Apr. 17. 1830; d Jan. 7, 1875. Lived in Bridgeport, Pa. Children (3): 1. Mary, b Mar. 19, 1853; d Dec. 9, 1857. [74-503] 2. Henry, b May 25, 1859; m Elizabeth R. Swartley. 3. Emma, b July 15, 1867; d Aug. 29, 1867. [74-170] LOUISA DAUB, b Mar. 6, 1839; d Apr. 6, 1910; clan George and Elizabeth (Groff) Daub [74-39]; m HERMAN EMIL OTTO FREDERICK REIMAN, b May 20, 1S38; d Jan. 25, 1907; s Frederick and Wilhelmina Reiman. Miller. Children (3): [74-505] 1. Lizzie, b Feb. 9, 1866; m William Swartz; Akron, Ohio. [74-504] 2. Annie, b May 5, 1869; m Henry Bucher Frederick. [74-506] 3. William Jefferson, b Sept. 19, 1878; m Minerva Hendricks. [74-171] ELIZABETH LEIDY, d aged 89; dau John and Mary (Groff) Leidy [74-40]; m GEORGE SHIPE (SHEIP). Res., New Britain Twp., Pa. [Edward Matthews .] Children (/+): [74-506.1] 1. John L., m Maria Shull (Schove). [74-506.2] 2. Mary, dec; m Charles Brunner. [74-506.3] 3. Leidy, m — — - Eckert; Newville, Pa. 1 *• Sophia, m I 1- Carey Snyder. [74-506. 4b] J 1 2. Amos Barringer; Hill town, Pa. [Battle's Hist. Bucks Co. says there were six children .] [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-171.1] CATHARINE LEIDY, daw John and Mary (Groff) Leidy [74-40] ; m SAMUEL ECKEL. Res., Bedminster, Pa. [Edward Matthews.] Children (2): [74-506.5] 1. Lewis, m Annie Siench; Phila., Pa. [74-506.6] 2. Leidy, m Mary Lewis. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-171.2] FANNIE LEIDY, dau John and Mary (Groff) Leidy [74-40]; m JACOB SWENK, d about 1859. Store-keeper; res., northern Hilltown, Bucks Co., Pa. [Edward Matthews.] Children (7): [74-506.7] 1. Adaline, m Isaac Ivrout. [74-506.8] -2. Jacob, Jr., m - - Gable. [74-506.9] 3. Mary Ann, m Joel Hofford. 4. Elwina, unm. 5. Amanda, unm. 6. Juliann, unm. 7. Amos, unm; Leidytown, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-172] ZACHARIAH LEIDY, d 1888; s John and Mary (Groff) Leidy [74-40]; m CATHARINE ANN GABLE. Res., Hilltown and New Britain, Pa. Zachariah Leidy was a man of affairs and possessed considerable ability. He was an ardent Pro¬ hibitionist, and built the Leidytown hotel, conducting it as a temperance house. He carried on the tanning industry for many years, and also engaged in the real estate business, serving as secretary of the Whitemarsh Insurance Company. He separated from the old Reformed Church of Hilltown, and built another church near Leidytown which still goes by his name. [Edward Matthews.] Children (3): [74-506.10] 1. Amanda, m Dr. William E. Doughty; Hartsville, Pa. 1042 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-506.11] 2. Emma, dec; m Charles Wistler. [74-506.12] 3. Isaiah, d 1887; m - Swartz. In 1887 Amanda was the only child living. [Battle's Hist, of Bucks Co., Pa.] [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-173] LYDIA HAHN, b Mar. 17, 1812; d Apr. 30, 1894; dan Jacob and Anna (Heebner) Hahn [74-41]; m JOSEPH HAGENBUCH. Children (2): [74-508a] j j Andrew m I ^en Amanda Schnabel. [74-508b] J 2. Samuel; dec. 2. Diana Stroh. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-174] CHARLES HAHN, b Oct. 3, 1813; d Jan. 29, 1903; s Jacob and Anna (Heebner) Hahn [74-41] ; m SUSANNA MARSCH, b Mar. 17, 1810; d Jan. 14, 1884; dau John Marsch. Children (J): [74-511] 1. Lucinda, b Nov. 10, 1838; d June 1, 1917; m Edward Rodenbach. [74-512] 2. Matilda, b May 15, 1841; m George Werner. [74-509] 3. Charles, b Sept. 4, 1844; m Ellen Weaver. [74-510] 4. James, b Oct. 28, 1845; d Oct. 24, 1879; m Rose Laubach. [74-175a] JACOB HAHN, dec; s Jacob and Anna (Heebner) Hahn [74-41]; m 1st time, JULIA MILLER. Children (8): 1. Reuben, b Nov. 20, 1846; d June 11, 1884; m Catharine Beer. 2. Sallie Ann, m Samuel Smith. 3. Caroline, dec; m William Buck. 4. Lucy Ann, dec; m John Beer. 5. Suanna, dec; m Anthony Andrews. [74-513] [74-514] [74-515] [74-516] [74-517] [74-518] [74-519] [74-520] 6. Washington ] twins m Sallie Beer. 7. Enos J [ dec; m Catharine Smith. 8. Christiana, m John Eckhart. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [74-175b] JACOB HAHN, same as above, m 2nd time, SOPHIA COPE. Children (J): [74-521] 1. Samuel, b Mar. 9, 1863; m Catharine Green. [74-522] 2. Jacob, m Minnie Reppert. [74-523] 3. Ella, dec; m James Wagner. [74-524] 4. Fayetta (Sophia), dec; m Monroe Green. [74-175c] JACOB HAHN, same as above, m 3rd time, EMMA H. FRABLE. No children. The will of Jacob Hahn was probated July 24, 1893. Much of the data concerning Jacob Hahn and his descendants was obtained from his will, as it has been impossible to locate any one who could give accurate information. [74-176a-b] ABRAHAM HAHN, s Jacob and Anna (Heebner) Hahn [74-41]; m 1st, ELIZA KREIDLER; 2nd, MRS. REBECCA YEAGER, widow of James Yeager. Children (7): 1. Israel; d single. 2. Edwin, m - ; Wilkes-Barre, Pa. [74-525] [74-526] [74-527] [74-528] [74-529] 3. Emma, m Cornelius Beer; R. F. D. 2, Nazareth, Pa. 4. William, m Rebecca Steckel; Moore Twp., Pa. 5. Malinda, m Reuben Yeager, dec; have children living in Phila., Pa. 6. Lydia, m Edwin Knecht; dec; have issue. 7. Rebecca; d single. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1043 [74-177] MARY HAHN, b Nov. 26, 1820; d Sept. 30, 1894; dau Jacob and Anna (Heebner) Hahn [74-41]; m JACOB BENDER, b Jan. 30, 1821; d Mar. 21, 1S95; s George and Kate (Marsh) Bender. Carpenter. (1918.) [74-530] [74-531a] [74-531b] [74-532] [74-533] [74-534] [74-535] [74-536] [74-537a] [74-537b] Children (9): 1. Louisa, b June 6, 1845; m William Flick. 2. Lovine, b Sept. 17, 1847; m | '• ff"1 Schoeneberger. 1 2. Maria F enstermaker. 3. Rufina, b June 20, 1850; m Harry Schoeneberger. 4. Frank, b Sept. 16, 1852; d June 26, 1891; m Annie Mickel. 5. Lafetta, dec; m Emma Nagel. 6. Mantana, b Apr. 8, 1856; m August Laubach. 7. Jessie; dec. 8. Elias, b Jan. 13, 1862; m Ida M. Fritz. 9. Nancy; d June, 1919; m ( I' Reuben Harrier i 2. Edwin Steinmetz. [Further data unobtainable .] [74-178] SOPHIA HAHN, dau Jacob and Anna (Heebner) Hahn [74-41]; m JONAS ANDREWS. Children ( 2 ): [74-537.1] 1. Milton, m — — - ; R. F. D., Nazareth, Pa. [74-538] 2. Ellen, m Frank Miller; Moore Twp., Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [74-179] SUSAN HAHN, dau Jacob and Anna (Heebner) Hahn [74-41]; m JOSEPH EVERETT. Children (J): [74-538.1] 1. Frank, m - ; R. F. D. 2, Nazareth, Pa. 2. Jacob, d single. [74-539] 3. Ellevina, dec; m Chester Leader. [74-539.1] 4. Louisa, m - [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-180] ELIAS HAHN, b Oct. 15, 1824; d Mar. 28, 1884; s Jacob and Anna (Heebner) Hahn [74-41]; m Mar. 15, 1846, CAROLINE KOSTENBADER, 6 Sept. 25, 1826; d Apr. 21, 1879; dau John and Catharine (Sarwain) Kostenbader. Blacksmith. [74-542] [74-541] [74-540a] [74-540b] [74-540c] [74-543] Children ( 5 ): 1. Adeline E., b Sept. 14, 1845; d May 18, 1912; m Lewis Kirkpatrick; Elizabethtown, Pa. 2. Catharine A., b Mar. 30, 1850; d Oct. 18, 1850. 3. Ellen M., b Mar. 23, 1852; d Apr. 29, 1919; m Richard A. Seifert. 1. Elemanda Bonden. 2. Mary F. Bush. 3. Caroline Wentz. 5. Sarah A., b Sept. 30, 1857; m William Heckman. • 4. Alexander L., b June 20, 1854; m [74-181] JOHN L. HEVENER, d Apr. 30, 1898; s Henry and Hannah (Leonard) Hevener [74-42]; m CHRISTIANA - . John L. Hevener died intestate in Haycock Twp., Pa., in 1898, leaving widow, Christiana, and the following children: Children (J): [74-544] 1. Edwin F. [74-545] 2. Henry F.; has son Leidy. [74-546] 3. Mary Ann, m Albert Y. Nicholas. [74-547] 4. Ella Amanda. [ Unable to trace any member of above family .] [74-182a] CATHARINE HEAVENER, b Aug. 21, 1821; dau John and Jennie (Smith) Heavener [74-43]; m 1st, JAMES MILLER; [74-182b] 2nd, DENNIS ANDREWS. One son: John; Riegelsville, Pa. [Letters not ans.; unable to verify.] 1044 Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families [74-183] ANNA HEAVENER, b July 23, 1823; dau John and Jennie (Smith) Heavener [74-43]; m ABRAM CLYMER. Lived at Line Lexington, Pa. Children ( 5 ): [74-547.1] 1. Jesse. [74-547.2] 2. Eli; 1119 Erie Ave., Phila., Pa. [74-547.3] 3. Abraham; dec. [74-547.4] 4. Jane; Phila., Pa. [74-547.5] 5. Anna. [Said to have had nine children; all dec but three.] [ Unable to verify; letters not ans. ] [74-184] Heavener [74 [74-548] [74-549] [74-550] [74-551] [74-552] [74-553] [74-554] [74-555] WILSON HEAVENER, b Jan. 31, 1825; d Dec. 18, 1900; s John and Jennie (Smith) -43]; m ELIZA LEAR, b Apr. 1, 1829; d Mar. 13, 1912. Children (9): . Margaret L., b Nov. 4, 1851 ; d Oct. 29, 1903; m Albert B. Duryea. Samuel, b Dec. 25, 1853; m Ella Lutz. John, b Apr. 5, 1856; m Eliza A. Rymond. . Ella, m William Headley; Phila., Pa. . Henry, b Mar. 13, 1863; m Phoebe Hannah Watson. William, b Oct. 19, 1865; m Amy Alwilda Bryan. . Edmund, m - ; Doylestown, Pa. . Howard, b Jan. 5, 1872; m Almeda Perkins. Wilson, b Dec. 30, 1860; d May 20, 1863. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [74-185] ELIZABETH HEAVENER, b Oct. 23, 1826; d June 10, 1911; daw John and Jennie (Smith) Heavener [74—43] ; m WILLIAM WILLIAMS, b Aug. 5, 1823; d Oct. 21, 1904; s Charles and Susan (Stull) Williams. School teacher and farmer. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [74-556] 1. James, b Oct. 29, 1849; m Adaline Riley. [74-557] 2. Jane, b Oct. 31, 1851; m Richard W. Kintner. [74-558] 3. Susan, b May 23, 1854; m William E. Fine. 4. William, b Jan. 23, 1858; d Apr. 29, 1858. [74-559] 5. Kate, b Dec. 18, 1869; m William M. Paetzell. [74-187] FRANCIS H. SMITH, b Sept. 23, 1840; s John D. and Mary (Heavener) Smith [74-44]; m Nov. 14, 1863, SARAH SNYDER, b Feb. 13, 1836. Farmer; R. F. D. 2, Perkasie, Pa. (1918.) Children (6): 1. Martha, b Sept. 13, 1864; single. 2. Mary Catharine, b Jan. 26, 1866; single. 3. Ellen, b Jan. 1, 1868; d Jan. 19, 1898. [74-560] 4. Amanda, b June 17, 1871; m James Elmer High. [74-561] 5. Clara, b Sept. 17, 1865; m Jacob Buehrle; R. D., Perkasie, Pa. [74-562] 6. John, b Aug. 31, 1880; m Flossie Cressman. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [74-188] MARY ANN SMITH, b Nov. 11, 1843; dau John D. and Mary (Heavener) Smith [74-44]; m Apr. 6, 1871, HENRY KILE, b 1830; d Aug. 15, 1897 ; s Jacob Kile. Farmer. No children. (1919.) [74-189] OLIVER SMITH, b Sept. 25, 1845; s John D. and Mary (Heavener) Smith [74-44]; m MARY A - , d Sept. 27, 1912. Doylestown, Pa. [74-563] One child: Emily, b 1869; d Sept. 19, 1916; m Long. [Further data unobtainable. [74 190] GEORGE H. SMITH, t> Oct. 22, 1853; s John D. and Mary (Heavener) Smith [74-44]; m EMILIE W. C. OEHNS, b Nov. 5, 1856; dau Frederick L. and Charlotte (Zeinert) Oehns. Mill¬ wright; R. F. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. (1919.) Rev. William S. Anders [161-42], Pastor of the Schwenkfelder Churches of the Middle District. Plate 112 Worcester Schwenkfelder Church, built in 1836. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1045 Children ( 2 ): [74-564] 1. Katharine Haines, b Jan. 17, 1884; m James J. Brown. [74-565] 2. George Heavener, b Apr. 11, 1889; m Augusta V. Brandt. [74-190.1] REED H. SMITH, b Feb. 16, 1856; d June 20, 1896; s John and Mary (Heavener) Smith [74—44] ; m MARY - ; 1439 Corlies St., Phila., Pa. [Letters ret.; unable to complete.} [74-192] ELIZA OTT, dau Peter and Catharine (Emery) Ott [74-45]; m PASSAVILLE STERN, dec. One child: [74-565.1] Mina, m - Hertz; Bayonne, N. J. [Letters ret.; unable to complete or verify.] [74-193] EMERY J. OTT, b Feb. 17, 1828; s Peter and Catherine (Emery) Ott [74-45]; m SARAH REAGLE, b Aug. 21, 1843. Lived in Bangor, Pa., R. F. D. 2. (1918.) Children (10): [74-566] 1. George, b Oct. 20, 1862; d Aug. 28, 1901 ; m Matilda V. Kline. [74-567] 2. James E., b Apr. 25, 1865; m Ella M. Jackman. [74-568] 3. Edward, b Sept, 18, 1867; m Ella — - [74-569] 4. Charles O., b Nov. 20, 1869; m Elmira Jane Mann. 5. Jacob, b Mar. 13, 1871; unm. [74-570] 6. Jane, b Nov. 5, 1873; m George Miller. [74-571] 7. Martha, b Oct. 2, 1876; m Jesse C. Rosenberry. [74-572] 8. Joseph E., b Dec. 20, 1878; m Marne Augusta Mengle. [74-573] 9. Alice, b Jan. 3, 1881; m Elbert Miller; Bangor, Pa., R. D. [74-574] 10. Stella, b Oct. 1, 1883; m Allen Granberry Van Horn. [74-194] THEODORE OTT, b Sept. 26, 1839; d Aug. 20, 1919; s Peter and Catherine (Emery) Ott [74-45]; m 1861, SUSAN LABORS, b Mar. 6, 1826; d Mar. 26, 1909; dau Isaac and Susan Lahore. Foreman. Lived at Portland, Pa, (1919.) One child: [74-575] William H., b Dec. 23, 1862; m Clara Weidman; Portland, Pa. [74-195] WILLIAM OTT, dec; s Peter and Catherine (Emery) Ott [74-45]; m HARRIET OYER. dec. Lived in Upper Mount Bethel Twp., Northampton Co., Pa. One child: [74-577] Luther; Bangor, Pa., R. F. D. The will of William Ott was probated Dec. 11, 1903, John A. Ott being the executor. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete .] [74-196] CATHERINE OTT, dau Peter and Catherine (Emery) Ott [74-45]; m JAMES T. KETHELEGE. One child: [74-577.1] Silva, m Morris Jones; dec. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] [74-197] JOHN OTT, dec; s Peter and Catherine (Emery) Ott [74-45]; m MINERVA HART- ZELL, dec. One child: Frank; Bangor, Pa. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.} [74-198] PETER G. OTT, b Nov. 6, 1849; s Peter and Catharine (Emery) Ott [74-45]; m Aug. 7, 1875, ELIZABETH REAGLE, b Feb. 17, 1855; dau Jacob and Catherine (Smith) Reagle. Billposter; Bangor, Pa, (1919.) 1046 Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): [74-578] 1. Minnie May, b May 7, 1876; m S. C. Linaberry. [74-579] 2. Reagle, b Jan. 16, 1878; m Elsie Lockard. [74-580] 3. Florence Adell, b Feb. 27, 1887; m John H. Parson. [74-218] WILLIAM RAESLY, b Apr. 27, 1827; d Dec. 6, 1905; s Samuel and Susan (Ott) Raesly [74-49]; m MARY OYER, b Nov. 14, 1828; dau Samuel and Elizabeth (Hess) Oyer. Farmer; Marshall, Mich. (1920.) Children (3): [74-581] 1. Orantes, b Sept. 18, 1849; m Cora E. Bushman. [74-582] 2. Wellington, b Oct. 26, 1852; d Apr. 13, 1911; m Laura Searles. 3. Franklin, b June 9, 1862; d Sept. 12, 1865. [ Unable to complete.} [74-219] LEVI RAESLY, b July 24, 1830; d Nov. 19, 1867; s Samuel and Susan (Ott) Raesly [74 49]; m Dec. 23, 1852, SUSAN E. EILENBERGER, b Mar. 16, 1830; d Oct. 31, 1919; dau William and Sarah (Frutchen) Eilenberger. Teacher and farmer; lived at Mt. Bethel, Northampton Co., Pa. Children ( 3 ): [74-583] 1. Samuel E., b Oct. 6, 1856; m Emma E. Snyder. [74-584] 2. Pauline, b July, 1858; d 1901; m Davis Hambright. [74-585] 3. Emma J., b Nov. 6, 1859; m Andrew Eyer. [74-220] EDWIN RAESLY, b Nov. 5, 1840; d Feb. 14, 1913; s Samuel and Susan (Ott) Raesly [74-49]; m Oct. 5, 1861, SARAH ELIZABETH BARTHOLOMEW, b Jan. 9, 1840; d Dec. 25, 1912; dau Philip and Clarissa (Taylor) Bartholomew. Easton, Pa. (1920.) Children (10): 1. Mary, d Mar. 17, 1920. 2. Hiester, d Apr. 21, 1902. [74-586] 3. Lizzie, d Oct. 10, 1897; m James M. Young; Miami, Fla. [74-587] 4. Cora, m George Flora; Bangor, Pa. [74-588] 5. Darwin, m Annie Brown; Easton, Pa. [74-589] 6. Emma, m Lewis M. Hammann; 109 W. 111th St., New York City. [74-590] 7. Lois, m Walter C. Jefferay; 21 Danforth Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 8. Frank, d July 17, 1879; single. 9. Grace, single; 819 Ferry St., Easton, Pa. [74-591] 10. Edith, m Alfred A. Green; 800 Prospect St., Brooklyn, N. Y. [Above information given by Grace Raesly. Letters sent to the various addresses unanswered.] [74-221] JACOB OTT, dec; s Henry and Mary (Kern) Ott [74-50]; m SALLY (SARAH) ANN LA BARRE. [74-592a] [74-592b] One child: Isaac, b Nov. 30, 1847; d Jan. 1, 1916; m | 1. Emma D. Freeman Field. I 2. Katharine K. Wycoff. The will of Sally A. Ott of Easton, wife of Jacob Ott, was probated in 1905. Among other provi¬ sions, the will stated that if her son, Dr. Isaac Ott, left no issue, the estate was to be divided among the following: “Catharine, wife of Jacob Schimmel; Susan, wife of Theodore Ott; Nancy, widow of George Drake; Nancy Sigafoos, widow of John Sigafoos; Minerva, widow of Hugh Winter; Tillie, widow of Martin Reinhardt; Minnie, wife of Charles Yathers; my sister Susan, wife of Theodore Ott; my sister Catharine and first five named nieces.’’ Dr. Isaac Ott was named as executor. [74-223] SUSAN OTT, dau Henry and Mary (Kern) Ott [74-50]; m JOHN FULMER. Lived in Nazareth, Pa. Children (J) ) : [74-593] [74-594] 1. Henry C., m Minerva 2. Emma, m Levi H. Beck. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1047 [74-595] 3. Mary A., m Wallace Schweitzer. 4. May. The will of John Fulmer was probated Mar. 3, 1909. [No further data obtainable.] [74-225] CATHARINE OTT, dan Henry and Mary (Kern) Ott [74-50]; m JOHN BECK. Lived in Upper Mt. Bethel Twp., Northampton Co., Pa. Children (4): [74-595.1] Mary, m Joseph K. Hageman. The will of John Beck was probated June 16, 1908; there are three other children not named. Joseph K. Hageman was the executor. [Further data not obtainable.] [74-226] MATILDA OTT, dau Henry and Mary (Kern) Ott [74-50]; m PHILIP MILLER. Lived in Lower Mt. Bethel Twp., Northampton Co., Pa. Children (J): 1. John P. 2. Hymen. [74-596] 3. Mary A., m - Rosenberry. [74-597] 4. Emma, m - Hess. The will of Philip Miller was probated May 3, 1900. A trust fund was established for Hymen. [No further data obtainable.] [74-227] JEREMIAH POLEY, b Nov. 16, 1818; d Mar. 3, 1895; s George and Sarah (Boyer) Poley [74-52]; m Jan. 18, 1842, MARY ANN BIGONY, b - ; d Mar. 21, 1893. Children (J): [74-598] 1. Clara, b Jan. 22, 1844; m Dr. Jacob Oliver Knipe. 2. Irvin, b Nov. 11, 1845; d May 19, 1864. [74-599] 3. George W., b Apr. 23, 1848; m Annie M. Titlow. [74-600] 4. Warren H., b Apr. 2, 1856; rn Martha Corson. Jeremiah Poley and his father, George Poley, were pioneers in woolen manufacture in eastern Pa. About the year 1820 they acquired the only woolen mill on the Perkiomen Creek at Perkiomenville. This was purchased through a distant relative, Matthew Campbell, who had previously conducted the factory. They personally performed the various operations of the manufacture — scouring, dyeing, carding, spinning, and weaving the yarn and cloth. These operations must have been very crude at that time. They subsequently added an oil mill for the grinding of flaxseed and the manufacture of linseed oil. Later Jeremiah Poley built the first brick building in what is now known as the Borough of Green Lane. In this building he conducted a country store for eight years. [74-228] DR. FRANCIS BOYER POLEY, b June 14, 1820; d Feb. 25, 1879; s George and Sarah (Boyer) Poley [74-52]; m BARBARA K. SWARTLEY, b Apr. 10, 1831; d July 24, 1882; dau Henry and Elizabeth (Kolb) Swartley. Dr. Francis Poley was a practicing physician at Skippack, Pa. He removed to Norristown, Pa., where he continued the practice of medicine for about ten years. Failing health necessitated the re¬ linquishment of part of his practice. In 1865 he opened a drug store and carried on an extensive drug business. (1919.) Children (6): [74-601] 1. Cyrus S., b June 16, 1849; d Mar. 9, 1893; m Katherine Watt. 2. Elizabeth S., b Mar. 6, 1851 ; d 1857. [74-602] 3. Francis Henry, b Mar. 2, 1854; d Sept. 16, 1892; rn Amelia C. Currin. 4. Linnaeus S., b Dec. 15, 1858; d Aug. 20, 1886. [74-603] 5. Horace S., b Aug. 1, 1863; m Margaret Jane Ferguson. 6. Grace S., b Sept. 25, 1869; Washington, D. C. 1048 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-229] HANNAH REINHART, b Mar. 15, 1831; d June 14, 1870; dau Samuel and Annie (Boyer) Reinhart [74-53]; m in 1849, DAVID LONGACRE, b Aug. 18, 1826; d Nov. 14, 1901; s Harry and Deborah (Cressman) Longacre. Farmer. (1919.) Children (4): [74-604] 1. Milton, b Jan. 14, 1851; d May 18, 1894; m Rachel Lilley. [No further data.] [74-605] 2. Harman, b Dec. 31, 1854; d Oct. 18, 1911; m Nettie Belle Norton. [74-606] 3. Annie, b June 14, 1855; m Thomas G. Wynn. [74-607] 4. Debbie Susan, b July 5, 1862; d Oct. 28, - ; m Lewis Cloud. [Mo further data.] [74-230] JACOB B. REINHART, b Mar. 8, 1829; d Apr. 10, 1882; s Samuel and Annie (Boyer) Reinhart [74-53]; m ANN REID CATERN, b Sept. 25, 1825. (1920.) Children (3): [74-608] 1. Mary Ann, b Apr. 27, 1856; d Sept. 17, 1913; m John D. Hampton. 2. David W., b Aug. 13, 1857; 1533 No. 24th St., Phila., Pa. 3. Aaron R., b July 24, 1859. [74-231] JOHN LEVI GRING, b 1825 or 1826; d Dec. 28, 1906; s Rev. John and Susanna (Boyer) Gring [74-54] ; m ELIZABETH URICH, d Jan. 9, 1901. (1921.) Both buried in Cemetery at Friedens- burg, Pa. One child: [74-609] Annie, b Feb. 24, 1852; d Feb. 22, 1916; m Aaron Werner. [74-232] ELIZABETH ANNE GRING, b Mar. 29, 1827; d July 22, 1910; dau Rev. John and Susanna (Boyer) Gring [74-54]; m JACOB CLARKE SELTZER, b Nov. 21, 1815; d Jan. 1, 1892; s Jacob and Eleanor (Clarke) Seltzer. Merchant; lived in Lebanon, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Sarah Susannah, b Nov. 13, 1848; d Dec. 30, 1891; unin. [74-609.1] 2. John Alfred, b Oct. 2, 1853; m Sallie Maria McAdam. The Seltzers came to this country from Seltzer’s Springs, in the Duchy of Nassau, Germany, which was their family seat. Heinrich von Seltzer seems to have been the ancestor of the family, but it does not appear that he ever left Germany. His son, Mathias, came to this country and settled in what is now East Hanover Twp., Lebanon Co., about 1728, buying a large grant of land from Casper Wistar of Phila., who had purchased the land directly from Thomas Penn, one of the proprietors of the Colony at that time. Michael Seltzer (apparently a son of Mathias) was born about 1740; this Michael was married to Barbara Jaffery (or Caffery) and a son was born to this union on July 10, 1776, named Jacob. Jacob married Eleanor Steitz Clarke on Feb. 21, 1804. This Eleanor Clarke was born Dec. 30, 1783, and was the daughter of Benjamin Clarke and his wife, Elizabeth Steitz. Elizabeth Steitz was the daughter of George Steitz who founded and laid out the City of Lebanon about 1756. George Steitz brought Benjamin Clarke, a surveyor, to Lebanon Co. to lay out the town of Lebanon for him. Ben¬ jamin Clarke then .married George Steitz’s daughter and bought a place just across the creek from the old Seltzer homestead, which resulted in the marriage of his daughter Eleanor to Jacob Seltzer. Jacob Seltzer, Sr., had only two sons. The eldest was named John Clarke Seltzer, born Jan. 1, 1808; died Feb. 19, 1884; married Elizabeth Faber, May 18, 1834. To this union was born only one son, Colonel A. Frank Seltzer, born Nov. 20, 1837; died June 12, 1917, leaving no issue. He was a colonel in the Civil War, and was a lawyer by profession. He was a member of the bar, in active practice for fifty-two years, having been admitted to the bar in 1865 and practiced up until the date of his death. The other son of Jacob Seltzer, Sr., was the Jacob Clarke Seltzer, who married Elizabeth Anne Gring, daughter of Rev. John Gring. [ Clarke M. Seltzer.] [74-233] HANNAH ROELLER, b Feb. 6, 1831 ; d Feb. 9, 1904; dau Samuel and Elizabeth (Boyer) Roeller [74-55]; m AUGUSTUS FRANKLIN DENGLER, d Mar. 26, 1908. One child: Minnie, b Jan. 1, 1871 ; d Oct. 28, 1877. [Further data not obtainable.] [74-234] JESSE ROELLER, b Dec. T4, 1832; d Feb. 4, 1908; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boyer) Roeller [74-55]; m Jan. 18, 1857, EMELINE DENGLER, b July 7, 1836; d May 28, 1910; dau George and Rebecca (Steitz) Dengler. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1049 [74-610] [74-611] [74-612] [74-613] [74-614] [74-615] Children ( 8 ): 1. Savilla, h Nov. 5, 1858; d Sept. 22, 1918; m Harry Shartle. 2. Benjamin Franklin, b Oct. 8, 1859; m Catherine Spare Bean. 3. Elizabeth, b July 6, 1861; m Harry Eltonhead. 4. Samuel J., b Feb. 8, 1863; d Mar. 9, 1863. 5. Marne E., b Aug. 31, 1866; m Adam Grander. 6. Sarah, b June 25, 1869; m Samuel Wagner. 7. Ada, b Aug. 31, 1873; m Ray Currier. 8. Cora E., b Sept. 7, 1877; d July 31, 1879. [74-235] MARY ANN ROELLER, b Nov. 26, 1834; d Apr. 1, 1894; dau Samuel and Elizabeth (Boyer) Roeller [74-55]; m MATTHEW BROOKE, b Sept. 22, 1835; d June 23, 1894. Lived at Limerick, Pa. (1920.) [B. F. Roeller .] Children ( 8 ): 1. William Morrison, b Oct. 28, 1864; unm; R. F. D. 4, Pottstown, Pa. 2. Robert G. 1 m ice^. _ ( Hannah Malinda Bertolet. Ellen Moyer; Sanatoga, Pa. [74-616] [74-617] [74-618] [74-619] [74-620] „ _ . twins, b Feb. 10, 1866; m 3. Samuel G. J 4. Charles R., b Apr. 29, 1868; m Emma Steinmetz. 5. Catherine E., b Aug. 10, 1869; m William M. Fryer. 6. Anna M., b Dec. 7, 1871; unm. 7. Irwin R., b Feb. 5, 1873; unm; Schwenksville, Pa. 8. Isaac R., b Sept. 14, 1874; m Sarah A. Smith. [74-236] SAMUEL B. ROELLER, b Sept. 19, 1839; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boyer) Roeller [74- 55]; m Nov. 12, 1868, ELIZABETH A. CHRISTMAN, b Apr. 19, 1847; d June 30, 1908; dau Henry and Ann (Raysor) Christman. Electrician; 66 Chestnut St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): [74-621] 1. John Montgomery, b June 5, 1869; d Feb. 1, 1899; m Sarah Maclntire. 2. Anna Sylvania, b Nov. 30, 1870; d June 24, 1882. [74-622] 3. William Henry, b Dec. 3, 1874; m Marne B. Schneider. 4. Bessie May, b Oct. 1, 1878; d July 1, 1882. 5. Irma L., b Jan. 18, 1881; unm; Pottstown, Pa. [74-237] JEREMIAH ROELLER, b July 29, 1843; d June 29, 1875; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boyer) Roeller [74-55]; m MYRA MOORE, dec. Lived at Norristown, Pa. One child: Oswin, dec. [. Further data unobtainable.] [74-238] ISAAC A. ROELLER, b Feb. 25, 1837; d Nov. 7, 1876; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boyer) Roeller [74-55]; m M. SOPHIA IvEPNER, b Dec. 28, 1839; d Aug. 10, 1911. Railroader and teacher; lived at Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [74-623a] [74-623b] 1. Francis H. L., b Mar. 12, 1861 ; d May 12, 1861. 2. Samuel H., b Jan. 2, 1863; d Apr. 19, 1865. 3. Eva A., b Nov. 4. 1867; m I '• garry ?; Hamer' 2. Henry Startzer. 4. Isaac S., b July 7, 1871; d May 6, 1872. [74-239] J. ELHANAN B. MACK, d May 25, 1905; s William S. and Esther (Boyer) Mack [74- 56]; m REBECCA H. - •. Lived at Upper Pottsgrove, Pa. Children ( 8 ): 1. William; Niantic, Pa. 2. Samuel; Reading, Pa. 3. John; Reading, Pa. [74-623.1] 4. Sallie; m - — Bowman; Pottstown, Pa. 5. Joseph; Pottstown, Pa. 1050 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-623.2] 6. Ida, m - Kemp; Little Oley, Pa. 7. Henry; Pottstown, Pa. 8. Mabel; Little Oley, Pa. [Data from will of J. Elhanan B. Mack. Unable to locate or complete.) [74-240] OWEN A. B. MACK, d Aug. 18, 1897; s William and Esther (Boyer) Mack [74-56]; m ELIZABETH Children ( 5 ): 1. Eva; 2. Norman; 3. Charles; 4. Clarence; 5. Mazie. [Above data from will. Unable to locate or complete.] [74-241] MARY MACK, dec; dau William S. and Esther (Boyer) Mack [74-56]; rn GEORGE MARQUART. Children (3): [74-623.3] 1. Horace, m - ; Phila., Pa. 2. Margaret; 3. Clementine. [Data from will of William S. Mack.) [74-244a] SOPHIA LEIDY, dau Samuel and Sophia (Boyer) Leidy [74-57]; m - FAUST. Children {2): [74-624] 1. Hannah, m. Samuel Iv. Neiffer; Pottstown, Pa. [74-625] 2. Aaron; Zieglersville, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.) [74-244b] SOPHIA (LEIDY) FAUST, same as above, m 2nd time, JESSE GAUGLER, d Mar. 7, 1897. Children (J): 1. Maggie; 2. Daniel; 3. William; 4. Ellen. The will of Jesse Gaugler, of Frederick Twp., Pa., was probated Mar. 17, 1897 ; he was survived by his widow. He had five children by a former marriage. The residue of his estate was divided into eleven parts and bequeathed to the following: Hannah Neiffer (late Faust) wife of Samuel Iv. Neiffer; Aaron Faust, both children of my said wife by a former marriage; daughter, Maggie Gaugler; sons Daniel and William Gaugler; daughter, Ellen Gaugler; sons Jonathan and Jacob G. ; daughter, Eliza¬ beth, wife of William M. Fox; sons Henry G. and Samuel G. Executors, three sons, Jonathan G., Daniel and William. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.) [74-246] SARAH LEIDY, dau Samuel and Sophia (Boyer) Leidy [74-57]; m CHARLES H. HOWARD. An Albert or Abner U. Howard married Martha Albertson who died Apr. 29, 1894. They had the following children: Minta, Abner, Norman, Caroline, and James. It is presumed that the above Abner U. Howard was a son of Charles H. and Sarah (Leidy) Howard, but no evidence has been found to prove this connection. [74-248] ISABELLA B. CRESSMAN, b Nov. 3, 1841; dau Tobias W. and Hannah (Boyer) Cress- man [74-58]; m JOSEPH WALT. Children (2): 1. George; Bergey, Pa.; 2. Sallie. [ Unable to complete or verify.) [74-250] ALLEN B. (ALBANUS) CRESSMAN, b Oct. 31, 1850; s Tobias W. and Hannah (Boyer) Cressman [74-58]; m Apr. 30, 1881, ANNIE M. SCHANTZ, b Aug. 6, 1802; dau John and Mary E. (Butz) Schantz. Carpenter and builder; 4229 Lancaster Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Andora S., b Apr. 13, 1882. [74-626] 2. Allen Robert S., b Nov. 27, 1884; m Gertrude May Stackhouse. 3. Oscar John S., b Sept. 22, 1887. 4. Howard William, 6 June 7, 1891; d Dec. 21, 1896. 5. Helen Elizabeth, b June 18, 1895; d Jan. 14, 1897. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1051 6. Florence May, b Dee. 1, 1900; d Mar. 23, 1910. 7. Marguerite Vera, b Oct. 20, 1902. [74-252] MARIA ROSHONG, dau Jeremiah and Mary (Ettinger) Roshong [74-60]; m AUGUSTUS ROSHONG. An Augustus Rochong married Susanna Underkuffler of Frederick, Sept. 2, 1852. Neutralist” Files.) [ Unable to complete or verify.} ( Cf . “Der [74-259] BENJAMIN ROSHONG, b Apr., 1842; s Timothy and Catharine (Boyer) Roshong [74-61]; m LIZZIE DREIHOUSE, d July 12, 1912. Res., Zieglersville, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): [74-626.1] 1. Frank, dec; m - ; had four children. 2. George, dec; 3. Benjamin, dec. [Further data unobtainable .] [74-260] SUSANNA ROSHONG, b Mar. 6, 1844; dau Timothy and Catharine (Boyer) Roshong [74-61]; m Jan. 5, 1865, BENJAMIN D. KEYSER, b Oct. 3, 1841; d Sept. 9, 1918; s Benjamin and - (Dettra) Keyser. Widow resides at 104 W. Spring St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) No children. [74-261] LOUISA ROSHONG, b Feb. 23, 1846; d June 14, 1919; dau Timothy and Catharine (Boyer) Roshong [74-61]; m 1866, JACOB S. CHARLES, b Mar. 13, 1844; d Aug. 15, 1918; s Daniel and Elizabeth (Snyder) Charles. Merchant ; lived at 43 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Catharine S., b June 26, 1867; d July 18, 1869. 2. Frank, b May 5, 1869; 43 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. [74-627] 3. Hannah, b June 15, 1872; m Arthur Smith; Pottstown, Pa. [74-628] 4. Emma J., b Apr. 27, 1879; m David Yerger; Pottstown, Pa. [ Unable to complete. Letters not answered.} [74-262] FRANK B. ROSHONG, b Dec. 3, 1849; s Timothy and Catharine (Boyer) Roshong [74-61]; m May 5, 1877, MARY D. L. DICKINSON, 6 Dec. 26, 1853; d Feb. 17, 1892; dau David and Mary Thomas (Goucher) Dickinson. Merchant; Trappe, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [74-629] 1. Howard D., b Mar. 15, 1878; m Ella Z. Anders. 2. Leila A., b Oct. 31, 1882; Trappe, Pa. 3. Fannie D., b Apr. 18, 1885; Trappe, Pa. 4. Winslow J., b Oct. 1, 1886; Trappe, Pa. [74-263] HANNAH ROSHONG, b Dec. 12, 1851; d May 9, 1918; dau Timothy and Catharine (Boyer) Roshong [74-61]; m Apr. 9, 1869, EDWARD MILTON R. RHOADS, b Oct. 6, 1845; s Jacob and Sarah (Romig) Rhoads. Iron worker; Sanatoga, Pa. (1919.) One child: [74-630] Emma, b Mar. 31, 1870; m Horace Drumheller. [74-264] SALLIE ROSHONG, b Nov. 24, 1854; dau Timothy and Catharine (Boyer) Roshong [74-61] ; m Nov. 22, 1877, JONAS LEWIS YOST, 6 July 29, 1856; d Apr. 17, 1897. Carpenter; widow’s res., 816 Madison Ave., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [74-631] 1. Emma I., b Sept. 10, 1878; m Charles F. Angstadt; Reading, Pa. [74-632] 2. Ira G., b June 29, 1881; m Mamie Evans; Reading, Pa. [74—633 ] 3. Frank G., b Nov. 14, 1889; m Edna B. Snook. [74-634] 4. Earl R., b Dec. 1, 1891; m Helen M. Hunter. [74-265] CATHARINE ANN HEEBNER, b Dec. 7, 1835; d Nov. 23, 1862; dau George and Esther (Groff) Heebner [74-65]; m Jan. 7, 1860, JOHN S. MILLER, b Apr. 1, 1832; d Dec. 25, 1894; s Daniel and Elizabeth (Smith) Miller. Lived at Sumneytown, Pa. (1920.) One child: [74-635] Amelia, b Aug. 13, 1860; m Henry Goettel. 1052 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-266] HANNAH E. HEVENER, b Sept. 30, 1844; d May 17, 1914; dau Peter D. and Elizabeth (Ehl) Hevener [74-66]; m May 14, 1870, HENRY J. SMITH, b Mar. 3, 1844; d Apr. 22, 1909; s Daniel S. and Susanna (Seasholtz) Smith. Mr. Smith was Justice of the Peace for thirty-three years. He lived in Pennsburg, Pa. [74-636a] 1 [74-636b] I Children ( 2 ): Katie H., b Dec. 7, 1874; single; Pennsburg, Pa. f 1. Mary L. Trumbore. 1 2. Lizzie L. Keyser. 1, 2. Horace H., b Dec. 22, 1878; m [74-267] ELIZABETH E. HEVENER, b Sept, 2, 1849; d May 14, 1906; dau Peter D. and Eliza¬ beth (Ehl) Hevener [74-66]; m Nov. 26, 1881, JAMES H. BOBB, b Aug. 8, 1850; s John and Elizabeth (Stauffer) Bobb. Res., Pennsburg, Pa. No children. (1920.) [74-268] JOHN E. HEVENER, b Mar. 6, 1853; d Feb. 17, 1903; s Peter D. and Elizabeth (Ehl) Hevener [74-66]; m 1872, MARY AMANDA ROEDER, b Jan. 22, 1855; dau Jesse and Mary (Welker) Roeder. Carpenter and contractor. (1919.) Children (7): [74-637] 1. Sallie Louise, b Sept. 16, 1873; m Edmund E. Delp. 2. Harry, b July, 1875; d Feb., 1879. 3. Charles, b June 23, 1878; d 1885. [74-638] 4. Elizabeth, b Sept, 14, 1884; m Arthur Faulkner. [74—639 ] 5. Laura R., b Dec, 15, 1886; m Robert Owen Royston. 6. Harvey, b May 24, 1891; d Feb., 1893. 7. Alice, b June 27, 1893; d Jan. 28, 1913. [74-269a] GEORGE E. HEVENER, b Aug. 5, 1859; s Peter D. and Elizabeth (Ehl) Hevener [74- 66]; m 1st time, Sept. 15, 1883, EMMA J. RENNINGER, b Dec. 27, 1862; d Mar. 31, 1885; dau Peter S. and Levina (Specht) Renninger. One child: Emma J., b Mar. 22, 1885; single; Phila., Pa. [74-269b] GEORGE E. HEVENER, same as above, m 2nd time, May 28, 1887, MATILDA C. DIETZEL, b June 23, 1862; dau Frederick and Sophia (Haun) Dietzel. Merchant; Pennsburg, Pa. George E. Hevener was born in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa., and has been engaged in the mercantile business practically all his life. After clerking in the local stores he was employed by a dry goods house as a salesman for fifteen years. He then formed a partnership with M. K. Gilbert of Pennsburg, Pa., under the firm name of “Gilbert & Hevener,” now “Hevener & Shelly.” For many years he has been actively engaged in promoting the business interests of his home town, and has been treasurer of the municipal electric light commission of Pennsburg since its inception. Children (2): 1. Mayme D., b Apr. 14, 1889; Pennsburg, Pa. [74-640] 2. Frederick P., b Mar. 23, 1891; m Florence Ruth Faul. [74-270] MARY HEAVNER, dau Solomon D. and Ann N. (Eisenberg) Heavner [74-67]; m WILL¬ IAM MAIRS. Res., Sixth St., Bridgeport, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 9 ): [74-641] 1. William H., b' June 17, 1859; m Jane McCoy. [74-642] 2. Mary, m William Gilbert; Spring City, Pa. 3. Lydia. 4. Solomon. [74-643] 5. Martha, m Samuel Butler; 216 Wood St., Norristown, Pa. [74-644] 6. Elwood II. C., b Mar. 25, 1873; m Elizabeth Patterson. 7. John. 8. Walter; 216 Wood St., Norristown, Pa. 9. Frank. [ No f urther data.] [74-271] PHILIP E. HEAVNER, b Sept. 19, 1843; d Apr. 16, 1914; s Solomon D. and Ann N. (Eisenberg) Heavner [74-67]; m Aug. 28, 1865, CATHARINE A. RALSTON, b Sept. 1, 1847; dau Levi and Phoebe (Garber) Ralston. Cigarmaker; Bridgeport, Pa. (1921.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1053 Children (5): 1. Daughter, stillborn Aug. 4, 1866. [74-645] 2. Mary, b Dec. 22, 1867; m John Kutz. [74-646] 3. Alice, b Oct. 26, 1869; d Nov. 28, 1912; rn Philip Bowman. [74—647 ] 4. Frank R., b Oct. 7, 1871; m Mary Saylor. [74-648] 5. Bertha, b Feb. 12, 1873; m Henry T. Porter. [74-272] DAVID E. HEAVNER, b Dec. 20, 1849; s Solomon D. and Ann N. (Eisenberg) Heavner [74-67]; m Jan. 20, 1872, SARAH BERGEY FRETZ, b Mar. 10, 1846. Tin and sheet iron worker; R. F. D., Hatfield, Pa. No children. (1919.) [74-273] SOLOMON E. HEAVNER, b June 5, 1862; d Mar. 10, 1911; s Solomon D. and Ann N. (Eisenberg) Heavner [74-67]; m Mar. 16, 1889, SARAH KEHS, b Mar. 17, 1872; dau Nathaniel H. and Sarah S. (Ziegler) Kehs. One child: [74-649] Melvin K., b Aug. 8, 1895; m Katie Kutz. Widow remarried to Harry Walker, Chain St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) [74-274] GEORGE N. HEAVNER, s Philip D. and Catharine Heavner [74-68]; m - — ; lived at 700 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. He was formerly a grocer, later a contractor; had three children: Bertha and two boys ; one died of tuberculosis. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [74-275] DAVID HUNSICKER, d May 3, 1875; s Martin and Sarah (Heebner) Hunsicker [74-69]; m KATE - ; d Sept. 20, 1875. David died intestate. One child: David, d Oct., 1875. [No further data.] [74-277a-b] GEORGE H. SCHWARTZ, d Sept. 4, 1914; s Andrew and Catharine (Hevener) Schwartz [74-70]; m 1st time, ANNA - - ; 2nd time, EVA - . Lived at Souderton, Pa. George H. Schwartz of Souderton, Pa., died Sept. 4, 1914; his will was probated Sept. 11, 1914. He was survived by his second wife, Eva, who was appointed one of the executors of his will, with the Penn Trust Co., of Norristown, Pa. In his will he mentions, “my first wife, Anna Schwartz and her son” buried at Rockhill or Gehman’s Mennonite Cem.; his sister, Amelia Hiltebeitel; brother, Henry H. Schwartz; Amelia Wisler, daughter of H. M. Hiltebeitel; one-sixth of the remainder of estate “to my brother, Henry H. Schwartz; one-sixth to my sister, Mary Godshall; one-sixth to my sister, Eliza Kline; one-sixth to my sister, Amelia Hiltebeitel;” also mentions a deceased sister, Catharine Smith and a deceased brother, James H. Schwartz. [Court Records, Norristown, Pa.] [74-279] MARY ANN SCHWARTZ, b Sept. 11, 1826; d Nov. 11, 1910; dau Andrew and Catherine (Hevener) Schwartz [74—70] ; m Mar. 17, - - - -, ANDREW H. GOTTSHALK, b Mar. 16, 1825; d Mar. 17, 1909; s William Z. and Magdalena (Hunsberger) Gottslialk. Tinsmith and hardware dealer: lived in Lower Providence, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. William A., b Dec. 19, 1850; d Apr. 25, 1851. 2. Emanuel S., b Feb. 20, 1852; d Sept. 17, 1853. [74-650] 3. Ella S., b Mar. 18, 1856; m Davis Moyer Markley. [74-651] 4. Mary Lizzie, b July 31, 1861; m John A. Johnson. [74-652] 5. Andrew L., b Jan. 6, 1866; d Oct. 23, 1900; m Minnie Loch. Andrew had a son Harry; whereabouts unknown by relatives. [74-280] ELIZABETH SCHWARTZ, d Mar. 27, 1920; dau Andrew and Catharine (Hevener) Schwartz [74-70]; m JACOB KLEIN, d June 30, 1920. Res., Spring Mount, Pa. No issue. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-281] AMELIA H. SCHWARTZ, b Sept. 11, 1843; dau Andrew and Catharine (Hevener) Schwartz [74-70]; m HENRY M. HILTEBEITEL, d Nov. 3, 1907. Lived at Harleysville, Pa. Children (7): [74-653] 1. George S.; Carnegie, Pa. [74-654] 2. Amelia, b July 13, 1867; m Edwin H. Wisler. 1054 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Katie, m - Gerhart; Hatfield, Pa. 4. Annie C., b Dec. 11, 1873; m Reuben B. Keyser. 5. Maggie, b Aug. 21, 1876; m Jacob K. Shutt. 6. Andrew E., b Apr. 25, 1879; m Susan H. Delp. 7. Augustus S., m - ; Souderton, Pa. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete or verify.} [74-282] CATHARINE SCHWARTZ, dec; dau Andrew and Catharine (Hevener) Schwartz [74— 70]; m DANIEL SMITH. Children (2): 1. Augustus; 2. Richard. [ No further data, obtainable.] [74-283] WILLIAM SCHWARTZ, s Andrew and Catharine (Hevener) Schwartz [74-70]; m LOUISA REED. One child: [74-660] Matilda, m Alfred Emers. [Further data unobtainable .} [74-284] HANNAH LEISTER, b Sept. 5, 1834; d June 25, 1914; dau Franklin and Mary Ann (Hevener) Leister [74-71]; m Oct. 13, 1853, FRANKLIN FREDERICK HENDRICKS, b Jan. 21, 1832; d Jan. 26, 1894; s John and Elizabeth (Frederick) Hendricks. (1919.) Children (3): [74-661] 1. Amelia, b Dec. 5, 1856; rn Joseph E. McNoldy. 2. Catherine Elizabeth, b Mar. 30, 1861; d Feb. 3, 1868. [74-662] 3. Augustus William, b Jan. 7, 1869; m Alice W. Bean. [74-285] JACOB H. LEISTER, b Nov. 8, 1837 ; d Jan. 23, 1916; s Franklin and Mary Ann (Hevener) Leister [74-71]; m Oct. 1, 1863, MARY REED, b Oct. 6, 1842; dau Jacob and Catherine (Bowman) Reed. (1920.) Children (3): [74-663] 1. Frank H., b Aug. 3, 1872; m Tillie C. Kettner. [74-664] 2. Emma J., b Dec. 10, 1878; m Frank M. Kulp. [74-665] 3. Addie M., b Sept. 22, 1881; m Edwin S. Kratz. [74-286] JAMES H. ZIEGLER, b Oct. 28, 1844; d Oct. 14, 1917; s Addy and Elizabeth (Hevener) Ziegler [74-72]; m Oct. 9, 1869, MATILDA SCHLICHER, b Jan. 26, 1842; d May 23, 1919; dau George and Sarah (Geisel) Schlicher [36-49]. Children (9): 1. Harvey, b Sept. 2, 1870; d Sept. 7, 1880. [74-666] 2. Kate, b Apr. 28, 1872; m Llewellyn Acker. [74-667] 3. Lizzie, b Sept. 1, 1873; m Allen K. Long. [11—246] 4. Anna, b Mar. 2, 1875; m Charles K. Gery. [74-668] 5. Sarah Matilda, b 1876; m Harry C. Rutter. 6. Mary Ann, b Oct., 1878; d Sept. 7, 1905; unrn. [74-669] 7. Louisa, b Feb. 28, 1880; rn Fred W. Huber. [74-670] 8. Ella, b Apr. 1, 1882; rn Christopher Klebe. [74-671] 9. Amelia, b Nov. 12, 1885; m Daniel R. Krause. [74-287] MARY ANN ZIEGLER, b Mar. 6, 1849; dau Addy and Elizabeth (Hevener) Ziegler [74-72]; rn Sept. 30, 1871, AMBROSE ROEDER, b Aug. 6, 1847; s Jonas and Elizabeth (Eberhard) Roeder. Laborer; E. Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Addy, b Feb. 7, 1873; d Mar. 24, 1880. [74-672] 2. Lillian Minerva, b July 21, 1874; m Harry R. Young. 3. George Eugene, b Jan. 18, 1878; d Sept. 1, 1878. [74-673] 4. Elizabeth Estella, b Mar. 5, 1882; m Llewellyn S. Brey. [74-288] GEORGE H. ZIEGLER, b Aug. 18, 1851; s Addy and Elizabeth (Hevener) Ziegler [74-72]; m May 27, 1880, LOUISA MARIA MASTELLER, b Dec. 18, 1858; dau Reuben and Maria (Maer) Masteller. Farmer; E. Greenville, Pa. (1919.) [74-655] [74-656] [74-657] [74-658] [74-659] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1055 Children (2): [74-674] 1. Addy R., b Nov. 27, 1882; m Lizzie May Carl. 2. George R., b Aug. 5, 1884; d Jan. 19, 1885. [74-289a] ANNIE W. HEEBNER, b Oct. 20, 1869; dan Samuel and Fallen W. (Wagner) Heebner [74-74]; m 1st time, Apr. 23, 1887, ISAIAH H. OVERHOLTZER, b Nov. 1, 1864; d May 17, 1901; s John K. and Elizabeth (Hagey) Overholtzer. Children ( 2 ): [ 68 -66] 1. Irma H., b Apr. 13, 1891; in Chester K. Schultz. [74-675] 2. Vera H., b Oct. 9, 1894; m William A. Doane. [74-289b] ANNIE W. (HEEBNER) OVERHOLTZER, same as above, m 2nd time, Sept, 29, 1906, B. FRANKLIN STEVENS, b Dec, 8, 1857; d May 21, 1909; s John and Kate (Gerhart) Stevens. One child: B. Eleanor, b July 28, 1907; d Aug. 1, 1907. [74-289c] ANNIE W. (HEEBNER- OVERHOLTZER) STEVENS, same as above, in 3rd time, Apr. 2, 1914, AUGUSTUS SCHAEFFER, b Feb. 19, 1843; s George and Elizabeth (Tice) Schaeffer. Res., Souderton, Pa, (1919.) [74-291] PEARSON H. HILDENBRAND, b July 3, 1855; s Israel and Susanna (Heebner) Hilden¬ brand [74-75]; m Aug. 7, 1875, SARAH JANE WENHOLD, b May 24, 1853; dau John F. and Lavina (Bitting) Wenhold. Shoemaker; R. F. D. 2, Telford, Pa, (1920.) Children (6): [74-676] 1. Oliver W., b Aug. 28, 1875; m Mary Erb. [74-677] 2. Milton W., b Aug. 16, 1877; m Amanda Erb. [74-678] 3. Eugene W., b Feb. 3, 1879; in Ella Herman. 4. Minerva W., b Mar. 22, 1881; d Nov. 8, 1882. [74-679] 5. Alice W., b Sept. 17, 1885; m Emil Korbinsky; 333 Elm Ave., North Wales, Pa, [74-680] 6. John W., b Jan. 10, 1893; m Mamie McNulty. [74-292] ELLEMEINE HILDENBRAND, b July 14, 1859; d Apr. 25, 1919; dau Israel and Susanna (Heebner) Hildenbrand [74-75]; m Nov. 8, 1879, JACOB S. WAMPOLE, b Nov. 15, 1857; s Jacob S. and Mary (Strunk) Wampole. Laborer; 535 Derstine Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [74-681] 1. Alice, b Sept, 18, 1880; d Sept, 19, 1908; m Eugene Fulton. [74-682] 2. Jacob Warren, b Dec. 1, 1881; m Annie Marie Roberts. 3. Sarah Jane, b May 7, 1885; d Dec., 1886. [74-683] 4. Alverda, b Jan. 3, 1887 ; m Linford Paxen Stout, 5. Rhinehart, b May 24, 1894; Lansdale, Pa. [74-295] HENRY SCHMOLL, b Sept. 23, 1850; s Peter B. and Eliza (Heebner) Schmoll [74-76]; in ANNIE B. BERGEY. Res., Spring Mount, Pa. No children. (1920.) [74-296] HANNAH HENNING, b May 30, 1871; dau Henry and Margaret (Heebner) Henning [74-77]; m Jan. 18, 1890, ALVIN FRY, b Apr. 12, 1870; s Daniel O. and Anna (Schwartz) Fry. Ma¬ chinist; 729 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Alice, b Aug. 25, 1890; m Calvin Freed; Mainland, Pa. 2. Clarence, b Sept. 3, 1891; in Mabel Whitebread. 3. Mabel, b June 14, 1895; Norristown, Pa. 4. Oscar, b Oct. 28, 1897; m Lottie Stevens; Norristown, Pa, 5. Bertha, b July 22, 1902. 6. Beatrice, b Mar. 26, 1904. 7. Kenneth, b Apr. 29, 1907. [74-297] ELWOOD HENNING, b Jan. 8, 1880; s Henry and Margaret (Heebner) Henning [74-77] ; m June 7, 1900, ANNA CHRISTINA BERGE, b Aug. 22, 1882; dau John H. and Mary (Shnell) Berge. Farmer; R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) [74-684] [74-685] [74-686] 1056 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4)-' [74-687] 1. Elmer Kriebel, b Apr. 28, 1901; m Anna Mae Wilson. 2. Raymond Lester, b May 1, 1903. 3. Robert Nelson, b Mar. 8, 1905. 4. Leroy Berge, b Jan. 29, 1909. [74-298] EDWIN HEEBNER, b Nov. 26, 1869; s Henry and Matilda (Polster) Heebner [74-78]; m Dec. 24, 1898, LIZZIE MAY STEVENS, b May 1, 1876; dau John F. and Catharine (Gerhab) Stevens. Pumping engineer; Green Lane, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Edith, b July 29, 1899; single; Green Lane, Pa. 2. Claude, b May 4, 1902; d July 26, 1917. [74-299] HARRY HEEBNER, b Aug. 8, 1884; s Henry and Matilda (Polster) Heebner [74-78]; m May 16, 1908, KATHRYN BARTMAN, b Jan. 12, 1889; dau Abraham and Sevilla (Bolton) Bartman. Carpenter; Royersford, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): 1. Earl, b Oct. 26, 1908. 2. Harry, b Dec. 24, 1914. 3. Edna, b Aug. 4, 1918. [74-300] MARY P. HEEBNER, b Apr. 28, 1875; dau Henry and Matilda (Polster) Heebner [74- 78] ; m Apr. 28, 1896, SASSAMAN N. SMITH, b Dec. 29, 1877 ; d Nov. 19, 1912. Res., Schwenksville, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Norman H., b Sept. 14, 1896; Schwenksville, Pa. 2. Verna H., b Dec. 21, 1897; Schwenksville, Pa. 3. Eva H., b Mar. 3, 1899; Schwenksville, Pa. 4. Herbert H., b Aug. 16, 1900. 5. Amanda H., b June 15, 1910. [74-301] AGNES P. HEEBNER, b Jan. 7, 1877; dau Henry and Matilda (Polster) Heebner [74-78]; m July 23, 1899, ALLEN W. SHOEMAKER, b 1871; s Charles and Mary (Walt) Shoemaker. Restaurateur; Schwenksville, Pa. No children. (1919.) [74-302] ANGELINE GARBER, b Oct. 18, 1828; d Dec. 3, 1856; dau Jacob and Ann M. (Heebner) Garber [74-79]; m ELIAS HECKLER. No children. [74-303] THOMAS GARBER, b Mar. 22, 1830; d May 1, 1902; s Jacob and Ann M. (Heebner) Garber [74-79]; m CATHARINE MARCH. Children (2): [74-687.1] 1. John, m Sarah Quay; Morton, Del. Co., Pa. [74-687.2] 2. Charles, dec ; m Salome Burkwalter, dec. [Further data unobtainable.] [74-304] CHARLES H. GARBER, b Sept., 1834; d Nov. 11, 1872; s Jacob and Ann M. (Heebner) Garber [74-79]; m 1868, ELIZA KELLY, a native of New Orleans. Marble business; lived in New Orleans, La. No children. [ Further data unobtainable.] [74-305] JACOB R. GARBER, b Jan., 1844; d Jan., 1910; s Jacob and Ann M. (Heebner) Garber [74-79]; m May 11, 1870, CHRISTIANA PATIENCE FUNK, b May 25, 1847; dau Henry Roderick and Charlotte Templen (Radcliff) Funk. Carpenter and builder. (1920.) One child: [74-687.3] Evie Charlotte, b Sept. 8, 1873; m Winfield Scott Crawford. [74-306] JANE GROSS, b Mar. 5, 1831 ; d Aug. 23, 1918; dau Thomas J. and Catharine (Heebner) Gross [74-80]; m Nov. 14, 1850, by Rev. H. S. Miller, Pastor of Lutheran Church, Trappe, Pa., to Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfei.der Families 1057 PROF. ABEL RAMBO, b Mar. 19, 1821; d Mar. 10, 1887; s George and Annie (Fox) Rambo. Mrs. Rambo was a cousin of the late Samuel Y. Heebner of Chestnut Hill, Phila. [W. Z. A.] [74-688] [161-101] [74-689] Children (8): 1. Charles Gross, b May 26, 1852; d Jan. 26, 1856. 2. Mary Tillie, b June lo, 1854; d Jan. 9, 1856. twins, b Nov. 1, 1856; d 3. Vincent James j 4. George Herbert J 5. Cora Kate, b Mar. 21, 1858; single; Trappe, Pa. 6. Dexter Lovelle, b Nov. 9, 1860; m Lidie Mar. 5, 1861. Jan. 1, 1919. 7. Mary Gross, b Oct. 4, 1864; d Aug. 13, 1915; m Warren Z. Anders. 8. Frank Gross, b Mar. 17, 1867; m Kate Slater. [Dates from Rambo Bible in possession of Miss Cora Rambo, Trappe, Pa.] Prof. Abel Rambo, A.M., was twice principal of Washington Hill Collegiate Institute, Trappe, Montg. Co., Pa. He first served from Aug. 4, 1845, to Oct. 10, 1846, and was again chosen principal, Apr. 2, 1849. While in charge of this institute Prof. Rambo gave special attention to preparing students for the duty of teaching in the common schools of Montg. Co. Although principal of an academic institute he always manifested warm interest in the education of the masses, and in recognition of his services he was elected superintendent of the common schools of Montg. Co. in 1863, which office he held until 1878. While Prof. Rambo was principal of the collegiate institute the study of music was emphasized, and the institute enjoyed a high reputation for its attention to both vocal and instrumental music. Annual musical entertainments were given which attracted visitors from far and wide. The musical selections performed on these occasions consisted chiefly of oratorios and cantatas by the best com¬ posers. [ Bean — Hist. Montg. Co.] [74-307] ANN MATILDA GROSS, b June 30, 1833; d Oct. 23, 1878; daw Thomas J. and Catherine (Heebner) Gross [74-80]; m DR. JONES. Ann Matilda Jones is said to have been drowned. [No further data, obtainable.] [74-309] CHARLES H. GROSS, b May 9, 1838; d Dec. 6, 1902; s Thomas J. and Catherine (Heeb¬ ner) Gross [74-80] ; m JOSI FRY. They had one son who is also deceased. [ No further data obtainable.] [74-310] WILLIAM H. GROSS, b May 7, 1844; s Thomas J. and Catherine (Heebner) Gross [74-80]; m KATE L. TOBEY. Proprietor of the Lee Marble Yards, Lee, Mass. They have an adopted son, ten years of age. (1920.) Mr. Gross, who has lost his eyesight, states that he recalls that his mother claimed to be a descend¬ ant of Hans Heebner. (1918.) [74-310.1] SAMUEL Y. HEEBNER, b Nov. 15, 1856; d Sept. 4, 1917; s Charles and Mary Louise (Peters) Heebner [74-80.1]; m Feb. 21, 1884, REBECCA McKINLEY HOOD, b Aug. 26, 1853; dau Thomas Y. and Maria (Bingham) Hood. Financier; resident in Chestnut Hill, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): [74-689.1] 1. Julia E., m Herbert B. Weller; Honolulu, Hawaii. [74-689.2] 2. Myra Hood, m Roland D. Pollock. [74-689.3] 3. Mary Louise, b Feb. 28, 1889; m J. Bancker Gribbel. Samuel Y. Heebner was born in Lee, Massachusetts, November 15, 1856. After receiving his early education in the public schools he entered the University of Pennsylvania and was graduated in 1877. He then entered the law school and was admitted to the bar in 1880. Mr. Heebner became one of the leading bankers and financiers of Philadelphia; he was also known as an art collector. During his career as a lawyer he became connected with many of the city’s leading industries, serving as director in various manufacturing establishments, and as president of numerous banks and trust companies. At his home, 318 West Highland Avenue, Chestnut Hill, he had a fine collection of oil paintings, statuary, and antique furniture, valued at thousands of dollars. In May, 1911, the collection was nearly destroyed when fire broke out in his residence, but after strenuous efforts the fire was extinguished, and the collection saved. In addition to his business interests Mr. Heebner was also interested in education, serving as the director of the Pennsylvania Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, and the Sanitarium Association. [Newspaper clippings.] 1 058 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-312] ALVA R. KERR, b Feb. 14, 1854; d Apr. 23, 1903; 8 John J. E. and Eliza (Pickins) Kerr [74-84]; m LOUISA JOULE. Res., 1216 11th St., Eddystone, Pa. (1918.) Children (6): 1. John, single. 2. Ralph; 1100 Leiper St., Eddystone, Pa. 3. George. 4. Leila. [74-690] 5. Frank, b Jan. 2, 1885; m Sadie M. Williams. [74-691] 6. Greta, rn - Wilson; 1316 11th St., Eddystone, Pa. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.} [74-313] HARRY C. KERR, b Feb. 19, 1856; s John J. E. and Eliza (Pickins) Kerr [74-84]; m May 10, 1892, KATHERINE STEGMEYER, b Aug. 22, 1874; dau George and Mary (Buirgy) Stegmeyer. Boss painter, Baldwin Locomotive Works; res., Eddystone, Del. Co., Pa. (1919.) Children (£) : 1. Claude M., b Nov. 4, 1893; d Feb. 4, 1894. [74-692] 2. Joseph T., b May 1, 1896; m Ida Yost; Eddystone, Pa. [74-314] ARCHIE V. KERR, b Aug. 20, 1850; dau Richard F. and Jeannette (Johnson) Kerr [74-85a] ; m May 7, 1868, JOHN M. TREEN, b July 27, 1847; d Mar. 21, 1912. Bricklayer; 2038 N. 5th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (4): [74-693] 1. Ralph G., b Dec. 11, 1869; m Henrietta Simpson. 2. Edgar, b Aug. 6, 1871; whereabouts unknown. [74-694] 3. Frank, b May 18, 1875; m Anna Marie Haug. 4. Elsie, b Oct. 31, 1880; single; whereabouts unknown. [74-315] MARY LOUISA KERR, b Mar. 27, 1864; dau Richard F. and Margaretta Anna Rebecca (Balthaser) Kerr [74-85b]; m June 11, 1884, JOHN WESLEY PENNELL, b Jan. 14, 1848; s John Larkin and Jane (Pierce) Pennell. Painter and decorator; 931 East 12th St., Los Angeles, Calif. (1920.) One child: John Richard, b Feb. 15, 1885; Los Angeles, Cal. [74-316] WILLIAM B. KERR, b Aug. 4, 1866; s Richard F. and Margaretta Anna Rebecca (Balthaser) Kerr [74-85b]; m Dec. 20, 1899, MATTIE VIRGINIA FIELDS, b Mar. 18, 1873; dau William and Ruth Ann (Blair) Fields. Carpenter; 8 Sixth St., Upland, Pa. (1919.) William B. Kerr served as Clerk of Council of Eddystone for six years. He was also elected to the office of Chief Burgess for two years, when he resigned on account of removal from the borough. Children (5): 1. William Richard, b July 10, 1900. [74-695] 2. Helen Gould, b Oct. 12, 1904; m Carl C. Blair. 3. Holstein H. F., b Aug. 28, 1908. 4. Elizabeth G., b May 10, 1911. 5. James P., b June 26, 1914. [74 317a] HERMINEA M. KERR, b Jan. 1 1, 1867 ; dau Richard F. and Margaretta Anna Rebecca (Balthaser) Kerr [74-85b]; m 1st time, June 6, 1885, WILLIAM THOMAS DeHAVEN, b Aug. 2, 1860; ,s William and Richmul Jane (Fisher) DeHaven. Carpenter. One child: [74 695.1] George Thomas, b Sept. 22, 1887; m Leloa Walker; El Centro, Cal. [74-31 7b] HERMINEA M. (KERR) DeHAVEN, same as above, m 2nd time, May 4, 1909, JOHN GAVIGAN, b Dec. 25, 1868; dec; s John Gavigan. Newspaper reporter. No children. [74 317c] HERMINEA M. (KERR-DeHAVEN) GAVIGAN, same as above, m 3rd time, Mar. 7, 1917, GEORGE WASHINGTON HOOSER, b Aug. 24, 1858; s William R. and Sarah (Hunter) Hooser. Carpenter; 823 E. 28th St., Los Angeles, Cal. No children. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1059 [74-319] HENRY A. DERR, b Nov. 24, 1841; d Jan. 4, 1885; s Franklin and Sarah A. (Kerr) Derr [74-87]; m ELLEN SLTLLIVAN, b Feb. 2, 1844; d Apr. 24, 1901. Lived in Norristown, Pa. Children (3): [74-696] 1. Annie Maine, b Feb. 6, 1868; m William H. Slingluff. ELS 1 2. Franklin, b Sept. 24, 1870; m I '• L"da LLL' , „ [74-697b] J l 2. Ldlian G. Kendall. [74-698] 3. Henry F., b July 22, 1881; d Jan. 6, 1916; m Mary V. Yeakle. [74-320] ANN ELIZABETH DERR, b Mar., 1844; d May, 1916; dau Franklin and Sarah A. (Kerr) Derr [74—87 ] ; m CHARLES W. HOLMES, b Sept., 1838; d Aug., 1895; s - and - (Sturtevant) Holmes. Real estate business. (1920.) One child: [74-699] Frances, b Sept. 24, 1874; m Louis M. Kahan. [74-321] JOHN JACOB DERR, b June, 1845; d July 4, 1895; s Franklin and Sarah A. (Kerr) Derr [74-87]; m ELIZABETH - - - , b Aug. 11, 1845; d July 23, 1913. Children (J): [74-700] 1. Walter, m Martha Kulp. [74-701 ] 2. Louis R., m - ; no children; Conshohocken, Pa. 3. Franklin, b Jan. 31, 1869; d June 27, 1869. 4. George W., b Apr. 1, 1870; d July 20, 1871. [ Unable to complete; letters unanswered .] [74-322] FRANCIS STRAUCH, b Sept. 26, 1833; d Feb. 26, 1878; s Isaac and Catharine (Stager) Strauch [74—88 ] ; m MARGARET JANE LAUGHLIN, b 1836; d Nov. 10, 1904. Resided in Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Margaret Laughlin Strauch married 2nd time, Charles Hummel. She was born in England. [Stager.] Children (4): [74-702] 1. Savenia Jane, d Feb. 26, 1910; m David Francis Reed. [74-703] 2. George Washington, b Mar. 17, 1856; m Laura Jane Bender. [74-704] 3. Ida Vitila, b May 19, 1860; m Andrew Daniel Krommes. 4. Isaac John, b Sept. 30, 1865; d Nov. 22, 1887. [74-322.1] HENRY LEWIS STRAUCH, b Aug. 15, 1835; d May 9, 1867; s Isaac and Catharine (Stager) Strauch [74-88]; m SARAH A. - One child: Charles D., b Oct. 28, 1859; d May 8, 1860. [No further data— Stager. ] [74-325] MATILDA STRAUCH, b Apr. 22, 1840; d Dec, 29, 1899; dau Isaac and Catharine (Stager) Strauch [74-88]; m Feb. 18, 1862, WILLIAM BECK, b Aug. 5, 1840; d Mar. 1, 1906; s Jacob and Anna (Beider) Beck. Merchant. [Stager.] Children (8): [74-705] 1. Ada Savenia, b Feb. 18, 1863; m Dr. Daniel Dechert. [74-706] 2. John Jacob, b Feb. 9, 1865; m Ida Cockley. 3. Catherine Ann, b Dec, 4, 1867 ; Cressona, Pa. 4. Blanche Mary, b Nov. 2, 1869. 5. Anna Maria, b Oct. 30, 1871. [74-707] 6. Mabel Strauch, b Oct. 31, 1872; m Edward Silliman. 7. Clarence Frederick, b Apr. 4, 1875; 351 Rutter Ave., Kingston, Pa. [74-708] 8. Effie Matilda, b Nov. 26, 1877; d Oct. 13, 1905; m George B. Stickter. [74-326] DAVID STILLMAN HERBST, b June 25, 1841; d Mar. 26, 1892; s Martin D. and Eliza¬ beth (Stager) Herbst [74-89]; m Jan. 1, 1870, ABIGAIL SYMONS, b July 26, 1839; dau John and Rebecca (Bell) Symons. Res., Dublin, Ind. Abigail Symons was a widow with a daughter when she married Daniel Herbst. David S. Herbst enlisted Dec. 4, 1861, as a private in Co. D, 51st Reg., Ind. Vol. He was assigned to the Army of the Cumberland, took part in sixteen battles, and was wounded at Savannah, Tenn. On May 3, 1863, he was taken prisoner at Rome, Georgia, and was honorably discharged at Louden, 1060 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Tenn., Dec. 31, 1863. He re-enlisted as a veteran and was finally discharged at San Antonio, Tex., Dec. 13, 1865. At the time of his death, Mr. Herbst was Commander of Post 129, Ind. G. A. R. Children (7): [74-709] 1. Clarence Frederick | f m Cora Belle McMahon. 2. Clara Belle [ twins , h Oct. 25, 1870; \ teacher — graduate, Indiana State Nor- J [ mal School. Res., Dublin, Ind. [74-710] 3. John Howard, b Oct. 23, 1872; d Sept. 29, 1915; m Effa P. Moffit. 4. Norma Serena, b Oct. 15, 1874; teacher — graduate Indiana State Normal School. Res., Dublin, Ind. [74-711] 5. Ina Leona, b Mar. 21, 1877; m Ward Raymond Blunk. 6. Grade Maude, b Feb. 7, 1879; d Sept. 24, 1880. [74-712] 7. George Stillman, b Aug. 8, 1881; m Mary Ann Eschleman. [74-327a] ABRAHAM STAGER HERBST, b July 20, 1846; d May 22, 1900; s Martin D. and Elizabeth (Stager) Herbst [74-89]; m 1st time, Dec. 25, 1871, in Colorado, LAURA HELMS, of Dublin, Ind.; d Sept. 30, 1875. [Stager.] Children (2): [74-713] 1. Albert Henry, b Oct. 5, 1873; m Julia Augusta Stevens. [74-714] 2. Minnie, b Sept. 19, 1875; m Wallace Fisk. [74-327b] ABRAHAM STAGER HERBST, same as above, m 2nd time in 1883, SARAH KING, of Dublin, Ind.; d Aug. 20, 1905. Abraham S. Herbst was a brickmaker in Mifflinburg, Pa.; he moved to Cripple Creek, Col. No issue. [Stager.] [74-328] EMMA REBECCA HERBST, b July 31, 1854; d Sept. 24, 1919; dau Martin D. and Elizabeth (Stager) Herbst [74-89]; m Sept. 17, 1876, CHARLES FRANKLIN ECKERT, b July 1, 1854. Res., 2930 Bellefontaine Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. Eckert is superintendent of the mechani¬ cal departments of the Indianapolis Star. (1919.) [Stager.] One child: [74-715] George Raymond, b Feb. 1, 1878; m Beulah Eloise Parker. [74-329a] HENRY JOHN STAGER, b Aug. 27, 1842; d July 22, 1919; s Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Rudy) Stager [74-90]; m 1864, ROXANNA FRANCES CARVER, b June 21, 1844; d Apr. 16, 1886; dau Wilson J. and Elizabeth (Phillips) Carver. Children (10): 1. Mamie Elizabeth, b Dec. 27, 1864; d Dec. 24, 1868. 2. Daughter, b July 9, 1867. 3. Daughter, b Feb. 12, 1870. 4. Son, b June 16, 1872. 5. Daughter, b June 10, 1873. 6. Son, b May 30, 1875. 7. Daughter, b Apr. 28, 1876. 8. Daughter, b Feb. 8, 1880. 9. Son, b Dec. 10, 1882. 10. Son, b Dec. 30, 1884. All the above children died in infancy. [74-329b] HENRY JOHN STAGER, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 13, 1887, ALICE BELLE (SMITH) DAVIDSON, b July 10, 1851; dau J. Dennison and Rebecca (Crist) Smith. Widow’s res., 1408 Grant Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. No issue. (1919.) Henry John Stager, to whom the Patriotic Order of the Sons of America is profoundly indebted for its success and influence, and due to whose efforts Valley Forge was made one of the most imposing patriotic memorials in the world, was born in Schuylkill Haven, Pa., Aug. 27th, 1842. The outbreak of the Civil War called him from his profession as a printer in Phila., and he enlisted on July 22, 1862, in the 124 th Regiment of Pa. Vol. Asa sergeant in Co. G of this regiment he passed unharmed through some of the bloodiest battles of the war, taking part in the engagements of Antietam, Chancellorsville, etc. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1061 At the expiration of his enlistment in May, 1863, he enlisted again, this time as an orderly sergeant in Company I, 39th P. V. M. He was discharged to receive an appointment as 2nd lieutenant in the 29th U. S. C. T., but he did not see active service again. In 1864 he married Roxanna Frances Carver, of Philadelphia. He was an influential member of the G. A. R., being the organizer of Posts 51 and 77, and a member also of Posts 8 and 26. It was because of his services for and achievements in the Patriotic Order Sons of America that he was most widely known. He joined this organization in 1858, when it was called the “Junior Sons of America.” He became the First State Secretary of the Order in 1866, which post he held until 1884; he also served as the First National Secretary, which position he occupied from 1872 to 1885. As one of the two incorporators of the State Camp of Pennsylvania, he was honored with the State Presidency during 1886-1887, was made National President in 1872, and finally Ex- Commander General in 1891. For over forty-four years he was the treasurer of Washington Camp No. 7. One of his most signal services was his founding, in 1866, of the “Camp News,” a monthly journal of thirty-three pages devoted to the interests of the order. As editor and publisher of this magazine from 1866 to 1904, when he resigned because of ill health, he raised it to the pinnacle it now occupies, and as one of the pioneers of the order in Pa., his untiring and efficient efforts made the or¬ ganization of the Order in the Keystone State the largest and most influential of any state in the Union. “Henry J. Stager was the most noted Patriotic Son of America who ever lived . . . He was the man who deserved more credit for the Order which he served so long without financial consideration; more praise while here on earth; more consideration in his old age from our members than any other living man. His service to our cause cannot be overestimated. He lived for us. He died for us. He left a lesson of sincere devotion to our cause for every young American in our ranks to follow and emulate.” [C. B. Hebns.) Valley Forge Park will prove the most lasting monument of his life. Until 1878 Valley Forge was neglected; the remnants of the old fortifications were rapidly being demolished by the wind and rain; even Washington’s Headquarters was in a state of decay that threatened complete dilapidation. In 1878 several patriotic women raised enough money to purchase the property, but public interest soon lagged, and not enough money could be raised to pay the interest on the mortgage. This came to Mr. Stager’s attention in 1885, and due to his efforts at a convention of the Order held at Norristown in that year, an official excursion was made to Valley Forge to learn the true state of affairs. Becoming State Secretary at this time, Mr. Stager called the State Executive Committee together and laid before them a plan to raise enough money to pay the interest and cancel the mortgage. At the next meeting of the Order held in Altoona in the following year, Mr. Stager was able to inform the convention that the mortgage had been liquidated, and he was made chairman of a committee of thirteen appointed to complete the work. He held the post of Vice-Regent Valley Forge Headquarters Association until 1904. Meanwhile, through the medium of his journal, “Camp News,” he had been steadily influencing public opinion, the members of the Order contributed generously, and in 1886 the State Legislature voted $5,000 for the maintenance of Valley Forge Park. Eventually the State Legislature became so interested that its total appropriation is more than $300,000; almost a thousand acres have been purchased, and as a result of Mr. Stager’s efforts, Pennsylvania can boast of one of the finest patriotic monuments in the world. Throughout his life Mr. Stager was interested in better education and better government, and carried the Christian ideals toward which he was always striving as guides of his every day conduct. For six years he was School Director in the 13th Ward, Phila., until his removal to Glenside, Pa. From 1897 until his death he was Treasurer of the Second Dutch Reformed Church, of Phila. He died on July 22, 1919, and is buried at Schuylkill Haven. He is the author of “Freundschaft,” a compilation of facts, incidents and traditions relating to the Stager-Rudy relationship, which was published in 1912, and of the “History of the Junior Sons of America,” which was published posthumously. [74-330] ALFRED FRELINGHUYSEN STAGER, b Sept. 4, 1844; s Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Rudy) Stager [74-90]; m Aug. 24, 1872, MARY REBECCA ZULICK, b Dec. 10, 1848; dau George B. Zuliek of Orwigsburg, Pa. Station telegrapher; Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Alfred F. Stager served in the 17th P. V. M. State Service during the invasion of 1862. [Stager.] [ No further data.] Children ( 2 ): 1. Sybilla Elizabeth, b June 6, 1873. 2. Howard William, b May 4, 1878; R. R. clerk. 1 062 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-331] GEORGE WASHINGTON STAGER, b Apr. 3, 1847; d Sept, 10, 1902; s Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Rudy) Stager [74-90] ; m KATE S. FRANK, b Feb. 2, 1850, at Shelby, Ohio; d Nov. 4, 1874. Both are buried at Schuylkill Haven, Pa. George W. Stager was the last one in the family to occupy the old home. During his early years he was a skilled workman in his line as a roofer and tinsmith, and was noted for his ability to labor at dizzy heights; in later life he was afflicted with rheumatism, and eventually became totally blind. [Stager.] Children (2): [74-716] 1. Charles Oscar, b Jan. 16, 1871; m Emma Frederika Miller. [74-717] 2. Maime Elizabeth, b Mar. 15, 1873; m Joseph Whartenby Stemple. [74-332] OSCAR W. STAGER, b Mar. 19, 1849; s Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Rudy) Stager [74-90] ; m Feb. 17, 1876, ELLEN TYSON, b Jan. 24, 1849; dau Elwood and Elizabeth (Hannum) Tyson. Superintendent of Transportation, Reading Terminal, Phila.; res., Melrose Park, Pa. (1919.) On Mar. 29, 1922 the officials of the Reading Railway Company gave Mr. Stager a reception, and presented him with a handsome emblem in honor of his long service with the railroad. Mr. Stager retired on Apr. 1, 1922, after rendering a service of fifty-nine years and nine months with the company. Children (5): [74-718] 1. Oscar Tyson, b Dec. 4, 1877; m Clara S. Gordon. [74-719] 2. Elizabeth Mercer, b Oct. 3, 1879; m J. Wesley Masland. 3. Mary Applegarth, b Oct. 19, 1881; Melrose Park, Pa. 4. Helen Sidney, b July 1, 1885; Melrose Park, Pa. 5. Elwood Tyson, b Sept. 18, 1887; d Jan. 2, 1909. [74-333] WILLIAM DANIEL STAGER, b Oct. 11, 1851; d Jan. 12, 1913; s Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Rudy) Stager [74-90]; m June 18, 1885, ANNA KATHERINE SHANBACKER, b Jan. 3, 1860; d Mar. 13, 1918; dau Jacob and Christiana Shanbacker. Station agent; lived at 5912 Nassau Road, Phila., Pa. [Stager.] Children (8): 1. Christiana Elizabeth, b Feb. 10, 1886. 2. Olive Katherine, b Apr. 2, 1891. 3. Daniel Henry, b Mar. 1, 1895. [Further data unobtainable.] [74-334] SARAH REBECCA STAGER, b Oct. 24, 1854; dau Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Rudy) Stager [74-90]; m June 22, 1886, JOHN JACOB MISHLER, s Abel Mishler. Telegraph manager; Phila., Pa. [Stager.] Children (2): 1. Frank Stager, b May 24, 1887; d Dec. 21, 1896. 2. John Rudy, b Sept. 20, 1889; d Oct. 13, 1896. [74-335] ELIZA ANN STAGER, b Dec. 9, 1856; dau Daniel IJ. and Elizabeth (Rudy) Stager [74-90]; m Apr. 24, 1888, HENRY GARDNER FIELD, b Sept. 11, 1858; s William A. and Lemira S. (Mason) Field. Clerk; res., 27 Madison Ave., Upper Darby, Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child : Lemira Stager, b Nov. 5, 1893; Upper Darby, Pa. [74-336] EMMA RUDY STAGER, b Feb. 19, 1863; d Feb. 2, 1891; dau Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Rudy) Stager [74-90]; m 1888, EUGENE WARD, of Pottsville, Pa. Emma Rudy Ward died in Virginia and is buried in Union Cem., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. [Stager.] Eugene Ward married a second time. One child: Lester, b Nov., 1890. [Further data unobtainable.] [74-337] JOHN HENRY STAGER, b Jan. 9, 1839; d May 15, 1885; s John and Elizabeth (Beyle) Stager [74-91]; m Feb. 9, 1861, MARY CATHARINE DeLONG, b Apr., 1846; d Nov. 26, 1898. John H. Stager served in the Civil War, enlisting in Co. B, 6th Pa. Vols. He lived in Schuylkill Co., Pa. [(SVuyer.] Children (J): [74-720] 1. George Allen, b Apr. 26, 1865; m Clara Goff. [74-721] 2. Clarence Jones, b June 26, 1868; m Mary Elizabeth Hennage. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1063 [74-722 J 3. Emma Annie, b Sept. 27, 1870; d Nov. 29, 1898; m Samuel E. Pugh. [74-723] 4. Emma Louisa, b June 9, 1872; d June 19, 1893; m Arnold William Wonderlich. [74-339] JAMES REIFF STANTON, b Dec. 19, 1849;. d Oct. 28, 1894; s John C. and Mary (Stager) Stanton [74-92]; m VIRGINIA McCULLOUGH, b Aug. 10, 1866; d Oct. 1, 1910. Mr. Stanton was a railroad passenger conductor, and is buried in Olney, Ill. Mrs. Stanton is buried in St. Louis, Mo. One child: Nell Marie, b July 22, 1888; St. Louis, Mo. [Stager — No further data.] [74-340] CECELIA ANN STANTON, 6 Mar. 14, 1854; dau John C. and Mary (Stager) Stanton [74-92]; m ALBERT STRONG CATHERWOOD, b Oct. 23, 1851; d Oct. 12, 1896. R. R. passenger conductor; res., Indianapolis, Ind. Children (2): 1. Stanton Albert, b Eeb. 26, 1888; d Nov. 14, 1901. 2. Marie Elizabeth, b Oct. 17, 1891. [Stager — No further data.] [74-341] MARY LOUISA STANTON, b Nov. 6, 1859; dau John C. and Mary (Stager) Stanton [74-92]; m JOSEPH N. WALKER, d May 13, 1906. Druggist; res., Carmel, N. Y. [Stager — No further data.] [74-342] ANNIE ESTHER STAGER, b June 8, 1849; d Oct. 9, 1909; dau Abram and Jane (Mc¬ Quade) Stager [74-93]; m June 1, 1881, ALBERT D. RISHEL. Res., Weissport, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Jennie Kirk, b Mar. 14, 1883. [74-727] 2. William Emmet, b July 31, 1885; m Nettie Helen Thomas. [Stager — No further data.] [74-343] HENRY CLAY STAGER, b Mar. 4, 1852; d July 20, 1882; s Abram and Jane (McQuade) Stager [74-93]; m Dec. 29, 1880, ALICE DUGAN, of Lairdsville, Pa. One child: [74-728] Myrtle Irene, b Nov. 28, 1881; d Apr. 10, 1911; m Charles McMichael. [Stager- — No further data.] [74-344] JENNIE STAGER, b July 25, 1858; d Aug. 17, 1897; s Abram and Jane (McQuade) Stager [74-93]; m July 7, 1886, MORRIS WILLIAMS, b Aug. 2, 1855, in Wales; s Richard and Mary (Thomas) Williams. Res., West Phila., Pa. Morris Williams is a mining and civil engineer; he spent several years in Colorado and Wyoming as superintendent of coal, gold, and silver mines. In 1897 he was made manager of the coal mines of the P. R. R., and in 1903 was made president of the P. R. R. coal companies. Children (3): 1. Margaret Morris, b July 1, 1888. 2. Richard, b Feb. 6, 1891. 3. Jean Stager, b Sept. 20, 1898. [Stager — No further data obtainable.] [74-345] ELIZABETH IRENE STAGER, b Mar. 27, 1868; d Nov. 26, 1908; dau Abram and Jane (McQuade) Stager [74-93]; m Oct. 7, 1896, ASHBEL BRITTON LONGSHORE. Dentist. Mrs. Longshore is buried in Shamokin, Pa. [Stager — No further data.] Children (3): 1. Jennie Williams, b Aug. 19, 1897. 2. Elizabeth Stager, b June 19, 1901. 3. Ashbel Britton, b Feb. 12, 1908. [74-348] EDWARD HEEBNER, b Apr. 7, 1845; s Lawrence and Caroline (Reed) Heebner [74- 100]; m Oct. 12, 1867, KATE MOYER, b Nov. 19, 1849. Res., 4642 Mervine Street, Phila., Pa. (1918.) 1064 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (9): 1. William E., d in infancy. [74-729] 2. John Henry (Harry), b Feb. 14, 1869; m Margaret F. Dobbins. [74-730] 3. Charles F., b Aug. 2, 1871; m Mrs. Anna Fisher Reutschman. [74-731] 4. Cora E., b Oct. 4, 1873; m David Abernethy. [74-732] 5. Millie V., b Oct. 20, 1875; m William Hough. 6. Joseph, b May 15, 1880; d Oct. 14, 1881. 7. Carrie L., b Sept. 13, 1882; d 1888. 8. Eddie, b Oct. 20, 1886; d 1898. 9. Elsie, b July 3, 1888; unm. [Data supplied by Mrs. Milton Williams; letters unans.; unable to complete .] [74-348.1] AMANDA HEEBNER, dau Lawrence and Caroline (Reed) Heebner [74-100]; m JACOB LINDENMUTH. One child: [74-733] Louisa, m John Becker; Schuylkill Haven, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] [74-348.2] LOUISA HEEBNER, b Mar. 26, 1848; dau Lawrence and Caroline (Reed) Heebner [74-100]; m Mar. 6, 1865, MILTON WILLIAMS, b Apr. 8, 1845; d Oct. 2, 1887; s Thomas E. and Margaret (Hummel) Williams. Blacksmith; res., Bridgewater, Pa. (1919.) Children (10): [74-734] 1. Sallie, b July 17, 1866; m Morgan Bausman; Elizabeth, N. J. [74-735] 2. Euphemia, b Sept. 18, 1868; m William Brown. 3. Margaret [ twi b 1870; d 1870> 4. Caroline J [74-736] 5. Ida, b Apr. 26, 1873; m John W. Legg. [74—737 J 6. Lybia A., b Apr. 8, 1875; m Alexander Legg. 7. Howard, b Nov. 27, 1879; Bridgewater, Pa. [74-738] 8. Lottie, b May 10, 1881; m David A. Cherry; Bridgewater, Pa. [74-739] 9. Mabel, b Sept. 29, 1884; m Harry Gilroy. 10. Milton, b Nov. 3, 1887; Bridgewater, Pa. [74-348.3] JOHN R. HEEBNER, b Dec. 13, 1850; s Lawrence and Caroline (Reed) Heebner [74-100]; m Dec. 25, 1871, LUCY ANN BRETZ, b Dec. 24, 1852. (1919.) Children (7): [74-740] 1. Robert F., b Feb. 20, 1873; m Maria Hummel. [74—741 ] 2. Nora, b Apr. 16, 1879; m Conrad Fry. [74-742] 3. Arthur, b Mar., 1880; m Sarah Anderson; 127 Pearl St., Reading, Pa. [74-743] 5. Emma, b Dec. 13, 1885; m Harry Haines; 229 Cedar St., Reading, Pa. [74-744] 4. John T., b June 21, 1883; m Ora Hoppis. [74-745] 6. Estella, b Dec. 25, 1886; m William P. Lord; 2253^ Cedar St., Reading, Pa. [74-746] 7. Ida, b Dec. 4, 1889; m John Eckert; 444 Mulberry St., Reading, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] [74-349] EMMA CELESTA DeLONG, b Nov. 16, 1846; d Dec. 2, 1913; dau Nathaniel and Catharine Ann (Heebner) De Long [74-102]; m FRANCIS W. WEAVER. Children (11): 1. Charles; Pottsville, Pa. 2. Ella, d Dec. 17, 1875; aged three years. 3. Benjamin, d Nov. 8, 1875; aged five years. 4. Sarah G., b Mar. 23, - ; m Joel M. Wagner. [74-747] [74-748] [74-749] 5. Ellwood; Pottsville, Pa. 6. William; 427 E. Market St., Pottsville, Pa. 7. Bertha, b July 28, 1879; m Daniel E. Deibler. 8. James; 569 Sacramento St., San Francisco, Cal. 9. Edith, b June 10, - ; m Ellwood Martin Dodd. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1065 10. Florence, m - Palmer; 206 S. Salford St., Phila. 11. Helen; 1531 Gratz St., Phila. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-351] GEORGE RAPHAEL DeLONG, b June 21, 1854; d July 29, 1911; s Nathaniel and Catharine Ann (Heebner) De Long [74-102]; m May 4, 1884, ELIZABETH R. SNYDER, b May 26, 1866; dau Reuben and Christiana D. (Speer) Snyder. Barber; res., Pottsville, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [74-750] 1. Elsie M., b Oct. 26, 1884; m George C. Arbogast. [74-751] 2. Robert W., b Dec. 20, 1890; m Florence Burke. * 3. Carrie D., b Jan. 22, 1892; d Sept. 28, 1892. [74-752] 4. George W., b June 29, 1894; m Margaret Condon. 5. Kathryn E., b Aug. 5, 1906; Pottsville, Pa. Elizabeth Snyder De Long married a 2nd time, John Birchall; res., South Second St., Pottsville, Pa. [74-352] HEBER HEEBNER DeLONG, b Nov. 20, 1859; s Nathaniel and Catharine Ann (Heeb¬ ner) De Long [74-102]; m Dec. 9, 1879, MARY ALICE FAHRINGER, b July 29, 1857; dau Reuben and Sarah (Keller) Fahringer. Clerk; res., 123 Centre St., Ashland, Pa. (1922.) Children (7): 1. Edna, b Aug. 2, 1881; Ashland, Pa. [74-753] 2. Gertrude F., b Nov. 28, 1883; m James J. Lessig. 3. Lehman H., b Sept. 18, 1888; Ashland, Pa. 4. Heber E., b June 15, 1890. [74-754] 5. Harry Vernon, b June 15, 1894; m Frances C. Shukites. 6. Rhoda E., b Nov. 29, 1896; Ashland, Pa. 7. Hazel A., b Oct. 3, 1900; Ashland, Pa. [74-354] REV. ALFRED HEEBNER, b Aug. 27, 1851; d Mar. 16, 1916; s Henry R. and Elizabeth A. (Lewis) Heebner [74-107]; m July 1, 1880, TILLIE MASON, b Apr. 26, 1849; dau James D. and Elizabeth (Shouse) Mason. Clergyman. (1920.) Children (3): [74-755] 1. Anna May, b June 16, 1881; m Charles Insley Berlin. [74-756] 2. Elizabeth Maud, b Sept. 6, 1882; m Roland Lee RudraufF. 3. Edith Mason, b June 15, 1884; 1342 Jerome St., Phila., Pa. Rev. Alfred Heebner was born at Port Carbon, Pa. He attended the public schools of the commun¬ ity, and prepared for college at Blairstown Academy. He entered Lafayette College from which he was graduated in 1876. Mr. Heebner then entered the Philadelphia M. E. Conference in 1882 and spent the next thirty-four years of his life in active ministry. While in college Rev. Heebner gave special attention to public speaking and oratory — which was a great help to him in his ministerial career, as he was much sought after as a speaker at patriotic and memorial occasions. He was a fine Christian gentleman, loved by all who knew him. He died very suddenly of apoplexy on Mar. 16, 1916. Some of the principal charges held by Rev. Heebner were the following, all in Philadelphia; Mt. Pleasant Ave., Simpson Memorial, St. John’s, Tacony, Port Richmond, and Ridge Avenue, Roxborough, which charge he had at the time of his death. He also served the Shenandoah M. E. Church at Shenandoah, Pa. / [74-354. la] LURENE HEEBNER, b Oct. 14, 1855; dau Henry R. and Elizabeth A. (Lewis) Heebner [74-107]; m 1st time, DAVID BEDDALL, dec. Children ( 2 ): 1. Harry; 2. David. [ Further data unobtainable.] [74-354. lb] LURENE (HEEBNER) BEDDALL, same as above, m 2nd time, GEORGE W. GRAY. Res., Tottenville, Staten Island, New York. Children (6): 1. Bessie; 2. Charles; 3. Wilbur, dec.; 4. Alfred; 5. Theodora. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] 1066 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-357] CHARLES HEEBNER, b Feb. 6, 1859; s Henry R. and Elizabeth A. (Lewis) Heebner [74-107]; m Dec. 18, 1888, ALICE SCHUYLER, b Apr. 14, 1864; dau Louis E. and Sarah R. (Brobst) Schuyler. Lawyer; res., 315 South 41st St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1919.) Charles Heebner is General Counsel for the Philadelphia & Reading Railway, and is a member of the Board of Governors of the Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles. Children ( 5 ): 1. Charles Schuyler, b Dec. 22, 1889; Hackensack, N. J. [74-757] 2. Eleanor, b Nov. 6, 1891; m John Bedford French; Del Prado Apts., Cleveland, 0. 3. Julia, b Mar. 20, 1893; d Apr. 30, 1893. 4. Henry Reed, b Nov. 8, 1896; 315 South 41st St., Phila. 5. Alice, b Jan. 18, 1898; 315 South 41st St., Phila. [74-358a] ATTA HEEBNER, b Oct. 15, 1860; dau Henry R. and Elizabeth A. (Lewis) Heebner [74-107]; m 1st time, WILLIAM S. GUITERMAN, d Mar. 15, 1911. One child: [74-757.1] Guy, m Adelaide Brigham. [No further data.] [74-358b] ATTA (HEEBNER) GUITERMAN, same as above, m 2nd time, CHARLES F. HUM¬ MEL. Res., 204 Market St., Port Carbon, Pa. (1920.) [74-359] WILFRED HEEBNER, b Sept. 21, 1862; s Henry R. and Elizabeth A. (Lewis) Heebner [74-107]; m May 30, 1894, LEILA R. COLLINS, b Mar. 10, 1873; dau Andrew J. and Alice (Ray) Collins. Accountant; res., 4253 Regent St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) . Children (2): 1. Arthur R., b July 29, 1896; 4253 Regent St., Phila. 2. Edgar C., b Mar. 27, 1902; d Oct. 9, 1918. [74-360] BERTA HEEBNER, b Nov. 15, 1865; dau Henry R. and Elizabeth A. (Lewis) Heebner [74-107]; m JAMES W. BECK. Res., 611 Greenwood Ave., Pottsville, Pa. [Letters unans.; no further data.] [74-360.1] MINNIE HEEBNER, b May 10, 1867; dau Henry R, and Elizabeth A. (Lewis) Heebner [74-107]; m CONARD B. SILLYMAN. Res., 1107 Mabontongo St., Pottsville, Pa. [Letters unans.; no further data.] [74-361] MAUD ERMA HEEBNER, b Feb. 22, 1869; dau Henry R. and Elizabeth A. (Lewis) Heebner [74-107]; m Dec. 30, 1889, JAMES T. SUITT, b Jan. 20, 1850; s Walter and Elizabeth H. (Baker) Suitt. Undertaker; res., Paola, Kansas. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Clair H., b May 22, 1893; Paola, Kansas. 2. Aubrey F., b Dec. 30, 1897; Paola, Kansas. During the World War Clair H. Suitt served in the 353rd Infantry, 89th Division of the Kansas Band, passing through France and Belgium into Germany, and remaining there four months with the Army of Occupation. He has also traveled all over the United States with musical organizations. At one time he toured the United States on the Chautauqua Circuit as a member of “Zuave’s Concert Band.” Aubrey F. Suitt was employed by the United States Shipping Board at Washington, D. C., as a stenographer during the War. [74-361.1] HARRY GUY HEEBNER, b Oct. 22, 1875; s Henry R. and Elizabeth A. (Lewis) Heebner [74-107] ; m FANNIE ALLISON. Res., 5856 Washington Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [74-362] FANNIE LIBBIE HEEBNER, b Dec. 27, 1858; dau George W. and Sarah E. (Wyncoop) Heebner [74-108a]; m Sept. 29, 1886, JOHN C. PAXSON, b Nov. 23, 1861; s Isaac and Miriam P. (Conard) Paxson. Storekeeper; P. & R. Rwy. Co.; res., Greenwood Hill, Pottsville, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1007 Children (5): [74-758] 1. George H., b Nov. 23, 1887; m Ethel V. Paxson. [74-759] 2. Isaac Earl, b Feb. 13, 1890; m Carrie Beuhler; Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 3. Thomas Arthur, b Apr. 21, 1891; d Aug. 26, 1891. 4. Harold Lenks, b May 21, 1894; d Sept. 19, 1894. [74-759.1] 5. Mary Elizabeth, b Nov. 6, 1895; m Clinton A. Colver. [74-363a] DR. THOMAS FISTER HEEBNER, b Nov. 19, 1860 ;'s George W. and Anna M. (Fister) Heebner [74-108b]; m 1st time, Oct. 17, 1883, MARY ANN COXON, b Dec. 16, 1859; d July 25, 1888; dau John and Ann (Gordin) Coxon. Children (2): 1. Nellie G., b Feb. 21, 1885; d Aug., 1885. [74-760] 2. George W., b July 23, 1888; m Maud H. Gwinner. [74-363b] DR. THOMAS FISTER HEEBNER, same as above, m 2nd time, Mar. 15, 1896, LAURA H. MATTHEWS, b Nov. 9, 1872; dau James M. and Alice Polk (Taylor) Matthews. Physician, Medical Examiner, P. & R. Rwy., Pottsville, Pa. Res., Port Carbon, Pa. Children (3): >• "ice Matthews | b Mar. 25 1897. I unm [74-761J 2. Anna Margaret J { m Harrison A. Berger. 3. Laura M., b Oct. 4, 1901. [The Editor is indebted to Dr. Thomas F. Heebner for valuable data on the Heebner family.] [74-364] JOHN W. HEEBNER, b Mar. 18, 1863; s George W. and Anna M. (Fister) Heebner [74— 108b] ; m July 10, 1889; SALLIE McDONNELL, b Jan. 28, 1862; dau Samuel and Sarah (Fincher) McDonnell. Bookkeeper; res., Clark’s Green, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [74-762] 1. MacDonald, b May 26, 1891; m Caroline M. Ribble. 2. Walter M., b Jan. 25, 1893; Clark’s Green, Pa. 3. Albert D., b Dec. 17, 1902; Clark’s Green, Pa. [74-365] ESTHER PHOEBE HEEBNER, b Dec. 7, 1868; dau George W. and Anna M. (Fister) Heebner [74-108b] ; m Apr. 23, 1890, ALBERT GRANGER IVES, b Jan. 7, 1866; s Edwin and Cornelia (Warren) Ives. Assistant cashier, First National Bank; res., 326 Clay Avenue, Scranton, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [74-763] 1. Anna Margaret, b May 16, 1891; m Harold Doud. [74-764] 2. William Edwin, b July 29, 1893; m Mae W. Bryden. 3. Charles Heebner, b July 18, 1895; Scranton, Pa. 4. Warren Albert, b Nov. 26, 1897; Easton, Pa. 5. Robert Trexler, b May 21, 1901. 6. James Linen, b Feb. 21, 1908. Charles Heebner Ives served in the recent war. He was First Lieut, of the 311th Machine Gun Battalion. He spent more than a year in France, and participated in two battles. After Nov. 11, he attended the University of Toulouse. [74-365.1] ABRAHAM HEEBNER, dec; s George W. and Anna M. (Fister) Heebner [74-108b]; rn — - - - — . Wife remarried. One child : [74-764.1] Lou. m — - - Waterson; Hollyoak, Del. [Further data unobtainable.] [74-366] SARAH ANN BUTTERWECK, b Aug. 3, 1837; dau Moses B. and Mary Ann B. (Nyce) Butterweck [74-113]; m WILLIAM B. HOFFMAN, s David H. Hoffman. Children ( 3 ): 1. John, b Nov., 1859. 2. Sarah, b Feb., 1863. 3. Irwin, b 1865. [ Unable to completejor verify .] 1068 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-367] ELIZABETH N. BUTTERWECK, b Feb. 12, 1839; d Aug. 4, 1884; dau Moses B. and Mary Ann B. (Nyce) Butterweck [74-113]; m EPHRAIM B. SCHEFFY. Ephraim B. Scheffy died in Erie, Pa., Mar. 28, 1912, leaving the following heirs: Edwin B. Scheffy; William B. Scheffy; Annie Brant, Reading, Pa., a daughter; Julia M. Focht, Pottstown, Pa.; and Katie Swinehart, a daughter, Pottstown, Pa. Children (6): 1. John, b Dec. 30, 1864; d May 18, 1883; 2. Edwin; 3. Annie; 4. William; 5. Julia; 6. Katie. [Nyce Payers — Unable to complete or verify .] [74-368] MARY ANN BUTTERWECK, b July 16, 1841; dau Moses B. and Mary Ann B. (Nyce) Butterweck [74-113]; m Dec. 18, 1860, SAMUEL SCHMOYER SCHWENK, b July 4, 1830. Farmer; res., East Perkiomen Twp., Pa. Children (2): [74-765] 1. Rachel Ann, b Feb. 11, 1862; m W. R. Johnson. 2. Eliza V., b Feb. 12, 1865. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [74-369] ABIGAIL N. BUTTERWECK, b Oct. 11, 1844; dau Moses B. and Mary Ann B. (Nyce) Butterweck [74-113]; m SAMUEL H. WIEN, b Mar. 3, 1848. Children (9): 1. Sallie A., b Aug. 2, 1870; d Mar. 10, 1872. 2. William Henry, b Nov. 15, 1871. 3. John B., b Mar. 22, 1873. 4. Amos B., b Jan. 9, 1876. 5. Samuel B., b June 13, 1878. 6. Mary Ann, b Nov. 23, 1879. 7. Harry Webster, b Feb. 11, 1883. n' imif ,Ylola 1 twins, b Oct. 13, 1885. 9. Berdella j [ Nyce Papers — Unable to trace or verify.] [74-370] JOHN NYCE BUTTERWECK, b Oct. 18, 1856; s Moses B. and Mary Ann B. (Nyce) Butterweck [74-113]; m Nov. 21, 1885, MARY K. SMITH, of Pottstown, Pa. One child: William, b Mar. 17, 1888; d Apr. 20, 1888. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [74-371] BENJAMIN (NYCE) ZIEGLER, b May 27, 1843; s Joseph and Sophia B. (Nyce) Ziegler [74-115]; m MARY KULP. Children ( 5 ): 1. David, d aged one year; 2. Fayetta, d aged five weeks; 3. Wilson; 4. Emma; 5. D - [ Unable to trace or verify.] [74-372] MARY ELIZABETH (NYCE) ZIEGLER, b Nov. 28, 1844; dau Joseph and Sophia B. (Nyce) Ziegler [74-115]; m HENRY WADE. Children ( 6 ): 1. Jonas; 2. Henry; 3. Catharine; 4. Frank; 5. Joseph; 6. Annie. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-373] NATHAN (NYCE) ZIEGLER, b Mar. 25, 1849; s Joseph and Sophia B. (Nyce) Ziegler [74-115]; m SARAH HILGERT, dau Jacob and Christiana (Nice) Hilgert [74-118]. Children (3): 1. Wellington; 2. Jonathan; 3. Daughter, d in infancy. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [74-374] DAVID (NYCE) ZIEGLER, b Aug. 23, 1851; s Joseph and Sophia B. (Nyce) Ziegler [74-115]; m CLARA SMOYER. Children {3): 1. Oscar; 2. Ella; 3. Agnes. [ Unable to trace or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1069 [74-375] SOPHIA (NYCE) ZIEGLER, b July 10, 1856; dau Joseph and Sophia B. (Nyce) Ziegler [74-115]; m WINDFIELD SMITH. Children (3): 1. Emma; 2. Winfield or Windfield; 3. Mary. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [74-376] MARIA (NYCE) ZIEGLER, b July 10, 1856; dau Joseph and Sophia B. (Nyce) Ziegler [74-115]; m JACOB HAHN. One child: Florence. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [74-377] JOHN (NYCE) ZIEGLER, b May 9, 1862; s Joseph and Sophia B. (Nyce) Ziegler [74- 115]; m ANNIE KRAUSE, dau William and Susan (Heffelfinger) Krause of Frederick Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. One child: Susan, b Aug. 15, 1887 ; d July 26, 1888. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [74-378] JAMES HENRY NYCE, b July 5, 1852; s John B. and Sarah (Cozemaier) Nyce [74-116] ; m LOVINA HART. Children (2): 1. Ida, b Nov. 4, 1878. 2. Henry Richard, b Dec., 1879. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [74-379] ELIZABETH SCHULER, dau John and Esther (Nyce) Schuler [74-117]; m ISAAC WAMPOLE. “A number of children.” [Nyce Payers.} Children (2): 1. Catharine; 2. Elizabeth. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [74-382] MAHLON HOFFECKER, b Jan. 22, 1833; s John and Catharine N. (Miller) Hoffecker [74-120]; m SIDNEY M. ENGLAND, b May 9, 1830. Children (2): 1. Mary, b Nov. 30, 1859. 2. Emilie, b Sept. 28, 1863. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [74-383] LEVI HOFFECKER, b Sept. 30, 1834; s John and Catharine N. (Miller) Hoffecker [74- 120]; m Oct., 1859, RACHEL HUZZARD, b Aug. 20, 1836. Children (J); 1. Ella, b Aug. 28, 1860. 2. Alvin M., b Jan. 18, 1865. 3. Anna M., b June 6, 1866. 4. John L., b July 19, 1870. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [74-385] ALLEN C. MILLER, b Apr. 20, 1863; s Israel N. and Lydia (Ecker) Miller [74-122b]; m JOSEPHINE SHIRICH. One child: George Royal, b Sept. 1, 1883. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [74-386] MARY A. MILLER, b Apr. 28, 1842; dau John W. and Mary A. (Halderman) Miller [74— 123a] ; m CHARLES W. HERNER, s David and Susanna (Rhoads) Herner. Res., Athol, Berks Co., Pa. Children (2): 1. Bertha, b July 13, 1871. 2. Howard Eugene, b Oct., 1874. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [74-387] ANNA ELIZABETH MILLER, b July 18, 1845; dau John W. and Mary A. (Halderman) Miller [74-123a]; m NATHANIEL HERNER, s David and Susanna (Rhoads) Herner. One child: Blanche M., b Jan. 18, 1876. [ Unable to trace or verify.} 1070 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-388] ANNA MARY MILLER, b Jan. 28, 1859; d June 7, 1884; dau Absalom and Catherine E. (Gilbert) Miller [74-127a]; m HARVEY THOMAS. Children (£): 1. Walter; 2. Lee. [ Unable to trace or verify above.} [74-389] EMMA JANE MILLER, b Nov. 26, 1863; dau Absalom and Catherine E. (Gilbert) Miller [74-127a]; m July 12, 1883, JOSEPH HIPPLE. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [74-390] ANNA MARY MILLER GREENOFF, b June 21, 1863; dau Thomas V. and Angeline (Miller) Greenoff [74-128]; m Apr. 27, 1882, at Pottstown, Pa., J. FRANK ALTHOUSE. [Unable to trace or verify.} [74-391] MARTHA K. MOSES, b June 12, 1844; dau George and Cordelia (Miller) Moses [74- 1.29] ; m Nov. 19, 1864, WASHINGTON FRIDAY, 6 June 6, 1861 ; dec; s Christian and Mary Friday. Resided in Phoenixville, Chester Co., Pa. Children (8): 1. Gordon Emmett Lee, b Sept. 16, 1865. 2. Mary Estella, b Aug. 27, 1867. 3. Hortense, b Jan. 23, 1869; d May 6, 1869. 4. George Washington Reynolds | (wi & s t 1(! ,870. 5. Warren Linwood. j 6. Mabel, b Oct., 1872. 7. Cordelia, b June 26, 1877; d Sept. 6, 1877. 8. Evangeline May, b May 31, 1879. [No further data obtainable.} In his will Washington Friday mentions his grandchildren, “George Washington Erb and Mabel Erb.” Washington Friday was born at East Pikeland Twp., Chester Co., Pa. He enlisted in Co. G., 30th Pa. Infantry, and was honorably discharged, June 13, 1864. He participated in many battles. At South Mountain, Mr. Friday and another soldier in his company, J. T. Hunter, while in a charge, found themselves in advance of the regiment, and Mr. Friday, whose gun was empty, was confronted by three Confederates whom he made prisoners and sent to the rear. Mr. Hunter, being wounded a few moments afterwards, was carried back to the regiment by Mr. Friday. After the war, Mr. Friday engaged in mercantile pursuits at Wilson Corner and Phoenixville, in Springfield, Chester Co., Pa. In 1873, he sold out his business and went to Phila. to engage in fancy grocery and market business, but soon sold out and returned to Chester Co. He purchased a farm near Phoenixville, and engaged in trucking and the growing of nursery stock. He served as school director, Justice of the Peace, and in 1890 was auditor of Chester Co. [Hist. Chester Co.} [74-392] EMMA CATHARINE MILLER, b Jan. 21, 1851; dau Franklin N. and Martha (Knauer) Miller [74-130]; m JOHN C. ROBERTS, of Pughtown, Chester Co., Pa. Children (J): 1. Warren Ellsworth, b Oct. 30, 1874. 2. Laura May, b Nov. 29, 1876. 3. John Franklin, b Jan. 8, 1880. 4. A - , a son, b Oct. 11, 1881. [ Unable to trace or verify.} [74-393] OLIVER KNAUER MILLER, b Oct. 25, 1858; s Franklin N. and Martha (Knauer) Miller [74—130] ; m - IRWIN. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [74-394] FRANKLIN U. MILLER, b July 6, 1844; s John and Mary (Urner) Miller [74-131a]; m ABBIE D. DAIRS. Children (2) : 1. John Wesley, b Aug. 26, 1873. 2. Estella, b July 21, 18 79. V Unable to complete or verify.} Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1071 [74-395] LEWIS U. MILLER, b Jan. 30, 1846; s John and Mary (Urner) Miller [74-131a]; m One child: Jennie M., b Mar. 26, 1870. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-396] CLARA MILLER, daw John and Margaret (Summers- Rex) Miller [74— 13 lb] ; m BROOKE DAVIS, b July 19, 1843; d July 21, 1877, at Pottstown, Pa. The will of Brooke Davis was probated Aug. 2, 1877; his wife was sole legatee and executrix. Children (2): 1. Edgar J ^ b 0et 1 1877; j 2. Clara J ’Id Dec. 17, 1878. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-397] LUCY ANN NYCE, b May 21, 1841; dau Jeremiah L. and Catharine (Hoot) Nyce [74-134]; m GEORGE WORM AN. Children (2): 1. Warren, b Sept., 1863. 2. George Washington, b Feb. 22, 1865. [Further data unobtainable.] [74-398] ELIZABETH H. NYCE, b Nov. 15, 1845; d Nov. 14. 1872; dan Jeremiah L. and Catharine (Hoot) Nyce [74-134]; m EDWARD STOUT. Children (2): 1. Worman; 2. Ella, d aged two years. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-399] JOHN MAHLON NYCE, b July 19, 1849; s Jeremiah L. and Catharine (Hoot) Nyce [74-134]; m LUCY ELY. Children (2): 1. Caroline; 2. Anna. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-400] MARIA CAROLINE NYCE, b Nov. 25, 1851; dau Jeremiah L. and Catharine (Hoot) Nyce [74-134]; m JAMES CAMPBELL. Children (2): 1. Thomas, b Feb., 1872; d Nov. 16, 1872. 2. Mary. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [A James Campbell died in Norristown, Pa., Dec. 26, 1916; his will was probated Dec. 29, 1916 * Annie Malley, wife of John Malley, was sole legatee and executrix. Was this the above James Camp¬ bell? — Editor.] [74-401] HARMAN L. NYCE, b Apr. 18, 1845; s Peter L. and Susan (Lewis) Nyce [74-135]; m Dec. 26, 1868, SUSANNA CASSEL, b Jan. 30, 1849; d Dec. 30, 1907; dau Abraham and Susanna (Cassel) Cassel [21-30]. Shoe dealer; res., 23 E. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 9 ): [74-766] 1. Mary C., b Feb. 13, 1870; m Harry Dankelman. [74-767] 2. Caroline C., b Nov. 1, 1871; m Martin Molony. [74-768] 3. Flora C., b Feb. 13, 1874; m Charles E. Naile. [74-769] 4. Howard C., b June 17, 1875; m Ethel Rowan. 5. Susie C., b Apr. 14, 1877; d Aug. 14, 1877. [74-770] 6. Benjamin Franklin, b Dec. 23, 1878; m Bertha Otto Stine. 7. Martha C., b Mar. 10, 1883; d Aug. 24, 1883. [74-771] 8. Mabel C., b Sept. 26, 1884; m Harold Corson. 9. Walter C., b Sept. 16, 1886; d Mar. 27, 1889. [74-402a] MARY L. NYCE, b July 31, 1847; d July 12, 1906; dau Peter L. and Susan (Lewis) Nyce [74-135]; m 1st time, Dec. 3, 1870, EMANUEL W. BREY, b Sept. 10, 1851; d Oct. 18, 1876; s Peter and - (Willauer) Brey. Res., Schwenksville, Pa. 1072 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): 1. Martha N., b Oct., 1871; d Oct., 1871. [74-772] 2. Peter N., b Sept. 26, 1872; m Amanda G. Hendricks. [74—773] 3. Mary Alice N., b Aug. 13, 1874; m Oliver G. Hendricks. [74-402b] MARY L. (NYCE) BREY, same as above, m 2nd time, 1881, ZACHARIAS R. REED, b Mar. 14, 1841; d Oct. 8, 1915; s George W. and Sophia (Rudy) Reed. Res., Kulpsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Oswin N., b Sept. 1, 1885; d May 1, 1886. 2. Elmer N., b Feb. 13, 1888; Kulpsville, Pa. 3. Nevin N., b Nov. 19, 1889; 2755 North 29th St., Phila. [74-404a] PETER L. NYCE, b May 4, 1857; s Peter L. and Susan (Lewis) Nyce [74-135]; m 1st time, Nov. 9, 1878, MARY MOYER, b Feb. 7, 1853; d Mar. 1, 1900; daw Jonas and Elizabeth (Bechtel) Moyer. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): [74-774] 1. Sara Jane, b June 10, 1879; m Alvin C. Moyer. 2. Elmer Ellsworth, b Sept. 14, 1880; Norristown, Pa. [74-775] 3. Marietta, b Oct. 15, 1882; m John G. Hauck. [74—776] 4. Wellington M., b Mar. 19, 1886; m Lizzie S. Grater. [74-777] 5. Harry, b Aug. 21, 1887; m Alice M. Reed. 6. Alverda, b Aug. 14, 1889; Kulpsville, Pa. [74-404b] PETER L. NYCE, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 18, 1902, EMMA H. BOWER, b Apr. 22, 1865; dau Joseph and Mary (Hange) Bower. Farmer; res., Kulpsville, Pa. (1920.) [74-405] AMANDA S. BOSLER, b Nov. 6, 1846; d Apr. 2, 1890; dau Jacob and Elizabeth L. (Nyce) Bosler [74-136]; m Mar. 5, 1864, WASHINGTON AUGUSTUS BELL, b Aug. 23, 1845; d Oct. 5, 1918; s Washington A. Bell. Iron worker. (1920.) Children (7): [74-778] 1. Jacob C., b June 15, 1866; d Jan. 17, 1903; m Angeline Jacobs. [74—779] 2. Leonard W., b Aug. 18, 1868; m Mary A. Dreslin. [74-780] 3. Mary, b Apr. 27, 1870; d Apr. 5, 1915; m John P. Smith. [74-781] 4. Henry K., b Jan. 6, 1874; d May 7, 1920; m Laura Gardner. [74-782] 5. Walter A., b Aug. 21, 1878; m Kate Moore. [74-783] 6. Washington Augustus, b Feb. 1, 1880; m Mary Gillespie. [74-784] 7. Ella M., b Mar. 26, 1884; m Charles F. Rankin. [74-406] MARY ANN MARGARET BOSLER, b Dec. 16, 1847; dau Jacob and Elizabeth L. (Nyce) Bosler [74-136]; m June 27, 1874, MATTHEW D. SPENCE, b Sept. 19, 1850; d Dec. 27, 1910; s Matthew and Lizzie (Drummond) Spence. Rolling mill heater; res., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children {3): [74-785] 1. William M., b Jan. 15, 1876; m Isabella Founds. 2. Harry H., b Aug. 27, 1877; d June 1, 1913. 3. Lizzie A., b Nov. 6, 1881 ; d Aug. 27, 1885. [74-407] WILLIAM MORRIS BOSLER, b Apr. 19, 1852; s Jacob and Elizabeth L. (Nyce) Bosler [74-136]; m July 4, 1871, ELIZABETH EYNON, b Apr. 3, 1853; dau John and Celia (Wilson) Eynon. Veterinarian; res., Olean, N. Y. (1920.) Children (6): [74-786] 1. J. Eynon, b May 28, 1872; m Rosa Holderman. [74-787] 2. Celia Wilson, b Sept. 25, 1873; m Frank Marshall. [74-788] 3. Harry E., b Feb. 1, 1875; m Sadie Mann. 4. W. Ellis, b Sept. 1, 1872; d Sept. 1, 1873. [74-789] 5. Percy M., b Dec. 17, 1881; d July 13, 1909; m Alice Price. [74-790] 6. P. Mildred, b Jan. 9, 1888; m Spencer Black. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1073 [74-408] CAROLINA LOUISA BOSLER, b May 17, 1858; dau Jacob and Elizabeth L. (Nyce) Bosler [74-136]; m WILLIAM G. UNDERKOFFLER, b Feb. 15, 1859; s W. G. and Susan (Gross) Underkoffler. Machinist; res., 203 Beech St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [74-791] 1. Frank, b June 29, 1878; m Lillie Gilbert. [74-792] 2. Elizabeth, b July 23, 1879; m Oscar Weiss. [74-793] 3. Ella D., b Sept. 25, 1885; m Irvin M. Skeen. [74-794] 4. Alice W., b Aug. 15, 1888; m Charles W. Fry. [74-795] 5. William G., b July 1, 1881; m Rose McKeon. [74-409] JACOB ERWIN BOSLER, b Aug. 29, 1856; s Jacob and Elizabeth L. (Nyce) Bosler [74-136]; vi ANNIE MORGAN EYNON, b July 9, 1856; dau John and Cecilia (Wilson) Eynon. Res., Jeffersonville, Pa. (1920.) Children (11): [74-796] 1. Benjamin Erwin, b Jan. 20, 1875; m Anna B. Evans. [74—797 ] 2. Carrie Conard, b Sept. 11, 1876; d Nov. 30, 1915; m Joseph Morgan. [74-798] 3. Edith May, b Oct. 18, 1878; m Brinton Swymela; Jeffersonville, Pa. 4. Elsie Dinsmor, b Aug. 24, 1880; d Aug. 22, 1885. 5. Alfred Pilkington, b Jan. 7, 1882; d July 20, 1885. [74-799] 6. Wilson Thomas, b Sept. 4, 1883; rn Elizabeth Thomas. [74—800] 7. Emily Eynon, b Aug. 2, 1885; m Frank W. Neitz. 8. Bessie Eynon, b Aug. 3, 1887; Jeffersonville, Pa. [74-801] 9. Edna Dinsmor, b May 21, 1891 ; m Joseph Shainline. 10. Nelson Ulisses, b Feb. 18, 1895; d Apr. 14, 1895. 11. John Ralph, b Nov. 27, 1898; Johnstown, Pa. [74-410] WILLIS E. BOSLER, b Feb. 22, 1863; s Jacob and Elizabeth L. (Nyce) Bosler [74-136]; m Apr. 16, 1891, LIZZIE E. HUNSICKER, b Aug. 25, 1864; dau William D. and Anna S. (Kulp) Hunsicker. Stationary fireman; res., Swede St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (8): [74-802] 1. Willis E., b Dec. 6, 1891; m Catherine Bytheway. [74—803] 2. Clarence H., b June 1, 1893; m Ethel M. Bickhart. 3. Elmer H., b Dec. 8, 1897; 1126 Swede St., Norristown, Pa. [74-411] FRANK W. BOSLER, b Mar. 23, 1866; s Jacob and Elizabeth L. (Nyce) Bosler [74-136]; m Apr. 5, 1888, CATHERINE HILDENBRAND, b June 12, 1870; dau Frederick D. and Leanna (Scholl) Hildenbrand. Foreman, W. K. Gresh & Sons Cigar Mfg. Co.; res., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [74-804] 1. Eva Ethel, b Oct. 19, 1888; m Frank Iv. Moyer. [74-805] 2. Frederick H., b Oct. 12, 1889; m Arneta R. Ehly. [74-806] 3. Irma May, b Oct. 28, 1892; m William Schwartz, Jr. [74-807] 4. Linwood W., b Feb. 13, 1895; m Edna F. Jones. [74-412] ALICE W. BOSLER, b May 4, 1870; dau Jacob and Elizabeth L. (Nyce) Bosler [74-136]; m June 9, 1898, JOHN SCHELL, b Jan. 27, 1869; s Jeremiah K. and Anna (Fisher) Schell. Foreman, cigar factory; res., 704 Astor Street, Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: John C. F., b June 16, 1908. [74-413] WILSON B. NYCE, b Jan. 20, 1852; s George L. and Elizabeth (Bieler) Nyce [74-137]; m ELLA McBRIDE. Children (3): 1. Sarah; 2. William, d in infancy; 3. Ora. [ Unable to complete or verify.) [74-414] BENJAMIN NYCE, b Feb. 18, 1853; s George L. and Elizabeth (Bieler) Nyce [74-137]; m MARY RITTER. One child: Ellfleta. [ Unable to complete or verify.) 1074 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-415] MARY ANN RUCKSTUHL, b May 5, 1844; d May 6, 1871; dau Henry N. and Sophia (Heilig) Ruckstuhl [74-138]; m ELLWOOD LUKENS, of Norristown, Pa. One child: Henry Howard, b June 8, 1867. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-416] JOHN NICE RUCKSTUHL, b Aug. 7, 1845; s Henry N. and Sophia (Heilig) Ruckstuhl [74-138]; m July 23, 1870, JOSEPHINE KILLY. John Ruckstuhl is buried in Montg. Cem., Norris¬ town, Pa. His descendants live in Norristown. Children (6): 1. Harry, d aged four mos.; 2. Harry, d aged seven years; 3. Caroline, d aged seven raos.; 4. Mary; 5. Rachel; 6. Charles, d 1881; aged seven mos. [Unable to complete or verify .] [74-417] JAMES RUCKSTUHL, b Dec. 4, 1846; d July 3, 1873; s Henry N. and Sophia (Heilig) Ruckstuhl [74-138]; m Mar. 23, 1867, NELLY M. HAYES, b Nov. 15, 1846. Children (3): 1. Maria Ann, b Feb. 15, 1868; d same day. 2. James F., b Apr. 14, 1870; d same day. 3. George W., b July 25, 1871; d Oct. 6, 1871. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [74-418a] CHRISTIANA JANE RUCKSTUHL, b Mar. 14, 1850; dau Henry N. and Sophia (Heilig) Ruckstuhl [74—138] ; m 1st time, Aug. 11, 1866, DANIEL McDADE. One child: Sophia. [ Unable to trace or verify .] [74-418b] CHRISTIANA JANE (RUCKSTUHL) McDADE, same as above, m 2nd time, DENNIS O’DONNELL. Descendants live in Norristown, Pa. [ Unable to trace or verify .] [74-419] LEVINA RUCKSTUHL, b Oct. 5, 1851 ; dau Henry N. and Sophia (Heilig) Ruckstuhl [74-138]; m Feb. 13, 1869, FRANCIS SMEDLEY. Descendants live in Norristown, Pa. Children (2): 1. Harry, b 1870. 2. Esther, b July 9, 1873. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [74-420] JOHN CRAMER, b May 31, 1849; s Jesse and Margaret N. (Ruckstuhl) Cramer [74- 140]; m Sept. 27, 1855, MARY ELIZABETH SNYDER, dau Henry and — - - - (Gable) Snyder. Children (J); 1. Minerva, b Oct. 11, 1873. 2. Harvey, b Feb. 24, 1875. 3. Ida, b Nov. 6, 1876. 4. Irwin, b Feb. 26, 1882. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [74-421] CHRISTIANA CRAMER, b Jan. 16, 1851; dau Jesse and Margaret N. (Ruckstuhl) Cramer [74-140]; m WILLIAM HERSH. Children (2): 1. Daughter, stillborn Oct., 1877. 2. William Franklin, b Sept. 26, 1880. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [74-422] ELIZABETH CRAMER, b Nov. 9, 1852; dau Jesse and Margaret N. (Ruckstuhl) Cramer [74-140]; m CHARLES RATCLIFF. One child: Mary, b July 26, 1879. | Unable to complete or verify.] [74-423] MILTON CRAMER, b June 24, 1854; s Jesse and Margaret N. (Ruckstuhl) Cramer [74-140]; m ANNIE GEHMAN. [ Unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1075 [74-424] ANNIE RUCKSTUHL, dau Samuel N. and Caroline (Reppert) Ruckstuhl [74-141]; m JOHN TROXELL. Children (2): 1. Minnie; 2. Samuel. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [74-425] LIZZIE RUCKSTUHL, dau Samuel N. and Caroline (Reppert) Ruckstuhl [74-141]; m JOHN MOYER. One child: Miltrie. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [74-426] SARAH CEVILLA SNYDER, b May 15, 1858; dau Isaac and Sarah N. (Ruckstuhl) Snyder [74-142]; m June 12, 1886, EDWARD GREEN. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [74-427] ROGER D. GROFF, b Mar. 27, 1838; s Jonas and Eliza (Dice) Groff [74-144]; m Feb. 9, 1862, CATHARINE GROFF, b Sept. 5, 1842; d Sept. 13, 1920; dau Charles and Rebecca (Shaffer) Groff. Carpenter; res., Royersford, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Amanda, b Dec. 16, 1862; d Mar. 10, 1876. [74-808] 2. John, b Nov. 15, 1866; m Ida Jane Bean. [74-809] 3. Rebecca, b July 25, 1869; m Samuel W. Fox. [74-428] JENNIE GROFF, b Apr. 4, 1840; dau Jonas and Eliza (Dice) Groff [74-144]; m Apr. 25, 1866, JOSEPH BENOIR, b 1842; d 1909; s Pierre and Apoline (Racine) Benoir. Res., 2107 Diamond St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) [74-8 10a] [74-8 10b] [74-811] Children ( 3 ): 1 1. Joseph, b Sept. 15, 1870; m j ^ McClintih J l 2. Ethel Demcke. 2. Lena, b Apr. 23, 1872; m Grier L. O. Weidler. 3. Mazie, b Sept. 6, 1877; unm; 2107 Diamond St., Phila. [74-429] SARAH A. GROFF, b May 3, 1847 \ dau Jonas and Eliza (Dice) Groff [74-144]; m JOHN S. FAMOUS. Res., Phoenixville, Pa. (1919.) John S. Famous served nearly four years in the Civil War. He was a sergeant in the 3rd artillery of the Pennsylvania Volunteers. Children (11): [74-811.1] 1. Lydia L., b Sept. 26, 1867; m John D. Famous. 2. John B., b Sept. 17, 1868; Malvern, Pa. 3. Katie B ., b June 24, 1870; Phoenixville, Pa. 4. Anna C., b Nov. 15, 1871; d Dec. 15, 1871. [74-812] 5. Jennie M., b Dec. 4, 1872; m Lewis F. Kellar. [74-813] 6. Irvin H., b June 23, 1875; m Hettie Warburton. [74-814] 7. Harry R., b June 18, 1878; d Jan. 1, 1917; m Elsie F. Fulmer. [74-815] 8. Effie M., b Jan. 24, 1885; m William H. Stoll. [74-816] 9. Francis M., b Jan. 22, 1887; m Elizabeth E. Dougherty. FJW] 10. Blanche S 1 ,, M 24 1&90; m ( Edward S. Porter. [74-818] 11. Florence S. J [ Charles G. Reustle. [74-430] DR. GEORGE G. GROFF, b Apr. 5, 1851; d Feb. 18, 1910; s John and Susan (Beaver) Groff [74-145]; m Apr. 14, 1880, MARGARET PUSEY MARSHALL, sister of Saul P. Marshall. Widow resides in West Chester, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. William Marshall, b Dec. 26, 1881; 28 Div., A. E. F., France. (1918.) 2. John Charles, b Nov. 12, 1883; Capt. of Co. B., 103 Ammunition Train, A. E. F. John C. Groff attained the rank of Major in the World War. He was elected Registrar of Wills of Chester Co., in 1920. Res., West Chester, Pa. 3. Margaret Beaver, b Oct. 16, 1885; unm; teacher of Mathematics, Southern High School, Phila. 1076 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-819] 4. James Andrew, b 1887; m Mary McManus; no issue. 5. Francis Lloyd, b 1889; Capt. Co. K., Ill Infantry, 28 Div., A. E. F. (1918). [Letters unans.; unable to complete.) Dr. George G. Groff was born on the “Welsh Tract’’ in Tredyffrin Twp., Chester Co., Pa., on Apr. 5, 1851. His ancestors, who were among the earliest settlers of the state, were Dutch, German, English, Welsh, and Norman-Irish. With the exception of two cousins of his father all the family have been tillers of the soil. Dr. Groff received his early education in the public schools and in academies at Phoenixville and Norristown, and later, in the West Chester State Normal School, Michigan University, Long Island College Hospital and the University of Leipzig. He received degrees from Long Island College Hospital (M.D.), Lafayette College (A. M. ), Judson College (LL.D.), State College (B.S.), Franklin and Marshall College (Ph.D.), and Susquehanna University (Sc.D.). From 1879 to 1910 he served as Professor of Organic Science in Bucknell University at Lewisburg, Pa., which position he held practically to the end of his life. In 1877 and 1878 he was acting president of Bucknell University. In public life Dr. Groff served at various times as school director, coroner of Union County, Pa., surgeon in the National Guard of Pennsylvania, and member of the State Boards of Agriculture and Health and of the State Medical and Dental Councils. He was the author of many circulars of the State Board of Health, which are said to be the best issued by any state in the union. In 1889, after the great floods of that year, he had charge of the sanitation at Johnstown, Pa., which he conducted in a most successful manner. In the Spanish-American War he served as brigade surgeon of the National Relief Commission and special relief commissioner for Porto Rico. Dr. Groff was also Superintendent of Instruction in Porto Rico, succeeding Dr. Martin G. Brum¬ baugh. While in Porto Rico as Director of Vaccination, 790,000 persons were vaccinated in three months. This was the greatest record for time in the world’s history. Dr. Groff wras a frequent lecturer at teachers’ and farmers’ institutes, and the author of many pamphlets, charts, maps and text-books on physiology, hygiene and mineralogy. Besides belonging to many medical and scientific societies, Dr. Groff was a member of the Sons of the Revolution, the Welsh Society of Philadelphia, and the Pennsylvania-German Society to which he was elected Apr. 12, 1898. [Pa. Ger. $oc.] The following are some of his publications: “Plant Analysis, 1880; Mineral Analysis, 1882; Charts of American Geological History, 1882; Chart of Chemical Elements, 1882; Chemical Note Book, 1884; Accidents and Emergencies, 1884; Dairy Hygiene, 1890; Farm and Village Hygiene, 1890; The American Fruit Garden, 1890; Saludad Por de nino, 1900; Editor of Coulter’s Physiologies, 1899, and Sanitary Bulletins of Pa. State Board of Health.” [74-431] CHARLES A. GROFF, b Oct. 14, 1852; s John and Susan (Beaver) Groff [74-145]; m Mar. 8, 1887, MRS. CORDELIA (MOWLDS) RUE, b Mar. 16, 1845; dau Jacob and Ann (Davis) Mowlds. Breeder of Guernsey Cattle; res., Skippack, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [74-432] DR. JOHN HOWARD GROFF, b May 1, 1854; s John and Susan (Beaver) Groff [74- 145]; m ANNIE DINGLER, dau Charles Spurgeon and Susan B. Dingier. Physician; Indianapolis, Ind., R. D. 2, Box 415. (1917.) [Letters unans.; unable to complete.) [74-433] MARY ELIZABETH GROFF, b June 5, 1856; dau John and Susan (Beaver) Groff [74-145]; m Feb. 17, 1876, ISAAC A. CLEAVER, b May 12, 1843; d May 10, 1909; s Hiram and Jane (Abrams) Cleaver. Res., 125 Argyle Road, Ardmftre, Pa. (1918.) Children (4): 1. Moreau Victor, b Mar. 20, 1883; d Dec. 21, 1884. 2. Mary Kauffman, b June 17, 1884; unm; 125 Argyle Road, Ardmore, Pa. [74-819.1] 3. Horace Jones, b June 19, 1887; m Margaret Knox Bradbury; 615 W. 150th St., N. Y. 4. Gertrude Groff, b Jan. 27, 1890; unm; 125 Argyle Road, Ardmore, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.) [74-434] DEBORAH BEAVER GROFF, b Sept. 23, 1857; d 1920; dau John and Susan (Beaver) Groff [74-145]; m Mar. 26, 1886, WINFIELD S. RENNARD. Res., Phoenixville, Pa. One child: Winifred; teacher of Spanish in New York. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.) Plate 113 Towamenein Schwenkfelder Church, near Lansdale, Pennsylvania Rev. Edwin S. Anders [161-50] Senior pastor of the Schwenkfelder Churches of the Middle District. Plate 114 Schwenkfelder Churches of the Upper District (1911) Kraussdale Meeting House Rev. O. S. Kriebel Palm Schwenkfelder Church Washington Meeting House Hosensaek Meeting House Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1077 [74-435] SARAH R. GROFF, b Apr. 8, 1864; dau John and Susan (Beaver) Groff [74-145]; m May 8, 1888, ALBAN A. KELLY, b Nov. 21, 1849; s Jonathan and Elizabeth (Clark) Kelly. Writer and publisher; res., Malvern, Pa. (1918.) Children (4): 1. Alban Groff, b Feb. 24, 1890; Malvern, Pa. 2. Ruth Lydia, b Feb. 8, 1891; Malvern, Pa. [74-820] 3. George Groff, b Dec. 20, 1892; m Anna Pearl Guldin. 4. Arthur Pierson K., b Aug. 25, 1897; Malvern, Pa. [74-436] ULYSSES GRANT GROFF, b Oct. 29, 1865; s John and Susan (Beaver) Groff [74-145]; m Mar. 14, 1888, JULIA PAGE QUICK, b Sept. 7, 1862; dau Rev. Charles W. and Anna Prince (Whitesides) Quick. Farmer; res., Amherst, Mass. (1918.) Children (7): [74-821] 1. Julia Grant, b Apr. 20, 1889; d Mar. 16, 1917; m George W. Simmons. 2. Blanche Louise, b May 14, 1890. [74-822] 3. Paul Waldman, b Oct. 9, 1891; m Grace L. Mixter. 4. Louis Wister, b Apr. 4, 1893; d Aug. 4, 1893. 5. Howard Clarkson, b Apr. 30, 1895; veterinary surgeon, Medical Corps, U. S. A. (1918.) 6. George Beaver, b Aug. 10, 1896; d Aug. 10, 1896. 7. Charles Wister, b May 14, 1898; U. S. N. Charles Wister Groff enlisted in the navy, Sept. 11, 1916. Howard Clarkson Groff enlisted in the Medical Reserve Corps, Dec. 24, 1917. He was graduated from University of Pennsylvania as a Veterinary Surgeon, June 17, 1918, and entered active service of the U. S. Army, July 10, 1918. [74-437] MARY G. FETTEROLF, b Nov. 27, 1841; d Mar. 27, 1909; dau Daniel and Rebecca (Groff) Fetterolf [74-146]; m JOHN B. ROSENBERGER, b July 25, 1842; d May 5, 1895; s Martin Rosenberger. Proprietor of hotel; lived in Mainland, Pa. [Bergey Family.] Children (5): [74-823] 1. Rebecca, m William T. Ewing. [74-824] 2. Frank, m Matilda Beck. [74-824.1] 3. George F., b July 1, 1868; m Eva Getlinger. [74-825] 4. John F., m Linda Pennick. [74-826] 5. Jerome F., m Ella T. Ziegler. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [74-438] DEBORAH FETTEROLF, b Nov. 27, 1841; dau Daniel and Rebecca (Groff) Fetterolf [74-146]; m JOHN LEDERACH, SR., s Henry Lederach. Postmaster and storekeeper; res., Leder- achville, Pa. [Letters unans.] One child: John, 2nd. John Lederach, 2nd, is a prominent business man of Lederachville, Pa., where his grandfather, Henry Lederach, founded the village. Henry Lederach was considered a “prophet” by many who knew him. He was a close student of the Scriptures, and predicted many of the great inventions that have since been perfected — electric by land and sea — flying machines, etc. Many of the so-called “wise” ones declared him crazy. One of the oldest burying grounds in the United States is on the Lederach Farm. John Lederach, 2nd, succeeded his parents as the third owner of the country store, built by his grandfather, Henry Lederach. [Charles Fetterolf.] [74-439] JOHN FETTEROLF, b July 12, 1844; d 1914; s Daniel and Rebecca (Groff) Fetterolf [74-146]; m FANNY MOYER. John Fetterolf was a volunteer in the Civil War; he was also an auctioneer and stock breeder. [74-441] DANIEL FETTEROLF, JR., b June 9, 1848; s Daniel and Rebecca (Groff) Fetterolf [74-146]; m Nov. 12, 1871, ANNA REBECCA CASSEL, b July 27, 1852; dau Henry and Mary Ann (Snyder) Cassel. Auctioneer and farmer; res., Collegeville, Pa., R. D. 2. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1078 [74-827a] [74-827b] l1- 2. 3. 4. [74-828] 5. 6. [74-829] 7. [74-830] 8. 9. Children (9): Elmer C;, h Nov. 12, 1872; m ( l' Irene Coons. I 2. — — — Swartley. Laura C., b Apr., 1874; d Apr. 9, 1892. Mary C., b Oct. 20, 1877; d Mar. 27, 1880. Emma C., b July 30, 1881; d June 23, 1886. Elban, b Dec. 13, 1879; m Darias Kline; Norristown, Pa. Matilda, b Feb. 2, 1881; d June 23, 1886. Viola C., b Feb. 20, 1887; m Norman Frick; Norristown, Pa. Maggie, b Jan. 20, 1890; m Charles Hildebidle; Collegeville, Pa. Daniel Ray, b Apr. 8, 1891; d Apr. 9, 1892. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.} [74-442] NATHAN S. FETTEROLF, b July 3, 1850; s Daniel and Rebecca (Groff) Fetterolf [74-146]; m CHARLOTTE (LOTTIE) LAKE. Res., West Point, Pa. One child: [74-830.1] Nathan L., b Mar. 29, 1878; m Anna F. C. Henckenroth. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete .] [74-443] MATILDA FETTEROLF, b Aug. 16, 1852; d 1919; dau Daniel and Rebecca (Groff) Fetterolf [74-146]; m ABRAM ZEIGLER, JR. Res., Lederachville, Pa. (1918.) One child : [74-830.2] Daniel F., b July 9, 1870; m Emma Angelmoyer. Abram Zeigler lived near Lederachville, Pa. He had a large family and was a cattle trader. During the Civil War, he purchased stock for the Government. In his time he was one of the wealthiest citizens of the county. [Charles Fetterolf — Letters unans.; unable to complete .] [74-444] ISAAC FETTEROLF, b Sept. 29, 1856; s Daniel and Rebecca (Groff) Fetterolf [74-146]; m Oct., 1882, ADALINE LUKENS, b Dec. 23, 1858; dau Abraham and Esther (Willard) Lukens. Moulder; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Ethel, b Jan. 31, 1884; d Feb. 16, 1884. 2. Abraham, b Apr. 21, 1885. [74-831] 3. Iva, b Jan. 1, 1887; d Mar. 28, 1914; m J. Harry Cadwallader. 4. Adaline, b Sept. 24, 1888; d May 8, 1891. [74-832] 5. Albert, b Aug. 10, 1892; m Frances Kapelski; Ambler, Pa. 6. Esther, b June 8, 1896. 7. Helen, b Jan. 13, 1902; d Aug. 27, 1905. [Further data unobtainable.} [74-445] GEORGE GROFF FETTEROLF, b Oct. 5, 1861; d Oct. 19, 1902; s Daniel and Rebecca (Groff) Fetterolf [74-146]; m Dec. 29, 1886, CORNELIA R. MacCAULLEY, b Feb. 26, 1867; dau Joseph O. and Mary A. (Carter) MacCaulley. Editor of “Langhorne Standard;” resided in Langhorne, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [74-833] 1. Agnes Cornelia, b Jan. 13, 1889; m Dr. Edward E. Everts. [74-834] 2. Layton R., b Feb. 6, 1891; m Ellen W. Munch; 2340 Tioga St., Phila. [74-835] 3. Estella Groff, b Nov. 29, 1893; m Harvey C. MacNichol. [74-446] CHARLES G. FETTEROLF, b Oct. 5, 1861; s Daniel and Rebecca (Groff) Fetterolf [74-146]; m Mar. 7, 1883, ELIZABETH BALD, b Mar. 7, 1862; dau Daniel and Elizabeth (Yohn) Bald. Editor and printer; res., 2131 North Seventh St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Rebecca B., b Nov. 19, 1884; unm; 2131 North 7th St., Phila., Pa. 2. Elizabeth B., b Sept. 8, 1886; unm; 2131 North 7th St., Phila., Pa. 3. Ruth DeHaven, b Dec. 21, 1896; unm; 2131 North 7th St., Phila., Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1079 Daniel and Elizabeth (Yohn) Bald were both born in Germany, and both came to Pa. when quite young. Daniel Bald enlisted in the Civil War, after which his family seldom saw him. Elizabeth Bald died in Phila., at the age of eighty-seven years. Charles G. Fetterolf was the twelfth child and the seventh son born to Daniel and Rebecca (Groff) Fetterolf, on Oct. 5, 1861, in Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. He had a twin brother, George, there being two sets of twins in the same family. With his brother he attended the public schools until about seventeen years of age, when he entered the office of the “Lansdale Reporter,” and commenced to learn the newspaper and printing trade under the direction of the editor, Frederick Wagner, a printer who had emigrated from Germany. In 1884 Charles Fetterolf purchased the “Langhorne Standard” from Henry W. Watson. In this purchase he was joined by his twin brother, George, and by the hardest kind of labor they finally succeeded in making their undertaking a splendid success. Their purchase was the ninth time the paper had changed hands in its history of eleven years, which explains why hard work was necessary. The “Standard” grew to be one of the largest weekly newspapers in the State, and although its circulation was never over the usual average, its advertising patronage was unusually large. The Press Bureau of the Chicago World’s Fair said it was the best weekly newspaper on file in the Pennsylvania State Building. The partnership continued until Oct., 1902, when George died. Charles continued the business successfully until Nov., 1907, when his plant was destroyed by fire of unknown origin by tenants who occupied a portion of the building. The loss was too great for him to re-establish the paper and he discontinued business. While in Langhorne he was the prime instigator in establishing one of the best public schools of the county, and served as director and treasurer for about eighteen years. Mr. Fetterolf now resides in Phila,., where he is still engaged in the printing business. [74-447] ALICE G. FETTEROLF, b Sept. 15, 1865; dau Daniel and Rebecca (Groff) Fetterolf [74-146]; m Oct. 31, 1883, JOSEPH CROUTHAMEL, b Aug. 1, 1861; d Feb. 16, 1917; s Jacob H. and Maria L. (Keck) Crouthamel. General delivery business; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Elizabeth F., b Dec. 18, 1887. [74-836] 2. George F., b Feb. 26, 1890; m Alice W. Phero. 3. Joseph G., b May 26, 1891. [74-837] 4. Charles F., b Apr. 12, 1895; m Emma Blanche Couter. [74-450] SAVILLA GROFF, b Dec. 24, 1858; dau Davis and Martha E. (Faux) Groff [74-147]; m July 10, 1889, EUGENE D. EGBERT, b Dec. 30, 1856; s Norman and Susan (Rogers) Egbert. Attorney-at-law; res., 416 W. Main St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.). No issue. [74-451] LIZZIE G. GROFF, b Feb. 10, 1862; dau Davis and Martha E. (Faux) Groff [74-147]; m Sept. 5, 1900, AUSTIN STREEPER, b Oct. 12, 1862. Res., 416 W. Main St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Florence, b Nov. 23, 1901; d Apr. 26, 1902. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete.} [74-452] GEORGE WESLEY GROFF, b Sept. 5, 1864; s Davis and Martha E. (Faux) Groff [74-147]; m Feb. 14, 1901, MARGARET MARIS O’NEILL, b Jan. 12, 1873; dau Charles H. and Margaret Ellen (Reilly) O’Neill. Fire insurance agent; res., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Margaret Ellen, b Apr. 3, 1905. [74-454] JOHN B. GROFF, b Aug. 27, 1847; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Goeller) Groff [74-149]; m Feb. 16, 1881, LAURA BATES, b Mar. 4, 1857; dau Thomas L. and Leah (Yeakle) Bates [160-15]. Carpenter and builder; res., Astor and Airy Sts., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): [74-838] 1. Ida, b Nov. 30, 1881; unm. 2. Leah, b Aug. 14, 1884; d Dec. 30, 1884. 3. Albert Lewis 4. Mabel 5. Gertrude, b July 21, 1894; unm. twins, b Apr. 13, 1887; d Aug. 8, 1887. m John Murray. 1080 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-454.1] SAMUEL GROFF, s Samuel and Elizabeth (Goeller) Groff [74-147]; m EMMA KEHS. Children ( 2 ): 1 . Boy, d young. 2. Caroline, unm; lives in Philadelphia. [ Unable to locate or verify.} [74-454.2] AMELIA GROFF, dau Samuel and Elizabeth (Goeller) Groff [74-147]; m WILLIAM HICKS. One child: Arthur, lives in Philadelphia. [ Unable to locate or verify .] [74-455] ABRAHAM G. GRATER, b Sept. 25, 1835; d Dec. 7, 1920; s Isaac and Deborah (Groff) Grater [74-150]; m Feb. 8, 1860, HANNAH UMSTEAD, b Apr. 13, 1839; d Mar. 17, 1912. Mr. Grater was President of the Grater Bodey Co., Norristown, Pa. ; resided at 623 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [74-839] 1. Minerva Jane, b May 19, 1864; m William O. Yost. [74-840] 2. Ursinus, b Dec. 1, 1871; m Lillian Edmonston. [74-841] 3. Marion Iola, b May 21, 1876; m Roswell C. McCrea. 4. Catharine, b July 24, 1867 ; d Aug. 28, 1870. 5. Caroline, b Apr. 9, 1875; d Sept. 13, 1875. [74-456a] JOHN G. GRATER, b Apr. 13, 1838; s Isaac and Deborah (Groff) Grater [74-150]; m 1st time, Dec. 10, 1864, LOUISA R. PLACE, b Apr. 6, 1846; d Apr. 12, 1884; dau Israel and Hannah (Rosenberry) Place. Children ( 9 ): 1. Jonas P., b Nov. 21, 1865; d Feb. 15, 1867. 2. Warren P., b Feb. 1, 1867; d May 15, 1867. 3. Franklin P., b Dec. 20, 1868; d Dec. 12, 1871. [74-842] 4. Emma P., b Apr. 26, 1870; m George Oxenford. [74-843] 5. Isaac P., b Nov. 12, 1871; m Annie Kauffman. 6. Lizzie P., b Oct. 26, 1877; d Jan. 29, 1881. 7. Estella P., b Aug. 25, 1879; d June 14, 1895. 8. John P., b Oct. 27, 1880; d Nov. 15, 1880. 9. Bertha P., b Nov. 20, 1882; d Jan. 8, 1884. [Above data copied from Family Bible.] [74-456b] JOHN G. GRATER, same as above, m 2nd time, SUSAN (PEALE) HANDEL, 6Mar. 20, 1848. Res., 711 Lambert St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: [74-844] Annie P., b Jan. 6, 1888; m Darlington Pollock. [74-457] ISAAC GRAHAM, b Apr. 12, 1837; d Nov. 6, 1893; s William and Rachel (Groff) Graham [74-151]; m Oct. 12, 1865, MARTHA W. KUGLER, b July 4, 1840; dau John and Hanna (Getty) Kugler. Farmer; res., Lionville, Pa. (1921.) Children (6): [74-845] 1. Alice L., b Aug. 10, 1866; m John Cooper, Jr. [74-846] 2. Hannah G., b Apr. 29, 1869; d Sept. 11, 1918; m Abram Gordon. [74-847] 3. Martha K., b June 24, 1871; m G. Harvey Young. [74-848] 4. Salinda J., b Mar. 28, 1874; m J. R. Gordon. [74-849] 5. William H., b Sept. 6, 1876; m Margaret Duffy. 6. Sara C., b Dec. 13, 1879; 230 West 7th St., Chester, Pa. [74-459] JOSIAH G. NYCE, b Sept. 29, 1829; d Jan. 11, 1899; s George and Mary W. (Groff) Nice [74—1 53] ; m ELIZABETH BICKEL, dau Peter and Elizabeth (Huff) Bickel. (1920.) Children (J): [74-850] 1. Milton M., b Oct. 18, 1856; d Jan. 11, 1916; m Sarah Hetrick. 2. Alice Ida, b Dec. 12, 1858; d Feb. 12, 1870. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1081 [74-851] 3. Preston T., b Nov. 13, 1860; m Sallie E. Frick. [74-851.1] 4. Morris E., m - ; has 3 sons and 2 daughters; Souderton, Pa. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.} [74-460] CATHARINE ANNA NYCE, b May 16, 1841; d Jan. 10, 1910; dau George and Mary W. (Groff) Nice [74-153]; m May 30, 1863, REUBEN BENNER GROMAN, b July 28, 1838; d Dec, 9, 1911; s William and Catharine (Benner) Groman. (1920.) Children (2): [74-852] 1. Harvey G., b Feb. 21, 1866; d Aug. 2, 1905; m Anna S. Doepfer. 2. Lily Regina, b Mar. 2, 1868; dec. [74-46 la] AMANDUS G. NYCE, b Feb. 14, 1847; s George and Mary W. (Groff) Nice [74-153]: m 1st time, Aug. 3, 1876, HANNAH KLINE WALT, b Oct. 25, 1848; d Apr. 8, 1880; dau Francis K. and Hannah (Kline) Walt. (1920.) One child: Mabel M., b May 17, 1877; Schwenksville, Pa. [74-461b] AMANDUS G. NYCE, same as above, m 2nd time, Oct. 16, 1882, SARAH KLINE WALT, b Sept. 12, 1852; dau Francis Iv. and Hannah (Kline) Walt, and sister of Hannah. Res., Schwenksville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Mary A., b July 12, 1884; Schwenksville, Pa. 2. Charles Herbert, b Mar. 21, 1886; d Feb. 12, 1894. 3. Laura E., b Oct. 28, 1891; Schwenksville, Pa. [74-462] ABRAHAM H. AUCHY, b Mar. 26, 1828; d Dec. 5, 1909; s John and Catharine (Groff) Auchy [74—154] ; m CATHARINE HARTZELL, b Jan. 25, 1831 ; d June 30, 1895; dau John and Hannah (Wolford) Hartzell. Res., Sumneytown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 9 ): [74-853] 1. Sarah, b Jan. 28, 1852; m Charles Bolton. 2. John, b Dec. 4, 1853; d Mar. 28, 1857. 3. Milton, b Apr. 27, 1856; d Apr. 1, 1857. [74-854] 4. Matilda, b Apr. 14, 1858; m S. S. Adams. [74-855] 5. Catharine, b Jan. 2, 1861; d Sept. 27, 1917; m George Kline. [74-856] 6. Abraham, b Aug. 23, 1863; m Rosa Ehly. [74-857] 7. David, b Sept. 22, 1865; m Lydia Sell. [74-858] 8. Amandus, b Mar. 28, 1869; m Sallie Willouer. [74-859] 9. Joseph H., b Sept. 8, 1871; m Emma Smith. [74-463] LEWIS AUCHY, s John and Catharine (Groff) Auchy [74-154]; m JOSEPHINE UM- STEAD. Lived in Norristown, Pa. One child: Harry. [No further data obtainable.} [74-464] SOPHIA AUCHY, b Oct. 1, 1831; d Aug. 30, 1911; dau John and Catharine (Groff) Auchy [74-154]; m ABRAHAM G. PRICE, b Dec. 12, 1829; d Mar. 5, 1906; s George K. and Mary (Garges) Price. Stationary engineer. (1920.) [74-860a] [74-860b] [74-860c] [74-86 la] [74-861b] Children ( 5 ): 1. Benjamin A., b Jan. 31, 1853; d Mar. 6, 1913; m 2. Harry A., b July 17, 1854; m m 1. Sallie Rahn (Rawn). 2. Margaret Berge. 3. Mary J. Moorhouse. 1. Sarah J. Weirman. 2. Annie M. Miller. 1. Anna Dettra. 2. Mary Curry. [74-862b] } 3- J°hn A” b Aug ' 25’ 1858 5 [74-863] 4. Abraham A., b Feb. 22, 1866; m Anna C. Greasing. [74-864a] \ , , . 9Q f 1. Mary E. Blundin. [74-864b] / 5- Harvey A’’ b AuS- 28’ 1868; m j 2. Clara E. Lancaster. 1082 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-465] SARAH GROFF, b Jan. 15, 1837; dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Gabel) Groff [74-156]; m Dec. 7, 1867, HENRY SHELLENBERGER, b Feb. 16, 1837; s John and Elizabeth (Harr) Shellen- berger. Retired; res., Perkasie, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Lizzie, b Jan. 29, 1869; Perkasie, Pa. [74-865] 2. Levi, b Mar. 1, 1871; m Lizzie Leidy. 3. Katie, b Dec. 22, 1872; Perkasie, Pa. [74-866] 4. Ida, b May 16, 1875; m Harry D. Moll. [74-867] 5. Charles, b Dec. 22, 1878; m Mattie Freed. [74-466] CATHARINE GROFF, b Oct. 22, 1838; dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Gabel) Groff [74-156]; m Dec. 15, 1860, OWEN L. HEIST, b Nov. 14, 1833; d Apr. 23, 1894; s John K. and Mary (Lynn) Heist. General merchandise; res., Allentown. Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [74-868] 1. Leo, b Apr. 24, 1867; dec ; m Emma Matilda Wiegner. [74-869] 2. Charles, b May 14, 1874; d May 14, 1911; m Elizabeth Miller. [74-467] CAMILLA GROFF, b Mar. 21, 1841 ; dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Gabel) Groff [74-156] ; m Nov. 30, 1867, HENRY BEAN, b Jan. 10, 1839; d Oct. 8, 1916; s Manasseh and Hannah (Harr) Bean. Farmer; res., Souderton, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [74-871] 1. Manassas, b Mar. 26, 1869; m Margaret Hartley. [74-872] 2. Calvin, b Mar. 16, 1875; m Leanna Nace. [74-873] 3. Addie, b Apr. 13, 1878; m Abram Godshall. [74-874] 4. Harry G., b Jan. 8, 1883; m Blanche Albright. [74-468a] GIDEON G. GROFF, b Jan. 18, 1845; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Gabel) Groff [74-156]; m 1st time, Dec. 2, 1871, HANNAH SHIVE, b Nov. 3, 1844; d Dec. 16, 1881. One child: Catharine Elizabeth, b Nov. 12, 1878; d Aug. 5, 1879. [74-468b] GIDEON G. GROFF, same as above, m 2nd time, Dec. 13, 1883, LYDIA TRUMBAUER. Baker; res., Trumbauersville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-470] ^BRAHAM GROFF, b Sept. 16, 1847; s Jacob and Catharine (Ettinger) Groff [74-157a] ; m Aug. 11, 1866, EMMA ALEXANDER, b Oct. 9, 1849; d Dec. 4, 1917; dau William and Margaret (Zimmerman) Alexander. Farmer; res., Telford, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [74-875] [74-876] [74-877] [74-878a] [74-878b] [74-879] 1. Harry J., b July 11, 1867; m Lizzie S. Keller. 2. Margaret A., b May 29, 1870; d Jan. 26, 1893; m David B. Beidler. 3. William A., b Jan. 4, 1872; m Aquilla Fretz. 4. Jacob G., b Oct. 3, 1873; m \ }" bellman. I 2. Sophia G. (Schultz) Wisler. 5. Lizzie G., b Aug. 3, 1875; d June 25, 1876. 6. Edward Fellows, b Sept. 9, 1879; m Lizzie Wood. 7. Elsie Goldsmith, b Aug. 31, 1881; d Nov. 29, 1890. [74-471] MARY ANN GROFF, b June 20, 1849;dAug. 8, 1918; dau Jacob and Catharine (Ettinger) Groff [74-157a] ; m EDWIN K. WENTZELL, b - ; d Apr. 9, 1920; s John and Rebecca (Koppel- berger) Wentzell. Res., Telford, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [74-880] 1. Kate G., b Jan. 15, 1867; m Jacob S. Gabel. 2. Ida, b Mar. 5, 1869; d Aug. 21, 1869. [74-881] 3. Amandus, b Oct. 9, 1870; m Molly Aiman. 4. Sarah Jane, b Sept. 14, 1873; d June 22, 1880. [74-472] JOHN JOSEPH M. GROFF, b Dec. 4, 1858; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Markley) Groff [74-157b]; m Feb. 26, 1880, EMELINE R. ZEPP, b Apr. 30, 1858; dau Jesse and Rachael (Richard) Zepp. Justice of the peace; res., Salfordville, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1083 John J. M. Groff is a member of the Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church, where he served as a deacon for nine years. For the last twenty-six years he has held the office of Treasurer and Elder of the same congregation. Children (2): [74-882] 1. Jesse Markley Z., b Oct. 2, 1880; m Mary Emma Hoover. [74-883] 2. Jacob Richard Z., b Nov. 2, 1886; m Annie H. Schmidt. [74-473] JACOB G. HEANY, b Mar. 10, 1842; d Feb., 1867 ; s Samuel K. and Lydia (Groff) Heany [74-158]; m Dec., 1866, MARIA SCHOLL, b July 3, 1844; d Jan. 29, 1918; dau Simon and Hannah (Cressman) Scholl. Res., Telford, Pa. No issue. (1920.) Maria (Scholl) Heany married 2nd time, William Iv. Moyer. [74-474] NOAH G. HEANY, b July 3, 1844; d Sept. 26, 1915; s Samuel K. and Lydia (Groff) Heany [74-158]; m Nov. 30, 1867, AMANDA GEISINGER, b Mar. 1, 1848; d Jan. 7, 1913; dau Samuel and Hannah (Hiltebeitel) Geisinger. Shoemaker; res., Salfordville, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Charles, b Nov. 4, 1868; d Apr. 22, 1870. 2. Henry, b Mar. 13, 1872; d Aug. 24, 1872. [74-884] 3. Alice, b Aug. 8, 1873; m Richard Z. Keeler. [74-885] 4. Reinhard, b Oct. 17, 1877; m Emma Rea. [74-886] 5. Caroline, b Feb. 17, 1884; d June 15, 1915; m David Cassel. [74-476] HANNAH G. HEANY, b July 14, 1852 -dau Samuel K. and Lydia (Groff) Heany [74-158] ; m Dec. 24, 1874, HENRY NONAMAKER, b Oct. 6, 1849; d Jan. 16, 1913; s Abram and Sara (Sassa- men) Nonamaker. Farmer and wheelwright; res., Souderton, Pa. (1920.) One child: Alice Delp, b Feb. 16, 1875; d Dec. 11, 1888. (Adopted daughter.) [74-478] JACOB G. SCHOLL, b — — ; d Jan. 22, 1908; s Tobias and Margarette (Groff) Scholl [74-160]; m LEANNA SORVER. Children ( 5 ): [74-887] 1. Tobias, b Dec. 10, 1867; d Mar. 18, 1912; m Ella Griffin. [74-889] 2. Annie; b Apr. 8, 1865; m Milton I). Barndt. [74-890] 3. Maggie, b Aug. 15, 1870; d Feb. 19, 1913; m Harry Hoot. [74—891 ] 4. Ellen, b Aug. 17, 1873; dec; m Jacob B. Kline. [74-888] 5. Samuel, b Sept. 19, 1876; m Emma Renninger. [74-479] TOBIAS SCHOLL, s Tobias and Margarette (Groff) Scholl [74-160]; m SUSANNA - . Lived in Tylersport, Pa. One child: [74--891.1] Catharine, m B. D. Royer; Souderton, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-479.1] CATHARINE ANN SCHOLL, dau Tobias and Margarette (Groff) Scholl [74-160]; m - NEIDIG. Children (3)': 1. Milton; 2. Clara, Sellersville, Pa.; 3. Maggie. [Data from will of Tobias Scholl; unable to verify or complete.] [74-480] ELLA R. GROFF, b Jan. 16, 1857; dau Philip and Cornelia V. (Knapp) Groff [74-161]; m Oct. 1, 1878, WILLIAM H. R. KURTZ, b Oct. 28, 1852; d Sept. 2, 1892; s Michael and Jane (Israel) Kurtz. Salesman; res., 1802 Wylie St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): [74-891.2] 1. Roy M., b Jan. 26, 1883; m Theresa Hoepding. 2. Alfred I., b Mar. 6, 1880; d Nov. 25, 1884. [74-481] MARY C. GROFF, b Feb. 14, 1859; dau Dr. Henry G. and Hannah (Clemens) Groff [74-162] ; m GARRET R. LANDIS. Res., Souderton, Pa. (1919.) One child: [74-891.3] Allen G., b Feb. 23, 1879; m Elizabeth N. Erb. 1084 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-482] OLIVIA GROFF, b Aug. 22, 1861 ; dau Dr. Henry G. and Hannah (Clemens) Groff [74-162]; m Apr. 29, 1882, JOHN D. MOYER, b Nov. 21, 1853; s Abraham and Hannah (Detwiler) Moyer. Banker; res., 128 West Broad St., Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): [74-892] 1. Willis G., b Apr. 20, 1883; d Oct. 26, 1909; m Adelaide Z. Roth. 2. Alvin G., b Sept. 6, 1886; d Feb. 6, 1906. 3. H. Mae, b Dec. 11, 1890; unm; Souderton, Pa. 4. A. Mildred, b Mar. 23, 1905. [74-483] JOHN WILSON GROFF, M.D., b Dec. 18, 1863; s Dr. Henry G. and Hannah (Clemens) Groff [74-162]; m Apr. 29, 1896, ADA S. HARTZELL, b May 20, 1874; dau Henry and Amanda (Stetler) Hart.zell. Physician; res., 3500 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. No issue. (1920.) John Wilson Groff graduated from Jefferson Medical College, Phila., Apr. 4, 1888. He followed his profession first at Harleysville, Pa., and then removed to Philadelphia. [74-484] IDA C. GROFF, b May 25, 1866; dau Dr. Henry G. and Hannah (Clemens) Groff [74-162]; m Oct. 8, 1889, SHERIDAN A. METZ, b June 2, 1865; s Henry G. and Susan N. (Alderfer) Metz. Merchant; res., Skippack, Pa. No issue. They have one adopted daughter. (1919.) [74-485] HANNAH GROFF, b Feb. 7, 1869; dau Dr. Henry G. and Hannah (Clemens) Groff [74-162]; m July 30, 1893, WILSON ALDERFER, b Mar. 27, 1868; s Abraham B. and Helena (Alle- bach) Alderfer. Farmer; res., Harleysville, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): [74-893] 1. Clayton, b Sept. 24, 1893; m Lizzie L. Springer; Harleysville, Pa. 2. Henry, b Apr. 11, 1896; d June 12, 1896. 3. Helen, b June 27, 1899; d June 28, 1900. 4. Abraham, b Mar. 18, 1903. [74-486] KATE GROFF, b Feb. 7, 1872; dau Dr. Henry G. and Hannah (Clemens) Groff [74-162]; m May 6, 1893, ISAIAH STOVER, b Dec. 21, 1865; s Rev. Jacob C. and Rebecca G. (Metz) Stover. Teacher and bank teller; res., Harleysville, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [74-487] HENRY CLEMENS GROFF, M.D., b Jan. 5, 1876; s Dr. Henry G. and Hannah (Clemens) Groff [74-162]; m July 9, 1902, ESTELLA CLEMENS ROSENBERGER, b Nov. 17, 1880; dau Lyman Swartley and Elizabeth Ann (Clemens) Rosenberger. Physician; res., S. E. Corner Broad and Venango Sts., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Robert Armand, b May 11, 1903. 2. Mary Elizabeth, b Feb. 21, 1908. [74-488] SARAH JANE C. GROFF, b Feb. 22, 1875; d Oct. 15, 1898; dau Jesse. G. and Sarah L. (Cressman) Groff [74-163] ; m June 17, 1893, PETER H. KEELER, b Oct. 29, 1870 ; s John and Sophie (Hill) Keeler. Clerk; res., Perkasie, Pa. (1921.) One child: [74-893.1] Herbert G., b June 9, 1894; m Eva May Leedom. [74-489] MISURIA C. GROFF, b Aug. 28, 1877; dau Jesse G. and Sarah L. (Cressman) Groff [74-163]; m Dec. 18, 1898, EDWIN B. RAHN, b Sept. 17, 1873; s Francis and Lucy (Boardman) Rahn. Tinner; res., 916 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Arthur H., b July 20, 1904; d Nov. 17, 1917. [74-489.1] JOHN F. GROFF, b Mar. 12, 1864; s Dr. John F. and Amanda (Ruggles) Groff [74- 164]; m ELLEN GAUKER, b Feb. 5, 1863; dau William and Sarah (Boyer) Gauker. Res., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children ( 8 ): [74-893.2] 1. Forrest Norman, b June 5, 1887; m Nora Carroll. [74-893.3] 2. Catharine Venona, b Dec. 12, 1888; m Harvey Rahn. 3. Elsie May, b May 2, 1891; 917 Mt. Vernon St., Phila., Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1085 [74-489.3] HANNAH ALICE GROFF, b Oct. 13, 1869; dau Dr. John F. and Amanda (Ruggles) Groff [74-164]; m Dec. 31, 1892, JACOB LAUBACH, b Nov. 2, 1863; d Apr. 2, 1900; s Samuel and Sarah (Barron) Laubach. Farmer; res., Coopersburg, Pa., R. F. D. No. 1. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Mildred Frances, b Feb. 16, 1893; d June 21, 1899. [74-893.4] 2. Marcella Florence, b Dec. 22, 1894; m P. Claude Fretz. 3. Eva Susanna, b Sept. 24, 1900; d Apr. 27, 1905. [74-490] GEORGE W. DAUB, b June 6, 1841 ; d Sept., 1894; s Samuel G. and Elizabeth (Lightcap) Daub [74-166]; m SARAH E. SOLOMON. George W. Daub fought in the Civil War. Widow’s res., 1058 Willow St., Norristown, Pa. One son: George W. ; Norristown, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-491] EMMA L. DAUB, b June 13, 1858; dau Samuel G. and Elizabeth (Lightcap) Daub [74-166]; m Mar. 27, 1890, RICHARD HIGSON, b Feb. 18, 1867. Mr. Higson is connected with the G. Woolford Wood Mfg. Co., Darby, Pa. Res., 214 S. Second St., Colwyn, Del. Co., Pa. (1921.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Sarah Elizabeth, b Oct. 1, 1891; d Sept. 11, 1895. 2. Marie, b Oct. 9, 1893; d May 11, 1894. 3. Garfield, b June 13, 1895; d July 29, 1895. 4. Freemont, b Nov. 13, 1896; d Mar. 17, 1897. 5. Charles S., b Apr. 4, 1898; d June 15, 1898. 6. Annie, b Nov. 19, 1899; d Nov. 25, 1899. 7. Richard, b Nov. 9, 1902; d Mar. 28, 1903. 8. Samuel G., b Jan. 17, 1905; d Apr. 9, 1905. [74-494] SARAH REID, b Nov. 11, 1851; dau Jesse A. and Maria G. (Daub) Reid [74-167]; m Sept. 27, 1870, JEFFERSON GRIMLEY, b Mar. 27, 1844; d Feb. 14, 1899; s Amos and Julian (Lightcap) Grimley. Carpenter; res., Gratersford, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): [74-893.5] 1. Laura, b Jan. 17, 1872; d Sept. 26, 1919; m S. C. Poley. 2. Emma, b Nov. 19, 1876; d Dec. 3, 1876. 3. William, b Feb. 22, 1880; d July 8, 1881. 4. Charles, b Mar. 14, 1882; unm; 3550 Frankford Ave., Phila.; served in U. S. Marine Corps. 5. Evelyn 6. Blanche twins, b Apr. 7, 1888; d Sept. 27, 1888. May 14, 1888. [74-496] MALARIA REID, b Aug. 22, 1853; dau Jesse A. and Maria G. (Daub) Reid [74-167]; m JOHN K. BERGEY, b Aug. 2, 1851; s Christian and Anna (Kulp) Bergey. Res., Zieglersville, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [74-894] 1. Maria R., b Nov. 15, 1873; m John Kulp. [74-895] 2. William R., b Mar. 4, 1875; m - ; Delphi, Pa. 3. John Oswin P., b Dec. 27, 1876; d 1909. 4. Theodore R., b July 14, 1878; Quakertown, Pa. [74-896] 5. Mary Alice R., b July 24, 1881; m Robert Young; Coopersburg, Pa. [74-897] 6. Emma Minerva, b Jan. 2, 1884; m John Metzger. [74-498] SAMUEL SMITH DAUB, b Sept. 30, 1866; s Henry G. and Mary Ann (Smith) Daub [74-168]; m Nov. 15, 1897, CATHERINE CURRAN, b Feb. 14, 1869; dau Patrick and Mary Curran. Wood Carver; res., Green Lake, Maine. No issue. (1920.) [74-499] MARY MAGDALENE COPE DAUB, b Jan. 8, 1869; dau Henry G. and Mary Ann (Smith) Daub [74-168]; m Apr. 25, 1888, JOHN L. FARRELL, b Jan. 13, 1863; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Simon) Farrell. Carpet and rug salesman; res., 20 Huron Ave., Norwood, Del. Co., Pa. (1920.) No issue. 1086 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-500] WILLIAM SIMPSON DAUB, b July 28, 1871 ; s Henry G. and Mary Ann (Smith) Daub [74-168]; m Apr. 26, 1899, MARGARET VORES ANDERSON, b June 23, 1876; dau William and Salinda (Bright) Anderson. Cashier for bankers and brokers; res., Florence Apts., 49th and Florence Ave., West Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-503] HENRY DAUB, b May 25, 1859; s George W. and Hannah D. (Tyson) Daub [74-169]; m Jan. 12, 1883, ELIZABETH R. SWARTLEY, b Nov. 23, 1861; d July 13, 1919; dau Michael and Mary (Rosenberger) Swartley. Farmer; res., Souderton, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [74-898] 1. Marie, b Aug. 25, 1884; m George W. Rhoads. 2. Sarah, b Sept. 16, 1886; d Mar. 31, 1887. 3. Clayton, b Mar. 13, 1891; d Apr. 1, 1893. [74-899] 4. Elizabeth, b July 25, 1893; d Jan. 16, 1913; m Christian Wissler. [74-504] ANNIE REIMAN, b May 5, 1869; dau Herman and Louisa (Daub) Reiman [74-170]; rn Aug. 23, 1890, HARRY BUCHER FREDERICK, b Feb. 20, 1866 ; s Francis and Catherine (Bucher) Frederick. Laborer; res., Sumneytown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [74-900] 1. Forrest Reiman, b Feb. 26, 1891; m Elsie Schultz Keyser. 2. William Henry R., b Oct. 11, 1895; d Feb. 9, 1897. 3. Sallie May, b Apr. 14, 1898; Sumneytown, Pa. 4. Clarence Francis, b Aug. 6, 1901; 1242 11th St., Eddystone, Pa. 5. Carrie Alverda, b Apr. 1, 1910; d Sept. 13, 1910. [74-506] WILLIAM JEFFERSON REIMAN, b Sept. 19, 1878; s Herman and Louisa (Daub) Reiman [74-170]; m May 4, 1902, MINERVA HENDRICKS, b May 4, 1880; dau Frank O. and Mary (Sassaman) Hendricks. Farmer; Hoppenville, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Daisy Mae, b Dec. 9, 1902. 2. William Leslie, b May 27, 1906. 3. Raymond Claude, b Aug. 27, 1910. 4. Earl Stanley, b June 11, 1914; d June 23, 1914. 5. Margaret H., b Nov. 5, 1912. 6. Le Roy IL, b Dec. 30, 1915. 7. Myrtle H., b Nov. 5, 1917. [74-506.1] JOHN L. SHIPE, s George and Elizabeth (Leidy) Shipe [74-171] ; m MARIE (MARIA) SHULL (SCHOVE), dau Jacob and Catherine (Leidy) Schove. Farmer; lived in New Britain Twp., Pa. Children (2): 1. Isaiah, dec. [74-900.1] 2. George W., m Lydia Albright. In 1887 George W. Shipe was the only child of a well-to-do father. [ Battle's Hist., Bucks Co.] [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-506.6] LEIDY ECKEL, s Samuel and Catharine (Leidy) Eckel [74-171.1]; m MARY LEWIS, dau William Lewis of Hilltown, Pa. Res., Hatfield, Pa. [ Edward Matthews.] Children {2): 1. Horace. [74-900.2] 2. Lizzie, m Dr. Titus Albright, Hatfield, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-506.12] ISAIAH LEIDY, d 1887; s Zachariah and Catharine A. (Gable) Leidy [74-172]; m - SWARTZ, dau Andrew Swartz. Justice of the Peace; res., Hilltown Twp., Pa. [Edward Matthews — Unable to complete or verify.] [74-508a] ANDREW HAGENBUCH, s Joseph and Lydia (Hahn) Hagenbuch [74-173]; m 1st time, ELLEN AMANDA SCHNABEL, b Nov. 19, 1850; d Dec. 30, 1888. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1087 Children ( 5 ): [74-901] 1. William H., b Oct. 26, 1876; m Amelia H. Krauss. [74-902] 2. Lovine J., b Aug. 11, 1875; in Ellen E. Wentling. [74-903] 3. Mary, b Jan. 29, - ; d May 14, 1911; m F. D. Layton. [74-904] 4. Sylvester, b Feb. 13, 1881; m Katie Gery. [74-905] 5. Steward H., b Sept. 15, 1882; in Lizzie Garr. [74-508b] ANDREW HAGENBUCH, same as above, m 2nd time, DIANA STROH, dau Charles and Rebecca (Rohrbach) Stroll [75b-29a]. Res., East Greenville, Pa., R. D. (1919.) Children (10): 1. Amy Jane, b Sept. 20, 1890; d Mar. 20, 1907. [74-906] 2. Elmer, b Feb. 20, 1892; in Elaroo Wonsidler; Quakertown, Pa. [74-907] 3. Norman, b Nov. 17, 1893; m Maggie Linsenbigler; Spinnerstown, Pa. 4. Viola, b Dec. 10, 1896. 5. Wayne, b Mar. 1, 1899. 6. Myron, b July 23, 1901. 7. Luella, b Mar. 18, 1904. 8. Leon, b June 18, 1907. 9. Linwood, b May 1, 1910. 10. Stata, b July 13, 1913. [74-509] CHARLES HAHN, b Sept. 4, 1844; s Charles and Susanna (Marsch) Hahn [74-174]; m Aug. 8, 1868, ELLEN WEAVER, b Aug. 11, 1846; dau Philip and Sophia (Hock) Weaver. Res., 2006 Hay Terrace, Easton, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [74-908] 1. Clinton T., b July 3, 1870; in Catharine Shutt. [74-909] 2. Mary A., b Jan. 20, 1873; m John F. Sandt. [74-510] JAMES HAHN, b Oct. 28, 1845; d Oct. 24, 1879; s Charles and Susanna (Marsch) Hahn [74-174]; in Feb. 27, 1869, ROSE LAUBACH, b Dec. 26, 1849; dau Elias and Deborah Laubach. Farmer; res., 1525 Centre St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [74-910] 1. Charles, b Nov. 19, 1870; m Laura Deily; 427 North 6th St., Allentown, Pa. [74-911] 2. John A., b Oct. 15, 1871; m Selma J. Bruch. [74-912] 3. Samuel, b July 25, 1878; m Gertrude E. Schoch. [74-913] 4. Austin, b Aug. 6, 1875; m Stella Yotter. [74-914] 5. Sarah J., b Dec. 11, 1873; in William A. Rice. 6. Theodore, b July 25, 1869; d Sept. 28, 1869. [74-511] LUCINDA HAHN, b Nov. 10, 1838; d June 1, 1917; dau Charles and Susanna (Marsch) Hahn [74-174]; m 1866, EDWARD RODENBACH, b June 18, 1840; d Feb. 8, 1900; s Jesse and Lidia (Kostenbrader) Rodenbach. Res., Northampton, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [74-916] 1. James, b June 12, 1867; m Emma Kuntz. [74-917] 2. Sebilla, b Oct. 15, 1868; m James Hawk. [74-918] 3. Stephen, b Feb. 26, 1870; in Lucy Young. [74-919] 4. George, b Aug. 28, 1872; m Emma Newhard. [74-920] 5. Lewis F., b Nov. 9, 1873; m Camilla C. Hiestand. [74-921] 6. Mary L., b Nov. 9, 1876; m Harry E. Weitknecht. [74—922] 7. Monroe, b Sept. 25, 1879; m Cora Ivressler. [74-915] Lovin Krack, b May 3, 1862, natural son of Lucinda Hahn and William Krack; m Emma L. Kuntz. [74-512] MATILDA HAHN, b May 15, 1841; dau Charles and Susanna (Marsch) Hahn [74-174]; m June 16, 1861, GEORGE WERNER, b Oct. 6, 1839; s John H. and Barbray (Berger) Werner. Farm¬ er; res., Nazareth, R. D. 2, Pa. (1920.) 1088 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-923] [74-924] [74-925] [74-926] [74-927] [74-928] [74-929] Children ( 9 ): 1. Ellen, h Feb. 9, 1862; m Jeremiah Werkheiser. 2. Ida J., h Mar. 2, 1864; m Theodore Schug. 3. Annie, b July 18, 1867; m Alfred Frey. 4. George A., b June 28, 1869; m Emily Matilda Mitman. 5. John, b Feb. 11, 1871; d June 16, 1893. 6. Cora, b Oct. 8, 1872; m Milton Werkheiser; Easton, Pa. 7. Lillie, b Nov. 12, 1875; d Jan. 12, 1893. 8. Charles, b May 10, 1876; m Emma Roth; Easton, Pa. 9. Stella, b June 14, 1881; m Daniel R. Spence. [74-513] REUBEN HAHN, b Nov. 20, 1846; d June 11, 1884; s Jacob and Julia (Miller) Hahn [74-175a]; m Jan. 2, 1869, CATHARINE BEER, b June 8, 1848; dau Amos and Matilda (Kebler) Beer. Farmer; res., Lehighton, Pa. (1920.) [74-930a] [74-930b] [74-931] [74-932] [74-933] [74-934] [74-935] Children (7): 1 1. Adam H., b May 13, 1869; m { 1' Sitna HeffeMnger. j J 12. Arammda Stehly. 2. Nathan, b Mar. 24, 1871; m Lucinda Fox. 3. Milton, b Dec. 8, 1872; m Cora Steel. 4. William, b Nov. 14, 1874; m Alice Koch. 5. Matilda, b May 8, 1881; m Emerson Strohl. 6. Eva Christian, b Nov. 6, 1876; m George Leon. 7. Ellen, b May 25, 1879; d 1888. Catharine (Beer) Hahn, widow, married Joel Strohl, and had two children: 1. John; 2. Sophia. [74-514] SALLIE ANN HAHN, dau Jacob and Julia (Miller) Hahn [74-175a] ; m SAMUEL SMITH. Res., Palmerton, R. D., Pa. No issue. [ Further data unobtainable.} [74-515] CAROLINE HAHN, dec; dau Jacob and Julia (Miller) Hahn [74-175a]; m WILLIAM BUCK. Children ( 3 ): 1. Daniel; Palmerton, Pa. [74-936] 2. Leah, m Henry Behler. [74-937] 3. Daughter, m Dr. Ziegenfuss; Palmerton, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [74-516] LUCY ANN HAHN, dec; dau Jacob and Julia (Miller) Hahn [74-175a]; m JOHN BEER. Children (2): [74-938] 1. Emeline, m - - — Kleintop. [74-939] 2. Alvert.a, m - Smith. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [74-518] WASHINGTON HAHN, s Jacob and Julia (Miller) Hahn [74-175a]; m SALLIE BEER. Res., Palmerton, Pa., R. D. 1. Children (3): 1. James; 2. William; 3. Emma. On Aug. 23, 1915, the Overseers of the Poor of Towamencin Twp., Pa., gave a release for a share of dower money to Washington Hahn, executor of the estate of Jacob Hahn, and trustee of Sallie Ann Hahn, one of the heirs of Jacob Hahn. Sallie Ann Hahn had been a charge upon the District. [ Unable to co?nplete or verify.} [74-519] ENOS HAHN, dec; s Jacob and Julia (Miller) Hahn [74-1 75a]; m CATHARINE SMITH. Res., Palmerton, Pa., R. D. 2. Children (10): [74-940] 1. Lewis, b June 10, 1868; m Louisa Hoffacker. [74-941] 2. Eve, m Calvin Bartholomew; Northampton, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families J 089 3. John; Kunkletown, Pa. 4. Amos. [74-942] 5. Ellen, b Feb. 9, 1888; m Erastus Smith. 6. Emma. [74-943] 7. Mary C., b Apr. 19, 1882; m Calvin B. Edelman. 8. Amandus ; Palmerton, Pa. [74-944] 9. Elizabeth, b Dec. 7, 1896; m Harry A. Wentz. [74-945] 10. Lydia M., b Dec. 1, 1877; m Oliver J. Kleintop. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-520] CHRISTIANA HAHN, dau Jacob and Julia (Miller) Hahn [74-175a]; m JOHN ECK- HART. Res., Palmerton, Pa., R. D. 2. Children (7): 1. Nathan; 2. Lewis; 3. William; 4. Sylvester; 5. Fretta; 6. Mary; 7. Ella. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [74-521] SAMUEL HAHN, b Mar. 9, 1863; s Jacob and Sophia (Cope) Hahn [74-175b]; m Nov. 15, 1885, CATHARINE GREEN, b July 11, 1863; dau Joseph and Maria (George) Green. Black¬ smith; res., Lehighton, Pa., R. D. 4. (1921.) Children ( 6 ): [74-946] 1. Jacob, b May 17, 1887; m Mamie A. Moll. 2. Allen, b Mar. 23, 1903; unm; Lehighton, R. D. 2, Pa. [74-947] 3. Quinten, m Mabel Dield; Mauch Chunk, Pa. 4. Charles, dec. 5. Ellen, unm. [74-948] 6. Jennie, b Mar. 26, 1895; m Harvey Ziegenfuss. [Further data unobtainable.] [74-522] JACOB HAHN, s Jacob and Sophia (Cope) Hahn [74-175b]; m MINNIE REPPERT. Res., Lehighton, Pa., R. D. No issue. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-523] ELLA HAHN, dec; dau Jacob and Sophia (Cope) Hahn [74-175b] ; m JAMES WAGNER. Res., Bowmanstown, Pa. Children (6): 1. George, Parry ville, Pa.; 2. Clinton; 3. James, Parryville, Pa.; 4. Zenobia; 5. Rudolph. [74-948.1] 6. Maggie, m — — - - [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-524] FAYETTA SOPHIA HAHN, dec; dau Jacob and Sophia (Cope) Hahn [74-175b]; m MONROE GREEN. Res., Palmerton, Pa., R. F. D. 2. One child: [74-948.2] Lillie, m - Getz. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-530] LOUISA BENDER, b June 6, 1845; dau Jacob and Mary (Hahn) Bender [74-177]; m WILLIAM FLICK, b Sept. 17, 1840; d Oct. 21, 1914; s Henry and Louisa (Miller) Flick. Res., Bath, Pa. (1920.) Children (If): [74-949] 1. James A., b Dec. 4, 1864; m Sarah A. Erich. [74-950] 2. Mary E. S., b July 25, 1867; m Milton F. Smith. 3. Lydia S., b July 2, 1869; d Sept. 30, 1871. 4. Augustus F., b Nov. 2, 1870; Bath, Pa. 5. Elmer A., b Sept. 8, 1872; Bath, Pa. [74-951] 6. Hannah E., b Nov. 2, 1873; m John Barrall. [74-952] 7. Sarah K., b Jan. 6, 1876; m Samuel Barrall; Nazareth, Pa. 8. Cora S., b Mar. 15, 1877; d Aug. 29, 1877. [74-953] 9. Lieian Aquilla, b July 8, 1878; m Simon King. [74-954] 10. Marne V., b Sept. 23, 1880; m Samuel Steckel. 1090 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-955] 11. Mackie R., b Sept. 2, 1881; m James Hoch; Nazareth, Pa. [74-956] 12. Clara, b Aug. 12, 1884; m Victor Beam. [74-957] 13. Martha M., b Mar. 7, 1886; m Robert J. Mack. [74-958] 14. Myce, b Apr. 17, 1890; m William Eberly. [74-531a] LOVINE BENDER, b Sept. 17, 1847; s Jacob and Mary (Hahn) Bender [74-177]; m 1st time, Nov. 8, 1868, SUSAN SCHOENEBERGER, b June 19, 1850; d July 3, 1905. One child: [74-959] Ada M., b Sept. 30, 1883; m Jere L. Wentz. [74-531b] LOVINE BENDER, same as above, m 2nd time, Feb. 17, 1916, MARIA FENSTER MAKER, b Apr. 5, 1849. Carpenter; res., Northampton, Pa. (1920.) [74-532] RUFINA BENDER, b June 20, 1850; dau Jacob and Mary (Hahn) Bender [74-177]; m June 14, 1868, HARRY SCHOENEBERGER, b Aug. 20, 1845; s Isaac and Katie (Figel) Schoene- berger. Laborer; res., Catasauqua, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): [74-960] 1. Sylvester P., b June 2, 1869; m Emma Seyfried; Catasauqua, Pa. [74-961] 2. Henry F., b Mar. 12, 1871; d Jan. 22, 1919; m Lizzie Seyfried; Catasauqua, Pa. [74-962] 3. Charles J., b Feb. 26, 1883; m Emma Snyder. [74-963] 4. Thomas D., b July 20, 1885; m Florence Loper; Hokendauqua, Pa. [74-964] 5. Minnie M. C., b Sept. 19, 1874; m James Dougherty. [74-965] 6. Mabel I., b Oct. 23, 1889; m William Balliet. [74-535] MANTANA BENDER, b Apr. 8, 1856; dau Jacob and Mary (Hahn) Bender [74-177]; m Mar. 10, 1877, AUGUST LAUBACH, b June 6, 1854; s Frank and Mary Ann (Smith) Laubach. Farmer; res., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (8): [74-965.1] 1. William J., b Aug. 15, 1879; m Martha E. Van Billiard. [74-965.2] 2. Robert F., b Mar. 18, 1882; m Anna L. Schall. [74-965.3] 3. Howard E., b Sept. 5, 1886; m Annie E. Kurtz. [74-536] ELIAS BENDER, b Jan. 13, 1862; s Jacob and Mary (Hahn) Bender [74-177]; m Sept. 26, 1891, IDA M. FRITZ, b May 19, 1868; dau Gideon and Caroline (Moser) Fritz. Blacksmith; res., Bath, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): [74-965.4] 1. Bertha I., b June 27, 1895; m Milton G. Houser. 2. William H., b Nov. 26, 1898; d Oct. 4, 1902. 3. Lottie M., b May 11, 1900; d Sept. 13, 1902. [74-965.5] 4. Elsie R., b Mar. 8, 1902; m Oscar Edelman; Bath, Pa. 5. Infant son, b Aug. 5, 1905; d Aug. 5, 1905. [74-540a] ALEXANDER L. HAHN, b June 20, 1854; s Elias and Caroline (Kostenbader) Hahn [74-180]; m 1st time, May 15, 1875, ELEMANDA BONDEN, b Mar. 7, 1855; d Dec. 23, 1896. Children ( 8 ): [74-966] 1. Samuel, b Dec. 4, 1876; m Anna Gishel. [74-967] 2. Ellen, b July 7, 1879; m Herbert Hess. [74-968] 3. Aetna, b Apr. 13, 1880; m Frank Detweiler. [74-969] 4. Asher L., b Oct. 3, 1881; m Florence M. Schultz. [74-970] 5. Howard M., b Aug. 1, 1883; m Anna Rasely. [74—971 ] 6. Cula, b Aug. 16, 1887; m Jacob Bachman; Bethlehem, Pa. [74-972] 7. Daisy, b Jan. 12, 1891; m Floyd Border; Glendon, Pa. [74—973] 8. Henry Wilson, b July 23, 1892; m Amy Wasser. [74-540b] ALEXANDER L. HAHN, same as above, in 2nd time, Mar. 23, 1898, MARY F. BUSH, d Dec. 8, 1912; aged fifty-eight yrs. No issue. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1091 [74-540c] ALEXANDER L. HAHN, same as above, m 3rd time, July 15, 1915, CAROLINE WENTZ. No issue. Carpenter; res., Easton, Pa. (1920.) [74-541] ELLEN M. HAHN, b Mar. 23, 1852 ; d Apr. 29, 1919; dau Elias and Caroline (Kostenbader) Hahn [74-180] ; m May 8, 1870, RICHARD A. SEIFERT, b Mar. 8, 1847 ; d May 13, 1918; s Jacob and Hannah (Beisel) Seifert. Farmer; res., Nazareth, Pa., R. D. 2. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [74-974] 1. Emma A., b Sept. 12, 1870; m Andrew M. Silfies. [74-975] 2. George O., b Oct. 29, 1873; m Laura R. Hoch. [74-976] 3. Mary C., b Dec. 15, 1878; m William T. Johnson. [74-543] SARAH A. HAHN, b Sept. 30, 1857; dau Elias and Caroline (Kostenbader) Hahn [74- 180] ; m Dec. 26, 1874, WILLIAM HECKMAN, b Sept. 11, 1852; d June 19, 1911 ; s David and Mary (Hagenbuch) Heckman. Farmer; res., Easton, Pa., R. D. (1920.) One child: [74-977] Charles F., b July 5, 1881; m Annie Alice Miller. [74-548] MARGARET L. HEAVENER, b Nov. 4, 1851; d Oct. 29, 1903; dau Wilson and Eliza (Lear) Heavener [74-184]; m Mar. 18, 1882, ALBERT B. DURYEA, b July 4, 1853; s George W. and Barbara Anne (Savidge) Duryea. Millwright; res., Lambertville, N. J. (1919.) Children (2): [74-978] 1. Paul G., b June 24, 1883; m Susie B. Robbins. 2. Edwin J., b July 21, 1886; unm; 221 Bellevue Ave., Trenton, N. J. [74-549] SAMUEL HEAVENER, b Dec. 25, 1853; s Wilson and Eliza (Lear) Heavener [74-184]; m Oct. 20, 1877, ELLA LUTZ, b Aug. 27, 1860. Res., Hellertown, Pa. (1918.) Children (10): 1. Theodore, d in infancy. 2. Norris, b June 21, 1879; d Oct. 16, 1881. [74-979] 3. Ada, b Dec. 10, 1880; m George Merritt. 4. Charles, b Dec. 4, 1882; d Dec. 15, 1883. [74-980] 5. Ella, b May 21, 1884; m J. Harry McGordy; 1219 Ferry St., Easton, Pa. 6. Hugh, b Feb. 17, 1886; d Sept. 29, 1918. [74-981] 7. Wilson, b Aug. 2, 1887; m Emma A. Hineline. [74-982] 8. Thomas, b June 29, 1889; m Emma C. Wilson. [74—983] 9. Melvin, b July 24, 1891; m Cora Keiper. 10. Elizabeth, b Apr. 19, 1898. [74-550] JOHN HEAVENER, b Apr. 5, 1856; s Wilson and Eliza (Lear) Heavener [74-184]; m Oct. 16, 1878, ELIZA A. RYMOND, b July 17, 1857; dau George and Eliza Ann (Piatt) Rymond. Farmer; res., Columbus, N. J. (1919.) Children (6): [74-984] 1. Clara R., b Sept. 3, 1879; m William P. Fuhrman. 2. Cynthia W., b Nov. 30, 1883; d Aug. 14, 1885. 3. Oscar, b June 6, 1886; d Feb. 28, 1888. [74-985] 4. Emma, b Apr. 3, 1889; m Harry W. Mount. 5. Margaret, b Mar. 15, 1892; Columbus, N. J. 6. Eva, b June 9, 1894; Columbus, N. J. [74-552] HENRY HEAVENER, b Mar. 13, 1863; s Wilson and Eliza (Lear) Heavener [74-184]; m Dec. 24, 1887, PHOEBE HANNAH WATSON, b Apr. 10, 1866; d Mar. 8, 1900; dau Aaron A. and Phoebe Ann (Satterthwaite) Watson. Blacksmith; res., Fallsington, Pa. (1920.) One child: [74-986] Herman M., b July 4, 1891; m Ella McGetrick. [74-553] WILLIAM HEAVENER, b Oct. 19, 1865; s Wilson and Eliza (Lear) Heavener [74-184]; m July 7, 1889, AMY ALWILDA BRYAN, b Nov. 28, 1867; dau Lewis K. and Agnes (Godshalk) Bryan. Blacksmith; res., Montgomeryville, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (13): 1. Ethel, b Nov. 6, 1889; m Richard Reese. 2. Carrie A., b Aug. 21, 1891; d Mar. 31, 1905. 3. Herbert, b Jan. 28, 1893; m Mary A. Schong. 4. Alwilda, b Dec. 17, 1895; m Craig Casey. 5. Frances, b Oct. 12, 1896. 6. Roscoe, b Mar. 9, 1898. 7. Stanley, b Feb. 10, 1900. 8. Sallie A., b Dec. 7, 1901. 9. Florence A., b Oct. 31, 1904. 10. Claud B., b Sept. 2, 1906. 11. Elva O., b Oct. 5, 1908. 12. Erma A., b June 16, 1911. 13. Eunice O., b Sept. 21, 1913. [74-555] HOWARD HEAVENER, b Jan. 5, 1872; s Wilson and Eliza (Lear) Heavener [74-184]; m Sept. 24, 1899, ALMEDA PERKINS, b Oct. 27, 1874; dau Brayton M. and Lena A. (Dickey) Perkins. Bookkeeper; res., Calexico, Cal. (1920.) Children (4): 1. Reina Ana, b July 15, 1901. 2. Hazel Vera, b Jan. 26, 1903. 3. Effie May, b Mar. 8, 1904. 4. Almeda Jessie, b Oct. 29, 1915. [74-556] JAMES WILLIAMS, b Oct. 29, 1849; s William and Elizabeth (Heavener) Williams [74-185]; m Jan. 30, 1875, ADALINE RILEY, b Nov. 3, 1850; d May 18, 1915; dau John and Sarah (Leidich) Riley. Farmer; res., Upper Black Eddy, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [74-990] 1. Edith, b Feb. 7, 1876; m August Barlow. [74—991 ] 2. Walter, b Aug. 26, 1879; m Sarah Duffy; Upper Black Eddy, Pa. [74-992] 3. Edgar, b Jan. 5, 1881; m Jennie Pursell; Upper Black Eddy, Pa. 4. Bertha, b Nov. 27, 1883; d June 12, 1896. [74-993] 5. William, b May 15, 1886; m Miriam E. Hunt. 6. Elizabeth, b Dec. 2, 1889; Upper Black Eddy, Pa. [74-557] JANE WILLIAMS, b Oct. 31, 1851; dau William and Elizabeth (Heavener) Williams [74-185]; m Dec. 24, 1883, RICHARD W. KINTNER, b Sept. 2, 1860; d Feb. 9, 1918; s Hugh and Amanda (Rufe) Kintner. Farmer; res., Kintnersville, Pa. (1919.) One child: William, b Apr. 9, 1886; Kintnersville, Pa. [74-558] SUSAN WILLIAMS, b May 23, 1854; dau William and Elizabeth (Heavener) Williams [74-185]; m Oct. 28, 1876, WILLIAM E. FINE, b Sept. 15, 1855; s John and Maria (Lippincott) Fine. Laborer; res., Upper Black Eddy, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): 1. Elizabeth, b Jan. 30, 1878; d Mar. 16, 1886. [74-994] 2. Carrie, b Aug. 20, 1882; m Jacob W. Arnold. 3. Kenneth, b Mar. 20, 1893; d May 26, 1901. 4. Lillian, b Mar. 30, 1895. [74-559] KATE WILLIAMS, b Dec. 18, 1869; dau William and Elizabeth (Heavener) Williams [74-185]; m Apr. 3, 1893, WILLIAM M. PAETZELL, b Sept. 24, 1868; s Joseph and Katharine (Kutenberger) Paetzell. Assistant yardmaster; res., 31 Evans Ave., Trenton, N. J. (1919.) Children (5): 1. W. Clifford, b Dec. 2, 1893; unm; Detroit, Michigan. 2. Russell S., b Apr. 6, 1897; unm; 31 Evans Ave., Trenton. 3. Herbert N., b June 9, 1899; unm; 31 Evans Ave., Trenton. 4. Leslie R., b Nov. 22, 1901; unm; 31 Evans Ave., Trenton. 5. Ethel F., b Sept. 22, 1907; unm; 31 Evans Ave., Trenton. 1092 [74-987] [74-988] [74-989] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1093 [74-560] AMANDA SMITH, b June 17, 1871; dau Francis H. and Sarah (Snyder) Smith [74-187]; m Dec. 16, 1893, JAMES ELMER HIGH, b Aug. 1, 1867; d Apr. 1, 1909; s Levi and Elizabeth (Nicho¬ las) High. Undertaker; res., Quakertown, Pa., R. D. 5. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Mabel Ruth, b June 11, 1896; d Mar. 30, 1897. [74-995] 2. Warren Linford, b June 8, 1898; m Elsie Mae L. Bearn. [74-562] JOHN SMITH, b Aug. 31, 1880; s Francis H. and Sarah (Snyder) Smith [74-187]; m Apr. 20, 1905, FLOSSIE CRESSMAN, b Sept. 7, 1885; dau William Clinton and Mary (Smetzer) Cressman. Merchant; res., 305 East Broad St., Quakertown, Pa. (1919.) One child: J. Oswald, b Apr. 14, 1911. [74-563] EMILY SMITH, b 1869; d Sept. 19, 1916; dau Oliver and Mary Smith [74-189]; m - LONG. One child: Raymond; served in A. E. F. in France. [ Unable to verify or complete .] [74-564] KATHARINE HAINES SMITH, b Jan. 17, 1884; dau George H. and Emelie W. C. (Oehns) Smith [74-190]; m Nov. 27, 1907, JAMES J. BROWN, b Apr. 27, 1885; s James J. and Eliza¬ beth (Newnom) Brown. Locomotive engineer; res., Rahway, N. J., Route 1, Box 127b. 0 919.) One child: Mildred C., b Dec. 6, 1912. [74-565] GEORGE HEAVENER SMITH, b Apr. 11, 1889; s George H. and Emilie W. C. (Oehns) Smith [74-190]; m Mar. 5, 1912, AUGUSTA V. BRANDT, b Mar. 5, 1891 ; dau Peter H. and Johanna (Bark) Brandt. Mechanical engineer; res., 1726 Courtland St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. George H., b June 2, 1916. 2. Augusta, b Jan. 29, 1915; d Feb. 26, 1915. 3. Dorris E., b Jan. 23, 1918. [74-566] GEORGE OTT, b Oct. 20, 1862; d Aug. 28, 1901 ; s Emery J. and Sarah (Reagle) Ott [74- 193]; m MATILDA V. KLINE. Druggist. Children (3): [74-996a] ] , F * K { 1. Helen Bears, dec. [74-996b] ] ’ 1 2. Mabel Beck; Easton, Pa. 2. Sallie, dec. 3. Katharine, b Jan. 16, 1900; d Dec., 1913. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [74-567] DR. JAMES E. OTT, b Apr. 25, 1865; s Emery J. and Sarah (Reagle) Ott [74-193]; m Aug. 27, 1896, ELLA M. JACKMAN, b Dec. 13, 1855; dau John and Margaret (Woye) Jackman. Physician; res., Clyde, Ohio. No issue. (1919.) [74-568] EDWARD OTT, b Sept. 18, 1867; s Emery J. and Sarah (Reagle) Ott [74-193]; m ELLA - . Res., Bangor, Pa., R. D. One child: Beulah. [ Further data unobtainable .] [74-569] CHARLES O. OTT, b Nov. 20, 1869; s Emery J. and Sarah (Reagle) Ott [74-193]; m ELMIRA JANE MANN, b June 8, 1871; dau Theodore and Wilmina (Speer) Mann. Farmer; res. Bangor, Pa., R. D. 2. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Emery J., b Oct. 6, 1899. 2. George O., b May 17, 1902. 3. Jennie M., b Sept. 10, 1894; d Nov. 6, 1912. [74-570] JANE OTT, b Nov. 5, 1873; dau Emery J. and Sarah (Reagle) Ott [74-193]; m Nov. 16, 1893, GEORGE MILLER, b Feb. 15, 1872; s Lorenzo F. and Harriet (Krout) Miller. Machinist; res., Willow Grove, Pa. (1919.) 1094 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4).* [74-997] 1. Stella M., b Oct. 23, 1895; m Earl E. Stoneback. 2. Kenneth F., b Jan. 27, 1900; unm. 3. Alice E., b Apr. 30, 1906. 4. Charles O., b May 13, 1908. [74-571] MARTHA OTT, b Oct. 2, 1876; dau Emery J. and Sarah (Reagle) Ott [74-193]; m Dec. 10, 1898, JESSE C. ROSENBERRY, b July 13, 1872; s Samuel and Rosa (Shimer) Rosenberry. Farmer; res., Bangor, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Helen, b May 30, 1905. 2. James, b Mar. 30, 1907. [74-572] JOSEPH EMERY OTT, b Dec. 20, 1878; s Emery J. and Sarah (Reagle) Ott [74-193]; m June 2, 1917, MAME AUGUSTA MENGLE, b Sept. 24, 1885; dau Jonas A. and Lyna (Swope) Mengle. Machine operator; res., 41 Evelyn Ave., Phillipsburg, N. J. (1919.) No issue. [74-573] ALICE OTT, b Jan. 3, 1881 ; dau Emery J. and Sarah (Reagle) Ott [74-193] ;m ELBERT MILLER. Res., Mt. Bethel, Pa. One child: Allen. [ Further data unobtainable .] [74-574] STELLA OTT, b Oct. 1, 1883; dau Emery J. and Sarah (Reagle) Ott [74-193]; m Sept. 28, 1912, ALLEN GRANBERRY VAN HORN, b Sept. 28, 1887; s Andrew N. and Joanna (Beck) Van Horn. Farmer; res., Hainesburg, N. J. No issue. (1919.) [74-578] MINNIE MAY OTT, b May 7, 1876; dau Peter G. and Elizabeth (Reagle) Ott [74-198]; m Nov. 25, 1897, S. C. LINABERRY, b June 22, 1870; s John and Elizabeth (Harting) Linaberry. Machinist; res., Bangor, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): [74-998] 1. Reta Elizabeth, b Nov. 2, 1898; m J. P. McEuroe; Bangor, Pa. 2. Mae Belle, b Jan. 27, 1900. 3. Fred Ott, b Aug. 19, 1901. 4. Edward Clark, b Feb. 3, 1902. 5. Blair Kelsey, b Nov. 11, 1907. 6. John Peter, b Nov. 17, 1911. [74-579] REAGLE OTT, b Jan. 16, 1878; s Peter G. and Elizabeth (Reagle) Ott [74-198]; m June 17, 1897, ELSIE LOCKARD, b Dec. 18, 1879; dau Thomas and Emma (Eckert) Lockard. Slater; res., Bangor, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Theodore, b Jan. 14, 1899. 2. Maude, 5 Dec. 19, 1900. 3. Bessie, b Apr. 8, 1908. 4. Kathryn, b July 9, 1912. 5. Joyce, b May 30, 1918. [74-580] FLORENCE ADELL OTT, b Feb. 27, 1887; dau Peter G. and Elizabeth (Reagle) Ott [74-198] ; m Dec. 31, 1906, JOHN H. PARSON, b Jan. 13, 1886. Slater; res., 419 Broad St., Pen Argyl, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Reagle, b Aug. 19, 1907. 2. Christiana, b July 17, 1913. 3. Emily, b Apr. 29, 1915. 4. Ada, b Aug. 14, 1916. 5. Lloyd, b Nov. 9, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1095 [74-581] ORANTES RAESLY, b Sept. 18, 1849; s William and Mary (Oyer) Raesly [74-218]; m Apr. 5, 1876, CORA E. BUSHMAN, b June 5, 1853; dau George H. and Jane (Diver) Bushman. Farmer; res., Marshall, Mich. (1919.) Children (8): 1. Claude E., b Apr. 19, 1878; d Sept. 5, 1896. [74-999] 2. Theta E., b Nov. 21, 1881; m E. W. Landenberger. 3. Harold G., b Jan. 19, 1887. [74-583] SAMUEL E. RAESLY, b Oct. 6, 1856; s Levi and Susan E. (Eilenberger) Raesly [74-219] ; m July 30, 1878, EMMA E. SNYDER, b Nov. 13, 1859; dau Jacob and Rebecca (Albert) Snyder. Justice of the Peace; res., Bangor, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): [74-1000] 1. George W., b Feb. 22, 1880; m Elizabeth Krom; 62 W. Rockland St., Phila., Pa. [74-1001] 2. J. Ray, b Jan. 26, 1885; m Hattie Franklin; 24 S. Front St., Easton, Pa. [74-584] PAULINE RAESLY, b July, 1858; d 1901; dau Levi and Susan E. (Eilenberger) Raesly [74-219]; m DAVIS HAMBRIGHT. One child: [74-1001.1] Jennie, m Ray T. Stoffletz; Bethlehem, Pa. [ Unable to complete; letters unans .] [74-585] EMMA J. RAESLY, b Nov. 6, 1859; dau Levi and Susan E. (Eilenberger) Raesly [74— 219]; m Aug. 11, 1881, ANDREW EYER. Res., Bangor, Pa. (1920.) Children {3): [74-1001.2] 1. Joseph A., b May 10, 1882; m Mary C. Doyle. 2. Grace D., b Jan. 8, 1884; Bangor, Pa. 3. Lena C., b Mar. 9, 1886; Bangor, Pa. [74-592a] DR. ISAAC OTT, b Nov. 30, 1847; d Jan. 1, 1916; s Jacob and Sally A. (LaBarre) Ott [74-221]; m 1st time, Apr. 30, 1877, EMMA D. FREEMAN FIELD, dau Dr. C. C. Field, of Easton, Pa. [74-592b] DR. ISAAC OTT, same as above, m 2nd time, Oct. 14, 1886, KATHARINE K. WYCOFF of Belvidere, N. J. The will of Dr. Isaac Ott was probated Jan. 10, 1916, in which children are men¬ tioned but they are not named. Isaac Ott, A.M., M.D., was born in Northampton Co., Pa., and died at his home in Easton, Pa. His early education was obtained in a boarding school located at Hackettstown, N. J., and Blair Hall at Blairstown, N. J. In 1865 he entered Lafayette College where he remained until the end of the Junior year. In 1876 he received the honorary degree of A.M. from the same institution. Dr. Ott received his M.D. degree in 1869 from the University of Pennsylvania, and immediately thereafter continued his studies in the Universities of Leipzig and Berlin. He also attended the lectures of Prof. A. Flick, at Wurzburg, and took a course in histological work with Prof. E. Klein in London. Upon his return from Europe in 1870 he became a resident physician in St. Mary’s Hospital, Phila., after which he settled in Easton, Pa., for general medical and surgical practice and soon created an un¬ usual demand for his professional services. In 1874, Dr. Ott worked for several months with Prof. Bow- ditch at Harvard. In 1878, Dr. Ott was appointed lecturer in Physiology in the University of Pennsylvania, and one year later was elected a fellow in Biology in the Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Ott’s reputation as a physiologist and an original investigator grew steadily, and in 1894 he was elected to the chair of Physi¬ ology in the Medico-Chirurgical College, Phila., a position which he held until his death. For several years, beginning with 1895, Dr. Ott held the office of Dean in the same institution. It is quite within the limits of truth to state that as the result of his incumbency of this office, the school received a decided impetus. Dr. Ott was a member of the Consulting Staff of Neurologists of the Asylum for the Insane at Norristown, Pa., a member of the American Physiological Society, the German Medical Society of New York, the Philadelphia Neurological Society, the American Society of Naturalists and many other local, state, and national medical societies. As an indication of his standing as a physiologist it is only nec- 1096 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families essary to mention that he was elevated to the Presidency of the American Physiological Society a few years prior to his death. To mention all of the contributions made by Dr. Ott to medicine and science would lead too far afield, but a few of his accomplishments should be enumerated. Perhaps the most noteworthy achieve¬ ment of his professional career was the discovery of the Thermogenic Centers. He was the author of “Action of Medicines,” 1878; “Modern Antipyretics,” 1892; “Contribution to Physiology and Patholo¬ gy of the Nervous System (in 20 parts);” “Intestinal Peristalsis;” “Physiological Action of Drugs;” “Internal Secretions,” 1910. In 1904 Dr. Ott issued a standard work entitled a “Text-Book of Phys¬ iology,” which was at once accorded a most favorable reception. As a lecturer Dr. Ott was not eloquent, but perhaps no one ever taught physiology to more appre¬ ciative classes; this was due to the magnetic force of his personality and the feeling that he spoke with authority. His intellectual powers were of the highest type and his personal magnetism drew to him all who came within his presence. It was, as often happens with racial benefactors, not given to Dr. Ott to see the fruit of his labors, or of his discoveries, beyond the limits of a few brief years. One of his marked personal qualities was gentleness, although he- was capable of manifesting great firmness of character when the occasion seemed to demand it. Dr. Ott -was a physician and scientist worthy of companionship of the greatest and the best. [James M. Anders, M. D .] [74-595.1] MARY BECK, dau John and Catharine (Ott) Beck [74-225]; m JOSEPH K. HAGE- MAN. One child: Alice. [ Unable to locate or verify.] [74-598] CLARA POLEY, b Jan. 22, 1844; dau Jeremiah and Mary Ann (Bigony) Poley [74-227]; m May 16, 1865, DR. JACOB OLIVER KNIPE, b Sept. 3, 1837; d June 4, 1919; s Dr. Jacob and Ra¬ chael (Evans) Knipe. Physician; lived in Norristown, Pa. Children (6): 1. Irvin P., b Feb. 27, 1866; m [74-1003] 2. Reinoehl, b Sept. 14, 1867 ; m Josephine W. Anderson. [74-1004] 3. Jay C., b Jan. 12, 1869; m Ruth Blanche Krauss. 4. Francis Warren, b Apr. 29, 1873; d Jan. 1, 1877. [74-1005] 5. George Linley, b Mar. 27, 1875; m S. Edith Murray. [74-1006] 6. Norman L., b Dec. 31, 1878; m Katherine E. Miller. Dr. Jacob O. Knipe was born in New Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. After attending the public schools of his native township, Dr. Knipe attended Freeland Seminary, and Mount Pleasant Seminary at Boyertown, Pa., and also Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa. He then pursued the study of medicine with his father and brothers. Dr. Knipe was graduated from the Jefferson Medical College, Phila., in 1862, after which he established himself in Norristown where he built a large and successful practice. [74-599] GEORGE W. POLEY, b Apr. 23, 1848; s Jeremiah and Mary Ann (Bigony) Poley [74- 227]; m Aug. 22, 1871, ANNIE M. TITLOW, b Oct. 20, 1849; dau Reuben C. and Sarah S. (Levering) Titlow. Civil Engineer; res., 353 White Hall Road, Norristown, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Irene Levering, b Jan. 1, 1874; d Feb. 2, 1879. [74-1007] 2. George Milton, b June 21, 1880; m Anna Frances Dreslin. [43-356] 3. Katharine Christine, b Sept. 6, 1882; m Edwin G. Kurtz. [74-600] WARREN H. POLEY, b Apr. 2, 1856; s Jeremiah andMary Ann (Bigony) Poley [74-227]; m Sept. 25, 1883, MARTHA CORSON, b Dec. 13, 1857 ; dau Elias Hicks and Emily (Harris) Corson. Retired druggist; res., 33 E. Upsal St., Mt. Airy, Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Emily Corson, b Oct. 13, 1887; unm; 33 E. Upsal St., Phila., Pa. 2. Corson, b Nov. 7, 1889; unm; Burlington, N. J. 3. Irvin Corson, b Nov. 11, 1891; m Frances L. Ross. f 1. Margaret Richardson. 1 2. Anna E. Lovett. [74-1002a] 1 [74-1002b] J [74-1008] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1097 [74-601] DR. CYRUS S. POLEY, b June 16, 1849; d Mar. 9, 1893; s Dr. Francis B. and Barbara K. (Swartley) Poley [74-228]; m Dec. 29, 1879, KATHERINE WATT, b Jan. 9, 1852; dau William and Catharine (Kay) Watt. Physician; res., Boulder, Colo. (1919.) Children (2): [74-1009] 1. Ethel E., b Sept. 27, 1882 ; m Luther F. Bradbury. [74-1010] 2. Cyrus W., b Sept. 10, 1886; m Mildred M. McNutt. [74-602] FRANCIS HENRY POLEY, b Mar. 2, 1854; d Sept. 16, 1892; s Dr. Francis B. and Bar¬ bara K. (Swartley) Poley [74-228]; m AMELIA C. CURRIN, b - ; d Mar. 10, 1904; dau James W. and Katherine (Rickard) Currin. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Helen Catherine, b July 7, 1883; American Y. M. C. A., Paris. 2. Horace W., b Sept. 15, 1886; Larkspur, Cal. [74-603] HORACE S. POLEY, b Aug. 1, 1863; s Dr. Francis B. and Barbara K. (Swartley) Poley [74-228] ; m June 20, 1889, MARGARET JANE FERGUSON, b Apr. 9, 1865; dau Francis and Mary E. (Watson) Ferguson. Photographer; res., 2414 North Nevada Ave., Colorado Springs, Col. (1919.) Children ( 6 ); [74-1011] 1. Elizabeth F., b Mar. 27, 1890; m Walter H. Schrader. [74-1012] 2. Francis F., b May 9, 1891; m Irva Alice Sheard. 3. Horace S., b Dec. 29, 1896. 4. William F., b July 12, 1901. 5. Margaret Susan, b Aug. 12, 1904. 6. Linnaeus S., b Dec. 13, 1911. [74-605] DR. HARMAN LONGACRE, b Dec. 31, 1854; d Oct. 18, 1911; s David and Hannah (Reinhart) Longacre [74-229]; m May 28, 1884, NETTIE BELLE NORTON, b Sept. 1, 1861; d Feb. 6, 1914; dau George F. and Frances C. (Stone) Norton. Physician, surgeon, and druggist; res., 125 E. Illinois St., St. Charles, Illinois. One child: [74-1013] Frank Harman, b Aug. 17, 1887; m Edna Maria Halstead. [74-606] ANNIE LONGACRE, b June 14, 1855; dau David and Hannah (Reinhart) Longacre [74-229]; m Nov. 19, 1884, THOMAS G. WYNN, b May 5, 1850; d Feb. 24, 1916; s Samuel and Ann (Guest) Wynn. Carpenter; res., Spring City, Pa. (1919.) One child: Mary R., b Jan. 3, 1895; unm; Spring City, Pa. [74-608] MARY ANN REINHART, b Apr. 27, 1856; d Sept. 17, 1913; dau Jacob B. and Ann R. (Catern) Reinhart [74-230]; m JOHN D. HAMPTON, b Apr. 27, 1854; s David and Sarah (Orner) Hampton. Res., 222 E. Fifth St., Conshohocken, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [74-1014] 1. Amy R., b June 18, 1877; m William Duddy. [74-1015] 2. Annie, b Dec. 15, 1878; d May 29, 1915; m William Duddy. [74—1016] 3. William Cleaver, b May 20, 1882; m Helen Nuss. [74-609] ANNIE GRING, b Feb. 24, 1852; d Feb. 22, 1916; dau John L. and Elizabeth (Urich) Gring [74—231 ] ; m Sept. 4, 1870, AARON WERNER, b Dec. 6, 1849; d Mar. 6, 1919. Hotel-keeper; Waynesboro, Pa. Children (2): 1. Daughter, stillborn; Jan. 6, 1875. [74-1016.1] 2. Nora, b Apr. 18, 1876; m Brice Curran. [74-609.1] JOHN ALFRED SELTZER, 5 Oct. 2, 1853; s Jacob C. and Elizabeth A. (Gring) Seltzer [74-232]; m Dec. 30, 1875, SALLIE MARIA McADAM, b Feb. 23, 1851; d Sept. 23, 1910; dau Samuel A. and Susan (Walter) McAdam. Clerk; res., Peckville, Pa. (1920.) 1098 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-1017a] [74-1017b] [74-1018] Children ( 3 ): 1. Walter Gring, b Dec. 26, 1877; m ( \ Anna Bittner. I 2. Ida Zimmerman. 2. Edna Elizabeth, b Nov. 13, 1879; unm. 3. Clarke McAdam, b June 9, 1890; m J. Eloise Stewart. [74-610] SAVILLA ROELLER, b Nov. 5, 1858; d Sept. 22, 1918; dau Jesse and Emeline (Dengler) Roeller [74-234]; m Feb. 4, 1891, HARRY SHARTLE, b May 4, 1862; s William J. and Lea Shartle. Hotelman; res., Jonestown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [74-1019] 1. Florence, b Dec. 24, 1898; m Paul F. Swope. [74-1020] 2. William J., b Sept. 23, 1900; m Nora M. Bowman. [74-611] BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ROELLER,. b Oct. 8, 1859; s Jesse and Emeline (Dengler) Roeller [74-234]; m Apr. 17, 1886, CATHERINE SPARE BEAN, b Jan. 6, 1866; d Oct. 14, 1915; dau John G. and Anna J. (Spare) Bean. Inspector for the Labor and Industry of Pa. ; res., 342 Washington St., Royersford, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Clarence B., b Aug. 26, 1888; d Nov. 10, 1892. 2. William B., b Oct. 9, 1890; d Oct. 13, 1890. [74-1021] 3. Russel S., b Oct. 1, 1892; m Miriam C. Reber. 4. Iva Anna, b July 30, 1894; Royersford, Pa. [74-1022] 5. Charles B., b Feb. 19, 1897; m L. Margaret Cressman. 6. Verna B., b Aug. 11, 1899; Royersford, Pa. [74-1023] 7. Flora Frieda, b Dec. 23, 1900; m Carl March. 8. Elyria Price, b Dec. 10, 1903; Royersford, Pa. [74-612] ELIZABETH ROELLER, b July 6, 1861; dau Jesse and Emeline (Dengler) Roeller [74- 234]; m July 21, 1894, HARRY ELTONHEAD, b Aug. 25, 1872; s John F. and Hannah (Swayne) Eltonhead. Laborer; res., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: [74-1024] Ella N., b July 31, 1895; m C. E. Maharg. [74-613] MAME E. ROELLER, b Aug. 31, 1866; dau Jesse and Emeline (Dengler) Roeller [74- 234] ; m June 16, 1883, ADAM GRANDER, b Apr. 16, 1863. Moulder; res., 1020 West Fifth St., Chester, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [74-1025] 1. Harry M., b Aug. 31, 1883; m Annie Goodman; Chester, Pa. [74—1026] 2. Willis, b Aug. 18, 1884; m Alice Ollinger; Chester, Pa. [74-1027] 3. Leroy, b Mar. 22, 1888; m Bessie Webb; Chester, Pa. [74-1028] 4. Emma M., b May 25, 1891; m Grover Kulp. 5. Earl, b June 5, 1894; d Mar. 25, 1895. [74-1029] 6. Maylon J., b Apr. 22, 1897; d Oct. 1, 1918; m Jennie Burns. 7. Ellwood, b Sept. 13, 1904. [74-614] SARAH ROELLER, b June 25, 1869; dau Jesse and Emeline (Dengler) Roeller [74-234]; m May 21, 1888, SAMUEL WAGNER, b July 3, 1867. Foreman in steel foundry; res., 733 Franklin St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [74-1030] 1. Charles, b Mar. 22, 1889; m Lulu Snyder. 2. Dorothy, b Apr. 8, 1903. [74-615] ADA ROELLER, b Aug. 31, 1873; dau Jesse and Emeline (Dengler) Roeller [74-234]; m June 13, 1890, RAY CURRIER, b Jan. 31, 1871; d Sept. 30, 1912; s Charles E. and Anna F. (Randall) Currier. Electrician; res., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1099 Children (5): [74-1031] 1. Anna Mildred, b Feb. 2, 1892; m Carl J. Saalbach. [74-1032] 2. Emeline Florence, b June 22, 1894; m Norman T. Bicking. [74-1033] 3. Marion Ruth, b June 19, 1897; m French C. Gray. 4. Eugene Luke, b Jan. 11, 1907. 5. Raymond, b Jan. 17, 1913. [74-616] ROBERT G. BROOKE, b Feb. 10, 1866; s Matthew and Mary Ann (Roeller) Brooke [74-235]; m HANNAH MALINDA BERTOLET, b Oct. 8, 1873; dau Samuel and Malinda (Houck) Bertolet. Res., R. F. D. 4, Pottstown, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): [74-1034] 1. Walter LeRoy, b Oct. 20, 1893; m Caroline Shoop. 2. Helen W., b Jan. 4, 1896; unm; 1757 K St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 3. Evelyn C., b Dec. 22, 1899; unm; R. F. D. 2, Schwenksville, Pa. [74-618] CHARLES R. BROOKE, b Apr. 29, 1868; s Matthew and Mary Ann (Roeller) Brooke [74-235]; m EMMA STEINMETZ. Res., 4323 Westminster Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Mary E., b Dec. 23, 1896; Phila., Pa. [No further data.} [74-619] CATHERINE E. BROOKE, b Aug. 10, 1869; dau Matthew and Mary Ann (Roeller) Brooke [74-235] ; m June 22, 1904, WILLIAM M. FRYER, b June 24, 1863; s Isaac and Anna (Miller) Fryer. Clerk; res., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: William Brooke, b June 19, 1905; d June 19, 1905. [74-620] ISAAC R. BROOKE, b Sept. 14, 1874; s Matthew and Mary Ann (Roeller) Brooke [74-235]; m Dec. 19, 1903, SARAH A. SMITH, b Jan. 30, 1876; dau John S. and Mary (Hallman) Smith. Res., Sanatoga, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-621] JOHN MONTGOMERY ROELLER, b June 5, 1869; d Feb. 1, 1899; s Samuel B. and Elizabeth A. (Christman) Roeller [74-236]; m Feb. 13, 1895, SARAH MacINTIRE, b May 8, 1873; dau James and Mary B. (Fillman) Maclntire. P. & R. Lineman; res., Chestnut and York Sts., Potts¬ town, Pa. (1920.) One child: Harold Christman, b May 23, 1896; unm; 66 Chestnut St., Pottstown, Pa. [74-622] WILLIAM HENRY ROELLER, b Dec. 3, 1874 ; s Samuel B. and Elizabeth A. (Christman) Roeller [74-236]; m MARY B. SCHNEIDER, b June 6, 1876; dau Henry and Mary (Seabold) Schnei¬ der. Electrical supplies and contractor; res., 401 N. Charlotte St., Pottstown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Henry Schneider, b Jan. 2, 1902. [74-623a] EVA A. ROELLER, b Nov. 4, 1867; dau Isaac A. and M. Sophia (Kepner) Roeller [74— 238]; m 1st time, HARRY H. HARNER, b Dec. 11, 1869; d Feb. 10, 1900. Barber. Children (3): [74-1035] 1. Ruth B., b Mar. 9, 1892; m Warren Kirkpatrick; Pottstown, Pa. 2. Arthur F., b Nov. 23, 1894. 3. Zora N., b July 25, 1893; d Jan. 1, 1894. [74-623b] EVA A. (ROELLER) HARNER, same as above, m 2nd time, HENRY STARTZER. Scale master; res., Pottstown, Pa. No children. (1920.) [74-626] ALLEN ROBERT S. CRESSMAN, b Nov. 27, 1884; s Allen B. and Annie M. (Schantz) Cressman [74-250]; m June 25, 1913, GERTRUDE MAY STACKHOUSE, b May 22, 1887; dau Wil¬ liam and Annie Stackhouse. Salesman; res., 5224 Hazel Ave., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919.) [74-628] EMMA J. CHARLES, b Apr. 27, 1879; dau Jacob S. and Louisa (Roshong) Charles [74-261]; m Nov. 10, 1906, DAVID YERGER, b May 5, 1879; s Daniel and Kate (Bechtel) Yerger. Painter; res., 59 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Kathryn L., b May 25, 1907. 1100 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-629] HOWARD D. RUSHONG, b Mar. 15, 1878; s Frank B. and Mary D. L. (Dickinson) Roshong [74-262]; m Nov. 28, 1906, ELLA Z. ANDERS, b Feb. 3, 1877; dau Hiram and Araminta (Zimmerman) Anders [161-46]. Res., Trappe, Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Gerald A., b Apr. 17, 1908. 2. Frank A., b June 19, 1909. 3. Paul A., b May, 1910; d Aug. 13, 1910. [74-630] EMMA RHOADS, b Mar. 31, 1870; dau Edwin M. R. and Hannah (Roshong) Rhoads [74-263]; m Dec. 24, 1891, HORACE DRUMHELLER, b Mar. 15, 1869; s William and Catherine (Koch) Drumheller. Iron worker; res., Sanatoga, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [74-1036] 1. Annie, b Dec. 25, 1892; m Reynolds D. Linderman. 2. Edward, b June 1, 1894; d July 22, 1896. 3. Kenneth, b July 10, 1908. [74-633] REV. FRANK G. YOST, b Nov. 14, 1889; s Jonas L. and Sallie (Roshong) Yost [74-264]; m July 20, 1908, EDNA B. SNOOK, b Nov. 22, 1889; dau Howard F. and Catherine (Westbrook) Snook. Pastor of the United Evangelical Church; res., Columbia, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Morris F., b Sept. 17, 1911. 2. Anna D., b Oct. 29, 1912. 3. Dorothy R., b June 5, 1914. 4. Frank F., b Sept. 29, 1918. [74-634] EARL R. YOST, b Dec. 1, 1891 ; s Jonas L. and Sallie (Roshong) Yost [74-264]; m Apr. 3, 1915, HELEN M. HUNTER, b Sept. 28, 1892; dau Samuel J. and Emma (Huntsicker) Hunter. Rail¬ way clerk; res., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. James Hunter, b Aug. 27, 1917. 2. Boy, b and d July 16, 1916. 3. Boy, b and d Jan. 28, 1919. [74-635] AMELIA MILLER, b Aug. 13, 1860; dau John S. and Catharine Ann (Heebner) Miller [74- 265]; m Mar. 8, 1879, HENRY GOETTEL, b Mar. 28, 1857; s Michael and Margaret (Fitzgerald) Goettel. Teacher; res., Sumneytown, Pa. (1920.) Children (11): 1. Henry Michael, 6 Apr. 16, 1880; d Aug. 14, 1880. [74-1037] 2. Alverda M., b Dec. 31, 1882; m Gilbert Elliot; 5254 Jefferson St., Phila., Pa. 3. Annie Laura, b Dec. 20, 1884; d Jan. 23, 1885. 4. Arthur M., b Dec. 23, 1885. 5. Wallace M., b Oct. 8, 1887; d Jan. 4, 1890. 6. Emma Bertha, b May 27, 1890; d Aug. 30, 1898. 7. Kathryn M., b May 25, 1892. 8. Jennie Amelia, b June 5, 1894. 9. Mamie Viola, b June 24, 1896. 10. Alma M., b Oct. 10, 1899; d Apr. 26, 1900. 11. Melvin Harold, b Feb. 17, 1901. [74-636a] HORACE H. SMITH, b Dec. 22, 1878; s Henry J. and Hannah E. (Hevener) Smith [74-266]; m 1st time, May 6, 1906, MARY L. TRUMBORE, b Mar. 20, 1881; d Feb. 17, 1913; dau Hilarius and Dianna (Hoffman) Trumbore. One child: Marion L., b Sept. 3, 1908. [74-636b] HORACE H. SMITH, same as above, m 2nd time, Mar. 20, 1915, MRS. LIZZIE L. (HUNSICKER) KEYSER, b Sept. 30, 1876; dau Daniel and Katie (Landis) Hunsicker. Justice of the Peace; Pennsburg, Pa. No issue. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1101 [74-637] SALLIE LOUISE HEVENER, b Sept. 16, 1873; dau John E. and Mary A. (Roeder) Hevener [74-268]; m May 6, 1891, EDMUND E. DELP, b Sept. 9, 1873; s Allen and Amanda (Groff) Delp. Grain dealer; res., Bourbon, Ind. (1919.) Children {10): 1. Edmund H., b July 16, 1891; d Mar. 24, 1893. [74-1038] 2. Russel B., b Mar. 10, 1893; m Minnie May Long. [74-1039] 3. Herbert L., b Apr. 27, 1896; m Ruth Edna Vernette. 4. Clifford J., b Sept. 17, 1899. 5. Edna A., b June 11, 1901. 6. Raymond A., b Feb. 16, 1904. 7. Eleanor L., b Mar. 9, 1905. 8. Warren S., b May 6, 1907. 9. Wilbur C., b May 28, 1908. 10. Albert E., b Feb. 18, 1910. [74-638] ELIZABETH HEVENER, b Sept. 14, 1884; dau John E. and Mary A. (Roeder) Hevener [74-268] ; m Aug. 4, 1905, ARTHUR FAULKNER, b July 16, 1881 ; s John and Alice (Ibbotson) Faulk¬ ner. Machine shop foreman; res., Ogontz, Pa. (1919.) Children {8): 1. Laura Gladys, b Mar. 15, 1907. 2. Dorothy Ethel, b July 12, 1909. 3. Katherine Alice, b Jan. 13, 1912. [74-639] LAURA R. HEVENER, b Dec. 15, 1886; dau John E. and Mary A. (Roeder) Hevener [74-268]; m Nov. 21, 1917, ROBERT OWEN ROYSTON, b Sept. 2, 1892; s Robert and Mary Helena (Ibbotson) Royston. Trainman; res., 5655 Anderson St., Gtn., Philadelphia, Pa. (1919.) One child: Robert Owen, b Nov. 9, 1918. • [74-640] FREDERICK P. HEVENER, b Mar. 23, 1891; s George E. and Matilda C. (Dietzel) Hevener [74-269b]; m Jan. 12, 1915, FLORENCE RUTH FAUL, b Jan. 10, 1895; dau Wilson H. and Elizabeth (Thomas) Faul. Merchant; res., Pennsburg, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-641] WILLIAM H. MAIRS, b June 17, 1859; s William and Mary (Heavner) Mairs [74-270]; m Feb. 23, 1892, JANE McCOY, b Nov. 24, 1865; daw Robert and Catherine (McMullen) McCoy. Engineer; res., 15 West 6th St., Bridgeport, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. William Wilson, b Mar. 6, 1893; d Jan. 19, 1916. [74-1040] 2. John McCoy, b June 26, 1895; m Amelia P. Engle. [74-644] ELWOOD H. C. MAIRS, b Mar. 25, 1873; s William and Mary (Heavner) Mairs [74- 270]; m Sept. 8, 1897, ELIZABETH PATTERSON, b June 27, 1876; dau John and Hannah (Gallon) Patterson. Foreman carpenter; res., 1515 Arch St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Elwood Donald, b Mar. 30, 1905. 2. Marguerite Hannah, b May 1, 1910. 3. Kenneth Herbert, b May 17, 1913. [74-645] MARY HEAVNER, b Dec. 22, 1867; dau Philip E. and Catharine A. (Ralston) Heavner [74-271]; m Nov., 1892, JOHN KUTZ. Res., 604 West 4th St., Bridgeport, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [74-649] 1. Catharine, b Apr. 13, 1896; m Melvin Heavner. 2. Earl, b June 21, 1900. 3. Henry, b Apr. 21, 1902. 4. Olive, b Oct., 1906; dec. [74-646] ALICE HEAVNER, b Oct. 26, 1869; d Nov. 28, 1912; dau Philip E. and Catherine A. (Ralston) Heavner [74-271]; m Mar. 3, 1895, PHILIP BOWMAN. 1102 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families One child: [74-1042] Joseph R., h Sept. 30, 1895; m Elizabeth Royle. [74-647] FRANK R. HEAVNER, b Oct. 7, 1871; s Philip E. and Catherine A. (Ralston) Heavner [74-271]; m Apr. 25, 1895, MARY SAYLOR, b June 27, 1874; dau William and Susan (Moyer) Saylor. Contractor and builder; res., 212 E. Jacoby St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Eleanor Custer, b July 3, 1897; unm; Norristown, Pa. 2. Frank Ralston, b Sept. 22, 1898; unm; Norristown, Pa. [74-648] BERTHA HEAVNER, b Feb. 12, 1873; dau Philip E. and Catherine A. (Ralston) Heavner [74-271]; m Jan. 1, 1896, HENRY T. PORTER, b Aug. 1, 1873. Res., 608 West 4th St., Bridgeport, Pa, (1921.) One child: Mary Alice, b May 27, 1913. [74-649] MELVIN K. HEAVNER, b Aug. 8, 1895; s Solomon E. and Sarah (Kehs) Heavner [74— 273]; m Feb. 5, 1915, CATHERINE KUTZ, b Apr. 13, 1896; dau John and Mary (Heavner) Kutz [74- 645]. Children ( 2 ): 1. John J., stillborn. 2. A. Mary, b Aug. 11, 1918. [74-650] ELLA S. GOTTSHALK, b Mar. 18, 1856; dau Andrew H. and Mary Ann (Schwartz) Gottshalk [74-279]; m Apr. 29, 1876, DAVIS MOYER MARKLEY, b July 31, 1850; d Mar. 18, 1907; s Jacob K. and Kate (Moyer) Markley. Letter carrier; res., 3308 North 13th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [74-1043] 1. Elsie Mabel, b Apr. 12, 1879; m William Passant, Jr. [74-1044] 2. Ernest Davis, b NoV. 18, 1890; m Anna C. Wegst. [74-651] MARY LIZZIE GOTTSHALK, b July 31, 1861; dau Andrew H. and Mary A. (Schwartz) Gottshalk [74-279]; m Oct. 7, 1882, JOHN A. JOHNSON, b July 7, 1861; s Jonas and Catharine (Alle- bach) Johnson. Real estate; res., 200 E. Brown St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): [74-1045] 1. Mary Ella, b Feb. 15, 1884; m William Diehl. 2. Andrew U., b May 31, 1886; d Nov. 14, 1907. 3. Earl W., b May 3, 1890. 4. Daniel S., b Jan. 31, 1892. [74-1046] 5. Esther G., b June 1, 1895; m John Perry Long. [74-1047] 6. Catharine, b Jan. 31, 1897; m George Elliott Yerger. 7. Edward K., b Jan. 10, 1901; d Jan. 25, 1901. Earl W. Johnson enlisted in the U. S. Naval Service May 4, 1917, at Independence Hall, Phila. He was sent overseas as a second class Carpenter’s Mate in April, 1918, and was later attached to the Destroyer Wainwright from May, 1918, until March, 1919. He served on her w'hile she was convoying troop ships and patroling the Irish Sea and waters off England and France. Mr. Johnson was attached to the last convoy in European waters which escorted the U. S. S. George Washington, on which Pres. Wilson arrived in Paris, Dec. 13, 1918. [74-654] AMELIA HILTEBEITEL, b July 13, 1867; dau Henry M. and Amelia H. (Schwartz) Hiltebeitel [74-281]; m July 28, 1887, EDWIN H. WISLER, b June 24, 1866; s Jonathan and Elizabeth (Smoll) Wisler. Electric Railway motorman; res., 220 North 5th St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) One child: [74-1048] Alice Helen, b Nov. 4, 1887; m Robert B. Reinhard; Allentown, Pa. [74-656] ANNIE C. HILTEBEITEL, b Dec. 11, 1873; dau Henry M. and Amelia H. (Schwartz) Hiltebeitel [74—281 ] ; m Apr. 28, 1904, REUBEN B. KEYSER, b Sept. 23, 1855; s William and Ann Jane (Bustard) Keyser. Miller; res., Harleysville, Pa. No issue’ (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1103 [74-657] MAGGIE HILTEBEITEL, b Aug. 21, 1876; dau Henry M. and Amelia H. (Schwartz) Hiltebeitel [74-281]; m July 22, 1893, JACOB K. SHUTT, b Nov. 8, 1870; s John K. and Elizabeth (Kratz) Shutt. Painter; res., Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [74-1049] 1. Evelyn, b Nov. 8, 1893; m Herbert S. Freed. 2. Leroy, b Nov. 19, 1895; d Jan. 6, 1896. [74-1050] 3. Edna H., b Dec. 5, 1896; m William A. Wilson. [74-658] ANDREW E. HILTEBEITEL, b Apr. 25, 1879; s Henry M. and Amelia H. (Schwartz) Hiltebeitel [74-281]; m Mar. 29, 1902, SUSAN H. DEEP, b June 16, 1877 ; dau John W. and Elizabeth F. (Hackman) Delp. Cigar maker; res., Souderton, Montg. Co., Pa. (1919.) One child: LeRoy D., b Jan. 5, 1910. [74-660] MATILDA SCHWARTZ, dau William and Louisa (Reed) Schwartz [74-283] ;m ALFRED EMERS. Children ( 3 ): 1. Louisa; 2. Mary W.; 3. W. H. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [74-661] AMELIA HENDRICKS, b Dec. 5, 1856; dau Franklin F. and Hannah (Leister) Hendricks [74-284] ; m Nov. 21, 1874, JOSEPH EBERHARD McNOLDY, b Mar. 11, 1849; s David and Cather¬ ine (Eberhard) McNoldy. Yeoman; res., 506 North 6th St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Charles David, b Mar. 20, 1877; d June 23, 1894. 2. Franklin Harvey, b July 2, 1879; d Dec. 30, 1901. [74-663] FRANK H. LEISTER, b Aug. 3, 1872; s Jacob H. and Mary (Reed) Leister [74-285]; m Sept. 14, 1899, TILLIE C. IvETTNER, b Aug. 15, 1872; dau Mathias and Carrie (Sangle) Kettner. Coal business; res., North Wales, Pa. (1920.) One child: Frank, b Dec. 30, 1900; North Wales, Pa. [74-665] ADDIE M. LEISTER, b Sept. 22, 1881 ; dau Jacob H. and Mary (Reed) Leister [74-285]; m June 6, 1906, EDWIN S. KRATZ, b Jan 31, 1880; s Daniel and Lizzie (Souder) Kratz. Automobile business; res., 18 South Yewdell St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Florence L., b Jan. 4, 1908. 2. Helen L., b May 19, 1910. [74-666] KATE ZIEGLER, b Apr. 28, 1872; dau James H. and Matilda (Sclilicher) Ziegler [74-286] ; m Nov. 28, 1896, LLEWELLYN ACKER, b Aug. 28, 1876; s Henry and Maria (Ahner) Acker. Car¬ penter; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Infant, stillborn; June 6, 1897. 2. Lottie Mae, b Jan. 26, 1899; d Mar. 24, 1899. 3. Ella Catherine, b Feb. 27, 1901. 4. James Harry, b June 6, 1908. [74-667] LIZZIE ZIEGLER, b Sept. 1, 1873; dau James H. and Matilda (Sclilicher) Ziegler [74— 286]; m Nov. 9, 1893, ALLEN K. LONG, b Oct. 27, 1872; s Jonas N. and Emaline (Kramer) Long. Superintendent of Ice Co.; res., Green Lane, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ) : [74-1051] 1. Edith, b June 17, 1894; m Howard S. Hartzell. 2. Howard Z., b June 23, 1896; unm; Green Lane, Pa. [74-668] SARAH MATILDA ZIEGLER, b 1876; dau James H. and Matilda (Schlicher) Ziegler [74-286]; m Aug. 7, 1898, HARRY C. RUTTER, b 1873; s Emanuel and Catherine (Blank) Rutter. Cigarmaker; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 9 ): [74-1052] 1. Helen Viola, b Jan. 19, 1899; m Herbert Musselman. 2. Naomi Louisa, b Aug. 3, 1902. 1104 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Nelsqn James, b July, 1904. 4. Stanley, b Apr. 2, 1906. 5. Anna Mildred, 6 Apr. 30, 1908. 6. Wilmer, b July, 1911. 7. Charlotte Sarah, b Feb. 2, 1914. 8. Evelyn Ruth, b Dec. 18, 1917. 9. Harry Richard, b Dec. 17, 1919. [74-669] LOUISA ZIEGLER, b Feb. 28, 1880; dau James H. and Matilda (Schlicher) Ziegler [74— 286]; m Oct. 27, 1906, FRED W. HUBER, b Nov. 23, 1881; s Ambrose H. and Hannah A. (Fegley) Huber. Merchant and postmaster; res., Hereford, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Mary Ann, b Feb. 9, 1911. 2. Rachel Ruth, b Oct. 9, 1916. [74-670] ELLA ZIEGLER, b Apr. 1, 1882; dau James H. and Matilda (Schlicher) Ziegler [74-286]; m Dec. 24, 1904, CHRISTOPHER KLEBE, b May 23, 1878; s Caspar and Mary (Price) Klebe. Cigar- maker; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Matilda Amelia, b Jan. 27, 1905. 2. Ada Ruth, b Feb. 24, 1907. 3. Elmer Caspar 4. Calvin Christopher twins , b Dec. 7, 1911. [74-671] AMELIA ZIEGLER, b Nov. 12, 1885; dau James H. and Matilda (Schlicher) Ziegler [74— 286]; m Aug. 4, 1906, DANIEL R. KRAUSE, b Oct. 22, 1876; s Charles W. and Angeline (Rhoads) Krause. Employed by the Boyertown Burial Casket Co. ; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Esther Viola, b Mar. 13, 1907. 2. Anna Mae, b Nov. 8, 1911. [74-672] LILLIAN MINERVA ROEDER, b July 21, 1874; dau Ambrose and Mary A. (Ziegler) Roeder [74-287]; m Oct. 1, 1892, HARRY ROYER YOUNG, b Feb. 26, 1871 ; s Michael S. and Matilda B. (Royer) Young. Painter; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children {10): [74-1053] 1. Harry R., b Feb. 9, 1893; m Ellen Trump. 2. G. Wallace, b Nov. 7, 1894; East Greenville, Pa. Served with A. E. F. 3. Florence V., b Nov. 25, 1896; East Greenville, Pa. 4. Arthur C., b Feb. 22, 1899; 522 Cleveland St., Allentown, Pa. 5. Howard R., b Feb. 20, 1901; d Feb. 25, 1901. 6. Mae R., b Dec. 31, 1902. 7. Ralph C., b Sept. 26, 1904. 8. Claude S., b Dec. 27, 1906. 9. Mildred H., b Sept. 15, 1910. 10. Mary E., b Aug. 8, 1913. [74-673] ELIZABETH ESTELLA ROEDER, b Mar. 5, 1882; dau Ambrose and Mary A. (Ziegler) Roeder [74-287]; m Mar. 21, 1903, LLEWELLYN S. BREY, b Feb. 13, 1882. Res., Red Hill, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Helen V., b Nov. 25, 1903. 2. Marion C., b Sept. 10, 1906. [74-674] ADDY R. ZIEGLER, b Nov. 27, 1882; s George H. and Louisa M. (Masteller) Ziegler [74-288]; m Mar. 11, 1905, LIZZIE MAY CARL, b Dec. 10, 1885; dau Charles H. and Annie F. (Gaugler) Carl [36-142]. Electrician; res., Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1105 Children (J): 1. Blanche Mae, b Oct. 7, 1905. 2. Naomi Ruth, b July 29, 1907. 3. George Carl, b July 31, 1911. 4. Mary Louisa, b Jan. 20, 1915. [74-675] VERA HEEBNER OVERHOLTZER, b Oct. 9, 1894; dau Isaiah IJ. and Annie W. (Heeb- ner) Overholtzer [74-289a]; m Aug. 20, 1919, WILLIAM ALLISON DOANE, b Jan. 2, 1894; s John W. and Sara E. (Harding) Doane. Instructor of Latin, Central High School, Phila., Pa.; res., Fox Chase, Phila-, Pa. (1920.) One child: Robert Augustus, b May 19, 1920. [74-676] OLIVER W. HILDENBRAND, b Aug. 28, 1875; s Pearson H. and Sarah J. (Wenhold) Hildenbrand [74-291]; m Aug. 28, 1897, MARY ERB, b Aug. 13, 1874; dau Reuben and Kate (Kistner) Erb. Farmer; res., Woxall, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. George E., b Dec. 31, 1897; d Dec. 29, 1903. [74-1054] 2. Stella E., b June 2, 1900; d Feb. 14, 1919; m Frank L. Geiger. 3. John E., b Feb. 26, 1904. 4. Marcella, b June 24, 1906. [74-677] MILTON W. HILDENBRAND, b Aug. 16, 1877; s Pearson H. and Sarah J. (Wenhold) Hildenbrand [74-291] ; m AMANDA ERB, b Mar. 18, 1881 ; dau Reuben and Kate (Kistner) Erb. Res., Telford, Pa., R. D. 1. (1920.) Children (2): [74-1055] 1. Lillie E., b July 14, 1899; m Amandus Specht. 2. Melvin, b Nov. 16, 1910. [74-678] EUGENE W. HILDENBRAND, b Feb. 3, 1879; s Pearson H. and Sarah J. (Wenhold) Hildenbrand [74-291] ; m Aug. 3, 1901, ELLA HERMAN, 6 June 13, 1885; daw Abraham and Catherine (Saylor) Herman. Res., 526 Franklin St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Albert, b Apr. 16, 1902; d Apr. 16, 1902. 2. Helen Elizabeth, b Dec. 23, 1907 ; d Nov. 2, 1910. 3. Anna Laura, b Aug. 26, 1910. 4. Leon, b Sept. 28, 1916; d Sept. 28, 1916. 5. Herbert Eugene, b Feb. 25, 1919. [74-680] JOHN W. HILDENBRAND, b Jan. 10, 1893; s Pearson H. and Sarah J. (Wenhold) Hildenbrand [74-291]; rn Apr. 7, 1917, MAMIE McNULTY, b Apr. 12, 1898; dau Samuel and Anna (Hartzell) McNulty. Farmer; res., Telford, Pa., R. F. D. 1. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Pierson M., b Aug. 21, 1917. 2. Clara M., b Dec. 5, 1919. [74-681] ALICE WAMPOLE, b Sept. 18, 1880; d Sept. 19, 1908; dau Jacob S. and Ellemeine (Hildenbrand) Wampole [74-292] ; m May 30, 1907, EUGENE FULTON. Telephone lineman; res., Collegeville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Infant, b Sept. 19, 1908; d Sept. 19, 1908. [74-682] JACOB WARREN WAMPOLE, b Dec. 1, 1881; s Jacob S. and Ellemeine (Hildenbrand) Wampole [74-292]; m June 27, 1903, ANNIE MARIE ROBERTS, b Aug. 31, 1881; dau George W. and Julia T. (Walls) Roberts. Search clerk; res., 3713 North Delphi St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1920.) One child: Warren Roberts, b Dec. 10, 1904; d Mar. 25, 1907. [74-683] ALVERDA WAMPOLE, b Jan. 3, 1887; dau Jacob S. and Ellemeine (Hildenbrand) Wam¬ pole [74-292]; m Oct. 25, 1911, LINFORD PAXEN STOUT, b Nov. 22, 1880; s John D. and Margaret (Lenhart) Stout. Laborer; res., 535 Derstine Ave., Lansdale, Pa. No issue. (1920.) 1106 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-685] CLARENCE FRY, b Sept. 3, 1891 ; s Alvin and Hannah (Henning) Fry [74-296]; m Nov. 11, 1913, MABEL WHITEBREAD, b Aug. 10, 1894; dau Henry and Emily (Fayter) Whitebread. Farmer; res., Worcester, Pa. (1920.) One child: Margaret Eleanor, b Mar. 8, 1915. [74-687] ELMER KRIEBEL HENNING, b Apr. 28, 1901 ; s Elwood and Anna C. (Berge) Henning [74-297]; m Oct. 20, 1920, ANNA MAE WILSON, b Feb. 15, 1902; dau Calvin H. and Sarah .J. (Anders) Wilson [161-116]. Res., 1419 W. Main St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) [74-687.3] EVIE CHARLOTTE GARBER, b Sept. 8, 1873; dau Jacob R. and Christina P. (Funk) Garber [74-305]; m June 1, 1898, WINFIELD SCOTT CRAWFORD, b Sept. 5, 1866; s Jeremiah and Elizabeth (Diener) Crawford. Salesman; res., 125 West Fifth St., Bridgeport, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-688] DEXTER LOVELLE RAMBO, b Nov. 9, 1860; s Prof. Abel and Jane (Gross) Rambo [74-306]; m LIDIE - , d Sept. 7, 1919, at Trappe, Pa. Res., Chester, S. C. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Dexter; 2. Gunner; 3. Charles. [Further data unobtainable.} [74-689] FRANK GROSS RAMBO, b Mar. 17, 1867; s Prof. Abel and Jane (Gross) Rambo [74- 306]; m KATE SLATER. Realtor and Treasurer of the Penrose B. & L. Association; res., 1620 South 19th St., Phila., Pa. No issiie. (1921.) [74-689.2] MYRA HOOD HEEBNER, daw Samuel Y. and Rebecca M. (Hood) Heebner [74-310.1]; m Oct. 12, 1910, ROLAND D. POLLOCK. Res., St. Martins, Pa. [ Further data unobtainable.] [74-689.3] MARY LOUISE HEEBNER, b Feb. 28, 1889; dau Samuel Y. and Rebecca M. (Hood) Heebner [74-310.1]; m Oct. 20, 1909, JOHN BANCKER GRIBBEL, b Nov. 2, 1884; s John and Eliza¬ beth (Bancker) Gribbel. Manufacturer; res., 135 South 18th St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1922.) [74-690] FRANK KERR, b Jan. 2, 1885; s Alva R. and Louise (Joule) Kerr [74-312]; m Feb. 23, 1907, SADIE M. WILLIAMS, b July 12, 1884; dau Joseph and Esther (Miller) Williams. Carpenter; res., 1104 Leiper St., Eddystone, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): 1. Edith Louise, b Apr. 7, 1908. 2. Leila Esther, b Sept. 24, 1909. 3. Alva Richard, b June 16, 1914. [74-693] RALPH G. TREEN, b Dec. 11, 1869; s John M. and Archie V. (Kerr) Treen [74-314]; m Mar., 1889, HENRIETTA SIMPSON. Box manufacturer; res., 1906 North 13th St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919.) [74-694] FRANK TREEN, b May 18, 1875; s John M. and Archie V. (Kerr) Treen [74-314]; m ANNA MARIE HAUG, b Jan. 16, 1880; dau Louis and Marie B. (Schlauch) Haug. Res., 2125 North 5th St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1919.) One child: Archie Louis, b Aug. 26, 1902. [74-695] HELEN GOULD KERR, b Oct. 12, 1904; dau William B. and Mattie V. (Fields) Kerr [74-316]; m July 12, 1919, CARL CHARLES BLAIR, b Mar. 11, 1899; s Thomas and Ollie (Gilbert) Blair. Crane operator; res., 8 Sixth St., Upland, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [74-696] ANNIE MAINE DERR, b Feb. 6, 1868; daw Henry A. and Ellen (Sullivan) Derr [74-319]; m Oct. 19, 1892, WILLIAM H. SLINGLUFF, b Aug. 31, 1865; s John and Wilhelmina (Gilbert) Sling- luff. President of the Montgomery National Bank; res., 800 West Main St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [74-1056] 1. Eleanor Derr, b May 17, 1896; m Dr. Frederick B. Little. 2. Marjorie Derr, b Dec. 7, 1900; d Aug. 30, 1909. [74-697a] FRANKLIN DERR, b Sept. 24, 1870; s Henry A. and Ellen (Sullivan) Derr [74-319]; m 1st time, LINDA JACOBY, dau Daniel and Katherine (Byer) Jacoby [49-677]. Franklin Derr and Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1107 Linda Jacoby Derr were divorced. Linda (Jacoby) Derr married 2nd time, James Nicholson [49-1310], and is said to have lived in Camden, N. J. [Letters addressed to her were returned .] One child: Katharine, h July 3, 1898. [74-697b] FRANKLIN DERR, same as above, m 2nd time, Nov. 7, 1910, LILLIAN GLADYS KENDALL, b Dec. 13, 1872; dau Thomas Walker and Florence (Henry) Kendall. Res., Trooper, Pa., R. D., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [74-698] HENRY F. DERR, b July 22, 1881 ; d Jan. 6, 1916; s Henry A. and Ellen (Sullivan) Derr [74-319]; m Nov. 12, 1907, MARY VIRGINIA YEAKLE, b Aug. 19, 1882; dau Atwood and Caroline (Aiman) Yeakle [160-47]. Auto accessory business; res., 540 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Mary Virginia, b Apr. 23, 1911. 2. William Henry, b Sept. 24, 1914. [74-699] FRANCES HOLMES, b Sept. 24, 1874; dau Charles W. and Ann E. (Derr) Holmes [74- 320]; m May 4, 1914, LOUIS M. KAHAN, b 1868; s Marx Kahan. Cigar salesman; res., 120 South Grand Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Kahan are separated. No issue. (1920.) [74-700] WALTER DERR, s John J. and Elizabeth Derr [74-321]; m MARTHA KULP; dau Abraham B. Kulp. Res., 520 Hamilton St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. W. Rodman, b 1910. 2. Richard Lam, b 1917. [74-702] SAVENIA JANE STRAUCH, d Feb. 26, 1910; dau Francis and Margaret J. (Laughlin) Strauch [74-322]; m DAVID FRANCIS REED. Res., Cressona, Pa. [Stager.] Children (2): [74-1057] 1. Myrtle Augusta, b Feb. 17, 1877; m George Edward Rieger. [74-1058] 2. Luther D., b Nov. 18, 1885; m Margaret M. Brennan. [74-703] GEORGE WASHINGTON STRAUCH, b Mar. 17, 1856; s Francis and Margaret J. (Laughlin) Strauch [74-322]; m July 7, 1884, LAURA JANE BENDER, b Nov. 16, 1866; dau Monroe and Susan (Batrof) Bender. Telegraph operator; res., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): [74-1059] 1. Mabel Florence, b Sept. 23, 1885; m Charles W. Lindermuth; Pottsville, Pa. [74-1060] 2. Robert Francis, b Nov. 28, 1888; m Marie Norton; Schuylkill Haven, Pa. [74—1061 ] 3. William LeRoy, b Jan. 26, 1893; m Helen Reber; Palo Alto, Pa. [74-1062] 4. Margaret Susan, b June 29, 1895; m Henry Harvey Detrich. 5. Lewis G., b Nov. 1, 1906. 6. Paul Lewis, b Feb. 24, 1909. [74-704] IDA VITILA STRAUCH, b May 19, 1860; dau Francis and Margaret J. (Laughlin) Strauch [74-322]; m ANDREW DANIEL KROMMES. Res., 930 Green St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) [Stager.] Children (J): 1. Charles Francis, b Sept. 20, 1881; d June 13, 1909. 2. Margaret Levina, b Sept. 27, 1883; d Feb. 3, 1887. [74-1062.1] 3. Ida May, b June 21, 1890; m Edward Hinnershits; Reading, Pa. 4. Isaac Daniel, b Feb. 15, 1892. [74-705] ADA SAVENIA BECK, b Feb. 18, 1863; dau William and Matilda (Strauch) Beck [74- 325]; m Oct. 15, 1885, D*R. DANIEL DECHERT, b Feb. 7, 1846; d Oct. 4, 1911; s Elijah and Mary (Kochenberger) Dechert. Physician; res., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [74-1063] 1. Clare Beck, b July 9, 1889; m Dr. J. Stratton Carpenter. 2. Daniel, b Dec. 31, 1894. 1108 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Mary Matilda, b Feb. 2, 1899. 4. Robert Beck, b Jan. 20, 1910. [74-706] JOHN JACOB BECK, b Feb. 9, 1865; s William and Matilda (Strauch) Beck [74-325]; m Mar. 1, 1887, IDA COCKLE Y, b Dec. 7, 1864; dau Emanuel D. and Hannah (Mackey) Cockley. Machinist; res., 1020 North 4th St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [74-1064] 1. Ada Verlesta, b May 8, 1888; m Harry E. Shank. [74-1065] 2. Emanuel Cockley, b Nov. 20, 1890; m Helen Goodhart. 3. William, b Jan. 9, 1892. [74-707] MABEL STRAUCH BECK, b Oct. 31, 1872; dau William and Matilda (Strauch) Beck [74-325]; m Dec. 7, 1905, EDWARD SILLIMAN, b Nov. 4, 1865; s Edward S. and Sariah (Keller) Silliman. Banker; res., 44 N. Main St., Mahanoy City, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Mary Beck, b Sept. 20, 1906. 2. Elizabeth Sara, b Dec. 16, 1908; d Mar. 2, 1911. 3. Edward S., b Jan 2, 1912; d May 20, 1916. 4. Jane, b Nov. 1, 1913. [74-708] EFFIE MATILDA BECK, b Nov. 26, 1877; d Oct. 13, 1905; dau William and Matilda (Strauch) Beck [74-325] ; m Nov. 27, 1902, GEORGE BOYLE STICHTER, b Nov. 28, 1876. Employee of State Agricultural Department at Harrisburg, Pa. (1919.) One child: George Beck, b Oct. 10, 1905. [74-709] CLARENCE FREDERICK HERBST, b Oct. 25, 1870; s David S. and Abigail (Symons) Herbst [74-326] ; m Aug. 4, 1909, CORA BELLE McMAHON, 6 Mar. 1, 1874; dau William R. and Jane (Rinker) McMahon. Farmer; res., Dublin, Ind. No issue. (1919.) [74-710] JOHN HOWARD HERBST, b Oct. 23, 1872; d Sept. 29, 1915; s David S. and Abigail (Symons) Herbst [74-326]; m Feb. 15, 1899, EFFA PEARL MOFFIT, b Oct. 9, 1874; d Sept. 2, 1915; dau James and Sarah (Griffin) Moffit. Farmer; res., Cambridge City, Ind. No issue. (1919.) [74-711] INA LEONA HERBST, b Mar. 21, 1877; dau David S. and Abigail (Symons) Herbst [74- 326]; m July 2, 1910, WARD RAYMOND BLUNK, b July 8, 1877; s Amos and Martha Blunk. Expert steel polisher; res., 18 South 3rd St., Richmond, Ind. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Howard Frederick, b Feb. 7, 1912. 2. Norma Isabel, b July 21, 1917. [74-712] GEORGE STILLMAN HERBST, b Aug. 8, 1881; s David S. and Abigail (Symons) Herbst [74-326]; m May 8, 1909, MARY ANN ESCHLEMAN, b Jan. 29, 1882; dau Benjamin and Mary E. (Wallich) Eschleman. Mechanic; res., 608 W. Pearl St., Richmond, Ind. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Mary Abigail, b Sept. 2, 1914. • 2. Margaret Jeanette, b June 26, 1918. [74-713] ALBERT HENRY HERBST, b Oct. 5, 1873; s Abraham S. and Laura (Helms) Herbst [74-327a] ; m Nov. 16, 1889, JULIA AUGUSTA STEVENS, b Sept. 15, 1873; dau James and Theodosia (Collins) Stevens. Steam engineer; res., 1717 Colby Ave., Everett, Wash. (1919.) Two stepchildren: Elmer Newton and Gertrude May; both married. [74-714] MINNIE HERBST, b Sept. 19, 1875; dau Abraham S. and Laura (Helms) Herbst [74- 327a]; m Dec. 19, 1894, WALLACE FISK, b Nov. 30, 1867. Lieutenant of Fire Dept., Indianapolis, Ind. (1919.) [Stager.] Children ( 2 ): 1. Kenneth, b Aug. 13, 1897. 2. Kathrvn, b Aug. 26 1903. Plate 115 Horace R. Anders [101-64] and his Third Regiment Band. Plate 116 A Modern Schwenkfelder Home in Worcester Township, Pa. The former home of Hiram M. Anders [161-46], Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1109 [74-715] GEORGE RAYMOND ECKERT, b Feb. 1, 1878; s Charles F. and Emma R. (Herbst) Eckert [74-328]; m July 30, 1902, BEULAH ELOISE PARKER, b Mar. 25, 1879; dau James W. and Emily E. (Albin) Parker. Community Service; res., 2930 Belief ontaine St., Indianapolis, Ind. (1919.) George R. Eckert is a music teacher and concert manager. Mrs. Eckert was a professional soprano, and was born at Miles, Ohio. Children {2): 1. Frieda Bon, b Mar. 19, 1904. 2. Frank Bon, b Dec. 20, 1909. [74-716] CHARLES OSCAR STAGER, b Jan. 16, 1871; s George W. and Kate S. (Frank) Stager [74-331]; m June 29, 1892, EMMA FREDERIKA MILLER, b Jan. 4, 1870; dau Conrad W. and Louisa F. (Spindler) Miller. Telegrapher; res., 45 South 13th St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): 1. Harvey Gardner, b May 18, 1893; d Aug. 16, 1893. 2. Herbert Bismarck, b Apr. 1, 1895; unm; 45 South 13th St., Allentown, Pa. 3. George Conrad, b Feb. 2, 1897; d July 22, 1897. 4. Dorothy Louise, b Aug. 30, 1898; unm; 45 South 13th St., Allentown, Pa. 5. Marian Miller, b Jan. 3, 1901. 6. John Daniel, b Feb. 13, 1904. 7. Karl Matthew, b Apr. 5, 1905; d July 22, 1905. 8. Frances Carolyn, b Dec. 14, 1906; d Aug. 29, 1907. [74-717] MAIME ELIZABETH STAGER, b Mar. 15, 1873; dau George W. and Kate S. (Frank) Stager [74-331]; m June 5, 1901, JOSEPH WHARTENBY STEMPLE, b June 2, 1880; s Millard Fillmore and Anna N. (Whartenby) Stemple. Shipping clerk; res., 611 DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Beatrice Kathryn, b Dec. 13, 1903; d Jan. 24, 1909. 2. Joseph Stager, b Mar. 2, 1910; d Mar. 5, 1910. 3. John Paul Stager, b Jan. 25, 1916. [74-718] OSCAR TYSON STAGER, b Dec. 4, 1877; s Oscar W. and Ellen (Tyson) Stager [74-332]; m Apr. 18, 1906, CLARA STROBLE GORDON, b July 3, 1879; dau Frederick W. and Harriet K. (Stroble) Gordon. Wholesale coal dealer; P.O. Box 146, Merion, Pa. (1919.) One child: Frederick Gordon, b Jan. 17, 1917. [74-719] ELIZABETH MERCER STAGER, b Oct. 3, 1879; dau Oscar W. and Ellen (Tyson) Stager [74-332] ; m Nov. 10, 1903, JOHN WESLEY MASLAND, b May 8, 1878; s Charles H. and Annetta (Meyer) Masland. Carpet manufacturer; res., 1219 68th Ave., Oak Lane, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Elizabeth Stager, b Jan. 27, 1905. 2. Ellen Tyson, b July 29, 1907. 3. John Wesley, b May 15, 1912. [74-720] GEORGE ALLEN STAGER, b Apr. 26, 1865; s John H. and Mary C. (DeLong) Stager [74-337]; m CLARA GOFF, b Feb. 14, 1861. Res., 123 North 53rd St., Phila., Pa. [Stager.] One child: Norman Milton, b Jan. 1, 1899. [Letters unans.; unable to verify or complete.] % [74-721] CLARENCE JONES STAGER, b June 26, 1868; s John H. and Mary C. (DeLong) Stager [74-337]; m MARY ELIZABETH HENNAGE, b Aug. 11, 1868; d June 21, 1900. Res., Washington, D. C Children (2): 1. Allen Alexander, b June 27, 1893. 2. Harold, d in infancy. [Stager — - Unable to locate or verify.] 1110 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-722] EMMA ANNIE STAGER, b Sept. 27, 1870; d Nov. 29, 1898; dau John H. and Mary C. (DeLong) Stager [74-337]; m SAMUEL E. PUGH, b Dee. 19, 1867. Photographer; res., Pottsville, Pa. No issue. [Stager.] [Letters ret. No further data.] [74-723] EMMA LOUISA STAGER, b June 9, 1872; d June 19, 1893; dau John H. and Mary C. (DeLong) Stager [74-337]; m ARNOLD WILLIAM WONDERLICH, b Sept. 10, 1868. Engineer; Pottsville, Pa. Children (#): 1. Catharine Anna, b Jan. 13, 1897. 2. Arnold Robert, b Sept. 14, 1899. [Stager — Unable to complete or verify.] [74-727] WILLIAM EMMET RISHEL, b July 31, 1885; s Albert D. and Annie E. (Stager) Rishel [74-342]; m July 23, 1908, NETTIE HELEN THOMAS. Res., Shamokin, Pa. One child: Esther Ellen, b June 14, 1909. [Stager — No further data obtainable.] [74-728] MYRTLE IRENE STAGER, b Nov. 28, 1881; d Apr. 10, 1911; dau Henry C. and Alice (Dugan) Stager [74-343]; m Apr. 22, 1909, CHARLES McMICHAEL. Res., Muncy, Pa. One child: Harry Stager, b Feb. 23, 1911. [Stager — No further data obtainable.] [74-729] JOHN HENRY HEEBNER, b Feb. 14, 1869; s Edward and Kate (Moyer) Heebner [74- 348]; m June 14, 1899, MARGARET FORT DOBBINS, dau John S. and Susan Estell (Gaskill) Dob¬ bins. Res., Johnstown, Pa. (1922.) John Henry Heebner, known as “Harry” Heebner, was Executive Secretary of the Young Men’s Christian Association at Mount Holly, N. J., from Mar. 17, 1892, to Dec. 19, 1893; of the Kensington — North Branch, Phila., Nov. 1, 1896 to Nov. 1, 1919. He has served the Y. M. C. A. officially for thirty- two years. At the present time he is Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. at Johnstown, Pa. Children ( 5 ): 1. Margaret Raine, b Nov. 1, 1900. 2. Harry Edward, b Apr. 26, J902. 3. Francis Clemens, b Oct. 18, 1903. 4. Walter Douglas, b July 7, 1906. 5. Kathryn Bernice, b Feb. 16, 1911. [74-730] CHARLES F. HEEBNER, b Aug. 2, 1871 ; s Edward and Kate (Moyer) Heebner [74-348]; m MRS. ANNA FISHER REUTSCHMAN. Res., 1834 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [74-731] CORA E. HEEBNER, b Oct. 4, 1873; dau Edward and Kate (Moyer) Heebner [74-348]; m Jan. 1, 1913, DAVID ABERNETHY. Noissue. Res., 4642 Mervine St., Phila., Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [74-732] MILLIE V. HEEBNER, b Oct. 20, 1875; daw Edward and Kate (Moyer) Heebner [74-348] ; m WILLIAM HOUGH. Res., 2036 Wishart St., Phila., Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] [74-735] EUPHEMIA WILLIAMS, b Sept. 18, 1868; dau Milton and Louisa (Heebner) Williams [74-348.2]; m Dec. 5, 1912, WILLIAM BROWN, b Apr. 4, 1876; s Renwick W. and Lydia Ann (Riley) Brown. Shipping and freight agent; res., 841 Westfield Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. No issue. (1919.) [74-736] IDA WILLIAMS, b Apr. 26, 1873; dau Milton and Louisa (Heebner) Williams [74-348.2]; m Oct. 19, 1898, JOHN W. LEGG-, b Aug. 9, 1866; s Alexander and Maria (Donner) Legg. Foreman of Fire Dept.; res., 2615 North 4th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. John W., b Apr. 10, 1900; d Apr. 12, 1900. 2. Kathryn W., b Apr. 16, 1904. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1111 [74-737] LYBIA A. WILLIAMS, b Apr. 8, 1875; dau Milton and Louisa (Heebner) Williams [74— 348.2]; m Apr. 30, 1902, ALEXANDER LEGG, b May 14, 1870; s Alexander and Maria (Donner) Legg. District Superintendent of Automatic Sprinkler Company of America; res., 2615 North 4th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Vera Marie, b Nov. 7, 1903. 2. Mabel, b Dec. 29, 1904. [74-739] MABEL WILLIAMS, b Sept. 29, 1884; dau Milton and Louisa (Heebner) Williams [74- 348.2] ; m Aug. 10, 1909, HARRY GILROY, b Nov. 27, 1875; s Harry and Caroline (Rivel) Gilroy. Dealer; res., 1702 South 2nd St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919.) [74-740] ROBERT F. HEEBNER, b Feb. 20, 1873; s John R. and Lucy A. (Bretz) Heebner [74- 348.3] ; m May 7, 1896, MARIA HUMMEL, b July 22, 1872; dau John and Louisa Hummel. Laborer; res., 625 Cedar St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): [74-1066] 1. Russell Robert, b Nov. 17, 1897; m Kathryn Mae Nagle. 2. Charles Lewis, b Aug. 27, 1899; 625 Cedar St., Reading, Pa. 3. Millie Maria, b June 17, 1901. 4. Helen Irene, b Aug. 17, 1903. [74-741] NORA HEEBNER, b Apr. 16, 1879 ; dau John R. and Lucy A. (Bretz) Heebner [74-348.3]; m CONRAD FRY, b July 4, 1874; s William and Messenia (Shock) Fry. Laborer; res., 835 North 8th St., Reading, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [74-744] JOHN T. HEEBNER, b June 21, 1883 ; s John R. and Lucy A. (Bretz) Heebner [74-348.3] ; m Nov. 21, 1900, ORA HOPPIS, b Dec. 16, 1880. Res., South Center St., Pottsville, Pa. (1918.) Children (7): 1. Marion, b Oct. 25, 1901. 2. Hattie, b Dec. 12, 1903. 3. Walter, b Sept. 9, 1906. 4. Dorothy, b Aug. 12, 1907. 5. Norman, b Dec. 1, 1908. 6. Evelyn, b Sept. 18, 1911. 7. Ellenora, d in infancy. [74-747] SARAH G. WEAVER, b Mar. 23, - - ; dau Francis W. and Emma C. (DeLong) Weaver [74-349] ; m July 11, 1894, JOEL M. WAGNER, b May 20, - ; s George and Margaret (Kohlor) Wagner. Farmer; res., Pottsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): 1. Stanley E., b Apr. 10, 1895; Pottsville, Pa. 2. Vera A., b Feb. 22, 1897. 3. Jessie E., b Mar. 29, 1902. 4. Francis W., b Mar. 28, 1906. 5. Kenneth A., b Mar. 20, 1912. 6. Grace E., b Apr. 25, 1914. [74-748] BERTHA WEAVER, b July 28, 1879; dau Francis W. and Emma C. (DeLong) Weaver [74-349]; m Sept. 27, 1905, DANIEL EILER DEIBLER, b Apr. 12, 1879 ;s Samuel and Ellen E. (Eiler) Deibler. Coal and general hauling business; res., 802 West Norwegian St., Pottsville, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Samuel Elwood, b Mar. 23, 1908. 2. Carl Weaver, b Oct. 15, 1910. 3. Daniel Eiler, b Oct. 5, 1912. 4. James Robert, b June 12, 1914. 1112 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-749] EDITH WEAVER, b June 10, - ; dau Francis W. and Emma C. (DeLong) Weaver [74-349]; m Nov. 29, 1916, ELWOOD MARTIN DODD, b July 12, — — - ; s Clement F. and Mar¬ garet (Wine) Dodd. Bookbinder; res., 903 South 55th St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: Lynn M., b Nov. 25, - [74-750] ELSIE M. DE LONG, b Oct. 26, 1884; dau George R. and Elizabeth R. (Snyder) DeLong [74-351]; m Apr. 2, 1907, GEORGE C. ARBOGAST, b July 14, 1883; s George C. and Bella (Christian! Arbogast. Salesman; res., Pottsville, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Karl Robert, b July 27, 1911. 2. Frederick Lee, b Dec. 29, 1915. [74-751] ROBERT W. DE LONG, b Dec. 20, 1890; s George R. and Elizabeth R. (Snyder) DeLong [74-351]; m Jan. 29, 1914, FLORENCE BURKE, b Mar. 27, 1891; dau William J. and Catherine (Reilly) Burke. Electrician; res., 342 South 2nd St., Pottsville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Robert W., b Mar. 31, 1916. [74-752] GEORGE W. DE LONG, b June 29, 1894; s George R. and Elizabeth R. (Snyder) DeLong [74-351']; m Dec. 12, 1915, MARGARET CONDON, dau James F. and Mary A. (Donnelly) Condon. Express worker; res., Pottsville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Elizabeth Ann, b Apr. 8, 1916. [74-753] GERTRUDE F. DE LONG, b Nov. 28, 1883; dau Heber H. and Mary A. (Fahringer) DeLong [74-352]; m July 10, 1910, JAMES J. LESSIG, b July 9, 1886; s Jacob and Rebecca (Keller) Lessig. Merchant; res., Ashland, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Heber DeLong, b Oct. 13, 1914. 2. James Keller, b Feb. 1, 1916. [74-754] HARRY VERNON DE LONG, b June 15, 1894; s Heber H. and Mary A. (Fahringer) De Long [74-352]; m Sept. 21, 1915, FRANCES C. SHUKITES, b Apr. 6, 1893; dau Joseph and Mary (Hoffman) Shukites. Machinist; res., Woodbury, N. J. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy Frances, b June 28, 1916. 2. Evelyn Irene, b Sept. 1, 1918. [74-755] ANNA MAY HEEBNER, b June 16, 1881; dau Rev. Alfred and Tillie (Mason) Heebner [74-354]; m Nov. 25, 1903, CHARLES INSLEY BERLIN, b Dec. 30, 1879; s Dr. James O. and Lillie M. (Insley) Berlin. Salesman; res., Bath, Pa. (1919.) One child: Insley Heebner, b Oct. 30, 1904. [74-756] ELIZABETH MAUD HEEBNER, b Sept. 6, 1882; dau Rev. Alfred and Tillie (Mason) Heebner [74-354]; m Oct. 5, 1904, ROLAND LEE RUDRAUFF, b Jan. 9, 1880; s Charles C. and Salinda (Lee) Rudrauff. Prof, of the Art Dept., Germantown High School; res., 1342 Jerome St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-758] GEORGE H. PAXSON, b Nov. 23, 1887; s John C. and Fannie L. (Heebner) Paxson [74-362]; m Apr. 23, 1910, ETHEL V. PAXSON, b Jan. 14, 1886; dau Charles G. and Margaret V. (Wurts) Paxson. Electrician; res., 306 Mauch Chunk St., Pottsville, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. George Edward, b Jan. 7, 1911. 2. Margaret V., b Jan. 4, 1913. 3. Doris, b Oct. 25, 1914. 4. John H., b Dec. 30, 1915; d Feb. 24, 1918. [74-759.1] MARY ELIZABETH PAXSON, b Nov. 6, 1895; dau John C. and Fannie L. (Heebner) Paxson [74-362]; m June 12, 1920, CLINTON A. COLVER, b Sept. 21, 1895; s William H. and Cora E. (Stecker) Colver. Vulcanizer; res., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1113 Clinton A. Colver is a graduate of the Keystone State Normal School of Kutztown, Pa., class of 1917. He served in the United States Air Service from Dec. 12, 1917, until Sept., 1918, when he was sent to the Infantry Officers’ Training School from which he received an honorable discharge in Nov., 1918. Mary Elizabeth Paxson Colver is a graduate of the Keystone State Normal School of Kutztown, Pa., class of 1917. She was a teacher in the public schools of Schuylkill Haven, Pa., from Sept., 1917, until June, 1920. [74-760] GEORGE W. HEEBNER, b July 23, 1888; s Dr. Thomas F. and Mary A. (Coxon) IJeeb- ner [74-363a]; m June 19, 1912, MAUDE H. GWINNER, b May 20, 1888; dau George T. and Emma R. (Krebs) Gwinner. Car agent, P. & R. Rwy. Co. ; res., Shamokin, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Boy, stillborn; Oct. 23, 1913. 2. Helen Gwinner, b Nov. 1, 1915. 3. Lillian Maude, b Oct. 18, 1918. [74-761] ANNA MARGARET HEEBNER, b Mar. 25, 1897; dau Dr. Thomas F. and Laura H. (Matthews) Heebner [74-363b]; m Nov. 5, 1919, HARRISON A. BERGER, b Feb. 28, 1895; s George A. and Katie M. (Bittle) Berger. Garage proprietor; res., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-762] MacDONALD HEEBNER, b May 26, 1891; s John W. and Sallie (McDonnell) Heebner [74—364] ; m Apr. 6, 1917, CAROLINE M. RIBBLE, b Jan. 7, 1892; dau James M. and Martha (Heck¬ man) Ribble. Bookkeeper; res., Clark’s Green, Pa. (1919.) One child: MacDonald, b Feb. 24, 1918. [74-763] ANNA MARGARET IVES, b May 16, 1891 ; dau Albert G. and Esther P. (Heebner) Ives [74-365]; m Apr. 23, 1913, HAROLD DOUD, b Oct. 16, 1887 ; s Erastus S. and Ella A. (Chase) Doud. Assistant Secretary of the Scranton Trust Co.; res., Scranton, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Harold Albert, b Jan. 3, 1915. 2. Margaret Jane, b Oct. 13, 1916. 3. Anne Elizabeth, b Jan. 25, 1919. [74-764] WILLIAM EDWIN IVES, b July 29, 1893; s Albert G. and Esther P. (Heebner) Ives. [74-365] ; m June 26, 1919, MAE WILHELMINA BRYDEN, b May 5, 1895; dau Andrew W. and Lena (Kayser) Bryden. Supervisor of Agriculture; res., Mansfield, Pa. (1919.) [74-765] RACHEL ANN BUTTERWECK SCHWENK, b Feb. 11, 1862; dau Samuel S. and Mary A. (Butterweck) Schwenk [74-368]; m Sept. 25, 1890, W. R. JOHNSON of Lower Providence, Pa. [Nyce Payers — No further data.) [74-766] MARY CASSEL NYCE, b Feb. 13, 1870; dau Harman L. and Susanna (Cassel) Nyce [74-401]; m Jan. 10, 1891, HARRY DANKELMAN, b Oct. 10, 1864; s John and Ottilia (Hess) Dankel- man. Broker; res., 327 South 12th St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-767] CAROLINE CASSEL NYCE, b Nov. 1, 1871; dau Harman L. and Susanna (Cassel) Nyce [74-401]; m Sept. 27, 1893, MARTIN MOLONY, b June 14, 1871; s Martin and Sarah (Gartley) Molony. Builder; res., 2405 North 54th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: H. Martin, b Sept. 22, 1896. [74-768] FLORA CASSEL NYCE, b Feb. 13, 1874, dau Harman L. and Susanna (Cassel) Nyce [74-401]; m Oct. 8, 1893, CHARLES ERNEST NAILE, b Jan. 4, 1871; s William E. and Ellen L. (Rorke) Naile. Bookkeeper; res., 142 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Frederick W., b Dec. 30, 1896. 2. Ralph H., b June 7, 1899. 1114 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-769] HOWARD CASSEL NYCE, b June 17, 1875; s Harman L. and Susanna (Cassel) Nyce [74-401]; m Nov. 12, 1912, ETHEL ROWAN, b May 27, 1894; dau George K. and Sallie (Henry) Row¬ an. Dentist; res., Valley Forge, Pa. (1918.) One child: Ruth, b July 30, 1913. [74-770] BENJAMIN FRANKLIN NYCE, b Dec. 23, 1878; s Harman L. and Susanna (Cassel) Nyce [74-401]; m Nov. 12, 1907, BERTHA OTTO STINE, b Feb. 8, 1879; dan Peter K. and Sarah E. (March) Stine. Res., 216 W. Freedley St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: B. Frank, b Sept. 22, 1908. [74-771] MABEL CASSEL NYCE, b Sept. 26, 1884; dau Harman L. and Susanna (Cassel) Nyce [74-401]; m Feb. 20, 1907, HAROLD CORSON, b Oct. 26, 1867; s George N. and Maria (Hurst) Cor¬ son. Conveyancer; res., Audubon, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. George N., b March 12, 1908. 2. Mary Louise, b Aug. 25, 1915. 3. William Hurst, b Dec. 11, 1917. [74-772] PETER N. BREY, b Sept. 26, 1872; s Emanuel W. and Mary L. (Nyce) Brey [74-402a]; m Sept. 22, 1894, AMANDA G. HENDRICKS, b Nov. 23, 1875; dau Oliver and Margaret (Godshall) Hendricks. Laborer; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): [74-1067] 1. Arthur, b Jan. 14, 1895; m Katie Crouthammel; Chalfont, Pa. [74-1068] 2. Mary Edna, b Aug. 4, 1896; m Paul B. Bishop. 3. Edwin, b Sept. 26, 1901. 4. Howard, b June 4, 1904. 5. Raymond, b Dec. 23, 1906. 6. Lester, b Mar. 18, 1911; d Oct. 14, 1912. [74-773] MARY ALICE NYCE BREY, b Aug. 13, 1874; dau Emanuel W. and Mary L. (Nyce) Brey [74-402a]; m Nov. 25, 1893, OLIVER G. HENDRICKS, b Feb. 6, 1874; s Oliver K. and Margaret (Godshall) Hendricks. Res., Kulpsville, Pa. (1920.) One child: [74-1069] Stella B., b Feb. 11, 1895; m Robert C. Stevens. [74-774] SARA JANE NYCE, b June 10, 1879; dau Peter L. and Mary (Moyer) Nyce [74-404a]; m Dec. 25, 1903, ALVIN C. MOYER, b July 27, 1877 ; s Joseph and Kathryn (Hess) Moyer. Baker; res., 720 West Main St., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Kathryn, b Feb. 19, 1903. [74-775] MARIETTA NYCE, b Oct. 15, 1882; dau Peter L. and Mary (Moyer) Nyce [74-404a]; m Aug. 1, 1907, JOHN G. HAUCK, b Sept. 10, 1884; s George and Elizabeth (Gresh) Hauck. Foreman; res., Harleysville, Pa. (1920.) Children {2): 1. Harold Zimmer, b Nov. 15, 1908. 2. John N., b Feb. 17, 1918. [74-776] WELLINGTON M. NYCE, b Mar. 19, 1886 ; s Peter L. and Mary (Moyer) Nyce [74-404a] ; m Mar. 24, 1906, LIZZIE S. GRATER, b Feb. 9, 1885; dau Abraham T. and Annie (Stauffer) Grater. Carpenter; res., Hatfield, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Lloyd G., b Sept. 20, 1906. 2. Lawrence G., b Oct. 18, 1908. 3. Helen G., b July 23, 1913. 4. Marion G., b May 29, 1915. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1115 [74-777] HARRY NYCE, b Aug. 21, 1887 ; s Peter L. and Mary (Moyer) Nyce [74-404a] ; m Jan. 1, 1915, ALICE MAGARGAL REED, b Sept. 9, 1889; dau Aaron and Ida (Magargal) Reed. Carpenter; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Herbert Reed, b Dec. 3, 1915. 2. Harry Robert, b Oct. 14, 1917. 3. Mary Elizabeth, b Oct. 13, 1919. [74-778] JACOB C. BELL, b June 15, 1866; d Jan. 17, 1903; s Washington A. and Amanda S. (Bosler) Bell [74-405] ; m Sept. 25, 1889, ANGELINE JACOBS, b Aug. 26, 1861. Res., 2115 Dover St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Helen, b July 2, 1897. 2. Laura, b June 17, 1899. 3. Washington A., b July 15, 1890; d Nov. 2, 1890. 4. Jacob, b Jan. 14, 1902; d May 4, 1902. [74-779] LEONARD W. BELL, b Aug. 18, 1868; s Washington A. and Amanda S. (Bosler) Bell [74-405] ; m Nov. 28, 1889, MARY A. DRESLIN, b Nov. 4, 1864; dau George and Kathrine (McGrath) Dreslin. Barber; res., 213 Hector St., Conshohocken, Pa. (1920.) One child: Lenna W., b July 7, 1899. [74-780] MARY BELL, b Apr. 27, 1870; d Apr. 5, 1915; dau Washington A. and Amanda S. (Bosler) Bell [74-405] ; m July 15, 1888, JOHN PERRY SMITH, b May 16, 1867 ; s James and Sallie F. (Schim) Smith. Iron worker; res., 79 Harry St., Conshohocken, Pa. (1920.) One child: [74-1070] Leonard B., b Mar. 11, 1889; m Richomel Jane Barr. [74-781] HENRY K. BELL, b Jan. 6, 1874; d May 7, 1920; s Washington A. and Amanda S. (Bos¬ ler) Bell [74-405] ; m Aug. 27, 1894, LAURA GARDNER, b Sept. 18, 1876; dau Charles C. and Mary E. (DeVoe) Gardner. Res., 214 East 7th St., Conshohocken, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Myrtle L., b Feb. 26, 1897. 2. Ella Mae, b Aug. 10, 1899. 3. Margaret Marie, b May 11, 1904. 4. Loraine Mabel, b Dec. 28, 1907. [74-783] WASHINGTON AUGUSTUS BELL, b Feb. 1, 1880; s Washington A. and Amanda S. (Bosler) Bell [74-405]; m Sept. 13, 1901, MARY GILLESPIE, b May 24, 1883; dau James K. and Laura (Von Thenen) Gillespie. Electrician; res., Norristown, R. F. D. 4, Narcissa, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Leonard W., b Mar. 8, 1903. 2. Amanda, b June 12, 1904. 3. Augustus J., b Feb. 18, 1906. [74-784] ELLA M. BELL, b Mar. 26, 1884; dau Washington A. and Amanda S. (Bosler) Bell [74- 405]; m Dec. 29, 1916, CHARLES FREEMONT RANKIN, b Dec. 25, 1861; s George W. and Rebecca D. (Kirkpatrick) Rankin. Insurance broker, 316 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Res., Bigelow Boulevard and Dithridge St., Pittsburgh, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-786] J. EYNON BOSLER, b May 28, 1872; s William M. and Elizabeth (Eynon) Bosler [74- 407]; m July 3, 1899, ROSA HOLDERMAN, b Nov. 25, 1878. Machinist; res., Olean, N. Y. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Harold Eynon, b Aug. 15, 1906. 2. Robert Holderman, b June 21, 1914. 3. William Douglass, b May 28, 1916. 111(3 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-787] CELIA WILSON BOSLER, b Sept. 25, 1873; dau William M. and Elizabeth (Eynon) Bosler [74-407]; m May 11, 1897, FRANK MARSHALL, b Dec. 29, 1874; s George Wentworth and Lavinia Millay. Traveling salesman; res., Portville, N. Y. (1920.) Children (8): 1. Doris Wilson, b Feb. 13, 1899. 2. Madaline W., b Apr. 26, 1904. 3. Elizabeth L., b Oct. 5, 1908. [74-788] HARRY E. BOSLER, b Feb. 1, 1875; s William M. and Elizabeth (Eynon) Bosler [74- 407]; m Dec. 23, 1904, SADIE MANN, b Feb. 14, 1876. Druggist; res., Johnsonburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Harry William, b July 12, 1906. 2. Elizabeth Eynon, b Aug. 1, 1912. [74-789] PERCY M. BOSLER, b Dec. 17, 1881 ; d July 13, 1909; s William M. and Elizabeth (Ey¬ non) Bosler [74-407]; m May 6, 1902, ALICE PRICE, b Nov. 18, 1885; d Apr. 15, 1915; dau Edward Price. Machinist. No issue. (1920.) [74-790] P. MILDRED BOSLER, b Jan. 9, 1888; dau William M. and Elizabeth (Eynon) Bosler [74-407]; m Nov. 4, 1913, SPENCER BLACK, b Oct. 23, 1887; s Spencer C. and Mary (Fricke- Gray) Black. Oil treater; res., Olean, N. Y. (1920.) Children (2): 1. William Spencer, b Nov. 10, 1914. 2. Barbara Mildred, b Apr. 16, 1917. [74-791 ] FRANK UNDERKOFFLER, b June 29, 1878 ; s William G. and Caroline L. (Bosler) Under- koffler [74-408]; m Jan. 26, 1905, LILLIE GILBERT, b Dec. 23, 1880; dau Joseph and Ella (Armitage) Gilbert. Superintendent; res., 209 Beech St., Norristown, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-792] ELIZABETH UNDERKOFFLER, b July 23, 1879; dau William G. and Caroline L. (Bos¬ ler) Underkoffler [74-408]; m Jan. 7, 1903, OSCAR WEISS, b Mar. 16, 1876; s Frederick and Charlotte (Fegley) Weiss. Laundry foreman; res., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Chester A., b June 20, 1903. 2. Dorothy L., b Sept. 30, 1906. 3. Beatrice C., b Jan. 5, 1915. [74-793] ELLA DEBORAH UNDERKOFFLER, b Sept. 25, 1885; dau William G. and Caroline L. (Bosler) Underkoffler [74-408]; m Oct. 12, 1909, IRVIN M. SKEEN, b Feb. 24, 1883; s Millard F. and Laura (Walters) Skeen. Machinist; res., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Gladys, b Nov. 23, 1912. 2. Karl, b Sept. 13, 1914; d May 11, 1915. 3. Harold, b Mar. 29, 1917. [74-794] ALICE W. UNDERKOFFLER, b Aug. 15, 1888; dau William G. and Carolina L. (Bosler) Underkoffler [74-408]; m Apr. 30, 1913, CHARLES W. FRY, b Nov. 14, 1886. Plumber; res., Norris¬ town, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-795] WILLIAM G. UNDERKOFFLER, JR., b July 1, 1881 ; s William G. and Carolina (Bosler) Underkoffler [74-408]; m July 1, 1902, ROSE McKEON, dec. Res., Norristown, Pa. Children (2): 1. Mildred, b Mar. 17, 1907. 2. Charles, b Aug. 20, 1910. [74-796] BENJAMIN ERWIN BOSLER, b Jan. 20, 1875; s Jacob E. and Annie M. (Eynon) Bosler [74 -409]; m Dec. 27, 1898, ANNA B. EVANS, b Jan. 18, 1873; dau Harry and M. Alice (Bartholomew) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1117 Evans. Superintendent of the Mechanical Dept., Cambria Steel Co.; res., 197 Ohio St., Johnstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Charlotte Evans, b Mar. 23, 1903. [74-800] EMILY EYNON BOSLER, b Aug. 2, 1885; dau Jacob E. and Annie M. (Eynon) Bosler [74-409]; m May 16, 1905, FRANK W. NEITZ, b Nov. 16, 1876; s Henry A. and Adelia (Duel) Neitz. Carpenter; res., Jeffersonville, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Carrie Virginia, b June 2, 1909. 2. Henry A., b Mar. 19, 1911 ; d Apr. 16, 1911. 3. Frank W., b June 9, 1912. [74-802] WILLIS E. BOSLER, b Dec. 6, 1891 ; s Willis E. and Lizzie E. (Hunsicker) Bosler [74— 410] ; m June 28, 1917, CATHERINE BYTHEWAY, b July 4, 1898; dau Edwin and Catherine (Danne- hower) Bytheway. Draftsman; res., 39 Beech St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Willis E., b May 30, 1919. [74-803] CLARENCE H. BOSLER, b June 1, 1893; s Willis E. and Lizzie E. (Hunsicker) Bosler [74-410] ; m Apr. 15, 1916, ETHEL MAY BICKHART, b Oct. 17, 1896 ; dau Ira and Euphemia (Slavin) Bickhart. Crane operator; res., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Clarence W., b Dec. 6, 1916. 2. Merritt W., b Dec. 10, 1918. [74-804] EVA ETHEL BOSLER, b Oct. 19, 1888; dau Frank W. and Catherine (Hildenbrand) Bosler [74-411]; m July 31, 1907, FRANK K. MOYER, b July 28, 1883; s Frank S. and Emma (Kem- merer) Moyer. Assistant engineer and electrician; res., 660 Astor St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: George W. F., b Feb. 22, 1908. [74-805] FREDERICK H. BOSLER, b Oct. 12, 1889; s Frank W. and Catherine (Hildenbrand) Bosler [74-411]; m Mar. 6, 1915, ARNETA R. EHLY, b Sept. 24, 1889; dau John A. and Anne (Silver- wood) Ehly. Ship joiner; res., 1305 S. Broad St., Pliila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-806] IRMA MAY BOSLER, b Oct. 28, 1892; dau Frank W. and Catherine (Hildenbrand) Bosler [74-411] ; m Nov. 12, 1912, WILLIAM SCHWARTZ, JR., b Aug. 23, 1890; s William and Jennie (Farrell) Schwartz. Baker; res., 119 W. Wood St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Jean Irma, b May 9, 1916. [74-807] LINWOOD W. BOSLER, b Feb. 13, 1895; s Frank W. and Catherine (Hildenbrand) Bosler [74-411] ; m June 27, 1917, EDNA F. JONES, b Mar. 23, 1896; dau George W. and Ellen (Taylor) Jones. Life insurance solicitor; res., 204 Summit St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Leah Frances, b Sept. 24, 1919. [74-808] JOHN GROFF, b Nov. 15, 1855; s Roger D. and Catharine (Groff) Groff [74-427]; m July 2, 1892, IDA JANE BEAN, b Nov. 26, 1865; dau James U. and Sarah (Beyer) Bean [184-187]. Moulder; res., Royersford, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. James Lowell, b Feb. 17, 1895. 2. Sara Katherine, b June 28, 1897. 3. Elva Irene, b Oct. 27, 1899. 4. David Johnson, b May 4, 1902. 5. Roger Melvin, b Sept. 11, 1907. [74-809] REBECCA GROFF, b July 25, 1869; dau Roger D. and Catharine (Groff) Groff [74-427]; m Oct. 23, 1890, SAMUEL W. FOX, b May 29, 1865; s Benjamin F. and Malinda (Reifsnyder) Fox. Adjuster for Aetna Ins. Co.; res., Royersford, Pa. (1920.) 1118 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families One child: Evelyn Essick R., b Sept. 19, 1893; graduate of Kutztown Normal School, 1912; Ursinus College, 1919; teacher of French and Mathematics in Royersford High School. [74-810a] JOSEPH BENOIR, b Sept. 15, 1870; s Joseph and Jennie (Groff) Benoir [74-428]; m 1st time, MARY McCLINTIL, dec. One child: Mary. [74-810b] JOSEPH BENOIR, same as above, m 2nd time, ETHEL DENICKE. Children ( 3 ): 1. Joseph, b Nov. 2, 1900. 2. Rudolph, b Oct. 1, 1902. 3. Ethel, b Sept. 12, 1904. [ Unable to complete.] [74-811] LENA BENOIR, b Apr. 23, 1872; dau Joseph and Jennie (Groff) Benoir [74-428]; m GRIER L. O. WEIDLER, SR., d Oct. 28, 1911. Res., 2107 Diamond St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Joy B., b Mar. 8, 1901. 2. Jesse L., b Jan. 26, 1902. 3. Joseph G., b Apr. 7, 1903. 4. Jane G., b July 6, 1904. 5. John Alfred, b Dec. 1, 1906. 6. James Theodore, b July 21, 1908. 7. Grier L. O., Jr., b Feb. 7, 1910. [74-811.1] LYDIA L. FAMOUS, b Sept. 26, 1867 ; dau John S. and Sarah (Groff) Famous [74-429]; m Oct. 9, 1895, JOHN D. FAMOUS, d Feb. 23, 1899; s Harry R. and Elizabeth B. (Crow) Famous. Plumber and civil engineer; res., 119 West Market St., West Chester, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. John H., b Sept. 20, 1896; served in the World War and also on the Mexican Border. He was a member of Ambulance Co. 109, Sanitary Train 103, of the A. E. F. from Pittsburgh, Pa. [74-1070.1] 2. Leon C., b Jan. 13, 1899; m Elsie T. Davis. [74-812] JENNIE M. FAMOUS, b Dec. 4, 1872; dau John S. and Sarah A. (Groff) Famous [74- 429]; m Aug. 31, 1891, LEWIS F. KELLAR, b May 12, 1860; s Manlove and Mary J. (Fry) Kellar. Res., Berwyn, Pa. (1919.) Children (J); [74-1071] 1. Lewis Irvin, b Sept. 7, 1892; m Anna J. Thomas. 2. Jennie Marie, b Sept. 20, 1895; Berwyn, Pa. 3. Jesse Donald, b Apr. 23, 1897 ; Berwyn, Pa. 4. Norman Howard, b Feb. 12, 1900; d 1913. [74-813] IRVIN H. FAMOUS, b June 23, 1875; s John S. and Sarah A. (Groff) Famous [74-429]; m Sept. 17, 1896, HETTIE WARBURTON, b Sept. 30, 1874; dau Harry and Hannah (McCool) Warburton. Fireman; res., Jeffersonville, Pa. (1919.) Children (5); [74-1072] 1. Sarah, b July 15, 1897; m Harry Barlow. 2. Attlee, b Aug. 26, 1898; Jeffersonville, Pa. 3. Helen, b Aug. 23, 1901; Jeffersonville, Pa. 4. Edith, b Oct. 5, 1903. 5. Ross, b Oct. 24, 1908. [74-814] HARRY R. FAMOUS, b June 18, 1878; d Jan. 1, 1917; s John S. and Sarah A. (Groff) Famous [74-429]; m May 8, 1900, ELSIE F. FULMER, b Jan. 11, 1881 ; dau Robert and Mary (Peck) Fulmer. Carpenter; res., 41 W. Gay St., West Chester, Pa. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1119 Children ( 2 ): 1. Harold A., h Nov. 22, 1901. 2. Anna S., b Jan. 7, 1904; d Apr, 28, 1913. [74-815] EFFIE M. FAMOUS, b Jan. 24, 1885; dau John S and Sarah A. (Groff) Famous [74-429] ; m May 8, 1905, WILLIAM H. STOLL, b Mar. 24, 1883; d Jan. 5, 1908; s William H. and Laura (Brow¬ er) Stoll. Widow’s res., Corner Store, Route 2, Phoenixville, Pa. (1919.) One child: William H., b Mar. 13, 1908; d May 8, 1908. [74-816] FRANCIS M. FAMOUS, b Jan. 22, 1887; s John S. and Sarah A. (Groff) Famous [74- 429]; m Nov. 17, 1909, ELIZABETH E. DOUGHERTY, b Aug. 10, 1890; dau John A. and Maggie (McClintic) Dougherty. Farmer; res., Phoenixville, Pa., R. D. 2. (1919.) Children (3): 1. John Marion, b Mar. 17, 1911. 2. Dora Elizabeth, b Nov. 7, 1912. 3. Francis Lester, b Sept. 9, 1917. [74-817] BLANCHE S. FAMOUS, b May 24, 1890; dau John S. and Sarah A. (Groff) Famous [74—429] ; m Sept. 17, 1913, EDWARD S. PORTER, b Nov. 8, 1890; d June 15, 1915; s Edward S. and Eva F. (Pickering) Porter. Machinist; res., Phoenixville, Pa., R. D. 2. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Florence E., b July 13, 1914. 2. Blanche Beulah, b Sept. 30, 1915. [74-818] FLORENCE S. FAMOUS, b May 24, 1890; dau John S. and Sarah A. (Groff) Famous [74-429]; m CHARLES G. REUSTLE. Florence Famous resides at Phoenixville, Pa. She is divorced and retains her maiden name of Famous. (1919.) One child: Blanche Rose, b Mar. 23, 1912. [74-820] GEORGE GROFF KELLY, b Dec. 20, 1892; s Alban A. and Sarah R. (Groff) Kelly [74- 435]; m Sept. 12, 1917, ANNA PEARL GULDIN, b June 7, 1888; dau George Custer and Laura Etta (Amole) Guldin. Traveling freight expediter; res., 457 Spruce St., Pottstown, Pa. No issue. (1918.) [74-821] JULIA GRANT GROFF, b Apr. 20, 1889; d Mar. 16, 1917; dau Ulysses G. and Julia P. (Quick) Groff [74-436]; m GEORGE WALKER SIMMONS, b June 10, 1890; s Chauncey Thornton and Madeline (Walker) Simmons. Stenographer; res., Amherst, Mass. George W. Simmons enlisted in the U. S. Navy in July, 1916. (1918.) Children (2): 1. George Walker, b June 17, 1913. 2. Chauncey Thornton, b Mar. 7, 1915. [74-822] PAUL WALDMAN GROFF, b Oct. 9, 1891; s Ulysses G. and Julia P. (Quick) Groff [74-436]; m Nov. 1, 1913, GRACE LILLIAN MIXTER, b Jan. 25, 1891; dau Ellsworth JI. and Alice A. (Tracy) Mixter. Dairyman; res., 14 Woodland St., Worcester, Mass. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Dorothy Mixter, b Feb. 6, 1915. 2. Helen Grant, b Aug. 2, 1916. 3. Priscilla Louise, b Dec. 2, 1917. [74-824.1] GEORGE F. ROSENBERGER, b July 1, 1868; s John B. and Mary G. (Fetterolf) Rosenberger [74-437]; m July 27, 1895, EVA GETLINGER, b Dec. 23, 1878. Caterer; res., 2003 W. York St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: George G., b Mar. 7, 1898; unm. [74-830.1] NATHAN L. FETTEROLF, b Mar. 29, 1878; s Nathan S. and Charlotte (Lake) Fetter¬ olf [74-442]; m Aug. 22, 1901, ANNA F. C. HENCKENROTH, b June 12, 1880; dau Henry and Emma R. (Stickler) Henckenroth. Laborer; res., West Point, Pa. (1921.) 1120 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 6 ): 1. George, b May 19, 1902. 2. Paul, b Sept. 8, 1904. 3. Florence, b June 3, 1907. 4. Epentus, b Dec. 31, 1910. 5. Willard, b Sept. 8, 1913. 6. Dorothy, b May 23, 1917. [74-830.2] DANIEL F. ZEIGLER, b July 9, 1870; s Abram and Matilda (Fetterolf) Zeigler [74— 443]; m May 19, 1897, EMMA ANGELMOYER, b Oct. 22, 1868; dan Henry F. and Anna (Moyer) Angelmoyer. Photographer; res., Souderton, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): [74-1072.1] 1. Anna Matilda, b Apr. 17, 1898; m Rev. Reed F. Landis. 2. Edna A., b July 31, 1901. 3. Russell, b Oct. 11, 1907. [74-833] AGNES CORNELIA FETTEROLF, b Jan. 13, 1889; dau George G. and Cornelia R. (MacCaully) Fetterolf [74-445] ; m Dec. 24, 1918, DR. EDWARD ERNEST EVERTS, b Jan. 13, 1883 ; s Edward C. and Mary Louisa (Watts) Everts. Physician; res., Corliss Station, Pittsburgh, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-835] ESTELLE GROFF FETTEROLF, b Nov. 29, 1893; dau George G. and Cornelia R. (Mac¬ Caully) Fetterolf [74-445]; m Apr. 4, 1915, HARVEY COLIN MacNICHOL, b June 12, 1889; s John A. and Lillian (Holmes) MacNichol. Marine engineer; res., Langhorne, Pa. (1920.) One child: Layton Frank, b Oct. 7, 1916. [74-837] CHARLES F. CROUTHAMEL, b Apr. 12, 1895; s Joseph and Alice G. (Fetterolf) Crout¬ hamel [74-447]; m Apr. 28, 1917, EMMA BLANCHE COUTER, b June 24, 1895; dau Frank and Sallie (Bryan) Couter. Chief carpenter; U. S. S. Arkansas, c/o Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal. (1920.) Charles Crouthamel enlisted in the U. S. Navy, Jan. 5, 1914, as carpenter’s mate, and was rapidly ad¬ vanced, being the first on the ship’s record (U.S.S. Arkansas) to receive five promotions in the first four years of service. He received an honorable discharge at the end of four years and again re-enlisted. He saw service in Mexico, in submarine warfare, and with Germany; hence he wears the stripes of three wars on his sleeve. One child: Charlotte Lorrain, b Dec. 1, 1918. [74-838] MABEL GROFF, b Apr. 13, 1887 ; dau John B. and Laura (Bates) Groff [74-454]; m Sept. 29, 1909, JOHN MURRAY, b Mar. 17, 1885; s John and Margaret (Prizer) Murray. Res., Port Kenne¬ dy, Pa. (1919.) One child: Jean, b July 6, 1910. [74-839] MINERVA JANE GRATER, b May 19, 1864; dau Abraham G. and Hannah (Umstead) Grater [74-455]; m WILLIAM O. YOST, b Mar. 21, 1864; res., 623 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [74-840] URSINUS GRATER, b Dec. 1, 1871; s Abraham G. and Hannah (Umstead) Grater [74-455]; m Sept. 7, 1904, LILLIAN EDMONSTON, b May 7, 1877; dau John A. and Sarah A. Ed- monston. Mill superintendent of Grater-Bodey Co.; res., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Eva E., b Jan. 11, 1908. [74-841] MARION IOLA GRATER, b May 21, 1876; dau Abraham G. and Hannah (Umstead) Grater [74-455]; m June 19, 1901, ROSWELL CHENEY McCREA, Ph.D., b July 30, 1876; s Wil¬ liam Henry Harrison and Fredericka (Frankfurter) McCrea. Educator and educational administrator; res., 101 Rockland Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Edith G., b July 1, 1902. 2. Winston, b Mar. 15, 1906. 3. H. Thompson, b July 3, 1909. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1121 Roswell C. McCrea was born at Norristown, Pa. He received the degrees of A.B. from Haverford College in 1897, A.M. from Cornell University in 1900, and Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1901. He is an economist, and was acting head of the department of History and Civics at the Eastern Illinois State Normal School from 1901 to 1902; instructor in Economics at Trinity College 1902-1903; professor of Economics and Sociology at Bowdoin College 1903-1907; associate director of New York School of Philanthropy 1907-1911 ; and professor of Economics at the University of Pennsyl¬ vania 1911-1916. Dr. McCrea was dean of the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce of the Uni¬ versity of Pennsylvania from 1912-1916. He was appointed civilian commissioner to act on conscien¬ tious objectors in the war department in 1918; and has been commercial examiner for the Chamber of Commerce, State of New York, since Feb., 1919. Dr. McCrea is also secretary of the Academy of Political Sciences. He is the author of “The Humane Movement,” 1910, and a writer on social and economic subjects, mainly for use in technical schools. Since July, 1916, Dr. McCrea has been Professor of Economics at the School of Business, Columbia University. [ Who’s Who — 1920.] [74-844] ANNIE P. GRATER, b Jan. 6, 1888; dau John G. and Susan (Peale-Handel)’ Grater [74— 456b] ; m DARLINGTON POLLOCK. Res., 1721 Uber St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-845] ALICE L. GRAHAM, b Aug. 10, 1866; dau Isaac and Martha W. (Kugler) Graham [74— 457]; m Dec. 23, 1886, JOHN COOPER, JR., b Feb. 22, 1861; d Apr. 25, 1901; s John and Alice L. Cooper. Farmer; res., Anselma, Pa. Children (7): 1. Augustus, b Aug. 9, 1887; d July 11, 1892. 2. L. Walter, b July 22, 1889; Shelbyville, Ky. , Del. 5. J. Roger, b Sept. 22, 1894; Devault, Pa. 6. Anna A., b Dec. 30, 1896; Devault, Pa. [74-1072.4] 7. Helen Gould, b Aug. 18, 1900; m Howard Housmouth; 935 W. Silver St., Phila., Pa. [74-846] HANNAH G. GRAHAM, b Apr. 29, 1869; d Sept. 11, 1918; dau Isaac and Martha W. (Kugler) Graham [74-457]; m Jan. 25, 1894, ABRAM GORDON, b Aug. 28, 1860; s Jonathan and Christiana (Hughes) Gordon. Farmer; res., Lionville, Chester Co., Pa. (1919.) One child : Grace A., b June 15, 1898; Lionville, Pa. [74-847] MARTHA K. GRAHAM, b June 24, 1871; dau Isaac and Martha W. (Kugler) Graham [74-457]: m Feb. 20, 1895, G. HARVEY YOUNG, b June 27, 1870; s Peter and Sarah (Kunkler) Young. Farmer; res., Devault, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-848] SALINDA J. GRAHAM, b Mar. 28, 1874; dau Isaac and Martha W. (Kugler) Graham [74-457]; m Feb. 12, 1896, J. R. GORDON,. b Oct. 4, 1868; s Jonathan and Christiana (Hughes) Gor¬ don. Farmer; res., Lionville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Earl G., b June 17, 1897; 5307 Germantown Ave., Phila., Pa. 2. Emmet S., b July 4, 1900; Lionville, Pa. 3. Mabel, b May 15, 1905; Lionville, Pa. [74-849] WILLIAM H. GRAHAM, b Sept. 6, 1876; s Isaac and Martha W. (Kugler) Graham [74- 457]; m Apr. 2, 1910, MARGARET DUFFY, b Oct. 10, 1877; daw John and Margaret (Boyd) Duffy. Agent or manager; res., 4141 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-850] MILTON M. NYCE, b Oct. 18, 1856; d Jan. 11, 1916; s Josiah G. and Elizabeth (Bickel) Nyce [74-459]; m SARAH HETRICK, b Mar. 28, 1859; dau Henry and Margaret (Kulp) Hetrick. (1920.) Children (2): [74-1072.5] 1. Preston H., b Feb. 13, 1884; m Rosa Gephart; 1624 N. Gratz St., Phila., Pa. [74-1072.6] 2. Wallace E., b June 10, 1895; m Katharine Hoke. [74-1072. 2a] [74-1072. 2b] [74-1072.3] „ ,, / 1. Joseph M. Aicholz. 3. Martha K„ b Apr. 17, 1891 ; m ( 2_ Norman Marten. 4. M. Elva, b Dec. 16, 1892; m Ernest Happersett; Porter 1122 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-851] PRESTON T. NYCE, b Nov. 13, 1860; s Josiah G. and Elizabeth (Bickel) Nyce [74-459]; m Feb. 1, 1894, SALLIE E. FRICK, b Mar. 3, 1852; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Dellicker) Frick. Gro¬ cer; res., 916 Huntingdon St., Pliila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Helen E., b Mar. 17, 1897. [74-852] HARVEY G.'GROMAN, b Feb. 21, 1866; d Aug. 2, 1905; s Reuben B. and Catharine A. (Nyce) Groman [74-460]; m Feb. 10, 1892, ANNA S. DOEPFER, b Apr. 24, 1866; dau Henry C. and Margaretta (Elbert) Doepfer. Res., 226 North 6th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Harvey Elbert, b July 20, 1894. 2. Marguerite Louise, b Feb. 4, 1896. [74-853] SARAH AUCHY, b Jan. 28, 1852; dau Abraham H. and Catharine (Hartzell) Auchy [74- 462]; m July 19, 1873, CHARLES BOLTON, b Sept. 9, 1852; s Charles and Lydia (Krause) Bolton. Laborer; res., Spring Mount, Pa. (1920.) Children (10): [74-1073] 1. Annie, b Oct. 17, 1873; m Alvin Keyser. [74-1074] 2. Katie, b Dec. 12, 1875; m William K. Krause. [74-1075] 3. Sallie A., b Dec. 6, 1877; m William D. Hunsicker. [74-1076] 4. John, b Dec. 22, 1879; m Lydia Cressman. 5. Abraham, b Apr. 14, 1882; Hatfield, Pa. [74-1077] 6. Cleveland, b Jan. 22, 1885; m Beulah Hughes. [74-1078] 7. Arthur, b Feb. 12, 1892; m Lydia Wasser; Spring Mount, Pa. 8. Lillie May, b Apr. 20, 1887 ; d Sept. 8, 1887. 9. Lizzie Edna, b Apr. 17, 1889; d Feb. 15, 1891. 10. Howard, b Aug. 4, 1899. [74-854] MATILDA AUCHY, b Apr. 14, 1858; dau Abraham H. and Catharine (Hartzell) Auchy [74-462] ; m July 30, 1881, S. S. ADAMS, b Oct. 2, 1852; s Jacob and Julia (Stoudt) Adams. Cobbler; res., 1628 Turner St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) One child: [74-1079] Mary Estelle, b Feb. 27, 1882; m Mark B. Biery; Allentown, Pa. [74-855] CATHARINE AUCHY, b Jan. 2, 1861; d Sept. 27, 1917; dau Abraham H. and Catharine (Hartzell) Auchy [74-462]; m Jan. 5, 1884, GEORGE KLINE, b Oct. 10, 1857 ; s Abraham and Rebecca (Wamps) Kline. Blacksmith; res., Sumneytown, Pa. (1920.) One child: [74-1080] Melvin, b Feb. 13, 1886; m Mary Henning. [74-856] ABRAHAM AUCHY, b Aug. 23, 1863; s Abraham H. and Catharine (Hartzell) Auchy [74-462]; m May 9, 1896, ROSA EHLY, b Oct. 19, 1871 ; dau Jacob and Mina (Kuser) Ehly. Laborer; res., Royersford, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Russell A., b May 19, 1897; Royersford, Pa. 2. Stanley J., b Apr. 12, 1902. 3. Marion, b Dec. 2, 1903. 4. Pauline I., b June 8, 1908. 5. Walter D., b July 15, 1914; d Feb. 19, 1915. [74-857] DAVID AUCHY, b Sept. 22, 1865; s Abraham H. and Catharine (Hartzell) Auchy [74- 462] ; m Dec. 14, 1889, LYDIA SELL, b Sept. 20, 1864; dau Harry and Rebecca (Baker) Sell. Farmer; res., Royersford, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Infant, b Feb. 21, 1892; d Feb. 21, 1892. 2. Harry, b July 23, 1894; d Sept. 13, 1894. [74-1081] 3. Kathryn, b Mar. 1, 1896; m Harvey Reed. 4. David, b Sept. 19, 1899; Royersford, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1123 [74-858] AMANDUS AUCHY, b Mar. 28, 1869; * Abraham H. and Catharine (Hartzell) Auchy [74-462]; m Nov. 2, 1895, SALLIE WILLOUER, b Jan. 7, 1877; dau Nathaniel and Catharine (Lewis) Willouer. Farmer; res., Morwood, Pa. (1920.) One child: Abraham, b Sept. 7, 1905. [74-859] JOSEPH H. AUCHY, b Sept. 8, 1871; s Abraham H. and Catharine (Hartzell) Auchy [74-462]; m July 2, 1897, EMMA SMITH, b Aug. 15, 1879; dau Isaac R. and Catharine (Snyder) Smith. Clerk for Rufe Gussman Co. ; res., Quakertown, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-860a] BENJAMIN A. PRICE, b Jan. 31, 1853; d Mar. 6, 1913; s Abraham G. and Sophia (Auchy) Price [74-464]; m 1st time, SALLIE RAHN, dec. One child: [74-1082a] \ [74-1082b] J Minerva, b Mar. 15, 1875; m 1. Joseph B. Noble. 2. Freeman Smith. [74-860b] BENJAMIN A. PRICE, same as above, m 2nd time, May, 1875, MARGARET BERGE, b Oct. 26, 1852; d Mar. 24, 1883; dau - and Hannah (Keyser) Berge. One child: [74-1083] Alvin B ., b Feb. 29, 1876; m Gertrude Rorer. [74-860c] BENJAMIN A. PRICE, same as above, m 3rd time, Sept. 17, 1884, MARY J. MOOR- HOUSE, b Apr. 5, 1849 ; d Feb. 13, 1911 ; dau William and Jane Moorhouse. No issue. (1920.) [74-861a] HARRY A. PRICE, b July 17, 1854; s Abraham G. and Sophia (Auchy) Price [74-464]; m 1st time, Nov. 17, 1877, SARAH JANE WEIRMAN, b Jan. 18, 1853; d June 19, 1896; dau Henry K. and Elizabeth K. (Grimley) Weirman. No issue. [74-861b] HARRY A. PRICE, same as above, m 2nd time, June 15, 1907, ANNIE M. MILLER, b May 9, 1868; dau Jacob L. and Mary M. (Kohl) Miller. Res., Trappe, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-862a] JOHN A. PRICE, b Aug. 25, 1858; s Abraham G. and Sophia (Auchy) Price [74-464]; m 1st time, ANNA DETTRA, b Dec., 1873; d Feb., 1900; dau Jonas and Elizabeth (Cassel) Dettra. Children ( 3 ): [74-1084] 1. Florence, b Oct. 8, 1883; d Sept. 9, 1910; m Harry Silcox. 2. Harry, b May, 1884; d Sept., 1893. [74-1085] 3. Norman, b June 6, 1887; m Matilda Roger. [74-862b] JOHN A. PRICE, same as above, m 2nd time, Apr. 28, 1894, MARY CURRY, b Aug. 11, 1861; dau Benjamin and Mary A. (Sperry) Curry. Leather worker; res., 4926 Richmond St., Brides- burg, Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-863] ABRAHAM A. PRICE, b Feb. 22, 1866; s Abraham G. and Sophia (Auchy) Price [74— 464]; m May 17, 1888, ANNA (LENA) C. GREASING, b Sept. 7, 1868. Res., 3013 North Sydenham St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Arthur Abraham, b Apr. 26, 1890; 3013 N. Sydenham St. [74-1085.1] 2. Charles William, b Oct. 23, 1892; m Mary E. Reynolds. [74-1085.2] 3. Harry LeRoy, b June 13, 1895; m Matilda Hetrich. 4. Harvey, b Mar. 24, 1900; d June 30, 1900. 5. Walter Clifford, b Aug. 3, 1908. [74-864a] HARVEY A. PRICE, b Aug. 28, 1868; s Abraham G. and Sophia (Auchy) Price [74-464]; m 1st time, Dec. 20, 1892, MARY E. BLUNDIN, b June 7, 1872; d Oct. 31, 1895; dau Richard A. and Rebecca (Schur) Blundin. One child: Harvey A., b Feb. 27, 1894. 1124 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-864b] HARVEY A. PRICE, same as above, m 2nd time, Feb. 24, 1897, CLARA E. LANCAS¬ TER, b Mar. 7, 1872; dau William H. and Abigail (Clemmer) Lancaster. Watchman; res., 1111 E. Phil-Ellena St., Mt. Airy, Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Russell Herbert, b June 30, 1901. 2. Wesley Winfield, b June 20, 1904. [74-865] LEVI SHELLENBERGER, b Mar. 1, 1871; s Henry and Sarah (Groff) Shellenberger [74-465]; m Jan. 24, 1896, LIZZIE LEIDY, b 1869; dau Jacob S. and Catharine (Gerhart) Leidy. Farmer; res., Perkasie, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-866] IDA SHELLENBERGER, b May 16, 1875; dau Henry and Sarah (Groff) Shellenberger [74-465]; m Mar. 26, 1898, HARRY D. MOLL, b Dec. 12, 1876; s John and Lydia (Detweiler) Moll. Cigar manufacturer; res., Perkasie, Pa. (1920.) One child: Ralph S., b Dec. 18, 1902. [74-868] LEO G. HEIST, b Apr. 24, 1867 ; dec; s Owen L. and Catharine (Groff) Heist [74-466]; m EMMA MATILDA WIEGNER, b Sept. 10, 1867; dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Hartenstine) Wiegner [154-36]. Res., 505 Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Arthur. [74-869] CHARLES HEIST, b May 14, 1874; d May 14, 1911; s Owen L. and Catharine (Groff) Heist [74-466]; m June 1, 1895, ELIZABETH MILLER, b June 1, 1873; dau T. B. and Mary N. (Pfli- ger) Miller. One child: [74-1086] Bessie, b Sept. 30, 1898; m James A. MacNeill. [74-871] MANASSAS BEAN, b Mar. 26, 1869; s Henry and Camilla (Groff) Bean [74-467]; m Sept. 28, 1904, MARGARET HARTLEY, b Apr. 21, 1880; dau Thomas and Emma (Schall) Hartley. Conductor; res., 812 Hellerman St., Lawndale, Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (4) •' 1. Harold, b Nov. 30, 1906; d Dec. 12, 1906. 2. Edna, b Jan. 4, 1908. 3. Margaret, b May 18, 1910. 4. Arthur, b July 18, 1912. [74-872] CALVIN BEAN, b Mar. 16, 1875; s Henry and Camilla (Groff) Bean [74-467]; m Jan. 12, 1907, LEANNA NACE, b Mar. 14, 1882; dau Henry H. and Catherine (Roger) Nace. Farmer; res., Telford, Pa. (1920.) One child: Addie N., b Dec. 12, 1907. [74-873] ADDIE BEAN, b Apr. 13, 1878; dau Henry and Camilla (Groff) Bean [74-467]; m Apr. 14, 1900, ABRAM GODSHALL, b Jan. 3, 1878; s Jacob and Barbara (Moyer) Godshall. Employee of the P. & R. Rwy. ; res., Souderton, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Russell, b Nov. 13, 1900. 2. Burton, b Apr. 15, 1904. 3. Harold, b Nov. 4, 1908. [74-875] HARRY J. GROFF, b July 11, 1867; s Abraham and Emma (Alexander) Groff [74-470]; m Apr. 2, 1892, LIZZIE S. KELLER, b Mar. 25, 1871; dau Samuel S. and Elizabeth (Scholl) Keller. Laborer; res., Telford, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [74-1087] 1. Harry J., b May 31, 1893; m Lillian Delong. [74-1088] 2. Laura S., b May 29, 1895; m John B. Heffentrager. 3. William McKinley, b May 23, 1898; d May 2, 1899. 4. Abraham Wesley, b Apr. 27, 1901. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1125 [74-876] MARGARET A. GROFF, b May 29, 1870; d Jan. 26, 1893; dau Abraham and Emma (Alexander) Groff [74-470] ; m Sept. 26, 1891, DAVID B. BEIDLER, b Jan. 4, 1866; s James and Sophia (Benner) Beidler. Clerk; res., 2819 North 6th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Sadie, b Jan. 18, 1892; unm. [74-877] WILLIAM A. GROFF, b Jan. 4, 1872; s Abraham and Emma (Alexander) Groff [74-470]; m Dec. 4, 1896, AQUILLA FRETZ, b Jan. 3, 1877; dau Albert and Amanda (Lisey) Fretz. Res., Am¬ bler, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): [74-1089] 1. Margaret F., b July 3, 1897; m William J. Brosz. 2. Edward F., b Dec. 18, 1900. 3. Helen F., b Mar. 24, 1903. 4. Harold F., b Feb. 24, 1906. 5. Leroy F., b Mar. 25, 1908; d Sept. 28, 1909. [74-878a] JACOB G. GROFF, b Oct. 3, 1873; s Abraham and Emma (Alexander) Groff [74-470]; m 1st time, Mar. 10, 1900, IDA B. FELLMAN, b June 4, 1879; d Jan. 13, 1919; dau Henry and Cathar¬ ine (Bean) Fellman. Children (J): 1. Sadie F., b Dec. 22, 1901. 2. Verna F., b Sept. 15, 1903. 3. Ethel F., b Jan. 27, 1908. 4. Jacob F., b Mar. 2, 1911. [74-8 78b] JACOB G. GROFF, same as above, m 2nd time Jan. 31, 1920, SOPHIA GRATER (SCHULTZ) WISLER, b July 6, 1877; dau Chester K. and Margaret H. (Grater) Schultz [149-100]. Farmer; res., Telford, Pa. (1920.) Sophia G. Schultz was married first to William Wisler [149-206]. [74-879] EDWARD FELLOWS GROFF, b Sept. 9, 1879; s Abraham and Emma (Alexander) Groff [74-470]; m Jan. 10, 1903, LIZZIE WOOD, b Nov. 8, 1880; dau Albert and Maria (Bilger) Wood. 'Cigarmaker; res., Telford, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Wilbur A., b July 18, 1905. 2. Emma G., b Apr. 17, 1913. 3. Albert W., b Aug. 11, 1903; d May 3, 1904. [74-880] KATE G. WENTZELL, b Jan. 15, 1867; dau Edwin K. and Mary A. (Groff) Wentzell [74-471]; m Oct. 10, 1887, JACOB S. GABEL, b Feb. 1, 1865; s Henry R. and Catharine (Smith) Gabel. Inn keeper; res., Salfordville, Pa. (1920.) Children ( J) : 1. Harry Edwin, b July 15, 1888; d Aug. 22, 1888. [74-1090] 2. Wallace, b May 31, 1890; m Aquilla Moyer. 3. Herbert, b Dec. 3, 1892; d Mar. 12, 1899. 4. Edna, b Mar. 20, 1898; d July 2, 1909. [74-881] AMANDUS WENTZELL, b Oct. 9, 1870; s Edwin K. and Mary A. (Groff) Wentzell [74- 471]; m June 17, 1900, MOLLY AIMAN, b July 13, 1879; dau Frank and Katherine (Hutt) Aiman. Manager; res., 2935 Perrine Ave., Trenton, N. J. (1920.) One child: Amandus, b Jan. 2, 1904. [74-882] JESSE MARKLEY Z. GROFF, b Oct. 2, 1880; s John J. M. and Emeline R. (Zepp) Groff [74-472]; m Oct. 10, 1900, MARY EMMA HOOVER, b July 6, 1884; dau John Wesley and Catharine (Groth) Hoover. Painter; res., Salfordville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Emma Mabel, b Mar. 2, 1903. 2. Ethel Madaline, b Apr, 10, 1911. 3. Anna Myrtle, b Sept. 7, 1913. 1126 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-883] JACOB RICHARD Z. GROFF, b Nov. 2, 1886; s John J. M. and Emeline R. (Zepp) Groff [74-472]; m May 20, 1911, ANNIE H. SCHMIDT, b Oct. 23, 1886; dau Charles and Amelia (Hailing) Schmidt. Painter; res., 1234 Oakwood Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Joseph Carl, b Sept. 14, 1912. 2. Anna Margaret, b July 9, 1914. 3. Elizabeth Amelia, b Jan. 13, 1920. [74-884] ALICE HEANY, b Aug. 8, 1873; dau Noah G. and Amanda (Geisinger) Heany [74-474]; m May 10, 1892, RICHARD Z. KEELER, b Mar. 26, 1867; s Dr. Reinhard K. and Sarah (Ziegler) Keeler. U. S. Custom Service officer; res., 26 W. Freedley St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [74-1091] 1. LeRoy H., b May 17, 1896; m Helen R. Ashmead. 2. Helen H., b Dec. 29, 1905. [74-885] REV. REINHARD (HEANY) HANEY, b Oct. 17, 1877; s Noah G. and Amanda (Geising¬ er) Heany [74-474]; m Feb. 7, 1905, EMMA REA, b Jan. 31, 1882; dau William Upton and Emma (Conij) Rea. House Secretary of the Northeastern Hospital, Phila. Res., 1701 Bristol St., Philadel¬ phia, Pa. (1920.) Reinhard Haney has been Chaplain of the Knights of the Golden Eagle Home and Orphanage of Pa., for eight years, and is at present pastor of the Evansburg Methodist Episcopal Church, at Evans- burg, Pa. Children {2): 1. Emma Williamette, b Oct. 17, 1906. 2. Lydia Elizabeth, b Dec. 16, 1912; d Dec. 17, 1912. [74-886] CAROLINE HEANY, b Feb. 17, 1884; d June 15, 1915; daze Noah G. and Amanda (Gei¬ singer) Heany [74-474]; m Feb. 18, 1904, DAVID CASSEL, b July 6, 1881 ; d Sept. 10, 1915; s Abraham C. and Mary (Allebach) Cassel [21-110]. Farmer. (1920.) (The fact that David Cassel is also a Schwenkfelder descendant was discovered too late to permit the placing of this record in its proper order in Family [21].) Children (2): 1. Alice H., b July 25, 1905; Souderton, Pa. 2. Alexis H., b Jan. 20, 1909; Collegeville, Pa. [74-888] SAMUEL SCHOLL, b Sept. 19, 1876; s Jacob G. and Leanna (Sorver) Scholl [74-478]; m Nov. 3, 1900, EMMA RENNINGER, b Jan. 19, 1882; dau Henry and Emma (Ackerman) Renninger. Polisher; res., Sellersville, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Anna, b Apr. 27, 1901. 2. Pearl, b Aug. 1, 1903. 3. Ella, b Sept. 4, 1905. 4. Maggie, b Jan. 16, 1909. [74-889] ANNIE SCHOLL, l) Apr. 8, 1865; dau Jacob G. and Leanna (Sorver) Scholl [74-478]; m Sept. 26, 1885, MILTON D. B ARNDT, b July 2, 1863 ; s Abram S. and Mary (Dettra) Barndt. Farmer ; res., Telford, Pa., R. D. 2. No issue. (1920.) [74-890] MAGGIE SCHOLL, b Aug. 15, 1870; d Feb. 19, 1913; dau Jacob G. and Leanna (Sorver) Scholl [74-478]; m Dec. 26, 1901, HARRY HOOT, b Sept. 3, 1870; s John W. and Lucy (Zeigler) Hoot. Carpenter; res., Tylersport, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [74-891] ELLEN SCHOLL, b Aug. 17, 1873; dau Jacob G. and Leanna (Sorver) Scholl [74-478]; m Mar. 19, 1904, JACOB B. KLINE, b Nov. 4, 1874; s Henry S. and Sarah Ann (Barndt) Kline. Farmer; res., Tylersport, Pa. No isszie. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1127 [74-891.2] ROY M. KURTZ, b Jan. 26, 1883; s William H. R. and Ella R. (Groff) Kurtz [74-480]; to THERESA HOEPD1NG, b Aug.20, 1882; daw Adolph and Theresia (Stultz) Hoepding. Stereotyper; res., 773 Pallas St., West Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Marion, b Sept. 29, 1905; d Jan. 15, 1913. 2. Carolyn, b June 29, 1907. 3. Rita, b May 7, 1910. 4. Theresia, b Nov. 7, 1912; d Oct. 14, 1918. 5. Eleanor, b Sept. 5, 1917. 6. Helen, b Dec. 14, 1920. [74-891.3] ALLEN G. LANDIS, b Feb. 23, 1879; s Garret R. and Mary C. (Groff) Landis [74-481]; to June 28, 1902, ELIZABETH N. ERB, b Sept. 16, 1882; dau Jefferson J. and Mary M. (Nice) Erb. Shipping clerk; res., 4349 North 15th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Florence Elizabeth, b Feb. 25, 1907. 2. Ruth Catherine, b July 5, 1911. 3. Allen Erb, b Oct. 29, 1914; d Mar. 11, 1915. [74-892] WILLIS G. MOYER, b Apr. 20, 1883; d Oct. 26, 1909; s John D. and Olivia (Groff) Moyer [74-482]; to May 29, 1909, ADELAIDE Z. ROTH, b Nov. 20, 1882; dau Frank M. and Emma (Zetty) Roth. Electrical engineer; res., Quakertown, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-893.1] HERBERT G. KEELER, b June 9, 1894; s Peter H. and Sarah J. C. (Groff) Keeler [74-488]; to May 18, 1918, EVA MAY LEEDOM, b Nov. 12, 1887; dau William and Annie (Everhart) Leedom. Baker; res., Perkasie, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [74-893.2] FORREST NORMAN GROFF, b June 5, 1887; s John F. and Ellen (Gauker) Groff [74-489.1]; to Dec. 24, 1917, NORA CARROLL, b Jan 2, 1888; dau Sir James and Lady Ellen (Cole¬ man) Carroll. Chief yeoman, U. S. Navy. (1921.) One child: Venona Ella, b Dec. 10, 1919. [74-893.3] CATHARINE VENONA GROFF, b Dec. 12, 1888; dau John F. and Ellen (Gauker) Groff [74-489.1]; to Apr. 17, 1915, HARVEY RAHN, b May 27, 1885; s Enos and Mary Ann (Puhl) Rahn. Machinist; res., 1008 Robbins Ave., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1921.) [74-893.4] MARCELLA FLORENCE LAUBACH, b Dec. 22, 1894; dau Jacob and Hannah (Groff) Laubach [74-489.3] ; to May 18, 1918, P. CLAUDE FRETZ, b Oct. 1, 1893; d May 25, 1919; s Abraham O. and Susanna (Moyer) Fretz. Teacher; widow’s res., Coopersburg, Pa., R. F. D. No. 1. (1921.) [74-894] MARIA R. BERGEY, b Nov. 15, 1873; dau John K. and Malaria (Reid) Bergey [74-496]; to JOHN IvULP, b Apr. 16, 1873. Farmer; res., Linfield, Montg. Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (12): 1. John B., b Nov. 27, 1898; Linfield, Pa. 2. Annie Maria, b Jan. 7, 1901 ; Linfield, Pa. 3. Jesse B., b June 7, 1902. 4. Ada Malara, b Apr. 7, 1904. 5. Alice, b Aug. 20, 1905; d Oct. 15, 1905. 6. Katie, b Aug. 22, 1906. 7. Harvey, b Dec. 28, 1907. 8. Wallace, b Apr. 13, 1909; d Mar. 7, 1910 9. Emma, b Feb. 17, 1911. 10. Bertha, b Oct. 13, 1913. 11. Henry, b Sept. 10, 1915. 12. Benjamin, b May 7, 1918. [74-900] FORREST REIMAN FREDERICK, b Feb. 26, 1891; s Harry B. and Annie (Reiman) Frederick [74-504]; to Dec. 10, 1910. ELSIE SCHULTZ KEYSER, b Apr. 1, 1891; dau Frank Kerr 1128 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families and Lovina (Schultz) Keyser. Cigar maker and Stillman for Coopersburg Chemical Co.; res., Sumney- town, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Helen Keyser, b May 15, 1911. 2. Marion Evelyn Keyser, 5 Apr. 22, 1916; d Mar. 4, 1917. [74-900.1] GEORGE W. SHIPE, s John L. and Marie (Shull) Shipe [74-506.1]; m 1876, LYDIA ALBRIGHT. Children (6): 1. William F. ; 2. Maria; 3. Estella; 4. Martha; 5. Viola; 6. Mary. [ Battle's Hist. Bucks County .] [ Unable to complete .] [74-901] WILLIAM H. HAGENBUCH, b Oct. 26, 1876; s Andrew and Ellen A. (Schnabel) Hagen- buch [74-508a] ; m Dec. 9, 1899, AMELIA H. KRAUSS, b Sept. 24, 1877; dau Henry S. and Amanda (Hoffman) Krauss [11-145]. Farmer; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Clarence, b Oct. 15, 1900. 2. Grace, Aug. 4, 1910. [74-902] LOVINE J. HAGENBUCH, b Aug. 11, 1875; s Andrew and Ellen A. (Schnabel) Hagen- buch [74-508a]; m Mar. 18, 1899, ELLEN E. WENTLING, b Mar. 13, 1880; dau Levi and Eliza (Meitzler) Wentling. Farmer; res., East Greenville, Pa., R. D. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Marvin Leroy, b May 28, 1900. 2. Worman Sylvester, b Sept. 23, 1905. 3. Earl Levi, b Jan. 16, 1909. 4. Homer Andrew, b Apr. 18, 1915. 5. Naomi Diana, b Apr. 30, 1916. [74-904] SYLVESTER HAGENBUCH, b Feb. 13, 1881 ; s Andrew and Ellen A. (Schnabel) Hagen- buch [74-508a]; m Apr. 11, 1906, KATIE GERY, b July 1, 1883; dau Reading J. and Sarah M. (Pflei- ger) Gery. Cigar maker; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) One child: LeRoy G., b Mar. 14, 1907 ; d Mar. 17, 1907. [74-905] STEWARD H. HAGENBUCH, b Sept. 15, 1882; s Andrew and Ellen A. (Schnabel) Hagenbuch [74-508a]; m Aug. 1, 1908, ELIZABETH GARR, b Apr. 27, 1892; dau George and Eliza¬ beth (Fox) Garr. Cigar maker; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Evna, b Jan. 20, 1909. 2. Raymond, b Jan. 17, 1914. [74-908] CLINTON T. HAHN, b July 3, 1870; s Charles and Ellen (Weaver) Hahn [74-509]; m Dec. 1, 1891, CATHARINE SHUTT, b Oct. 23, 1873; dau James and Susan (Bilheimer) Schott. Sex¬ ton; res., Nazareth, Pa., R. D. 2. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Laura M., b Nov. 16, 1892; d Dec. 28, 1902. [74-1092] 2. Elwood S., b Feb. 11, 1897; m Nettie R. Hahn. [74-909] MARY A. HAHN, b Jan. 20, 1873; dau Charles and Ellen (Weaver) Hahn [74-509]; m Feb., 1898, JOHN F. SANDT, b Mar. 18, 1879; s Hiram and Catherine (Shover) Sandt. Motorman; res., 2006 Hay Terrace, Easton, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [74-1093] 1. Russel D., b Feb. 14, 1899; m Mary Baker. [74-1094] 2. Raymond H., b Mar. 18, 1900; m Ella Gilmore. 3. Charles H., b Jan. 18, 1902. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1129 [74-911] JOHN A. HAHN, b Oct. 15, 1871; s James and Rose (Laubach) Hahn [74-510]; m SEL¬ MA J. BRUCH, b Feb. 15, 1880. Res., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children {3): 1. Helen R., b Jan. 16, 1899; d Mar. 4, 1917. 2. Lovene J., b Oct. 1, 1900. 3. Isabella J., b Dec. 19, 1913. [74-912] SAMUEL HAHN, b July 25, 1878; s James and Rose (Laubach) Hahn [74-510]; m Jan. 27, 1900, GERTRLTDE E. SCHOCH, b Sept. 19, 1880. Farmer; res., Allentown, Pa., R. D. No. 4. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Raymond W., b Aug. 9, 1900. 2. Verna A., b Nov. 11, 1903. 3. Paul S., b Sept. 13, 1909. [74-913] AUSTIN HAHN, b Aug. 6, 1875; s James and Rose (Laubach) Hahn [74-510]; m Mar. 4, 1899, STELLA YOTTER, b Sept. 6, 1879; dau Jacob and Anna Maria (Fulmer) Yotter. Res., 611 Lime St., South Easton, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [74-1095] 1. Erma M., b July 23, 1899; m William H. Burns. 2. Anna C., b Sept. 21, 1904. [74-914] SARAH J. HAHN, b Dec. 11, 1873; dau James and Rose (Laubach) Hahn [74-510]; m June 6, 1896, WILLIAM ANDREW RICE, b Oct. 20, 1873; s Benjamin and Mary A. Rice. Painter; res., 1019 Shipman St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) One child: [74-1096] Floyd James, b Aug. 30, 1896; m Edith May Fulmer. [74-915] LOVIN KRACK, b May 3, 1862; s William Krack and Lucinda Hahn [74-511]; m EMMA L. KUNTZ. Res. Northampton, Pa., R. D. 2. Lovin Ivrack designed the Bell Tower in the Zion’s Stone Church at Northampton, Pa., in 1919. (1920.) One adopted dau: Emma L. Hist. [74-916] JAMES RODENBACH, b June 12, 1867; s Edward and Lucinda (Hahn) Rodenbach [74-511] ; m EMMA KUNTZ, dau Milton and Ellen (Fenstermather) Kuntz. Laborer ; res., Northamp¬ ton, Pa., R. F. D. 1. (1920.) Children {2): 1. Howard, b Sept. 17, 1899; Northampton, Pa. 2. Leroy, b Nov. 16, 1893; d Apr. 1, 1894. [74-917] SEBILLA RODENBACH, b Oct. 15, 1868; dau Edward and Lucinda (Hahn) Rodenbach [74-511]; m Dec. 25, 1887, JAMES HAWK, s Nathan and Salinda (Kresge) Hawk. Res., 19 West 27th St., Northampton, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Clinton, b Dec. 15, 1886; 19 West 27th St., Northampton, Pa. [74-1097] 2. Mabel A., b Mar. 24, 1888; m William Newhard. [74-918] STEPHEN RODENBACH, b Feb. 26, 1870; s Edward and Lucinda (Hahn) Rodenbach [74-511]; m Sept. 6, 1890, LUCY YOUNG, b Sept. 6, 1868. Carpenter; res., 2437 Cherryville Rd., Northampton, Pa. (1920.) Children (J)/ [74-1098] 1. Edward, b Nov. 28, 1890; m Jennie Saylor; Northampton, Pa. 2. Lizzie, b Apr. 22, 1891; Northampton, Pa. [74-1099] 3. Carrie L., b May 15, 1892; m Stuart Leibenguth. 4. Hilda, b Feb. 12, 1908. 1130 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-920] LEWIS FRANKLIN RODENBACH, b Nov. 9, 1873; s Edward and Lucinda (Hahn) Rodenbach [74-511]; m Apr. 18, 1896, CAMILLA CATHERINE HIESTAND, b Jan. 3, 1876; d Mar. 3, 1908; dau David and Sarah (Person) Hiestand. Carpenter; res., 19 West 27th St., Northampton, Pa. (1920.) Children {3): [74-1100] 1. Stella, b Sept. 27, 1900; m Harry C. Musselman. 2. Meda M., b Apr. 19, 1903. 3. Edgar D., b Mar. 31, 1905; d July 24, 1905. [74-921] MARY L. RODENBACH, b Nov. 9, 1876; dau Edward and Lucinda (Hahn) Rodenbach [74-511]; in Nov. 3, 1900, HARRY E. WEITKNECHT, b Jan. 24, 1879; s George W. and Anna S. (Bachman) Weitknecht. Farmer; res., R. F. D. 2, Northampton, Pa. (1920.) One child: [74-1101] Elsie I., b Mar. 5, 1901; m Paul J. Moyer. [74-923] ELLEN WERNER, b Feb. 9, 1862; dau George and Matilda (Hahn) Werner [74-512]; m May 7, 1887, JEREMIAH WERKHEISER, b Oct. 12, 1868; s Jeremiah and Rebecca (Andre) Werk- heiser. Shoemaker; res., Easton, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [74-1103] 1. Robert F., b Mar. 27, 1888; m Pearl A. Keiper. [74-1104] 2. Matilda S., b July 8, 1889; m Jacob D. Odenwelder. [74-1105] 3. Helen IJ., b Mar. 18, 1893; in Robert L. Young; Easton, Pa. 4. Osbourne H., b Jan. 11, 1896; unin. [74-1106] 5. Elmer G., b June 6, 1898; m Bertha Fisher. [74—1102] James S. Werner, b Nov. 14, 1879 (son of Ellen Werner) ; in Bertha Gerlack; Bethlehem, Pa. Osbourne H. Werkheiser was with the Regular Army two years and served with distinction in the World War. He was with one of the first American Troops to occupy German soil. He was cited for bravery and good leadership under heavy shell fire in both St. Mihiel and Meuse Argonne engagements, being wounded in the former encounter; and was with the Army of Occupation along the Rhine Valley. He was honorably discharged with an excellent record. [74-924] IDA J. WERNER, b Mar. 2, 1864; dau George and Matilda (Hahn) Werner [74-512]; m Mar. 24, 1891, THEODORE SCHUG, b Aug. 22, 1865; s John A. and Kate Ann (Kocher) Schug. Re¬ tired; res., Bethlehem, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-926] GEORGE A. WERNER, b June 28, 1869; s George and Matilda (Hahn) Werner [74-512]; in Oct. 26, 1889, EMILY MATILDA MITMAN, b Jan. 27, 1870; dau William H. and Louisa E. (Lesher) Mitman. Res., Easton, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [74-1107] 1. Robert D., b May 12, 1890; m Jennie V. Kunkle. [74-1108] 2. Elizabeth L., b July 1, 1891; m Stanley C. Kocher. [74-1109] 3. Nevin L., b Sept. 11, 1892; m Helen R. Shafer. [74-1110] 4. Arthur G., b Dec. 2, 1893; m Florence Greene; Easton, Pa. 5. Emily A., b Nov. 4, 1902. [74-929] STELLA WERNER, b June 14, 1881; daw George and Matilda (Hahn) Werner [74-512]; m Sept. 19, 1908, DANIEL R. SPENCE, b Aug. 3, 1876; s Jerry D. and Maggie (Reffard) Spence. Farmer; res., Nazareth, Pa., R. D. 2. (1920.) One child: Mildred, b Mar. 6, 1914. [74-930a] ADAM H. HAHN, b May 13, 1869; s Reuben and Catharine (Beer) Hahn [74-513]; m 1st time, Mar. 24, 1891, SITNA HEFFELFINGER, b Jan. 1, 1873; d May 28, 1901; dau Paul and Mary (Kase) Heffelfinger. Children (J): ' [74-1111] 1. Elsie M., b July 4, 1891; m Albert Smith; 424 Chestnut St., Allentown, Pa. 1 7 4—1 112] 2. Stella M., b Aug. 12, 1894; m Jerry O. Griffith. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1131 3. Milton F., b Dec. 25, 1896; 201 Ira Ave., Akron, Ohio. 4. Martha C., b May 18, 1901; Palmerton, Pa., R. F. D. [74-930b] ADAM H. HAHN, same as above, m 2nd time, June 4, 1904, ARAMINDA STEHLY, b June 24, 1869; dau Edwin and Ellen E. (Billheimer) Stehly. Farmer; res., Danielsville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Ada I., b Jan. 14, 1905. 2. Russell H., b Apr. 7, 1907. [74-931] NATHAN HAHN, b Mar. 24, 1871; s Reuben and Catharine (Beer) Hahn [74-513]; m Jan. 11, 1890, LUCINDA FOX, b Sept. 13, 1866. Farmer; res., Pipersville, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [74-1113] 1. Samuel F., b June 8, 1890; m Elizabeth Trauger. 2. Etta, b Sept. 16, 1900. [74-934] MATILDA HAHN, b May 8, 1881; dau Reuben and Catharine (Beer) Hahn [74-513]; m Dec. 25, 1898, EMERSON STROHL, b Oct. 28, 1895; s Josiah and Catharine E. (Zimmerman) Strohl. Farmer; res., Lehighton, Pa., R. D. No. 3, Box 106. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Mayme C., b Feb. 7, 1901. 2. Fred W., b Oct. 30, 1903. 3. Martin M., b Sept. 17, 1905. 4. Arlene C., b Sept. 30, 1907. 5. Warren A., b Jan. 30, 1911. 6. Forest R., b June 20, 1914. 7. Walter H., b July 12, 1918. [74-935] EVA CHRISTIAN HAHN, b Nov. 6, 1876; dau Reuben and Catharine (Beer) Hahn [74- 513]; m Nov. 8, 1916, GEORGE LEON, b Feb. 16, 1875; s Andrew and Doris (Larsen) Leon. Fishing business; res., South Bristol, Maine. No issue. (1919.) [74-939] ALVERTA BEER, dau John and Lucy A. (Hahn) Beer [74-516]; m — — — — - SMITH. Children ( 3 ): [74-1113.1] 1. Alice, m - Borger. [74—1 1 13.2] 2. Agnes, m — — — - Green. [74—1 113.3] 3. Ida, m - - Kleintop. [Court Records.] [ Unable to complete or verify.] [74-940] LEWIS HAHN, b June 10, 1868; s Enos and Catharine (Smith) Hahn [74-519]; m May 4, 1894, LOUISA HOFFACKER, b Jan. 1, 1867. Children (9): 1. Beulah, b Nov., 1895. 2. Raymond, b Sept. 24, 1897. 3. Edwin, b June 19, 1899. 4. Norman, b Jan. 14, 1901. 5. Arthur, b June 24, 1904. 6. Dora, b 1905. 7. Allen, b Nov. 2, 1906. 8. Edna, b July 7, 1909. 9. Elsie, d young. [No further data obtainable.] [74-942] ELLEN HAHN, b Feb. 9, 1888; dau Enos and Catharine (Smith) Hahn [74-519]; m Dec. 25, 1904, ERASTUS SMITH, b Sept. 22, 1878; s Aaron and Eva (Green) Smith. Res., Palmerton, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Lyman, b Sept. 28, 1905. 2. Maris, b July 24, 1908. 3. Ida, b Mar. 22, 1911. 1132 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-943] MARY C. HAHN, b Apr. 19, 1882; dau Enos and Catharine (Smith) Hahn [74-519]; m Oct. 26, 1899, CALVIN B. EDELMAN, b Oct. 10, 1875; s Joseph and Lydia (Silfies) Edelman. Car¬ penter; res., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Luther Calvin, b Oct. 13, 1919. [74-944] ELIZABETH HAHN, b Dec. 7, 1896; dau Enos and Catharine (Smith) Hahn [74-519]; m Oct. 16, 1915, HARRY A. WENTZ, b May 6, 1890; s Addison and Emma (Belford) Wentz. Loco¬ motive engineer; res., Aquashicola, Pa. (1919.) One child: Esther A., b Apr. 7, 1916. [74-945] LYDIA M. HAHN, b Dec. 1, 1877; dau Enos and Catharine (Smith) Hahn [74-519]; m Mar. 17, 1896, OLIVER JAMES KLEINTOP, b June 12, 1873; s James W. and Ellamanda (Walck) Kleintop. Loom fixer, silk mill; res., Walnutport, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Malcom 0., b Feb. 3, 1899. 2. Harold A., b Apr. 11, 1902. 3. Paul E. C., b Mar. 4, 1905. 4. Chester A., b Aug. 7, 1907. 5. Ruth M. L., b May 11, 1910. 6. Violet A., b Mar. 22, 1913. 7. Kermit Kenneth, b Feb. 22, 1917. [74-946] JACOB HAHN, b May 17, 1887; s Samuel and Catharine (Green) Hahn [74-521]; m Mar. 16, 1912, MAMIE A. MOLL, b Aug. 27, 1875; dau Levi F. and Mary A. (Griesemer) Moll [43- 196]. Blacksmith; res., Andreas, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-948] JENNIE HAHN, b Mar. 26, 1895; dau Samuel and Catharine (Green) Hahn [74-521]; m Feb. 13, 1915, HARVEY ZIEGENFUSS, b Jan. 17, 1894; s Lewis and Harriet (Wentz) Ziegenfuss. Farmer; res., New Ringgold, Pa., R. D. No. 2. (1921.) Children (8): 1. Erma, b May 13, 1915. 2. Lewis, b July 17, 1917. 3. Grace, b July 18, 1920. [74-949] JAMES A. FLICK, b Dec. 4, 1864; s William and Louisa (Bender) Flick [74-530]; m Nov. 20, 1886, SARAH A. ERICH, b Aug. 9, 1868; dau Joshua and Mary J. (Bruch) Erich. Farmer; res., Nazareth, Pa. (1920.) Children (J); 1. O. E. A., b Jan. 2, 1888; Nazareth, Pa., Route 1. 2. F. E., b Sept. 18, 1891; d Oct. 13, 1891. [74-1114] 3. Mattie A., b Feb. 24, 1893; m Frank Krock. 4. Elwood F., b Sept. 6, 1902. [74-950] MARY E. S. FLICK, b July 25, 1867; dau William H. and Louisa (Bender) Flick [74- 530]; m Nov. 1, 1890, MILTON F. SMITH, b Dec. 30, 1865; s Henry and Sabina (Williams) Smith. Slater; res., 335 Avenue G., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Orphy S., b Dec. 21, 1893; d Feb. 10, 1895. [74-1116] 2. Bessie F., b Oct. 19, 1896; d Feb. 19, 1919; m Thomas Christein. 3. Lawrence, b Oct. 19, 1896; d Oct. 19, 1896. [74-1117] 4. Elvira L., b Dec. 20, 1898; m Thomas Michael. [74-1118] 5. Annetta R., b Feb. 16, 1901; m Charles McHale. 6. Dorothy C., b Oct. 20, 1903; d Feb. 16, 1919. 7. E della A., b Aug. 25, 1905. [74-1115] Alice H. Yoder, 6 JN/Eciy 22, 1888 (ondLircil dctu JVIciry -E* S. I) lick Syiid -A.sliley "Y^oder) , xtx Elmo Frey. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1133 [74-951] HANNAH E. FLICK, b Nov. 2, 1873; dau William and Louisa (Bender) Flick [74-530]; m Jan. 26, 1897, JOHN BARRALL, b Jan. 30, 1872; s Daniel and Lovina (Seip) Barrall. Carpenter; res., 52 E. Goepp St., Bethlehem, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-953] LIEIAN AQUILLA FLICK, b July 8, 1878; dau William and Louisa (Bender) Flick [74-530]; m SIMON KING, b Jan. 5, 1876; d Dec. 8, 1913. Res., 422 East Spruce St., Bethlehem, Pa. Children ( 2 ): 1. Franklin, b Jan. 29, 1911. 2. Virginia, b Mar. 27, 1912. [74-954] MAME V. FLICK, b Sept. 23, 1880; dau William and Louisa (Bender) Flick [74-530]; m SAMUEL STECKEL, b Nov. 11, 1876; s George and Sarah (Shall) Steckel. Res., 529 Greenleaf St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children {2): 1. Elsie L., b Apr. 3, 1901. 2. Irene R., b June 26, 1913. [74-956] CLARA FLICK, b Aug. 12, 1884; dau William and Louisa (Bender) Flick [74-530]; m Aug. 22, 1908, VICTOR BEAM, b Dec. 19, 1879; s Edward and Matilda (Ehisg) Beahm. Railroad engineer; res., 510 Fernwood St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Claude, b July 1, 1904. 2. William, b Mar. 10, 1908; d Jan. 3, 1919. [74-957] MARTHA M. FLICK, b Mar. 7, 1886; dau William and Louisa (Bender) Flick [74-530]; m Apr. 6, 1912, ROBERT J. MACK, b Oct. 6, 1884. Res., Nazareth, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-958] MYCE FLICK, b Apr. 17, 1890; dau William and Louisa (Bender) Flick [74-530] ;m Jan. 2, 1909, WILLIAM EBERLY, b June 19, 1888; s Benjamin and Mary E. (Goshert) Eberly. Steam shovel engineer; res., Bath, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Francis Erwin, b Aug. 1, 1909. 2. Verna Irene, b Jan. 3, 1911. 3. Sherwood Kenneth, b June 13, 1914. [74-959] ADA M. BENDER, b Sept. 30, 1883; dau Lovine and Susanna (Schoeneberger) Bender [74-531a]; m July 24, 1902, JERE L. WENTZ, b Sept. 28, 1880; s Robert F. and Alice M. (Farber) Wentz. Manufacturer of machinery; res., 127 Ayerig Ave., Passaic, N. J. (1920.) One child: Robert Loven, b May 19, 1907. [74-962] CHARLES J. SCHOENEBERGER, b Feb. 26, 1883; s Harry and Rufina (Bender) Schoeneberger [74-532]; m Feb. 8, 1906, EMMA SNYDER, b Aug. 15, 1884; d Aug. 14, 1905; dau Lewis H. and Sarah A. Snyder. Assembler; res., Fullerton, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Evelyn M., b Dec. 3, 1907. 2. Madeline, b June 15, 1912. [74-964] MINNIE M. C. SCHOENEBERGER, b Sept. 19, 1874; dau Harry and Rufina (Bender) Schoeneberger [74-532]; m Nov. 7, 1891, JAMES DOUGHERTY, b Apr. 20, 1867; s William and Mar¬ garet (Lee) Dougherty. Laborer; res., Catasauqua, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Harry, b Mar. 15, 1892; d Feb. 4, 1910. [74-1119] 2. John, b Dec. 13, 1894; m Ethel Guldner; Catasauqua, Pa. [74-1120] 3. Walter, b Apr. 30, 1897; m Hellen Tallock; Catasauqua, Pa. 1134 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-965] MABEL I. SCHOENEBERGER, b Oct. 23, 1889; dau Harry and Rufina (Bender) Schoeneberger [74-532]; m Apr. 10, 1909, WILLLIAM BALLIET, b Mar. 22, 1887. Laborer; res., Catasauqua, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Ruth, b Sept. 4, 1909. 2. Eleanor, b Mar. 29, 1914. 3. William, b Jan. 10, 1916. [74-965.1] WILLIAM J. LAUBACH, b Aug. 15, 1879; s August and Mantana (Bender) Laubach [74-535]; m Oct. 29, 1904, MARTHA ELLEN VAN BILLIARD, b June 8, 1889; dau Adam J. and Martha E. (Bridinger) Van Billiard. Motorman; res., 530^ Harrison St., South Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Llewellyn Augustus, b June 20, 1905. 2. Stanley Eugene, b May 14, 1906. 3. George Jacob, b Jan. 8, 1909. 4. Cora Elizabeth, b June 12, 1910. 5. Margaret Mantana, b July 24, 1911. 6. Howard Malcolm, b Sept. 30, 1912. 7. Blanche Catherine 8. Blaine Carl twins , b Jan. 15, 1918. [74-965.2] ROBERT F. LAUBACH, b Mar. 18, 1882; s August and Mantana (Bender) Laubach [74-535]; m Nov. 23, 1901, ANNA L. SCHALL, b Nov. 23, 1883; dau Lafayette and Mary A. (Moll) Schall. Superintendent of Green Mount Cemetery; res., Bath, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Henry L., b Sept. 22, 1903. 2. Albert H., b Mar. 19, 1906. 3. Laura M., b May 1, 1909. 4. Elwood R., b Oct. 4, 1911. 5. Helen J., b Aug. 14, 1914. 6. Robert W., b Apr. 3, 1917. 7. Lillian L., b Nov. 16, 1919. [74-965.3] HOWARD E. LAUBACH, b Sept. 5, 1886; s August and Mantana (Bender) Laubach [74-535]; m Oct. 5, 1907, ANNIE E. KURTZ, b Dec. 8, 1889; dau Philip F. and Sarah J. (Sourvine) Kurtz. Employee on the estate of Edwin Thomas; res., 218 Bridge St., Catasauqua, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Howard F., b June 15, 1911; d June 16, 1911. 2. Robert A., b June 30, 1913. [74-965.4] BERTHA I. BENDER, b June 27, 1895; dau Elias and Ida M. (Fritz) Bender [74-536]; m Mar. 22, 1916, MILTON G. HOUSER, b Mar. 6, 1893; s Jonas and Susan (Remaly) Houser. Crane operator; res., Bath, Pa. (1920.) One child: Grover, b July 16, 1917. [74-966] SAMUEL HAHN, b Dec. 4, 1876; s Alexander L. and Elemanda (Bonden) Hahn [74- 540a]; m May 15, 1897, ANNA GISHEL, b Mar. 19, 1876; dau Charles and Sophia (Arnold) Gischel. Machinist foreman; res., 1520 Lehigh St., Easton, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-967] ELLEN HAHN, b July 7, 1879; dau Alexander L. and Elemanda (Bonden) Hahn [74- 540aj; m Apr. 30, 1904, HERBERT HESS, b Oct. 15, 1871; s Jeremiah and Susan (Wagoner) Hess. Laborer; res., Bangor, Pa. (1920.) One child: Marguerite, b Nov. 21, 1904; d Oct. 5, 1909. [74-968] AETNA HAHN, b Apr. 13, 1880; dau Alexander L. and Elemanda (Bonden) Hahn [74-540a]; m July 8, 1903, FRANK DETWEILER, b May 12, 1878; s Robert and Mary (Snyder) Detweiler. Merchant; res., Easton, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1135 Children (7): 1. Gladys, b Sept. 15, 1904. 2. Dorothy, b Nov. 9, 1905. 3. Chester, b July 10, 1907. 4. Clarence, b Aug. 11, 1908. 5. Frank, b Feb. 10, 1910. 6. Arlington, b Sept. 20, 1914. 7. Donald, b Feb. 20, 1915. [74-969] ASHER L. HAHN, b Oct. 3, 1881; s Alexander L. and Elemanda (Bonden) Hahn [74- 540a]; m Jan. 17, 1907, FLORENCE M. SCHULTZ, b May 12, 1882; dau John and Susan (Henry) Schultz. Foreman of Salts Dept., Baker Chemical Works; res., Easton, Pa. (1920.) One child: Mildred Blair, b July 4, 1909. [74-970] HOWARD M. HAHN, b Aug. 1, 1883; s Alexander L. and Elemanda (Bonden) Hahn [74-540a]; m Aug. 1, 1905, ANNA RASELY, b Dec. 28, 1886; dau James G. and Carrie M. (Messinger) Rasely. Dairyman; res., Easton, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Stanley A. J., b May 19, 1907. 2. Catharine M., b Mar. 24, 1910. [74-973] HENRY WILSON HAHN, b July 23, 1892; s Alexander L. and Elemanda (Bonden) Hahn [74-540a,]; m Jan., 1911, AMY LODGE WASSER, b Mar. 6, 1889. Machinist; res., Highland Park, R. D. No. 3, Easton, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Kenneth W., b Aug. 30, 1912. 2. Willard H., 6 Nov. 9, 1913. 3. Grace A., b Apr. 22, 1915. 4. Virginia O., b July 23, 1916. 5. John S., b Aug. 12, 1917. 6. Margaret A., b Apr. 11, 1919. [74-974] EMMA A. SEIFERT, b Sept. 12, 1870; dau Richard A. and Ellen M. (Hahn) Seifert [74-541]; m Mar. 8, 1890, ANDREW M. SILFIES, b Jan. 27, 1868; s Michael and Lydia (Ivunkle) Silfies. Res., 1505 West St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) One child: [74-1121] Ellwood S., b Mar. 7, 1893; m Esther Coffman. [74-975] GEORGE O. SEIFERT, b Oct. 29, 1873; s Richard A. and Ellen M. (Hahn) Seifert [74-541]; m Oct. 30, 1895, LAURA R. HOCH, b Dec. 3, 1868; dau Reuben and Catherine (Edelman) Hoch. Farmer; res., Nazareth, Pa., R. D. No. 2. (1920.) One child: [74-1122] Paul R., b Nov. 26, 1897; m Sallie Mae Bill. [74-976] MARY C. SEIFERT, b Dec. 15, 1878; dau Richard A. and Ellen M. (Hahn) Seifert [74-541]; m May 28, 1891, WILLIAM T. JOHNSON, b Oct. 26, 1875; s William H. and Elizabeth (Gold) Johnson. Farmer; res., Bath, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1920.) Children (3): 1. George R., b Oct. 26, 1898. 2. Annie E., b June 12, 1901. 3. William H., b Dec. 6, 1906. [74-977] CHARLES F. HECKMAN, b July 5, 1881; s William and Sarah A. (Hahn) Heckman [74-543]; m Nov. 29, 1902, ANNIE ALICE MILLER, b Apr. 20, 1885; dau Amandus J. and Ellen (Bitz) Miller. Farmer; res., Easton, Pa., R. D. No. 2. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Bertha E., b May 17, 1903. 2. Emily S., b Aug. 8. 1904. 1136 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-978] PAUL G. DURYEA, b June 24, 1883; s Albert B. and Margaret L. (Heavener) Duryea [74-548]; m Jan. 22, 1908, SUSIE B. ROBBINS, b May 14, 1884; dau William K. and Anna (Bruere) Robbins. Manufacturer of porcelain; res., 908 Bellevue Ave., Trenton, N. J. (1919.) One child: Alice Robbins, b Sept. 4, 1911. [74-979] ADA HEAVENER, b Dec. 10, 1880; dau Samuel and Ella (Lutz) Heavener [74-549]; m GEORGE MERRITT. One child: Frank, b Sept. 30, 1912. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [74-981] WILSON HEAVENER, b Aug. 2, 1887; s Samuel and Ella (Lutz) Heavener [74-549]; m Jan. 19, 1907, EMMA ARVILLA HINELINE, b Sept. 5, 1889; dau Joel F. and Emma O. (Moser) Hineline. Moulder and machinist; res., 1071 Berwick St., Easton, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Ruth A., b Aug. 13, 1907; d Aug. 5, 1912. 2. Hazel E., b June 17, 1909. 3. Wilson S., b Oct. 14, 1912. 4. Melvin N., b Nov. 22, 1914. 5. Carl J., b Oct. 7, 1917. 6. Arthur A., b Oct. 3, 1919. [74-982] THOMAS HEAVENER, b June 29, 1889; s Samuel and Ella (Lutz) Heavener [74-549]; m Jan. 1, 1912, EMMA CATHERINE WILSON, b Feb. 25, 1886; dau John and Rachel Ann (Bourman) Wilson. Machine operator; res., Easton, Pa., R. D. 1. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Roberta Rachel, b May 27, 1917. 2. Bessie Laura, b June 8, 1915; d June 8, 1915. [74-983] MELVIN HEAVENER, b July 24, 1891; s Samuel and Ella (Lutz) Heavener [74-549]; m Jan. 15, 1916, CORA KEIPER, b Sept. 8, 1897; dau Albert and Emma (Berger) Keiper. Auto repairman; res., Easton, Pa., R. D. No. 6. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Ruth, b May 12, 1917. 2. Ethel, b Sept. 3, 1918. [74-984] CLARA R. HEAVENER, b Sept. 3, 1879; dau John and Eliza A. (Rymond) Heavener [74-550]; m Nov. 29, 1905, WILLIAM P. FUHRMAN, b Dec. 18, 1881; s Peter C. and Ida L. (White) Fuhrman. Machinist; res., 104 Pearl St., Trenton, N. J. Children (3): 1. George Fell, b Oct. 30, 1906. 2. Wallace H., b Mar. 28, 1908; d Aug. 14, 1908. 3. Irma Clara, b Sept. 10, 1913. [74-985] EMMA HEAVENER, b Apr. 3, 1889; dau John and Eliza A. (Rymond) Heavener [74- 550]; m June 30, 1914, HARRY W. MOUNT, b June 11, 1890; s Ezekiel and Anna (Bird) Mount. Farmer; res., Crosswicks, N. J. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Margaret, b Feb. 1, 1915. 2. Helen, b Aug. 2, 1918. [74-986] HERMAN M. HEAVENER, b July 4, 1891 ; s Henry and Phoebe H. (Watson) Heavener [74-552]; m Dec. 19, 1914, ELLA McGETRICK, b Nov. 23, 1893; dau Benjamin and Margaret (Frane) McGetrick. Machinist; res., Fallsington, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Ella Marie, b July 24, 1916. 2. Herman Henry, b Jan. 6, 1918. 3. Watson Francis, b Feb. 24, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1137 [74-987] ETHEL HEAVENER, b Nov. 6, 1889; dau William and Amy A. (Bryan) Heavener [74-553]; m May 17, 1917, RICHARD REESE, b Aug. 30, 1893; s Thomas and Elizabeth H. (Evans) Reese. Machinist; res., 28 West 6th St., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (, 2 ): 1. Grace Laola, b July 20, 1917. 2. Ethel Olliene, b Aug. 16, 1919. [74-988] HERBERT HEAVENER, b Jan. 28, 1893; s William and Amy A. (Bryan) Heavener [74-553]; m Oct. 1, 1919, MARY A. SCHONG, b July 29, 1893; dau Harry B. and Emma (Bloom) Schong. Steelworker; res., Lansdale, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-989] ALWILDA HEAVENER, b Dec. 17, 1895; dau William and Amy A. (Bryan) Heavener [74-553]; m Feb. 5, 1916, CRAIG CASEY, b Apr. 24, 1895; s Morton P. and Laura Z. (Wood) Casey. Steel worker; res., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Dorothy A., b Dec. 28, 1918. [74-990] EDITH WILLIAMS, b Feb. 7, 1876; dau James and Adaline (Riley) Williams [74-556]; m Nov. 16, 1904, AUGUST BARLOW, b Feb. 19, 1878; s Henry and Caroline (Schultz) Barlow. Wire drawer; res., 905 Princeton Ave., Trenton, N. J. (1920.) Children (J): 1. James H., b Oct. 20, 1908. 2. Marjorie C., b Sept. 11, 1910. 3. Lucile A., b Sept. 6, 1912. 4. Clarence A., b Feb. 13, 1915. [74-993] WILLIAM WILLIAMS, b May 15, 1886; s James and Adaline (Riley) Williams [74-556]; m Sept. 5, 1918, MIRIAM E. HUNT, b Sept. 5, 1898; dau George Luther and Ida (Frankenfield) Hunt. Farmer; res., Upper Black Eddy, Pa. (1920.) One child: Richard H., b Apr. 23, 1920. [74-994] CARRIE FINE, b Aug. 20, 1882; dau William E. and Susan ((Williams) Fine [74-558]; m Oct., 1904, JACOB WOLF ARNOLD, b Mar. 12, 1881; s Samuel and Ida (Wolf) Arnold. Clerk; res., 1122 Maple St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Harry E., b Mar. 11, 1906. 2. Herbert J., b Nov. 16, 1907. 3. Roy K., b Dec. 7, 1911; d June 26, 1913. 4. Ruth Irene, b Aug. 7, 1913. 5. Sue, b Sept. 25, 1916. [74-995] WARREN LINFORD HIGH, b June 8, 1898; s James E. and Amanda (Smith) High [74-560]; m Mar. 30, 1918, ELSIE MAE LEWIS BEARN, b Jan. 9, 1897; dau Irwin S. and Clara (Lewis) Bearn. Res., Quakertown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Edna Mae, b Sept. 15, 1919. [74-997] STELLA M. MILLER, b Oct. 23, 1895; dau George and Jane (Ott) Miller [74-570]; m Apr. 9, 1917, EARL E. STONEBACK, b Apr. 20, 1888; s Elmer E. and Amanda (Unangst) Stone- back. Automatic machine operator; res., 4456 Cleveland Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Earl Emery, b May 15, 1918. 2. Donald Franklin, b Sept. 23, 1919. [74-999] THETA E. RAESLY, b Nov. 21, 1881; dau Orantes and Cora E. (Bushman) Raesly [74-581]; m Jan. 29, 1907, E. W. LANDENBERGER, b Nov. 14, 1879; s G. and Augusta Landenberger. Farmer; res., Parma, Mich. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Clayton R., b Mar. 5, 1908. 2. Cora Augusta, b July 11, 1912. 1138 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-1001.2] JOSEPH A. EYER, b May 10, 1882; s Andrew and Emma J. (Raesly) Eyer [74-585]; m Dec. 12, 1906, MARY C. DOYLE, b Feb. 20, 1881; dau Bernard and Catherine (Connelly) Doyle. Mechanical draftsman; res., 731 Pearl St., Easton, Pa. (1920.) One child: James A., b Oct. 2, 1908. [74-1002a] IRVIN P. KNIPE, b Feb. 27, 1866; s Dr. Jacob O. and Clara (Poley) Knipe [74-598]; m Feb. 23, 1899, MARGARET RICHARDSON, b Apr. 15, 1872; d Nov. 30, 1915; dau John Cuen and Ellen (Rittenhouse) Richardson. [74-1002b] IRVIN P. KNIPE, same as above, m 2nd time, Apr. 11, 1917, ANNA E. LOVETT, b Jan. 12, 1874; dau John Kinsey and Isabella J. (Mann) Lovett. Lawyer; res., 50 Chestnut St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) No children. For a number of years Mr. Knipe was proprietor and editor of the “Norristown Herald;” he is also a prominent attorney in the same town. [74-1003] DR. REINOEHL KNIPE, b Sept. 14, 1867; s Dr. Jacob O. and Clara (Poley) Knipe [74-598]; m June 14, 1899, JOSEPHINE W. ANDERSON, b Aug. 1, 1872; dau Dr. Benjamin S. and Julia R. (Schofield) Anderson. Prison physician in Norristown, Pa. (1919.) No children. [74-1004] DR. JAY C. KNIPE, b Jan. 12, 1869; s Dr. Jacob O. and Clara (Poley) Knipe [74-598]; m Apr. 24, 1905, RUTH BLANCHE KRAUSS, dau Moses and Adeline (Langsdorf) Krauss. Physician; res., 6629 No. 8th St., Oak Lane, Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Ruth Alberta, b Feb. 21, 1908. 2. Robert, b Jan. 31, 1911. 3. Martha, b Mar. 1, 1913. [74-1005] GEORGE LINLEY KNIPE, b Mar. 27, 1875; s Dr. Jacob O. and Clara (Poley) Knipe [74-598]; m June 4, 1902, S. EDITH MURRAY. Auditor; res., Winthrop, Mass. Children (2): 1. Margaret, b Oct. 15, 1905. 2. Jacob Oliver, b June 30, 1910. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [74-1006] DR. NORMAN L. KNIPE, b Dec. 31, 1878; s Dr. Jacob O. and Clara (Poley) Knipe [74-598]; m Jan. 3, 1906, KATHERINE E. MILLER. Physician; res., 701 South 52nd St., Phila., Pa. Children (3): 1. Norman L ) ^ b june 23, 1907. 2. Clara Elizabeth J 3. Jacob Richard, b Oct. 9, 1909. [Letters unans.; unable to verify or complete .] [74-1008] IRVIN CORSON POLEY, b Nov. 11, 1891; s Warren H. and Martha (Corson) Poley [74-600]; m Dec. 15, 1917, FRANCES LUBBE ROSS, b Dec. 3, 1890; d Oct. 12, 1918; dau David H. and Ella (Liibbe) Ross. Teacher; Assistant to the Principal, Germantown Friends School; res., 33 E. Upsal St., Germantown, Phila. (1919.) No children. [74-1009] ETHEL E. POLEY, b Sept. 27, 1882; dau Dr. Cyrus S. and Katharine (Watt) Poley [74-601]; m Feb. 1, 1909, LUTHER FULLER BRADBURY, b July 11, 1883; s William C. and Harriet (Howe) Bradbury. Civil Engineer; Boulder, Col. (1919.) No children. [74-1010] DR. CYRUS W. POLEY, b Sept. 10, 1886; s Dr. Cyrus S. and Catharine (Watt) Poley [74-601]; m June 8, 1910, MILDRED MARGARET McNUTT, b July 4, 1886; dau David W. and Euphemia (Monroe) McNutt. Physician and surgeon; res., Boulder, Col. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Jacqueline, b Nov. 27, 1917. 2. Mildred, b May 26, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1139 [74-1011] ELIZABETH F. POLEY, b Mar. 27, 1890; dau Horace S. and Margaret Jane (Ferguson) Poley [74-603]; m June 15, 1911, WALTER HERMAN SCHRADER, b Dec. 16, 1883; s Herman John and Clara (Bieger) Schrader. Forester, U. S. Forest Service; res., Monument, Col. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Walter Herman, Jr., b July 14, 1912. 2. Frank, b Mar 2, 1914. 3. Elizabeth Ferguson, b Sept. 15, 1915. [74-1012] FRANCIS F. POLEY, b May 9, 1891; s Horace S. and Margaret J. (Ferguson) Poley [74-603]; m May 13, 1914, IRVA ALICE SHEARD, b Dec. 8, 1886; dau Seth and Emma (Lamb) Sheard. Forest ranger; res., Cascade, Col. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Keith Edward, b June 22, 1915. 2. Irving Robert, b Sept. 17, 1919. [74-1013] FRANK HARMAN LONGACRE, b Aug. 17, 1887; s Dr. Harman and Nettie Belle (Norton) Longacre [74-605]; m June 10, 1914, EDNA MARIA HALSTEAD, b June 17, 1895; dau Charles Hudson and Rhoda Aurilla (Dunlap) Halstead. Clerk in drug store; res., 183 E. 5th Ave., St. Charles, Ill. (1919.) One child: Harriet Nettie, b Jan. 30, 1915. [74-1014] AMY R. HAMPTON, b June 18, 1877; dau John D. and Mary A. (Reinhart) Hampton [74-608]; rn June 6, 1916, WILLIAM DUDDY, b Aug. 30, 1866; s John and Emily (Lemmel) Duddy. Floorman; res., 118 No. 63rd St., W. Phila., Pa. (1920.) No children. William Duddy was married first to Annie Hampton [74-1015], sister of Amy R. Hampton. [74-1015] ANNIE HAMPTON, b Dec. 15, 1878; d May 29, 1915; dau John D. and Mary A. (Reinhart) Hampton [74-608]; m Oct. 13, 1902, WILLIAM DUDDY, b Aug. 30, 1866; s John and Emily (Lemmel) Duddy. Floorman; res., 118 North 63rd St., Phila., Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Edna May, b July 20, 1903; d July 15, 1904. 2. John Hampton, b Nov. 28, 1905. 3. William Thomas, b July 10, 1908. [74-1016] WILLIAM CLEAVER HAMPTON, b May 20, 1882; s John D. and Mary A. (Reinhart) Hampton [74-608]; m May 3, 1910, HELEN NUSS, b Nov. 12, 1890; dau Irwin and Annie (Fox) Nuss. Auto Mechanic; res., 2414 N. 29th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Claire La Roy, b May 11, 1911. 2. John D., Jr., b Feb. 17, 1918. [74-1016.1] NORA WERNER, b Apr. 18, 1876; dau Aaron and Annie (Gring) Werner [74-609]; m June 16, 1903, BRICE CURRAN, b May 23, 1866; d Sept. 13, 1918; s Franklin K. and Charlotte (Welchan) Curran. Civil Service; res., Waynesboro, Pa. (1921.) No children. [74-1017a] WALTER GRING SELTZER, b Dec. 26, 1877; s John A. and Sallie M. (McAdam) Seltzer [74-609.1] ; m 1st time, 1898, ANNA BITTNER, b Mar. 19, 1881 ;d Dec. 11, 1904; daw William and Clara (Brandt) Bittner. One child: John Bittner, b Dec. 6, 1898; unm; Lebanon, Pa. In 1905, after the death of his mother, John Bittner Seltzer was legally adopted by his mother’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bittner, and his name legally changed to John Seltzer Bittner. [74-1017b] WALTER GRING SELTZER, same as above, m 2nd time, June 5, 1905, IDA ZIMMER¬ MAN, b Aug. 22, 1882; dau Julius and Wilhelmina (Barnstadt) Zimmerman. Traffic manager; res., 226 South 52nd St., Phila., Pa. Walter G. Seltzer was the originator and organizer of the Philadelphia Traffic Club. No issue. (1921.) 1140 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-1018] CLARKE McADAM SELTZER, b June 9, 1890; s John A. and Sallie M. (McAdam) Seltzer [74-609.1]; m June 28, 1916, J. ELOISE STEWART, b Jan. 15, 1888; dau William and Lavinia (Bennett) Stewart. Attorney-at-law; res., Lebanon, Pa. No issue. (1921.) Mr. Seltzer has in his possession the following interesting documents: 1. A certificate of the Reformed Synod, dated Sept. 30, 1824, showing that John Gring was ex¬ amined and passed as a candidate of theology and was ordained to preach the Gospel. 2. Baptismal certificates of Jacob Seltzer, dated 1776; Rev. John Gring, dated 1801; Jacob Clarke Seltzer, dated 1815; Susannah Boyer, dated 1802; Sarah Seltzer, dated 1848; Anna Gring, dated 1827. 3. A book containing the pastoral Records of Rev. John Gring. J. Eloise Stewart, and both her father’s and mother’s families were residents of Clayton and Fay¬ ette Counties, Georgia, where they were among the early settlers— the Bennetts, especially, being large land owners before the Civil War. Almost all the men of the families were killed during the war. [74-1019] FLORENCE SHARTLE, b Dec. 24, 1898; dau Harry and Savilla (Roeller) Shartle [74— 610]; vi PAUL F. SWOPE, b May 5, 1896; s John and Sadie Swope. Res., 460 North 6th St., Lebanon, Pa. (1920.) One child: Jean Arnetta, b Mar. 18, 1918. [74-1020] WILLIAM J. SHARTLE, b Sept. 23, 1900; s Harry and Savilla (Roeller) Shartle [74- 610]; m June 16, 1920, NORA M. BOWMAN, b Mar. 17, 1899; dau William W. and Lydia M. (Royer) Bowman. Clerk; res., 429 North 4th St., Lebanon, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-1021] RUSSEL S. ROELLER, b Oct. 1, 1892; s Benjamin F. and Catherines. (Bean) Roeller [74—611 ] ; m Apr. 30, 1913, MIRIAM CHRISTINE REBER, b Mar. 1, 1893; dau John R. and Cather¬ ine S. (Reilly) Reber. Correspondent and salesman; res., Phoenixville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-1022] CHARLES B. ROELLER, b Feb. 19, 1897; s Benjamin F. and Catherine S. (Bean) Roeller [74-611]; m Nov. 19, 1919, L. MARGARET CRESSMAN, b Dec. 18, 1898; dau Irvin H. and Esther G. (Shetler) Cressman. Bond salesman; res., Royersford, Pa. (1920.) [74-1023] FLORA FRIEDA ROELLER, b Dec. 23, 1900; dau Benjamin F. and Catherine S. (Bean) Roeller [74—611 ] ; m Nov. 29, 1919, CARL MARCH, b 1900; s Charles A. and Rebecca (Carl) March. Hammersmith; res., Royersford, Pa. (1920.) One child: Robert Carl, b July 7, 1920. [74-1024] ELLA N. ELTONHEAD, b July 31, 1895; dau Harry and Elizabeth (Roeller) Eltonhead [74—612] ; m Nov. 14, 1914, C. E. MAHARG, b June 5, 1895; s Thomas E. and Alice (Lessig) Maharg. Engineer; res., 3 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Harry Thomas, b Jan. 11, 1915. 2. Alice Elizabeth, b Sept. 28, 1917. 3. Eleanor, b Nov. 9, 1919; d Nov. 10, 1919. [74-1028] EMMA M. GRANDER, b May 25, 1891; dau Adam and Marne E. (Roeller) Grander [74-613]; m Dec. 11, 1909, GROVER KULP, b June 27, 1884; s Jonas and Rebecca Kulp. Bricklayer; res., 407 Lincoln Ave., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Evelyn Mae, b Sept. 28, 1911. [74-1030] CHARLES WAGNER, b Mar. 22, 1889; s Samuel and Sarah (Roeller) Wagner [74-614]; m Apr. 6, 1916, LULU SNYDER, b Sept. 20, 1892; dau Milton and Debbie (Sprom) Snyder. Core foreman; res., 1719 Park Ave., Reading, Pa. (1920.) One child: Elizabeth Jane, b Feb. 9, 1917. [74-1031] ANNA MILDRED CURRIER, b Feb. 2, 1892; dau Ray and Ada (Roeller) Currier [74- 615]; m June 2, 1915, CARL J. SAALBACH, b Oct. 24, 1891; s Gottlob J. and Marie (Breuninger) Saalbach. Clerk; res., 777 Madison St., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Plate 117 The Salford Schwenkfelder Meeting House, erected in the year 1869. Plate 118 The site of the former Salford Schwenkfelder School building is indicated on the picture by the’ white outline. The benches shown were used in this building. — Standing: Rev. Edwin S. Anders [161-50]. Seated, right to left: Isaac Ivriebel [19-100], Isaac Vincent Kriebel [19-210], and William F. Kriebel. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1141 Children (3): 1. R. Marie, b Mar. 7, 1916. 2. Carl J., b Mar. 27, 1917. 3. Raymond, b Jan. 10, 1919. [74-1032] EMELINE FLORENCE CURRIER, b June 22, 1894; dan Ray and Ada (Roeller) Cur¬ rier [74-615]; m Apr. 7, 1915, NORMAN T. BICKING, b June 24, 1895; s Theodore and Annette (Faddis) Bicking. Recorder; res., 72 South 6th St., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Children {2): 1. Eugene Faddis, b Mar. 2, 1916. 2. Norman Temple, b Jan. 1, 1920. [74-1033] MARION RUTH CURRIER, b June 19, 1897; dau Ray and Ada (Roeller) Currier [74- 615]; m June 19, 1916, FRENCH C. GRAY, b July 13, 1894; s Eldridge R. and Anna (Hurry) Gray. Baker; res., 75 South 6th St., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. French C., b Dec. 28, 1918. 2. Carol K., b Feb. 14, 1920. [74-1034] WALTER LeROY BROOKE, b Oct. 20, 1893; s Robert G. and Hannah M. (Bertolet) Brooke [74—616] : m Jan. 27, 1918, CAROLINE SHOOP, b June 26, 1894; dau Frank A. and Emma F. (Stewart) Shoop. Chemist and college instructor; res., 133 South Atherton St., State College, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-1036] ANNIE DRUMHELLER, b Dec. 25, 1892; dau Horace and Emma (Rhoads) Drumheller [74-630]; ra May 3, 1916, REYNOLDS D. LINDERMAN, b July 13, 1894; s Isaac and Mary (Daub) Linderman. Realtor; res., 202 E. Jacoby St., Norristown, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-1038] RUSSEL B. DELP, b Mar. 10, 1893; s Edmund E. and Sallie L. (Hevener) Delp [74-637] ; m Aug. 6, 1913, MINNIE MAY LONG, b Mar. 28, 1895; dau Charles Frederick and Ida Elizabeth (Klinger) Long. Miller; res., Bourbon, Ind. (1919.) Children ( 2 ) : 1. Charles Edmund, b Dec. 27, 1913. 2. Frances Jeanette, b May 22, 1916. [74-1039] HERBERT L. DELP, b Apr. 27, 1896; s Edmund E. and Sallie L. (Hevener) Delp [74- 637]; m Jan. 19, 1918, RUTH EDNA VERNETTE, b Jan. 23, 1897 ; d May 31, 1918; dau August and Mary (Nunch) Vernette. Clerk; res., Bourbon, Ind. (1919.) One child: Lyle Herbert, b May 30, 1918; Etna Green, Ind. [74-1040] JOHN McCOY MAIRS, b June 26, 1895; s William H. and Jane (McCoy) Mairs [74- 641]; m Oct. 2, 1915, AMELIA P. ENGLE, b Jan. 15, 1898; dau William P. and Lillian M. (Potts) Engle. Cost accountant; res., 335 Boulevard, Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Louise, b Mar. 20, 1916; d Mar. 20, 1916. 2. Jane Engle, b Oct. 1, 1917. 3. Betty Lillian, b May 25, 1919. [74-1042] JOSEPH R. BOWMAN, b Sept. 30, 1895; s Philip and Alice (Heavner) Bowman [74- 646]; m ELIZABETH ROYLE. Res., Bridgeport, Pa. Children (2): 1. Joseph W., b May, 1916. 2. Elizabeth, b Dec. 13, 1917. [Further data unobtainable.] [74-1043] ELSIE MABEL MARKLEY, b Apr. 12, 1879; dau Davis M. and Ella S. (Gottshalk) Markley [74-650]; m Apr. 12, 1899, WILLIAM PASSANT, JR., b Jan. 21, 1868; s William and Elizabeth (Marsden) Passant. Clerk; res., 4303 N. Franklin St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919) 1142 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-1044] ERNEST DAVIS MARKLEY, b Nov. 18, 1890; s Davis M. and Ella S. (Gottshalk) Markley [74-650]; m June 18, 1913, ANNA C. WEGST, b Mar. 20, 1892; dau Fred J. and Anna K. (Yuelle) Wegst. Billing clerk; res., 3811 North 17th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Anna Elsie, b Apr. 10, 1914. 2. Ruth Mildred, b Sept. 21, 1915. 3. Marjorie Ella, b Mar. 23, 1917. [74-1045] MARY ELLA JOHNSON, b Feb. 15, 1884; dau John A. and Mary L. (Gottshalk) John¬ son [74-651]; m Oct. 28, 1905, WILLIAM DIEHL, b Aug. 5, 1879; s Charles R. and Lizzie (Wirebaok) Diehl. Shipping clerk; res., 1226 Green St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (J)-; 1. William Earl, b Feb. 11, 1907. 2. Elizabeth Johnson, b Sept. 6, 1909. 3. Albert Lovedon 4. John Langford twins , b May 16, 1915. [74-1046] ESTHER G. JOHNSON, b June 1, 1895; dau John A. and Mary L. (Gottshalk) Johnson [74-651]; m June 4, 1918, JOHN PERRY LONG, b June 21, 1885; s William S. and Margaret (Perry) Long. Director of Sales for R. M. Hollingshead Co.; res., 33 South Cove Road, Merchantville, N. J. No issue. (1919.) [74-1047] CATHARINE M. JOHNSON, b Jan. 31, 1897; dau John A. and Mary L. (Gottshalk) Johnson [74-651]; m Sept. 29, 1919, GEORGE ELLIOTT YERGER, b Oct. 9, 1893; s Frank and Sadie (Elliott) Yerger. Carpenter; res., 120 Wood St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) [74-1049] EVELYN SHUTT, b Nov. 8, 1893; dau Jacob K. and Maggie (Hiltebeitel) Shutt [74- 657]; m May 30, 1914, HERBERT S. FREED, b May 20, 1893; s Enos and Ida (Souder) Freed. Mo- torman; res., 16 Franklin Ave., Souderton, Pa. (1919.) One child: Beulah, b Aug. 6, 1917. [74-1050] EDNA H. SHUTT, b Dec. 5, 1896; dau Jacob K. and Maggie (Hiltebeitel) Shutt [74— 657]; m Feb. 28, 1917, WILLIAM A. WILSON, b July 31, 1893; s Edwin B. and Jeanette (O’Neil) Wil¬ son. Machinist; res., Souderton, Pa. (1920.) One child: Russell S., b Sept. 4, 1917. [74-1051] EDITH LONG, b June 17, 1894; dau Allen K. and Lizzie (Ziegler) Long [74-667]; m Mar. 25, 1915, HOWARD S. HARTZELL, b Mar. 31, 1893; s Isaac R. and Kate (Schoch) Hartzell. Clerk; res., Lanham, Md. (1919.) One child: Ruth S., b Sept. 25, 1916. [74-1052] HELEN VIOLA RUTTER, b Jan. 19, 1899; dau Harry C. and Sarah M. (Ziegler) Rutter [74-668]; m Jan. 19, 1920, HERBERT MUSSELMAN, b Jan. 27, 1894; s Joseph and Ellen (Godshall) Musselman. Conductor for L. V. R. R. Co.; res., Souderton, Pa. (1920.) [74-1053] HARRY R. YOUNG, b Feb. 9, 1893; s Harry R. and Lillian M. (Roeder) Young [74- 672]; m Apr. 1, 1911, ELLEN TRUMP, b July 30, 1891; dau Allen and Rebecca J. (Mohr) Trump. Moulder; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Paul S., b Sept. 21, 1911. 2. George A., b Jan. 27, 1915. [74-1054] STELLA E. HILDENBRAND, b June 2, 1900; d Feb. 14, 1919; dau Oliver W. and Mary (Erb) Hildenbrand [74-676]; rn FRANK L. GEIGER. One child: Dorothy H., b June 18, 1918. [ Unable to complete.] [74-1055] LILLIE E. HILDENBRAND, b July 14, 1899; dau Milton W. and Amanda (Erb) Hilden¬ brand [74-677]; m Aug. 21, 1920, AMANDUS SPECHT, b July 17, 1889; s Henry and Mary M. (Har- ver) Specht. Farmer; res., Red Hill, Pa. No issue. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1143 [74-1056] ELEANOR DERR SLINGLUFF, b May 17, 1896; dau William H. and Annie M. (Derr) Slingluff [74-696]; m June 19, 1918, DR. FREDERICK BRYTON LITTLE, b June 24, 1889; s George W. and Minnie C. (Coughanour) Little. Physician; res., 800 West Main St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Main, b Apr. 18, 1920; d Apr. 18, 1920. [74-1057] MYRTLE AUGUSTA REED, b Feb. 17, 1877; dau David F. and Savenia J. (Strauch) Reed [74-702]; m GEORGE EDWARD RIEGER, b Sept. 30, 1876; d July 25, 1910. Widow’s res., Cressona, Pa. (1919.) Children (£): 1. Mark Edwin, b Nov. 23, 1897. 2. Edwin David, b Mar. 14, 1903. [74-1058] LUTHER D. REED, b Nov. 18, 1885; s David F. and Savenia J. (Strauch) Reed [74- 702] ; m MARGARET M. BRENNAN, of Bridgeport, N. J. No issue. [Stager.] [74-1062] MARGARET SUSAN STRAUCH, b June 29, 1895; dau George W. and Laura J. (Ben¬ der) Strauch [74—703] ; m Feb. 10, 1913, HENRY HARVEY DETRICH, b Nov. 5, 1883; s Henry and Eva (Baumgardner) Detrich. Air brake inspector; res., 549 South Centre St., Pottsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Rayfield J., b July 18, 1914. 2. Margaret Francis, b Jan. 23, 1917. [74-1063] CLARE BECK DE CHERT, b July 9, 1889; dau Dr. Daniel and Ada S. (Beck) Dechert [74-705]; m June 23, 1916, DR. JAMES STRATTON CARPENTER, b Feb. 14, 1887 ; s Dr. James S. and Lillian (Chapin) Carpenter. Physician; res., 1242 Mahantongo St., Pottsville, Pa. (1919.) One child: James Stratton, 4th, b Sept. 22, 1917. A [74-1064] ADA VERLESTA BECK, b May 8, 1888; dau John J. and Ida (Cockley) Beck [74-706]; m Oct. 6, 1915, HARRY E. SHANK, b Mar. 17, 1883; s W. James and Mary (Gibble) Shank. Proprie¬ tor of garage; res., Womelsdorf, Pa. (1920.) One child: John James, b Feb. 26, 1919. [74-1065] EMANUEL COCKLEY BECK, b Nov. 20, 1890; s John J. and Ida (Cockley) Beck [74- 706]; m Mar. 3, 1920, HELEN GOODHART, dau Howard and Katie (Drexel) Goodhart. Tool and material inspector for P. & R. Rwy.; res., 113 North 5th St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) [74-1066] RUSSELL ROBERT HEEBNER, b Nov. 17, 1897; s Robert F. and Maria (Hummel) Heebner [74-740]; m July 26, 1919, KATHRYN MAE NAGLE, b Feb. 15, 1901; daw Harry and Kathryn (Zillkarst) Nagle. Electrician; res., 623 Ogden St., Reading, Pa. (1919.) [74-1068] MARY EDNA BREY, b Aug. 4, 1896; dau Peter N. and Amanda G. (Hendricks) Brey [74-772]; m Nov. 8, 1916, PAUL B. BISHOP, b Mar. 12, 1894; s Enos M. and Sallie (Bergery) Bishop. Automobile mechanic; res., 355 Mt. Vernon St., Lansdale, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-1069] STELLA B. HENDRICKS, b Feb. 11, 1895; dau Oliver G. and Mary A. N. (Brey) Hen¬ dricks [74-773]; m Aug. 28, 1913, ROBERT C. STEVENS; s Maurice G. and Lillie M. (Craven) Stevens. Res., North Wales, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Anna Margaret, b Jan. 5, 1913. 2. Robert H., b Dec. 22, 1913. 3. Lillie Mae, b Apr. 5, 1915. 4. Oliver Morris, b Mar. 24, 1916. 5. Charles H., b Apr. 3, 1917. 6. Ruth H., b July 6, 1918. [74-1070] LEONARD B. SMITH, b Mar. 11, 1889; s John P. and Mary (Bell) Smith [74-780]; m Apr. 11, 1914, RICHOMEL JANE BARR, b May 30, 1892 ; dau Allan and Martha J. (DeHaven) Barr. Paymaster for Alan Wood Iron & Steel Co.; res., 79 Harry St., Conshohocken, Pa. (1920.) 1144 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Dorothy B., h Apr. 17, 1915. 2. Martha J., b Apr. 16, 1919. [74-1070.1] LEON C. FAMOUS, b Jan. 13, 1899; s John I). and Lydia L. (Famous) Famous [74— 811.1]; m Apr. 12, 1917, ELSIE T. DAVIS, b Aug. 29, 1879; dan Thompson and Annie Supplee (Rose) Davis. Farmer; res., Phoenixville, Pa., R. F. D. No. 3. No issue. (1920.) [74-1071] LEWIS IRVIN KELLAR, b Sept, 7, 1892; s Lewis F. and Jennie M. (Famous) Kellar [74—812] ; m June 29, 1918, ANNA J. THOMAS, b Oct. 7, 1892; dau John Gunkle and Alice Hunter (Hibberd) Thomas. Clerk; res., Berwyn, Pa. (1920.) [74-1072] SARAH FAMOUS, b July 15, 1897; dau Irvin H. and Hettie (Warburton) Famous [74- 813]; m July, 1913, HARRY BARLOW, b Apr. 24, 1888; .s James and Annie (Hornkeith) Barlow. Fireman; res., Jeffersonville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Alice, b Apr. 28, 1916. [74-1072.1] ANNA MATILDA ZEIGLER, b Apr. 17, 1898; dau Daniel F. and Emma (Angelmoyer) Zeigler [74-830.2]; m July 9, 1919, REV. REED FRETZ LANDIS, b Dec. 13, 1888; s Simeon C. and Lovina M. (Fretz) Landis. Pastor of Mennonite Church; res., Souderton, Pa. (1921.) One child: Marguerite, b Sept, 21, 1920. [74-1072. 2a] MARTHA K. COOPER, b Apr. 17, 1891; dau John and Alice L. (Graham) Cooper [74-845]; m 1st time, June 24, 1911, JOSEPH M. AICHOLZ, b 1890; d Dec. 24, 1914. [74-1072. 2b] MARTHA K. (COOPER) AICHOLZ, same as above, m 2nd time, NORMAN MAR- TON. Res., Anselma, Pa. [No further data.] [74-1072.6] WALLACE E. NYCE, b June 10, 1895; s Milton M. and Sarah (Hetrick) Nyce [74— 850]; m June 2, 1917, KATHARINE HOKE, b Sept. 10, 1894; dau William and Laura (Spangler) Hoke. Foreman for Electric Storage Battery Co.; res., 4625 Morris St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. William Hoke, b Apr. 8, 1918. 2. Sarah Elizabeth, b Oct. 12, 1919. [74-1073] ANNIE BOLTON, b Oct. 17, 1873; dau Charles and Sarah (Auchy) Bolton [74-853]; m Nov. 24, 1894, ALVIN KEYSER, b Sept. 16, 1873; s Nathaniel and Marie (Styer) Keyser. Farmer; res., Zieglersville, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Clarence B., b July 6, 1895; 1239 Palo Alto St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 2. Harold B., b Sept. 17, 1912. Clarence B. Keyser is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary, 1914; also of the Phila. Business College, 1916. He was an instructor in Bookkeeping and Accounting in Duff’s College, Pittsburgh, Pa., until 1917, when he entered the LT. S. Service in the World War. He spent a year in France and was a mem¬ ber of 314th Field Hospital Corps during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. [74-1074] KATIE BOLTON, b Dec. 12, 1875; dau Charles and Sarah (Auchy) Bolton [74-853]; m Nov. 20, 1897, WILLIAM K. KRAUSE, b May 4, 1874; s Jeremiah D. and Hannah (Ivnerr) Krause. Res., Zieglersville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-1075] SALLIE A. BOLTON, b Dec. 6, 1877; dau Charles and Sarah (Auchy) Bolton [74-853]; m Mar. 20, 1901, WILLIAM D. HUNSICKER, b Sept. 12, 1868; s Josiah E. and Kate (Detweiler) Hunsicker. Gardener; res., Fort Washington, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-1076] JOHN BOLTON, b Dec. 22, 1879; s Charles and Sarah (Auchy) Bolton [74-853]; m Sept. 5, 1903, LYDIA CRESSMAN, b Apr. 4, 1886; dau George and Mary Ann (Wesner) Cressman. Farmer; res., Hatfield, Pa. (1920.) Children (8): 1. Charles Wesner, b May 25, 1904. 2. Ralph C., b Oct. 3, 1906. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1145 3. Robert John, b Mar. 17, 1908. 4. Abraham C., b June 7, 1909; d Dee. 31, 1913. 5. Ruth C., b Jan. 9, 1911. 6. Leroy C., b Feb. 27, 1914. 7. Ella C., b Sept. 1, 1916. 8. Sarah C., b July 17, 1917. [74-1077] CLEVELAND BOLTON, b Jan. 22, 1885; s Charles and Sarah (Auchy) Bolton [74-853]; m Sept. 26, 1914, BEULAH HUGHES, b July 16, 1895; dau Montgomery and Annie Hughes. Farmer; res., Telford, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Ernest, b Feb. 17, 1915. 2. Lester, b Dec. 31, 1916. 3. Wilmer, b Mar. 20, 1919. [74-1080] MELVIN KLINE, b Feb. 13, 1886; s George and Catharine (Auchy) Kline [74-855]; m May 1, 1909, MARY HENNING, b Jan. 13, 1887. Cigar packer; res., Sumneytown, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-1081] KATHRYN AUCHY, b Mar. 1, 1896; dau David and Lydia (Sell) Auchy [74-857]; m June 26, 1918, HARVEY S. REED, b June 12, 1896; s Howard F. and Susanna (Snyder) Reed [48-81]. Automobile seat lacer; res., Royersford, Pa. (1920.) One child: David Warren, b Oct. 1, 1919. [74-1082a] MINERVA PRICE, b Mar. 15, 1875; dau Benjamin A. and Sallie (Rahn) Price [74- 860a]; m 1st time, June 1, 1895, JOSEPH BUNN NOBLE; s Joseph M. and Matilda (Bunn) Noble. Children {2): 1. Harold, b Mar. 26, 1901. 2. Raymond, b Dec. 29, 1907. [74-1082b] MINERVA (PRICE) NOBLE, same as above, m 2nd time, Dec. 23. 1911, FREEMAN SMITH ; s Levi Smith. Res., 1034 Queen St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Edna, b Aug. 17, 1912. 2. Edith, b Jan. 10, 1915. 3. Freeland, b May 5, 1916; d June 3, 1916. [74-1083] ALVIN B. PRICE, b Feb. 29, 1876; s Benjamin A. and Margaret (Berge) Price [74-860b]; m Sept. 11, 1895, GERTRUDE RORER, b July 16, 1873; dau John Henry and Mary (Kane) Rorer. Iron moulder; res., 432 Carpenter St., Mt. Airy, Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Edward B., b July 26, 1896; d Jan. 5, 1897. 2. Clarence A., b Mar. 15, 1899; d Aug. 17, 1899. 3. Cora H. M., b Aug. 17, 1902. 4. George E., b Sept. 26, 1904; d Sept. 26, 1904. 5. Nelson R., b Apr. 10, 1907. [74-1084] FLORENCE PRICE, b Oct. 8, 1883; d Sept. 9, 1910; dau John A. and Anna (Dettra) Price [74-862a]; m HARRY SILCOX. Res., Frankford, Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Alice A., b Oct., 1905. 2. Child, d in infancy. [74-1085] NORMAN PRICE, b June 6, 1887; s John A. and Anna (Dettra) Price [74-862a]; m Apr. 16, 1913, MATILDA ROGER, b Feb. 27, 1889; dau Albert and Babbetta (Sink) Roger. Foreman; res.. 6612 Edmund St., Tacony, Phila., Pa. (1921.) 1146 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Verna L, h July 23, 1914. 2. Norman D., b July 6, 1919. [74-1085.1] CHARLES WILLIAM PRICE, b Oct. 23, 1892; s Abraham A. and Anna C. (Greasing) Price [74-863]; m Apr. 17, 1917, MARY ELLEN REYNOLDS, b Jan. 25, 1897; daw James and Ellen (Ackerson) Reynolds. Auto body builder; res., 2731 North Darien St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. David Charles, b July 1, 1918. 2. Marie Ellen, b Jan. 22, 1920. [74-1085.2] HARRY LEROY PRICE, b June 13, 1895; s Abraham A. and Anna C. (Greasing) Price [74-863]; m Feb. 10, 1917, MATILDA HETRICH, b Mar. 17, 1901; dan Charles S. and Katie E. (Keener) Hetrich. Railroad man; res,, Shillington, Pa. (1920.) One child: Charles, b July 30, 1917. [74-1086] BESSIE HEIST, b Sept. 30, 1898; dau Charles and Elizabeth (Miller) Heist [74-869]; m Feb. 5, 1919, JAMES A. MacNEILL, b Nov. 13, 1880; s David and Mary (Cameron) MacNeill. Dyer; res., 103 Fornance St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) [74-1087] HARRY J. GROFF, JR., b May 31, 1893; s Harry J. and Lizzie S. (Keller) Groff [74- 875]; m Dec. 24, 1914, LILLIAN DE LONG, b Mar. 4, 1894; dan Benneville and Josephine (Keller) DeLong. Cigar maker; res., Souderton, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Vernon, b May 16, 1915. 2. Elizabeth, b July 7, 1919. [74-1088] LAURA S. GROFF, b May 29, 1895; daw Harry J. and Lizzie S. (Keller) Groff [74-875]; m Apr. 10, 1915, JOHN B. HEFFENTRAGER, b Oct. 6, 1892; s George F. and Catharine (Bauer) Heffentrager. Electric R. R. Conductor; res., Telford, Pa. (1920.) [74-1089] MARGARET F. GROFF, b July 3, 1897; daw William A. and Aquilla (Fretz) Groff [74- 877]; m June 26, 1915, WILLIAM J. BROSZ, b Jan. 1, 1894; s Michael and Marie (Faix) Brosz. Car¬ penter; res., 1901 South 6th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: H. Marjorie, b Mar. 1, 1917. [74-1090] WALLACE GABEL, b May 31, 1890; s Jacob S. and Kate G. (Wentzell) Gabel [74-880]; m Dec. 7, 1907, AQUILLA MOYER, b May 10, 1888; dau Abraham and Sybilla (Borndt) Moyer. Laborer; res., 1505j^ Chew St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Dorothy Irene, b Apr. 20, 1908. 2. Helen May, b Aug. 24, 1909. 3. Vera Catharine, b May 16, 1914; d Feb. 10, 1915. [74-1091] LE ROY H. KEELER, b May 17, 1896; s Richard Z. and Alice (Heany) Keeler [74-884]; m Nov. 10, 1917, HELEN R. ASHMEAD, b Feb. 13, 1893; daw Fred R. and Anna (Curran) Ashmead. Banker; res., 6560 Limekiln Pike, Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Richard Ashmead, b Nov. 4, 1919. [74-1092] ELWOOD S. HAHN, b Feb. 11, 1897; s Clinton T. and Catharine (Shutt) Hahn [74-908]; m Nov. 17, 1917, NETTIE R. HAHN, b Oct. 25, 1900; dau George P. and Alice (Lahr) Hahn. Teacher; res., Nazareth, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Ella R., b Mar. 31, 1918. 2. Carl R., b Oct. 27, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1147 [74-1095] ERMA M. HAHN, b July 23, 1899; dau Austin and Stella (Yotter) Hahn [74-913]; m Feb. 27, 1919, WILLIAM H. BURNS, b July 28, 1897 ; s John and Frances (Graham) Burns. Foreman ; res., 461 Line St., Easton, Pa. (1920.) One child: William H., b Jan. 5, 1920. [74-1096] FLOYD JAMES RICE, b Aug. 30, 1896; s William A. and Sarah J. (Hahn) Rice [74-914] ; in Sept. 5, 1918, EDITH MAY FULMER, b Apr. 27, 1896; dau Milton and Jane (Transue) Fulmer. Electrician; res., 1017 Shipman St., Bethlehem, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-1097] MABEL A. HAWK, b Mar. 24, 1888; dau James and Sebilla (Rodenbach) Hawk [74- 917]; m Jan. 20, 1906, WILLIAM NEWHARD, b Nov. 4, 1883; s Joseph and Catharine (Edleman) Newhard. Farmer; res., R. F. D. No. 1, Bath, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Edgar G., b Aug. 12, 1906. 2. Lloyd W., b Mar. 22, 1908. 3. Blanche M., b Sept. 19, 1909. 4. Elsie S., b Dec. 15, 1910. 5. Walter H., b Jan. 3, 1914. 6. Miriam E., b Jan. 19, 1918. [74-1099] CARRIE L. RODENBACH, b May 15, 1892; dau Stephen and Lucy (Young) Rodenbach [74-918]; m Sept. 19, 1914, STUART LEIBENGUTH; s Benjamin and Tavillia (Semmel) Leibenguth. Salesman; res., 216 N. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Stuart Roy, b May 14, 1915. 2. Ruth Lucy, b Sept. 12, 1917. 3. Sterling, b May 18, 1920. [74-1100] STELLA RODENBACH, b Sept. 27, 1900; dau Lewis F. and Camilla C. (Hiestand) Rodenbach [74-920]; m Nov. 22, 1919, HARRY C. MUSSELMAN, b June 21, 1892; $ Elmer E. and Emma E. (Ahlum) Musselman. Tool maker; res., 1542 Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) [74-1101] ELSIE I. WEITKNECHT, b Mar. 5, 1901; dau Harry E. and Mary L. (Rodenbach) Weitknecht [74-921]; m Jan. 31, 1920, PAUL J. MOYER, b Feb. 8, 1901; s Walter J. and Ida E. (Krause) Moyer. Farmer; res., R. F. D. 2, Northampton, Pa. (1920.) One child: Melvin E., b May 20, 1920. [74-1103] ROBERT F. WERKHEISER, b Mar. 27, 1888; s Jeremiah and Ellen (Werner) Werk- heiser [74-923]; m June 29, 1907, PEARL A. KEIPER, b Mar. 31, 1889; dau Wilson J. and Mary A. (Scheetz) Keiper. Res., 1705 North Main St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Leo Wilson, b Dec. 21, 1907. 2. Robert F., b Feb. 2, 1910. 3. Helen H., b Jan. 14, 1912. 4. Elsie M., b Aug. 22, 1913. 5. Hilda M., b Sept. 21, 1914. 7. Russel P. I twms ’ b Feb‘ 28’ 1919* [74-1104] MATILDA S. WERKHEISER, b July 8, 1889; dau Jeremiah and Ellen (Werner) Werk- heiser [74-923]; m Dec. 18, 1919, JACOB D. ODENWELDER, b Dec. 18, 1886; s Tilghman and Emma E. (Edleman) Odenwelder. Trucker; res., Easton, Pa. (1920.) [74-1106] ELMER G. WERKHEISER, b June 6, 1898; s Jeremiah and Ellen (Werner) Werkheiser [74-923]; m Dec. 31, 1918, BERTHA FISHER, 6 July 26, 1901; dau John and Mary (Frey) Fisher. Farmer; res., Easton, Pa., R. D. No. 4. One child: Mae Florence, b June 28, 1919. 1148 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [74-1107] ROBERT D. WERNER, b May 12, 1890; s George A. and Emily M. (Mitman) Werner [74-926]; m Feb. 22, 1912, JENNIE V. KUNKLE, b Sept. 8, 1888; dau Thomas M. and Ida S. (Fiehnel) Kunkel. Farmer; res., Easton, Pa., R. D. No. 4. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Charles W., b July 30, 1912. 2. Anna Mae, b July 2J, 1916. 3. Walter R., b Oct, 26, 1919. [74-1108] ELIZABETH L. WERNER, b July 1, 1891; dan George A. and Emily M. (Mitman) Werner [74-926]; m June 24, 1911, STANLEY C. KOCUER, b Apr. 24, 1892; s William J. and Mary (Kearny) Kocher. Chauffeur; res., Easton, Pa., R. D. No. 2. (1920.) One child: Stanley C., b July 30, 1917. [74-1109] NEVIN L. WERNER, b Sept. 11, 1892; s George A. and Emily M. (Mitman) Werner [74-926]; m Jan. 25, 1913, HELEN R. SHAFER, b Sept. 20, 1893; dau H. Newton and Sue (Reimel) Shafer. Chauffeur; res., 6 North 13th St., Easton, Pa. (1920.) One child: William T., b Aug. 10, 1914. [74-1112] STELLA M. HAHN, b Aug. 12, 1894; dau Adam H. and Sitna (Heffelfinger) Hahn [74- 930a]; m. Oct. 23, 1915, JERRY O. GRIFFITH, b May 10, 1895; s George W. and Jane (Henry) Griffith. Salesman; res., Box 111, Danielsville, Pa. (1920.) One child: John IT., b Feb. 7, 1919. [74-1113] SAMUEL F. HAHN, b June 8, 1890; s Nathan and Lucinda (Fox) Hahn [74-931]; m Mar. 7, 1914, ELIZABETH TRAUGER, b Aug. 7, 1888; dau Titus G. and Elmira (Mood) Trauger. Farmer; res., Pipersville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [74-1114] MATTIE A. FLICK, b Feb. 24, 1893; dau James A. and Sarah A, (Erich) Flick [74-949]; rn Sept. 18, 1915, FRANK KROCK, b Feb. 27, 1888; s Samuel and Katharine A. (Silvert) Krock. Laborer; res., R. D. No. 1, Nazareth, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Sarah K., b Jan. 24, 1916. 2. Florence E., b July 27, 1918. [74-1115] ALICE H. YODER, b May 22, 1888; dau Ashley Yoder and Mary E. S. Flick [74-950]; m Dec. 24, 1905, ELMO FREY, b Dee. 23, 1881 ; s Owen and Sarah (Brewer) Frey. Millwright; res., Bath, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Gladys, b June 12, 1906. 2. Evelyn, b Feb. 16, 1909. 3. Woodrow, b Jan. 16, 1913. 4. Elmo, b May 26, 1919. [74-1116] BESSIE F. SMITH, b Oct. 19, 1896; d Feb. 19, 1919; dau Milton F. and Mary E. S. (Flick) Smith [74-950]; m May 5, 1917, THOMAS J. CHRISTEIN, b Dec. 1, 1894; s Thomas and Laura A. (Dech) Christein. Bricklayer; res., 4500 Eastern Ave., Highland Town, Md. (1920.) One child: Beatrice Laura Emma, b June 23, 1917. [74-1117] ELVIRA L. SMITH, b Dec. 20, 1898; dau Milton F. and Mary E. S. (Flick) Smith [74- 950]; m Feb., 1920, THOMAS MICHAEL, b Nov. 29, 1897; ,s Jacob T.and Annie M. (Titus) Michael. Laborer; res., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) One child: Thomas, b Aug. 4, 1920. [74 1118] ANNETTA R. SMITH, b Feb. 16, 1901; dau Milton F. and Mary E. S. (Flick) Smith [74-950]; m Nov. 8, 1919, CHARLES A. McHALE, b Feb. 6, 1895; s Jacob and Clara (Perrong) Mc- Hale. Clerk; res., 36 Idaho St., Detroit, Mich. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1149 [74-1121] ELLWOOD S. SILFIES, b Mar. 7, 1893; s Andrew M. and Emma A. (Seifert) Silfies [74-974]; m Apr. 9, 1914, ESTHER COFFMAN, b June 5, 1895; dau J. Alfred and Anna (Gearhart) Coffman. Motor car dealer; res., 635 N. Packer Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Walter A., b Nov. 2, 1914. 2. Margaret, b Jan. 17, 1917. [74-1122] PAUL R. SEIFERT, b Nov. 26, 1897; s George O. and Laura R. (Hoch) Seifert [74-975]; m Jan. 18, 1919, SALLIE MAE BILL, b Sept. 16, 1897; dau John H. and Sarah (Hawk) Bill. Farmer; res., Nazareth, Pa., R. D. 2. ■ . ' DAVID SCHUBERT (SHOEBART) [E 751 and his DESCENDANTS 1152 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [75a] DAVID SCHUBERT (SHOEBART) [E 75], and his wife, MARIA TEICHMAN [E 217], started to come to Pa. with the other group of Schwenkfelders who left Haarlem on June 19, 1734, but Mrs. Schubert died on the St. Andrew on Aug. 22, 1734, just one month before the boat landed in Phila. A son was also born to them on the St. Andrew, on June 30, and died Aug. 18, 1734, so that David Schubert probably had more anguish and sorrow than any of the other immigrant Schwenkfelders. Before the migration David Schubert lived in Ober Harpersdorf. He is mentioned in the Church Records as Schlesischer Einwohner in Herrnhut in 1728, and as Haussgenosse in Herrnhut in 1730, when children were born to him. The records of his children by his first wife, MARIA TEICHMAN, follow: Children (J): 1. David, b Aug. 17, 1728; baptized Aug. 19, 1728; sponsors: Balthasar Jackel ( Pachter des Oberguts ); George Reinwald ( Schles . Einwohner hier — Berthelsdorf) ; Frau Susanna Kriebel. This son, David, died in Berthelsdorf, Jan. 26, 1729, about 12 o’clock, mid¬ night; aged 23 weeks, and was buried there on the 27th with a Collecte. 2. Susanna [E 181], b Feb. 11, 1730; sponsors: Georg Reinwald, Jr.; Frau Susanna, Kaspar Kriebels Ehefrau; Jungfrau Susanna Jackel, Tochter Balthasar Jackels. Susanna died Aug. 5, 1756; unm; her father at that time residing at Chestnut Hill, Phila. 3. David [E 182], b Apr. 25, 1732; baptized Apr. 30, sponsors: Kaspar Kriebel, Georg Reinwald and Jgfr. Susanna Jackel. David died Sept. 25, 1734 ; and was buried Sept. 26, in Phila. 4. Son [E 216], b June 30, 1734, on the St Andrew ; d Aug. 18, 1734, and was buried at sea. * _ _ Maria Teichman Schubert [E 217], wife of David Schubert, died on the St. Andrew, Aug. 22, 1734, at about 9 A.M., and on the afternoon of the same day her body was fastened to a board and sunk into the ocean — in tiefes Meer Gesenkt. She had injured herself a few days before while mounting the deck. Just before she died she was feeding her children [Cf. Diariy of Journey ]. [75b] DAVID SCHUBERT [E 75], was m second time, Apr. 29, 1740, by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman to ANNA KRAUSS [E 15]; she died Aug. 13, 1778, and is buried in the Yeakle private cemetery, Hosen- sack, Pa. David Schubert was naturalized Sept. 24, 1745; and on Apr. 6, 1745, he bought land on Chestnut Hill [Plate H II]. He died Oct. 24, 1774; place of burial not known. He was born about 1693. In 1767, David Schultz wrote, “David Schubert lives by Christopher Yeakle, four miles from Germantown.” Anna Krauss was a sister of Balthasar Krauss [11-1]. [B.H.] Children (5): 1. Maria, b Dec. 21, 1742; d 1823; m - Homiller. No further data. [38-18] 2. Rosina, b May 28, 1745; d Jan. 25, 1799; m George Yeakel. [75b-l] 3. Melchior, b July 9, 1747; d Dec. 24, 1831; m Maria Krauss. [21— 2b] 4. Anna, b Nov. 27, 1749; d Apr. 23, 1784; m George Heebner. [25-6b] 5. Barbara, b Jan. 16, 1755; d Oct. 9, 1803; m Melchior Kriebel. On Oct. 28, 1774, Christopher Schultz in a letter to Silesia says that David Schubert of Chestnut Hill (near Germantown), died on the 24th of that week, and was buried on the 26th. He also says that for a number of years he was so weak that he could not even go out to visit his neighbors. [75b— 1 ] MELCHIOR SCHUBERT, b July 9, 1747; d Dec. 24, 1831; s David and Anna (Krauss) Schubert [75b]; m May 30, 1775, by Rev. Christopher Schultz to MARIA KRAUSS, b Mar. 13, 1751; d Dec. 13, 1849; dau Christopher and Susanna (Schultz) Krauss [202-1], Children (8): 1. Susanna, b Apr. 17, 1776; d - ; m Michael Miller. [75b-2] [75b— 3] [75b-4a] [75b-4b] [75b— 5] 2. Sarah, b Jan. 18, 1778; d Sept. 30, 1823; rn Jacob Boyer. 3. David, b Jan, 1, 1780; d July 1, 1861; m {2 gusanna Yeakel. 4. Anna, b Sept. 23, 1781; d Feb. 21, 1845; m Christian Ebert. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1153 [75b-6a] [75b-6b] [38-39] [75b-7] [149-12] [75b-8] J 5. Christopher, b Nov. 18, 1782; d Mar. 7, 1858; m j <*,' Sabina ^eakle } 6- Regina (Rachel), b Aug. 18, 1785; d June 5, 1867; rn j^' JohTschlLw!1 7. Hannah, b Dec. 2, 1788; d July 18, 1869; m George Schultz. 8. Sophia, b July 18, 1791 ; d May 28, 1875; m Peter Stroh. [Dates from Schubert Family Bible in possession of Amazia Miller, Macungie, Pa. According to the data obtained by the Editor it would appear that Melchior Schubert was married twice. Records in the S. H. L. show that on May 30, 1775, Melchior Schubert was married to Maria Krauss by Rev. Christopher Schultz. Both Melchior Schubert and his wife, Maria Krauss Schubert, are buried in the Hosensack Schwenkfelder Cemetery, and according to the dates on the tombstones Melchior Schubert died in 1831, and Maria Schubert died in 1849. There evidently must be an error in the date of death of Maria Krauss Schubert, for in the will of Melchior Schubert, which was probated, January 17, 1832, we find among other items this statement: “I give and bequeath to my late wife, Hannah James - ” which would indicate that he was married a second time to Hannah James. A search of the court records failed to disclose any divorce or separation papers granted to Melchior Schubert, and it is not likely that he had two wives living at the same time. Hannah James Schubert was born August 8, 1757, and died September 20, 1862, aged 105 years, 1 month, and 12 days. She is buried in the Evangelical Cemetery at Upper Milford, Lehigh Co., Pa. The Editor has corresponded with several people who knew Hannah James Schubert personal¬ ly, but they have been unable to throw any light on this situation. Mr. Charles E. Schubert of Sliimer- ville, Pa., a grandson of Melchior Schubert, states that he remembers seeing Hannah Schubert when he was a boy. Reuben Schubert of Zionsville, Pa., states that he believes that Maria Krauss was the mother of Melchior Schubert’s children. Will of Melchior Shubert l'In the name of God, Amen, I Melchior Shubert of uppermilford township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, cooper, being in tolerable good state of health and sound mind memory and understanding. But considering the uncertainty of this transitory life, do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following, to wit: First it is my will and I do order that all my Just debts and funeral expenses be duly paid and satisfied as soon as convenient¬ ly can be after my decease. Item, I give and bequeath unto my late wife Hannah James, one bed, one Cow together with such of my household and kitchen furniture and utensils as she may choose to keep for her own use. Item, I give and bequeath unto my lawful children in the following manner to my Daughter Susanna Intermarried unto Michael Miller the sum of six dollars, to my son David the sum of Eight dollars, to my son Christopher Fifteen dollars, to my daughter Nancy intermarried unto Christian Ewert eight dollars, to my daughter Rachel seven dollars, to my daugh¬ ter Hannah intermarried with George Shultz seven dollars, to my daughter Sophia six dollars and to the children of my daughter Sarah deceased eight dollars. These here mentioned sums are to be paid by my herein appointed Execu¬ tors as soon as convenient can be after my decease to my herein named children or to their lawful children. The re¬ maining money my Executors shall put out upon Interest on good security and the Interest arising out of this money so put upon interest shall be for the maintainance of my said wife, Hanna, and my herein named and appointed Executors shall give her so much of the said Interests as she wants or shall otherwise provide for her sufficient maintenance so long as she remains single, and lastly after my decease and the decease of the said Hanna or her marriage the residue of my property shall be divided unto my eight children as before mentioned in eight equal shares. And lastly I nomin¬ ate, constitute, arid appoint my son Christopher and my son-in-law Christian Ewert to be the executors of this my last AVill and Testament hereby revoking all other wills Legacies and bequests by me heretofore made and declaring this and no other to be my last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the second day of August one thousand eight hundred and thirty one. Melchior Shubert (Seal) Signed sealed and declared by the said testator as his last Will and Testament in the presence of us George Yeakel, Abraham Yeakel Proved Jan’y 17, 1832.” [Will Book 2:125 Allentown, Pa.] [75b— 2] SUSANNA SCHUBERT, b Apr. 17, 1776; d - ; dau Melchior and Maria (Krauss) Schubert [75b-l ] ; m MICHAEL MILLER. Children (10): [75b-9] 1. Michael, b Feb. 20, 1808; d Mar. 21, 1893; m Sarah Salada. [75b-10] 2. Adam, b - — [75b— 1 1 ] 3. Harry, b - — ; m Sallie Hunsperger. 1154 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families \ d in infancy. 4. Joseph, b - [38-29] 5. Sallie, b May 10, 1793; d Oct. 3, 1875; m Abraham Yeakel. [75b-12] 6. Rebecca, b - - ; m. - Shadier. [38-92] 7. Susan, b Feb. 22, 1807; d July 10, 1866; m Henry Yeakel. [75b-13] 8. Hettie, b - ; m George Garr. [75b-14] 9. Hannah, b - ; m Thomas Shuler. [75b-15] 10. Maria, b — - - ; m Henry Knappenberger. [Data supplied by James W. Butz, Palm , Pa. and Mrs. H. B. Keeley, East Greenville , Pa.] [ Unable to complete or verify.] [75b-3] SARAH SCHUBERT, b Jan. 18, 1778; d Sept. 30, 1823; dau Melchior and Maria (Krauss) Schubert [75b— 1 ] ; m JACOB BOYER. Sarah Schubert Boyer died in her 46th year. Rev. John Schultz preached the funeral sermon. Melchior Schubert, in his will, probated Jan. 17, 1832, bequeaths $8.00 to the children of his deceased daughter, Sarah. [ No further data.] [75b-4a] DAVID SCHUBERT, b Jan. 1, 1780; d July 1, 1861; s Melchior and Maria (Krauss) Schubert [75b-l]; m 1st time, ELIZABETH SCHIFFERT, b Nov. 22, 1785; d Dec. 25, 1831. Children (10): 1. Anthony, b June 27, 1809; d Aug. 2, 1886. 2. Sophia, b June 20, 1811; d Nov. 24, 1831. [75b-16] 3. Anna, b Feb. 4, 1814; m William Sensenbach. No issue. Lived in Allentown, Pa. [75b-17] 4. Lewis, b Apr. 15, 1816; d Dec. 27, 1898; m Esther Kline. [75b-18] 5. Rebecca, b Mar. 2, 1818; d Mar. 1, 1885; m Nathan Kauffman. [ 7 5b— 19] 6. Oliver, b Feb. 18, 1820; m - - - Deisher; lived in Powder Valley, Pa. [75b-20] 7. Elizabeth, b May 7, 1823; d Jan. 18, 1914; m Henry Sievert. [75b-21] 8. Charles, b Sept. 24, 1824; m Helena Fogel. [38-50a] 9. Sarah, b Jan. 27, 1827; d Apr. 26, 1875; m Rev. Reuben Yeakel. [75b-22] 10. Rachel, b Dec. 4, 1829; d Sept. 6, 1913; m William Miller. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [75b-4b] DAVID SCHUBERT, same as above, m 2nd time, SUSANNA YEAKEL, b June 4, 1806; d Nov. 22, 1873; dau John and Mary (Fisher) Yeakel [38-33b]. Children (2) : [75b-23] 1. Susan, b Oct. 10, 1844; d Mar. 31, 1919; m Jacob H. Wieand. [75b-24] 2. Samuel, b May 1, 1848; m Laura Bartholomew. [75b-5] ANNA SCHUBERT, b Sept. 23, 1781 ; d Feb. 21, 1845; dau Melchior and Maria (Krauss) Schubert [75b— 1 ] ; m July 26, 1806, CHRISTIAN EBERT, b Apr. 9, 1782. Christian Ebert was a potter and farmer, and lived near Limerick, Pa., — the region seems to be locally known as “Stone Hill.” He is buried in the church yard at Limerick. Children (9): [75b-24.1] 1. William, b Mar. 5, 1807; d Oct. 24, 1876; m Elizabeth Rittenhouse. [75b-24.2] 2. Joseph, b Sept. 7, 1809; m - . No issue. [75b-24.3] 3. Samuel, b Dec. 23, 1810; d June 14, 1865; m Louisa Younger. [75b-24.4] 4. Israel, b Dec. 10, 1812. [75b-24.5] 5. Solomon, b Apr. 10, 1814; d Sept. 14, 1859; m Sarah Honnetter. [75b-24.6] 6. Joel, b July 7, 1817; d Dec. 5, 1899; m Mary Latshaw. [75b-24.7] 7. Theresa, b Nov. 7, 1819; d Dec. 26, 1850. [75b-24.8] 8. Magdalena, b Sept. 9, 1821; d May 21, 1894. [75b-24.9] 9. Amos, b Mar. 4, 1824; d Dec. 16, 1903; m Eleanor Tyson. [75b-6a] CHRISTOPHER SCHUBERT, b Nov. 18, 1782; d Mar. 7, 1858; s Melchior and Maria (Krauss) Schubert [75b— 1 ] ; m 1st time, MARIA YEAKEL, b Feb. 11, 1784; d Apr. 8, 1823; dau Melchior and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [38-19]. Children (6): 1. Theresa, b Aug. 2, 1814; d Apr. 24, 1837. [75b-25] 2. Christina, b Oct. 1, 1816; d Apr. 6, 1848; m William Glaser. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1155 [75b-26] [75b-27] 3. Lydia, b Sept. 27, 1818; d May 24, 1876; m Solomon S. Moyer. 4. Timothy, b Aug. 14, 1820; d Nov. 24, 1876; m Catharine Esterly. 5. Reuben 6. Simon twins , b June 21, 1822; d Feb. 26, 1823. Feb. 21, 1823. [75b— 6b] CHRISTOPHER SCHUBERT, same as above, m 2nd time, SABINA YEAKLE, b Apr. 6, 1789; d Jan. 10, 1855; dau Isaac and Susannah (Anders) Yeakle [38-14]. No issue. [75b-7] RACHEL (SCHUBERT) YEAKEL, b Aug. 18, 1785; d June 5, 1867; dau Melchior and Maria (Krauss) Schubert [75b— 1 ] ; and widow of Solomon Yeakel [38-39]; m JOHN SCHLICHER, 6 1791 ; d 1817. One child: [75b-28] Thamar, b Nov. 28, 1817; dec; m Dr. William Addison Schelly. [75b-8] SOPHIA SCHUBERT, b July 18, 1791 ; d May 28, 1875; dan Melchior and Maria (Krauss) Schubert [75b-l]; in Feb. 25, 1838, PETER STROH, b Aug. 26, 1802; d May 13, 1880; s Peter Stroh. One child: [75b-29a] 1 [75b-29b] I Charles, b Nov. 25, 1838; d Apr. 27, 1904; m 1. Rebecca Rohrbach. 2. Amanda Reitnauer Rohrbach. [75b— 9] MICHAEL MILLER, b Feb. 20, 1808; d Mar. 21, 1893; s Michael and Susanna (Schubert) Miller [75b— 2] ; m SARAH SALADA, b Apr. 4, 1802; d Mar. 28, 1875; dau George Salada. Children (6): [75b-30] 1. Ellman G., m Hanna Hinkel. [75b-31] 2. Maria, m. John Brelsford. 3. Josephine, dec. 4. Leanna K., b Dec. 11, 1838; d Mar. 2, 1882. [75b-32] 5. Charles Alfred, dec; m Sarah Gilbert; lived in New Jersey. [75b-33] 6. Amazia S., b Feb. 14, 1848; m Caroline Reinert. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [75b— 1 1 ] HARRY MILLER, b - ; s Michael and Susanna (Schubert) Miller [75b-2]; m SALLIE HUNSPERGER. Children ( 6 ): [75b-34] 1. Obadiah, b Feb. 28, 1845; m - Knappenberger. [75b-35] 2. Addison H., b Sept. 23, 1846; m Emma J. Stroh. 3. Erasmus, dec. [75b-36] 4. Henry, m - ; Allentown, Pa. [75b-37] 5. Calvin, m - ; Macungie, R. D., Pa. [75b-38] 6. Fianna, b Jan. 20, 1850; m Edwin Butz. [ Unable to complete.] [75b— 14] HANNAH MILLER, b — — - ; dau Michael and Susanna (Schubert) Miller [75b— 2] ; m THOMAS SHULER. Children (6): 1. John; Barto, R. D., Pa. 2. Thomas, dec; went West. 3. Alfred, dec. [75b-39] 4. Wilson, dec; m Sarah Taggart; East Greenville, Pa. [75b— 39. 1 ] 5. Rufus, dec. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [75b-15] MARIA MILLER, b - ; dau Michael and Susanna (Schubert) Miller [75b-2]; m HENRY KNAPPENBERGER. Children (5): [75b— 40] 1. Penrose, m - 2. David, unm ; Macungie, R. D., Pa. 1156 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [75b— 41 ] 3. Amanda, dec; m Henry Ritter. [75b-42] 4. Amelia, m George Raudenbush. 5. Henry, d single. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [75-17] LEWIS SCHUBERT, b Apr. 15, 1816; d Dec. 27, 1898; s David and Elizabeth (Schiffert) Schubert [75b-4a]; m June 8, 1839, ESTHER KLINE, b Feb. 11, 1811; d Mar. 22, 1898. Lived in Tiffin, Ohio. Children (5): [75b— 43] 1. Sarah, b Mar. 9, 1841; d Sept., 1877; m Constantine Meyer. [75b-44] 2. William, b Nov. 25, 1842; d Feb. 19, 1914; m Lydia Perim. ESTX! 1 3- Daniel, b Nov. 3, 1846; m I 1 [75b— 45b] j l 2. Mary Munk. [75b-46] 4. Henry, b Oct. 30, 1848; d Dec. 18, 1917; m Sarah J. Hartman. [75b-46.1] 5. Franklin, b July 31, 1851 ; m - ; s Charles, in Wauchula, Fla. [75b— 18] REBECCA SCHUBERT, b Mar. 2, 1818; d Mar. 1, 1885; dau David and Elizabeth (Schiffert) Schubert [75b-4a]; m NATHAN KAUFFMAN, b Dec. 22, 1819; d Jan. 28, 1892. Children (J): [75b-47.1] 1. Susanna Rebecca, b Apr. 14, 1834; d Sept. 11, 1881; m Edwin H. Wieand. [75b-47.2] 2. Mary Matilda, b Dec. 5, 1841; d May 21, 1921; m David Esterley. [75b— 47.3] 3. Franklin B., b June 5, 1860; d Mar. 2, — - ; m Emma Smith; Macungie, Pa. [75b-47.4] 4. Emma, dec; m - Schickley; Easton, Pa. 9 [75b— 20] ELIZABETH SCHUBERT, b May 7, 1823; d Jan. 18, 1914; dau David and Elizabeth (Schiffert) Schubert [75b-4a[; m 1849, HENRY SIEVERT, b Mar. 13, 1815; d May 2, 1898. Children ( 3 ): [75b-47.5] 1. Julian Horzetta, b Oct. 10, 1857; m John Humlong. [75b-48] 2. Charles Abraham, b Apr. 16, 1860; m Tillie Kreger. [75b-49] 3. Sarah Elizabeth, b Jan. 2, 1862; d Sept. 24. 1912; m Cecil E. Cottrell. [75b— 21 ] CHARLES SCHUBERT, b Sept. 24, 1824- s David and Elizabeth (Schiffert) Schubert [75b-4a[; m HELENA FOGEL, b Oct. 18, 1834. Children (7): 1. Anna, b Nov. 1, 1856. 2. Emma, b Nov. 12, 1858. 3. Louisa, b June 10, 1861. 4. William, b Sept. 12, 1863. 5. George, b Oct. 6, 1865. 6. Rose, b May 29, 1867. 7. Lisa, b Apr. 14, 1875. [ Unable to locate any of these people.] [75b-22] RACHEL SCHUBERT, b Dec. 4, 1829; d Sept. 6, 1913; dau David and Elizabeth (Schif¬ fert) Schubert [75b-4a];ra Jan. 13, 1853, WILLIAM MILLER, b Mar. 12, 1827; d Mar. 30, 1894. Children (5): [11-165] 1. Maria (Mary), b Oct. 29, 1854; d Aug. 1, 1920; m Jonathan S. Krauss. 2. Thomas, b Feb. 13, 1857; d Aug. 29, 1857. 3. Elizabeth, b May 27, 1861; d Aug. 20, 1907. [75b-50] 4. Amandus S., b Aug. 22, 1868; m Annie L. Yeakel. 5. Levi, b June 1, 1870. [75b-23] SUSAN SCHUBERT, b Oct. 10, 1844, d Mar. 31, 1919; dau David and Susanna (Yeakel) Schubert [75b-4b] ; m JACOB H. WIEAND, b Aug. 25, 1838; d July 14, 1920; s - and Christina Wieand. Res., 939 Madison Street, Reading, Pa. (1920.) One child: [75b— 51 ] Rosa, b Nov. 16, 1862; m Peter Beehtold. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1157 [75b-24] SAMUEL SCHUBERT, b May 1, 1848; s David and Susanna (Yeakel) Schubert [75b- 4b]; m May 31, 1879, LAURA BARTHOLOMEW, b - ; d Jan. 31, 1893; dau George and Emalina (Thomson) Bartholomew. Res., Zionsville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Oswin C., b Jan. 30, 1881; d Sept. 13, 1897. [75b-24.1] WILLIAM EBERT, b Mar. 5, 1807; d Oct. 24, 1876; s Christian and Anna (Schubert) Ebert [75b-5]; m Sept. 9, 1832, ELIZABETH RITTENHOUSE, b Feb. 13, 1811; d July 20, 1890; dau Joseph Rittenhouse. (1922.) Children (6): [75b— 51 . 1 ] 1. Samuel R., b June 29, 1833; m Kate Vanderslice. [75b— 51 .2] 2. Anna, b Dec. 13, 1835; d Dec. 26, 1913; m John Albright. [75b-51.3] 3. Joseph R., b Nov. 12, 1838; d May 11, 1896; m Margaret Wurtz. [75b— 51 .4] 4. Rebecca, b July 6, 1841; d Apr. 14, 1907; m John H. Schrack. 5. Eli, b Jan. 27, 1844; d Feb. 1, 1865. [7 5b— 51 .5] 6. William, b Nov. 27, 1845; m Mary Jane Slifer. [75b-24.3] SAMUEL EBERT, b Dec. 23, 1810; d June 14, 1865; s Christian and Anna (Schubert) Ebert [75b-5]; m LOUTSA YOUNGER, b May 15, 1815; d Apr. 20, 1887 ; dau Caspar Younger. (1922.) One child: [75b-51.6] Wilson H., b May 14, 1847; m Sarah A. Kern. [75b-24.5] SOLOMON EBERT, b Apr. 10, 1814; d Sept. 14, 1859; s Christian and Anna (Schu¬ bert) Ebert [75b— 5] ; m SARAH HONNETTER, b Apr. 8, 1815; d Apr. 9, 1890; dau Barney Honnetter. (1922.) Children (2): [75b— 51 .8] 1. Mary, b Nov. 3, 1848; m John Yerger. [75b— 51.7] 2. Amos H., b Dec. 26, 1850; m Hannah M. Derr. [75b-24.6] JOEL EBERT, b July 7, 1817; d Dec. 5, 1899; s Christian and Anna (Schubert) Ebert [75b-5]; m 1845, MARY LATSHAW, b June 7, 1821; d Feb. 6, 1856; dau Jacob and — - - (Hie- stand) Latshaw. Farmer. (1922.) Children ( 5 ): [75b-51.9] 1. Jacob L., b Feb. 8, 1846; d Nov. 5, 1891; m Kate M. Wagner. 2. Annie, b Jan. 25, 1848, d Mar. 20, 1917 (Mar. 29, 1915). [75b— 51 . 10] 3. Amos L., b Mar. 20, 1850; rn Kate H. Saylor. [75b-51.11] 4. Emma, b June 7, 1852; d Mar. 10, 1907; m B. Y. Davis. [75b-51.12] 5. Milton L., 6 June 9, 1854; m Margaret R. Garber. [75b-24.9] AMOS EBERT, b Mar. 4, 1824; d Dec. 16, 1903; s Christian and Anna (Schubert) Ebert [75b— 5] ; m Dec. 18 (16), 1851, ELEANOR TYSON, b Oct. 10, 1823; d Oct. 10, 1908; dau Charles and Hannah Tyson. Teacher and farmer; res., Ashland, N. J. (1922.) Children ( 5 ): [75b— 51.13] 1. Theresa, b Nov. 17, 1852; m Alexander J. D. Henszey. [75b-51.14] 2. Horace Mann, b Mar. 25, 1855; m Emily Underdown. [75b-51.15] 3. J. Milton, b Nov. 20, 1856; m Alice Bateman. [75b— 51 . 16] 4. Alvin Tyson, b Mar. 3, 1860; m Hannah Cuthbert. 5. Clarence W., b Nov. 25, 1861; unm. In his early life Amos Ebert was a school teacher. He afterwards studied medicine, but did not complete his medical course, although he continued his studies in the sciences. He was a member of the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences. His interest in chemistry led him to engage in the manufacture of chemicals, but on learning of the great amount of dishonesty in that business, he dis¬ continued his work along that line. In 1865 Mr. Ebert purchased a farm at Ashland, N. J., where he resided until his death. He took an active interest in organizations for the welfare of the community, but always refused to accept polit¬ ical offices of any kind. At the time of his death he had been a deacon in the Haddonfield, N. J., Bap¬ tist Church for thirty years, and his pastor said of him: “His intellectual life was of more than ordinary depth and power.” 1158 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [75b-26] LYDIA SCHUBERT, b Sept. 27, 1818; d May 24, 1876; dau Christopher and Maria (Yea- kel) Schubert [75b-6a]; m Jan. 1, 1843, SOLOMON S. MOYER, b Mar. 3, 1820; d Sept. 22, 1894. Children (7): 1. Mary, b Apr. 12, 1844; d Aug. 4, 1875. 2. William, b July 10, 1846; d Nov. 10, 1875. 3. Susan, b Sept. 19, 1848. 4. Sarah, b Mar. 25, 1852. 5. Caroline, b Jan. 29, 1854. 6. Thomas, b Apr. 19, 1857. 7. Amelia, b Sept. 9, 1860. [ Unahle to locate or complete.] [75b— 27 ] TIMOTHY SCHUBERT, b Aug. 14, 1820; d Nov. 24, 1876; s Christopher and Maria (Yeakel) Schubert [75b-6a]; m CATHARINE ESTERLY, b Sept. 2, 1823; d Apr. 6, 1887. Children ( 6 ): [75b-52a] , Q . 7 1Q/1Q f 1. Lydian Snyder. [75b-52b] J L Keuben’ b kept- 7> 1848 i m | 2. Mrs. Emma C. Snyder Wetzel. [75b-53] 2. Mary (Maria), b Aug. 12, 1850; m Nathan Stahl. 3. Abraham, b June 5, 1853. [75b-54] 4. William, b Jan. 3, 1856; m Alice S. Snyder. [75b-55] 5. Charles E., b Oct. 21, 1857; m Maggie Druckenmiller. [75b-56] 6. Emma, b Sept. 16, 1859; d June 21, 1916; m Allen A. Stahl. [75b-28] THAMAR SCHLICHER, b Nov. 28, 1817; dau John and Rachel (Schubert-Yeakel) Schlicher [75b-7] ; m Feb. 1, 1841, WILLIAM ADDISON SCHELLY, M.D. Lived in Lititz, Pa. Children (6): 1. Linnaeus, unm; 2. Mary; 3. Addie, unm; 4. Rose; 5. Horace. [7 5b— 60] 6. Ella, m - Stewart. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [75b-29a] CHARLES STROH, b Nov. 25, 1838; d Apr. 27, 1904; s Peter and Sophia (Schubert) Stroh [75b-8]; m 1st time, REBECCA ROHRBACH, b Apr. 30, 1844; d Dec. 18, 1881. Children (9): [75b-61] 1. Cyrus O., b May 24, 1863; m Ellen M. Mengel. 2. Casselia, b Dec. 4, 1864; d May 18, 1883. [75b-62] 3. Horace, b Nov. 11, 1866; m Annie M. Baver. [75b-63] 4. Alfred R., b Oct. 20, 1868; m Laura M. Lee. [75b— 64] 5. Amanda R., b Sept. 23, 1870; d Mar. 2, 1894; m Edwin H. Stoudt. [74-508b] 6. Diana, m Andrew Hagenbuch. [75b-64.2] 7. James R., b Aug. 15, 1874; m Flora J. Van Fossen. 8. Emanuel, b Sept. 21, 1877; d Sept. 22, 1884. [75b-64.3] 9. Wilson H., b Apr. 26, 1880; m Annie Louise Rayden. [75b-29b] CHARLES STROH, same as above, m 2nd time, MRS. AMANDA (REITNAUER) ROHRBACH, dau Abraham and Caroline Reitnauer, and widow of Peter Rohrbach. One child: [75b-65] Mahlon R., b Mar. 1, 1891; m Mabel Hallman. [75b-30] ELLMAN G. MILLER, s Michael and Sarah (Salada) Miller [75b 9]; m HANNAH HINKEL. Children (8 ) : [75b-66] 1. Josephine, m H. B. Keeley; East Greenville, Pa. [75b— 67 ] 2. Lenora, m Francis Simon, dec; widow and son; Elizabethtown, Pa. 3. James Alfred, dec; single. [11-166] 4. Mahala, b Sept. 7, 1862; rn Daniel Krauss. [75b-68] 5. Cornelius, dec. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1159 [75b-69] 6. Ida, b July 20, 1867; m John A. Gerhart; East Greenville, Pa. [75b-70] 7. Tivilia, m John Walters, dec; widow; Allentown, Pa. 8. Annie, d young. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [75b— 31 ] MARIA MILLER, dec; dau Michael and Sarah (Salada) Miller [75b— 9] ; m JOHN BRELSFORD, dec. Children (3): 1. John, dec. 2. Edward; Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 3. Mayme, m - Seheidy; New York. [ Unable to complete or verify; letters unans .] [75b-33] AMAZIA S. MILLER, b Feb. 14, 1848; s Michael and Sarah (Salada) Miller [75b— 9] ; m Mar. 12, 1879, CAROLINE REINERT, b Feb. 2, 1854; dau Thomas and Julian (Fretz) Reinert. Engineer; Macungie, Pa. (1920.) Mr. Miller has the Schubert Family Bible and furnished data therein for the use of the Editor. [75b-34] OBADIAH MILLER, b Feb. 28, 1845; s Harry and Sallie (Hunsperger) Miller [75b— 1 1 ] ; m Sept. 21, 1871, - KNAPPENBERGER, b Sept., 1851. Shoemaker; Macungie, Pa., R. D. (1920.) Children (11): [75b— 71 ] 1. Mary L., m Henry Hendelman; Macungie, Pa. [75b-72] 2. Maud, b Feb. 2, 1872; m Daniel Kunkle; Macungie, Pa., R. D. 2. [75b-73] 3. Harry, b Feb. 26, 1875; m Laura Bartholomew; Macungie, Pa. [75b-74] 4. Blanch, b Apr. 11, 1877; m Rev. Staup. [75b-75] 5. Alice, b Aug. 25, 1879; m W. Bunting. 6. Ida, b Sept. 21, 1881; unm. [75b-76] 7. Warren, b Oct. 28, 1883; m Ida Miller. [75b— 77 ] 8. Benjamin, m Ida Repp. 9. Sadie, b June 23, 1886; unm. 10. Eugene, b Aug. 5, 1888; dec. [75b-78] 11. Evelyn, b Apr. 19, 1895; m George P. Phillips. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [75b-35] ADDISON H. MILLER, b Sept. 23, 1846; s Harry and Sallie (Hunsperger) Miller [75b- 11]; m Sept. 24, 1883, EMMA J. STROH, b Mar. 12, 1853; dau Edward Iv. and Rebecca (Brelsford) Stroh. House painter; res., 457 Turner St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Sherman, b Apr. 14, 1885; d July 15, 1885. [75b-79] 2. Clara M., b June 16, 1888; m Claude H. W. Rudolph. 3. Woodward, b June 9, 1890; d Apr. 10, 1895. “The only descendants of my father’s sisters are children of Marie Knappenberger. They are Mrs. Raudenbush, Macungie, Pa.; Mrs. Henry Ritter, Macungie, Pa.” [ Addison H. Miller.] [75b-39.1] RUFUS SHULER, dec; s Thomas and Hannah (Miller) Shuler [75b-14]; m - Children (J): 1. John; 2. Thomas; 3. Alfred; 4. Wilson. [Further data unobtainable.] [75b-40] PENROSE KNAPPENBERGER, s Henry and Maria (Miller) Knappenberger [75b— 15] ; m - Children ( 6 ) : [75b-84] 1. Harry, m - — — ; Mertztown, Pa. [75b-85] 2. Maria, m Cyrus Lessig. Four other children. [ Unable to complete or verify.] 1160 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [75b— 41 ] AMANDA KNAPPENBERGER, dec; dau Henry and Maria (Miller) Knappenberger [75b— 15] ; m HENRY RITTER. Res., Macungie, Pa., R. D. Children ( 6 ): [75b-86] 1. William, ra - - — — ; 134 S. Hall St., Allentown, Pa. [75b-87] 2. James, m - ; Jackson Apts., Allentown, Pa. [75b-88] 3. Elsie E., m Irwin Christman. [75b— 89] 4. Charles, m - ; Macungie, Pa. [75b-90] 5. Ella, m - - [19-90] 6. Annie M., h Jan. 13, 1882; m Henry G. Kriebel. [75b-42] AMELIA KNAPPENBERGER, dau Henry and Maria (Miller) Knappenberger [75b-15]; m GEORGE RAUDENBUSH. Res., Macungie, Pa., R. D. 2. One child: Maggie; single. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.} [75b-43] SARAH SCHUBERT, b Mar. 9, 1841 ; d Sept., 1877; dau Lewis and Esther (Kline) Schu¬ bert [75b-17]; m CONSTANTINE MEYER, b July 28, 1836; d Apr. 21, 1909. Farmer; res., Green- springs, Ohio. (1917.) Children (J): 1. Frank, b July 10, 1873; d Mar. 26, 1897; unm. [75b— 91 ] 2. Wesley, b Mar. 27, 1877; m Martha Dietzel; Greensprings, Ohio. [75b-92] 3. Lillie Mae, b Oct. 29, 1875; m Charles A. McGormley. 4. Rollin, d in infancy. [75b-44] WILLIAM SCHUBERT, b Nov. 25, 1842; d Feb. 19, 1914; s Lewis and Esther (Kline) Schubert [75b— 1 7 ] ; m Nov. 29, 1867, LYDIA PERIM. Mrs. Lydia P. Schubert lives at 44 West Elm St., Norwalk, Ohio. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Daughter, b Sept. 20, 1878; d Oct. 11, 1878. [75b-93] 2. Lewis Judson, b Jan. 6, 1872; m Myrtle R. Caldwell. [75b-45a] DANIEL SCHUBERT, b Nov. 3, 1846; s Lewis and Esther (Kline) Schubert [75b— 1 7 ] ; m 1st time, Dec. 28, 1867, BARBARA EINSEL, b Dec. 13, 1848; d Mar. 16, 1895; dau Henry Einsel. Children (6): 1. Child, d in infancy. 2. Child, d in infancy. [75b-94a] 1 [75b-94b] j [75b-95] [75b— 96] [75b-97] 3. Cyrus Alvin, b Mar. 19, 1870; m \ 1. Sophia Ella Bauer. i 2. Mary Kathrine Weot. 4. Sarah Esther, b Apr. 1, 1873; m Frank C. Dietzel. 5. Olivia May, b Oct. 29, 1877; m W. E. Koch. 6. Henry L., b June 19, 1879; m Clara Hautz. [75b-45b] DANIEL SCHUBERT, same as above, m 2nd time, Oct. 15, 1896, MARY MUNK. Farmer; res., Tiffin, Ohio. No issue. (1917.) [75b-46] HENRY SCHUBERT, b Oct. 30, 1848; d Dec. 18, 1917; s Lewis and Esther (Kline) Schu¬ bert [75b— 17 ] ; m Nov. 6, 1873, SARAH J. HARTMAN, b Mar. 9, 1849; dau John Hartman. Merchant; res., 686 Colburn St., Akron, Ohio. (1917.) Children (J): 1. Charles, b Dec. 27, 1875; d Jan. 5, 1876. 2. Ada Bell, b Sept. 20, 1877; d Aug. 1, 1878. [75b— 98] 3. Estella, b Sept. 3, 1874; m George C. Vandersall. [75b— 99] 4. Arthur H., b Aug. 22, 1880; m Leila Browne. [7 5b— 47. 1 ] SUSANNA REBECCA KAUFFMAN, b Apr. 14, 1834 ; d Sept. 11, 1881 ; dau Nathan and Rebecca (Schubert) Kauffman [75b-18[; m EDWIN H. WIEAND. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1161 One child: [75b-99.1a] ) . ,0^0 [ 1* Frederick E. Leibold. [75b-99.1b] J Minme J- b JulV 20> 1872 ! m 1 2. Mahlon Y. Fister. [. Further data unobtainable.] [75b-47.2] MARY MATILDA KAUFFMAN, b Dec. 5, 1841; d May 21, 1921; dan Nathan and Rebecca (Schubert) Kauffman [75b-18]; m DAVID ESTERLEY, b Nov. 2, 1835; d Oct. 6, 1921; s Andres and Katherine (Shiffert) Esterley. Res., Emaus, Pa. Children (7): [75b-99.2] 1. Elenora, b Oct. 11, 1861; m Charles Herman; Easton, Pa. [75b-99.3] 2. Jeremiah, b May 10, 1868; m - Bows; Allentown, Pa. 3. Charles, b May 6, 1866; unm; Emaus, Pa. [75b-99.4] 4. Augustus, b Mar. 27, - ■; m - - Bauder; Toms River, N. J. 5. Mara A., b Mar. 7, 1870; Emaus, Pa. 6. Minnie M., b May 3, 1872; unm; Emaus, Pa. [75b-99.5] 7. Annie, m - Roth; Mountain Villa, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [75b-47.5] JULIAN HORZETTA SIEVERT, b Oct, 10, 1857; dau Henry and Elizabeth (Schubert) Sievert [75b-20]; m Mar. 13, 1879, JOHN J. HUMLONG. Millwright; res., Genoa, Ohio. (1918.) [75b-48] CHARLES ABRAHAM SIEVERT, b Apr. 16, 1860; s Henry and Elizabeth (Schubert) Sievert [75b-20]; m Jan. 29, 1884, TILLIE KREGER, b 1859; dau Charles Kreger. Painter; res., 1008 Front St., Toledo, Ohio. (1917.) [75b-49] SARAH ELIZABETH SIEVERT, b Jan. 2, 1862; d Sept. 24, 1912; dau Henry and Eliza¬ beth (Schubert) Sievert [75b-20] ; m Dec, 24, 1878, CECIL E. COTTRELL, b Sept. 19, 1859; s Stephen S. and Laurinda (Curtice) Cottrell. Retail lumberman; res., 538 S. Main St., Toledo, Ohio. (1919.) Children (4): [75b-100] 1. Clara Edith, b July 9, 1879; m Carl G. Dean. [75b— 101 ] 2. Ernest Stephen, b Oct. 15, 1882; m Marguerite Tollison. [75b-102] 3. Warren Eugene, b Mar. 20, 1885; m Mary R. Beekman. [75b— 103] 4. Carl Henry, b Oct. 7, 1887; m Anna E. Meyer. [75b-50] AMANDUS S. MILLER, b Aug. 22, 1868; s William and Rachel (Schubert) Miller [75b- 22]; m Apr. 9, 1892, ANNIE L. YEAKEL, b Aug. 16, 1870; dau Daniel and Sarah (Laudenschlager) Yeakel [38-117]. Miller and sawyer; res., Zionsville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Irma May, b Jan. 23, 1893; d Nov. 3, 1900. 2. Lester Newton, b Oct, 12, 1898. 3. Elton Newman, b Feb. 25, 1901. [75b-51] ROSA WIEAND, b Nov. 16, 1862; dau Jacob H. and Susan (Schubert) Wieand [75b— 23 ] ; m Mar. 19, 1880, PETER BECHTOLD, b Apr. 29, 1858; s Wendel and Dora (Nepp) Bechtold. La¬ borer; res., 637 Locust St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [75b-104] 1. Harry, b Sept. 19, 1881; m Anna Snyder; 1022 11th St., Reading, Pa. [75b-105] 2. William, b Aug. 11, 1883; m Rosa Dell; Reading, Pa. 3. Edward, b Oct. 8, 1886; d Aug. 13, 1888. [75b-106] 4. Newton P., b Oct. 13, 1889; m Hattie Mengel. [75b-107] 5. Charles E., b Nov. 11, 1891; m Lillie M. Snyder. [75b-108] 6. Warren, b Dec. 1, 1896; m Emma Keim; Reading, Pa. 7. Sulie, b June 27, 1899; 637 Locust Street, Reading, Pa. [75b— 51.1] SAMUEL R. EBERT, b June 29, 1833; s William and Elizabeth (Rittenhouse) Ebert [75b-24.1] ; m Dec. 26, 1863, KATE VANDERSLICE, b Apr. 28, 1835; d Mar. 9, 1917; dau - and - (Zimmerman) Vanderslice. (1922.) 1162 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4): 1. Myra Elizabeth, b Nov. 27, 1864; d Sept. 15, 1917; unm. 2. Emma Gertrude, b Feb. 13, 1870; d Aug. 10, 1870. 3. Howard Eugene, b Aug. 24, 1873; d June 16, 1874. [75b— 108. 1 ] 4. Edgar Roland, b Mar. 30, 1876; rn Miriam Alice Robley. [75b-51.2] ANNA EBERT, b Dec. 13, 1835; d Dec. 26, 1913; dau William and Elizabeth (Ritten- house) Ebert [75b-24.1]; m Jan. 21, 1855, JOHN ALBRIGHT, b Apr. 11, 1833; d Feb. 21, 1907; s Samuel and Jane (Tippen) Albright. Drayman. (1922.) Children (2): [75b-108.2] 1. Mary Emma, b May 13, 1860; m Eden Lindenmuth. 2. Lizzie, b Sept. 29, 1865; d May 19, 1869. [75b— 51.3] JOSEPH R. EBERT, b Nov. 12, 1838; d May 11, 1896; s William and Elizabeth (Ritten- house) Ebert [75b-24.1]; rn Feb., 1861, MARGARET WURTZ, b Dec. 27, 1836; d June 2, 1902; dau Peter and Margaret (Cressman) Wurtz. Lived in Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) Children (J): 1. Ida May, b June 24, 1863; d Dec. 29, 1899. 2. Horace Milton, b Jan. 9, 1866; d Apr. 26, 1905; served in the Spanish American War as 1st Lieutenant of Co. M., 4th Regiment of the Pa. Vols. 3. Walter Winfield, b Dec. 26, 1869; d Feb. 22, 1870. 4. Ella Blanche, b Jan. 1, 1873; unm; 3234 Powelton Ave., Phila., Pa. [75b-51. house) Ebert s Michael M [75b-108.3] [75b-108.4] [75b-108.5] [75b— 108.6] [75b-108.7a] [75b— 108.7b] [75b— 108.8] 4] REBECCA EBERT, b July 6, 1841 ; d Apr. 14, 1907 ; dau William and Elizabeth (Ritten- [75b-24.1];m June 2, 1860, JOHN HENRY SCHRACK, b Sept. 17, 1839 ;d Oct. 22, 1886; and Elizabeth (Roberts) Schrack. Hotel keeper; lived at Royersford, Pa. (1922.) Children (7): 1. Devilla Irvin, b Mar. 25, 1861; m Kate Young. 2. William Francis, b Aug. 22, 1863; m Ada Noble. 3. John Elmer, b Sept. 7, 1866; m Mary Brown. 4. C. Harvey, b Aug. 30, 1869; d Nov. 8, 1882. 5. George Washington, b May 31, 1872; m Irene Osborn. „ ^ 7 „ f 1. Myrtle Vanderslice. 6. Milton Oscar, b Oct. 31, 1875; m |2 Emma a Kramer. 7. Mary Elizabeth, b Jan. 4, 1879; m George W. Bailey. [75b-51.5] WILLIAM EBERT, b Nov. 27, 1845; s William and Elizabeth (Rittenhouse) Ebert [75b-24.1]; m Feb. 6, 1869, MARY JANE SLIFER, b Apr. 24, 1847 ; d May 5, 1903; dau Isaac and Ann (Albright) Slifer. Bookkeeper; res., 3629 North 16th St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) Children (J): 1. Morris A., b Nov. 17, 1869; d May 5, 1870. [75b-108.9] 2. Rosa L., b July 31, 1871; m Rev. Lloyd M. Knoll. [75b-108.10] 3. Alice A., b Apr. 3, 1874; m Walter A. Roat. 4. Anna S., b Oct. 26, 1879; d Aug. 23, 1880. [75b— 51 .6] WILSON H. EBERT, b May 14, 1847 ;s Samuel and Louisa (Younger) Ebert [75b— 24.3] ; m June 2, 1879, SARAH A. KERN, b June 10, 1847; d Feb. 24, 1918; dau Aaron and Hannah (High) Kern. Real estate business; 729 Walnut St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) One child: [75b— 108. 11] Horace K., b Mar. 17, 1880; m Phoebe A. Reed. [75b-51.7] AMOS H. EBERT, b Dec. 26, 1850; s Solomon and Sarah (Honnetter) Ebert [75b- 24.5] ; rn Mar. 26, 1876, HANNAH M. DERR, b Oct. 14, 1858; dau David and Sarah (Shill) Derr. Engineer; res., Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) Children (4): [75b-108.12] 1. William D., b Oct. 25 (23), 1877; rn Mary Knause. [75b-108.13] 2. Annie D., b Oct. 3, 1884; rn Wiliam G. Firing. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1163 f 7 5b— 1 08. 14] 3. Edgar L., b Nov. 11, 1880 (Nov. 14, 1879); m Mary A. Shantz. [75b-108.15] 4. Helen D., b Feb. 11, 1891; m Francis A. Renner. [75b— 51 .8] MARY EBERT, b Nov. 3, 1848; dau Solomon and Sarah (Honnetter) Ebert [75b— 24.5] ; m Oct. 26, 1867, JOHN YERGER, b June 5, 1849; d 1885; s Jonas and Susanna (Nieman) Yerger. Stone mason; res., Mohnton, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): [75b-108.16] 1. Clara, b Sept. 6, 1871; m Leidy Bilger. [75b-108.17] 2. George W., b Mar. 24, 1874; m Annie Dilliplane. [75b-108.18] 3. Harry, b May 3, 1879; m Susan Burkhart. [75b— 51 .9] JACOB LATSHAW EBERT, b Feb. 8, 1846: d Nov. 5, 1891 ; s Joel and Mary (Latshaw) Ebert [75b-24.6]; m KATE M. WAGNER, b May 1, 1858; dau George and Emeline L. (Skillman) Wagner. (1922.) Children (3): [75b— 108. 19] 1. George W. Joel, b Feb. 15, 1885; m Mary Pedrick. 2. Claude W., b Mar. 4, 1888; d Nov. 4, 1891. [75b-51.10] AMOS L. EBERT, b Mar. 20, 1850; s Joel and Mary (Latshaw) Ebert [75b— 24.6] ; m Dec. 20, 1874, KATE H. SAYLOR, b June 26, 1851; d Dec. 26, 1903. Retired; res., 1132 Queen St., Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) Children (9): [75b-108.20] 1. Harry O., b Sept. 8 (6), 1874; m Mattie Mattis. [75b-108.24] 5. William S., b Oct. 1, 1881; m Sallie D. Hunsicker. 6. Stella K., b Jan. 31, 1886; d Mar. 27, 1892. 7. Bertha, b June 3, 1888; d Mar. 26, 1892. 8. Walter G., b Jan. 3, 1891; d Apr. 1, 1892. 9. Hattie E., b Aug. 3, 1894; unm; 13 E. Fifth St., Pottstown, Pa. [75b— 51 .12] MILTON L. EBERT, b June 9, 1854; s Joel and Mary (Latshaw) Ebert [75b-24.6 ];m Dec. 27, 1879, MARGARET R. GARBER, b Nov. 13, 1858; dau John and Lucetta (Brownback) Garber. Retired; res., 536 Duncannon Ave., Phila., Pa. (1922.) Children ( 6 ): [75b-108.25] 1. Blaine G., b Oct. 17, 1880; m Lizzie Chunn. [75b-108.26] 2. Ida G., b Nov. 12, 1881 ; d Apr. 23, 1910; m T. Wilbur Murphy. [75b-108.27] 3. Walton G., b Jan. 9 (3), 1883; m Elizabeth C. Smith. 4. Sarah, b Apr. 15, 1884; d Sept. 9, 1884. 5. Jennie, b Aug. 4, 1891; 536 Duncannon Ave., Phila., Pa. 6. Clarence G., b Mar. 24, 1895; Duncannon Ave., Phila., Pa. Clarence G. Ebert, S.T.D., is a physician in Drugless Therapy. He enlisted in the U. S. A. in the World War, Mar. 20, 1918, at Camp Greenleaf, Ga., and was sent to the Aviation Field at Park Field, Tenn., for hospital duty. In July, 1918, he was transferred to the AValter Reed General Hospital in Washington, D. C., receiving the grade of Sergeant, to take charge of administering the treatments in the Electro-Therapy Department, for the duration of the Period of Emergency. He was honorably discharged, Sept. 20, 1919. [75b— 51 .13] THERESA EBERT, b Nov. 17, 1852; dau Amos and Eleanor (Tyson) Ebert [75b- 24.9]; m June 10, 1880, ALEXANDER J. D. HENSZEY, b Apr. 6, 1849; d Feb. 8, 1891. Wholesale merchant; res., Haddonfield, N. J. (1922.) Children (6): 1. Beatrice C. E., b Feb. 26, 1881; Red Cross Office; Greensburg, Pa. 2. Walter Alexander, b June 26, 1882; d Nov. 16, 1890. [75b-108.21] 2. M. Elizabeth [75b-108.22] 3. H. Emma [75b-108.23] 4. Maggie M., b Jan f Harry F. Smith l George Mayer. 31, 1879; m Harry Hildebrand. twins, b July 24, 1876; m 1164 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [75b-108.28] 3. Milton Clarence, b Mar. 22, 1884; m Ethel Orr; Haddonfield, N. J. [75b-108.29] 4. Harold Leon, b Oct. 5, 1885; m Charlotte Russel Helms. [75b— 1 08.30] 5. Roy Ormonde, b May 20, 1887; m Gladys Roberts. [75b-108.31] 6. Persis Tyson, b Aug:. 29, 1891; m Theodore C. Horner. [75b-51.14] HORACE MANN EBERT, b Mar. 25, 1855; s Amos and Eleanor (Tyson) Ebert [75b-24.9]; m Jan. 24, 1901, EMILY UNDERDOWN, b Apr. 18, 1870; dau Americus R. and Mary Paries (Smith) Underdown. Aquatic plant raiser; res., 141 Mansion Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. No issue. (1922.) [75b— 51.15] J. MILTON EBERT, b Nov. 20, 1856; 6’ Amos and Eleanor (Tyson) Ebert [75b-24.9]; m Apr. 17, 1894, ALICE BATEMAN, b Sept. 5, 1868; dau Frank and Alice H. (Marshall) Bateman. Accountant and printer; res., Grenloeh, N. J. (1922.) One child: Kingsley Ward, b July 19, 1904. [75b— 51.16] ALVIN TYSON EBERT, b Mar. 3, 1860; s Amos and Eleanor (Tyson) Ebert [75b- 24.9]; m HANNAH CUTHBERT, b June 26, 1865; dau Allen and Margaret B. (Gibbs) Cuthbert. Res., Ashland, N. J. (1922.) One child: [75b-108.32] Alan Cuthbert, b Feb. 11, 1897; m Elizabeth R. Clemens. [75b-52a] REUBEN SCHUBERT, b Sept. 7, 1848; s Timothy and Catharine (Esterly) Schubert [75b— 27 ] ; m 1st time, Dec. 21, 1872, LYDIAN SNYDER, b Jan. 3, 1847 ; d Nov. 6, 1889; dau John and Lydian (Kern) Snyder. One child: [75b— 109] Laura, b Aug. 2, 1876; m Frank E. Graber. [75b-52b] REUBEN SCHUBERT, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 23, 1891, Mrs. EMMA C. (SNYDER) WETZEL, b Oct. 14, 1866; dau Christian Snyder. Farmer; res., Zionsville, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [75b-53] MARY (MARIA) SCHUBERT, b Aug. 12, 1850; dau Timothy and Catharine (Esterly) Schubert [75b-27]; m May 11, 1872, NATHAN STAHL, b Jan. 4, 1847; d Apr. 21, 1921. Agricultural implement maker; res., Zionsville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [75b-110] 1. Oswin, b Mar. 20, 1874; m Alice Bittenbender. 2. Minnie, b Dec. 26, 1876. 3. Katie, b Sept. 29, 1881. [75b-54] WILLIAM SCHUBERT, b Jan. 3, 1856; s Timothy and Catharine (Esterly) Schubert [75b-27]; m Mar. 3, 1883, ALICE S. SNYDER, b Mar. 7, 1864; dau Charles and Ellamanda (Egner) Snyder. Farmer; res., Zionsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Irene, b Nov. 20, 1884; 1729 Columbia Ave., Phila., Pa. 2. Anna, b Jan. 29, 1888; Zionsville, Pa. [43-377] 3. Estella, b Nov. 21, 1893; m Samuel S. Seibert. [75b-55] CHARLES E. SCHUBERT, b Oct. 21, 1857 ; s Timothy and Catharine (Esterly) Schubert [75b-27] ; m Oct. 20, 1888, MAGGIE DRUCKENMILLER, b Aug. 20, 1867; d Nov. 4, 1918; dau Enos and Elizabeth (Desh) Druckenmiller. Farmer; res., Shimerville, Pa. (1920.) Children (9): 1. Stanley, b Sept. 18, 1889; Shimerville, Pa. [7 5b — 1 11] 2. Elva, b Oct. 24, 1890; m Ralph S. Hamman. 3. Kathryn, b May 24, 1892; Phila., Pa. [75b— 1 12] 4. Maggie D., b Nov. 5, 1893; d June 23, 1912; m Harry O. Reese. [75b— 2 1 3] 5. Elizabeth, b Nov. 25, 1895; m Roy Miller; Allentown, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1165 6. Mary, b Jan. 1, 1898; Phila., Pa. [75b— 1 14] 7. Lillian, b May 10, 1900; rn John Schuler. 8. Minnie, b Jan. 3, 1905; Shimerville, Pa. 9. C. Paul, b Feb. 16, 1909; Shimerville, Pa. [75b— 56] EMMA SCHUBERT, b Sept. 16, 1859; d June 21, 1916; dau Timothy and Catharine (Esterly) Schubert [75b— 27 ] ; m Dec. 2, 1882, ALLEN A. STAHL, b Aug. 12, 1854; s Nathan and Bar¬ bara (Albright) Stahl. Farmer; res., Palm, Pa. (1919.) Children (11): 1. Elmer, b Apr. 27, 1883; Palm, Pa. 2. Elsie, b Apr. 9, 1886; Palm, Pa. [75b— 1 15] 3. Annie, b Mar. 24, 1888; m Edgar Hillegass. 4. Esther, b June 15, 1890; Palm, Pa. 5. Meda, b June 13, 1892; Palm, Pa. 6. Emma, b Mar. 9, 1894; Palm, Pa. 7. Harvey, b June 4, 1896; d Apr. 26, 1901. 8. Lillian, b May 24, 1898; Palm, Pa. J°.hn 1 twins, b Jan. 24, 1901 ; d j ! ®, 1901. 10. Edna J l Apr. 21, 1901. 11. Lizzie, b Nov. 6, 1902; Palm, Pa. [75b-61 ] CYRUS O. STROH, b May 24, 1863; s Charles and Rebecca (Rohrbach) Stroh [75b-29a] ; m Dec. 25, 1885, ELLEN M. MENGEL, b Apr. 24, 1867; dau Seth and Elizabeth (Fahl) Mengel. Machinist ; res., 713 York St., Camden, N. J. (1919.) Children (3): [75b-116] 1. Elmer S., b Feb. 12, 1887 (6); m Anna L. Gehret. [75b-117] 2. Leon C., b May 10, 1892; m Elsie Tweedy. [75b— 1 18] 3. Edna R., b June 16, 1894; m C. D. Helm. [75b-62] HORACE STROH, b Nov. 11, 1866; s Charles and Rebecca (Rohrbach) Stroh [75b-29a]; m Dec. 17, 1892, ANNIE MARIA BAVER, b June 8, 1869; daxi David and May (Miller) Baver. Mer¬ chant miller; res., Hamburg, Pa. (1919.) One child: Clarence D., b Nov. 11, 1900; Hamburg, Pa. [75b-63] ALFRED R. STROH, b Oct. 20, 1868; s Charles and Rebecca (Rohrbach) Stroh [75b- 29a]; m Sept. 21, 1889, LAURA M. LEE, b May 24, 1871 ; dau Samuel C. Lee. Foreman; res., Emaus, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): [75b— 1 19] 1. Mamie M., b Apr. 3, 1890; m Leroy Wickert; Easton, Pa. 2. Florence K., b Feb. 13, 1893; Emaus, Pa. 3. Harold A., b Nov. 10, 1901; d Sept. 24, 1901. 4. Charles S., b Oct. 12, 1906. [75b-64] AMANDA R. STROH, b Sept. 23, 1870; d Mar. 2, 1894; dau Charles and Maria (Rohr¬ bach) Stroh [75b-29a]; m July 4, 1893, EDWIN H. STOUDT, b Jan. 11, 1871; s Edward D. and An- geline (Hunsburger) Stoudt. Meat cutter; res., 727 Greenleaf St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Lloyd E. S., b Jan. 12, 1894; Allentown, Pa. [75b-64.2] JAMES R. STROH, b Aug. 15, 1874; s Charles and Rebecca (Rohrbach) Stroh [75b- 29a]; m Jan. 5, 1895, FLORA J. VAN FOSSEN, b Aug. 21, 1876; dau Josiah G. and Louisa R. (Jones) Van Fossen [184-421]. Res., 28 W. Basin St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Helen, b May 26, 1895; d Jan. 17, 1915. 2. Marion, b Sept. 2, 1900. [75b-64.3] WILSON H. STROH, b Apr. 26, 1880; s Charles and Rebecca (Rohrbach) Stroh [75b- 29a]; m Jan. 1, 1898, ANNIE LOUISA RAYDEN, b Aug. 20, 1880; dau Edward F. and Ellen C. (Michael) Rayden. Foreman in Cement Mill; res., 832 Lincoln Ave., Northampton, Pa. (1918.) 1166 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 6 ): 1. Hattie L., b Sept. 30, 1898; d May 6, 1904. 2. Euna G., b Feb. 1, 1902. 3. Leroy C. E., b July 25, 1907. 4. Leon A., b Sept. 25, 1909. 5. Hilda M., b Nov. 18, 1913. 6. Arlene A., b Oct. 21, 1917. [75b-65] MAHLON R. STROH, b Mar. .1, 1891; s Charles and Amanda (Reitnauer-Rohrbach) Stroh [75b-29b]; m Mar. 3, 1915, MABEL HALLMAN, b Sept. 11, 1889; dau William Hallman. Silk worker; res., Emaus, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Stanwood, b July 7, 1915. 2. Ruby, b June 22, 1917. [75b-69] IDA MILLER, b July 20, 1867; dau Ellman G. and Hannah (Hinkel) Miller [75b-30]; m Mar. 20, 1866, JOHN A. GERHART, b Oct. 6, 1866; s Edward N. and Emeline (Reiter) Gerhart. Cigarmaker; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): [75b— 120] 1. Irene Mabel, b Aug. 11, 1886; m Herbert Kneule; Pennsburg, Pa. [75b— 121 ] 2. Grace Verna, b June 20, 1896; m William Schantz. 3. Carrie Sallie Ann, b Jan. 11, 1908. 4. Wayne John, b June 10, 1904. 5. Herman Daniel, b July 10, 1906. 6. Elsie May, b May 7, 1888; d Jan. 24, 1892. [75b-79] CLARA M. MILLER, b June 16, 1888; dau Addison H. and Emma J. (Stroh) Miller [75b— 35] ; m Aug. 12, 1912, CLAUDE H. W. RUDOLPH, b May 31, 1889; s Henry J. and Amanda A. (Schaffer) Rudolph. Bookkeeper; res., 15 S. Howard St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Ruth E., b Feb. 3, 1914. [75b-85] MARIA KNAPPENBERGER, dau Penrose Knappenberger [75b-40]; m Oct. 1, 1870, CYRUS LESSIG. Children (2): [75b-122] 1. James, b Mar. 24, 1871; m Alice Master. [75b— 123] 2. Annie, b Feb. 8, 1873; m Ira Disch. [ Hist. Berks Co., Pa.; unable to complete or verify.) [75b-88] ELSIE E. RITTER, dau Henry and Amanda (Knappenberger) Ritter [75b— 41 ] ; m IR¬ WIN CHRISTMAN. Res., Coplay, Pa. (1921.) Children (8): 1. Clarence E., b Oct. 20, 1908. 2. C. Henry, b Dec. 22, 1910. 3. Woodrow W., b Feb. 4, 1913; d July 5, 1919. [75b-92] LILLIE MAE MEYER, b Oct. 29, 1875; dau Constahtine and Sarah (Schubert) Meyer [75b-43] ; m May 10, 1894, CHARLES ALLEN McGORMLEY, b Dec. 24, 1870; s George McGorm- ley. Farmer; res., Fremont, R. D., Ohio. (1917.) Children (4): 1. Alvin, b July 9, 1896; Fremont, Ohio. 2. Elsie, b Sept. 19, 1900; Fremont, Ohio. 3. Franklin, b Dec. 15, 1903; d June 13, 1913. 4. Harold, b May 28, 1916. [75b-93] LEWIS JUDSON SCHUBERT, b Jan. 6, 1872; s William and Lydia (Perim) Schubert [75b-44]; m Apr. 18, 1894, MYRTLE REBECCA CALDWELL, b Sept. 10, 1875; dau William Cald¬ well. Rubber stamp manufacturer; res., Mansfield, Ohio. No issue. (1917.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1167 [75b-94a] CYRUS ALVIN SCHUBERT, b Mar. 19, 1870; s Daniel and Barbara (Einsel) Schubert [75b-54a]; m 1st time, Dec. 20, 1893, SOPHIA ELLA BAUER, b July 13, 1872; d June 4, 1895. One child: Mabel Mayetta, b Jan. 18, 1895. [75b-94b] CYRUS ALVIN SCHUBERT, same as above, m 2nd time, Mar. 24, 1897, MARY KATH- RINE WEOT, b Feb. 7, 1870. Farmer; res., Tiffin, Ohio. (1917.) Children (3): 1. Ruth E., b Apr. 14, 1899; d June 15, 1900. 2. Clarence Raymond, b Jan. 13, 1902. 3. Paul M., b July 19, 1903. [75b-95] SARAH ESTHER SCHUBERT, b Apr. 1, 1873; dan Daniel and Barbara (Einsel) Schu¬ bert [75b-45a]; rn Dec. 30, 1897, FRANK C. DIETZEL. Farmer; res., Green Spring, Sandusky Co., Ohio. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Ruth Violette, b Aug. 22, 1899. 2. Leland Emerson, b July 20, 1905. [75b-9G] OLIVIA MAY SCHUBERT, b Oct. 29, 1877; dau Daniel and Barbara (Einsel) Schubert [75b— 45a] ; m Nov. 25, 1903, W. E. KOCH. Carpenter; res.. Tiffin, Ohio. (1917.) Children (5): 1. Berdine, b Sept. 9, 1904. 2. Vera, b May 24, 1907. 3. Daniel Edward, b Feb. 3, 1909. 4. Barbara Myrtle, b Sept. 2, 1912; d Jan. 21, 1913. 5. Martha, b Nov. 14, 1914. [75b-97] HENRY L. SCHUBERT, b June 19, 1879; s Daniel and Barbara (Einsel) Schubert [75b- 45a]; m Oct. 10, 1901, CLARA HAUTZ, b Nov. 23, 1870; dau George Hautz. General contractor; res., 808 Yale St., Akron, Ohio. (1917.) Children {2): 1. Wilma, b Aug. 8, 1902. 2. J. Arnold, b Dec. 29, 1911. [75b-98] ESTELLA SCHUBERT, b Sept. 3, 1874; dau Henry and Sarah J. (Hartman) Schubert [75b--46]; m June 10, 1916, GEORGE CORTLAND VANDERSALL, b June 13, 1880; s George and Adelia Vandersall. Rubber business; res., 664 Elma St., Akron, Ohio. No issue. (1919.) [75b-99] ARTHUR H. SCHUBERT, b Aug. 22, 1880; s Henry and Sarah J. (Hartman) Schubert [75b-46]; m Sept. 12, 1906, LEILA BROWNE, b Dec. 8, 1885; dau C. M. and Emma (Holley) Browne. Sales manager for the Cleveland Metal Products Co. ; res., 1895 Knowles St., E. Cleveland, Ohio. (1919.) One child: Leland B., b June 11, 1907. [75b-99.1a] MINNIE J. WIEAND, b July 20, 1872; dau Edwin H. and Susanna R. (Kauffman) Wieand [75b— 47. 1 ] ; rn 1st time, Apr. 29, 1893, FREDERICK E. LEIBOLD, b Apr. 16, 1870; d Oct. 10, 1905; s John and Mary (Steigerwold) Leibold. Blacksmith. (1922.) One child: [75b-124] Mary Rebekah, b Feb. 4, 1895; m Edward J. Reppert. [75b-99.1b] MINNIE J. (WIEAND) LEIBOLD, same as above, rn 2nd time, Dec. 23, 1909, MAH- LON Y. FISTER, b Nov. 20, 1870; s Morgan and Elizabeth (Yoh) Fister. Railroader; res., 1127 Spring St., Reading, Pa. No issue. (1922.) [75b-100] CLARA EDITH COTTRELL, b July 9, 1879; dau Cecil E. and Sarah E. (Sievert) Cottrell [75b-49]; m Jan. 6, 1900, CARL G. DEAN, b Sept. 8, 1878; s Orin B. and Jessie (Gilbert) Dean. Oil driller; res., 409 W. Avenue B., San Angelo, Texas. (1920.) 1168 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (6): 1. Donald W., b June 26, 1901; Okra, Texas. 2. Lueile, b Dec. 28, 1902; San Angelo, Texas. 3. Marion, b Oct. 14, 1904; d July 20, 1905. 4. Laura, b Sept. 22, 1906. 5. Jessie, b Aug. 5, 1909. 6. Margaret, b Oct. 7, 1911. [75b— 101 ] ERNEST STEPHEN COTTRELL, b Oct. 15, 1882; s Cecil E. and Sarah E. (Sievert) Cottrell [75b— 49] ; m Jan. 1, 1903, MARGUERITE TOLLISON, b Oct. 29, 1884; dau Charles and Charlotte (Johnson) Tollison. Lumber merchant; res., 1103 Navarre Ave., E. Toledo, Ohio. No issue. (1919.) [756-102] WARREN EUGENE COTTRELL, b Mar. 20, 1885; s Cecil E. and Sarah E. (Sievert) Cottrell [75b— 49] ; m Sept. 8, 1920, MARY RUSSELL BEEKMAN, b Oct. 27, 1897; dau. Peter Stryker and Anna Hunting (Bedford) Beekman. Retail lumber merchant; res., Ellis Ave., Toledo, Ohio. (1921.) [75b-103] CARL HENRY COTTRELL, b Oct. 7, 1887; s Cecil E. and Sarah E. (Sievert) Cottrell [75b-49]; m Feb. 20, 1907, ANNA E. MEYER, b Feb. 17, 1889; dau Henry J. and Emma (Friedman) Meyer. Lumber dealer; res., Sta. A., Toledo, Ohio. Children (3): 1. Carlyle, b Oct. 12, 1907. 2. Warren C., b May 10, 1909. 3. Edith C., b Dec. 10, 1910. [75b— 1 05] WILLIAM BECHTOLD, b Aug. 11, 1883; s Peter and Rosa (Wieand) Bechtold [75b- 51]; rn Jan. 4, 1909, ROSA DELL, b Jan 10, 1890; dau Charles Washington and Anna Marie (O’Con¬ nell) Dell. Printer; res., 689 Locust St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) One child: Ethel May, b Aug. 15, 1909. [75b-106] NEWTON PERRY BECHTOLD, b Oct. 13, 1889; s Peter and Rosa (Wieand) Bechtold [75b-51]; m Dec. 25, 1907, HATTIE MENGEL, b Feb. 8, 1889; dau Daniel and Lucy (Hain) Mengel. Machinist; res., 919 Pike St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Beulah B., b July 25, 1908. 2. Grace M., b Oct. 15, 1910. 3. Leon N., b Dec. 10, 1913. 4. Hazel B., b Oct. 30, 1918. [75b— 107 ] CHARLES E. BECHTOLD, b Nov. 11, 1891; s Peter and Rosa (Wieand) Bechtold [75b— 51 ] ; m Oct. 15, 1910, LILLIE M. SNYDER, b Feb. 4, 1891; s Henry and Mary E. (Huyett) Snyder. Baker; res., 557 Perry St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children [2): 1. Dorothy E., b Dec. 22, 1910. 2. Wayne E., b Dec. 13, 1919. [75b-108] WARREN BECHTOLD, b Dec. 1, 1896; s Peter and Rosa (Wieand) Bechtold [75b— 51 ] ; m Jan. 26, 1918, EMMA KEIM, b Feb. 8, 1894; dau Augustus and Luzetta (Deysher) Keim. Minis¬ terial student; res., 637 Locust St., Reading, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Marion Esther, b Sept. 28, 1918; d Oct. 10. 1918. 2. June Ruth, b May 13, 1920. [75-108.1] EDGAR ROLAND EBERT, b Mar. 30, 1876; s Samuel R. and Kate (Vanderslice) Ebert [75b-51.1]; un June 14, 1895, MIRIAM ALICE ROBLEY, b Apr. 25, 1877; dau William Robley. Millwright and erector of machines; res., 3834 N. Gratz St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1169 Children ( 3 ): [75b-125] 1. William Edgar, b Apr. 9, 1896; m Florence O’Dee. 2. Frances Alice, b May 6, 1909. 3. Robley James, b Aug. 30, 1912. William Edgar Ebert served with Co. E. of the 103rd Engineers of the 28th Division (Pa.) in the late World War. He was gassed in France, but recovered and returned home safely. [75b-108.2] MARY EMMA ALBRIGHT, b May 13, 1860; dau John and Anna (Ebert) Albright [75b— 5 1.2] ; m Dec. 25, 1882, EDEN LINDENMUTH, b May 9, 1857 ; s Henry and Elizabeth (Brenner) Lindenmuth. Painting contractor; res., 125 Main Street, Ashley, Pa. (1922.) Children (6): 1. Flora May, b Sept. 25, 1883; d Dec. 21, 1883. 2. Grace, b Dec. 21, 1884; d Dec. 28, 1891. [75b-126] 3. Frank Albright, b Jan. 6, 1887; m Mary Ann Walters. 4. Anna Irene, b Sept. 24, 1892; d Nov., 1892. 5. Ralph Albright, b July 9, 1897. 6. Ethel Leah, b June 16, 1889. [75b-108.3] DEVILLA IRVIN SCHRACK, b Mar. 25, 1861 ; s John H. and Rebecca (Ebert) Schrack [75b-51.4j; m KATE YOUNG, b Aug. 18, 1862; dau George W. and Elizabeth (Waites) Young. Stove moulder; res., Columbia, Pa. (1922.) Children ( 6 ): [75b-127] 1. Ralph E., b Jan. 27, 1888; m Dorothy Abel. [75b-128] 2. Lloyd E., b Jan. 21, 1892; m Ivy Hilts. [75b-129] 3. Ethel M., b Jan. 1, 1890; m Stephen Heineman; Lancaster, Pa. 4. Helen, b June 30, 1894; Columbia, Pa. 5. Frank E., b Dec. 9, 1899; Columbia, Pa. 6. Catherine, b June 30, 1904; Columbia, Pa. [75b-108.4] WILLIAM FRANCIS SCHRACK, b Aug. 22, 1863; s John II. and Rebecca (Ebert) Schrack [75b-51.4j; m Nov. 24, 1887, ADA NOBLE, b Aug. 22, 1866; dau Hezekiah and Catherine (Reed) Noble. Laborer; res., Royersford, Pa. No issue. (1922.) [75b-108.5] JOHN ELMER SCHRACK, b Sept, 7, 1866; s John H. and Rebecca (Ebert) Schrack [75b-51.4]; m Nov. 10, 1891, MARY BROWN, b Jan. 22, - ; dau Benjamin and Susanna (Strunk) Brown. Barber; res., Royersford, Pa. No issue. (1922.) [75b-108.6] GEORGE WASHINGTON SCHRACK, b May 31, 1872; s John H. and Rebecca (Ebert) Schrack [75b-51.4]; m Nov. 22, 1891, IRENE OSBORN, b Nov. 17, 1872; dau William and Annie (Pruder) Osborn. Stove moulder; res., Royersford, Pa. (1922.) Children ( 6 ): [75b-130] 1. Mary Elma, b Mar. 24, 1894; m Lawrence Harvey Clevenstine. [75b— 1 3 1 ] 2. Eva, b Nov. 28, 1898; m George A. Baldwin. Four children died in infancy. [75b-108.7a] MILTON OSCAR SCHRACK, b Oct. 31, 1875; s John H. and Rebecca (Ebert) Schrack [75b— 51 .4] ; ?n 1st time, May 24, 1900, MYRTLE VANDERSLICE, b May, 1881; d Apr. 23, 1901; dau Thomas Milton Vanderslice. One child: [75b-132] Myrtle May, b Apr. 17, 1901; m Raymond Youngblud; Royersford, Pa. [75b-108.7b] MILTON OSCAR SCHRACK, same as above, m 2nd time, June 20, 1908, EMMA C. KRAMER, b May 15, 1873; dau George Kramer. Barber; res., Royersford, Pa. (1922.) No issue. [75b-108.8] MARY ELIZABETH SCHRACK, b Jan. 4, 1879; dau John H. and Rebecca (Ebert) Schrack [75b-51.4]; m June 14, 1900, GEORGE WILLIAM BAILEY, b Nov. 2, 1875; s J. Thomas and Lucy (Thomas) Bailey. Druggist; res., Royersford, Pa. (1922.) 1170 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. T. Ebert, b Dec. 1, 1902. 2. F. Ruth, b June 1, 1905. [75b— 108.9] ROSA L. EBERT, b July 31, 1871 ; dan William and Mary J. (Slifer) Ebert [75b-51.5] ; m Oct. 20, 1916, REV. LLOYD M. KNOLL, b May 12, 1877; s William Kantner and Caroline (Geist- weit) Knoll. Clergyman and Professor of Physics in the Central High School, Phila., Pa. Res., 6120 Carpenter St., West Phila., Pa. No issue. (1922.) Rev. Lloyd M. Knoll is a graduate of Ursinus College and Theological Seminary. He is pastor of St. Peter’s Reformed Church near Phoenixville, Pa. Mr. Knoll is also an expert in wireless telegraphy and the wireless telephone, having invented and patented numerous devices for transmitting wireless waves. [75b-108.10] ALICE A. EBERT, b Apr. 3, 1874; dau William and Mary J. (Slifer) Ebert [75b-51.5] ; m. Oct. 20, 1916, WALTER A. ROAT, b Feb. 28, 1886; s Harry L. and Magdalena (Nicklaus) Roat. Lumber merchant; res., 3629 North 16th St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) No issue. [75b— 108. 11] HORACE K. EBERT, b Mar. 17, 1880; s Wilson H. and Sarah A. (Kern) Ebert [ 75b— 51 .6] ; m PHOEBE A. REED; dau Matilda Reed. Advertising agent; res., S. E. Cor. 46th and Walnut Sts., Phila., Pa. (1922.) No issue. [75b-108.12] WILLIAM D. EBERT, b Oct. 23, 1877; s Amos H. and Hannah M. (Derr) Ebert [75b— 51 .7 ] ; m Oct. 22, 1898, MARY KNAUSE, b July 12, 1877; dau James and Sarah (Hiltebeitel) Knause. Merchant; res., 1006 High St., Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) William D. Ebert enlisted in the army, June 14, 1898, in Co. A., 6th Reg., Pa. Vols., at the time of the Spanish- American War. One child: Gladys E. K., b July 10, 1903. [75b-108.13] ANNIE D. EBERT, b Oct. 3, 1884; dau Amos II. and Hannah M. (Derr) Ebert [75b- 51.7]; m Apr. 11, 1903, WILLIAM G. FIRING, b Dec. 8, 1885; s Mahlon and Mary (Gross) Firing. Machinist; res., 15 West Second St., Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Herbert Lee, b Sept. 29, 1903. 2. Ruth Elizabeth, b Sept. 29, 1909. [75b-108.14] EDGAR L. EBERT, b Nov. 14, 1879; s Amos II. and Hannah M. (Derr) Ebert [75b- 51.7]; m Apr. 20, 1904, MARY A. SHANTZ, b Oct. 5, 1879; dau G. Washington and Sarah A. (Halte- man) Shantz. Boiler maker; res., 23 East Second St., Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) One child: Horace S., b Apr. 28, 1905. [75b-108.15] HELEN D. EBERT, b Feb. 11, 1891; dau Amos H. and Hannah M. (Derr) Ebert [75b-51.7]; m Nov. 21, 1910, FRANCIS ALBERT RENNER, b June 20, 1887; s Wilmer and Jennie (Feaster) Renner. Foreman; res., 362 Spruce St., Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Robert H., b Apr. 19, 1918. 2. William E., b Mar. 7, 1920. 3. John E., b Nov. 13, 1921. [75b— 108.16] CLARA YERGER, b Sept. 6, 1871 ; dau John and Mary (Ebert) Yerger [75b— 5 1.8]; m July 31, 1887, LEIDY BILGER, b 1871 ; s Samuel and Sophia (Engle) Bilger. Laborer; res., 229 West Buttonwood St., Reading, Pa. (1922.) Children (5): [75b-133] 1. Lizzie, b Aug. 9, 1888; m Arthur D. E. Gag. [75b-134] 2. Edna, b Feb. 20, 1893; m Howard Arnold. 3. George, b Oct. 15, 1900; d Feb. 19, 1913. 4. Pearl, b Dec. 10, 1906. 5. Helen, d aged 11 days. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1171 [75b-108.17] GEORGE W. YERGER, b Mar. 24, 1874; s John and Mary (Ebert) Yerger [75b- 51.8]; m Aug;. 31, 1901, ANNIE DILLIPLANE, b Mar. 30, 1883; dau Thomas and Mary (Hartline) Dilliplane. Carpenter; res., 547 Willow Street, Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) One child: Pearl I., b Dec. 1, 1901. [75b-108.18] HARRY YERGER, b May 3, 1879; s John and Mary (Ebert) Yerger [75b-51.8]; m Dec. 24, 1909, SUSAN BURKHART, b Aug. 30, 1886; dau Augustus and Elizabeth (Keiffer) Burkhart. Laborer; res., Mohnton, Pa. (1922.) Children (2): 1. Annie M., b Jan. 23, 1910; d Mar. 3, 1913. 2. Harry F., b Oct. 6, 1911. [75b-108.19] GEORGE W. JOEL EBERT, b Feb. 15, 1885; s Jacob L. and Kate M. (Wagner) Ebert [75b-51.9]; m Feb. 15, 1911, MARY PEDRICK, b Dec. 18, 1889; dau Howard A. and Clara H. A. (Hickman) Pedrick. Assistant superintendent for Machine Tool Builders; res., 104 Edge Hill Road, Bala, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Eleanor Ruth, b Feb. 2, 1912. 2. Thelma Helen, b Mar. 24, 1914. 3. Dorothea Mary, b Dec. 5, 1916. [75b-108.20] HARRY O. EBERT, b Sept. 6, 1874; s Amos L. and Kate H. (Saylor) Ebert [75b- 51.10]; m Sept. 8, 1898, MATTIE MATTIS, b Sept. 8, 1879. Conductor; res., 1106 Queen St., Potts¬ town, Pa. Children (J): 1. Ruth, b Mar. 1, 1901. 2. Leah, b July 23, 1908. 3. Harry, b Dec. 14, 1918. 4. Willard, b Sept. 16, 1920. [75b-108.21] M. ELIZABETH EBERT, b July 24, 1876; dau Amos L. and Kate II. (Saylor) Ebert [75b-51.10]; m Apr. 18, 1911, HARRY F. SMITH, b Apr. 3, 1875. Clerk; res., 13 East Fifth St., Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) One child: Clarence, b Jan. 23, 1913. [75b-108.22] H. EMMA EBERT, b July 24, 1876; dau Amos L. and Kate H. (Saylor) Ebert [75b- 51.10]; m Nov. 9, 1899, GEORGE MAYER, b July 9, 1876. Salesman; res., 1134 Queen St., Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Elizabeth, b May 24, 1901. 2. Franklin, b Aug. 23, 1904; d Aug. 14, 1915. [75b-108.23] MAGGIE M. EBERT, b Jan. 31, 1879; dau Amos L. and Kate H. (Saylor) Ebert [75b— 51 . 10] ; m Apr. 17, 1907, HARRY HILDEBRAND, b Oct. 22, 1873. Clerk; res., 221 Chestnut St., Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) Children (2): 1. Catharine, b June 28, 1909; d Nov 6, 1919. 2. Harry, b July 25, 1913. [75b-108.24] WILLIAM S. EBERT, b Oct. 1, 1881; s Amos L. and Kate H. (Saylor) Ebert [75b- 51.10]; m Dec. 23, 1903, SALLIE D. HUNSICKER, b Apr. 27, 1881. Foreman; res., 1065 Queen St., Pottstown, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Florence, b Aug. 7, 1904. 2. Leonard, b July 20, 1909. 3. William S., b Aug. 1, 1914. 1172 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families [7.5b— 1 08.25] BLAINE G. EBERT, b Oct. 17, 1880; s Milton L. and Margaret R. (Garber) Ebert [75b— 51.12] ; m Oct. 17, 1907, LIZZIE CHUNN, b May 30, 1882; dau Lewis Chunn. Machinist; res., 3836 Marshall St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Margaret, b Mar. 14, 1909. 2. Alberta, b May 24, 1911. 3. Jennie, b Dec. 12, 1913. [75b-108.26] IDA G. EBERT, b Nov. 12, 1881; d Apr. 23, 1910; dau Milton L. and Margaret R. (Garber) Ebert [75b-51.12j; m Oct. 20, 1909, THOMAS WILBUR MURPHY, b Feb. 10, 1885; s P. Murphy. Manufacturer; res., 213 Wilde St., Delair, N. J. (1922.) No issue. [75b-l 08.27] WALTON G. EBERT, b Jan. 3, 1883; s Milton L. and Margaret R. (Garber) Ebert [75b — 51.12] ; m June 7, 1911, ELIZABETH C. SMITH, b Jan. 3, 1880; dau David L. and Henrietta L. (Nightingale) Smith. Purchaser; res., 5219 Fairhill St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) No issue. [75b-l 08.29] HAROLD LEON HENSZEY, b Oct. 5, 1885; s Alexander J. D. and Theresa (Ebert) Henszey [75b-51.13]; m Sept. 19, 1919, CHARLOTTE RUSSEL HELMS, b Feb. 14, 1894; dau Wil¬ liam H. and Mary A. (Quinn) Helms. Traveling salesman; res., 420 South 55th St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1922.) [75b-108.30] ROY ORMONDE HENSZEY, b May 20, 1887; s Alexander J. D. and Theresa (Ebert) Henszey [75b— 51 .13]; m Oct. 26, 1915, GLADYS ROBERTS, b May 18, 1891; dau Hugh and Ann (Humphrey) Roberts. Engineer and architect; res., 3420 Berkeley Ave., Berwyn, Ill. (1922.) Children (2) : 1. Elizabeth Roberts, b Jan. 6, 1917. 2. Daniel Roberts, b May 18, 1921. [75b— 108.31 ] PERSIS TYSON HENSZEY, b Aug. 29, 1891; dau Alexander J. D. and Theresa (Ebert) Henszey [7 5b — 5 1.13] ; m Jan. 19, 1922, THEODORE C. HORNER, b Nov. 13, 1892; s Orrin W. and Christine J. (Ely) Horner. Wholesale shoe dealer; res., Woodbury Heights, N. J. (1922.) Mr. Horner enlisted in the Ordnance Corps at the University of Pennsylvania and served for one year in the World War. [75b-108.32] ALAN CUTHBERT EBERT, b Feb. 11, 1897; s Alvin T. and Hannah (Cuthbert) Ebert [75b— 51 .16] ; m June 4, 1921, ELIZABETH R. CLEMENS, b June 17, 1899; dau Charles W. and Emlie M. (Rice) Clemens. Farmer; res., Ashland, N. J. (1922.) Alan C. Ebert served in the Engineers’ Corps, U. S. A., from Sept. 6, to Dec. 28, 1918. He was stationed at Camp A. A., Humphries, Va. [75b-109] LAURA SCHUBERT, b Aug. 2, 1876; dau Reuben and Lydian (Snyder) Schubert [75b- 52a]; m May 18, 1895, FRANK E. GRABER, b May 1, 1875. Farmer; res., Zionsville, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Percy, b Aug. 30, 1895; Zionsville, Pa. 2. Perna, b Mar. 25, 1897 ; Zionsville, Pa. 3. Minnie, b Oct. 16, 1903. 4. Elmer, b July 4, 1907. [75b— 1 1 0] OSWIN STAHL, b Mar. 20, 1874; s Nathan and Mary (Schubert) Stahl [75b-53]; m May 24, 1907, ALICE BITTENBENDER, b Aug. 7, 1869; dau Henry and Mary (Reese) Bittenbender. Miller and dealer in grain and feed; res., Zionsville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Leah M., b Sept. 24, 1906. [75b— 1 11] ELVA SCHUBERT, b Oct. 24, 1890; dau Charles E. and Maggie (Druckenmiller) Schu¬ bert [75b-55]; m Oct. 20, 1909, RALPH S. HAMMAN, b June 27, 1890; s Charles A. and Minnie (Schelly) Hamman. Telegraph operator; res., Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Martha Charlotte, b Aug. 18, 1912. 2. Schubert Martin, b Feb. 26, 1915. Plate 119 Salford Schwenkfelder Church Cemetery. Plate 120 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1173 [75b-112] MAGGIE D. SCHUBERT, b Nov. 5, 1893; d June 23, 1912; dau Charles E. and Maggie D. (Druckenmiller) Schubert [75b— 55] ; m Jan. 12, 1912, HARRY O. REESE, b J an. 22, 1893; s Oscar D. and Mary A. (Smith) Reese. Automobile mechanic and chauffeur; res., State Hospital, Allentown, Pa, (1920.) One child: Harry Matthew, b June 22, 1912. [75b— 1 14] LILLIAN SCHUBERT, b May 10, 1900; dau Charles E. and Maggie (Druckenmiller) Schubert [75b— 55]; m June 6, 1918, JOHN SCHULER, b Aug. 28, 1895; s P. A. and Ellen (Kuhns) Schuler. Farmer; res., Coopersburg, Pa. (1920.) One child: Paul, b Aug. 24, 1918. [75b— 1 15] ANNIE STAHL, b Mar. 24, 1888; dau Allen A. and Emma (Schubert) Stahl [75b 50] ; m Dec. 8, 1906, EDGAR HILLEGASS, b Oct. 26, 1 880 ;s Alfred and Emma (Graber) Hillegass. Farmer; res., Palm, Pa. (1919.) One child: Verna, b Feb. 18, 1907. [75b— 1 16] ELMER S. STROH, b Feb. 12, 1886; s Cyrus O. and Ella M. (Mengel) Stroll [75b 61 ]; m Apr. 23, 1910, ANNIE L. GEHRET, b Mar. 3, 1890; dau Irwin H. and Emma S. (Noecker) Gehret. Traffic manager; res., 1028 N. 27th St., Camden, N. J. (1921.) No issue. [75b— 1 17] LEON C. STROH, b May 10, 1892; a Cyrus O. and Ellen M. (Mengel) Stroh [75b-61[; m Feb. 9, 1918, ELSIE TWEEDY, b Apr. 24, 1898; dau George and Mary M. (Clark) Tweedy. Butter and egg business; 713 York St., Camden, N. J. Leon C. Stroh served in the U. S. Navy during the recent war on board the converted German Raider Prim Eitel Friedrich, making seventeen trips abroad with troops and provisions. Eleven of these trips were made before the armistice was signed. Mr. Stroh served in the capacity of Chief Yeoman, Pay Corps. [75b— 1 18] EDNA R. STROH, b June 16, 1894; dau Cyrus 0. and Ellen M. (Mengel) Stroh [75b— 61]; rn Oct. 2, 1911, C. D. HELM, b Nov. 24, 1893; s Louis Helm. Insurance agent; res., 713 York St., Camden, N. J. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Earl, b Nov. 30, 1913; d Dec. 16, 1913. 2. Ruth, b May 31, 1915; 63 S. 3rd St., Camden, N. J. [75b— 119] MAMIE M. STROH, b Apr. 3, 1890; daw Alfred R.and Laura M. (Lee) Stroh [75b 63]; m March 27, 1909, LEROY WICKERT, b Sept. 29, 1889; s Willouby C. M. and Catherine E. (Meitz- ler) Wickert. Silk worker; res., Easton, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Laura A., b July 16, 1909. 2. Catherine E., b Aug. 6, 1910. 3. Luella M., b May 2, 1912. 4. Florence A., b Apr. 2, 1914. 5. Francis N., b July 30, 1915. 6. LeRoy, Jr., b Nov. 15, 1919. [75b— 121 ] GRACE VERNA GERHART, b June 20, 1896; dau John A. and Ida (Miller) Gerhart [75b-69]; m Dec. 12, 1917, WILLIAM SCHANTZ, 6 June 26, 1899; s John A. and Jane (Kline) Schantz. Moulder; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1921.) One child: John D., b Apr. 16, 1920. [75b-122] JAMES LESSIG, b Mar. 24, 1871 ; .5 Cyrus and Maria (Knappenberger) Lessig [75b— 85]; m ALICE MASTER; adopted daughter of Evan Master [43-188]. Children ( 2 ): 1. Ardeth; 2. Florence. [ Unable to verify or complete .] [75b— 1 23 ] ANNIE LESSIG, b Feb. 8, 1873; dau Cyrus and Maria (Knappenberger) Lessig [75b- 85]; m IRA DISCH. Children (2): 1. Ralph; 2. Paul. [ Unable to verify or complete.] 1174 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [75b— 1 24] MARY REBEKAH LEIBOLD, b Feb. 4, 1895: dau Frederick E. and Minnie J. (Wieand) Leibold [75b-99.1a]; m Sept. 28, 1912, EDWARD JAMES REPPERT, b Oct. 27, 1891; s Levi J. and Alice F. (Templin) Reppert. Cistern repairer; res., 1140 Locust St., Reading, Pa. (1922.) Children (4): 1. Reynold James, b Mar. 23, 1913. 2. Bruce Victor, b July 21, 1914. 3. Clifford Edward, b June 8, 1917. 4. Byron Leibold, b Dec. 29, 1921. [75b— 126] FRANK ALBRIGHT LINDENMUTH, b Jan. 6, 1897; s Eden and Mary E. (Albright) Lindenmuth [75b-108.2]; m Oct. 9, 1912, MARY ANN WALTERS, b Apr. 9, 1889; dau William J. and Maria (Moore) Walters. Painting contractor; res., Ashley, Pa. (1922.) Children (2): 1. Walter Ebert, b June 3, 1916. 2. William Frank, b Dec. 9, 1918. [75b— 1 27 ] RALPH E. SCHRACK, b Jan. 27, 1888; s Devilla I. and Kate (Young) Schrack [75b- 108.3]; m Apr. 22, 1906, DOROTHY ABEL, b Sept. 25, 1888; dau Abram L. and Frances (Dombaugh) Abel. Res., Wormleysburg, Pa. (1922.) One child: Gladys R., b Dec. 3, 1906. [75b-128] LLOYD E. SCHRACK, b Jan. 21, 1892; s Devilla I. and Kate (Young) Schrack [75b- 108.3]; m May 11, 1916, IVY HILTS, b Nov. 2, 1895; dau Robert M. and Arvilla (Roszell) Hilts. Chemist; res., Niagara Falls, N. Y. (1922.) Children (2): 1. Pauline Ruth, b Oct. 3, 1918; d Oct. 25, 1918. 2. Betty Mae, b Aug. 26, 1920.. Lloyd E. Schrack has been sent to South America three times as a representative of the Norton Co. of New York. The nature of the work done on two of these expeditions to the tropics was pros¬ pective, i.e., he was to search for bauxite, an aluminous ore used in the manufacture of abrasive articles. [75b-130] MARY ELMA SCHRACK, b Mar. 24, 1894; dau George W. and Irene (Osborn) Schrack [75b-108.6] ; m Apr. 25, 1914, LAWRENCE HARVEY CLEVENSTINE, b Sept. 24, 1894; s Rollin E. and Ada E. (Gruber) Clevenstine. Moulder; res., Spring City, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): 1. George Schrack, b May 29, 1915. 2. Lawrence Harvey, Jr., b May 14, 1917. 3. Ethel Minerva, b Jan. 27, 1921. [75b-131] EVA SCHRACK, b Nov. 28, 1898; dau George W. and Irene (Osborn) Schrack [75b- 108.6]; m Nov. 8, 1917, GEORGE A. BALDWIN, b Feb. 23, 1897; s Richard and Ellen E. (Foulke) Baldwin. Team driver; res., Royersford, Pa. (1922.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Lewellyn Francis, b Oct. 7, 1918. 2. Wilbur Carl, b Jan. 14, 1921. SUSANNA HEYDRICK WIEGNER [E 761 and her DESCENDANTS 1176 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families [76] SUSANNA (HEYDRICK) WIEGNER [E 76], d Feb. 10, 1752; she was the widow of ADAM WIEGNER who d Aug. 29, 1731, in Gorlitz. Adam Wiegner was a brother of Anna (Wiegner) Hoff- rich ter [161-1], and of Mary (Wiegner) Beer who remained in Europe. He wielded a ready and per¬ suasive pen, and was the secretary for the Schwenkfelders in their quest for a place of refuge during the Jesuit Mission in 1725 and 1726, when the former corresponded with the Mennonites. He himself opposed the plan to migrate to Pennsylvania, and with others fled to Saxony during the Jesuit Mission. “On Feb. 21, 1736, there came to Gorlitz from Harpersdorf Adam Wiegner, gardener, with wife and four children.” [ Kadelbach, p 57.} Susanna Wiegner came to Pa. with two of her children in 1734. She probably lived in Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate F XX], and was buried in the Towamencin Schw. Cem. The two chil¬ dren of whom we have any record are the following: 1. Rosina [E 77], b Apr. 19, 1707, in Ober Harpersdorf; sponsors: George Bormann, Mel¬ chior Roszman, David Scholtze, Melchior Hubner, Susanna Reinwalden, Maria Wiegner, Maria Gottschliegin; d July 13, 1756; single ; buried in the Towamencin Sch. Cem. 2. Christoph [E 16], b Feb. 24, 1712, in Ober Harpersdorf; sponsors: George Hubner, Melchior Roszmann, Eva Heydrick; d June 3, 1746; single ; buried in the Towamencin Schw. Cem. In a letter to Germany, written by Christopher Heebner, giving a list of deaths, we find the statement that Adam Wiegner’s son, Christopher, died May 27, 1746. [S. H. L.] It will be observed that this conflicts with the date given above. On May 31, 1735, Christopher Wiegner purchased one hundred and fifty acres of land in Towamen¬ cin Twp., from Cadwallader Evans at the price of 215 pounds. Christopher dying unmarried in 1746, his sister, Rosina, was his heir. She likewise was unmarried, so that her heirs were Anna Anders (wife of Baltzer), George Hoffrichter, George Fliegner, Baltzer Miller, and Melchior Beer. When Rosina died they were all living in Harpersdorf, Liegnitz, and in Saxony except Anna Anders; hence in 1764 the tract of land was conveyed to the latter, the surviving heir in this country. [Edward Matthews.] CHRISTOPHER WIEGNER’S “FUHRUNG” (DIARY) Christopher Wiegner was another of the young immigrant Schwenkfelders who kept a diary, and his is perhaps the most unique of all. It is written mainly in German, although several parts are written in a secret code which has not been deciphered thus far. The characters somewhat resemble the Greek letters, but they do not spell Greek words. In making entries the author sometimes starts in German, and in the middle of a line these foreign characters are introduced, making the sentence un¬ intelligible. Christopher Wiegner began to write his diary in 1718 when he was in the sixth year of his age, and it ends abruptly in 1739. The original manuscript covers one hundred and seventy-nine pages and contains about thirty thousand words. It seems, from the entries in the diary, that the writing was not taken up actively until October, 1732. The first entry contains these words: “Ersten guten Ge- danken” (the first good thoughts), which came to him in 1718. An examination of the diary, however, reveals the fact that he did not always have good thoughts, for one entry states that before he reached the age of ten he had learned “such iniquity as a truly wicked person even of his age would not practice.” He seemed to have been of a serious, religious bent of mind, and relates numerous instances of going into retirement for prayer and communion. Without giving any reasons therefor, Christopher Wiegner relates that a new temptation befell him on March 28, 1729, when soldiers came and made him a prisoner and kept him confined until September 29, 1729. During the following year he went into hiding from January 13th to April 8th. On January 28, 1733, he states that soldiers again seized him, but released him in a few hours. On July 20th of the same year, he again went into hiding; and on September 7th he was advised to leave Gorlitz, which he did. As an example of his earnest devotion we note an entry in his diary on December 24, 1727, where he states that he and others held a meeting for prayer and song services which continued until 4 o’clock in the morning. That he was on very intimate terms with the Moravians and had the confidence of Count Zinzen- dorf is shown by an entry on December 29, 1733, when the Count sent word to him that he was to hold himself in readiness to serve as a commissioner — probably referring to his accompanying the Schwenk¬ felders on their migration — certainly a very important charge to entrust to a young man of twenty-one. As his name heads the list of signers of the Oath of Allegiance, it is natural to assume that he was one of Genealogical Record of the Schwenkeelder Families 1177 those in charge of the immigrants. As a matter of fact it is stated in Moravian histories that Chris¬ topher Wiegner and Bonisch were appointed to conduct the Schwenkfelders to Pennsylvania. In the quest for suitable land for the Schwenkfelders Christopher Wiegner traveled hundreds of miles. After settling in Towamencin township he followed the trade of shoemaker and farmer, but from the numerous accounts of meetings held at his house he must have been a very busy man, as his diary records the list of visitors who stopped at his house and the various meetings that were held there. Spangenberg, later a Moravian Bishop, spent many years at his home; Count Zinzendorf and other Moravians also found a welcome; the “Associated Brethren of the Skippack” frequented the place; Whitefield preached there to two thousand hearers; Indians brought their squaws; “Siebentager” (Seventh Day Adventists) stayed at his house. Assuredly the Wiegner home must have been one of the most prominent of its time and place. His diary gives an interesting account of his discussions with George Weiss, Spangenberg, Zinzendorf, Bonisch, Nitschman, and Whitefield. Apparently Chris¬ topher Wiegner was a liberal thinker for his day. He also attended several of the synods of the Mora¬ vians at Germantown, Falkner Swamp, and at Oley. “At the house of Christoph Wiegner, one of the passengers of the St. Andrew, and said to have been a Schwenkf elder, began gatherings of religious men of German and other foreign birth or parentage taking the name of Vereinigte Shippach Bruder. Even¬ tually Wiegner and nearly all of the others became Moravians. Gruber, the Inspirationalist, resorted to the gatherings. In 1736 he wrote an appeal for unity among the various denominations of Christians. He may somehow have prepared the way for the greater movement in this direction.” [Charles P. Keith— Chronicles of Pa., Vol. 2, p 817. ] (There is no evidence, however, that Christopher Wiegner joined the Moravian Church before or after coming to Pennsylvania. — Editor.) A study of his diary shows that he was intensely human, for he recounts not only his religious experiences, but also his fits £>f temper and disputes with the various visitors, guests, and members of his own family. A copy of the diary is preserved in the S. H. L. The original has been lost, although it was in existence ten years ago. [ For further account of Christopher Wiegner' s diary, vid. Publications of the Montg. Co. (Pa.) Hist. Soc., Vol. Ill, p 271.) (p. 160) (p. 164) (p. 149) (p. 153) (p. 157) (p. 158) (p. 173) (p. 177) (p- 189) (p- 190) (p. 196) (p. 199) (p. 160) (p. 16*4) EXTRACTS FROM CHRISTOPHER WIEGNER’S DIARY “May 31, 1735: Kaufte meine Plantasche. June 5: Rieth auf meine Plantasche. June 6: Kam die Mutter und Schwester. Aug. 4: Fing den Keller an. Jan. 22, 1736: Rieth ich nach dem Schwam zu Hiibners. Rose will gleich nach Reinwalds gehen. Oct. 1, 1734: Rieth mit unsrigen Leute u Schultzen auf seine Plantasche. ritte George Scholtze wieder heim. Mar. 28, 1735 : Drum rietten den die Kriebel Beyde u B. Jackel vor sich nach Plantaszen aus. Apr. 30, 1735: Bey Hubner gewesen. May 14: zogen die Kriebel auf ihre Plantasche. Oct. 24, 1736: als wir im Schippach in der Versamlung waren kam abrah Beyer und Brachte Br vor 2 und Gorlitz auch von Nitsch. Marty 4, 1737: riethen nacher maconsche kamen vies zu dem David Meschter d 5 unter grozen regen wetter mit George Weis hin d 6 wurde nebs geredet d 7 riethen wier Abraham und Grigen zu besuchen. Sept. 4: Besuchte den alten George Wiegner er war krank. Sept. 27 : Rieth zu Abrah Beyer wegen der neu Ankomener Sch. Jan. 21, 1738: Beneset kauffte die 200 acker sein Sohn will zu uns komen. June 10, 1738: wurde der alte Wiegner begraben. July 14: wurde der alte Hubner begraben.” [Translation] May 31, 1735: Bought my plantation. June 5: Rode on my plantation. June 6: Mother and sister arrived. Aug. 4: Began the cellar. Jan. 22, 1736: Rode to Heebners in the Swamp. Rose is about to go to Rinewalds. 1178 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families (p. 149) (p. 153) (p. 157) (p. 158) (p. 173) (p. 177) (p. 189) (p. 190) (p. 196) (p. 199) Rode with our people and Schultzes to their plantation. George Schultz rode home again. Both the Kriebels and B. Yeakel rode to their plantation. Was with Heebner. May 14: The Kriebels moved to their plantation. While we were in Skippack at the meeting Abraham Beyer arrived and brought letters for two from Gorlitz also from Nitsch. Rode to Macungie and arrived at David Meschter’s on the 5th in the midst of a heavy rain¬ fall with George Weiss. On the 6th services were held, and on the 7th we rode to Abraham and (Grigen) for a visit. Visited old George Wiegner. He was sick. Rode to Abraham Beyer’s on account of the new Schwenkfelders who had arrived. Benezet bought the 200 acres. His son expects to settle among us. The elder Wiegner was buried, and on the 14th the elder Heebner was buried. URSULA HOFFMAN [E 1061 and her DESCENDANTS 1180 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [106] URSULA (ANDERS) HOFFMAN (w of Christopher Hoffman, who did not come to Pa. with the immigrants and who died in Saxony, Oct. 14, 1735, aged 84 yrs.; buried Oct. 16, with a funeral sermon [E. E. S. J .]) came to Pa. with her two sons. She was taken ill on the journey after leaving Altona, and although she endured the journey across the ocean, she died Sept. 27, 1734, in Phila. — five days after landing — and was probably buried in Phila. “On the evening of May 28, 1734, Ursula Hoffman, mother of Balzer, lay dying in Altona in a house placed at their disposal by the Van der Smissen.” [ Cf . Christopher Schultz — Diary of the Voyage .] Christopher Hoffman together with his son, Balthasar, and Balthasar Hoffrichter constituted the embassy to the Court of Charles VI at Vienna. Children (2): [106-1] 1. George, Jr. [E 31], b 1684; d June 29, 1765; m Barbara Seipt. [106-2] 2. Balthasar [E 28], b 1687; d July 11, 1775; m Ursula Beyer. [106-1] GEORGE HOFFMAN [E 31], b 1684; d June 29, 1765; s Christopher and Ursula (Anders) Hoffman [106]; m Mar. 1, 1707, BARBARA SEIPT [E 110], of N. Hdrf.; b - — ; d Nov. 29, 1760; she was a sister of Susanna Wiegner [E 154]; she also had a sister Eva who did not migrate [$. H. L. ]. They came to Pa. in 1734 and settled in Lower Salford [Plate F II], purchasing land jointly with his brother Balzer [E 28]. On Apr. 24, 1734, George Hoffman sold his log house and attached garden, clear, to John Rothinger, a linen-weaver [E. E. S. J.]. The church books have records of their children as follows: Children (J): [11-1] 1. Susanna [E 111], b May 3, 1708; baptized May 3, 1708; sponsors: Melchior Mentsel, Barbara Heidrich, Susanna Legner (?); d Mar. 14, 1791; m Balthasar Krauss [E 10]. 2. Balthasar [E 32], b Apr. 16, 1710; baptized Apr. 17, 1710; sponsors: Melchior Krausze, George Fliemer, Melchior Mentzel, Barbara Heydrich, Anna Seidelmann; d Dec. 20, 1754. 3. George [E 218], b Apr. 1, 1714, in N. Hdrf.; baptized Apr. 2, 1714; sponsors: Melchior Krauss, Ursula Jackel, Maria Hoffman; d at sea on board St Andrew, Aug. 28-29, 1734; buried at sea. [Erlauterung , 4.69.] 4. A son, aged 4 years, was buried in Hdrf., June 10, 1721 ; “mit einer collecten” [ Hdrf. Ch. Bk ]. [106-2] REV. BALZER (BALTHASAR) HOFFMAN [E 28], b 1687; d July 11, 1775; s Christopher and Ursula (Anders) Hoffman [106]; m URSULA BEIER [E 101], b about 1686; d May 15, 1767; dau Eva Beier. They came to Pa. in 1734 with their children. Balthasar Hoffman and wife lie buried in the Salford Schw. Cem. According to the Berthelsdorf Gericht- Kauffbuch, Balthasar Hoffman on April 24, 1734, sold his house, situated in Upper Berthelsdorf between the properties of Christian Miller and John Christoph Nadler, together with attachments, for 80 dollars; the purchaser was David Weber. [E. E. S. J.] Children (3) : 1. Anna [E 102], b 1712; d Jan. 16, 1796; m George Schultz [E 55]. 2. Rosina [E 103], b Dec. 21, 1718, in O. Hdrf.; baptized Dec. 23, 1718; sponsors: George Merkel, Eva Anders, Rosina Jackel; d June 14, 1788; m (1) Christopher Seipt [E 60], (2) Christopher Yeakel [E 42]. 3. Christopher [E 104], b Dec. 3, 1727, at Berthelsdorf, Saxony; baptized Dec. 4, 1727; sponsors: Christoph Kriebel, Bauer hier, Balthasar Jackel, Pachter des Oberguts hier, Frau Barbara Hoffman hier (w of George Hoffman); d Jan. 29, 1804; m Rosina Dresher [E 172]. “Balthasar (Balzer) Hoffman was born in the year 1687 in Harpersdorf, Principality of Liegnitz, Silesia, of poor, plain and unpretending parents and was brought up in such traditions. He was em¬ ployed in Harpersdorf, especially in winter, as a weaver; at other times, however, frequently as a day laborer. In stature, he was a tall man, rather slender, his face longish and thin; and after his fiftieth year his hair grew entirely white. Even at an early age he had both a bent and a zeal for learning the [149-1] [59-1] 1 [38-1] J [106-3] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1181 ancient languages, and by his indefatigable diligence and the assistance of good books (which however, were not plentiful, because his means were insufficient to procure them) he succeeded in acquiring a fair mastery of Latin, Greek, and Hebrew, so that he knew these languages. Besides he had both the inclination and concern to devote himself to the Scriptures, in order to acquire, the correct understand¬ ing of them; to this end his knowledge of the languages was extremely useful and serviceable, since by this means he was able to examine the original text of the Scriptures, so that this knowledge was of great assistance for the better understanding of them. He was also zealous in the practice of Christian doctrine, and in the confession of the untainted truth revealed by God through Caspar Schwenckf eld, desiring to apprehend and to comprehend it accurately and unalloyed. And this God granted him, so that he obtained an abounding knowledge of it. Moreover, all his life he kept a watchful eye upon it to keep it pure and to avoid mingling with it accessory doctrines. “Upon his safe arrival in Philadelphia, he did not long remain in the city, but went into the coun¬ try, and, in accordance with the custom there, founded a home, since God had again blessed him so that he and his family could once more live peaceably. Moreover, his study of the Scriptures and Christian doctrine he at no time neglected, but devoted himself to them with the utmost diligence. And his liberty in Pennsylvania was to him a particularly momentous matter, which he regarded as a great divine favor and gift, bestowed upon the untainted testimony of the truth, that it might be cher¬ ished and practiced without hindrance. “When to George Weiss had been assigned the charge of holding public worship, as well as the performance of the marriage ceremony, the preaching of the Word at burial services and the catechising of the children; and when in 1740 George Weiss quite unexpectedly heard the last summons, these du¬ ties were entrusted to him (Balthasar Hoffman), even though a few times he secured release. Es¬ pecially in 1749, when on his chest and in his bronchial tubes he had a sensation which made breathing difficult, and this gradually became worse until both singing and speaking were unendurable. But in each instance he was again applied to, particularly to conduct the public services and catechise the children, by reason of his capability which was divinely bestowed. And this he did until on account of old age he was no longer able. “In 1774, December twenty-first, he was attacked with vertigo, which left him quite weak. Re¬ peated attacks followed at intervals of about two weeks leaving him every time in greater weakness. On the eleventh of July, 1775, we observed that he was even weaker than usual and that his feebleness was increasing. This continued until he lost his speech, and a few hours before his departure conscious¬ ness left him. On the above mentioned day, in the afternoon at 5 o’clock, calmly and but slightly dis¬ turbed, in the eighty-ninth year of his age, he fell asleep. The Lord be praised for having summoned him, and grant that we may be saved and follow him. Amen.” [From translation of biographical sketch of Rev. Balthasar Hoffman, written by his son Christopher . Original in S. H. L. See also “ Schwenkfelder Hymnology"- — Seipt; and the “ Schwenkfelder s in Pa." — Kriebel.) This is a son’s estimate of a very worthy father. In writing this biography the son followed the example set by his pious father, when in 1753, Rev. Balthasar Hoffman penned the extant biographical sketch of his lifelong bosom friend, Rev. George Weiss. Balthasar Hoffman and his brother George bought 76 acres of land in Lower Salford Twp., of Cas¬ par Wistar on Mar. 26, 1735, but in the same year, Dec. 17th, joint tenancy was severed. Balthasar and his wife conveyed their interest in the tract to George in 1743, and he secured a patent for the same on Feb. 2, 1745. This tract, together with 25 acres, acquired from Caspar Wistar on Dec. 24, 1743, was conveyed by George Hoffman to George Heydrick on May 22, 1762. It is situated on the east side of the Skippack Creek, two miles west of Franconia village, and was formerly owned by Henry Derstine. The importance of Balthasar Hoffman amongst the Schwenkfelders before their migration is indicated by the prominence he had in the various missions that were sent to the Emperor to implore toleration for this persecuted sect. In 1719 the Reformation made such progress in Silesia, that in 1721 the Catholic Church sent a mission to bring the people back to the old faith. The members of this mission at first labored mildly, but soon committed great acts of violence. The Schwenkfelders there¬ upon resolved to send an embassy to the Emperor. Their embassy was composed of Christopher Hoffman, Balzer Hoffman (father and son), and Balzer Hoffrichter. They left Silesia for Vienna on May 5, 1721, to make a plea for toleration for the severely oppressed brethren at home. Hoffrichter did not stay long, but the othor two remained more than four years. In this mission Balzer Hoffman delivered no less than seventeen memorials to the royal ruler. Although none of the deputation had any knowledge of court procedure and although officials who assisted them, did so at the risk of losing their position, true friends were found who assisted them in placing their pleas before the Imperial Court of Charles VI. During this time he found time to write letters, visit friends, compose hymns, sermons, and extensive 1182 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families tracts on religious subjects. The expense this incurred must have been very heavy on these people, who were already impoverished by the ravages of war and the burdensome fines imposed by the Jesuits. According to one account of their leader, Melchior Schultz, they had spent from $10,000 to $12,500 to secure toleration. We are told that in 1726 their petition was denied by the Emperor and they were forbidden to present any more petitions; Balzer dared not show himself by day, but had to return by night, taking with him to Ober-Lausitz his wife and two daughters, but not being safe here he fled with his father from Vienna by way of Prague to Lausitz and obtained the protection of Count Zinzendorf in Saxony for eight years, during which time his son Christopher was born. Upon the death of Rev. George Weiss in 1740, Balzer Hoffman was called to officiate in his stead, but not being very strong physically he withdrew several times; however demands continued to be made upon him especially for outdoor services and for catechizing of the children, so that he continued as above stated, until the weight of years made it impossible for him to serve any longer. He never tired of his many duties. His Sabbath forenoons, afternoons, or evenings were employed in writing, reading and singing. His closing years were spent in a small room, spinning, yet daily he would read, write, sing, and pray. To him idleness and the want of truth were of great moment, seeing how God’s gift of freedom was misapplied. He was a man of eminent wisdom and piety, and left behind him a catalog of his writings, embrac¬ ing fifty-eight tracts, all on theology and practical religion, — besides eighty-three letters on various kindred topics. As an hymnologist of the first order, he spent much time in composing, transcribing and studying hymns. He helped George Weiss compile the so-called “Weiss Hymnbook” of 1732. He made a transcription of both the first and second hymn collections. His son, Christopher, gives us a list of seventeen titles of Analyses and studies of hymns. [ From a folio ms. in the Pennypacker collection, S. H. L. ] His favorite employment seems to have been the study of hymns and occasionally on “Ge- daechtnisz Tag” (Sept. 24, the Schwenkfelder Memorial Day), he would present the study of a favorite hymn. Many of these sermons or studies are still extant. The mechanical execution of his writing excites the highest admiration. Written in a beautiful German script with a quill pen, before the advent of typewriters and other modern copying parapher¬ nalia, the pages of his books are a challenge to the chirography of the modern penman. A favorite device was to disguise his authorship, but somewhere on the page the initials “ B . H." invariably ap¬ pear, either on the margin, or at the foot of the page, and ofttimes in the form of an acrostic. He some¬ times used the pseudonym, “Barachiah Heber.” The descriptive catalog of his writings made by his son, Christopher, indicates that his most pro¬ ductive writing period extended from 1722 to 1773. This list enumerates 38 tracts and refers to 83 letters, without listing his hymns, his historical sketches and minor productions. The writings are classified under three heads: A. Studies of the Bible either by verses or chapters. B. Other useful studies and confessions. C. Studies of hymns. Some of his most important titles include the following: 1722 — A short catechism. 1724 — A postill called “Epistasia,” or the Epistle lessons of the Church year. He arranged the same text in ryhmes in 1726, and composed prayers to accompany them in 1738. 1725 — A study of the epistle to the Hebrews called “Hexatomus.” 1734 — “Evangelische Jahr Betrachtung.” A postill on the Gospel lessons for the Church year. In 1744 he prepared questions as a guide for the study of these and arranged them in rhyme. 1743 — A glossary in German of Scripture terms. 1751 — A careful study of the Apostles’s creed. In addition to the studies of hymns mentioned above, he wrote out in comparative fullness hjs Gedaechtnisz Tag sermons; prepared historical sketches of the Schwenkfelders; and worked out elaborate productions in the line of revealed theology. One of these productions was called “Hodophaenum.” [Cf. Kriebel — The Schwenkfelders in Pa.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1183 AS ORIGINATOR OF THE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS The encyclopedia, “Americana Britannica,” last edition, states that the correspondence schools were the outgrowth of the Chautauqua Movement in 1871, — a direct outgrowth of the Camp Meeting ideas, when instruction in religious and secular education was inaugurated in what was known as the Chautauqua Course of Study, and which has grown into the modern “Correspondence Schools in Home Education.” Balthasar Hoffman anticipated this scheme by about 120 years. Letters written by Hoffman are extant in which he gives Christopher Schultz lessons in Hebrew by correspondence. At least two of such letters are preserved, written in 1753. They are written in his usual legible, clear hand, and contain four different languages. First the Hebrew words, finely executed in Hebrew charac¬ ters, then follows the equivalent in Greek and Latin, and the explanations are in German. Just how extensively Rev. Hoffman carried on his instruction by correspondence is not known, but judging by his zeal and activity in other lines we have reason to believe that many other letters similar to those men¬ tioned above, were written. It seemed to be a fixed habit for these early settlers to carry on a voluminous correspondence with the friends left behind in Europe, as well as with the members of different sections of Pa. Judging by the number of letters still in existence it was quite a common occurrence for the young folks of the “Lower District” to write to young people of the “Upper District,” or vice versa, and ask some Biblical questions or request an explanation of some Bible passage. These letters were more frequently written in German, but we have some also written in Latin. One of special interest was written by John Schultz [149-9] at the age of fourteen. He later became one of the leading Schwenkfelder ministers and was highly esteemed for his scholarship as well as for his earnest and impressive piety. [106-3] REV. CHRISTOPHER HOFFMAN [E 104], b Dec. 3, 1727; d Jan. 29, 1804; s Rev. Balzer and Ursula (Beier) Hoffman [106-2] ;m by Rev. Balzer Hoffman, May 17, 1753, to ROSINA DRESHER [E 172], b Dec. 3, 1714 (?); d July 3, 1794; dau of George and Maria (Beyer) Dresher [64]. No issue. Both buried in Salford Schwenkfelder Cemetery. The tombstone for Rosina Dresher Hoffman states that her age was 70 years and 9 months. Rev. Christopher Hoffman, born in Saxony, Germany, lived in Lower Salford Twp., Pa. On Nov. 15, 1752, Abraham Wiegner and wife, Susanna, conveyed to Christopher Hoffman, “book-binder,” 83 acres in the present township of Lower Salford, Montg. Co., Pa., owned in 1918 by Abraham L. Der- stine. On May 27, 1791, Christopher Hoffman and wife conveyed the same tract to Abraham Kriebel. Rev. Christopher Hoffman led a busy life, and was an acceptable and faithful minister of the Schwenkfelders. Many of his sermons are still preserved. No doubt he received his religious training at the hands of his father. Between 1758 and 1760 he copied the “Weiss hymn book.” As a catechist he made a record of the work done by his class. In 1777 he wrote an interesting account of his father’s life and labors, and in 1795 collected and catalogued his writings. In 1764 when the Schwenkfelder school system was established, we find the name of Christopher Hoffman signed for a loan of 20 pounds, and he served as a teacher in “Shippach” for seven years, having attained the age of fifty-five when he began to teach. He also served as trustee and inspector of the schools prior to his career as a teacher. At one time Christopher Hoffman was appealed to by messengers to serve in a certain public office for which he had been chosen, but flatly refused to accept. After the messengers had left, he said to his wife, “Oh, how good it is to be able to remain humble!” AS AN HYMNOLOGIST Rev. Christopher Hoffman’s most important contribution to Schwenkfelder hymnology was a manuscript hymn book of 1760. He incorporated in this book the textual revision or corrections of numerous hymns made by Caspar and George Weiss. He recorded about five hundred of these correc¬ tions by writing the various changes in the margin with his initials. He also preserved by copying many exegeses made by his father. The manuscript appendix, which many copies of the Saur edition contain, is his work. The following was written by the late S. W. Pennypacker: “This hymn-book of the Schwenckfelders, which maybe said to represent the art of the Middle Ages, extended into the 18th Century and across the Atlantic ... is the best specimen of their manuscripts known to those familiar with the subject. It wras written between 1758 and 1760 in Penna., and was bound here and the clasps and mountings were made here. Christopher Hoffman, who wrote it, came to Penna. at six years of age, so that his art was learned here. It is therefore, except as to the literature, purely a Pennsylvania production. Hoffman was born in 1728 and died Jany. 29, 1804, so that when he undertook this task he was thirty years of age.” [See also Schwenkfelder Hymnology — Seipt, p 89. \ 1184 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families AS A BOOKBINDER Christopher Hoffman is probably best remembered as the Schwenkfelder bookbinder. Many manuscript volumes repose on the shelves of the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg, Pa., showing his amazing skill and workmanship. Large folios with board covers, covered with pig skin, decorated with fancy designs, ofttimes with brass corners and brass knobs in the center of the covers, are a tribute to the amazing activity of this farmer, preacher, teacher, compiler, and bookbinder. How he ever found time to accomplish so much work with his crude tools, is the query of the modern student. Large collections of sermons, letters, a folio volume of letters written by imprisoned Schwenkfelders in Silesia copied in 1746, were bound and preserved by him. Truly he led a busy and active life. While Christopher Hoffman himself left no descendants, we find his sisters, Anna and Rosina, are the ancestors of several hundred families in Montgomery and adjoining counties as well as in many states of the Union. SUSANNA (DIETRICH) SCHOLTZE (SCHULTZ) [E 149] and her DESCENDANTS 1186 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149] SUSANNA (DIETRICH) SCHOLTZE [E 149], b Mar. 13, 1690; d Feb. 23, 1765; came to Pa. in 1734 with her children. She was the widow of BALTHASAR SCHOLTZE, of Nieder Harpersdorf, and was the daughter of Balthasar and Barbara Dietrich. Susanna and Balthasar were married Jan. 15, 1709 [Ah Hdrf. Ch. Bk.]. She had a sister Barbara who d 1759; a sister Eva who d 1762; a brother Balthasar of the “Feldhauser,” wrho d Feb. 14, 1775 (in 1767, Hans Christopher Heebner’s wife sent him greetings). Balthasar Scholtze and family fled from Silesia to Saxony, Apr. 27, 1726. Balthasar d in Herrnhut Nov. 28, 1726, aged 47 years, 4 weeks; was buried Dec. 2, “mit einer collect.” [E. E. S. J .] He was the son of Matthias Scholtze. Susanna Scholtze lived with her son, George [Plate C XV]. Place of burial not determined. Children (6): 1. George [E 55], b Feb. 8, 1710; baptized Feb. 9, 1710; sponsors: Adam Krausze, Melchior Herrmann, Regina Jackelin; d Mar. 21, 1784; m Anna Hoffman [E 102]. 2. Gregorius, b Aug. 19, 1711; baptized Aug. 20, 1711; sponsors: Adam Krausze, George Grohe, Regina Jackelin; d Aug. 7, 1728, at 5.00 P.M.; buried Aug. 10, “mit einer Collecte” [cf. Berthelsdorf Church Book]. 3. Anna [E 150], b Apr. 1, 1714, in Nieder Hdrf.; baptized Apr. 3, 1714; sponsors: Adam Krausze, George Grohe, Regina Jackelin; d June 26, 1789; m Christopher Wiegner [E 56]. 4. Susanna [E 151], b Mar. 23, 1716, in N. Hdrf. ; baptized Mar. 25, 1716; sponsors: Adam Fliegner, Balthasar Jackel, Helena Beerin; d Nov. 4, 1773; m George Hiibner [E 18]. 5. Maria [E 152], b Mar. 28, 1718, in N. Hdrf.; baptized Mar. 30, 1718; sponsors: Balth. Jackel, Adam Fliegner, Anna Maria Scholtin; d Mar. 11, 1807; m Christopher Jackie [E 57]. 6. Barbara [E 153], b July 5, 1720, in N. Hdrf.; baptized July 7, 1720; sponsors: Balthasar Jackel, Helena Beerin, Anna Maria Scholtin; d Jan. 26, 1786; m Hans Christoph Hiibner [E 201]. [149-1] GEORGE SCHOLTZE [E 55], b Feb. 8, 1710; d Mar. 21, 1784; s Balthasar and Susanna (Dietrich) Scholtze [149]; m May 3, 1737, in the presence of witnesses and elders, ANNA HOFFMAN [E 102], b 1712; d Jan. 16, 1796; dau Rev. Balthasar and Ursula (Beier) Hoffman [106-2]. George Scholtze came to Pa. in 1734 with his parents, and after marriage settled on a farm in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. [ Plate C XVII]. He was naturalized Apr. 10, 1760; both George Scholtze and wife are buried in the Washington Schw. Cem. Children (6): [25-4] 1. Susanna, b Aug. 21, 1740; d Oct. 10, 1820; m Abraham Kriebel. [149—2] 2. Balthasar, b Apr. 23, 1744; d Apr. 12, 1813; m Anna Yeakel. [149-3] 3. Christopher, b Oct. 7, 1746; d Sept. 10, 1830; m Maria Yeakel. 4. Ursula, b Nov. 2, 1749; d July 4, 1750. [149-4] 5. Gregory, b Mar. 25, 1753; d Feb. 27, 1827; in Rosina Yeakel. [64-3] 6. Eve, b Jan. 31, 1756; d Apr. 6, 1786; m Abraham Dresher. George Scholtze bought from Benedict Strohm and wife at the price of 23 pounds and 7 shillings, 102 acres and 78 perches of land on Mar. 14, 1744, which he and his wife sold for 150 pounds on Nov. 16, 1751, to John Nicholas Fink. The Henry H.‘ Shultz farm at Clayton, Pa. (1922) was part of this tract. (This tract is not marked on the charts reproduced in this book, as they were already completed before this ownership was ascertained.) George Scholtze afterwards purchased and occupied a “stony piece of land” which he sold again (“Am Fusz des langen hohen Berges.” — Isaac Schultz). [149-2] BALTHASAR SCHULTZ, b Apr. 23, 1744; d Apr. 12, 1813; s George and Anna (Hoffman) Scholtze [149-1]; m Nov. 24, 1768, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to ANNA YEAKEL, b June 25, 1743; d Sept. 8, 1799; dau Balthasar and Barbara (Warmer) Yeakel [38-3], Balthasar Schultz was a farmer and lived on a fine farm on the Hosensack Creek, Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. Balthasar, or Balzer Schultz, as he wrote his name, wrote out a conversation between himself and George Carl Stocks, one of the teachers of the “Hosensack Academy,” which took place while on a journey to Phila., on June 15, [149-1] [154-1] [17-lb] [160-1] [199-1] Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families 1187 1792. This document is preserved in the S. H. L. and is the most laudatory encomium on the Schwenk- felders that was ever written. [Cf. “ The Hosensack Academy," Schwenkfeldian, Vol. VII, p 179.] Children (8): [38-40] 1. Barbara, b Nov. 23, 1769; d May 12, 1860; m Christopher Yeakel. [149-5] 2. George, b June 28, 1771; d Sept. 3, 1847; m Barbara Yeakel. [149-6] 3. Andrew, b Aug. 18, 1773; d May 9, 1818; m Rosina Snyder. [48—10] 4. Eve, b June 23, 1775; d Apr. 9, 1822; m Jacob Snyder. [149-7] 5. Matthias, b Feb. 20, 1777; d Jan. 30, 1855; m Christina Yeakel. [149—8] 6. David, b Nov. 23, 1779; d Apr. 7, 1851; m Lydia Yeakle. [48—13] 7. Susanna, b Aug. 14, 1782; d Oct. 15, 1862; m Abraham Snyder. 8. Rosina, b May 11, 1785; d May 9, 1820; single. [149-3] CHRISTOPHER SCHULTZ, b Oct. 7, 1746; d Sept. 10, 1830; s George and Anna (Hoff¬ man) Scholtze [149-1]; m by Rev. Christopher Schultz, Apr. 25, 1771, to MARIA YEAKEL, b Oct. 2, 1748; d Aug. 20, 1832 dau Hans Heinrich and Susanna (Heydrick) Yeakel [38-5]. Christopher Schultz was a farmer and resided in Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [149-9] [149-10] [21-6] [149-11] [149-12] [149—13] [21-7] Children (8): 1. John, b Mar. 11, 1772; d Nov. 3, 1827; m Regina Heebner. 2. Jacob, b June 17, 1774; d Apr. 9, 1855; m Magdalena Gerhard. 3. Susanna, b Nov. 5, 1775; d Mar. 22, 1848; m Balthasar Heebner. 4. Samuel, b Feb. 24, 1778; d May 26, 1861; m Rosina Yeakel. George} tw{ b Dec 20 1781. d j Oct. 29 1851; m Hannah Schubert. 6. Caspar] l Mar. 15, 1858; m Christina Yeakel. 7. Anna, b Apr. 29, 1785; d Apr. 2, 1839; m Henry Heebner. 8. Daughter, b July 12, 1794; d same day. [149-4] GREGORY SCHULTZ, b Mar. 25, 1753; d Feb. 27, 1827; s George and Anna (Hoffman) Scholtze [149-1]; m May 1, 1777, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to ROSINA YEAKEL, b Dec. 13, 1752; d Dec. 22, 1819; dau Balthasar and Barbara (Warmer) Yeakel [38-3]. Children (6): 1. Son, b July 27, 1778; stillborn. [38-31a] 2. Susanna, b May 1, 1780; d Nov. 13, 1830; m David Yeakel. 3. Maria, b May 25, 1783; d Nov. 15, 1787. 4. Barbara, b May 22, 1785; d May 7, 1808. [149-14] 5. Daniel, b July 2, 1788; d Sept. 5, 1862; m Sarah Yeakel. [68-5a] 6. Eve, b May 3, 1791; d Aug. 16, 1816; rn Joseph Schultz. [149-5] GEORGE SCHULTZ, b June 28, 1771; d Sept. 3, 1847; s Balthasar and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-2]; m May 29, 1800, by Rev. George Kriebel, to BARBARA YEAKEL, b Nov. 22, 1766; d July 21, 1823; dau Balthasar and Susanna (Krauss) Yeakel [38-16]. Children (J): [44-16] [149-15] 1. Daughter, b Aug. 30, 1801 ; d Aug. 31, 1801. 2. John, b Aug. 3, 1802; d Oct. 3, 1880; single. 3. Susanna, b Sept. 10, 1804; d Aug. 11, 1876; m I Jonas Reinewald. i w . u osopn ivrauss. 4. Sarah, b July 17, 1808; d Apr. 17, 1881; single. [149-6] ANDREW SCHULTZ, b Aug. 18, 1773; d May 9, 1818; s Balthasar and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-2]; m May 1, 1806, ROSINA SNYDER, b Sept. 13, 1785; d Sept. 27, 1823; dau George and Susanna (Wiegner) Snyder [48-5b]. Children (6): [149-16] 1. Samuel, b Nov. 24, 1807; d May 11, 1872; m Abigail Yeakel. [149—25] 2. Susanna, b Aug. 29, 1809; d Oct. 31, 1891; m Henry H. Schultz. [21-28a] 3. Anna, b June 7, 1811; d Apr. 22, 1838; m George Heebner. [161—18] 4. Maria, b June 6, 1813; d Oct. 20, 1872; m David Anders. [149—26] 5. Christina, b Jan. 31, 1815; d Oct. 21, 1857; m Rev. William Schultz. [149-17] 6. George, b - , 1818; d Sept. 18, 1857; m Anna Yeakel. 1188 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-7] MATTHIAS SCHULTZ, b Feb. 20, 1777; d Jan. 30, 1855; s Balthasar and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-2]; m May 26, 1803, by Rev. George Kriebel, to CHRISTINA YEAKEL, b Feb. 14, 1780; d July 20, 1829; dau Melchior and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [38-19]. Children (9): [149-18] 1. Charles, b Apr. 15, 1804; d Mar. 14, 1870; m Maria. Reichenbach. 2. David, b Aug. 30, 1805; d Apr. 5, 1841. [149-19] 3. Sarah, b May 23, 1808; cl Mar. 23, 1889; m Peter Rothenberger. 4. William, b Oct. 27, 1809; d Apr. 17, 1836. [149-20] 5. Anthony, b Dec. 12, 1811; d Apr. 13, 1890; m Sophia Meschter. 6. Daniel, b Nov. 21, 1813; d in infancy. [25-54] 7. Regina, b May 16, 1816; d July 31, 1902; m Abraham Kriebel. 8. Christina, b June 5, 1818; d July 30, 1829. [149-21] 9. Susanna, b Sept. 8, 1821; d Sept. 30, 1890; m David R. Rothenberger. [149-8] DAVID SCHULTZ, b Nov. 23, 1779; d Apr. 7, 1851; s Balthasar and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-2] ; m Oct. 27, 1807, LYDIA YEAKLE, b Mar. 8, 1783; d July 5, 1845; dau Christopher and Susanna (Kriebel) Yeakle [160-3]. David Schultz was a farmer and lived in Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Children (5): [149-22] 1. Joshua, b Sept. 11, 1808; d Mar. 30, 1892; m Anna Schultz. [149-23] 2. Reuben, b Mar. 12, 1810; d Dec. 4, 1879; m Hannah Heebner. 3. Daughter, b Mar. 8, 1812; d same day. 4. Rebecca, b Aug. 27, 1814; d Nov. 16, 1872. 5. Anna, b Oct. 1, 1821; d Sept. 23, 1823. [149-9] REV. JOHN SCHULTZ, b Mar. 11, 1772; d Nov. 3, 1827; s Christopher and Maria (Yeakel) Schultz [149-3] ; m May 24, 1796, by Rev. George Kriebel, to REGINA HEEBNER, b Jan. 13, 1777; d Sept. 8, 1862; dau George and Susanna (Heydrick) Heebner [21-2b]. Rev. John Schultz lived in Hereford Twp., Berks Co., Pa.; was a farmer by occupation and a minister of the Schwenkfelder Society. He was highly esteemed for his earnest and impressive piety. Children (18): [19-12] 1. Sarah, b May 13, 1797; d Mar. 1, 1859; m Israel Kriebel. [70-9] 2. Maria, b Sept. 4, 1798; d Feb. 2, 1873; m Jeremiah Schultz. [38-83] 3. Sophia, b Jan. 28, 1800; d July 24, 1879; m Samuel Yeakel. [149-24] 4. George H., b June 14, 1801; d Dec. 16, 1895; m Regina Schultz. [149-25] 5. Henry IT., b Mar. 9, 1804; d July 25, 1887; m Susanna Schultz. [149-26] 6. William, b Mar. 20, 1806; d Oct. 23, 1890; m Christina Schultz. [149-27] 7. John, b July 15, 1808; d Apr. 15, 1896; m Rebecca Yeakle. 8. Susannah, b Feb. 19, 1810; d June 8, 1810. [149-28] 9. Samuel, b Sept. 1, 1811; d July 7, 1879; m Elizabeth Schultz. 10. Frederick, b Nov. 19, 1813; d Nov. 19, 1872; single. [11-59] 11. Christina, b Oct. 23, 1815; d June 19, 1910; m Henry Krauss. [149-28.1] 12. Christopher, b Feb. 9, 1818; d May 19, 1851; name of wife unknown. [149-29] 13. Anthony, b May 7, 1820; d Aug. 23, 1848; m Mary Kriebel. [149-10] JACOB SCHULTZ, b June 17, 1774; d Apr. 9, 1855; s Christopher and Maria (Yeakel) Schultz [149-3]; m Apr. 11, 1799, by Rev. George Kriebel, to MAGDALENA GERHARD, b Aug. 31, 1768; d Mar. 1, 1839; dau Peter and Susanna (Seipt) Gerhard [59-3]. Jacob Schultz was a miller. Children (10): 1. Mary, b Mar. 6, 1800; d Apr. 9, 1881; unm. 2. Jonas, b Apr. 24, 1801. 3. Susanna, b May 29, 1802; d Oct. 8, 1860; unm. 4. Esther, b June 27, 1804. [38-96] 5. Lydia, b Nov. 26, 1805; d Sept. 24, 1888; rn George Wieand. [38-30] 6. Elenora, b Nov. 20, 1807; d Jan. 13, 1878; m Augustus Yeakle. [149-30] 7. Jesse, b Oct. — , 1809; m Catharine Godschalk. [149-31] 8. Sophia, b Mar. 30, 1811; d Nov. 3, 1854; m Jacob Clemens. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1180 [149-32a] 1 [ 149— 32b] J [149-33] 9. Thomas, b Apr. 24, 1812; d June 22, 1895; m l. Elizabeth Klemmer. i 2. Elizabeth Johnson. 10. Rachel, b Aug. 28, 1814; d Dec. 31, 1898; m Joseph Detweiler. [ Unable to complete .] [149-11] SAMUEL SCHULTZ, b Feb. 24, 1778; d May 26, 1861 ; s Christopher and Maria (Yeakel) Schultz [149-3]; m May 9, 1805, ROSINA YEAKEL, b July 4, 1780; d Jan. 6, 1840; dau Jacob and Susannah (Schultz) Yeakel [38-7]. Samuel Schultz lived in Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pa. Children (11): [149-34] [149-34.1] [149-35] [149-36a] 1 [149-3 6b] j [149-37] [149-38] [149-39] [149M0] 1. Charles, b Mar. 13, 1806; m Hannah Gerhard. 2. Susanna, b May 11, 1807; d 1899; m Daniel Stahl. 3. Jonathan, b Sept. 18, 1808; m Sarah Krauss. 4. Abraham, b Jan. 5, 1810; m ( ^Jdia Krauss- / l 2. Mary Livingston. 5. Jacob, b June 6, 1811; m, Rebecca Eberhard. 6. David, b Nov. 22, 1812; d Sept. 22, 1850; m Christina Schultz. 7. Magdalena, b Oct. 7, 1814. 8. Lydia, b June 1, 1816; d Nov. 3, 1828. 9. Sophia, b Mar. 23, 1818; d Feb. 8, 1883; m Jacob Raudenbush. 10. Daniel, b Apr. 24, 1820; m Anna Gerhard. 11. Joel, b Nov. 17, 1824. [ Unable to complete.] [149-12] GEORGE SCHULTZ, b Dec. 20, 1781 ; d Oct. 29, 1 851 ; s Christopher and Maria (Yeakel) Schultz [149-3]; m May—, 1812, HANNAH SCHUBERT, b Dec. 2, 1788; d Aug. 18, 1869; dau Melchior and Maria (Krauss) Schubert [75b-l]. Farmer; lived in Worcester, Pa., on the farm now owned (1920) by Milton Landis. Children (7): [149-41] 1. Michael, b July 13, 1814; d June 7, 1890; m Rachel Snyder. [149-42] 2. Anthony, b Oct. 21, 1815; d May 2, 1890; m Mary Bitting. [161-20] 3. Rebecca, b June 19, 1817; d Dec. 20, 1885; m Abraham Anders. [149-43] 4. Solomon, b Aug. 3, 1819; d May 23, 1898; m Sophia Kriebel. [149-44] 5. Nathan, b Jan. 24, 1821; d Dec. 28, 1888; m Martha J. Mathers. [25-37] 6. Mary, b May 2, 1826; d Nov. 4, 1900; m Samuel Y. Krieble. [149—45] 7. William, b Dec. 26, 1827; d Nov. 6, 1913; m Catharine Meschter. [149-13] CASPAR SCHULTZ, b Dec. 20, 1781 ; d Mar. 15, 1858; s Christopher and Maria (Yeakel) Schultz [149-3] ; m June 7, 1810, CHRISTINA YEAKEL, b Mar. 30, 1790 ; d Apr. 9, 1862 ; dau Jacob and Susanna (Schultz) Yeakel [38-7]. Children (9): [149-46] 1. Sarah, b Mar. 4, 1811 ;d Feb. 4, 1903; m Jacob Althouse. [68-16] 2. Maria, b July 9, 1812; d Jan. 7, 1877; m David Schultz. 3. Susanna, b Apr. 20, 1814; d Dec. 27, 1818. [149-47] 4. Jacob, b Aug. 10, 1815; d Nov. 20, 1897; m Anna Kriebel. [11-61] 5. Magdalena, b Mar. 9, 1819; d Dec. 23, 1911; m Jonathan Krauss. 6. Lydia, b May 27, 1821; d Aug. 18, 1821. 7. Elias, b Mar. 3, 1825; d Apr. 6, 1837. 8. Son, b Sept. 21, 1826; d Sept. 27, 1828. 9. Jonas Y., b Mar. 31, 1829; d Aug. 24, 1914; clergyman. Jonas Y. Schultz was a practicing physician in his younger days; later he was for many years a regular contributor to “Heavenly Manna,” published at Quakertown, Pa. He conducted evangelistic services for many years, and wrote a great many articles for religious circulation. He bequeathed all his books, papers, and diaries to the Schwenkfelder Historical Library. [149-14] DANIEL SCHULTZ, b July 2, 1788; d Sept. 5, 1862; s Gregory and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-4]; m Nov. 25, 1813, SARAH YEAKEL, b Feb. 8, 1795; d Dec. 23, 1862; dau Jacob and Susanna (Schultz) Yeakel [38-7]. Lived in Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. 1190 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (5): 2. ) «™.«u„e28, 1815; d {^-5,1815. 3. Lydia, b Nov. 2, 1816; d Aug. 17, 1836. [59-16] 4. Susanna, b Dec. 23, 1819; d prior to 1879; m Samuel Gerhard. 5. John, b Sept. 30, 1824; d Feb. 13, 1826. [149-15] SUSANNA (SCHULTZ) REINEWALD, b Sept. 10, 1804; d Aug. 11, 1876; dau George and Barbara (Yeakel) Schultz [149-5], and widow of Jonas Reinewald [44-16]; m 2nd time, Mar. 27, 1838, JOSEPH KRAUSS, b Feb. 7, 1802; d Nov. 27, 1843. Joseph Krauss was a native of Germany. Children (3): [149-48] 1. Jonas S., b Sept. 7, 1839; m Eliza Bower. [149—49] 2. Christiana, b Feb. 3, 1841, d Jan. 15, 1922; m John Kerver. [199-5] 3. Susanna, b Apr. 19, 1844; d Oct. 24, 1910; m Henry H. Heebner. [149-16] SAMUEL SCHULTZ, b Nov. 24, 1807; d May 11, 1872; s Andrew and Rosina (Snyder) Schultz [149-6]; m Nov. 15, 1832, ABIGAIL YEAKEL, b Oct. 9, 1811 ; d May 12, 1879; dau Christopher and Elizabeth (Yeakel) Yeakel [38-21]. Children (J): [149-50] 1. Reuben, b Jan. 3, 1835; d Aug. 10, 1898; m Amelia Stine. [149-51] 2. George Y., 5 Dec. 9, 1839; d Mar. 16, 1918; m Sarah Rhoads. 3. Lydia, b Feb. 25, 1843; d Nov. 20, 1872; unm. [149-52] 4. Joseph Y., b Feb. 15, 1850; m, Angeline Leister. [149-17] GEORGE SCHULTZ, b - — , 1818; d Sept. 18, 1857; s Andrew and Rosina (Snyder) Schultz [149-6]; m June 7, 1846, ANNA YEAKEL, b Aug. 20, 1820; d July 26, 1880; dau Abraham and Sarah (Miller) Yeakel [38-29]. Children ( 5 ): [149-53] [149-54] [149-55] [149-56] [38-301] [149-57] 1. Lucianna, b Apr. 30, 1847; dec; m George Simpson. 2. Levi, b Sept. 9, 1849; m Elizabeth Stauffer. 3. Rosina Y., b Jan. 27, 1852; d Nov. 18, 1913; m Christian O. Bieler. 4. Amandas Y., b Dec. 6, 1854; d Mar. 23, 1921; m Lucinda A. Bitting. 1. Allen Yeakel. . 2. William E. Daubman. 5. Caroline, b July 24, 1856; m Anna Yeakel Schultz m 2nd time, Samuel Miller [38-71]. [149-18] CHARLES SCHULTZ, b Apr. 15, 1804; d Mar. 14, 1870; s Matthias and Christina (Yea¬ kel) Schultz [149-7]; m Oct. 21, 1837, by Rev. Daniel Weiser, to MARIA REICHENBACH, b Jan. 3, 1802; d Aug. 2, 1884; dau John George Reichenbach. Children ( 3 ): 1. Lydia, b May 25, 1838; d May 25, 1845. [19-31] 2. Christine, b Mar. 8, 1840; d Mar. 6, 1906; m Andrew Kriebel. 3. Edwin, b Oct. 30, 1843; d Mar. 9, 1845. [149-19] SARAH SCHULTZ, b May 23, 1808; d Mar. 23, 1889; dau Matthias and Christina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-7]; m Sept. 11, 1853, PETER ROTHENBERGER, b Sept. 1, 1800; d July 11, 1874. Peter Rothenberger lived on a hill above Corning, Pa., and was known as “Lame Pete.” Three children were born to this marriage, but died quite young. [ Unable to complete.] [149-20] ANTHONY SCHULTZ, b Dec. 12, 1811; d Apr. 13, 1890; s Matthias and Christina (Yea¬ kel) Schultz [149-7]; m Apr. 13, 1846, SOPHIA MESCHTER, b Nov. 13, 1814; d June 27, 1891; dau Jeremiah and Christina (Kriebel) Meschter [66-2]. Children (J) : 1. Daughter, b Feb. 26, 1847; d May 19, 1847. [149-58] 2. Edwin M., b Apr. 14, 1850; d Sept. 18, 1892; m Laura Krauss. [149-59] 3. Nathan M., b Nov. 27, 1852; m Regina N. Schultz. [ 1 49-60] 4. Elizabeth M., b Apr. 7, 1857; m John F. Albitz. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1191 [149-21] SUSANNAH SCHULTZ, b Sept. 8, 1821; d Sept. 30, 1890; dau Matthias and Christina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-7]; m Sept. 11, 1853, DAVID R. ROTHENBERGER, b Mar. 24, 1813; d Sept. 6, 1885; s Peter and Magdalena (Rauch) Rothenberger. [149-61] [149-62] [149-63a] | [149-63b] J [149-64] [149-65] Children (7): 1. Sarah Ann, b July 28, 1857; d June 30, 1893. 2. Amandus S., b June 6, 1854; m Selina S. Kriebel. 3. Edwin S., b Nov. 10, 1855; m Amanda Kriebel. 4. Thomas S., b Jan. 14, 18o9; d Mar. 29, 1907; m j 9 gpen Kriebel 5. Asa, b July 17, 1861; m Amanda A. Merkel. 6. Elmira, b Oct. 20, 1863; d July 27, 1865. 7. Levi S., b Apr. 5, 1866; d Mar. 6, 1898; m Andora Sehoenly. [149-22] REV. JOSHUA SCHULTZ, b Sept. 11, 1808; d Mar. 30, 1892; s David and Lydia (Yea¬ kel) Schultz [149-8]; m Feb. 24, 1835, ANNA SCHULTZ, b Jan. 14, 1812; d Dec. 24, 1871; s Andrew and Sophia (Kriebel) Schultz [70-6]. [68-27a] [11-90] [149-66a] [149— 66b] [149-67] Children (5): 1. Susanna, b Mar. 10, 1843; d Oct. 17, 1905; m Erwin N. Schultz. 2. Mary, b June 16, 1845; d Sept. 29, 1883; m Henry K. Urffer. 1 „ , , ,T , T , [ 1. Mary Annetta Trump, j 3. Manoah, b Nov. 23, 1847; d July 18, 1910; m j 2 Mary wiand. 4. Josiah, b Apr. 8, 1850; d May 15, 1851. 5. Samuel S., b Apr. 16, 1852; m Amanda L. Roberts. Rev. Joshua Schultz, the eldest son of David Schultz, was born in Upper Hanover Township, Montg. County, Pa., on the farm located along the Hosensack Creek, about one half mile east of the Palm Station; it has subsequently been owned by his brother, Reuben Schultz, and by Edwin H. Schultz, and Wayne H. Rothenberger. In his boyhood days, after some brief school instruction, Joshua Schultz became a great lover of books and literature, an industrious reader, and being gifted with a comprehensive mind and a reten¬ tive memory, he soon acquired a good deal of general information and knowledge, of which he made good use during his life. He believed in schools affording higher educational facilities, and he himself attended a private academy in Chestnut Hill, Phila., one winter. Here he studied languages — es¬ pecially English and Latin — and acquired a fair knowledge of higher mathematics and astronomy. The latter of these proved very interesting to him, and commanded his careful observation and study even in his old age. After thus acquiring a fair education he taught school for a number of years. On February 24th, 1835, he was married to Anna Schultz, daughter of Andrew Schultz, and then settled on the farm located one half mile southeast of Hereford, Berks Co., Pa. He was a member of the Society of Schwenkfelders and was called by that body of believers to become their minister. This proposition met with disapproval on the part of his father, who took extreme measures to show his displeasure in the matter, in the hope that he might discourage his son in this undertaking. The young man, however, had seen the vision and with confidence in himself and trust in God, he resolved to do that which he felt the Lord wanted him to do. Consequently he entered upon his duties as minister of the Gospel, December 26, 1842. In connection with this work he organized and conducted classes in catechetical instruction. He gave much time to visiting the sick, ministering to their wants, and giving assistance wherever he could. He officiated at many funerals in his own Church, and having the respect of the people of the community and of neighboring pastors, he frequently occupied the pulpit of other denominations. Although thrown entirely upon his own resources, after creating the displeasure of his father, he was blessed in his enterprises and had possessions of no mean degree. He served as trustee or guardian for minors in numerous cases. The moral and social qualities of his well stored mind were of a high order, tempered as it was with a true Christian spirit; he commanded the respect of those with whom he came in contact. As a minis¬ ter, he endeavored to give the true spiritual sense of the Scriptures, his chief aim being the glorification of God and the well-being of man. After thus serving his people in this capacity for a period of almost fifty years, the life work of Rev. Joshua Schultz was brought to a close on March 30th, 1892, in the Kraussdale Meeting House, in the same pulpit in which he had preached his first sermon. It was wdiile officiating with the late Rev. William S. Anders of the Middle District, at the funeral of one of his parishioners, Abraham S. 1192 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Krauss, that he was stricken with apoplexy and passed away immediately in front of the congre¬ gation he had served faithfully for so long a time. The years of his life had been many, useful, devoted, and active to the very end. His remains were laid to rest in the Hosensack Meeting House Cemetery, near the site of the once famous Hosensack Academy. Some of the records of his work and writings are preserved in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, at Pennsburg, Pa. [0. S. &.] [149-23] REUBEN SCHULTZ, b Mar. 12, 1810; d Dec. 4, 1879; s David and Lydia (Yeakel) Schultz [149-8]; m Nov. 19, 1839, HANNAH HEEBNER, b Feb. 24, 1816; d June 24, 1897; daw Henry and Anna (Schultz) Heebner [21-7]. Reuben Schultz lived in Upper Hanover Twp., along the Hosen¬ sack Creek, Montg. Co., Pa. Children (6): 1. Lydia, b Sept. 24, 1840; d Nov. 18, 1841. [149-68] 2. Daniel H., b Nov. 24, 1841; m Katie Gehris. [149-69] 3. Sarah H., b Nov. 21, 1843; d Jan. 17, 1910; m Charles Fluck. [149-70] 4. Jeremiah H., b Oct. 9, 1846; m Mary Elizabeth Knauss. [149-71] 5. Edwin H., b Nov. 24, 1848; d Aug. 26, 1910; m Mary L. Yeakel. [149-72] 6. Mary H., b Dec. 7, 1852; d May 2, 1888; m William B. Fox. [ 149-24] GEORGE H. SCHULTZ, b June 14, 1801 ; d Dec. 16, 1895 ; s Rev. John and Regina (Heeb¬ ner) Schultz [149-9] ; m May 11, 1830, REGINA SCHULTZ, b Feb. 23, 1801 ; d Apr. 19, 1853; dau David and Anna (Kriebel) Schultz [70-2]. Children (3) : 1. Levi, b June 14, 1832; d May 3, 1853. [149-73] 2. Anna, b Mar. 24, 1836; m Christian Stahl. [149-74] 3. Christian, b Apr. 6, 1838; d June 10, 1886; m Amelia Strunk. [149-25] HENRY H. SCHULTZ, b Mar. 9, 1804; d July 25, 1887; s Rev. John and Regina (Meschter) Schultz [149-9]; m Apr. 21, 1831, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Aug. 29, 1809; d Oct. 31, 1891; dau Andrew and Rosina (Snyder) Schultz [149-6]. Children ( 8 '): [149-75] 1. Joel S., b May 12, 1832; d May 21, 1900; m Sarah K. Schultz. 2. Sophia, b Nov. 24, 1833; d Oct. 10, 1862. [149-76] 3. Enos S., b Feb. 23, 1838: d Oct. 22, 1907; m Lydia N. Schultz. 4. Christina, b Mar. 27, 1840; d Oct. 18, 1862. [149-77] 5. Caroline, b Feb. 6, 1842; d Mar. 14, 1911; m Allen O. Bieler. [149-78] 6. William S., b Jan. 3, 1845; m Susanna Schultz. [149-79] 7. Samuel S., b Jan. 2, 1847; m Elmira Schantz. 8. Ezra, b Dec. 18, 1849; d Oct. 22, 1913; unm. [149-26] REV. WILLIAM SCHULTZ, b Mar. 20, 1806; d Oct. 23, 1890; s Rev. John and Regina (Heebner) Schultz [149-9]; m Apr. 4, 1837, CHRISTINA SCHULTZ, b Jan. 31, 1815; d Oct. 21, 1857; dau Andrew and Rosina (Snyder) Schultz [149-6]. No children. Rev. William Schultz was elected a minister of the Society of Schwenkfelders. He lived at Clay¬ ton, Pa., and was for a long time in poor health, so that he was confined to his house for a number of years prior to his death. [149-27] JOHN SCHULTZ, b July 15, 1808; d Apr. 15, 1896; s Rev. John and Regina (Heebner) Schultz [149-9]; m Feb. — , 1840, REBECCA YEAKLE, b Nov. 3, 1795; d Jan. 30, 1881; dau Christopher and Susannah (Kriebel) Yeakle [160-3]. Lived in Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa., on former Christopher Yeakle property. No children. [149-28] SAMUEL H. SCHULTZ, b Sept. 1, 1811 ; d July 7, 1879; s Rev. John and Regina (Heeb¬ ner) Schultz [149-9]; m Feb. 4, 1844, ELIZABETH SCHULTZ, b Mar. 21, 1816; d May 20, 1877; dau Andrew and Sophia (Kriebel) Schultz [70-6]. Children (7): [149-80] 1. Sarah, b May 31, 1845; d Aug. 6, 1906; m William M. Hoffman. 2. Lydia, b June 14, 1847; d Sept. 18, 1849. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfeldek Families 1193 [149-81] 3. Benneville S., b Mar. 18, 1849; d Sept. 21, 1922; m Sarah U. Kriebel. 4. Isaac, b June 18, 1851; disappeared. 5. Alfred, b Aug. 1, 1853; unm; Philadelphia, Pa. 6. Susanna, b Oct. 12, 1855; d Mar. 10, 1893; unm. [68-33] 7. Elizabeth, b Mar. 25, 1860; m Levi G. Schultz. [149-29] ANTHONY SCHULTZ, b May 7, 1820; d Aug. 23, 1848; s Rev. John and Regina (Heebner) Schultz [149-9]; m Jan. 28, 1845, MARY KRIEBEL, b Dec. 26, 1813; d Apr. 9, 1889; dau David and Rosina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-1 la]. Children (2): [59-50] 1. Regina, b July 11, 1846; m Ambrose K. Gerhard. 2. Hannah, b Feb. 18, 1848; d Feb. 19, 1848. [149-30] JESSE SCHULTZ, b Oct. — , 1809; s Jacob and Magdalena (Gerhard) Schultz [149-10]; m Sept. 4, 1841, CATHARINE GODSCHALIv. [No further data obtainable.] [149-31] SOPHIA SCHULTZ, b Mar. 30, 1811; d Nov. 3, 1854; dau Jacob and Magdalena (Ger¬ hard) Schultz [149-10]; m by Rev. George Wack, Sept. 26, 1841, to JACOB CLEMENS, d Aug. 17, 1887. Children (3): 1. William 2. Adeline 3. Jacob, b Oct. 8, 1846 twins, b Jan. 24, 1845. [No further data obtainable.] [149-32a] THOMAS SCHULTZ, b Apr. 24, 1812; d June 22, 1895; s Jacob and Magdalena (Ger¬ hard) Schultz [149-10]; m Nov. 27, 1842, by Rev. George Wack, to ELIZABETH KLEMMER, b Nov. 18, 1819; d Dec. 15, 1848; dau Abraham Klemmer. One child: Washington, b Oct. — , 1848; d prior to 1879. [149-32b] THOMAS SCHULTZ, same as above, m 2nd time, Oct, 15, 1850, ELIZABETH JOHN¬ SON (widow). No children. [No further data.] [149-33] RACHEL SCHULTZ, b Aug. 28, 1814; d Dec. 31, 1898; dau Jacob and Magdalena (Ger¬ hard) Schultz [149-10]; m Nov. 4, 1843, JOSEPH DETWEILER, b Jan. 15, 1820; d June 10, 1895; s Daniel Detweiler. [149-82] [149-83] [149-84a] [149-84b] Children (3): 1. Jacob S., b Jan. 15, 1846; d Aug. 18, 1901 ; m Annie U. Cassel. 2. Kate, b Sept. 25, 1848; m Erasmus Ernst; last residence known was Rosedale, near Reading, Pa. 3. Mary, b Oct. 19, 1850; m 1. Jesse Clemence. 2. Philip Slonaker. [149-34] CHARLES SCHULTZ, b Mar. 13, 1806; d - — - ; a Samuel and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-11]; m Apr. 23, 1832, HANNAH GERHARD, b June 18, 1808; dec; dau Jacob and Helena (Krauss) Gerhard [59-5]. Children ( 5 ): 1. Lydia, b Apr. 29, 1838; dec; unm. [149-85] 2. Samuel, b Sept. 13, 1836; d Oct. 1, 1892; m Sarah Althouse. 3. Jacob, b Dec. 8, 1837; d Sept. 26, 1838. 4. Helena, b Nov. 5, 1839; d Sept. 21, 1914; unm. 5. Susanna, b May 29, 1841 ; d Sept. 6, 1841. [149-34.1] SUSANNA SCHULTZ b May 11, 1807; d 1899; dau Samuel and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-11]; m DANIEL STAHL, dec. No issue. Susanna Schultz was the third wife of Daniel Stahl. 1194 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-35] JONATHAN SCHULTZ, b Sept. 18, 1808; d - ; s Samuel and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-11]; rn Apr. 3, 1831, SARAH KRAUSS, b Nov. 3, 1808; d - ; dau George and Chris¬ tina (Schultz) Krauss [1 1— 20b]. Jonathan Schultz lived in Dudley, Berks Co., Pa. Children ( 3 ): [149-86] 1. Sarah, b Jan. 3, 1840; m Michael IJausholder. [149—87 ] 2. Jonathan, b Feb. 3, 1842; m - 3. David, b Apr. — , 1843; d, aged 8 days. Jonathan Schultz in a letter to Reuben Kriebel, Jan. 29, 1878, said: “Sara was married to Mike A. Hausholder, married about 1866, had 9 children, 4 dead, lived in Ohio. Son Jonathan married about 1873, lived in Venango Co., Pa.; no children.” [S. H. L .] [ Unable to verify.) [149-36a] ABRAHAM SCHULTZ, b Jan. 5, 1810; s Samuel and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-11]; m in 1835, LYDIA KRAUSS, who d in spring of 1862; dan John and Rosina (Yeakel) Krauss [11-17]. No children. [149— 36b] ABRAHAM SCHULTZ, same as above, m 2nd time, Mar. 12, 1863, MARY LIVING¬ STON. No children. [149-37] JACOB SCHULTZ, b June 6, 1811; d - ; s Samuel and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-11]; m Dec. 22, 1836, REBECCA EBERHARD. No children. [No further data.) [149-38] REV. DAVID SCHULTZ, b Nov. 22, 1812; d Sept. 22, 1850; s Samuel and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-11]; m Jan. 29, 1839, CHRISTINA SCHULTZ, b Feb. 15, 1818; d Aug. 3, 1857; dau Isaac and Susanna (Schultz) Schultz [68-4]. No children. Rev. David Schultz served only a short time as Minister of the Society of Schwenkfelders, and then joined the Evangelical Association. [149-39] SOPHIA SCHULTZ, b Mar. 23, 1818; d Feb. 8, 1883; dau Samuel and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-11]; m Feb. 5, 1843, JACOB RAUDENBUSH, b Dec. 15, 1808; d Sept. 25, 1893; s Henry Raudenbush. Sophia Schultz Raudenbush is buried in Scheetz’s Church Cemetery. Children (J): [149-88] 1. Edwin S., b Sept. 20, 1845; m Catharine A. Schantz. [149-89] 2. Amanda S., b Aug. 22, 1852; dec; m Enos S. Dreisbach. [149-90] 3. Sarah S., b Sept. 7, 1854; m Matthias Weldner. 4. Lavinia S., b Sept. 12, 1858; unm. [149-40] DANIEL SCHULTZ b Apr. 24, 1820; s Samuel and Rosina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-11]; m Mar. 27, 1841, ANNA GERHARD, dau Jacob and Helena (Krauss) Gerhard [59-5]. No issue. [149-41] MICHAEL SCHULTZ, b July 13, 1814; d June 7, 1890; s George and Hannah (Schubert) Schultz [149-12]; m Apr. 20, 1841, REGINA (RACHEL) SNYDER, b Feb. 10, 1815; d Apr. 18, 1898; dau Abraham and Susanna (Schultz) Snyder [48-13]. Children (7): 1. Mary Ann, b Feb. 5, 1842; d June 24, 1920; unm. [149—91 ] 2. Hiram S., b Oct. 4. 1843; m Catharine B. Hackman. [l49— 92] 3. Abraham, b Oct. 27, 1845; d Apr. 26, 1922; m Anna B. Meyer. 4. Hannah, b Sept. 21, 1847; d Mar. 21, 1850. 5. Franklin, b Nov. 9, 1850; d Mar. 6, 1855. [149-93] 6. Addison S., b Feb. 5, 1853; d July 15, 1920; m Susanna Seibert. [l49-94] 7. Daniel S., b Sept. 6, 1856; m Matilda C. Hallmeyer. [149-42] ANTHONY SCHULTZ, b Oct. 21, 1815; d May 2, 1890; s George and Hannah (Schubert) Schultz [149-12]; m Nov. 12, 1839, MARIA BITTING, b Oct. 24, 1818; d Jan. 8, 1870; dau Joseph and Maria (Krauss) Bitting [202-5]. Anthony Schultz was a farmer and lived in Worcester, Pa., on a farm later occupied by his son, Anthony B. Schultz. Children (7): 1. James, b Feb. 25, 1843; d Mar. 31, 1877. [149-95] 2. Isaac B., b Jan. 25, 1845; d Jan. 26. 1899; m Magdalena S. Anders. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1195 [149-96] 3. Sarah, b Jan. 16, 1848; d Aug:. 9, 1873; m Oswin Hillegass. [149-97] 4. Anthony B., b Apr. 25, 1852; d Dec. 18, 1916; m Hannah R. Place. [149-98] 5. Emetine, b Sept. 27, 1854; d Apr. 4, 1887; m Franklin Heist. [149-99] 6. Hannah B., b Jan. 16, 1857; d May 2, 1913; m Allen S. Heist. [19-53] 7. Mary, b Sept. 23, 1861; d Mar. 4, 1902; m Chester Z. Kriebel. [149-43] SOLOMON SCHULTZ, b Aug. 3, 1819; d May 23, 1898; s George and Hannah (Schubert) Schultz [149—12] ; m Apr. 8, 1845, SOPHIA KRIEBEL, b Nov. 19, 1826; d Dec. 27, 1903; dau Samuel and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-10b]. Solomon Schultz was a farmer and lived in Worcester Twp., Pa., on property now owned (1920) by Milton O. Landis. Children (9): [38-81] 1. Amanda, b Mar. 26, 1847; m Isaac S. Yeakle. 2. Catharine Ann, b June 25, 1849; d Oct. 2, 1919; single. [149-100] 3. Chester K., b Aug. 3, 1851; m Margaret H. Grater. [149-101] 4. Wilson K., b Dec. 21, 1853; m Mary Place. [149-102] 5. Elizabeth A., b Feb. 22, 1857; m Sylvester L. Bean. [149-103] 6. Ella Jane, b Aug. 15, 1860; m Oliver K. Bean: [149-104] 7. Sophia K. ) j m Harry Z. Kratz. [149-105] 8. Salina K. j *wins' b Mar. 21, 1863, j ^ june 6( 1883; m Henry T. Grater. 9. Samuel K., b May 14, 1865; d Apr. 29, 1871. [149-44] NATHAN SCHULTZ, b Jan. 24, 1821 ; d Dec. 28, 1888; s George and Hannah (Schubert) Schultz [149-12]; m Feb. 22, 1852, MARTHA J. MATHERS, b May 15, 1830. Nathan Schultz was proprietor of Farmers’ Hotel, Norristown, Pa. Widow resides at 715 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Amos M., b Apr. 25, 1855; single. [59-52] 2. Laura Jane, b Aug. 24, 1857 ; m Josiah K. Gerhard. 3. George W., b Mar. 21, 1860; d Oct. 18, 1865. [161-98] 4. Eveline S., b July 19, 1862; m George H. Anders. [149-106] 5. Anna Rebecca, b Oct. 14, 1864; d May 24, 1922; m Harry T. Johnson. 6. Hannah Elizabeth, b May 5, 1867 ; single; organist; 715 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. [149-45] WILLIAM SCHULTZ, b Dec. 26, 1827; d Nov. 6, 1913; s George and Hannah (Schubert) Schultz [149-12]; m Nov. 8, 1859, CATHARINE MESCHTER, b May 7, 1831; d May 15, 1903; dau Rev. George and Sophia (Kriebel) Meschter [66-7]. William Schultz was a farmer and lived in Upper Gwynedd, Pa., on a farm occupied by his son Howard. Mr. Schultz was blind during the last years of his life. Children ( 5 ): [149-107] [149-108a] [149-1 08b] [25-196a] [149-109] 1. George, b Feb. 8, 1862; d Oct. 11, 1918. 2. Charles M., b Nov. 15, 1863; m Anna Catharine Bobb. 1 „ TT . _ _ , T i 1. Mary K. IJeydrick. (3. Howard M., b Jan. 14, 1866; m j 2 gallie K Heydrick. 4. Annie, b Mar. 7, 1867; d Feb. 18, 1897; m Charles Kriebel, Jr. 5. Milton, b Sept. 20, 1870; m Mary K. Keane. [149-46] SARAH SCHULTZ, b Mar. 4, 1811; d Feb. 4, 1903; dau Caspar and Christina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-13]; m in 1841, JACOB ALTHOUSE, b May 25, 1815; d Jan. 7, 1856; s Jacob and Eliza¬ beth (Strohm) Althouse. Children (J) : [59-41] 1. Susan, b Feb. 13, 1842; m Aaron Yelles. [149-110] 2. Mary, b Mar. 30, 1845; m William H. Miller. [149-111] 3. Jonas, b May 9, 1847; m Sarah Binder. [149-85] 4. Sarah, b Sept. 3, 1851; d 1921; m Samuel Schultz. [149-111.1] Katharine Wangner, b 1834; d 1918 (natural dau of Sarah Schultz); m George Kline. 1196 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-47] JACOB SCHULTZ, b Aug. 10, 1815; d Nov. 20, 1897; s Caspar and Christina (Yeakel) Schultz [149-13]; m Mar. 29, 1842, ANNA KRIEBEL, b July 11, 1812; d Dec. 6, 1879; dau David and Rosina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-1 la]. Children (6): [48-28b] 1. Lavina, b Jan. 25, 1843; d June 30, 1921; ?n'Henry W. Snyder. 2. Anna, b Sept. 23, 1844; d Feb. 26, 1920; unm. 3. James, b Aug. 1, 1846; unm; West Point, Neb. [149-1 12a] [149-1 12b] [149-113] [149-114] 1 , ... , T , , f 1. Amanda Krauss 1 4. Philip R., b July 31, 1848; d Dec. 3, 1914; m \ 2. Mary Schultz. 5. Jacob K., b Aug. 13, 1851; m Minerva Rothermel. 6. Jonas K., b Sept. 16, 1854; m Elva Gertrude Shoemaker. [149-48] JONAS S. KRAUSS, b Sept. 7, 1839; s Joseph and Susanna (Schultz-Reinewald) Krauss [149-15]; m Dec. 8, 1866, ELIZA BOWER, b Mar. 26, 1848; d Mar. 9, 1909; dau Joseph and Catharine (Snyder) Bower. Retired; res., 360 York Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [149-115] 1. Harry B., b Mar. 8, 1868; d Nov. 19, 1914; m Clara Godshall. [149-116] 2. Catharine, b Nov. 17, 1872; m Maurice Breuinninger. [149-117] 3. Maurice, b Oct. 3, 1875; m Lillie Eisenhart. [149-49] CHRISTIANA KRAUSS, b Feb. 3, 1841; d Jan. 15, 1922; dau Joseph and Susanna (Schultz-Reinewald) Krauss [149-15]; m July 6, 1856, JOHN KERVER, b Jan. 20, 1827; d June 5, 1903. Lived at Red Hill, Pa. Children ( 5 ): [149-118] 1. Emma, b Dec. 20, 1856; m Noah Deetz. 2. Amanda, b Oct. 4, 1858; d Mar. 22, 1862. [149-119] 3. Edwin, b June 5, 1860; m Christiana Edelman. [149-120] 4. Jonas, b Mar. 31, 1862; m Senia Schwenk. [149-121] 5. Susanna, b July 12, 1882; m Sylvester Fox. [149-50] REUBEN SCHULTZ, b Jan. 3, 1835; d Aug. 10, 1898; s Samuel and Abigail (Yeakel) Schultz [149-16]; m June 9, 1862, AMELIA STINE, b July 29, 1841 ; dau Yohe and Sarah (Stahlnecker) Stine. Children (4): [149-122] 1. Allen, b Feb. 7, 1864; m Emma M. Rinker. 2. Sarah Jane, b June 11, 1869; d May 25, 1871. [149-123] 3. Edward, b June 17, 1872; m Kate Brown; Evansville, Pa. [149-124] 4. Charles, b Apr. 22, 1874; m Jane Murphy. [149-51] GEORGE Y. SCHULTZ, b Dec. 9, 1839; d Mar. 16, 1918; s Samuel and Abigail (Yeakel) Schultz [149-16]; m May 15, 1869, SARAH RHOADS, b Oct. 20, 1839; dau Owen and Catherine (Schantz) Rhoads. E. Greenville, Pa. (1919.) [149-1 25a] 1 [149-1 25b] 1 [149-126] Children (2): 1. Henry R., b Oct. 25, 1870; m 1. Ellen Smith. 2. Bertha I. Kuser. 2. Maria, b Jan. 26, 1878; m William Laudenslager. [149-52] JOSEPH Y. SCHULTZ, b Feb. 15, 1850; s Samuel and Abigail (Yeakel) Schultz [149-15]; m May 31, 1873, ANGELINE LEISTER. One child: Franklin, b Feb. 19, 1876; dec. [No further data.] [149-53] LUCIANNA SCHULTZ, b Apr. 30, 1847; dec; dau George and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-17]; m Feb. 23, 1871, GEORGE SIMPSON, b Feb. 2, 1847 ; s William Simpson. George Simpson lives with daughter, Anna, at Eagle Rock, Va. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Anna, b Oct. 8, 1872; single; Eagle Rock, Va. 2. Lavinia, single; 2538 North 28th St.. Phila.. Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1197 3. Lily, single; 2538 North 28th St., Phila., Pa. [Letters unans.) [149-54] LEVI SCHULTZ, b Sept. 9, 1849; s George and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-17]; rn Sept. 27, 1873, ELIZABETH STAUFFER, dau Israel Stauffer. Res., 910 New St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Harrietta, b Apr. 27, 1875. 2. Sada, b Aug. 28, 1877. [ Letters unans.] [149-55] ROSANNA Y. SCHULTZ, b Jan. 27, 1852; d Nov. 18, 1913; dau George and Anna (Yea¬ kel) Schultz [149-17]; m Apr. 8, 1876, CHRISTIAN O. BIELER, b Aug. 27, 1846; d Aug. 20, 1901; s Henry and Barbara (Oberholtzer) Bieler. Farmer; East Greenville, Pa. Children (6): 1. Cora S., b Oct. 8, 1876; East Greenville, Pa. 2. Oliver S., b Apr. 4, 1878; single; East Greenville, Pa. [149-1 62b] 3. Isabella S., b Feb. 26, 1880; d Sept. 21, 1916; m William H. Schultz. 4. John S., b Mar. 9, 1883. [149-127] 5. Annie S., b July 16, 1886; m Frank E. Dean. [149-128] 6. Katie S., b May 12, 1890; m Titus G. Marks. [149-56] AMANDAS Y. SCHULTZ, b Dec. 6, 1854; d Mar. 23, 1921; s George and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-17]; m Sept. 4, 1880, LUCINDA A. BITTING, b Aug. 19, 1860; d Mar. 10, 1914; dau Edward and Tevilla (Rice) Bitting. Farmer; R. F. D., Zionsville, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Robert Gomer, b Oet. 23, 1881; m { \ gXe L. Heydt,8' 2. Edward George, b Feb. 10, 1884; Zionsville, Pa. 3. Gertie Lucinda, b June 9, 1889; Zionsville, Pa. [149-130] 4. Herbert Amandas, b Jan. 22, 1892; m Mamie G. Morgan. [149-129a] 1 [ 149-1 29b] j [149-57] CAROLINE (SCHULTZ) YEAKEL, b July 24, 1856; dau George and Anna (Yeakel) Schultz [149-17]; m 2nd time, May 4, 1904, WILLIAM ENGELMAN DAUBMAN, b - , 1846; d Dec. 14, 1908. Caroline (Schultz) Daubman was first married to Rev. Allen Yeakel [38-301]. Widow’s res., Fair Oaks, Pa. (1922.) No children. [149-58] EDWIN M. SCHULTZ, b Apr. 14, 1850; d Sept. 18, 1892; s Anthony and Sophia (Mesch- ter) Schultz [149-20]; m Jan. 18, 1890, LAURA KRAUSS, b July 19, 1868; dau Abraham S. and Sarah (Schultz) Krauss [11-142], No children. Laura Krauss Schultz m 2nd time, Alfred Baus [11-301]. [149-59] NATHAN M. SCHULTZ, b Nov. 27, 1852; s Anthony and Sophia (Meschter) Schultz [149-20]; m Feb. 16, 1878, REGINA N. SCHULTZ, b Aug. 6, 1849; dau Enoch and Leah (Newman) Schultz [68-11]. Farmer; Hosensack, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [149-131] 1. Ellen S., b Oct. 26, 1879; m Orlando Eschbach. [149-132] 2. Charles S., b Jan. 19, 1881; m Sadie C. Spohn. 3. Estella S., b July 14, 1884; d Nov. 27, 1891. [149-133] 4. Albert S., b Apr. 24, 1887; m Bertha F. Metz. [149-60] ELIZABETH M. SCHULTZ, b Apr. 7, 1857; dau Anthony and Sophia (Meschter) Schultz [149-20]; m May 4, 1889, JOHN F. ALBITZ, b May 29, 1865; s Ambrose and Susan (Nuss) Albitz. Farmer; Palm, Pa. (1922). No children. [149-61] AMANDUS S. ROTHENBERGER, b June 6, 1854; s David R. and Susannah (Schultz) Rothenberger [149-21]; m Sept. 27, 1879, SELINA S. KRIEBLE, b May 30, 1853; dau Isaac S. and Christina (Schultz) Krieble [19-33]. Farmer; R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) 1198 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 6 ): 1. Ella Iv., b June 25, 1880; d Jan. 12, 1885. [149-134] 2. Ada K., b Jan. 1, 1886; m William S. Shelly. 3. Nora K., b July 3, 1888; d Nov. 24, 1890. [149-135] 4. Amos K., b Sept. 20, 1891; m Mayme Benner. 5. Minnie K., b Sept. 17, 1893; d Apr. 2, 1897. 6. Marvin K., b Jan. 21, 1898; R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. [149-62] EDWIN S. ROTHENBERGER, b Nov. 10, 1855; s David R. and Susannah (Schultz) Rothenberger [149-21]; m Feb. 8, 1879, AMANDA KRIEBEL, b Nov. 20, 1856; dau Ephraim and Anna (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-44]. Mr. Rothenberger is one of Worcester’s progressive farmers, living near Cedars, Pa. He is also one of the guarantors for the publication of this book. Children (6): [154-105] 1. Emma, b July 16, 1880; m Harry K. Weigner. [149-136] 2. Alvin K., b July 16, 1886; m Helen E. Moyer. 3. Irene, b Aug. 8, 1888; d Sept. 1, 1888. 4. James, b July 21, 1891; d May 1, 1912. [149-136.1] 5. Lawrence K., b Apr. 15, 1894; m Elizabeth Kriebel. 6. Oscar, b Mar. 4, 1900. [149-63a] THOMAS S. ROTHENBERGER, b Jan. 14, 1859; d Mar. 29, 1907; s David R. and Susannah (Schultz) Rothenberger [149-21]; m Feb. 9, 1884, ELLEN K. HEEBNER, b Feb. 22, 1860; d Mar. 13, 1893; dau John S. and Susanna (Kriebel) Heebner [21-29]. Children (2): [149-137] 1. Wayne H., b May 9, 1885; m Margaret M. Meckley. [149-138] 2. Lillie H., b Oct. 23, 1889; m J. Lyndale Hileman. [149-63b] THOMAS ROTHENBERGER, same as above, m 2nd time, ELLEN K. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 2, 1864; dau Abraham K. and Phoebe (Kriebel) Kriebel [25-77]. Thomas Rothenberger was a farmer, living in Worcester, Pa., and owned the farm now in the possession of his son-in-law, J. Lyndale Hile¬ man. Widow resides, R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Mabel K., b Aug. 4, 1896; R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. 2. Irma K., b Aug. 26, 1899; R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. [149-64] ASA ROTHENBERGER, b July 17, 1861; s David R. and Susannah (Schultz) Rothen¬ berger [149—21 ] ; m May 7, 1887, AMANDA A. MERKEL, b Dec. 17, 1865; d Nov. 13, 1920; dau Solo¬ mon and Fllamanda (Clauss) Merkel. Farmer; Pennsburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [149-139] 1. Elmer M., b May 20, 1889; m Alice Derr. [149-140] 2. Frank M., b Oct. 24, 1892; m Laura Yerger. [149-65] LEVI S. ROTHENBERGER, b Apr. 5, 1866; d Mar. 6, 1898; s David R. and Susannah (Schultz) Rothenberger [149-21]; m Apr. 4, 1891, ANDORA SCHOENLY, 6 May 29, 1871; dau Samuel and Sarah (Eshbach) Schoenly. Clerk; Pennsburg, Pa. Children (2): [149-140.1] 1. Ida Elizabeth, b Jan. 12, 1892; m William B. Hudson. 2. Clarence Samuel, b May 19, 1896; d Mar. 6, 1898. Andora Schoenly Rothenberger married 2nd time. [149-66a] MANOAH SCHULTZ, b Nov. 23, 1847; d July 18, 1910; s Rev. Joshua and Anna (Schultz) Schultz [149-22]; m Apr. 25, 1868, MARY ANNETTA TRUMP, b July 23, 1848; d Nov. 6, 1875; dau John Trump. Manoah Schultz is buried in Upper Milford Lutheran Cem. Children (J): [19-94] 1. Keturah, b Feb. 18, 1869; m Allen S. Kriebel. 2. Ambrose, b Apr. 25, 1872; d July 22, 1897. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1199 [149-141] 3. Sallie, b Sept. 9, 1873; m David F. Clemmer. 4. Anna Amanda, b Nov. 2, 1875; cL Nov. 4, 1875. [149-66b] MANOAH SCHULTZ, same as above, m 2nd time, in 1878, MARY WIAND, b Apr. 29, 1846; d May 18, 1910. No children. [149-67] SAMUEL S. SCHULTZ, b Apr. 16, 1852; s Rev. Joshua and Anna (Schultz) Schultz [149-22]; m Feb. 19, 1876, AMANDA L. ROBERTS, b Aug. 24, 1858; dau James Roberts. Lives at Chapel, Pa.; served as Justice of the Peace for three terms; was also Superintendent of the Union Sun¬ day School for ten years. Children (6): [149-142] 1. Ida, b June 2, 1876; m Allen U. Hiestand. [149-143] 2. Allen R., b Jan. 11, 1878; m Nellie G. Roarty. 3. Clara, b Feb. 11, 1882; nurse; Chapel, Pa. [36-322] 4. Mabel, b Mar. 16, 1885; m Charles Graber. [149-144] 5. J. Willis, b July 9, 1888; m Jennie M. Kuhns. 6. Leo A., b Dec. 6, 1892; d Aug. 26, 1922. [149-68] DANIEL H. SCHULTZ, b Nov. 24, 1841 ; s Reuben and Hannah (Heebner) Schultz [149- 23]; m Jan. 31, 1874, CATHARINE GEHRIS, b June 5, 1846; d Aug. 20, 1920; dau Abraham and Catharine (Greis) Gehris. Miller (retired); lives at Hosensack, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [149-145] 1. Matilda, 6 July 19, 1874; m Horace J. Frederick. [149-146] 2. Amanda, b Oct. 4, 1877; m Harvey F. Stahler. [149-69] SARAH H. SCHULTZ, b Nov. 21, 1843; d Jan. 17, 1910; dau Reuben and Hannah (Heeb¬ ner) Schultz [149-23]; m May 23, 1868, CHARLES L. FLUCK, b Sept. 15, 1840; d Jan. 13, 1901. One child: [149-147] Albert Franklin, b Nov. 19, 1873; d Aug. 25, 1901; m Agnes Meschter. [149-70] JEREMIAH H. SCHULTZ, b Oct. 9, 1846; s Reuben and Hannah (Heebner) Schultz [149-23]; m MARY ELIZABETH KNAUSS, b Nov. 20, 1860; d Sept. 6, 1915; dau John and Susan (Arndt) Knauss. Retired farmer; lives at Palm, Pa. (1918.) Children (9): [149-148] 1. Albert K., b Sept. 11, 1882; m Esther Billman; 1734 North 13th St., Phila., Pa. [149-149] 2. John R., b Dec. 4, 1883; m Edna Favorite. [149-150] 3. Minnie S., b Jan. 24, 1885; m Ammon Minner; Allentown, Pa. 4. Franklin K., b Sept. 16, 1886; d Jan. 25, 1887. [149-151] 5. Calvin Iv., b Nov. 21, 1887; m Mandilla M. Moser. 6. William K., b Apr. 7, 1889; Palm, Pa. [25-326] 7. Elsie H., b Feb. 18, 1891; m Morris S. Kriebel. 8. Ida E., b Oct. 4, 1892; Palm, Pa. [149-152] 9. Charles K., b Dec. 2, 1895; m Sarah B. Schantz. [149-71] EDWIN H. SCHULTZ, b Nov. 24, 1848; d Aug. 26, 1910; s Reuben and Hannah (Heeb¬ ner) Schultz [149-23]; m Mar. 3, 1887, MARY L. YEAKEL, b Dec. 18, 1860; dau Daniel and Sarah (Laudenschlager) Yeakel [38-117]. Mr. Schultz was a farmer, and resided on his father’s farm near the station at Palm, Pa. Widow’s address, East Greenville, Pa. (1922.) One child: [149-153] Stella Mae, b Sept. 10, 1892; m Warren Shelly Oberholtzer. [149-72] MARY H. SCHULTZ, b Dec. 7, 1852; d May 2, 1888; dau Reuben and Hannah (Heebner) Schultz [149-23]; m June 9, 1883, WILLIAM B. FOX, b Mar. 27, 1854. Children (2): 1. Emerson, b Feb. 7, 1884; d Mar. 5, 1884. [149-154] 2. William S., b May 1, 1888; m Laura H. Ehst. 1200 Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families [149-73] ANNA SCHULTZ, b Mar. 24, 1836; dau George H. and Regina (Schultz) Schultz [149- 24]; m Dec. 19, 1865, CHRISTIAN STAHL, b Oct. 8, 1843. Christian Stahl came from Germany as a boy; lived at East Greenville, R. F. D., Pa. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): [149-155] 1. George S., b Feb. 8, 1867; m Mary Ella Trapp. 2. Flora, b Nov. 23, 1868; unm; East Greenville, Pa. [149-156] 3. Isaac S., b Feb. 1, 1871; m Mary Graber. [149-157] 4. Albert, b Dec. 20, 1872; m Ada May Miller. [149-158] 5. Levi S., b Aug. 14, 1874; m Flora Spare. [68-71] 6. Ida, b Apr. 23, 1878; m Frank D. Schultz. [149-74] CHRISTIAN SCHULTZ, b Apr. 6, 1838; d June 10, 1886; s George H. and Regina (Schultz) Schultz [149-24]; m Nov. 23, 1861, AMELIA STRUNK. No children. Christian Schultz lived in Douglass Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [No further data.] [149-75] JOEL S. SCHULTZ, b May 12, 1832; d May 21, 1900; s Henry H. and Susanna (Schultz) Schultz [149-25]; m Nov. 21, 1857, SARAH K. SCHULTZ, b Aug. 25, 1836; d Mar 25, 1920; dau Amos and Elizabeth (Kriebel) Schultz [68-12]. Farmer; lived at East Greenville, R. F. D., Pa. Children {10): 1. William K. Yeakel. 2. Erwin N. Schultz. [38-123] [68-27b] [149-159] 1. Emma, b Jan. 27, 1859; m [149-1 60a] [149-160b] [149-161] [149—1 62a]] [ 149-1 62b] J [70-42b] 2. Milton, b Nov. 9, 1860; m Mary Alice Kriebel. 3. Isaac, b Sept. 25, 1862; single; Norristown, Pa. 4. Henry S„ b Feb. 16. 1865; < L Elizabeth Sohulte- b Feb. 16, 1565, m i o Amanda Schultz Frey. 5. Elizabeth S., b Sept. 12, 1867; m Amandus E. LeFevre. 6. William H., b May 23, 1870; ' L Ella W* Cressman- [149-163] m '{ 2. Isabella S. Bieler. 7. Susanna, b Dec. 4, 1872; m John H. Schultz. 8. Lucina, b Mar. 16, 1875; d Sept. 6, 1892. 9. Ella S., b Dec. 10, 1878; single; Palm, Pa. 10. Amos S., 6 June 21, 1881; m Elva G. Schultz. [149-76] ENOS S. SCHULTZ, b Feb. 23, 1838; d Oct. 22, 1907; s Henry H. and Susanna (Schultz) Schultz [149-25]; m Nov. 5, 1864, LYDIA N. SCHULTZ, b Apr. 19, 1844; dau Enoch and Leah (New¬ man) Schultz [68-11]. No children. Widow resides in East Greenville, Pa. (1922.) [149-77] CAROLINE SCHULTZ, b Feb. 6, 1842; d Mar. 14, 1911; dau Henry H. and Susanna (Schultz) Schultz [149-25]; m Dec. 29, 1866, ALLEN O. BIELER, b July 18, 1845; d June 6, 1901; s Henry and Barbara (Oberlioltzer) Bieler. [149-164a] [149—1 64b] [149-165] [149-166] [149-167] Children (7): t. 0SW,„ S.. 5 Oct. 2, .868; » { £ ^“hter) F.uck. 2. Clinton, b Feb. 3, 1870; d May 3, 1870. 3. Susanna, b Oct. 3, 1871; d July 14, 1872. 4. Rosanna, b Dec. 22, 1873; m Christian M. Long. 5. Edwin, b May 11, 1878; d Oct. 16, 1878. 6. Henry S., b Mar. 27, 1881; d Jan 27, 1921; m Katie K. Krauss. 7. Milton S., b Jan. 10, 1883; m Sadie Schultz. [149-78] WILLIAM S. SCHULTZ, b Jan. 3, 1845; s Henry H. and Susanna (Schultz) Schultz [149-25]; m Nov. 30, 1872, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Sept. 4, 1850; dau Enoch and Leah (Newman) Schultz [68-11]. Retired farmer; Palm, Pa. (1922.) Children ( 5 ): [11-364] 1. Agnes S., b Mar. 26, 1875; m Henry S. Hunsberger. 2. Annetta S., b June 9, 1877; single; Palm, Pa. 3. Harvey S., b Jan. 27, 1881 ; d Feb. 8, 1904. 4. Elmer S., b June 19, 1891; single; Palm, Pa. 5. Leah Mae, 6 May 21, 1895; d Mar. 14, 1901. Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 1201 [149-79] SAMUEL S. SCHULTZ, b Jan. 2, 1847; s Henry H. and Susanna (Schultz) Schultz [149-25]; m Apr. 3, 1869, ELMIRA SCHANTZ, b Nov. 29, 1849; d June 2, 1905; dau Reuben and - (Hillegass) Schantz. Retired farmer; East Greenville, R. F. D., Pa. (1918.) Children (14)-' [11-300] 1. Amanda, b Nov. 1, 1869; m Allen S. Krauss. 2. Ellen, b Nov. 24, 1870; d Feb. 26, 1871. 3. Wilson, b Mar. 12, 1872; d Sept. 20, 1872. 4. Charles, b Sept. 21, 1873; d June 4, 1874. [38-206] 5. Caroline, b Jan. 31, 1876; m Levi G. Yeakel. [149-168] 6. Emanuel S., b Feb. 27, 1877; m Sallie Olivia Z. Bardman. [149-169] 7. Monroe S., b July 2, 1878; d Aug. 22, 1920; m Sallie A. Moyer. [149-171] 8. Hannah S., b Sept. 3, 1880; m Henry C. Batman. 9. Emma, b Aug. 19, 1881; single; East Greenville, Pa. [149-170] 10. Louisa, b Dec. 25, 1882; m William B. Fox; Green Lane, R. F. D., Pa. [38-711. 12] 1 1 . Mary, b May 2, 1884; m Levi Fetherman. [149-172] 12. Lydia S., b Nov. 19, 1885; m Horace W. Stauffer. 13. Chester, b Oct. 15, 1888; Company B, Infantry Replacement and Training Camp, Camp Lee, Va. (1918.) [149-173] 14. Howard S., b Dec. 15, 1889; m Mary Trollinger. [149-80] SARAH SCHULTZ, b May 31, 1845; d Aug. 6, 1906; dau Samuel and Elizabeth (Schultz) Schultz [149-28]; m Feb. 3, 1866, WILLIAM M. HOFFMAN, b Sept. 19, 1840; d Aug 11, 1908; s Henry and Elizabeth (Moll) Hoffman. Farmer; lived at Kraussdale, Pa. Children (7) : [149-164a] [149-174] [149-175a] [149-1 75b] [149-176] [149-177] [11-370] [149-178] [ 3. Ambrose, b Sept. 24, 1870; m 1. Mary, b Apr. 4, 1866; d July 14, 1905; m Oswin S. Bieler. 2. Selina S., b Apr. 15, 1868; m Isaac B. Mest. [ 1. Clara J. Rumfield. 1 2. Sarah McCracken. 4. Amanda S., b Oct. 2, 1873; m Oswin Schaeffer. 5. Levi Samuel, b Oct. 9, 1875; m Adelaide Lenora Mattox. 6. Annie L., b June 25, 1879; m Oscar K. Krauss. 7. Harvey W., b July 8, 1886; m Ida M. Wentling. [149-81] BENNEVILLE S. SHULTZ, b Mar. 18, 1849; d Sept. 21, 1922; s Samuel H. and Elizabeth (Schultz) Schultz [149-28] ; m Feb. 15, 1890, SARAH U. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 1 1 , 1861 ; dau Andrew A. and Lydia (Urffer) Kriebel [25-93]. Farmer; Hereford, Pa. (1922). Benneville S. Shultz was a trustee of the Schwenkfelder Church for many years. Children (5): [149-179] 1. Mary K., b Jan. 23, 1891; m Edwin J. Fox. 2. Florence K., b May 27, 1892; d Aug. 26, 1899. 3. Arthur K., b Aug. 26, 1893; d May 13, 1894. 4. Della K„ b Mar. 13, 1895. [149-179.1] 5. Jerome K., b July 21, 1896; m - ; Terre Haute, Ind. [149-82] JACOB S. DETWILER, b Jan. 15, 1846; d Aug. 18, 1901 ; s Joseph and Rachel (Schultz) Detwiler [149-33]; m Oct. 31, 1868, ANNIE U. CASSEL, b Mar. 30, 1850; d Feb. 25, 1911 ; dau Joseph and Lucetta (Underkoffler) Cassel [21-32a]. Children {4): [149-180] 1. Amanda C., b Nov. 18, 1869; m George H. L. Miller. [149-181] 2. Joseph C., b Nov. 19, 1871; d May 14, 1910; m Mary Philips. [149-182] 3. William C., b May 9, 1875; m Louisa K. Mayberry. [149-183] 4. Daniel C., b Aug. 9, 1880; m Rachel Adams. [149-84a] MARY DETWILER, b Oct. 19, 1850; dau Joseph and Rachel (Schultz) Detwiler [MO¬ SS]; m Nov. 9, 1872, JESSE CLEMENCE, b - ; d Apr. — , 1875; mother’s maiden name, Nice. Laborer. One child: [149-184] Katie, b July 22, 1874; m J.'Calvin’Faust. 1202 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-84b] MARY (DETWILER) CLEMENCE, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 5, 1884, PHILIP SLONAKER, b May 7, 1840; d Apr. 8, 1913; s George and - (Fryer) Slonaker. Carpenter. Children (J): [149-185] 1. Daniel D., b Feb. 3, 1885; m Katie S. M. Bauman. [149-186] 2. Harry D., b July 20, 1886; m Katharine S. Smith. [149-187] 3. Frank D., b Jan. 17, 1888; m Hattie H. Sell. [149-188] 4. Lizzie D., b Sept. 28, 1889; m Abraham L. Kerr. [149-85] SAMUEL SCHULTZ, b Sept, 13, 1836; d Oct, 1, 1892; s Charles and Hannah (Gerhard) Schultz [149-34] ;m Apr. 30, 1870, SARAH ALTHOUSE, b Sept. 3, 1851 ; d 1921 ; dau Jacob and Sarah (Schultz) Althouse [149-46]. Children ( 3 ): [149-189] 1. Anna, b Mar. 26, 1871; m Harvey S. Dengler. [149-190] 2. Lillie, b Aug. 16, 1873; m Rev. Simon Sipple. [149-191] 3. Estella, b Dec. 28, 1883; m Harry L. Mohr. [149-88] EDWIN S. RAUDENBUSH, b Sept, 20, 1845; s Jacob and Sophia (Schultz) Raudenbush [149-39]; m May 4, 1870, CATHARINE A. SCHANTZ, b Aug. 21, 1850; daw Enos and Susanna (Free) Schantz. Cigar Packer. Pennsburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [149-192] 1. Harvey O., b Nov. 23, 1871; m Nellie Bowers. 2. Harry Warren, b May 5, 1873; d July 10, 1882. 3. Alice Rebecca, b Aug. 15, 1876; d Aug. 27, 1877. 4. Charles Morris, b Nov. 22, 1878; d Jan. 10, 1881. [149-193] 5. Titus E., b May 24, 1881; m Katie C. Clymer. [36-304] 6. Katie S., b Mar. 12, 1889; m Charles G. Steinman. [149-89] AMANDA S. RAUDENBUSH, b Aug. 22, 1852; dec; dau Jacob and Sophia (Schultz) Rauden bush [149-39]; m May 18, 1872, ENOS S. DREISBACH, b May 18, 1845; dec. Both lie buried in St. Paul’s Lutheran Cem., Red Hill, Pa. One child: [149-194] Emma Laura, b Jan. 9, 1874; d Dec. 5, 1902; m Henry E. Stever. [149-90] SARAH S. RAUDENBUSH, b Sept. 7, 1854 ;dau Jacob and Sophia (Schultz) Raudenbush [149-39]; m Dec. 26, 1878, MATTHIAS WELDNER, b Mar. 17, 1850; s Jacob and Elizabeth Weldner. Painter; Salfordville, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [149-195] 1. Sadie, b Mar. 19, 1888; m Charles Roeder. [149-196] 2. Vernie, b Oct. 13, 1894; m William Russell Lachman. 3. Ada, b June 12, 1881; d Feb. 25, 1887. 4. Amy. b Apr. 22, 1885; d Feb. 22, 1887. [149-91] HIRAM S. SCHULTZ, b Oct. 4, 1843; s Michael and Rachel (Regina) (Snyder) Schultz [149-41]; m Mar. 9, 1867, CATHARINE B. HACKMAN, b Sept. 19, 1844; d Mar. 21, 1886; dau Abra¬ ham and Catharine (Boorse) Hackman. Laborer; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Matilda H., b July 25, 1868; d Jan. 15, 1886. [149-197] 2. Ida H., b Mar. 30, 1872; m Daniel P. Hager. [149-198] 3. Alvan H., b Oct. 14, 1874; m Florence A. Turner. 4. Maurice H., b Mar. 27, 1877; Lansdale, Pa. 5. Robert H., b Mar. 31, 1880; Lansdale, Pa. 6. Evelyn LI., b Feb. 29, 1884; d Feb. 19, 1903. [149-92] ABRAHAM SCHULTZ, b Oct. 27, 1845; d Apr. 26, 1922; s Michael and Regina (Snyder) Schultz [149-41]; m Mar. 7, 1874, ANNA B. MEYER, b Oct. 4, 1854. Painter; lived in Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1203 Children (3): 1. Parker M., b Mar. 1, 1875; d Mar. 31, 1919; single. 2. Mary Jane, b Aug. 11, 1880: d Aug. 24, 1881. 3. Raymond M., b Oct. 24, 1884; Lansdale, Pa. [149-93] ADDISON S. SCHULTZ, b Feb. 5, 1853; d July 15, 1920; s Michael and Rachel (Snyder) Schultz [149-41]; m Nov. 3, 1877, SUSANNA SEIBERT, b Dec. 25, 1852; d Apr. 30, 1918; dau Jonas and Sarah (Reinewald) Seibert [43-80]. Farmer; resided in Lansdale, Pa., R. D. (1917.) No children. [149-94] DANIEL SNYDER SCHULTZ, b Sept. 6, 1856; s Michael and Rachel (Snyder) Schultz [149-41] ; m Apr. 23, 1880, MATILDA C. HALLMEYER, b May 4, 1862; dau Joseph Max and Kather¬ ine (Wolf) Hallmeyer. Justice of the Peace; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Annie, b Dec. 3, 1881; d Aug. 7, 1882. 2. Irwin, b Aug. 19, 1883; d June 10, 1920. 3. Minnie, b Sept. 27, 1887; Lansdale, Pa. [149-199] 4. Harry H., b Feb. 19, 1894; m Juliet M. Aaron. 5. Daniel, b July 9, 1899; Lansdale, Pa. [149-200] 6. Mary H., b Dec. 23, 1890; m William Lukens Edwards. [149-95] ISAAC B. SCHULTZ, b Jan. 25, 1845; d Jan. 26, 1899; s Anthony and Maria (Bitting) Schultz [149-42]; m Jan. 16, 1869, MAGDALENA S. ANDERS, b Sept. 3, 1845; dau John and Lydia (Schultz) Anders [161-17]. One child: Howard A., b Aug. 4, 1870. [149-96] SARAH SCHULTZ, b Jan. 16, 1848; d Aug. 9, 1873; dau Anthony and Maria (Bitting) Schultz [149-42]; m in 1872, OSWIN HILLEGASS, b - ; d Nov. 20, 1908; s William Hillegass. One child: [149-200.1] Warren S., b Jan. 22, 1873; m Ella Schlosser. [149-97] ANTHONY B. SCHULTZ, b Apr. 26, 1852; d Dec. 18, 1916; s Anthony and Mary (Bit¬ ting) Schultz [149-42] ;ra Mar. 13, 1875, HANNAH R. PLACE, b Aug. 26, 1854; d July 27, 1897; dau Israel and Hannah (Rosenberger) Place. Anthony B. Schultz was a farmer and lived in Worcester, Pa. Children (9): [149-201] 1. Mary E., b Feb. 5, 1876; m Joseph Lodge; Elkton, Md. 2. Idella P., b June 26, 1878; d Feb. 2, 1891. [21-329] 3. Emma P., b Aug. 21, 1880; m Joseph C. Blattner. [21-331] 4. Alice M., b Nov. 2, 1882; m Aaron C. Blattner. 5. Rebecca, b Jan. 29, 1885; single; Belfry, Pa. [149-202] 6. Norman P., b Dec. 28, 1886; m Blanche Bertha Dailey. [149-203] 7. Stanley P., b June 3, 1889; m Lizzie Mae Bean. 8. Cora P., b May 28, 1892; single; Belfry, Pa. 9. Ethel P., b July 31, 1895; d May 8, 1920. [149-98] EMELINE SCHULTZ, b Sept. 27, 1854; d Apr. 4, 1887; dau Anthony and Maria (Bit¬ ting) Schultz [149-42]; m Nov. 28, 1874, FRANKLIN HEIST, b Nov. 12, 1850; d June 29, 1893; s Israel and Lucietta (Stephen) Heist. One child: [149-204] Warren S., b June 7, 1876; m Lillie May Cassel. [149-99] HANNAH B. SCHULTZ, b Jan. 16, 1857; d May 2, 1913; dau Anthony and Maria (Bit¬ ting) Schultz [149-42]; m Dec. 18, 1880, ALLEN S. HEIST, b Sept. 22, 1854; d Mar. 19, 1922; s Israel and Lucietta (Stephen) Heist. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. (1918.) One child: [149-205] Iona, b Sept. 25, 1891; m Elmer Z. Keyser. 1204 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-100] CHESTER KRIEBLE SCHULTZ, b Aug. 3, 1851; s Solomon and Sophia (Krieble) Schultz [149-43]; m Mar. 29, 1872, MARGARET HUNSICKER GRATER, b June 28, 1854;dNov. 2, 1917; dau Jacob and Mary (Hunsicker) Grater. Farmer; Belfry, Montg. Co., Pa. (1918.) Children (10): [149-206] 1 [74-878b] J [21-394] [184-764] [149-207] [149-207.1] [149-207.2] 1. 2. 3. Sophia Grater, b July 6, 1877 ; m 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Isaac Linwood, b July 7, 1873; single; Belfry, Pa. Mary Alice, b Mar. 9, 1875; d Dec. 14, 1899. 1 . William A. Wisler. 2. Jacob G. Groff. Katharine Irene, b May 24, 1880; m Henry Hunsberger. Laura Jane, b Feb. 13, 1882; m Linwood B. Beyer. Margie Grater, b June 1, 1884; single; Belfry, Pa. Correinne Grater, b Sept. 1, 1889; m Harvey B. Danehower. Florence Edna, b Dec. 3, 1892; m James A. Fry. Alma Grater, b Mar. 31, 1894; m Thomas Eastwood Fry. Ralph Waldo, b Mar. 22, 1899; Belfry, Pa. [149-101] WILSON K. SCHULTZ, b Dec. 21, 1853; s Solomon and Sophia (Kriebel) Schultz [149-43]; m Jan. 4, 1880, MARY PLACE, b June 1, 1861; d Jan. 25, 1921; dau Israel and Hannah (Rosenberger) Place. Laborer; Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) One child: [21-330] Selina, b Dec. 4, 1880; d Aug. 31, 1915; m Frank C. Blattner. [149-102] ELIZABETH A. SCHULTZ, b Feb. 22, 1857; daw Solomon and Sophia (Kriebel) Schultz [149-43]; m Feb. 22, 1879, SYLVESTER L. BEAN, b Dec. 31, 1852; d May 20, 1913; s John J. and Mary (Kratz) Bean. Proprietor of Centre Point (Pa.) Hotel. No children. [149-103] ELLA JANE SCHULTZ, b Aug. 15, 1860; dau Solomon and Sophia (Kriebel) Schultz [149-43]; m Mar. 4, 1882, OLIVER K. BEAN, b Jan. 4, 1859 ;s John J. and Mary (Kratz) Bean. Pro¬ prietor of Hotel Montgomery, Norristown, Pa. (1918.) One child: [149-208] Walter Sylvester, b May 28, 1888; m Mae K. Rosenberger. [149-104] SOPHIA K. SCHULTZ, b Mar. 21, 1863; dau Solomon and Sophia (Kriebel) Schultz [149-43]; m Feb. 2, 1884, HARRY Z. KRATZ, b June 28, 1860; s Henry and Elizabeth (Zilling) Kratz. Res., 642 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [149-209] 1. Clarence S., b Nov. 27, 1885; m Eda C. Wilde. 2. Bertha Viola, b Aug. 28, 1888; single; Norristown, Pa. [149-105] SALINA K. SCHULTZ, b Mar. 21, 1863; d June 6, 1883; dau Solomon and Sophia (Kriebel) Schultz [149-43]; m Oct. 22, 1881, HENRY T. GRATER, b May 14, 1858; d Sept. 2, 1882; s Elias Grater. Farmer; lived at Worcester, Pa. Children (2): 1. Elmer G., b Jan. 20, 1882; d Oct. 2, 1882. [149-210] 2. Ella May, b May 18, 1883; m G. Ellwood White. [149-106] ANNA REBECCA SCHULTZ, b Oct. 14, 1864; d May 24, 1922; dau Nathan and Martha J. (Mathers) Schultz [149-44]; m Sept. 27, 1898, HARRY T. JOHNSON, Reading, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Son, b July 17, 1899; d July 21, 1899. [149-210.1] 2. Ralph Schultz, b Aug. 3, 1900; m Sarah Elizabeth Reider. 3. Arthur S., b Sept. 10, 1903. 4. Carl Mather, b May 15, 1907; d May 31, 1908. [149-107] CHARLES M. SCHULTZ, b Nov. 15, 1863; s William and Catharine (Meschter) Schultz [149-45]; m Feb. 17, 1904, ANNA CATHARINE BOBB, dau of James D. Bobb. Cashier of Valvoline Oil Co.; res., 3629 North 17th St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) No children. Plate 121 V'.r,\ • ... The above represent some early Schwenkfelder homes; beginning at the top from left to right, they are as follows: Reinwald cottage, Ivulpsville, Pa.; Capt. Balzer Heydrick’s home, Flourtown, Pa.; house on the farm of the late Isaac Kriebel, near Mainland, Pa.; Balzer Krauss home, near East Greenville, Pa. (From “The Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania — Kriebel.” Courtesy of The Pennsylvania-German Society.) Plate 122 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1205 [149-108a] HOWARD M. SCHULTZ, b Jan. 14, 1866;s William and Catharine (Meschter) Schultz [149-45]; m Aug. 31, 1889, MARY K. HEYDRICK, b Mar. 23, 1868; d Apr. 4, 1890; dau Samuel and Maria (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a— 6]. One child: Robert H., b Feb. 23, 1890; d July 31, 1890. [149-108b] HOWARD M. SCHULTZ, same as above, m 2nd time, Nov. 25, 1893, SARAH K. HEYDRICK, b Oct. 17, 1873; dau Samuel and Maria (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-6]. Farmer; West Point, Pa. (1918.) Children (13): 1. Russell, b Dec. 9, 1894. 2. Anna, b Sept. 16, 1897. 3. Clarence, b Dec. 31, 1898. 4. Infant, b May 13, 1900; d May 26, 1900. 5. Catharine, b Aug. 31, 1901. 6. Bertha, b Jan. 29, 1905. 7. Nora, b July 19, 1907. 8. Charles, b Dec. 6, 1909. 9. William, b Nov. 29, 1910. 10. Laura, b Jan. 7, 1912. 11. Florence, b Jan. 15, 1913. 12. Walter, b Aug. 17, 1914. 13. Irene, b May 15, 1916. [149-109] MILTON SCHULTZ, b Sept. 20, 1870; s William and Catharine (Meschter) Schultz [149-45]; m Jan. 16, 1900, MARY K. KEANE, b Mar. 23, 1877; dau Patrick J. and Delia M. (Power) Keane. Bookkeeper; Ambler, Pa. (1919.) One child: Dorothy L., b Oct. 19, 1900. [149-110] MARY ALTHOUSE, b Mar. 30, 1845; dau Jacob and Sarah (Schultz) Althouse[149-46]; m Apr. 3, 1869, WILLIAM H. MILLER, b Oct. 25, 1842; d Dec. 10, 1911 ; s Eli G. and Susan (Hangen) Miller. Dyer; widow resides at 216 Clymer St., Reading, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Franklin Eugene, b Dec. 16, 1871; d Aug. 22, 1872. [149-211] 2. William H., Jr., b July 22, 1873; m Annie F. Kinsey. 3. Mary L., b Feb. 20, 1878; d Oct. 4, 1881. [149-111] JONAS ALTHOUSE, b May 9, 1847; s Jacob and Sarah (Schultz) Althouse [149-46]; m June 3, 1871, SARAH BINDER, b Sept. 5, 1846; dau. Samuel and Esther (Miller) Binder. Carpenter; employed by J. Anderson Ross Co. for 45 years. Res., 2544 North 11th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) [149-2 12a] [149-212b] [149-213] Children (5): 1. Harry, b June 5, 1873; d Nov. 17, 1878. 2. Charles B„ b Sept. 4. 1875; m Mooney. ^ [2. Emily A. Reiman. 3. Lillie, b Sept. 22, 1879; d Oct. 20, 1883. 4. Edgar, b Mar. 22, 1886; ?n Mary Himmel. 5. Florence, b Feb. 2, 1889; d Mar. 9, 1893. [149-111.1] KATHARINE WANGNER, b 1834; d 1918; dau Sarah Schultz [149-46]; m GEORGE KLINE, b 1827; d 1897. Children (7): [149-213.1] 1. Oswin, b Mar. 3, 1855; m Louisa Woodworth; Reading, Pa. [149-213.2] 2. Sarah, b Nov. 25, 1857; m William Mann; Reading, Pa. [149-213.3] 3. Matilda, b Jan. 19, 1860; m Kahler Levan; Phila., Pa. [149-213.4] 4. Annie, b Feb. 19, 1863; m Samuel B. Steffey. [149-213.5] 5. Oscar, b June 17, 1865; m Emma Frederick; Temple, Pa. [149-213.6] 6. Wilson Jonas, b Oct. 19, 1867; m Sallie E. Harner. 7. Charles, b Dec. 31, 1872; single; Reading, Pa. 1206 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-112a] PHILIP K. SCHULTZ, b July 31, 1848; d Dec. 3, 1914; s Jacob and Anna (Kriebel) Schultz [149-47]; m Nov. 1, 1873, AMANDA KRAUSS, b Nov. 23, 1847 ; d Oct. 7, 1889; dau Aaron and Lydia (Heebner) Krauss [202-7]. Children (8): [149-214] 1. Calvin K., b Sept. 19, 1875; m Jennie Krauss. [149-215] 2. Jacob Iv., b Feb. 3, 1877; m Emma L. Oberholtzer. [149-216] 3. William K b Dec. 31, 1878; m Alice Rohrbach. 4. Horace, b Aug. 16, 1880; d Feb. 20, 1881. [149-217] 5. Sevilla, b Mar. 21, 1882; m Herbert O. Heimbach. 6. Elva, b May 12, 1883; d Sept. 29, 1883. [149-218] 7. Edwin K., b Oct. 18, 1884; m Lizzie Hartline. [149-219] 8. Hattie, b May 10, 1888; m Raymond Rickert. [149-1 12b] PHILIP K. SCHULTZ, same as above, m2nd time, Feb. 13, 1892, MARY SCHULTZ, b Aug. 16, 1865; dan Henry and Barbara (Kriebel) Schultz [70-35]. No children. Mrs. Mary Schultz lives at Hereford, Pa. (1922.) Philip Schultz lived on the farm below the site of the Washington Schw. Meeting House, now (1922) owned by his son, William. When he retired from farming, Mr. Schultz removed to Chapel, Pa. [149-113] JACOB K. SCHULTZ, b Aug. 13, 1851; s Jacob and Anna (Kriebel) Schultz [149-47]; m Feb. 21, 1878, MINERVA ROTHERMEL, b Dec. 21, 1854; dau Amos Rothermel. Retired; res., 2222 Langford Ave., St. Paul, Minn. (1918.) [149-220a] [149-2206] One child: Annabel R., b Dec. 2, 1878; m ( 1. Eldon L. Ward. | 2. Loren V. Salvage. [149-114] JONAS K. SCHULTZ, b Sept. 16, 1854; s Jacob and Anna (Kriebel) Schultz [149-47]; m Sept. 16, 1880, ELVA GERTRUDE SHOEMAKER, b Apr. 13, 1858; dau Daniel Shoemaker. Com¬ mission merchant; res. (1922), 3622 North 18th St., Phila., Pa. Mr. Schultz has always taken a keen interest in the history and activity of the Schwenkf elders. He has written numerous articles for the papers emphasizing the necessity of the preservation of the history and traditions of the Schwenkfelder people. He is one of the guarantors for the publication of this book. Mr. Schultz has been a Bible class teacher in Phila. for many years, and is a prominent worker in the Tioga (Phila.) M. E. Church and Sunday School. Children (4 ) •' [149-220.1] 1. Jesse Shoemaker, b Dec. 24, 1881; m Mabel John Turner. [149-221] 2. Elva Gertrude, b Feb. 9, 1883; m James Edgar Wilkinson. [149-222] 3. Nellie Shoemaker, b Jan. 13, 1886; m John M. Reeve. 4. Elizabeth Kriebel, b Oct. 25, 1903. [149-115] HARRY B. KRAUSS, b Mar. 8, 1868; d Nov. 19, 1914; s Jonas S. and Eliza (Bower) Krauss [149-48]; m CLARA GODSHALL, dau George and Tillie Godshall. Hotelkeeper; Roversford, Pa. (1920.) One child: Durrell, b Nov., 1899; Royersford, Pa. [149-116] CATHARINE KRAUSS, b Nov. 17, 1872; dau Jonas S. and Eliza (Bower) Krauss [149- 48]; m MAURICE BREUINNINGER. Painter; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Floyd, b Jan. 31, 1900. 2. Janson, b Dec. 11, 1904. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [149-117] MAURICE KRAUSS, b Oct. 3, 1875; s Jonas S. and Eliza (Bower) Krauss [149-48]; m Feb. 22, 1906, LILLIE EISENHART, b Oct. 16, 1876; dau Joseph and Catherine (Shutt) Eisenhart. Salesman; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Marguerite, b Apr. 5, 1907; d Apr. 14, 1910. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1207 [149-118] EMMA KERVER, b Dec. 20, 1856; dau John and Christiana (Krauss) Iverver [149-49]; m NOAH DEETZ, b May 4, 1861 ; d Nov. 6, 1908; s Jesse and Katie (Bowman) Deetz. Widow’s res., R. F. D. 1, Telford, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [149-223] 1. Ida K., b Mar. 6, 1887; m Granville G. Nase. [149-224] 2. Cora K., b Aug. 12, 1889; m Charles Y. Haines. 3. Jesse K., b Oct. 24, 1891; d Sept. 2, 1892. 4. Edwin K., b Mar. 25, 1896; d Apr. 14, 1899. 5. Walter K., b Oct. 13, 1899; 922 St. John St., Allentown, Pa. [149-119] EDWIN KERVER, b June 5, 1860; s John and Christiana (Krauss) Kerver [149-49]; m Sept. 12, 1885, CHRISTIANA EDELMAN, b May 28, 1866. Farmer; Red Hill, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): [149-225] 1. Morris E., b June 14, 1886; m Ella M. Mutter. [149-226] 2. Amelia E., b Sept. 10, 1887; m Philip H. Grubb. [149-120] JONAS KARVER, b Mar. 31, 1862; s John and Christiana (Krauss) Kerver [149-49]; m Mar. 14, 1885, SENIA SCHWENK, b 1866. Red Hill, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [149-227] 1. Nathan, b Mar. 25, 1887; m Lillian Walter. [149-228] 2. John, b Oct. 8, 1892; m Sevilla Renninger. [149-229] 3. Hannah, b Apr. 24, 1899; m William Xander. [149-121] SUSANNA KERVER, b July 12, 1882; dau John and Christiana (Krauss) Kerver [149- 49]; m Aug. 17, 1907, SYLVESTER FOX, b May 25, 1884. Cigar maker; Red Hill, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Robert Naze, b Feb. 15, 1904. 2. Maggie Fox, b July 6, 1909. 3. Howard Fox, b July 24, 1913. [149-122] ALLEN SCHULTZ, b Feb. 7, 1864; s Reuben and Amelia (Stine) Schultz [149-50]; m Nov. 27, 1886, EMMA M. RINKER, b Nov. 17, 1866; dau Josiah and Kate (Schaffer) Rinker. Res., 57 South Dixon Ave., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [149-230] 1. Estella, b Sept. 22, 1888; m George W. Nattress. 2. Elmer, b Mar. 30, 1890; 51 So. Dixon Ave., Allentown, Pa. [149-231] 3. Clinton, b July 20, 1893; m Bertha M. Mullane. 4. Florence, b Mar. 13, 1904. 5. Helen, b Sept. 25, 1908. [149-124] CHARLES SCHULTZ, b Apr. 22, 1874; s Reuben and Amelia (Stine) Schultz [149-50]; m Aug. 5, 1897, JANE MURPHY, b May 10, 1874; dau John and Ann (McGilloway) Murphy. Chauf¬ feur; 176 E. Market St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Helen, b Dec. 30, 1897; d Aug. 8, 1898. 2. Estella Amelia, b Mar. 13, 1899. 3. Marjorie Ruth, b Mar. 21, 1904. [149-125a] HENRY R. SCHULTZ, b Oct. 25, 1870; s George Y. and Sarah (Rhoads) Schultz [149-51]; m in 1888, ELLEN SMITH, b June 6, 1868; d Mar. — , 1901. Children (3): [149-232] 1. Edna, b July 14, 1894; m Lewis G. Steltzer; Harrisburg, Pa. 2. Jennie, b - ; d Apr. 15, 1901. [149-125b] HENRY R. SCHULTZ, same as above, m 2nd time, June 14, 1905, BERTHA I. KUSER, b Oct. 19, 1875; dau William C. and Sarah A. (Stahl) Kuser. Carpenter; East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) 1208 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): 1. Leah, h July 31, 1907. 2. Paul Owen, b Nov. 16, 1911. 3. George William, b June 5, 1916. [149-126] MARIA SCHULTZ, b Jan. 26, 1878; dau George Y. and Sarah (Rhoads) Schultz [149- 51]; m Mar. 8, 1902, WILLIAM LAUDENSLAGER, b Dec. 13, 1869; s Josiah and Sarah (Stahlnecker) Laudenslager. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Daisy Sarah, b Mar. 1, 1903. 2. Infant son, b Jan. 13, 1908; d Jan. 13, 1908. [149-127] ANNIE S. BIELER, b July 16, 1886; dau Christian O. and Rosanna Y. (Schultz) Bieler [149-55]; m Aug. 14, 1917, FRANK E. DEAN, b Nov. 15, 1891; s Joseph F. and Marie (Zeborowski) Dean. Chiropractic doctor; 243 W. 109th St., New York City (1920). No children. [149-128] KATIE S. BIELER, b May 12, 1890; dau Christian O. and Rosanna Y. (Schultz) Bieler [149-55]; m Apr. 21, 1917, TITUS GROVER MARKS, b June 9, 1894; s Addison Byron and Ella Amanda (Roeder) Marks. Farmer; R. D., East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) No children. [149-129a] ROBERT GOMER SCHULTZ, b Oct. 23, 1881; s Amandas Y. and Lucinda A. (Bit¬ ting) Schultz [149-56]; m May 12, 1904, ROSA V. DeLONG, b Mar. 30, 1883; d Mar. 15, 1912; dau David and Maria (Heiinbach) DeLong. Children ( 3 ): 1. Howard R. 1 . _ . 2. Son, stillborn ltmm > 6 Au^' 28' 1006' 3. Mabel M., b May 2, 1908. [149-129b] ROBERT GOMER SCHULTZ, same as above, m 2nd time, Aug. 20, 1913, SALLIE L. HEYDT, b Aug. 15, 1884; dau Nathaniel and Leah (Frank) Heydt [36-204]. Woodworker; R. F. D., Zionsville, Pa. (1919.) No children. [149-130] HERBERT AMANDAS SCHULTZ, b Jan. 22, 1892; s Amandas Y. and Lucinda A. (Bitting) Schultz [149-56]; m Nov. 14, 1908, MAMIE G. MORGAN, b June 2, 1890; d Nov. 11, 1918. Flagman on P. & R. R. ; res., 220 North 5th St., Emaus, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Viola E., b Oct, 24, 1909. 2. Florence M., b Apr. 8, 1912. [149-131] ELLEN S. SCHULTZ, b Oct. 26, 1879; dau Nathan M. and Regina N. (Schultz) Schultz [149-59]; m Dec. 2, 1905, ORLANDO ESCHBACH; s William G. and Mary Eschbach. Farmer. Children ( 5 ): 1. Leah Mary, b July 9, 1903. 2. Florence May, b July 12, 1906. 3. Regina, b July 4, 1908. 4. William, b July 28, 1910. 5. Agnes Viola, b Jan. 21, 1912. [149-132] CHARLES S. SCHULTZ, b Jan. 19, 1881 ; s Nathan M. and Regina N. (Schultz) Schultz [149-59]; m Nov. 16, 1912, SADIE C. SPOHN, b Mar. 8, 1894; dau Ambrose F. and Carrie M. (Trol- linger) Spohn. Farmer; Corning, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Daniel M., b Oct. 3, 1914. 2. Andrew N. A., b Dec. 21, 1917; d Aug. 8, 1918. 3. Paul S., b Feb. 11, 1921. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1209 [149-133] ALBERT SCHULTZ SCHULTZ, b Apr. 24, 1887; s Nathan M. and Regina N. (Schultz) Schultz [149-59]; m May 15, 1920, BERTHA FRICK METZ, b Apr. 21, 1886; dau William Keeler and Emma Priscilla (Frick) Metz [21-147a]. Farm laborer; R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) One child: William Nathan Metz, b Apr. 17, 1921. [149-134] ADA K. ROTHENBERGER, b Jan. 1, 1886; dau Amandus S. and Selina S. (Krieble) Rothenberger [149-61]; m Dec. 28, 1912, WILLIAM SMITH SHELLY, s Christian and Rebecca Shelly. Hotelkeeper; 914 Chestnut Ave., Altoona, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Grace R., b Nov. 6, 1913. 2. William R., b June 4, 1917. [149-135] AMOS KRIEBLE ROTHENBERGER, b Sept. 20, 1891; s Amandus S. and Selina S. (Krieble) Rothenberger [149-61]; m Apr. 25, 1914, MAYME BENNER, b Nov. 23, 1895; dau Milton B. and Minnie (Cassel) Benner [21-221]. Farmer; R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Alma B., b Jan. 19, 1915. 2. Burton, b Aug. 29, 1918; d Dec. 15, 1918. 3. Doris B., b Jan. 2, 1920. [149-136] ALVIN K. ROTHENBERGER, b July 16, 1886; s Edwin S. and Amanda (Kriebel) Rothenberger [149-62]; m Sept. 18, 1915, HELEN ELIZABETH MOYER, b Aug. 23, 1886; dau John E. Moyer. Farmer and Montgomery County Agricultural Agent; res., Worcester, Pa. (1921.) One child: Margaret Moyer, b Sept. 12, 1917. [149-136.1] LAWRENCE K. ROTHENBERGER, b Apr. 15, 1894; s Edwin S. and Amanda (Krie¬ bel) Rothenberger [149-62]; m June 11, 1921, ELIZABETH KRIEBEL, b Dec. 5, 1899; dau George and Amanda (Snyder) Kriebel [25-194]. Farmer; Cedars, Pa. [149-137] WAYNE H. ROTHENBERGER, b May 9, 1885; s Thomas S. and Ellen K. (Heebner) Rothenberger [149-63a]; m Aug. 12, 1913, MARGARET MYRTLE MECKLEY, b June 3, 1885; dau George Meckley. Farmer and real estate agent; res., Pennsburg, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Ruth Helen, b Oct. 25, 1914. 2. Lillian Jeanette, b Feb. 14, 1920; d June 23, 1920. 3. Glenna Louise, b Apr. 13, 1922. [149-138] LILLIE H. ROTHENBERGER, b Oct, 23, 1889; dau Thomas S. and Ellen K. (Kriebel) Rothenberger [149-63a]; m Sept, 21, 1910, J. LYNDALE HILEMAN, b Oct. 22, 1890. Farmer; Wor¬ cester, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Donald, b Mar. 17, 1912. 2. Lowell, b May 25, 1914; d June 13, 1917. 3. Almeda, b May 15, 1917. [149-139] ELMER M. ROTHENBERGER, b May 20, 1889; s Asa and Amanda A. (Merkel) Rothenberger [149-64]; m Dec, 17, 1910, ALICE DERR, b Nov. 15, 1889; dau John S. and Maria S. (Roeder) Derr. Auto mechanic; Macungie, Pa. (1920.) No children. [149-140] FRANK M. ROTHENBERGER, b Oct. 24, 1892; s Asa and Amanda A. (Merkel) Rothenberger [149-64]; m LAURA YERGER. Pennsburg, Pa. (1921.) No children. [149-140.1] IDA ELIZABETH ROTHENBERGER, b Jan. 12, 1892; dau Levi S. and Andora (Schoenley) Rothenberger [149-65]; m June 22, 1918, WILLIAM B. HUDSON, b July 18, 1886;s John H. and Mary (Ager) Hudson. Clerk; res., 1526 Kerbaugh St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) One child: William B., Jr., b Apr. 3, 1919. 1210 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-1411 SALLIE SCHULTZ, b Sept. 9, 1873; dau Manoah and Mary Annetta (Trump) Schultz [149-66a]; m Nov. 23, 1895, DAVID F. CLEMMER, b Jan. 20, 1869; s Abraham and Mary (Funk) Clemmer. Farmer; R. F. D. 2, Barto, Pa. (1919.) Children (13): 1. Bertha S., b Sept. 2, 1896; d Sept. 4, 1898. 2. Francis S., b Feb. 13, 1898. 3. Jacob S., b Dec. 24, 1899. 4. Arthur S., b Dec. 16, 1901. 5. Leon S., b May 27, 1903; d Aug. 26, 1904. 6. Neda S., b Aug. 8, 1904. 7. Rochard S., b Mar. 12, 1906. 8. Abner S., b July 1, 1907. 9. Ruba S., b May 20, 1909. 10. Infant, b 1910; d 1910. 11. Lucy S., b Aug. 3, 1911. 12. Lester S., b Oct. 14, 1912. 13. Blanche S., b Mar. 11, 1915. [149-142] IDA SCHULTZ, b June 2, 1876; dau Samuel S. and Amanda L. (Roberts) Schultz [149- 67]; m Apr. 28, 1900, ALLEN U. HIESTAND, b Sept. 7, 1875; s Jacob and Emma (Stahl) Hiestand. Corning, Pa. (1918.) One child: Della May, b Sept. 28, 1905. [149-143] ALLEN R. SCHULTZ, b Jan. 11, 1878; s Samuel S. and Amanda L. (Roberts) Schultz [149-67]; m Nov. 9, 1911, NELLIE G. ROARTY, b Feb. 11, 1879; dau James and Margaret (Boyle) Roarty. Carpenter; res., 245 South St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Allen Robert, Jr., b Aug. 27, 1912. 2. James Solon, b Jan. 14, 1914. 3. Clare Marie, b Sept. 7, 1915. 4. Eleanor Gertrude, b Mar. 8, 1917. [149-144] J. WILLIS SCHULTZ, b July 9, 1888; s Samuel S. and Amanda L. (Roberts) Schultz [149-67]; m Apr. 3, 1909, JENNIE M. KUHNS, b Mar. 25, 1891; dau James A. and Maria (Gery) Kuhns. Painter; Palm, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Florence C., b Sept. 28, 1909. 2. Elsie M., b July 14, 1912. 3. Lester K., b June 21, 1916. [149-145] MATILDA SCHULTZ, b July 19, 1874; dau Daniel H. and Catharine (Gehris) Schultz [149-68]; m Aug. 12, 1893, HORACE J. FREDERICK, b June 1, 1871; s Benjamin and Sarah (Geho) Frederick. Farmer. Hosensack, Pa. (1920.) Sarah Geho is said to be a Schwenkfelder descendant, but this could not be verified. [Editor.] Children (5): 1. Luther C., b Mar. 26, 1894. 2. Katie F., b June 28, 1896; d Aug. 16, 1899. 3. Paul L., b June 6, 1899. 4. Mark F., b Jan. 30, 1901. 5. Ralph H., b Nov. 10, 1904. Luther C. Frederick enlisted in the Pa. Military Guard in July, 1917, in the 103rd Ammunition Train, Company C. He spent the summer in training and then spent several months at Camp Han¬ cock, Augusta, Ga. On May 19, 1918, he sailed for England on the Ceramic, went to France and helped to supply the 28th Division with ammunition, spending several months in the Toule sector, until the armistice was signed. After that he was engaged in convoy work; he drove trucks from the interior of France to the seaport. He returned to the United States, May 7, 1919, and participated in the 28th Division parade in Phila., and was mustered out at Camp Dix, May 20, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1211 [149-146] AMANDA SCHULTZ, b Oct. 4, 1877; dau Daniel H. and Catharine (Gehris) Schultz [149-68]; m Feb. 6, 1903, HARVEY F. STAHLER, b Aug. 23, 1874; s David and Juliana (Fetterman) Stahler. Teamster; 225 So. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Florence Verna, b Oct. 28, 1904. 2. Ruth Catherine, b Oct. 24, 1913. [149-147] ALBERT F. FLUCK, b Nov. 19, 1873; d Aug. 25, 1901; s Charles L. and Sarah H. (Schultz) Fluck [149-69]; m July 20, 1895, AGNES MESCHTER, b Apr. 19, 1877; dau Levi Y. and Elizabeth (Shelly) Meschter [66-8]. Bank cashier; lived in East Greenville, Pa. Mr. Fluck was a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa. One child: [149-233] Howard C., b Oct. 23, 1895; m Ada F. Schultz. Agnes Meschter Fluck m 2nd time, Oswin S. Bieler [149-164b]. [149-149] JOHN R. SCHULTZ, b Dec. 4, 1883; s Jeremiah H. and Mary E. (Knauss) Schultz [149-70] ; m Oct. 9, 1912, EDNA FAVORITE, b Aug. 4, 1896. Cigar maker; Richlandtown, Bucks Co., Pa. (1918.) One child: Rolland F., b Feb. 25, 1915. [149-151] CALVIN K. SCHULTZ, b Nov. 21, 1887; s Jeremiah H. and Mary E. (Knauss) Schultz [149-70]; m Jan. 6, 1912, MANDILLA M. MOSER, b July 16, 1887 ; dau Jonathan W. and Fianna B. (Moyer) Moser. Farmer; Clayton, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. James M., b July 1, 1912. 2. Howard M., b July 10, 1915. 3. Mabel M., b Feb. 21, 1917. [149-152] CHARLES K. SCHULTZ, b Dec. 2, 1895; s Jeremiah H.and Mary E. (Knauss) Schultz [149— 70 J ; mOct. 27, 1917, SARAH B. SCHANTZ, b Feb. 19, 1901 \dau Oswin and Ida (Herbst) Schantz. Station agent; Palm, Pa. (1918.) One child: Loraine B., b Apr. 10, 1918. [149-153] STELLA MAE SCHULTZ, b Sept. 10, 1892; dau Edwin H. and Mary L. (Yeakel) Schultz [149-71]; m Aug. 13, 1914, WARREN SHELLY OBERHOLTZER, b May 21, 1884; s Milton and Sarah (Shelly) Oberholtzer. Agriculture and teaching; Richlandtown, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Sara Ruth, b Nov. 24, 1915. 2. James Russell, b Apr. 20, 1918. [149-154] WILLIAM S. FOX, b May 1, 1888 ;s William B.and Mary H. (Schultz) Fox [149-72]; m Oct. 14, 1911, LAURA H. EHST, b Aug. 10, 1889; dau Jacob M. and Lydia A. (Hoppel) Ehst. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Harold E., b May 4, 1913. 2. Mary E., b Mar. 25, 1917. 3. Erma E., b Aug. 27, 1919. [149-155] GEORGE S. STAHL, b Feb. 8, 1867; s Christian and Anna (Schultz) Stahl [149-73] ;m May 2, 1896, MARY ELLA TRAPP, b Sept. 15, 1866; dau John George and Carolina (Reitz) Trapp. Farmer; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Ammon T., b Apr. 5, 1897. 2. Howard T., b Oct. 1, 1898. 3. Wesley T. j {wi b M u 1903. 4. Flora T. J 1212 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-156] ISAAC S. STAHL, b Feb. 1, 1871; s Christian and Anna (Schultz) Stahl [149-73]; m Sept. 26, 1896, MARY GRABER, b Dec. 13, 1866; dau Thomas W. and Salena G. (Wetzel) Graber. Farmer; East Greenville, Pa. (1918.) Children (6): 1. Elmer, b Dec. 23, 1897. 2. Cora Annie, b May 5, 1901. 3. Ida Salena, b Dec. 3, 1902. 4. Elsie Emma, b Jan. 28, 1904. 5. Homer Thomas, b June 13, 1907. 6. Isaac Victor, b Nov. 18, 1911. [149-157] ALBERT STAHL, b Dec. 20, 1872; s Christian and Anna (Schultz) Stahl [149-73]; m Feb. 8, 1902, ADA MAY MILLER, b July 31, 1885; d Apr. 20, 1907 ; dau Charles and Caroline (Kersch- ner) Miller. Res., 317^ N. Fulton St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Florence I., b June 17, 1902; d June 27, 1907. 2. Anna May, b Mar. 25, 1907. [149-158] REV. LEVI S. STAHL, b Aug. 14, 1874; s Christian and Anna (Schultz) Stahl [149-73] ; m June 5, 1912, FLORA SPARE, b Dec. 20, 1881 ; dau John and Emma (Yorgey) Spare. Clergyman in Eastern Pa. Conference, Evangelical Association; DanielsvilleJPa. (1919.) One child: Evangeline, b Oct. 10, 1914. [149-159] MILTON SCHULTZ, b Nov. 9, 1860; s Joel S. and Sarah K. (Schultz) Schultz [149-75]; m June 28, 1890, MARY ALICE KRIEBEL, b June 3, 1866; dau Andrew and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-31]. Palm, Pa. (1922.) Milton Schultz is a trustee of the Schwenkfelder Church; he is also a road supervisor. Children (J): [149-234] 1. Abner K., b Feb. 27, 1892; m Erma G. Schultz. 2. Melvin K., b Dec. 17, 1894; d June 28, 1913. [70-218b] 3. Edna K., b Jan. 1, 1899; m Warren G. Schultz. 4. Minnie K., b Aug. 1, 1905. [149-160a] HENRY S. SCHULTZ, b Feb. 16, 1865; s Joel S. and Sarah K. (Schultz) Schultz [149- 75]; m Oct. 18, 1888, ELIZABETH K. SCHULTZ, b Feb. 1, 1868; d Jan. 10, 1905; dau Henry and Bar¬ bara (Kriebel) Schultz [70-35]. Children (7): [149-234.1] 1. Alvenia S., b May 28, 1889; m Dallas W. Graber. 2. Jerry, b Nov. 10, 1890; served in A. E. F. [149-235] 3. Lewis, b Jan. 23, 1894; m Minnie Treichler. 4. Thamar, b July 26, 1896. [149-236] 5. Lyman S., b June 27, 1898; m Clare O. Blystone. 6. Caleb, b Aug. 22, 1900. 7. Naomi, b July 24, 1904. [149-160b] HENRY S. SCHULTZ, same as above, m 2nd time, Nov. 20, 1906, AMANDA (SCHULTZ) FREY, divorced wife of Charles Frey [38-692.1 la] ; b July 17, 1869; dau Henry and Bar¬ bara (Kriebel) Schultz [70-35]. Farmer and miller; Hereford, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Francis, b Aug. 4, 1908; d Aug. 30, 1921. 2. Wilbur, b Nov. 17, 1910. [149-161] ELIZABETH S. SCHULTZ, b Sept. 12, 1867 ; dau Joel S. and Sarah K. (Schultz) Schultz [149-75]; m June 6, 1896, AMANDUS E. LeFEVRE, b Aug. 29, 1865; s William H. and Esther LeFevre. Farmer; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [38-329] 1. Esther, b June 8, 1897; m Howard F. Yeakel. 2. Helen, b Dec. 13, 1907. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1213 [149-162a] WILLIAM H. SCHULTZ, b May 23, 1870; s Joel S. and Sarah K. (Schultz) Schultz [149-75]; m Oct. 14, 1893, ELLA W. CRESSMAN, b Feb. 4, 1874; d Aug. 2, 1911; dau Samuel Cress- man. Children (6): 1. Leah, b July 15, 1896; d Feb. 12, 1897. 2. Barron C., b Sept. 29, 1898. 3. Stanley C., b May 19, 1900. 4. Hilda C., b Nov. 13, 1902. 5. Viola C., b Feb. 27, 1906. 6. Frank C., b July 6, 1908. [149-162b] WILLIAM H. SCHULTZ, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 11, 1913, ISABELLA S. BIELER, b Feb. 26, 1880; d Sept. 21, 1916; dau Christian and Rosanna Y. (Schultz) Bieler [149-55]. Farmer; Palm, Pa. (1922.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Son, b Nov. 13, 1913; d Nov. 14, 1913. 2. Linwood B., b June 16, 1915. [149-163] AMOS S. SCHULTZ, b June 21, 1881; s Joel S. and Sarah K. (Schultz) Schultz [149- 75] ;m Sept. 1, 1909, ELVA G. SCHULTZ, b Sept. 14, 1882; dau Frank K. and Selina (Gerhard) Schultz [70-115]. Amos S. Schultz was formerly proprietor of a silk mill in East Greenville, Pa.; he now has an agency for farm implements. Res., East Greenville, Pa. (1922.) Children (2): 1. Elva S., b Apr. 8, 1914. 2. Robert S., b Oct. 15, 1916. [149-164a] OSWIN S. BIELER, b Oct. 2, 1868; s Allen O. and Caroline (Schultz) Bieler [149-77]; m Jan. 10, 1891, MARY HOFFMAN, b Apr. 4, 1866; d July 14, 1905; dau William and Sarah (Schultz) Hoffman [149-80]. No children. [149-164b] OSWIN S. BIELER, same as above, m 2nd time, Sept. 27, 1906, AGNES (MESCH- TER) FLUCK, b Apr. 19, 1877; dau Levi Y. and Elizabeth (Shelly) Meschter [66-8], and widow of Albert F. Fluck [149-127]. Farmer; East Greenville, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Allen, b Jan. 21, 1909. 2. Ralph, b July 29, 1914. [149-165] ROSANNA S. BIELER, b Dec. 22, 1873; dau Allen O. and Caroline (Schultz) Bieler [149-77] ; m Apr. 14, 1906, CHRISTIAN M. LONG, b Aug. 24, 1879; s Edwin and Lizzie (Moyer) Long. East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Leon B., b Mar. 29, 1907. 2. Melvin B., b Aug. 31, 1908. [149-166] HENRY SCHULTZ BIELER, b Mar. 27, 1881 ; d Jan. 27, 1921 ; s Allen O. and Caroline (Schultz) Bieler [149-77]; m June 6, 1914, KATIE KRIEBEL KRAUSS, b Nov. 23, 1888; dau Levi Y. and Elizabeth (Kriebel) Krauss [11-167]. Surveyor; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Mr. Bieler made the drafts for the homesteads that appear in this book. They were completed only a short time before his death. For 21 years Mr. Bieler was organist of the “Upper District” Schwenkfelder Sunday School and was a teacher in the Sunday School for many years. He was gradua¬ ted from Perkiomen Seminary in 1908, and from Ohio Northern University in 1910. Children (2): 1. Arlene, b Feb. 17, 1918. 2. Lester K., b Sept. 8, 1921. [149-167] MILTON S. BIELER, b Jan. 10, 1883; s Allen O. and Caroline (Schultz) Bieler [149- 77]; m Dec. 14, 1907, SADIE SCHULTZ, b Oct. 31, 1886; dau Horatio K. and Magdalena (Schultz) Schultz [70-40a]. Farmer; R. F. D. 1, East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) 1214 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Paul S., b Mar. 26, 1909. 2. Mae S., b May 23, 1915. [149-168] EMANUEL S. SCHULTZ, b Feb. 27, 1877; s Samuel S. and Elmira (Schantz) Schultz [149-79]; m Mar. 23, 1901, SALLIE OLIVIA Z. BARDMAN, b Apr. 8, 1871; dau Josiah and Esther (Zern) Bardman. R. F. D., Perkiomenville, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Daisy Anna B., b July 26, 1901. 2. Percy Henry B., b July 12, 1903. 3. Samuel Josiah B., b Aug. 24, 1905. 4. Esther Elmira B., b May 21, 1911. 5. Minnie Viola B., b May 30, 1913. [149-169] MONROE S. SCHULTZ, b July 2, 1878; d Aug. 22, 1920; killed in an automobile acci¬ dent; s Samuel S. and Elmira (Schantz) Schultz [169-79]; m Mar. 25, 1910, SALLIE A. MOYER, b May 16, 1877 ; d Aug. 6, 1915; dau Emanuel and Elmira (Wieder) Moyer. Mr. Schultz was the steward at the Keystone State Normal School, Kutztown, Pa. No children. [149-171] HANNAH S. SCHULTZ, b Sept. 3, 1880; dau Samuel S. and Elmira (Schantz) Schultz [149-79]; m May 25, 1901, HENRY C. BATMAN, b Apr. 26, 1879; s Henry W. and Sarah A. (Smith) Batman. Employed by the Boyertown Burial Casket Company; res., R. F. D., Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Stella S., b Apr. 27, 1902. 2. Otto S., b Dec. 26, 1904. 3. Linwood S., b May 31, 1907. 4. Elva S., b Apr. 27, 1912. [149-172] LYDIA S. SCHULTZ, b Nov. 19, 1885; dau Samuel S. and Elmira (Schantz) Schultz [149-79]; m May 14, 1903, HORACE W. STAUFFER, b Nov. 24, 1883; s Henry L. and Sarah (Weid- ner) Stauffer. Farmer; R. F. D., Pennsburg, Pa. (1920.) One child: Russell Curtis, b Dec. 23, 1904. [149-173] HOWARD S. SCHULTZ, b Dec. 15, 1889; s Samuel S. and Elmira (Schantz) Schultz [149-79]; m Mar. 29, 1913, MARY S. TROLLINGER, b Nov. 15, 1894; dau Albert and Katie (Sulkie) Trollinger. Farmer; R. F. D., East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Frieda Mae, b May 5, 1915. [149-174] SELINA S. HOFFMAN, b Apr. 15, 1868; dau William M. and Sarah H. (Schultz) Hoff¬ man [149-80] ;m Dec. 1, 1894, ISAAC B. MEST, b Apr. 10, 1868; s Abraham and Sarah (Botz) Mest. Farmer; Red Hill, Pa. (1922.) No children. (An adopted son, Kenneth Flick Mest, b June 16, 1907.) [149-175a] AMBROSE HOFFMAN, b Sept. 24, 1870; s William M. and Sarah H. (Schultz) Hoff¬ man [149-80]; m July 29, 1897, CLARA J. RUMFIELD, b Sept. 16, 1878; d Apr. 7, 1904; dau Allen F. and Martha J. Rumfield. One child: Verna May, b Mar. 8, 1904; 220 North 4th St., Emaus, Pa. [149-175b] AMBROSE HOFFMAN, same as above, m 2nd time, Sept. 11, 1907, SARAH Mc- CRACKEN, b Sept. 4, 1872; dau Robert J. and Isabella N. (Carell) McCracken. Salesman for Swift & Co.; res., 1437 Union St., Allentown, Pa (1920.) One child: David M., b Jan. 8, 1910. [149-176] AMANDA S. HOFFMAN, b Oct. 2, 1873; dau William M. and Sarah H. (Schultz) Hoff¬ man [149-80]; m Nov. 4, 1893, OSWIN SCHAEFFER, b Mar. 19, 1870; s William and Mary (Heffen- trager) Schaeffer. Red Hill, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Ellwood P., 6 Sept. 1, 1894. [149-237] 2. Mabel Mary, b Jan. 3, 1897; m Charles Franklin Bitting, Sept. 25, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1215 3. Ida A., b Sept. 28, 1901 ; d Dec. 23, 1909. 4. Arthur W., b Jan. 18, 1910. [149-177] REV. LEVI SAMUEL HOFFMAN, b Oct. 9, 1875; s William M. and Sarah H. (Schultz) Hoffman [149-80]; m June 29, 1910, ADELAIDE LENORA MATTOX, b June 17, 1874; dau Benja¬ min Franklin and Mattie Lenora (Howe) Mattox. Res., 739 W. Main St., Lansdale, Pa. (1922.) One child: Elinor Adelaide, b Feb. 28, 1912. Rev. Levi Samuel Hoffman was born at Topton, Berks Co., Pa., where his father was then engaged as a wheelwright. When Mr. Hoffman was six years of age his father moved to a farm near Kraussdale, Pa., where Mr. Hoffman had the usual farmer boy training and attended the public schools of the local township. During this period there was quite a flourishing literary society in the local school and Mr. Hoffman was a faithful attendant at the meetings of this organization, becoming one of the leaders in the debates. This was his first training in public speaking. In connection with his attendance at the Kraussdale Schwenkfelder C. E. Society, he came into touch with the students and professors of Perkio- men Seminary which gave him a thirst for more knowledge. Being encouraged by the advice of the principal, Dr. O. S. Kriebel, Mr. Hoffman entered Perkiomen Seminary and prepared himself for the teaching profession. Having obtained his teacher’s certificate, he spent three years in teaching in the public schools, while at the same time he continued his studies at night and at the summer sessions of the school. In 1903 he was graduated from Perkiomen Seminary and in the fall of the same year en¬ tered Brown University at Providence, Rhode Island. Being in limited financial circumstances, Mr. Hoffman was obliged to work his own way through college which he did by accepting all honorable kinds of employment. At the close of his sophomore year he was asked to become acting pastor of the Hope Congregational Church in East Providence, R. I., and during the latter two years of his college career he preached regularly in this church and was one of the efficient teachers of the Sunday School. Being urged to consider very seriously the ministerial profession, Mr. Hoffman took the suggestion under advisement for a long time, as it was his desire to become a teacher. But during his senior year in college he decided that the ministry should be his chosen profession, and in 1907 he was graduated with the degree of A. B. from Brown University. In the fall of the same year Mr. Hoffman entered Hartford Theological Seminary as a student, and it was during his first year there that he became teacher of the “Friendly Class,” an organized class of ladies and young men in the Weatherfield Avenue Congregational Church. During the summer of that year Mr. Hoffman was employed as acting pastor of the Doxbury Congregational Church where he was so successful that he was urged to return for the next year. However, during his next year in the Sem¬ inary, he was visited by a committee of the Schwenkfelder Church of the “Middle District ” who asked him to spend the following summer in their district, as they were in need of a pastor. Mr. Hoffman could not resist the call, and instead of staying in New England, came to the Middle District as the supply pastor for that summer. In the spring of 1910, he was graduated from Hartford Theological Seminary, and having in the meantime been elected pastor of the Schwenkfelder Church of the Middle District, Mr. Hoffman served this congregation and was formally ordained on September 18, 1910, in the Worcester Church, where he has been faithfully performing his duties ever since. He has organized the work of the Middle District and has been successful in developing various phases of church activity to the great satisfaction of the churches in the Middle District. It was through Mr. Hoffman’s influence that the Lansdale mission was organized, as he saw a fertile field of opportunity in this section, and the growth and development of this mission under Mr. Hoffman’s direction has been most marked. Mr. Hoffman is a profound student, and prepares his sermons with great care. In 1921 he was appointed an assistant editor of the “Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum.” Mr. Hoffman was married in June, 1910, to Miss Adelaide Lenora Mattox, who was a deaconess in the Deaconess’ Home at Pall River, Mass. Mrs. Hoffman is a graduate of the Chicago City School for Home and Foreign Missions, class of 1902. She has proved a faithful and loyal worker in the mission field and ably supports her husband in his ministerial labors. [149-178] HARVEY W. HOFFMAN, b July 8, 1886; s William M. and Sarah H. (Schultz) Hoffman [149-80]; m Dec. 2, 1911, IDA M. WENTLING, b Feb. 26, 1883; dau Levi and Eliza (Meitzler) Went- ling. Master mechanic; Box 932, Reading, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Raymond Adam, b Dec. 7, 1912, 1216 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 2. Edna Mary, b June 26, 1916. 3. H. Clyde, b Dec. 7, 1917. . [149-179] MARY K. SHULTZ, b Jan. 23, 1891; dau Benneville S. and Sarah U. (Kriebel) Shultz [149-81]; m Dec. 8. 1917, EDWIN J. FOX, b Sept. 23, 1893; s James E. and Amanda (Siesholtz) Fox. Farmer and teacher; Hereford, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Stanley S., b Sept. 27, 1918. 2. Florence S., b May 23, 1920. 3. Earl S., b Mar. 16, 1922. [149-180] AMANDA C. DETWILER, b Nov. 18, 1869; dau Jacob S. and Annie U. (Cassel) Det- wiler [149—82] ; m GEORGE H. L. MILLER, b June 7, 1865; s George S. and Eliza (Felty) Miller. Carpenter; Jeffersonville, Pa. (1919.) Children (10): [149-238] 1. Minerva D., b June 15, 1889; m Warren Kantner; Suedberg, Pa. [149-239] 2. Walter D., b Sept. 20, 1891; m Bessie Atkins; Jeffersonville, Pa. [149-240] 3. Arthur D., b Aug. 19, 1893; m Emma C. Grovatt. 4. Raymond D., b May 1, 1895. 5. Elsie P., b Nov. 23, 1896. 6. Leonard D., b Feb. 5, 1898. 7. Anna E. b Oct. 12, 1903. 8. Lester L.. b Aug. 30, 1905. 9. Mildred, b Apr. 19, 1907. 10. 'Elisabeth R., b Jan. 1, 1910. [149-182] WILLIAM C. DETWILER, b May 9, 1875; s Jacob S. and Annie U. (Cassel) Detwiler [149-82]; m Jan. 24, 1900, LOUISA K. MAYBERRY, b Dec. 31, 1878; dau John C. and Catharine (Royer) Mayberry. Motorman; res., 1031 W. Lafayette St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Luther M., b Apr. 7, 1904. [149-183] DANIEL C. DETWILER, b Aug. 9, 1880; s Jacob S. and Annie U. (Cassel) Detwiler [149-82]; m Dec. 15, 1902, RACHEL ADAMS, b Dec. 8, 1882; dau William and Mary (Myers) Adams. Fireman; 510 Norris St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) No children. [149-184] KATIE CLEMENCE, b July 22, 1874; dau Jesse and Mary (Detwiler) Clemence [149- 84a]; m July 3, 1897, JOHN CALVIN FAUST, b July 15, 1877; s George W. and Sarah Katharine (Smith) Faust. Laborer; Pennsburg Pa. (1919.) One child: Edna Elizabeth C., b Oct. 19, 1897. [149-185] DANIEL D. SLONAKER, b Feb. 3, 1885; s Philip and Mary (Detwiler-Clemence) Slonaker [149-84b]; m Aug. 24, 1918, KATIE SENORA M. BAUMAN, b June 27, 1889; dau William R. and Matilda L. (Musselman) Bauman. Laborer; Schwenksville, Pa. (1919.) No children. [149-186] HARRY D. SLONAKER, b July 20, 1886; s Philip and Mary (Detwiler-Clemence) Slonaker [149-84b]; m Jan. 27, 1906, KATHARINE SARAH SMITH, b Jan. 23, 1885; dau William I. and Sarah (Hoffman) Smith. Carpenter; R. F. D. 2, Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. William H., b July 27, 1906. 2. Lillian M., b Aug. 28, 1908. 3. Walton F., b Nov. 5, 1909. 4. Catharine S., b Feb. 17, 1911. 5. Louis E., b June 6, 1913. 6. Ralph M., b Dec. 7, 1915. 7. Russell C., b Feb. 19, 1918. [149-187] FRANK D. SLONAKER, b Jan. 17, 1888; s Philip and Mary (Detwiler-Clemence) Slonaker [149-84b] ; m June 23, 1917, HATTIE H. SELL, b June 29, 1891 ; dau Abraham and Amanda (Huber) Sell. Cabinet maker; Boyertown, Pa. (1919.) No children. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1217 [149-188] LIZZIE D. SLONAKER, b Sept. 28, 1889; dau Philip and Mary (Detwiler-Clemence) Slonaker [149-84b]; m Dec. 8, 1915, ABRAHAM L. KERR, b Sept. 9, 1893; s Amandus D. and Katie C. (Long) Kerr. Butcher; Sassamansville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Ida May, b June 26, 1917. 2. J. Raymond, b Mar. 5, 1919. [149-189] ANNA SCHULTZ, b Mar. 26, 1871 ; dau Samuel and Sarah (Althouse) Schultz [149-85] ; m Nov. 28, 1895, HARVEY S. DENGLER, b Jan. 21, 1872; s John G. and Katherine (Schlottman) Dengler. Supt., Baltimore Life Insurance Co.; 1523 Turner St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. John Samuel, b Nov. 9, 1909. 2. Anna Grace, b Dec. 21, 1914. [149-190] LILLIE SCHULTZ, b Aug. 16, 1873; dau Samuel and Sarah (Althouse) Schultz [149-85]; m June 9, 1903, REV. SIMON SIPPLE, b Feb. 20, 1875; s Adam H. and Margaret (Finzel) Sipple. Minister of the Gospel; Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Carl Schultz, b Mar. 11, 1904. 2. Ruth Eleanor, b July 31, 1905. 3. Sarah Margaret, b Aug. 19, 1908. Lillian Schultz Sipple, before marriage, was a stenographer and typewriter, also organist of Salem Evangelical Church, Reading, Pa., her home city. Rev. Simon Sipple is a graduate of Mercersburg Academy; Franklin and Marshall College, and Theological Seminary at Lancaster, Pa. Rev. Sipple served as pastor of Solomon’s Reformed Church, Macungie, Pa., for five years; Salem Reformed Church, Doylestown, Pa., for nearly three years; is at present pastor of Zion Reformed Church, Allentown, Pa., where he has held the pastorate for nearly eight years. Zion Church is one of the old historic churches. The Liberty Bell was hidden there for a year, from 1777 to 1778; the church was also used as a hospital for soldiers during that time. It is often called “The Liberty Bell Church” and is the oldest church congregation in the City. [149-191] ESTELLA SCHULTZ, b Dec. 28, 1883; dau Samuel and Sarah (Althouse) Schultz [149- 85]; m Dec. 12, 1905, HARRY L. MOHR, b Nov. 10, 1875; s John M. and Martha B. (Graver) Mohr. Shoe merchant; 301 S. Madison St., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Sarah M., b June 19, 1908. 2. Helen V., b June 27, 1910. 3. Mary E., b Apr. 11, 1912. 4. Catharine E., b June 3, 1913; d Nov. 27, 1914. 5. Ruth E., b Oct. 2, 1914; d Jan. 30, 1916. 6. John S., b June 26, 1916. [149-192] HARVEY O. RAUDENBUSH, b Nov. 23, 1871; s Edwin S. and Catharine A. (Schantz) Raudenbush [149-88]; m Apr. 11, 1891, NELLIE BOWERS, b Apr. 6, 1873; dau David O. and Cynthia M. (Barnes) Bowers. Night watchman; res., 351 N. Evans St., Pottstown, Pa. (1921.) No children. [149-193] TITUS E. RAUDENBUSH, b May 24, 1881; s Edwin S. and Catharine (Schantz) Rau¬ denbush [149-88]; m in Oct., 1902, KATIE C. CLYMER, b Nov. 15, 1881. Cigar maker; Sellersville, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Russell, b Jan. 18, 1903. 2. Paul, b Jan. 20, 1904. 3. Earl, b July 20, 1906. 4. LeRoy, b Jan. 14, 1908. 5. Theo., b Mar. 9, 1911. 6. Pearl, b Mar. 5, 1915. 121S Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-194] EMMA LAURA DREISBACH, b Jan. 9, 1874; d Dec, 5, 1902; dau Enos S. and Aman¬ da S. (Raudenbush) Dreisbach [149-89]; m June 2, 1900, HENRY ELSEWORTH STEYER, b Dec. 8, 1871 ; d Jan. 2, 1920; s John and Christianna (Becker) Steyer. Lived at Pennsburg, Pa. No children. (1921.) [149-195] SADIE WELDNER, b Mar. 19, 1888; dau Matthias and Sarah S. (Raudenbush) Weldner [149-90]; m Sept. 15, 1906, CHARLES ROEDER, b Mar. 28, 1885; s Henry and Hanna (Poh) Roeder. Cigar packer; East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Mae Josephine, b May 16, 1915. [149-196] VERNIE WELDNER, b Oct. 13, 1894; dau Matthias and Sarah S. (Raudenbush) Weldner [149-90]; m June 29, 1912, WILLIAM RUSSELL LACHMAN, b Apr. 21, 1893; s Abner D. and Ellen S. (Mumbauer) Lachman. Barber and cigar maker; East Greenville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Roger W., b Dec. 11, 1912. [149-197] IDA H. SCHULTZ, b Mar. 30, 1872; dau Hiram S. and Catharine B. (Hackman) Schultz [149-91]; m Oct. 12, 1895, DANIEL P. HAGER, b Oct. 7, 1870; s Jonas and Elizabeth (Heffentrager) Hager. Moulder; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (4): 1. John Harvey, b Jan. 25, 1897; d Feb. 6, 1897. 2. Daniel Peter, b Sept. 13, 1898; d Sept. 13, 1898. 3. Robert Lewis, b Mar. 26, 1900. 4. William Charles, b Feb. 6, 1903. [149-198] ALVAN HACKMAN SCHULTZ, b Oct. 14, 1874; s Hiram S. and Catharine (Hackman) Schultz [149-91]; m Sept. 12, 1896, FLORENCE AGNES TURNER, b July 15, 1877; dau Francis S. and Elizabeth P. (Dirmitt) Turner. Railroad machinist; 21 N. Georgia Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. (1920.) Children (2) : 1. Florence Beatrice, b Dec. 26, 1899; d Feb. 5, 1900. 2. Vera May, b Mar. 5, 1901. [149-199] HARRY HALLMEYER SCHULTZ, b Feb. 19, 1894; s Daniel S. and Matilda C. (Hall- meyer) Schultz [149-94]; m May 29, 1918, JULIET MERLE AARON, b July 28, 1896; dau Charles and Martha Virginia (Cresson) Aaron. Real estate and insurance; Lansdale, Pa. (1020.) No children. [149-200] MARY HALLMEYER SCHULTZ, b Dec. 23, 1890; dau Daniel S. and Matilda C. (Hall- meyer) Schultz [149-94]; m Oct. 18, 1919, WILLIAM LUKENS EDWARDS, b Sept. 3, 1890; s Robert J. and Emily (Lukens) Edwards. Civil engineer; Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) No children. [149-200.1] WARREN S. HILLEGASS, b Jan. 22, 1873; s Oswin S. and Sarah (Schultz) Hillegass [149-96]; m Jan. 28, 1898, ELLA SCHLOSSER, b July 24, 1876; dau Valentine H. and Anna Eliza (Cassell) Schlosser. Laborer; Kulpsville, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Florence, b July 6, 1900; d July 18, 1908. 2. Blanche, b July 19, 1902. 3. Wallace, b July 28, 1905; d Aug. 1, 1906. 4. Lester, b Aug. 5, 1907. 5. Anna, b Mar. 22, 1912. 6. Dorothy, b Oct. 10, 1917; d Oct. 15, 1918. [149-202] NORMAN P. SCHULTZ, b Dec. 28, 1886; s Anthony B. and Hannah R. (Place) Schultz [149-97]; m June 1, 1917, BLANCHE BERTHA DAILEY, b Aug. 21, 1886; dau C. W. and Mary A. (Bacon) Dailey. Manager of the Sierra Vista Ranches; res., Delano, California (1919). No children. [149-203] STANLEY P. SCHULTZ, b June 3, 1889; s Anthony B. and Hannah R. (Place) Schultz [149-97]; m Apr. 12, 1911, LIZZIE MAE BEAN, b Apr. 8, 1891; dau William K. and Emma S. (Reiff) Bean. Commission merchant; Skippack, Pa. (1919.) One child: Kathryn Marie, b June 20, 1915. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1219 [149-204] WARREN S. HEIST, b June 7, 1876; s Franklin and Emeline (Schultz) Heist [149-98]; m June 15, 1901, LILLIE MAY CASSEL, b May 6, 1879; dau Enos and Elizabeth (Michener) Cassel [21-36b]. Salesman; 800 Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Earl, b May 3, 1904. [149-205] IONA HEIST, b Sept. 25, 1891; dau Allen S. and HannahB. (Schultz) Heist [149-99]; m Mar. 4, 1911, ELMER Z. KEYSER, b Feb. 7, 1890; s Ephraim and Esther Keyser. Farmer; Wor¬ cester, Pa. (1919.) One child: Blanche Gertrude, b Aug. 5, 1912. [149-206] SOPHIA G. SCHULTZ, b July 6, 1877; dau Chester K. and Margaret H. (Grater) Schultz [149-100] ; m Jan. 6, 1898, WILLIAM A. WISLER, b Nov. 23, 1876; d Sept. 5, 1912; s Jacob D. and Louisa (Alexander) Wisler. Farmer; R. F. D. 2, Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): [149-241] 1. Mabel L., b Apr. 1, 1899; m Marvin S. Wiltsee. 2. Russell D., b Jan. 10, 1891. 3. Margaret S., b Mar. 12, 1903. 4. Adelaide S., b Nov. 4, 1906. 5. Ruth A., b Feb. 16, 1912. Sophia G. Schultz m 2nd time, Jacob G. Groff [74-878b]. [149-207] CORREINNE GRATER SCHULTZ, b Sept. 1, 1889; dau Chester K. and Margaret H. (Grater) Schultz [149-100]; m June 26, 1909, HARVEY BEAVER DANEHOWER, b June 2, 1887. Res., 1032 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Mr. Danehower is a teacher of mathematics in the West Philadelphia High School for boys. He is a graduate of Ursinus College. Children ( 2 ): 1. Melva Delphine, b Aug. 8, 1910. 2. Charles Everett, b Mar. 24, 1913. [149-207.1] FLORENCE EDNA SCHULTZ, b Dec. 3, 1892; dau Chester K. and Margaret H. (Grater) Schultz [149-100]; m Dec. 27, 1919, JAMES ASHBOURNE FRY, b Nov. 27, 1894; s John and Margaret (Ashbourne) Fry. Foreman in hosiery mill; res., 202 Jacoby St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) James Ashbourne Fry was connected with the Chemical Welfare Dept, in the World War. One child: Robert Ashbourne, b Sept. 23, 1920. [149-207.2] ALMA GRATER SCHULTZ, b Mar. 31, 1894; dau Chester K. and Margaret H. (Gra¬ ter) Schultz [149-100]; m Sept. 28, 1920, THOMAS EASTWOOD FRY, b Sept. 9, 1896. Accounting clerk; Belfry, Pa. (1921.) No children. [149-208] WALTER SYLVESTER BEAN, b May 28, 1888; s Oliver K. and Ella Jane (Schultz) Bean [149-103]; m June 15, 1910, MAE K. ROSENBERGER, dau Abner Rosenberger. Res., Norris¬ town, Pa. (1918.) One child: Doris Marie, b Jan. 26, 1913. [149-209] CLARENCE S. KRATZ, b Nov. 27, 1885; s Harry Z. and Sophia K. (Schultz) Kratz [149-104]; m Sept. 18, 1915, EDA C. WILDE, b July 26, 1885; dau Henry and Wilhelmina (Schaecher) Wilde. Electrician; 351 Kram’s Ave., Roxborough, Phila., Pa. No children. (1920.) [149-210] ELLA MAY GRATER, b May 18, 1883; dau Henry T. and Salina K. (Schultz) Grater [149-105]; m G. ELLWOOD WHITE, M. D. Res., 300 E. Capital St., Washington, D. C. (1919.) No children. [ Letters unans .] [149-210.-1] RALPH SCHULTZ JOHNSON, b Aug. 3, 1900; s Harry T. and Anna R. (Schultz) Johnson [149-106] ; m Aug. 24, 1922, SARAH ELIZABETH REIDER, b June 12, 1900; dau Herbert and Minnie Blanche (Wink) Reider. Mr. Johnson has charge of the radio department of Dives, Pom¬ eroy & Stewart. Res., Reading, Pa. (1922.) 1220 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-211] WILLIAM H. MILLER, JR., b July 22, 1873; s William H. and Mary (Althouse) Miller [149-110]; m Nov. 26, 1896, ANNIE F. KINSEY, b Apr. 3, 1874; dau Robert B. and Mary (Balliet) Kinsey. Accountant; res., 216 Clymer St., Reading, Pa. (1918.) No children. [149-2 12a] CHARLES BINDER ALTHOUSE, b Sept. 4, 1875; s Jonas and Sarah (Binder) Alt- house [149-111]; m May 10, 1898, EMMA ELIZABETH MOONEY, dau John Mooney. Divorced in 1906. One child: Elmer Clairborn, b Mar. 20, 1902: 2634 N. 16th St., Phila., Pa. [149-212b] CHARLES BINDER ALTHOUSE, same as above, m 2nd time, May 10, 1913, EMILY AGNEW REIMAN, b May 21, 1876; dau Frederick and Mina (Hartje) Reiman. No children. Mr. Althouse is a passenger agent and resides at 65 Beaufort Ave., Jamaica, Long Island, N. Y. (1922.) [149-213] EDGAR ALTHOUSE, b Mar. 22, 1886; s Jonas and Sarah (Binder) Althouse [149-111]; m July 10, 1906, MARY HIMMEL, b 1883; dau William and Tissie (Kimmel) Himmel. Carpenter; res., 2556 Colorado St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Anna, b July 1, 1907. 2. Romaine, b Mar. 2, 1910. [149-213.4] ANNIE KLINE, b Feb. 19, 1863; dau George and Katharine (Wangner) Kline [149- 111.1]; m Dec. 24, 1895, SAMUEL B. STEFFEY, b Feb. 11, 1862; s Peter C. and Susanna (Lively) Steffey. Janitor for the Bell Telephone Co.; 1723 Walnut St., Harrisburg, Pa. (1921.) No children. [149-213.6] WILSON JONAS KLINE, b Oct. 19, 1867; s George and Katharine (Wangner) Kline [149-111.1]; m Mar. 13, 1900, SALLIE ELIZABETH HARNER, b Apr. 13, 1882; dau James Henry and Katie Matilda (Levan) Harner. Res., 1021 Muhlenberg St., Reading, Pa. (1921.) One child: [149-242] Catherine Mabel, b Aug. 2, 1900; m Luther H. Ely; 1021 Muhlenberg St., Reading, Pa. [149-214] CALVIN K. SCHULTZ, b Sept. 19, 1875; s Philip K. and Amanda (Krauss) Schultz [149-1 12a]; m Oct. 15, 1902, JENNIE KRAUSS, b Apr. 23, 1880; dau Edward S. and Sarah (Heebner) Krauss [11-161]. Employed at Bethlehem Steel Plant; res., 538 Green St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Florence Krauss, b July 20, 1906. 2. Naomi Ruth, b Feb. 14, 1911. 3. Woodrow Wilson, b Aug. 9, 1913. [149-215] JACOB K. SCHULTZ, b Feb. 3, 1877; s Philip K. and Amanda (Krauss) Schultz [149- 112a] ; m Apr. 12, 1902, EMMA L. OBERHOLTZER, b Oct. 3, 1876; dau Joseph L. and Esther O. (Landis) Oberholtzer. Silk weaver; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Child, b Nov. 11, 1905; stillborn. 2. Esther O., b Nov. 13, 1906; d Apr. 4, 1908. 3. Ada O., b Dec. 28, 1907; d Apr. 6, 1908. 4. Newton O., b Oct. 22, 1909. [149-216] WILLIAM K. SCHULTZ, b Dec. 31, 1878; s Philip K. and Amanda (Krauss) Schultz [149—1 12a] ; m Apr. 1, 1904, ALICE ROHRBACH, b Dec, 23, 1883; dau James M. and Mary A. (Went- ling) Rohrbach. Farmer ; R. F. D., East Greenville, Pa. (1918.) Mr. Schultz lives on the farm below the site of the Washington Schw. Meeting-House; it was formerly owned by his father. Children (10): 1 twins , b Feb. 10, 1905. 1. Freeman R. 2. Raymond R. 3. James R., b Mar. 14, 1906. 4. Elva Irene, b Nov. 29, 1907. Philip R., b May 9, 1909. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1221 6. Mary R., b May 19, 1910. 7. Paul R., b Sept. 18, 1911; d Apr. 12, 1912. 8. Walker R., b June 25, 1913. 9. Harold R., b Apr. 16, 1915. 10. Edna Mae, b Dec. 14, 1917. [149-217] SEVILLA SCHULTZ, b Mar. 21, 1882; dau Philip K. and Amanda (Krauss) Schultz [149-1 12a]; m Oct. 15, 1908, HERBERT 0. HEIMBACH, b Nov. 3, 1887; s O. F. and Mary Ann (Oberholtzer) Heimbach. Clerk at the Navy Yard, New York; res., 249 89th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. (1918.) Children (8): 1. Ruth, b Feb. 17, 1910. 2. Herbert F., b Feb. 18, 1914. 3. Ethan Allen, b June 30, 1915. [149-218] EDWIN K. SCHULTZ, b Oct. 18, 1884; s Philip K. and Amanda (Krauss) Schultz [149— 112a] ; m Mar. 22, 1908, LIZZIE HARTLINE. Silk weaver; East Greenville, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Homer H., b Sept. 14, 1908. 2. Mildred H., b Nov. 8, 1913. 3. Verna H., b Apr. 8, 1916. [149-219] HATTIE SCHULTZ, b May 10, 1888; dau Philip K. and Amanda (Krauss) Schultz [149-1 12a]; m Nov. 11, 1913, RAYMOND RICKERT, b Mar. 14, 1892; s Aaron M. and Catherine M. (Sell) Rickert. Ribbon weaver; East Greenville, Pa. (1918.) No children. [149-220a] ANNABEL ROTHERMEL SCHULTZ, b Dec. 2, 1880; dau Jacob Iv. and Minerva (Rothermel) Schultz [149-113]; m June 6, 1901, ELDON L. WARD, b Sept. 14, 1873; d Dec. 24, 1917; s Francis Leslie and Anna Eunice (Stone) Ward. Both Mr. and Mrs. Ward are graduates of Grinnell College, Iowa. Ward Field, at Grinnell, Iowa, was named for Mr. Ward and his brother, who were foot-ball players and track athletes. Mr. Ward also served as Sheriff of Sherburne Co., Minn., for eight years. Before his death he was business manager of the Western Machinery Co., St. Paul, Minn. (1922.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Virginia Marzette, b Aug. 14, 1902; student at Hamline University. 2. Francis Jay, b Sept. 2, 1906; d Jan. 4, 1918. [149-220b] ANNABEL ROTHERMEL (SCHULTZ) WARD, same as above, m 2nd time, Aug. 28, 1919, LOREN V. SALVAGE, b Mar. 9, 1884; s William F. and Nellie (Gridley) Salvage. Mr. Salvage was a student at Minnesota University. Government railway postal clerk; res., 1717 Van Buren St., St. Paul, Minn. (1922.) [149-220.1] JESSE SHOEMAKER SCHULTZ, b Dec. 24, 1881; s Jonas K. and Elva Gertrude (Shoemaker) Schultz [149-114]; m Feb. 26, 1921, MABEL JOHN TURNER, b Oct. 26, 1880; dau John F. and Caroline S. (Baker) Turner. Salesman; res., 3622 North 18th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) No children. [149-221] ELVA GERTRUDE SCHULTZ, b Feb. 9, 1883; dau Jonas K. and Elva G. (Shoemaker) Schultz [149-114]; m Jan. 16, 1917, JAMES EDGAR WILKINSON, b Feb. 16, 1880; s Zimri and Em¬ ma (Garwood) Wdkinson. Attorney-at-Law ; res., Glenside, Pa. (1919.) One child: James Edgar, Jr., b Jan. 18, 1918. [149-222] NELLIE SHOEMAKER SCHULTZ, b Jan. 13, 1886: dau Jonas K. and Elva G. (Shoe¬ maker) Schultz [149-114]; m June 16, 1914, JOHN MICHENER REEVE, b May 31, 1884; s Harry H. and Sadie M. Reeve. Accountant; res., 1822 W. Atlantic St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) One child: Harry Hackett, b Dec. 20, 1915; d 1922. 1222 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [149-223] IDA K. DEETZ, b Mar. 6, 1887 ; dau Noah and Emma (Kerver) Deetz [149-1 18] ; m Aug. 8, 1908, GRANVILLE G. NASE, b Nov. 6, 1884; s Aaron and Marie (Seachrist) Nase. Cigar maker; Argus, Pa. (1919.) No children. [149-224] CORA K. DEETZ, b Aug. 12, 1889; dau Noah and Emma (Kerver) Deetz [149-118]; m Mar. 6, 1909, CHARLES Y. HAINES, b Oct. 10, 1884; s Jacob and Tillie (Yerk) Haines. Farmer; R. F. D., Telford, Pa. (1919.) One child: Edna D., b Feb. 13, 1918. [149-225] MORRIS E. KERVER, b June 14, 1886 ; s Edwin and Christiana (Edelman) Kerver [149— 119] ; m Oct. 16, 1909, ELLA M. MUTTER, b Sept. 6, 1890; dau Aaron and Susan (Updegrove) Mutter. Laborer; Green Lane, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Marguerite M., b Sept. 17, 1910. 2. Kathryn Ella, b Jan. 1, 1915; d Aug. 28, 1915. [149-226] AMELIA E. KERVER, b Sept. 10, 1887; dau Edwin and Christiana (Edelman) Kerver [149-119]; m PHILIP HENRY GRUBB, b Sept. 20, 1885. Res., Macungie, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Rosie May, b July 14, 1909. 2. John Edwin, b Aug. 14, 1910; d Oct. 10, 1910. 3. Jacob Henry, b Oct. 3, 1911. [149-227] NATHAN KARVER, b Mar. 25, 1887; s Jonas and Senia (Schwenk) Karver [149-120]; m May 1, 1909, LILLIAN WALTER, b Mar. 31, 1886; dau William and Lucy (Sigmund) Walter [49- 605]. Parmer; R. F. D., Red Hill, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Abner W., b Nov. 7, 1909. 2. Margaret L., b Dec. 4, 1913. 3. Jonas W., b Jan. 31, 1917. [149-228] JOHN KARVER, b Oct. 8, 1892; s Jonas and Senia (Schwenk) Karver [149-120]; m Apr. 6, 1912, SEVILLA RENNINGER, b Feb. 22, 1890; dau Augustus Y. and Sevilla (Brendlinger) Ren- ninger. Farmer; R, F. D., Red Hill, Pa. (1919.) No children. [149-229] HANNAH KARVER, b Apr. 24, 1899; dau Jonas and Senia (Schwenk) Karver [149— 120]; m June 28, 1919, WILLIAM XANDER, b Sept. 10, 1895; s Peter T. and Anna (Frey) Xander. Bookkeeper; employed by Farmers National Bank, Pennsburg, Pa. Res., Red Hill, Pa. (1921.) ATo children. [149-230] ESTELLA SCHULTZ, b Sept. 22, 1888; dau Allen and Emma M. (Rinker) Schultz [149- 122]; m July 18, 1914, GEORGE W. NATTRESS, b May 15, 1889; s David H. and Rebecca (Macafee) Nattress. Machinist; res., 57 S. Dixon Ave., Allentown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Earl W., b Feb. 21, 1915. 2. Althea N., b Oct. 20, 1916. [149-231] CLINTON SCHULTZ, b July 20, 1893; s Allen and Emma M. (Rinker) Schultz [149- 122]; m Sept. 8, 1915, BERTHA M. MULLANE, b May 18, 1896; dau William and Hannah M. (Ziegen- fus) Mullane. Chauffeur; res., 1865 W. Broad St., Bethlehem, Pa. (1919.) One child: Clinton W., b July 8, 1916. [149-232] EDNA SCHULTZ, b July 14, 1894; dau Henry R. and Ellen (Smith) Schultz [149-125a]; m Mar. 24, 1917, LEWIS G. STELTZER, b Feb. 21, 1892; s Lewis J. and Hannah (Schantz) Steltzer. Asst, manager of Dental Supply Depot; res., 819 North 18th St., Harrisburg, Pa. (1920.) No children. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1223 [149-233] HOWARD CLEMENT FLUCK, b Oct. 23, 1895; s Albert F. and Agnes (Meschter) Fluck [149-147]; m July 25, 1919, ADA FREY SCHULTZ, b June 1, 1899; dau Horatio K. and Ida (Fetkerman-Frey) Schultz [70-40b]. Clerk with Bally Manufacturing Co.; res., Bally, Pa. (1920.) No children. [149-234] ABNER KRIEBEL SCHULTZ, b Feb. 27, 1892; s Milton and Mary Alice (Kriebel) Schultz [149-159]; m Nov. 27, 1913, ERMA G. SCHULTZ, b Nov. 28, 1894; dau Frank K. and Selina K. (Gerhard) Schultz [79-115]. Milk Station Agent; Palm, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Abner Lyndale, b May 4, 1916. 2. Ernest, b Feb. 1, 1919. 3. Blanche Beatrice, b Aug. 23, 1920. [149-234.1] ALVENIA SCHULTZ SCHULTZ, b May 28, 1889; dau Henry S. and Elizabeth K. (Schultz) Schultz [149-160a]; m June 26, 1920, DALLAS WETZEL GRABER, b June 8, 1876; s Thomas and Selina (Wetzel) Graber. Dairyman; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1922.) Alvenia Schultz Graber was graduated from Temple University, Phila., and is a teacher in the East Greenville High School. [149-235] LEWIS SCHULTZ, b Jan. 23, 1894; s Henry S. and Elizabeth K. (Schultz) Schultz [149-160a] ; m May 4, 1918, MINNIE TREICHLER, b June 18, 1899 ; dau David and Maria (Schantz) Treichler. Served with A. E. F. in France (1918). Res., Hereford, Pa. One child: Elizabeth, b Nov. 29, 1918. [149-236] LYMAN S. SCHULTZ, b June 27, 1898; s Henry S. and Elizabeth K. (Schultz) Schultz [149-160a]; m Dec. 23, 1915, CLARE O. BLYSTONE, b Oct. 20, 1900; dau William and Mary (Marks) Blystone. Janitor; res., West Phila., Pa. One child: Melvin Carl, b May 7, 1916. [149-240] ARTHUR D. MILLER, b Aug. 19, 1893; s George H. L. and Amanda C. (Detwiler) Miller [149-180]; m Nov. 25, 1915, EMMA C. GROVATT, b June 10, 1896; dau Benjamin F. and Matilda (Rich) Grovatt. Ship joiner; Rancocas, N. J. (1919). No children. % [149-241] MABEL LOUISA WISLER, b Apr. 1, 1899; dau William A. and Sophia G. (Schultz) Wisler [149-206]; m Feb. 22, 1919, MARVIN S. WILTSEE, b Apr. 5, 1896; s Joseph and Bella (Stetser) Wiltsee. Postal clerk; res., 509 Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Margaret Adelaide, b Sept. 19, 1920. . -• ' SUSANNA SEIBT WIEGNER IE 154] and her DESCENDANTS 1226 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [154] SUSANNA (SEIBT) WIEGNER [E 154] came to Pa. in 1734 with her children. She died Sept. 18, 1755, and is buried in the Salford Schw. Cem. Susanna S. Wiegner lived in Nieder Harpers- dorf, and was a sister to Barbara Seibt [E 110], wife of George Hoffman [E 31]. A sister, Eva Seibt, was living in Hdrf. during 1739-1741. On June 2, 1711, SUSANNA SEIBT m CHRISTOPHER WIEGNER of Langneundorf [Hdrf. Ch. Bk .] who died prior to the migration. Schneider says, Susanna Seibt Wiegner left Hdrf. with a family of eight, but we are able to account for only six children. It is possible that the father is included in the list of fugitives and that he died in Saxony. Children ( 6 ): [154-1] 1. Christopher [E 56], b 1712; d Dec. 24, 1777; m Anna Schultz [E 150]. [73] 2. Susanna [E 155], b Sept. 22, 1714; d July 29, 1757; m Andreas Warmer. 3. Maria [E 156], b Jan. 6, 1716. [No further data.] [154-2] 4. Abraham [E 157], b June 2, 1719; d March 13, 1781; m Susanna Yeakel [E 108]. [154-3] 5. George [E 158], b 1721; d Apr. 8, 1784; m Susanna Yeakel [E 119]. 6. Rosina [E 159], b - ; d Sept. 14, 1800; single; buried in Salford Schw. Cem. [154-1] CHRISTOPHER WIEGNER [E 56], b 1712; d Dec. 24, 1777 ; s Christopher and Susanna (Seibt) Wiegner [154]; came to Pa. in 1734 with his mother. On Nov. 18, 1739, in the presence of wit¬ nesses and elders he m ANNA SCHULTZ [E 150], b Apr. 1, 1714; d June 26, 1789; dau Balthasar and Susanna (Dietrich) Schultz [149]. Christopher Wiegner was naturalized June 21, 1743. He lived in Towamencin Twp., Pa. [Plate F XVI], on farm owned (1920) by Enoch Heebner. Both Christopher Wiegner and his wife are buried in Salford Schw. Cem. Children (7): [38-17] 1. Susanna, b Aug. 5, 1740; d June 12, 1821; m Jeremiah Yeakel. [38-9] 2. Anna, b July 8, 1742; d March 30, 1822; m John Yeakel. [154-4] 3. Christopher, b Feb. 9, 1744; d Nov. 7, 1783; m Catharine - [154-5] 4. Maria, b Dec. 29, 1746; d Jan. 18, 1832; m Edmund Flinn. 5. Rosina, b May 28, 1749; d Apr. 29, 1835; unm. 6. Andreas, b Aug. 1, 1751; d Aug. 27, 1758. [154-6] 7. Daniel, b July 31, 1755; said to have lived in Pa., Va., and Ohio. [Dates from fly-leaf of book in S. H. L. — Sammelband XXI.] Daniel Wiegner [154-6] originally lived in Springfield Twp., Pa., and served in the Revolutionary War. All information that could be obtained concerning him is contained in the following abstract of the Pension Records at Washington. “PENSION OFFICE Revolutionary Dept. “Penn. Wigner, Daniel S 3605 “Declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7, 1832. State of Ohio, Gallia County. “On this eleventh day of August, A.D. 1832 personally appeared in open court before the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of Gallia County in the State of Ohio now sitting Daniel Wigner, a resident of Green Township, Gallia County, Ohio, aged 77 years the last day of July last, who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7, 1832. “That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein stated, that is to say that some time about harvest time, the day not recollected, in the year 1776, at Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania where he then resided, he enlisted among the troops called the Flying Camp for the period of five months in the company commanded by Capt. Valentine Up in Col. MacCallister’s Regiment that they marched for Long Island and when they arrived within about thirty miles of that place that there was a battle for eight - (?) when they received orders and marched to Amboy in the Jerseys that they remained in and about that place from three to four months when they were marched to Fort Lee and soon retreated across the Delaware to Trenton where he con¬ tinued in the service until about the first of March under the afsd. enlistment when he was discharged by writing under the hand of Lieut. Trumbower, that previous to this time Capt. Up had resigned & the company was commanded by Capt. Sami Dean who had also prior to that time resigned, leaving the company under the command of sd. Lieutenant that he served as first serjeant in that company during said service, that about the first of June, 1777, at Philadelphia Co. afsd. where he still resided he volunteered in a company of militia commanded by Capt. Jacob Shupe who was under the command of General Potter to serve for two months that they marched to che Delaware River, were at Trenton Conells Ferry from which place they went with (?) boats up the river about ten miles that they returned back Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1227 to Conells Ferry where his afsd. term of service expired when he again received a written discharge from his afsd. Capt. That after he joined the last named Company he was required to take the oath of allegiance which he did and rec’d a certificate thereof dated 13th June 1777, signed by Joseph Sackett in which he is discribed as Dan’l Weigner, Soldier, which is forwarded with this declaration, “That shortly after he returned home perhaps two months, the time is not exactly remembered, he volunteered in the service & was placed to driving a team which was sometimes employed in drawing provisions from the head of Elk (?) to Valley Forge and forrage from the back Country to the same place, that he served in driving this team for twelve months when he was dismissed by Nicholes Weaver who was Captain over the Waggons or Waggon Master, but rec'd no written discharge as he recollects of, “That in the latter part of the month of September 1781 at the County afsd. he was drafted for a tour (?) of two months in the company commanded by Capt. Jacob Peterman, the superior officers not recollected, that he served his tour (?) of two months, principally in the Jerseys at the expiration of the time rec’d a discharge from his said Capt. in writing dated 27th Nov. 1781 which is forwarded with this declaration. That he has no other documentary evidence his other papers being lost or destroyed by time & accident and that he knows of no person whose testimony he can procure who can testify to his service — That he was born within 26 miles of Phila. in that county on the last day of July 1755. That when he was about forty-four years of age he moved from Phila. County to the County of Harrison, Va. where he resided until about fourteen years since when he moved to Gallia Co., Ohio, where he has ever since and still resides, that he has no record of his age, He hereby relinquishes every claim to a pension or annuity, except the present and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any state.” “August 11, 1832.” “Daniel Wigner” “Inscribed on roll of Ohio at the rate of 70 Dollars per annum.” f 1810 i Harrison Co. f l Va. 1 [154-2] ABRAHAM WIEGNER [E 157], b June 2, 1719; d Mar. 13, 1781 ; s Christopher and Su¬ sanna (Seibt) Wiegner [154]; m May 31, 1750, by a Justice of the Peace, to SUSANNA YEAKEL [E 108], b Jan. 12, 1729; d Jan. 28, 1812; dau Abraham and Maria (Wiegner) Yeakel [38-2]. Abraham Wiegner was naturalized Sept. 24, 1745. He lived in Lower Salford Twp. on the farm owned (1918) by Abraham Derstine [Plate F VIII]. Abraham Wiegner is buried in Salford Schw. Cem., but place of burial of his wife Susanna has not been determined. Children (6): 1. Maria, b May 27, 1751. [No further data.] 2. Sarah, b June 5, 1753; d Aug. 8, 1758. [25-5b] 3. Rosina, b Feb. 7, 1755; d Apr. 20, 1834; m David Kriebel. [25-10a] 4. Susanna, b July 25, 1757; d June 26, 1793; m Christopher Kriebel. [154-7] 5. Abraham, b Sept. 25, 1760; d Dec. 6, 1824; m Susanna Snyder. [154-8] 6. John, b July 9, 1765; d Sept. 6, 1847; m Rosina Kriebel. [154-3] GEORGE WIEGNER [E 158], b 1721; d Apr. 8, 1784; s Christopher and Susanna (Seibt) Wiegner [154]; came to Pa. in 1734 with his mother, and settled in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. [Plate C XX III]. On Apr. 13, 1749, he was m by a Justice of the Peace to SUSANNA YEAKEL [E 119], b 1723; d Nov. 16, 1790; dau David and Susanna (Heydrick) Yeakel [38]. George Wiegner was nat¬ uralized Sept. 24, 1745. Both George Wiegner and his wife are buried in Kraussdale Schw. Cem. Children ( 3 ): [19-3] 1. Esther, b Oct. 9, 1751; d Feb. 13, 1816; m George Kriebel. [48-5b] 2. Susanna, b Oct. 3, 1754; d Apr. 15, 1833; m George Snyder. [48-4] 3. Rosina, b Mar. 1, 1759; d Dec. 18, 1819; m Christopher Neuman. [154-4] CAPT. CHRISTOPHER (CHRISTIAN) WIEGNER, b Feb. 9, 1744; d Nov. 7, 1783; s Christopher and Anna (Schultz) Wiegner [154-1]; m CATHARINE - . The data concerning Christopher Wiegner’s family is very meagre; B. H. Records state: “Christopher Wiegner, eldest son of Christopher, d Nov. 7, 1783, and his widow Catharine d Jan. 17, 1787, and left seven children.” Of these seven it has been possible to trace only one son, Jacob: [154-9] Jacob, b Oct. 10, 1774; d May 13, 1854; m Catharine Smith. Christopher Wiegner was also called Christian in conveyances and other legal papers, although as far as known he always signed his name as “Christopher.” On Feb. 6, 1776, “Christian Wieghner, yeoman,” of Springfield Twp., Bucks Co., Pa., made a con¬ veyance to William Turner; the conveyance is signed “Christoph Wiegner.” 1228 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families On May 8, 1783, Christian Wiegner and his wife Catharine conveyed land to John Smith, miller. The conveyance is signed: Witnesses present at signing, “Christoph Wiegner “Daniel Weegner.” her “George Miller.” Katrine X Wiakner mark” It has been impossible to ascertain the maiden name of the wife of Christopher Wiegner. In the settlement of the estate of his son, Jacob it is stated: “maiden name of mother unknown.” Christopher Wiegner was a captain in the Revolutionary War, as shown by the “returns from Springfield Twp., Bucks Co., Pa.” “A return for the four classes that are in actual service of Militia of Springfield twp. Bucks Co. Captain Chris¬ topher Wigner’s Companys October the first — 1781” [Penna. Archives , 5th Series, Vol. V, p 34%-] “Roll of Associated Companies in twp of Springfield, Bucks Co., taken ye 21, Aug. 1775 Christopher Wignere, Private.” [Penna. Archives, 5th Series, Vol. V, p. 399.] “Springfield Company Rolls of the Associated Companies in the twp of Springfield, Bucks Co., taken ye 21st-Aug. 1775. Christopher Wignere, private” [Penna. Archives.] References to Christopher Wiegner in State Library, Harrisburg, Pa. “Return for Springfield Township Bucks County Capt. Christian Wigners Compyni May the 20th 1782 for Non At¬ tendance (Endorsed) Capt. Waggoners Co. non-att May 21, 1782 Wigners Company 1782 Return for Springfield Township” “November 20th 1782 A Return of Capt Christopher Wigners Company of Springfield Township Bux County for Non attending Training days. (Signed) Christopher Wigner Capt. (Endorsed) Last half year 1782 A Return of Capt. Christopher Wegners Company of Springfield Capt. Waggoner last y, 1782” “June the 15th 1782 This is to Certify that Henry is Classt in My Compyni in Springfield Township and clear from Moster Duty. Certyfid by me (Signed) Christoph Wiegner” “Account of ye Non- Attendant Fines Bucks Co. Capt. Weegner’s Company Springfield Fines Incurred 1781 78-8-0 1782 225-15-4 Reed. Outstanding 7.15 70.13.0 83.4.3 142.11.1” On Apr. 29, 1769, “Christopher Weegner, Sr.,” of Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., “weaver,” sold to “Christopher Weegner, Jr., yeoman,” 106 acres; patent of this land was granted to said Chris¬ topher Weegner, Feb. 28, 1745. On June 24, 1776, “Christopher Weegner, Jr., miller of Springfield, Bucks Co., Pa.,” and Catharine, his wife, sold 50 acres of this tract to William Yocum of Lower Salford and on the same day sold 59 acres, 140 perches, to William Tennis of “Towainensing Twp., cordwainer.” On June 15, 1776, he bought a messuage in a tract of land in Springfield Twp., on which he gave two mortgages, which he sold on May 8, 1783, to John Smith, miller. His name in the deed is given as “Christian,” although the deed is signed “Christoff Wiegner,” and “Katrine [X (her mark) ] Weakner.” On Feb. 6, 1776, ’’Christian Weighner, yeoman,” gave to William Turner a mortgage deed and bond on a certain messuage or “tenament” on a tract of land in Springfield Twp. The bond was written for 1066% Spanish mill dollars, all of them weighing 17 pennyweights, and 6 grains. On Jan. 25, 1787, Henry Smith, administrator of the estate of Catharine Wiegner, “late of Perkio- men and Skippack,” signed inventory of twenty-two pounds, seven shillings, seven pence, including one cow. Balance for distribution was fourteen pounds, eight shillings, and threepence. [Edward Matthews.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1229 [154-5] MARIA WIEGNER, b Dec. 29, 1746; d Jan. 18, 1832 ; dau Christopher and Anna (Schultz) Wiegner [154-1]; m Oct. 7, 1790, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, at the house of William Dennis, to EDMUND FLINN, b 1755; d Dec. 24, 1836. Mr. Flinn was a native of Ireland. A To issue. Edmund Flinn was born in Ireland in 1755. When he came to Pa. is not known, but he was in Franconia before he came to Salford in 1790. He was known amongst his neighbors as “Teddy Flinn.” That he was an ingenious man is evidenced by the fact that he is sometimes called a shoemaker, at other times a stone cutter, as well as a farmer. He is said to have chiseled many tombstones still stand¬ ing in the cemeteries in Salford Twp. It is said that an error made by him in spelling, while chiseling a tombstone, changed the name of “Hec/iler” to “Hec/cler.” On Oct. 7, 1790, he married Maria Wiegner, daughter of Christopher Wiegner, and it is said that he was the only Irishman who ever married a Schwenkfelder and joined the denomination. In 1792 he bought a home and 13 acres of land in Salford for 104 pounds. Having prospered, in 1798 he bought 25 acres adjoining the first tract for 225 pounds, and also acquired other land, all of which he bequeathed to his wife together with all personal property, which at her death was to go to the Schwenkfelder Society in repayment for the gratitude he felt towards the Schwenkfelders who had be¬ friended him when he first made their acquaintance. [Edward Matthews .] The Edmund Flinn Bequest and the Charity Fund Those familiar with the history of the incorporation of the Charity and Literary Fund of the Schwenkfelder Church in 1842, know that the bequest of Edmund Flinn to the “Schwenkfelder Society Poor officers” had a great deal to do with it. We are told that Flinn was an Irish- American Schwenk¬ felder, generally known as “Neddy Flinn.” We do not know when he appeared in the Schwenkfelder community, but on October 7, 1790, he married Maria Wiegner, a daughter of Christoph Wiegner. On the 24th of Sept., 1798, he purchased a tract of land in Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., from God- shalk Godshalks; it is described as bordering on properties of Barny Freyer, Andrew Ziegler, Sr., An¬ drew Ziegler, Jr., and Jacob Reiff, containing about twenty-five acres of land. The buildings consisted of an old one-story loghouse containing two rooms ; to this was annexed one room built of stone ; there were also a log-barn and an old fashioned well-sweep on the place. Here for nearly forty years lived Edmund Flinn, stone-cutter and small farmer. Many of the tombstones in the neighboring church¬ yards are of his carving. The late James Y. Heckler tells us that the modern way of writing Heckler is to be charged to the fact that Flinn changed the h to k on the headstone of the ancestor of the Heckler family. In a copy of the “Journal von den Jahrliclien Einnahmen u. Ausgaben des Wohlthatigen Funds oder der Armen Casze Im Mittlern District 1790-1890,” we find that Edmund Flinn received 3 Pounds and 15 Shillings from this fund in 1797 to pay rent for Rosina Wiegner; although her name continues on the record until 1834, Flinn’s name does not appear in connection with hers after 1801. The fact that his wife’s sister for so many years had the benefit of this fund may have been one motive that led him to remember it in his will, signed in the presence of Samuel Ivriebel and Israel Schultz, May 20, 1831, and registered in Will Book 7, p 527, at Norristown, Pa. Benjamin Anders is named as executor. In it he bequeaths to his wife Maria his personal estate and “lot of land whereon I now dwell,” consist¬ ing of fourteen acres of land; “and after her decease and just debts and funeral expenses are paid of it, it is my will what is left whatever real estate or personal or money is to go to the Schwenkfelder Society Poor Officer’s hands to be for the poor of the society.” On the 18th of Jan., 1832, his wife died and he on Dec. 24th, 1836, at the age of 81 years. His will was probated and an inventory was filed four days after his death, Dec. 28, 1836, and the account, Jan. 29, 1839. His personal property inventoried $126.42, while the account shows $126,543^. The sum of all amounts paid, “including $250.00 paid Benjamin Anders for waiting and attending to the business of said testator for seven years during his life,” was $461.65. In pursuance of an objection filed by one N. B. Brown, a relative of Edmund Flinn’s, a law-suit resulted. It was argued that the Schwenkfelders had no legal standing and so could not receive the balance of the estate. After a long struggle the Su¬ preme Court handed down a decision in favor of the Schwenkfelder Society. According to a deed of sale under date of August 3, 1844, Caspar Schultz and George Anders, Jr., Poor Officers of the Schwenkfelder Society, sold eighteen acres and twelve perches of land of the Flinn estate to David Zimmerman for $675.00. In the Journal of the Charity Fund above cited, the officers charged themselves with $50.00 interest money and $59.00 on account of principal received from David Zimmerman in 1844; on May 1, they charge themselves with $23.25 interest money received from David Zimmerman, and also with a bond of $629.00 against the same, payable as the bequest made by 1230 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Edmund Flinn. In 1846 they received from David Zimmerman, interest 840.00. Thereafter no speci¬ fication is made. However, the total amount received up to and including 1846, as here indicated, would be $801.65. The Journal further shows the following items of expense: 1843, April 18, Paid witnesses in the case of N. B. Brown vs. Flinn’s F.state . $92.17 1844, May 17, Paid attorney’s fee in the case of Brown vs. Executors of Flinn’s Estate. . . 50.00 Paid board for witnesses to said case . 5.40 1845, May 1, Paid costs of writing and recording mortgage for David Zimmerman . 3.41 1849, April 10, Paid a debt for E. Flinn’s Estate on demand of N. B. Brown . . . 99.49 This makes the total amount expended . .• . $250 . 47 According to these figures, and including the interest on the principal for the time between 1846 and 1849, the Charity Fund had a net benefit of at least $660.00 from the Flinn Estate. [Schwenk- feldian, Vol. 7, pp 29, 30.] [154-7] ABRAHAM WIEGNER, b Sept. 25, 1760; d Dec. 6, 1824; s Abraham and Susanna (Yeakel) Wiegner [154-2]; m by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, on May 1, 1794, to SUSANNA SNYDER, b Aug. 17, 1771; d May 20, 1834; dau Henry and Rosina (Neuman) Schneider [48-3]. Children (10): [154-10] 1. Elizabeth, b Apr. 1, 1795; d Feb. 18, 1870; m Samuel Smith. [154—1 1 ] 2. Sarah, b Nov. 3, 1796; d Jan. 30, 1824; m Henry Ruth. [154-12] 3. Maria, b Apr. 17, 1799; d Aug. 15, 1856; m John B. Sauter. 4. Anna, b Feb. 9, 1801; d Dec. 28, 1827. [154-13] 5. Christopher, b Jan. 12, 1803; d Mar. 12, 1853; m Susanna Schultz. [154-14] 6. Joseph, b Nov. 29, 1804; d Aug. 22, 1873; m Agnes Dresher. [154-15] 7. Abraham, b Nov. 16, 1806; d July 22, 1879; m Magdalena Cassel. [48-15] 8. Susanna, b Dec. 6, 1808; d Jan. 17, 1884; m Job Snyder. [154-16] 9. Sophia, b Mar. 10, 1811; d Apr. 28, 1871; m Jesse Krupp. [154-17] 10. Edith, b Aug. 13, 1813; d Feb. 5, 1867; m Antrim Homsher. Marriages by Rev. Geo. Wack: May 19, 1818 — Henry Ruth and Sarah Wiegner. Sept. 18, 1823 — Samuel Smith and Elizabeth Wiegner. Sept. 30, 1827 — John B. Sauter and Mary Wiegner. Nov. 12, 1843 — Antrim Homsher and Edith Wiegner. [Perk. Reg., Vol. Ill, p Jc9.] [154-8] JOHN WIEGNER, b July 9, 1765; d Sept. 6, 1847; s Abraham and Susanna (Yeakel) Wiegner [154-2]; m by Rev. Christopher Hoffman on Sept. 10, 1795, to ROSINA KRIEBEL, b June 12, 1772; d Feb. 11, 1855; dau David and Susanna (Reinewald) Kriebel [25-5a]. Children (9): 1. Son, b Nov. 27, 1796; d same day. 2. Daniel, b Sept. 26, 1797; d Dec. 11, 1866; m Margaret Snyder. 3. George, b Aug. 25, 1799; d Feb. 2, 1865. 4. Joel, b May 14, 1801; d Mar. 12, 1857; m Sarah Heebner. 5. Abraham, b Nov. 8, 1802; d May 1, 1883; m Barbara Kriebel. 6. Leah, b July 4, 1804; d Nov. 9, 1896; unm. 7. John, b Nov. 5, 1806; d Feb. 27, 1865; m Maria Anders. 8. Lydia, b Sept. 9, 1808; d Sept. 5, 1888; unm. 9. Ezra, b Jan. 12, 1814; d Dec. 12, 1881; m 1 L Gehman. I 2. Rebecca Diehl. [154-18] [154-19] [154-20] [154-21] [154-22a] [154-22b] [154-9] JACOB WIEGNER, b Oct. 10, 1774; d May 13, 1854; s Capt. Christopher and Catharine Wiegner [154-4]; m Nov. 20, 1796, CATHARINE SMITH, b Aug. 13, 1776; d July 28, 1853. Jacob Wiegner served in the War of 1812-14. Children (7): [154-23] 1. Henry, b Sept. 3, 1797; d Sept. 30, 1881; m Catherine Barrett. [154-24] 2. Jacob, b Nov. 29, 1799; d Mar. 25, 1877; m Rosina Yeakel. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1231 3. Salome, b Nov. 29, 1801; d Dec. 7, 1802. [154-25] 4. Daniel, b Jan. 6, 1806; d - ; m Mary Barrett. [154—26] 5. Elizabeth, b Apr. 2, 1808; d Mar. 7, 1883; m George Huber. [154—27 ] 6. Maria, b Mar. 25, 1810; d - ; m Joseph Kulp. 7. Rosina, b Feb. 25, 1815; d 1845. On March 31, 1806, Henry Smith and wife, Eliza, sold to Jacob Wiegner, house carpenter, of New Hanover for 1200 pounds a messuage in two tracts of land amounting to 165 acres which was adjudged to him by the Orphans’ Court in 1773, as eldest son of Henry who bought it from Parsons, Ross and Greenway in 1782. [Above data from Court Records in Bucks Co. and Montg. Co. — D.B. 63:18.] According to his will, Jacob Wiegner lived in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa.; was said to have been a son of “Christian,” mother’s name unknown; wife was Catharine Smith; five children were living. Place of burial: St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Cem., Red Hill, Pa. MILITARY PAPERS OF JACOB WIEGNER "TAKE NOTICE— That you are hereby required personally or by sufficient substitute, to appear at the house of HENRY KREPS, properly armed and equipped for service, at the hour of ten A. M. on the 8th day of September next, to march when required .... Appeals to be held at HENRY KREPS'S, on the 22d day of September next, at ten o’clock A. M. Given under my hand the 30th day of August, A. D. 1814. To Mr. Jacob Weegner 1 Class Barnhard Gilbert CAPTAIN.” "Received September 10th 1814 of Jacob Wegner one Stand of arms belong to the 8th Company 86 Regement ofe Christian Snyder. Brigade Inspector by Henry Ivreps” AGREEMENT— HENRY SMITH, SR., TO HENRY SMITH, JR. "ARTICLES of Agreement made and Concluded on this 27th Day of May in the Yrear of our Lord one Thousand Seven hundred and Fifty Seven Between Henry Smith Senior of Frederick Township in the County of Philadelphia and Province of Pennsylvania Yeoman of the one Part and Henry Smith Junior as Son of the said Henry Smith Senior, of Upper Hanover Township in the County and Province aforesaid YAoman on the other Part witnesseth That The said Henry Smith Senior, for and in Consideration of the Sum of Twenty Seven Pounds Lawd'ull Money of Pennsyl¬ vania for which the said Henry Smith Junior is to give writings to his said Father either to pay to him the said Sum or to deduct it on his hereditary Portion, hath granted bargained and Sold aliened and confirmed and by these Presents Doth grant bargain and Sell alien and Confirm unto his said Son Henry Smith Junior and to his heirs and assigns for Ever a Certain Tract of Land situate in Upper Hanover Township aforesaid adjoining the other Land of the said Henry Smith Senior, and the Land of Ludwig Dettery and Jacob Griesinger containing about one hundred and Sixty Three more or less together with the House outhouses cleared Land and all other Improvement so as it at Presents Doth Hand, and all the Estate Rights Title Claim and Domain whatsoever of him the said Henry Smith Senior of in and to the said Tract of Land and Premisses and every Part thereof, To have and to hold the said Messuage or Tene¬ ment and all and Singular the Premisses above mentioned in and every Part and Parcel thereof with the appurtenances unto the said Henry Smith Junior his heirs and Assigns, and to their only proper use and Behoof for Ever and Further is hereby conditioned and agreed between the Parties aforesaid, That the said Henry Smith Junior shall Pay for the Land to the Proprietors or owners thereof as much as there is due and to become due in Principal, Interest and Quitrent for the same In witness and Confirmation whereof he the said Henry Smith Senior has hereunto set his own hand and seal on the day and year as first above written Signed Sealed and Concluded in the presence of us Jacob Griesinger (signed) (signature cut off) David Schultze (signed) (found on back) Agreement of Henry Smith Senior to Henry Smith Junior” EXEMPLIFICATION— HENRY SMITH S ESTATE (Seal in this corner) "At an Orphan’s Court held at Philadelphia for the City and County of Philadelphia the Twenty Seventh day of September in the Year of Our Lord One thousand Seven hundred and Seventy three Before Samuel Mifflin Samuel Powell and William Parr Esquires Justices of the same Court WHEREAS at an Orphan’s Court held at Philadelphia for the City and County aforesaid the Sixth day of September Instant Upon the Petition of Henry Smith Eldest Son of Henry Smith late of Upper Hannover Township Mason de¬ ceased An Inquest was awarded to make Partition of the Lands and Real Estate of the said Henry Smith deceased between the several Children of the said decedent according to their several and respective Shares therein and pursuant to the Acts of General Assembly of this Province in such Case made and provided (if the same could be separated and divided without Prejudice to and spoiling the whole) otherwise to value the same And a Writ issued out of the said 1232 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Court to the Sheriff according by And Now to wit at this day Judah Foulke Esquire High Sheriff of the said City and County Cometh into Court and maketh Return in the following Words to wit Philadelphia County SS I Judah Foulke Esquire High Sheriff of and for the City and County of Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsylvania To the Justices of the Orphan Court (crease in paper: line illegible) Writ hereunto annexed mentioned at the day and place in the same Writ specified do certify That I the said Sheriff by Virtue and in pursuance of the said Writ to me directed on the Twentieth day of September in the Year of our Lord One thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy three taking with me Melchior Waggoner William Foulke George Schultz, David Schultz, Daniel Heester, Wyand Pannebaker Thomas Mayburry, Zachary Nice, John Evans, Michael Croll, Evan Jones and George Maris Twrelve honest and lawful Men of my Bailiwick went in my proper Person to the Planta¬ tion and Tract of Land in the said Writ mentioned (the Parties in the said Writ named and their legal Representatives being by Me duly and severally wrarned to be present) And the said Melchior Waggoner William Foulke, George Schultz, David Schultz Daniel Heester, Wyand Pannebaker Thomas Mayburry, Zachary Nice, John Evans, Michael Croll, Evan Thomas and George Maris, twrelve honest and lawful Men aforesaid upon their Oaths and solemn Affirma¬ tions severally and respectively do say That the said Plantation and Tract of Land Improvements and Premisses with the Appurtenances cannot be divided without Prejudice to and spoiling the whole And do Estimate and Value the said Plantation and Tract of Land Situate partly in the Township of Upper Hannover and partly in the Township of New Hannover (late the Estate of H enry Smith of Upper Hannover Township aforesaid Mason deceased) in the said Writ mentioned to contain One hundred and sixty Acres but on a Resurvey thereof found to contain One Hundred and Sixty three Acres and Sixty five Perches bounded by Vacant Land and by Lands of Jacob Griesinger Andrew Young, Er¬ hard Weiss, Henry Smith, Sen. Benedict Llorney and John Neitigh together with all and singular the Buildings Im¬ provements Hereditaments Premisses and Appurtenances w hatsoever thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining at the Rate and Value of Four hundred and Forty three Pounds lawful Money of Pennsylvania In Testimony whereof as well I the said Sheriff at the Inquest aforesaid have to this Schedule on Return containing the Valuation aforesaid Interchangeably put Our hands and Seals dated this Twentieth day of September in the Thirteenth Year of the Reign of Our Sovereign Lord George the Third by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith etc. and in the Year of Our Lord One thousand Seven hundred and Seventy three Judah Foulke Jno. Evans (seal) Daniel Herster (seal) Sheriff (seal) Michl Croll (seal) Weyand Pannebaker (seal) Evan Jones (seal) Thos Mayburry (seal) Geo. Maris (seal) Zachirias Nice (seal) Melchior Wagener (seal) Wm. Foulke (seal) Geo. Schultze (seal) David Schultze (seal) Which Return is by the Court Rattified and Confirmed And it is ordered by the Court On Motion of Mr. Assheton Humphreys That Henry Smith Eldest Son of the said Henry Smith (crease in paper: line illegible) to him at the Valuation aforesaid he paying or securing to be paid to the Other Children of the said Henry Smith de¬ ceased their respective Shares according to such \7aluation pursuant to the Acts of Assembly of this Province in such Case provided That then they shall be for Ever debarred And the said Henry Smith Eldest Son aforesaid shall have hold and Enjoy the said Plantation and Tract of Land Situate partly in the Township of Upper Hannover and partly in the Township of New Hannover said to contain One hundred and Sixty Acres but on a Resurvey thereof found to con¬ tain One hundred and Sixty three Acres and Sixty five Perches late the Real Estate of the said Henry Smith deceased Improvements and Premisses with the Appurtenances in the same full free and ample Manner as the said Henry Smith the Father held and Enjoyed the same in his Lifetime At the same time the said Henry Smith Eldest Son aforesaid appeared in open Court and offered to the Court his Father in Law Adam Bossart of the said County Yeoman as his Security and who was willing to become bound with him the said Henry Smith Eldest Son aforesaid in a Joint and separ¬ ate Bond for securing to the other Children of the said Henry Smith deceased their several and respective Shares in the Real Estate of their said late Father according to the Valuation aforesaid He therefore prayed the Court if they ap¬ proved the said Security to accept the same And the said Adam Bossart appearing in open Court and being willing Exemplification of the (On the back) proceedings in the Orphan’s Court on the Valuation of Henry Smith’s Estate - ” RECEIPT FOR BOND “March 12th day 1788 Receivd of Henry Smith A Bond formerly Belonging to my wife which I have received for to shew at Court at what time the Bond has been paid which Bond I promise to Deli ver to him again. I further Bind myself in the sum of SLxty three pounds provided I do not deliver him the Bond Again and he for that reason should have any trouble about it on my accation, but if I deliver him the bond again, I for myself am to be quit of this panelty to which I have set my hand and seal. Caspar Madery (seal) witness present Michael Brecht, Jr. (signed) Georg Weiss” (signed) (German script) [Above copied from, papers furnished by Dr. Ralph Getelman, 2011 Chestnut St., Phila.] Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 1233 [154-10] ELIZABETH WIEGNER, b Apr. 1, 1795; d Feb. 18, 1870; dau Abraham and Susanna (Snyder) Wiegner [154-7]; m Sept. 18, 1823, SAMUEL SMITH, b Mar. 15, 1798; d June 22, 1875. No issue. [154-11] SARAH WIEGNER, b Nov. 3, 1796; d Jan. 30, 1824; dau Abraham and Susanna (Snyder) Wiegner [154-7]; m May 19, 1818, HENRY RUTH, b Aug. 14, 1781 ; d July 30, 1832. No issue. [154-12] MARIA (MARY) WIEGNER, b Apr. 17, 1799; d Aug. 15, 1856; dau Abraham and Su¬ sanna (Snyder) Wiegner [154-7]; m Sept. 30, 1827, JOHN B. SAUTER (SOUDER), b Feb. 1, 1807; d Dec. 9, 1876. Children ( 6 ): [154-28] [154-29] [154-30] [154-31] [154-32] [154-33a] [154-33b] \d -; m Frederick Renninger. 1. Susannah, b - 2. Elizabeth, b Dec. 29, 1829; d Nov. 19, 1904; m Christian Freyer. 3. Elias, b Oct. 1, 1831; d May 10, 1864; m - 4. Mary, m - Snyder. 5. Edith, b Feb. 22, 1836; d Apr. 10, 1915; m Alexander M. Cuthbert. 6. John W., b Feb. 6, 1838; d Jan., 1920; m I Susanna Klein. I 2. Mary Ann Cressman. [Further data unobtainable .] [154-13] CHRISTOPHER WIEGNER, b Jan. 12, 1803; d Mar. 12, 1853; s Abraham and Susanna (Snyder) Wiegner [154-7]; m SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b June 28, 1810; d Apr. 26, 1876; dau Andrew and Sophia (Kriebel) Schultz [70-6]. Christopher Wiegner lived in Hereford Twp., Berks Co., Pa. Children (7): [19-29] 1. Sophia, b Sept. 3, 1830; d June 12, 1865; m Elias Kriebel. [154-34] 2. Elizabeth, b May 31, 1833; m William Dennis. [154-35] 3. Anna, b May 21, 1835; d Feb. 8, 1896; m Solomon Schell. [154-36] 4. Abraham, b May 25, 1837; d July 10, 1909; m Elizabeth Hartenstine. [154-37] 5. Samuel, b Jan. 29, 1840; d Sept. 3, 1917; m Susanna Fox. [11-143] 6. Sarah, b Feb. 11, 1843; d July 2, 1890; m George Kra-uss. 7. Susanna, b Mar. 11, 1846; d Sept. 5, 1850. [154-14] JOSEPH WIEGNER, b Nov. 29, 1804; d Aug. 22, 1873; s Abraham and Susanna (Snyder) Wiegner [154-7]; m 1833, AGNES DRESHER, b Nov. 14, 1804; d Nov. 19, 1868; dau Christopher and Anna (Anders) Dresher [64-4]. Children (J): 1. Abraham, b Jan. 9, 1837; dec , before 1879. [154-38] 2. Eli D., b Mar. 23, 1843; m Emma Griesemer. [154-39] 3. Joseph, b July 5, 1846; m Rebecca Wdiitman. [154-40] 4. Rebecca Ann, b Mar. 28, 1840; m Matthias Lukens. [154-15] ABRAHAM WIEGNER, b Nov. 16, 1806; d July 22, 1879; s Abraham and Susanna (Snyder) Wiegner [154-7]; m Nov. 6, 1832, MAGDALENA CASSEL, b Oct. 6, 1811; d Aug. 5, 1895; dau Jacob Cassel. Children (6): [154-41] 1. Mary, b July 26, 1833; m Isaac Krupp. [154-42] 2. Joseph C., b Oct. 7, 1837; d Jan. 24, 1921; m Margaret Booz. [154-43] 3. Elizabeth, b Feb. 23, 1842; m Israel Dickinson. 4. Susanna, b June 9, 1846; d Aug. 29, 1847. [154-44] 5. Abraham C., b July 22, 1850; d May 13, 1909; m Ella Cordelia Barnes. [25-109] 6. Magdalene, b May 7, 1853; m Enos Kriebel. [154-16] SOPHIA WIEGNER, b Mar. 10, 1811; d April 28, 1871; dau Abraham and Susanna (Snyder) Wiegner [154-7]; m JESSE KRUPP, b Oct. 22, 1824; d July 27, 1902. Children ( 2 ): [154-45] 1. Franklin W., b April 28, 1847; d Nov. 21, 1918; m Sophia Iv. Heckler. 2. John, b Oct. 9, 1850; d Feb. 19, 1864. 1234 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [154-17] EDITH WIEGNER, b Aug. 13, 1813; d Feb. 5, 1867; dau Abraham and Susanna (Snyder) Wiegner [154-7]; m Nov. 12, 1843, ANTRIM HOMSHER, dec. No issue. [154-18] DANIEL WIEGNER, b Sept. 26, 1797; d Dec. 11, 1866; s John and Rosina (Kriebel) Wiegner [154-8]; m Apr. 8, 1833, MARGARET SNYDER, b Apr. 14, 1814; d Sept. 18, 1892; daw Joseph and Sophia (Kriebel) Snyder [48-12]. One child: Maria, b Feb. 28, 1844; d July 16, 1859. [154-19] JOEL WIEGNER, b May 14, 1801 ; d Mar. 12, 1857 ; s John and Rosina (Kriebel) Wiegner [154-8]; m 1833, SARAH HEEBNER, b Jan. 30, 1808; d July 31, 1890; dau Henry and Anna (Schultz) Heebner [21-7]. Children ( 3 ): [154-46] 1. Anna, b Sept. 3, 1834; d June 15, 1916; m John F. Fisher. 2. Lydia, b July 26, 1837; d June 25, 1865. 3. Abigail, b Nov. 1, 1842; d Mar. 16, 1868. [154-20] ABRAHAM WIEGNER, b Nov. 8, 1802;' d May 1, 1883; s John and Rosina (Kriebel) Wiegner [154-8]; m Oct, 24, 1844, BARBARA KRIEBEL, b Sept, 17, 1816; d Feb. 3, 1895; dau Rev. David and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [25-15]. Children (5): 1. Son, b Sept. 4, 1845; d Sept. 21, 1845. [48-62] 2. Lydia, b Nov. 15, 1847; m Elias Snyder. 3. Sarah, b Jan. 29, 1850; d Oct. 25, 1915; unm. 4. Rosanna, b Mar. 23, 1852; d Mar. 15, 1874. 5. Ann, b Jan. 17, 1855; d Nov. 22, 1857. [154-21] JOHN WIEGNER, b Nov. 5, 1806; d Feb. 27, 1865; s John and Rosina (Kriebel) Wiegner [154-8]; m Apr. 11, 1837, MARIA (MARY) ANDERS, 6 June 30, 1817; d Oct. 24, 1869; dau John and Regina (Meschter) Anders [161-7]. Children (7): [154-47] [154-48] [19-79a] 1. Jacob, b Nov. 15, 1838; d Feb. 16, 1920; m Sophia Krauss. 2. Abraham, b Dec. 16, 1839; d Dec. 16, 1871. 3. George A., b Apr. 3, 1845; d Dec. 28, 1915; m Emma Cassel. 4. Catharine, b Nov. 27, 1847; d June 6, 1848. 5. Catharine, b Aug. 29, 1849; d Feb. 8, 1892; m Henry S. Kriebel. 6. John 7. Daniel twins, b Nov. 24, 1851; d Mar. 17, 1856. Jan. 4, 1852. [154-22a] EZRA WIEGNER, b Jan. 12, 1814; d Dec. 12, 1881; s John and Rosina (Kriebel) Wieg¬ ner [154-8]; m Feb. 26, 1843, MARIA GEHMAN, b Nov. 27, 1824; d Feb. 19, 1849; dau Samuel Geh- man. Children (J): 1. John, b July 10, 1844; m 2. Samuel, b May 11, 1846; d 3. Amanda, b June 5, 1847; d Aug. 1, 1847. [154-50] 4. Maria (Mary), b Feb. 13, 1849; m Enos Benner. [154-22b] EZRA WIEGNER, same as above, m 2nd time, Feb. 29, 1852, REBECCA DIEHL, b - ; d Jan. 12, 1902; dau George Diehl. Children (3): [19-79b] 1. Sarah Catharine, b Feb. 2, 1854; d Mar. 29, 1899; m Henry S. Kriebel. 2. Lucy Ann, b Jan. 3, 1857. 3. Child, b Nov. 30, 1852. [154-23] HENRY WIEGNER, b Sept. 3, 1797; d, Sept. 30, 1881; s Jacob and Catharine (Smith) Wiegner [154-9]; m CATHERINE BARRETT, buried at Sellersville, Pa. Henry Wiegner lived in | 1. Adeline Wiegner. I 2. Sarah Agnes Menkhaus. July 19, 1846. [154-49a] 1 [154-49b] J Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1235 Sellersville, Pa. ; his will was signed Mar. 25, 1873, and probated Oct. 13, 1881. He willed the use of his house to his widow, but the house was sold to pay his debts. There was no balance for distribution. [154-51] [154-52a] [154-52b] [154-53] [154-54] [154-55] [154-56] [154-57] Children (7): 1. Sarah, b Jan. 30, 1823; d Dec. 24, 1899; m George Ehrlen. ] 2. John B„ b Jan. 4, 1828; d Mar. 11, 1880; m { £ STsmalky 3. William B., b July, 1837; d Dec. 14, 1899; m Kate Breidenbach. 4. Catharine, m Philip Cook. 5. Samuel B., m - 6. Esther, m Wm. Deetz. 7. Mary, m Jacob Fees. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [154-24] JACOB WIEGNER, b Nov. 29, 1799; d Mar. 25, 1877, s Jacob and Catharine (Smith) Wiegner [154-9]; m ROSINA YEAKEL, b Oct. 21, 1803; d Mar. 22, 1886; dau David and Annie (Krie- bel) Yeakel [208-1]. Children ( 2 ): [19-28a] 1. Mary Ann, b July 3, 1827; d Jan. 14, 1863; m Henry Kriebel. 2. Emeline, b May 3, 1833; d Sept. 1, 1915; unm. [154-25] DANIEL WIEGNER, b Jan. 6, 1806; s Jacob and Catharine (Smith) Wiegner [154-9]; m MARY BARRETT. Children (6): [154-58a] ] . _ . [1. Magdalena Steyer. [154-58b] | '■ Danlel- m ( 2. - Gilbertson. [154-59] 2. Jacob, b Dec. 27, 1839; d Feb. 1, 1919; m Lovina Knerr. [154-49a] 3. Adeline, b Nov. 11, 1838; d Feb. 11, 1894; m John Wiegner. [154-60] 4. Harriet, b - ; d Feb. 28, 1880; m Ephraim Moll. 5. Mary. 6. Son, d aged 9 yrs. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [154-26] ELIZABETH WIEGNER, b April 2, 1808; d Mar. 7, 1883; dau Jacob and Catharine (Smith) Wiegner [154-9]; m GEORGE HUBER, b Dec. 17, 1805; d Feb. 27, 1866. One child: [154-61] Sarah, b Apr. 14, 1846; m Conrad Miller. [154-27] MARIA WIEGNER, b Mar. 25, 1810; d - ; dau Jacob and Catharine (Smith) Wiegner [154-9]; m JOSEPH KULP. One child: [154-61.1] Jacob, ?n - ; wife dec; said to have lived in Phila. ; had two sons. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [154-28] SUSANNAH SAUTER (SOUDER), dau John and Maria (Mary) (Wiegner) Sauter [154- 12]; m FREDERICK RENNINGER; s Henry Renninger. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa. Children ( 6 ): [154-62] 1. Henry; Pottstown, Pa. [154-63] 2. Mary S., b May 9, 1851; m Newton Owen Hoffman. 3. William, dec. [154-64] 4. John O., dec; had children. [154-65] 5. Frederick; Lansdale, R. D., Pa. [154—66] 6. Sylvester, m - ; Lansdale, Pa., R. D. [Letters unans.; no further data obtainable.] [154-29] ELIZABETH SOUDER, b Dec. 29, 1829; d Nov. 19, 1904; dau John and Maria (Mary) (Wiegner) Sauter [154-12]; m Jan. 16, 1853, CHRISTIAN FREYER, b June 14, 1827 ; d May 7, 1913; s Christian and Sarah (Brachtheiser) Freyer. Christian Freyer lived in Phila., Pa. 1236 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families One child: [154-67] Sylvester S., b May 21, 1859; d Dec. 1, 1891; m Lizzie Schuler. [Data supplied by Mrs. Lizzie Weiss , Phila.] [154-30] ELIAS SAUTER (SOUDER), b Oct. 1, 1831 ; d May 10, 1864; s John B. and Mary (Maria) (Wiegner) Sauter [154-12]; m - - — - Children (J): 1. Ella, m - 2. Christian, dec; m - ; widow resides in Lansdale, Pa. Two daughters^one married. 3. Alice, dec; m Stephen Trumbauer, Quakertown, Pa. No issue. 4. Annie, unm. [ Unable to verify or complete.] [154-31] MARY SAUTER, dan John B. and Mary (Maria) (Wiegner) Sauter [154-12]; m . . . — - SNYDER. One child: [154-71] Andrew, dec; m Josephine - [ Unable to complete or verify.] [154-32] EDITH SAUTER, b Feb. 22, 1836; d April 10, 1915; dau John B. and Mary (Maria) (Wiegner) Sauter [154-12]; m ALEXANDER M. CUTHBERT, b Aug. 14, 1820; d June 22, 1897; s John and Lydia (Mathews) Cuthbert. Lived in Phila., Pa. Children (7): [154-72] 1. Alexander M., b Oct., 1859; m Carrie Davis. 2. John S., b Jan. 6, 1861; unm; Barrington, N. J. [154-73] 3. Maria G., b March 27, 1863; m Franklin Eyre. 4. Ida, b 1865; d young. [154-74] 5. Almira K., b Nov. 26, 1867; m Rev. Matthew Patton. 6. Thomas K., b Aug. 20, 1870; unm; Barrington, N. J. [154-75] 7. Edith May, b Nov. 18, 1874; m Ridgway Ruby. [154-33a] JOHN W. SAUTER, b Feb. 6, 1838; d Jan., 1920; s John B. and Maria (Mary) (Wiegner) Sauter [154-12]; m Feb. 16, 1866, SUSANNAH KLEIN, b - ; d Jan. 19, 1871. One child: Henry, b Jan. 9, 1867 ; d May 13, 1875. [154-33b] JOHN W. SAUTER, same as above, m 2nd time, Nov. 17, 1877, MARY ANN CRESS- MAN. Retired farmer; Hatfield, Pa., R. D. (1917.) [154-34] ELIZABETH W. WIEGNER, b May 31, 1833; dau Christopher and Susanna (Schultz) Wiegner [154-13]; m Dec. 24, 1862, WILLIAM DENNIS, b Nov. 16, 1833; d Nov. 24, 1905; s William and Esther Dennis. Widow resides in Allentown, Pa. (1922.) Children (7): [154-76] 1. Oswin W., b Aug. 24, 1863; m Susanna E. Hoffman. [J?J-77a] j 2 William w h June 22, 1865; m ( J* - [154-77b] J [ 2. - 3. Susanna W., b July 18, 1867; dec; buried in Washington Schw. Cem. [154-78] 4. Howard W., b Jan. 7, 1869; m Grace Lehr. [154-79] 5. Sarah A., b Jan. 27, 1871; d Mar. 25, 1912; m Edwin P. Rabenold. [154-80] 6. Abraham W., b Feb. 3, 1874; m Amanda Baus. [154-81] 7. Samuel W., b Feb. 27, 1877; m - Huber; Allentown, Pa. [154-35] ANNA WIEGNER, b May 21, 1835; d Feb. 8, 1896; dau Christopher and Susanna (Schultz) Wiegner [154-13]; m 1865, SOLOMON SCHELL, b Jan. 22, 1833; d July 2, 1893; s Jonathan Schell. [154-68] [154-69] [154-70] Plate 123 The original is in the State Archives, Harrisburi (Courtesy of Prof. H. H. Shenk.) Plate 124 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1237 Children ( 8 ): 1. Elias, h Apr. 20, 1866; d Jan. 28, 1867. 2. Susanna, b Feb. 16, 1868. 3. Amandus, h Nov. 3, 1874; dec. [No further data obtainable.] [154-36] ABRAHAM WIEGNER, b Aug. 25, 1837; d July 10, 1909; s Christopher and Susanna (Schultz) Wiegner [154-13]; m Dee. 21, 1861, ELIZABETH HARTENSTINE, b Feb. 23, 1840; d Jan. 9, 1902; dau Jonas and Christiana (Gougler) Hartenstine. (1921.) Children ( 5 ) : [59-38] 1. Susanna H., b Mar. 9, 1862; m Oswin R. Brey. [154-81.1] 2. Rebecca Christiana, b Oct. 21, 1863; m Joseph B. Moll. [154-81.2] 3. Romanus H., b July 6, 1865; m Ella Kurtz; 926 N. 7th St., Allentown, Pa. [74-868] 4. Emma Matilda, b Sept. 10, 1867; m Leo G. Heist. [154-81.3] 5. William J., b July 8, 1879; m Ellen Marshall. [154-37] SAMUEL WIEGNER, b Jan. 29, 1840; d Sept. 3, 1917; s Christopher and Susanna (Schultz) Wiegner [154-13] ; m Sept. 3, 1864, SUSANNA FOX, b Mar. 26, 1844; dau James Fox. (1917.) Children (4)-' [154-82] 1. Adelaide F., b Nov. 27, 1864; m Mahlon H. Barlow. 2. James Alvin, b Aug. 8, 1868; d Dec. 28, 1869. [154-83] 3. Lenora, b Sept. 17, 1871; m Franklin A. Malsberger. [154-84] 4. Laura E., b Feb. 20, 1874; m Charles R. Weidner. [154-38] ELI D. WIEGNER, b Mar. 23, 1843; s Joseph and Agnes (Dresher) Wiegner [154-14]; m Mar. 6, 1873, EMMA GRIESEMER, dau Solomon and Rachel (Nuss) Griesemer. Eli Wiegner is a farmer, living in Whitemarsh, Pa. (1917.) Children (3): [154-85] 1. Charles O., b Apr. 8, 1874; m Mattie B. Hallman. [154—86] 2. Olive C., b Mar. 17, 1876; m Joseph Walker. [160-89] 3. Anna, b Nov. 20, 1878; m Joseph H. Yeakle. [154-39] JOSEPH WEIGNER, b July 5, 1846; s Joseph and Agnes (Dresher) Wiegner [154-14]; m Mar. 29, 1886, REBECCA WHITEMAN, dau David Whiteman. Res., Willow Grove, Pa. (1917.) Children (6): [154-87] 1. Mabel A., b Mar. 16, 1887; m William Frick. 2. Wilmer D., b Jan. 3, 1889. 3. Walter K., b July 3, 1890. 4. Joseph, Jr., b June 4, 1892. 5. Clara C., b Sept. 14, 1897. 6. Agnes D., b Mar. 12, 1902. [154-40] REBECCA ANN WEIGNER, b Mar. 28, 1840; dau Joseph and Agnes (Dresher) Wiegner [154-14]; m Nov. 15, 1860, MATTHIAS LUKENS, d Apr. 8, 1892; s Abner Lukens. Children (J): 1. Franklin, b Jan. 20, 1862; d Aug. 9, 1862. [154-88] 2. William Dewitt, b Sept. 28, 1863; m Mary Gardenier. [154-89] 3. Francis Joseph, b Oct. 18, 1867; m Louise A. Young. 4. Elizabeth, b Oct. 14, 1875; d Nov. 28, 1875. [154-41] MARY WIEGNER, b July 26, 1833; dau Abraham and Magdalena (Cassel) Wiegner [154- 15]; m ISAAC KRUPP, s Abraham Krupp. Res., 1 130 N. 41st St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) [No further data.] [154-42] JOSEPH C. WIEGNER, b Oct. 7, 1837; d Jan. 24, 1921; s Abraham and Magdalena (Cassel) Wiegner [154-15] ; m Dec. 25, 1858, MARGARET BOOZ, b Jan. 15, 1832; d Mar. 12, 1916; dau John Booz. 1238 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [154-90a] [154-90b] [154-91] Children (3): 1. John Howard, b Apr. 13, 1860; m 1. 2. 2. Mary B. 3. Lanie Lizzie twins, b May 19, 1869; Hannah M. Fleck. Rachel C. Williams. m Ambrose B. Umstead. d July 29, 1869. [154-43] ELIZABETH WIEGNER, b Feb. 23, 1842; dau Abraham and Magdalena (Cassel) Wieg- ner [154-15]; m ISRAEL B. DICKINSON. Children (7): [154-92] 1. Horace, m - Keller; 1905 W. Venango St., Phila. Pa. [154-93] 2. Abraham, m Lydia Morris; Cedars, Pa. 3. Frank; North Wales, Pa. [11-358] 4. Marie, b Jan. 12, 1872; m Warren H. Krauss. [154-94] 5. Mary, m Irwin Schaeffer; Lansdale, Pa. [154-95] 6. Walter Stanley, b June 8, 1880; m Mae Cassel. 7. Reno; North Wales, Pa. [154-96] 8. Lanie, dec; m Harry Keller. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [154-44] ABRAHAM CASSEL WIEGNER, b July 22, 1850; d May 13, 1909; s Abraham and Mag¬ dalena (Cassel) Wiegner [154-15]; m Dec. 25, 1876, ELLA CORDELIA BARNES, b Feb. 8, 1856. Mr. Wiegner was a cigar manufacturer. Children (3): [154-97] 1. Henry James, b Jan. 25, 1878; m Hazel Jane Tice. [154-98] 2. Walter Edwin, b Jan. 7, 1886; m Marie Dorothea Katherine Weber. [154-45] FRANKLIN W. KRUPP, b April 28, 1847; d Nov. 21, 1918; s Jesse and Sophia (Wiegner) Krupp [154-16] ; m April 15, 1889, SOPHIA K. HECKLER; d Nov. 10, 1908; dau Samuel and Rebecca Heckler. Lived in Lansdale, Pa. Children (3): [154-99] 1. Elvie Louella H., b April 24, 1890; d Jan. 4, 1915; m John Emory Wise. 2. Llewellyn H., stillborn; Apr. 15, 1891. [154-100] 3. Rebecca Belle H., b Oct. 22, 1892; m William B. Carrigan. [154-46] ANNA WIEGNER, b Sept. 3, 1834; d June 15, 1916; dau Joel and Sarah (Heebner) Wieg¬ ner [154-19] ; m 1862, JOHN F. FISHER, b Dec. 22, 1831 ; d Jan. 6, 1920; s Jacob Fisher. John Fisher was a farmer and lived in Worcester, Pa. Children (3): 1. Sarah, b Oct. 10, 1862; unm; Worcester, Pa. 2. Son, b Dec. 1, 1864; d Dec. 8, 1864. 3. Susanna, b Dec. 8, 1865; unm; bookkeeper and manager; 1858 N. 12th St., Phila. (1917.) [154-47] JACOB WEIGNER, b Nov. 15, 1838; d Feb. 16, 1920; s John and Maria (Anders) Wiegner [154-21]; m Feb. 2, 1864, SOPHIA KRAUSS, b Jan. 15, 1841; dau Henry and Christina (Schultz) Krauss [11-59]. Jacob Weigner was a farmer, living in Worcester, Pa. (1917.) Children {11): 1. Priscilla, b Dec. 21, 1864; d Sept. 25, 1870. [154-101] 2. John K., b Sept. 25, 1866; m Araminta K. Anders. [154-102] 3. Christianna K., b Dec. 31, 1867; m Aaron M. Lewis. 4. Mary Ann, b April 25, 1870; d Sept. 24, 1870. rkMS 1 5. Ida, b Oct. 1, 1871; m f H'ram Deeds. [154— 103b] J l 2. Harvey K. Reyner. [184-473] 6. Laura, b Aug. 8, 1873; m Frank M. Underkuffler. [154-104] 7. Caroline K., b Mar. 18, 1875; m Horace Centennial Wood. [11-359] 8. Sophia, b June 23, 1877; m Morris H. Krauss. [154-105] 9. Harry K., b Apr. 26, 1879; m Emma K. Rothenberger. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [154-106] 10. Ellen K., b Dec. 31, 1880; m Edwin S. Schaffer. [154-107] 11. Emma K., b Aug. 24, 1882; m Wilson C. Moyer. [154-48] GEORGE A. WIEGNER, b Apr. 3, 1845; d Dec. 28, 1915; s John and Maria (Anders) Wiegner [154—21 ] ; m Dec. 28, 1867, EMMA CASSEL, b Feb. 16, 1849; dau Henry and Mary Ann (Snyder) Cassel. George Wiegner was a farmer. (1920.) Children (J): [154-108] 1. Horace Clayton, b Sept. 10, 1868; d Dec. 23, 1910; m Kate S. Boyer. 2. Howard, b Sept. 7, 1869; d July 17, 1870. [154-109] 3. Henry Franklin, b Nov. 29, 1872; m Kate S. Boyer Wiegner. [154-110] 4. George Riley C., b May 18, 1877; m Marne G. Knipe. [154-49a] JOHN WIEGNER, b July 10, 1844; s Ezra and Maria (Gehman) Wiegner [154-22a]; m Mar. 12, 1864, ADELINE WIEGNER, b Nov. 11, 1838; d, Feb. 11, 1894; dau Daniel and Mary (Barrett) Wiegner [154-25]. Children (7): 1. Amelia Sarah, b Oct. [154-112] 2. Mary Jane, b Dec. 5, 1866; m Jacob Schmitt, 2nd. [154-113] 3. Malinda, b May 14, 1869; m Frank M. Savacool. 4. Alvin W., b Oct. 7, 1871; d Feb. 10, 1907. [154-114] 5. Ephraim, b May 15, 1874; m Sarah Kitchenman. [154-115] 6. Emma Maria, b Nov. 14, 1877; m Albert Hangliter. 7. Frank, b Aug. 16, 1882; d Jan. 12, 1885. [154-llla] 1 [154-1 lib] j 12. 1864; m ?■ Henry Shmlever. 1 2. Ephraim E. Bauman. [154-49b] JOHN WIEGNER, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 25, 1899, SARAH AGNES MENK- HAUS, b Dec. 22, 1857 ; dau Francis and Elizabeth (Bowers) Menkhaus. John Wiegner is a carpenter living in Telford, Pa. (1919.) [154-50] MARIA (MARY) WIEGNER, b Feb. 13, 1849; dau Ezra and Maria (Gehman) Wiegner [154-22a] ; m May 2, 1868, ENOS BENNER, b Oct. 5, 1840; d Apr. 7, 1911 ; s Samuel and Sarah (Delp) Benner. Enos Benner was a carpenter; widow’s address, Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children (12): [154-116] 1. Sarah Ann, b Sept. 26, 1869; m Rhine Barndt; Telford, Pa. 2. Margaret, b Aug. 11, 1872; d Jan. 11, 1879. [154-117] 3. Lavina W., b Aug. 18, 1874; m Samuel S. Alderfer. [154-118] 4. Matilda, b Mar. 11, 1876; m Benjamin F. Simmons. [154-119] 5. Elmer, b Feb. 6, 1878; m Annie Bergey; Franconia, Pa. [154-120] 6. Wilson, b Feb. 23, 1880; m Anna K. Scheetz. 7. Lizzie, b Feb. 13, 1882; d June 2, 1888. 8. Llewellyn, b Nov. 4, 1883; d June 1, 1888. 9. Enos, b Aug. 19, 1885; d June 18, 1888. 10. Catharine, b Feb. 23, 1887; d Feb. 5, 1888. [154-121] 11. Rhine, b Nov. 7, 1889; m Anna N. Stout. [154-122] 12. Elsie, b Jan. 16, 1893; m Titus R. Myers. [154-51] SARAH WIEGNER, b Jan. 30, 1823; d Dec. 24, 1899; dau Henry and Catharine (Barrett) Wiegner [154—23] ; m Nov. 24, 1844, GEORGE EHRLEN, b May 1, 1821; d Mar. 24, 1901. George Ehrlen was a cooper. Children (2): [154-123] 1. Emma L., b Nov. 24, 1846; m Louis Goettelmann. [154-124] 2. Anna M., b May 29, 1853; m Dr. George Mays. [154-52a] JOHN B. WIEGNER, b Jan. 4, 1828; d Mar. 11, 1880; s Henry and Catharine (Barrett) Wiegner [154-23]; m Aug. 1, 1850, MARGARET PRICE, b Oct. 6, 1825; d Jan. 19, 1853. One child: Alice P., b Dec. 30, 1852; d Feb. 7, 1853. 1240 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [154-52b] JOHN B. WIEGNER, same as above, m 2nd time, May 4, 1854, SARAH A. SMALLEY, b Mar. 10, 1835; d Jan. 22, 1910. Children (4): 1. Samuel H., b Jan. 20, 1855; d Mar. 14, 1857. [154-125] 2. George D., b Mar. 20, 1859; m Helen Murtha. 3. John Augustus, b May 31, 1864; unm. [154-126] 4. Rose Ann, b Jan. 20, 1874; m Otto Knapp. [154-53] WILLIAM B. WIEGNER, b July, 1837 ; d Dec. 14, 1899 ; s Henry and Catharine (Barrett) Wiegner [154-23]; m Oct. 22, 1871, KATE BREIDENBACH, b Dec. 15, 1850. Widow’s res., Frank- ford Ave. and Somerset St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Albert; 2. Katie; 3. William; 4. Lizzie, d young. [154-127] 5. Henry B., b Aug. 30, 1878; m Pearl A. Bartholomew. [Further data unobtainable .] [154-54] CATHARINE WIEGNER, dau Henry and Catharine (Barrett) Wiegner [154-23]; m PHILIP COOK. Children ( 2 ): 1. William; 2056 E. Dauphin St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) 2. Harry. [Letters unariswered.] [154-55] SAMUEL B. WIEGNER, s Henry and Catharine (Barrett) Wiegner [154-23]; m - . Samuel B. Wiegner was killed at the Battle of Gettysburg; had at least one son, Luther, Oil City, Pa. [Further data unobtainable.] [154-56] ESTHER WIEGNER, dau Henry and Catharine (Barrett) Wiegner [154-23]; m WIL¬ LIAM DEETZ. Children (7): [154-128] 1. Amelia W., b June 25, 1849; m Nelson Trout. [154— 128.1 ] 2. Kate W., m Harry Engelmeyer; Fox Chase, Phila., Pa. [154-129] 3. John M., m - 4. Samuel, b Nov. 13, 1861; m Annie C. Clymer. 5. Clara, b Feb. 4, 1866; m 6. Henry, d in infancy. 7. Sarah Jane, d in infancy. [Further data unobtainable.] [154-57] MARY WIEGNER, dau Henry and Catharine (Barrett) Wiegner [154-23]; m JACOB FEES. One child: [154-131.1] Mary, m William Kloss. Widow lives at Frankford Ave. and Thompson St., Phila., Pa. [Letters unanswered.] [154-58a] DANIEL WIEGNER, s Daniel and Mary (Barrett) Wiegner [154-25]; m MAGDALENA STEYER. [154-58b] DANIEL WIEGNER, m 2nd time, - GILBERTSON. One child: [154-131.2] Hettie, dec; m William Kerhusman (?); had two children, Stanley, and Frances. [ Unable to trace or verify.] [154-59] JACOB WIEGNER, b Dec. 27, 1839; d Feb. 1, 1919; s Daniel and Mary (Barrett) Wieg¬ ner [154-25]; m Nov. 8, 1862, LOVINA KNERR, b Sept. 30, 1842; d Mar. 17, 1909; dau Rev. George and Elizabeth (Ziegler) Knerr. Carriage builder; Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [154-132] 1. George D., b Noal 11, 1863; m Elizabeth Augusta Snyder. [154-133] 2. William H., b July 25, 1867; m Ellen Korndorfer. ( 1. William H. Delp. 1 2. John Cressman. [154-130] [154-131a] j [154-131b] | Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1241 3. Mary Anne, b Oct. 13, 1872; d Nov. 20, 1872. 4. Benjamin Franklin, b Sept. 2, 1875; d Dec. 1, 1876. [154-134] 5. Emma Jane, b Aug. 3, 1878; m George J. Lohrman. [154-135] 6. Howard Edward, b Dec. 29, 1880; m Pearl Leedy. [154-60] HARRIET WIEGNER, d Feb. 28, 1880; dau Daniel and Mary (Barrett) Wiegner [154- 25]; m EPHRAIM MOLL. Mr. Moll is buried in K. of P. Cemetery, Frankford, Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (4): [154-136] 1. John D., b Oct. 2, 1855; m Lizzie Ettinger. [154-137] 2. Mary, dec; m Martin Marlin. [154-138] 3. Anna, m George MacAlpine. 4. Emma, b 1873 (?); d Aug., 1911; unm. [Further data unobtainable.} [154-61] SARAH HUBER, b Apr. 14, 1846; dau George and Elizabeth (Wiegner) Huber [154-26]; m Apr. 17, 1869, CONRAD MILLER, b July 30, 1847. Children (10): [154-139] 1. Ida, b Dec. 14, 1869; d Feb. 2, 1908; m John Borntrager; had son, b and d Apr. 24,1894. [154-140] 2. Annie, b Nov. 27, 1871; m Robert E. Jackson. [154-141] 3. Lizzie, b May 10, 1874; m Ambrose Edleman. [154-142] 4. Charles, b Nov. 19, 1876; d Jan. 22, 1906; m Nora Jones. 5. John J., b Aug. 5, 1879; m [154-144] 6. Maggie, b Dec. 19, 1880; m Daniel C. Gerhart. [154-145] 7. Katie, b Apr. 24, 1883; m William Butterweck. [154-146] 8. Emma J., b June 21, 1885; m Elmer R. Boyer. [154-147] 9. Lucian C., b Feb. 28, 1888; m Katie Mumbauer. [154-148] 10. Ella, b Dec. 19, 1889; m John Hallman. [154-63] MARY S. RENNINGER, b May'9, 1851; dau Frederick and Susannah (Souder) Ren- ninger [154-28] ; m NEWTON OWEN HOFFMAN, b Dec. 25, 1851 ; d Jan. 4, 1912; s Samuel and Lydia (Lutz) Hoffman. Newdon Hoffman was a blacksmith and lived at Susquehanna and Courtland Sts., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [154-149] 1. Alice Alberta, b Nov. 16, 1877; m John M. Krupp. [154-150] 2. Oscar Owen, b July 16, 1879; m Minnie A. Kohl. [154-151] 3. Clarence Newton, b Sept. 12, 1881; m Mary Catharine Liviziey. 4. William Henry, b Sept. 14, 1883; unm; Lansdale, Pa. 5. Frank Arthur, b Nov. 10, 1885; unm; Lansdale, Pa. 6. Edward, b June 15, 1887; d June 15, 1887. 7. Charles, b April 30, 1890; d April 30, 1890. [154-67] SYLVESTER S. FREYER, b May 21, 1859; d Dec. 1, 1891; s Christian and Elizabeth (Souder) Freyer [154-29]; m June 9, 1881, LIZZIE SCHULER, b May 10, 1859; dau John and Eliza¬ beth Schuler. Lizzie Schuler Freyer, now Mrs. Weiss, lives at 2442 N. 7th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [154-151.1] 1. Charles S., b Mar. 26, 1882; m Emma J. Schafebook. 2. Anna, b Dec. 1, 1889; d May 1, 1896. [154-71] ANDREW SNYDER, dec; s - and Mary (Sauter) Snyder [154-31]; m JOSEPH¬ INE - . Had a daughter, Elizabeth, married to a druggist. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [154-72] ALEXANDER M. CUTHBERT, b Oct., 1859; s Alexander M. and Edith (Sauter) Cuth- bert [154-32]; m CARRIE DAVIS. No issue. Camden, N. J. [154-73] MARIA G. CUTHBERT, b Mar. 27, 1863; dau Alexander M. and Edith (Sauter) Cuth- bert [154-32]; m Oct. 18, 1887, FRANKLIN EYRE, b Oct. 28, 1861; s George Faunce and Sarah Ann (Hubbert) Eyre. Mr. Eyre is in the real estate business, and lives in Barrington, N. J. (1918.) | 1. Carrie E. Trumbore. 1 2. Gertrude Bauer. [154-143a] 1 [154-143b] J 1242 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): 1. Edith, b Mar. 7, 1891; Barrington, N. J. [154-152] 2. Almira C., b Aug. 24, 1892; m Edwin W, Roberts. 3. Franklin, b Nov. 24, 1894; Barrington, N. J. [154-74] ALMIRA K. CUTHBERT, b Nov. 26, 1867; dau Alexander M. and Edith (Sauter) Cuth- bert [154-32]; m July 10, 1895, REV. MATTHEW PATTON, b Oct. 4, 1870; d July 5, 1913; s Alexan¬ der and Ella Patton. Mr. Matthew Patton was a Congregational minister, having been ordained by the Philadelphia Presbytery, and lived in Cos Cob, Conn., where his widow now resides. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Beatrice, b Mar. 28, 1896. 2. Cuthbert M., b Mar. 11, 1898. 3. Dorothea Dix, b May 23, 1904. [154-75] EDITH MAY CUTHBERT, b Nov. 18, 1874; dau Alexander M. and Edith (Sauter) Cuth¬ bert [154-32]; m July 10, 1895, RIDGWAY RUBY, d Jan. 10, 1912; s George W. and Kate (Hays) Ruby. Ridgway Ruby was a surveyor; widow’s address, 2245 N. Park Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Stella May, b June 10, 1897. [154-153] 2. George, b Nov. 13, 1900; m Irene Beigenwald. [154-76] OSWIN W. DENNIS, b Aug. 24, 1863; s William and Elizabeth W. (Wiegner) Dennis [154-34]; m Dec. 22, 1883, SUSANNA E. HOFFMAN, b Oct. 1, 1864; d Feb. 6, 1915; dau J. B. and Mary Hoffman. Oswin Dennis is a carpenter of Allentown, Pa. (1917.) Children (8): [154-154] 1. Minnie Louise, b Aug. 28, 1884; m Harry Yingling. [154-155] 2. Irwin Franklin, b Sept. 2, 1886; m Otella Loux. [154—155. 1 ] 3. Elsie I., b Dec. 9, 1887; d June 6, 1916; m R. Miller, Allentown, Pa. [154-156] 4. William Jessiah, b Apr. 23, 1890; m Katie E. Antry. [154-157] 5. Sarah Agnes, b Sept. 20, 1892; m Ralph C. Smith. [154-158] 6. Elwood Christopher, b Oct. 22, 1894; m Margaret Hoffman. 7. Girl, stillborn; Jan. 30, 1897. 8. Boy, stillborn; June 4, 1898. [154-78] HOWARD WIEGNER DENNIS, b Jan. 7, 1869; s William and Elizabeth W. (Wiegner) Dennis [154-34]; m Dec. 14, 1899, GRACE LEHR, b Mar. 28, 1873; dau Charles P. Lehr. Mr. Dennis is a wireworker, living at 1015 Maple St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1917.) [154-79] SARAH A. DENNIS, b Jan. 27, 1871; d Mar. 25, 1912; dau William and Elizabeth W. (Wiegner) Dennis [154-34]; m Sept. 15, 1895, EDWIN P. RABENOLD, b Jan. 17, 1863; s Phaon and Lucy Rabenold. Cigar mfr. ; 146 North 5th St., Allentown, Pa. (1917.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Raymond F., b Mar. 8, 1896. 2. Edwin P., Jr., b August 16, 1898. 3. Paul W., b May 11, 1900. 4. Norman S., b Jan. 29, 1902. 5. Marcus A., b Sept. 12, 1904. 6. Mary E. D., b Oct. 5, 1905. 7. Volda L., b Sept. 7, 1908. 8. Dennis T., b Oct. 4, 1910. [154-80] ABRAHAM W. DENNIS, b Feb. 3, 1874; s William and Elizabeth W. (Wiegner) Dennis [154-34]; m Aug. 26, 1893, AMANDA BAUS, b Oct. 14, 1873; dau Charles D. Baus. Fireman on rail¬ road; res., 449 Linden St., Allentown, Pa, (1917.) Children (6): 1. Mamie, b Dec. 31, 1893; d Feb. 5, 1899. 2. Mabel, b Dec, 21, 1897. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1243 3. Wayne, b Apr. 23, 1901. 4. Ada, b May 2, 1904. 5. Charles WT., b July 18, 1907; d July 27, 1910. 6. Eleanor, b Oct. 12, 1909. [154-81.1] REBECCA CHRISTIANA WIEGNER, b Oct. 21, 1863; dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Hartenstine) Wiegner [154-36]; m Oct. 23, 1886, JOSEPH B. MOLL, b July 28, 1864; d June 9, 1918; s Henry and Sarah (Bitting) Moll. Joseph Moll was a barber of Red Hill, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): [154-158.1] 1. Edgar W., b May 2, 1887; m Mary L. Lacliman. [154-158.2] 2. Lizzie V., b Apr. 30, 1896; m Howard J. Reinhart. [154-81.3] WILLIAM J. WIEGNER, b July 8, 1879; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Hartenstine) Wiegner [154-36]; m Jan. 26, 1905, ELLEN MARSHALL, b May 17, 1879. William Wiegner is a post- office clerk, living at 505 Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Mary Elizabeth, b Mar. 30, 1910. [154-82] ADELAIDE F. WIEGNER, b Nov. 27, 1864; dau Samuel and Susanna (Fox) Wiegner [154-37]; m Sept. 6, 1884, MAHLON H. BARLOW, s Mahlon and Hannah Barlow. Mahlon H. Bar- low is a locomotive fireman, living in Pottstown, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Lillian Estella, b Oct. 21, 1885, d Mar. 11, 1887. [154-159] 2. Harry Edgar, b May 8, 1887; m Elizette Reed. [154-83] LENORA WIEGNER, b Sept. 17, 1871; dau Samuel and Susanna (Fox) Wiegner [154- 37] ; m Apr. 3, 1892, FRANKLIN A. MALSBERGER, b Jan. 21, 1865; d Nov. 7, 1918; s Albert and Margaret Malsberger. Franklin Malsberger was a fireman, living at 348 Beech St., Pottstown, Pa. (1917.) One son: William, b Nov. 3, 1893; d Dec. 9, 1918, of pneumonia, in France. Mr. Malsberger was a sergeant, attached to Sanitary Squad No. 52, Hospital Division No. 10 of 79th Div., Pa., in the World War. [154-84] LAURA ESTELLA WIEGNER, b Feb. 20, 1874; dau Samuel and Susanna (Fox) Wiegner [154-37]; m June 8, 1894, CHARLES R. WEIDNER, b Aug. 10, 1872; s Martin L. and Mary Ann Weidner. Charles Weidner is a painter, living in Boyertown, Pa. (1917.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Samuel W., b Nov. 2, 1894. 2. Ida Estella, b Aug. 3, 1896; d Apr. 23, 1901. 3. Florence, b Dec. 13, 1899. [154-85] CHARLES O. WIEGNER, b Apr. 8, 1874; s Eli D. and Emma (Griesemer) Wiegner [154- 38] ; m July 1, 1901, MATTIE B. HALLMAN, b Nov. 14, 1880; dau Chas. E. and Emma A. Hallman. Charles Wiegner is a farmer of Oreland, Pa. (1917.) Children (7): 1. Olive Claudia, b May 16, 1902. 2. Emma Iola, b Dec. 3, 1904. 3. Anna May, b Nov. 6, 1906. 4. Charles Eli, b Feb. 24, 1909. 5. Kathrine Jennie, b June 26, 1911. 6. Joseph Houston, b Mar. 1, 1914. 7. Florence Cecilia, b Jan. 11, 1916. [154-86] OLIVE C. WEIGNER, b Mar. 17, 1876; dau Eli D. and Emma (Griesemer) Wiegner [154- 38]; m June 16, 1897, JOSEPH WALKER. Address, 130 Walnut St., Jenkintown, Pa. (1917.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Sadie E., b Apr. 25, 1898; d Aug. 12, 1908. 2. Charles T., b Oct. 18, 1899. 1244 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Harold E.f b Jan. 12, 1908. 4. George T., b June 3, 1910. 5. Lillian J., b Oct. 4, 1916. [154-87] MABEL A. WEIGNER, b Mar. 16, 1887; dau Joseph and Rebecca (Whiteman) Weigner [154-39]; m Nov. 27, 1914, WILLIAM FRICK, b Dec. 25, 1884; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Nevell) Frick. William Frick is a farmer of Willow Grove, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Earle William, b Sept. 4, 1916. 2. Bernard Lloyd, b Sept. 9, 1917. [154-88] REV. WILLIAM DEWITT LUKENS, b Sept. 28, 1863; s Matthias and Rebecca Ann (Weigner) Lukens [154-40]; m Apr. 9, 1890, MARY GARDENIER, dau Charles F. D. Gardenier. Clergyman; pastor of First Baptist Church, Hudson, N. Y. ; res., 253 Union St., Hudson, N. Y. (1917.) One daughter: Pearl, b Jan. 25, 1894; Hudson, N. Y. Teacher of English in Amenia (N. Y.) High School. [154-89] REV. FRANCIS JOSEPH LUKENS, b Oct. 18, 1867; s Matthias and Rebecca Ann (Weigner) Lukens [154-40]; m Aug. 12, 1896, LOUISE A. YOUNG, b Mar. 6, 1866; dau John Hunter Young. Baptist minister; Herndon, Va. (1917.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Paul F., b Apr. 17, 1897; with A. E. F. (1917.) 2. Ruth Anna, b Aug. 28, 1899. 3. John Luke, b Oct. 8, 1906. [154-90a] JOHN HOWARD WEIGNER, b Apr. 13, 1860; s Joseph C. and Margaret (Booz) Wieg- ner [154-42]; m Apr. 15, 1883, HANNAH MARY FLECK, b Sept. 28, 1867 ; d May 13, 1885; dau John Fleck. No issue. [154-90b] JOHN HOWARD WEIGNER, same as above, m 2nd time, Sept. 8, 1888, RACHEL C. WILLIAMS, b Aug. 21, 1869; dau Mordecai Williams. Hosiery presser; 609 Walnut St., Norristown, Pa. (1917.) Children (5): [154-160] 1. Joseph, Jr., b Mar. 7, 1889; m Sarah Jane Freas. 2. Horace, b June 7, 1890; d June 9, 1890. 3. Walter, b Sept. 8, 1893. 4. William, b Aug. 8, 1896. 5. Martha, b Dec. 3, 1898. [154-91] MARY B. WIEGNER, b May 19, 1869; dau Joseph C. and Margaret (Booz) Wiegner [154-42]; m Oct. 18, 1893, AMBROSE B. UMSTEAD, b July 18, 1867; s John Calvin and Kate A. Umstead. Secretary of the Earn Line Steamship Co.; res., 1017 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) One son: Lynford Ambrose, b Nov. 3, 1895; Co. E, 304th Ammunition Train, Camp Meade, Md. (July, 1918). [154-95] WALTER STANLEY DICKINSON, b June 8, 1880; s Israel B. and Elizabeth (Wiegner) Dickinson [154-43]; m June 1, 1901, MAE CASSEL, b July 9, 1880; dau Jacob H. Cassel. Farmer; Norristown, Pa., R. D. 2. (1917.) No issue. [154-97] HENRY JAMES WIEGNER, b Jan. 25, 1878; s Abraham C. and Ella Cordelia (Barnes) Wiegner [154-44]; rn Mar. 24, 1910, HAZEL JANE TICE, b Dec. 1, 1882; dau Dr. Dudley Lane Tice. Photo supply business; 2234-2236 N. 29th St.., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1917.) [154 98] WALTER EDWIN WIEGNER, b Jan. 7, 1886; s Abraham C. and Ella Cordelia (Barnes) Wiegner [154-44]; rn June 26, 1907, MARIE DOROTHEA KATHERINE WEBER, b Oct. 21, 1885; dau Oscar Weber. Photo printer; 2429 N. Myrtlewood St., Phila., Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1245 Children ( 5 ): Oscar Abraham; Edna Cordelia; Walter Louis; Henry James; Hazel Jane. [No further data obtainable.} [154-99] ELVIE LOUELLA H. KRUPP, b Apr. 24, 1890; d Jan. 4, 1915; dau Franklin W. and Sophia K. (Heckler) Krupp [154-45]; m Aug. 12, 1912, JOHN EMORY WISE. Res., York, Pa. (1917.) No issue. [154-100] REBECCA BELLE H. KRUPP, b Oct. 22, 1892; dau Franklin W. and Sophia K. (Heck¬ ler) Krupp [154-45]; m Nov. 7, 1917, WILLIAM B. CARRIGAN. Res., Lansdale, Pa. (1917.) [154-101] JOHN K. WEIGNER, b Sept. 25, 1866; s Jacob and Sophia (Krauss) Weigner [154-47]; m May 22, 1890, ARAMINTA K. ANDERS, b Jan. 30, 1871; dau Joseph S. and Hannah B. (Kriebel) Anders [161-25]. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. (1918.) [19-188.2] [154-162] [154-163a] [154- 163b] [154-164] [154-164.1] 1, 2. 3. Joseph A., b Nov. 21, 1893; m 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Children {10): Edna Lurene A., b Sept. 18, 1890; d Nov. 7, 1918; m Elmer Stoudt. Jacob A., b July 8, 1892; d Sept. 23, 1917; m Bertha Reiff. 1. Helen King. 2. Elizabeth G. Metz. Elva*May, b Oct. 12, 1895; m Claude R. Geyer. Alverda A., b Apr. 21, 1897; m Nevin R. Yerger. Viola A., b May 9, 1898. Marion A., b Nov. 5, 1899. Lester A., b Mar. 22, 1903. Mildred A., b Nov. 9, 1912. John Curtis A., b Dec. 14, 1914. [154-102] CHRISTIANNA K. WEIGNER, b Dec. 31, 1867; dau Jacob and Sophia (Krauss) Weig¬ ner [154-47]; m AARON M. LEWIS, b Nov. 26, 1871. Res., Morwood, Pa. (1919.) Children (4): [154-164.2] 1. Ada W., b July 8, 1895; m Weston N. Landis. 2. Jacob W., b Sept. 3, 1897; d Aug. 15, 1898. [154-164.3] 3. Sophia W., b July 1, 1902; m Abraham LI. Moyer. 4. Lizzie W., b May 21, 1904. [154-103a-b] IDA WEIGNER, b Oct. 1, 1871; dau Jacob and Sophia (Krauss) Weigner [154-47]; m HIRAM DEEDS; m 2nd time, June 30, 1904, HARVEY K. REYNER, b 1874; s Henry B. and Mary (Fry) Reyner. Farmer; Penllyn, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [154-104] CAROLINE KRAUSS WEIGNER, b Mar. 18, 1875; dau Jacob and Sophia (Krauss) Weigner [154-47]; m June 30, 1897, HORACE CENTENNIAL WOOD, b Jan. 2, 1876; s Charles S. and Ann Dora Wood. Farmer; Centre Square, Pa. (1917.) Children {2): 1. Charles Earl, b Jan. 24, 1898. 2. Ruth Mildred, b Nov. 17, 1900. [154-105] HARRY K. WEIGNER, b Apr. 26, 1879; s Jacob and Sophia (Krauss) Weigner [154-47]; m Sept. 12, 1908, EMMA K. ROTHENBERGER, b July 16, 1880; dau Edwin S. and Amanda K. (Krie¬ bel) Rothenberger [149-62]. Farmer; Kulpsville, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Corienne R., b Nov. 15, 1910. 2. Ralph R., b July 20, 1914. 3. Edwin R., b Dec. 21, 1918. [154-106] ELLEN K. WEIGNER, b Dec. 31, 1880; dau Jacob and Sophia (Krauss) Weigner [154- 47]; m Apr. 28, 1906, EDWIN S. SCHAFFER, b July 31, 1879; s Milton and Emma Schaffer. Farmer; Penllyn, Pa. (1917.1 1246 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Raymond W., b Apr. 1, 1909. 2. Alverda W., b Dec. 5, 1912. [154-107] EMMA K. WEIGNER, b Aug. 24, 1882; dau Jacob and Sophia (Krauss) Weigner [154- 47]; m Nov. 26, 1903, WILSON C. MOYER, b Jan. 31, 1881; s Isaiah W. and Mary Ann Moyer. Let¬ ter-carrier; Hatfield, Pa. (1917.) One daughter: Florence, b Feb. 11, 1915. [154-108] HORACE CLAYTON WIEGNER, b Sept. 10, 1868; d Dec. 23, 1910; s George A. and Emma (Cassel) Wiegner [154-48]; m May 14, 1892, KATE S. BOYER, b Jan. 6, 1871; dau Jesse and Louisa (Schmidt) Boyer. Horace C. Wiegner was a painter of Telford, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Alma Veola, b Apr. 28, 1900; d May 10, 1906. 2. Infant daughter, b June 11, 1903; d June 11, 1903. [154-109] HENRY FRANKLIN WIEGNER, b Nov. 29, 1872; s George A. and Emma (Cassel) Wiegner [154-48]; m Apr. 23, 1918, KATE S. (BOYER) WIEGNER, b Jan. 6, 1871; dau Jesse and Louisa (Schmidt) Boyer, and widow of Horace C. Wiegner [154-108]. Solderer; Telford, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [154-110] GEORGE RILEY C. WIEGNER, b May 18, 1877; s George A. and Emma (Cassel) Wiegner [154-48]; m Feb. 6, 1898, MAME G. KNIPE, b July 17, 1881; dau Amos C. and Tillie (Groff) Knipe. Machinist; Telford, Pa. (1920.) Children (16): 1. Ethel Alverda, b Nov. 14, 1899. 2. George Robert, b Oct. 21, 1900. 3. Willard Franklin, b Apr. 16, 1903; d Oct. 20, 1910. 4. Blanche Marie, b June 29, 1904; d Feb. 25, 1915. 5. Linford, b Feb. 1, 1906. 6. Katie Evelyn, b Feb. 1, 1907. 7. Harry, b Apr. 29, 1908. 8. Elizabeth, b Aug. 7, 1909; d Aug. 19, 1909. 9. Horace Dayton, b Dec. 5, 1910; d Jan. 12, 1912. 10. Dorothy, b Mar. 5, 1912. 11. Gladys, b Sept. 11, 1913; d Sept. 18, 1913. 12. Mamie Frances, b Oct. 13, 1914. 13. Lura Irene, b Jan. 18, 1916. 14. Herbert, b Mar. 21, 1917. 15. Howard Moyer, b June 18, 1918. 16. Lamar, b Oct. 25, 1919. [154-1 11a] AMELIA SARAH WIEGNER, b Oct, 12, 1864; dau John and Adeline (Wiegner) Wiegner [154-49a]; m Apr. 30, 1884, HENRY SHINLEVER, b Apr. 21, 1857; d Jan. 9, 1912. Pass¬ enger conductor; Phila., Pa. Children (2): [154-165] 1. Elsie Pearl, b Feb. 10, 1885; m Henry Wilber Bircks. [154-166] 2. Joseph Warren, b Feb. 29, 1888; m Elsie Emma Wurster. [154-1 lib] AMELIA SARAH (WIEGNER) SHINLEVER, same as above, m 2nd time, June 1, 1916, EPHRAIM E. BAUMAN, b June 1, 1848; s Isaac L. and Mary (Ehst) Bauman. Retired; 1961 Ford Drive, Cleveland, Ohio. (1919.) [154-112] MARY JANE WIEGNER, b Dec. 5, 1866; dau John and Adeline (Wiegner) Wiegner [154-49a]; m Feb. 2, 1887, JACOB SCHMITT, 2nd, b May 31, 1863; d Nov. 18, 1915; &• Jacob and Anna Maria Schmitt. Salesman; 3371 Ridge Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1247 Children (3): 1. Anna Edna, b July 4, 1888; 3371 Ridge Ave., Phila., Pa. [154-167] 2. Jacob, 3rd, b Sept. 19, 1891; m Helen Raup. 3. Marian Elaine, b Jan. 31, 1896. [154-113] MALINDA WIEGNER, b May 14, 1869; dau John and Adeline (Wiegner) Wiegner [154- 49a]; m Aug. 27, 1889, FRANK M. SAVACOOL, b Dee. 5, 1864; s Enos and Hannah (Moyer) Sava- cool. Salesman; 2456 N. 31st St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Frank W., b Dec. 10, 1893; 2456 N. 31st St., Phila. Frank W. Savacool was in the service of the World War; he went to Camp Meade, May 27, 1918, and sailed for France, July 10, in Philadelphia’s Own — the 79th division, 315th Reg., II. Q. Co. [154-114] EPHRAIM WIEGNER, b May 15, 1874; s John and Adeline (Wiegner) Wiegner [ 1 54— 49a]; m Mar. 17, 1900, SARAH KITCHENMAN, b Feb. 15, 1873. Res., 1303 McFerran St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One daughter: Sarah, b Aug. 31, 1901; d Feb., 1902. [154-115] EMMA MARIA WIEGNER, b Nov. 14, 1877; dau John and Adeline (Wiegner) Wiegner [154-49a]; m June 7, 1899, ALBERT HANGLITER, b July 6, 1869; s Henry and Matilda (Mullin) Hangliter. Bank teller; 3403 Ridge Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Albert Leslie, b Oct. 3, 1902. [154-117] LAVINA WIEGNER BENNER, b Aug. 18, 1874; dau Enos and Maria (Mary) (Wiegner) Benner [154-50]; m June 8, 1895, SAMUEL S. ALDERFER, b June 23, 1868; s Isaac M. and Catha¬ rine (Souder) Alderfer. Automobile dealer; Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Eva B., b Aug. 11, 1896; d Jan. 6, 1897. [154-168] 2. Naomi B., b Oct. 13, 1897; m Clarence Arthur Kulp. 3. Mamie B., b Nov. 9, 1899; d Aug. 7, 1900. 4. Evan B., b Dec. 27, 1901. 5. Melvin B., b Feb. 9, 1904; d June 25, 1904. 6. Irene B., b Apr. 15, 1905; d Apr. 28, 1905. 7. Samuel Stanley, b Apr. 24, 1907. [154-118] MATILDA BENNER, b Mar. 11, 1876; dau Enos and’Maria (Mary) (Wiegner) Benner [154-50]; m Oct. 29, 1896, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SIMMONS, b Sept. 7, 1874; s Harlen and Mary (Schaffer) Simmons. Inspector at U. S. Gauge Works, Sellersville, Pa.; res., Telford, Pa. (1919.) Children (10): [154-169] 1. Lillian M., b Dec. 12, 1897; m Russel N. Moyer. 2. B. Stanley, b Feb. 17, 1899; d Feb. 20, 1900. [154-170] 3. Mamie B., b July 17, 1901; m Stanley K. Barndt. 4. W. Chester, b Mar. 18, 1903; d Oct. 1, 1913. 5. Florence B., b Dec. 28, 1904. 6. W. Ellsworth B., b Feb. 21, 1907; d Sept. 25, 1913. 7. M. Grace B., b Sept. 17, 1908; d Sept. 29, 1908. 8. W. Gordon B., b Dec. 12, 1909. 9. W. Harlen B., b July 29, 1912. 10. R. Evelyn B., b Dec. 23, 1916. [154-120] WILSON BENNER, b Feb. 23, 1880; s Enos and Maria (Mary) (Wiegner) Benner [154- 50] ; m Dec. 22, 1906, ANNA Iv. SCHEETZ, b Nov. 5, 1882 ; dau Henry C. and Mary G. (Katz) Scheetz. Cigarmaker; Sellersville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Ralph S., b Sept. 22, 1911. [154-121] REV. RHINE BENNER, b Nov. 7, 1889; s Enos and Maria (Mary) (Wiegner) Benner [154-50]; m June 4, 1911, ANNA NICE STOUT, b Jan. 1, 1894; dau Henry L. and Magdalena (Nice) Stout. Minister in Mennonite Church; Bloomfield, Mont. (1919.) 1248 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4): 1. Williston Janies, b Aug. 8, 1912. 2. Esther Rhoda, b Aug. 7, 1914. 3. Ada Lillian, b Sept. 26, 1916; d Nov. 20, 1916. 4. John Wellington, b Mar. 23, 1918; d Mar. 23, 1918. [154-122] ELSIE BENNER, b Jan. 16, 1893; dau Enos and Maria (Mary) (Wiegner) Benner [154- 50]; m June 26, 1915, TITUS R. MYERS, b Jan. 9, 1891; s John M. and Susan (Rosenberger) Myers. Gauge builder; Souderton, Pa. (1919.) One child: Nevin, b Mar. 25, 1918. [154-123] EMMA L. EHRLEN, b Nov. 24, 1846; dau George M. and Sarah (Wiegner) Ehrlen [154-51]; m Apr. 12, 1873, LOUIS GOETTELMANN, b Nov. 22, 1839; d Sept. 21, 1903. Widow re¬ sides at 1230 Cambria St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) [154-171a] [154-171b] [154-172] Children ( 2 ): 1. George M„ b Feb. 1, 1874; m | 1 £arrie U l 2. Emin a Rummel. 2. Ralph Ehrlen, b Oct. 19, 1877; m Clara Elizabeth Greiner. [154-124] ANNA M. EHRLEN, b May 29, 1853; dau George M. and Sarah (Wiegner) Ehrlen [154- 51]; m Dec. 18, 1879, DR. GEORGE MAYS, b July 5, 1836; d Aug. 1, 1909; s Benjamin and Margaret (Valentine) Mays. Physician; 1931 Ridge Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. George, b Sept. 11, 1880; 1931 Ridge Ave., Phila., Pa. 2. Florence, b Nov. 7, 1886; 1931 Ridge Ave., Phila., Pa. [154-125] GEORGE D. WIEGNER, b Mar. 20, 1859; s John B. and Sarah A. (Smalley) Wiegner [154-52b]; m Sept. 15, 1881, HELEN MURTHA of Pottsville, Pa., b Mar. 12, 1863. Res., 955 N. 66th St. Phila. (1919.) Children ( 8 ): [154-173] 1. Alice V., b Dec. 6, 1882; m James Ahern; 5608 Steward St., Phila., Pa. No issue. [154-174] 2. Mary b Sept. 25, 1884; m Henry D. Bauer. [154-175] 3. Florence, b Apr. 6, 1887; m Mert Monahan; 3086 Memphis St., Phila., Pa. [154-176] 4. George D., Jr., b Sept. 24, 1891; m Mary Carman. 5. Harry, b June 17, 1895. [154-177] 6. John B., b Apr. 30, 1897 ; m Agnes Eberhard; 951 N. 66th St., Phila., Pa. One child, dec. 7. Helen, b Apr. 10, 1901. 8. Emeline, b Feb. 13, 1897 (1907 ?). [154-126] ROSE ANN WIEGNER, b Jan. 20, 1874; dau John B. and Sarah A. (Smalley) Wiegner [154-52b]; m OTTO KNAPP, b Dec. 20, 1867. Res., 2049 E. Auburn St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Lawrence O., b June 10, 1896; d Dec. 21, 1903. 2. E. Neveria, b June 14, 1903. [154-127] HENRY B. WIEGNER, b Aug. 30, 1878; s William B. and Kate (Breidenbach) Wiegner [154-53]; m June 28, 1905, PEARL A. BARTHOLOMEW, b Nov. 21, 1880; dau Reuben W. and Em¬ ma (Kidney) Bartholomew. Manager of Johnson Service Co.; res., 77 Chester Rd., Belmont, Mass. No issue. (1919.) [154-128] AMELIA WIEGNER DEETZ, b June 25, 1849; dau William and Esther (Wiegner) Deetz [154-56]; m 1880, NELSON TROUT, b June 1, 1856. Res., 2223 N. 6th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Katie, b Feb. 1, 1881; d Feb.'ll, 1884. 2. Elsie, b May 22, 1886; d Dec.5!, *1899. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1249 [154-128.1] KATE WIEGNER DEETZ, dau William and Esther (Wiegner) Deetz [154-56]; m HARRY ENGELMEYER, dec; widow lived in Fox Chase, Phila. (19191. They are said to have had the following (8) children: Alice, Ida, Emma, and Florence — all of whom died young; George and Kate, unmarried and living in Fox Chase, Phila.; Laura, who married Robert Graham, living in Fox Chase, Phila.; and Lizzie, who married Al. Smith, living in Cumberland, Md. [Letters unanswered; hence unable to verify data.] [154-129] JOHN M. DEETZ, s William and Esther (Wiegner) Deetz [154-56]; m - . Separated. (1918.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Ralph; 4508 N. Carlisle St., Phila., Pa. 2. Annie. 3. Walter. [Letters unanswered.] [154-130] SAMUEL DEETZ, b Nov. 13, 1861; s William and Esther (Wiegner) Deetz [154-56]; m Dec. 7, 1889, ANNIE C. CLYMER, b Dec. 3, 1869; dau Samuel and Amanda (Beysher) Clymer. Machinist; 726 Broadway, Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [154-178] 1. Florence, b Sept. 27, 1891; m Frank Cassel. [154-179] 2. Alberta, b Mar. 24, 1893; m Foster Lapp. [154-180] 3. William Richard, b Sept. 19, 1894; m Anna Jeanette Boyer. [154-181] 4. Martha, b Oct. 26, 1895; m Jeremiah Waltz; Dummenville, Canada. 5. Anna, b Dec. 20, 1896. [154-182] 6. Edna D., b Aug. 23, 1899; m William J. Hauze. [154-131a] CLARA DEETZ, b Feb. 4, 1866; dau William and Esther (Wiegner) Deetz [154-56]; m Nov. 8, 1884, WILLIAM HARVEY DELP, b Apr. 20, 1861 ; d Sept. 30, 1886 ; s John and Maria (Miller) Delp. William H. Delp was a tailor. One daughter: [154-183] Irene, b Apr.. 30, 1885; m Martin Brogan. [154-131b] CLARA (DEETZ) DELP, same as above, m 2nd time, Feb. 8, 1890, JOHN CRESSMAN, b Sept. 19, 1863; s Jonas and Mary (Hedrick) Cressman. Textile worker; 5204 Ridge Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [154-184] 1. Russell R., b Jan. 28, 1894; m Lillie E. Thiess. 2. Nelson U., b June 23, 1903. [154-132] GEORGE DANIEL WIEGNER, b Nov. 11, 1863; s Jacob and Lovina (Knerr) Wiegner [154-59]; m Oct. 8, 1887, ELIZABETH AUGUSTA SNYDER, b Aug. 10, 1866; dau William and Matilda (Hoffman) Snyder. Railroad telegrapher; 112 E. Marion St., South Bend, Ind. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Lulu Knerr, b July 3, 1888. 2. Mabel Elizabeth, b Dec. 16, 1901. [154-133] WILLIAM H. WIEGNER, b July 25, 1867; s Jacob and Lovina (Knerr) Wiegner [154- 59]; m Apr. 30, 1893, ELLEN KORNDORFER, b June 4, 1865; dau John and Catherine (Kleindinst) Korndorfer. Wheel record keeper; 529 Garfield Ave., Elkhart, Ind. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Florence E., b Feb. 5, 1894. 2. Walter W., b Nov. 10, 1896; radio operator in World War. 3. Lovina E., b Aug. 25, 1900; d Apr. 18, 1916. 4. John E., b June 30, 1902. 1250 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [154-134] EMMA JANE WIEGNER, b Aug. 3, 1878; dau Jacob and Lovina (Knerr) Wiegner [154- 59]; m Oct. 20, 1898, GEORGE J. LOHRMAN, b Dec. 12, 1876; s John G. and Theresa (Luedders) Lohrman. Tool die maker; 144 Division St., Elkhart, Ind. No issue. (1919.) [154-135] HOWARD EDWARD WIEGNER, b Dec. 29, 1880; s Jacob and Lovina (Knerr) Wiegner [154-59]; m Aug. 28, 1913, PEARL LEEDY, b Apr. 23, 1882; dau Ezra and Emma (Ullery) Leedy. Chiropodist; res., 532J/2 S. Main St., Elkhart, Ind. (1919.) No issue. [154-136] JOHN D. MOLL, b Oct. 2, 1855; s Ephraim and Harriet (Wiegner) Moll [154-60]; m Apr., 1881, LIZZIE ETTINGER, b Mar. 3, 1856. One daughter: [154-185] Anna, b Jan. 19, 1883; m Rev. Walter C. Beck. [154-137] MARY MOLL, dec; dau Ephraim and Harriet (Wiegner) Moll [154-60]; m MARTIN MARLIN, dec. Children (2): 1. Daughter, dec. 2. Son, in France with A. E. F. (1918). [ Unable to complete or verify .] [154-138] ANNA MOLL, dau Ephraim and Harriet (Wiegner) Moll [154-60]; m GEORGE Mac- ALPINE. Children (7): 1. John, 1663 Unity St., Frankford, Phila., Pa.; 2. William; 3. George; 4. Robert; 5. Wal¬ ter; 6. Russel; 7. Anna. [Letters unanswered ; unable to verify .] [154-140] ANNIE MILLER, b Nov. 27, 1871; dau Conrad and Sarah (Huber) Miller [154-61]; m May 5, 1891, ROBERT E. JACKSON, b Nov. 28, 1869 ;s John T. and Amelia (Old) Jackson. Automo¬ bile dealer; Red Hill, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Florence M., b Nov. 21, 1891; d Nov. 23, 1901. 2. Elmer J., b Apr. 29, 1899. 3. John R., b Dec. 21, 1902. 4. Helen A., b Dec. 28, 1904. 5. Ella M., b Apr. 7, 1911. [154-141] LIZZIE MILLER, b May 10, 1874; dau Conrad and Sarah (Huber) Miller [154-61]; m May 25, 1895, AMBROSE EDLEMAN, b Sept. 18, 1874; s Edwin and Leah (Stufflet) Edleman. Em¬ ployed in stove foundry; Royersford, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Clarence, b Sept. 27, 1897. [154-186] 2. Charles, b Dec. 5, 1895; m Carrie Keller. [154-142] CHARLES MILLER, b Nov. 19, 1876; d Jan. 22, 1906; s Conrad and Sarah (Huber) Miller [154-61]; m May 13, 1899, NORA JONES. Charles Miller was a cigar maker of Red Hill, Pa. (1919.) One daughter: Pearl, b Sept. 8, 1900; Red Hill, Pa. Nora Jones Miller married 2nd time, Abraham W. Schoenly, Red Hill, Pa. [154-143a] JOHN J. MILLER, b Aug. 5, 1879; s Conrad and Sarah (Huber) Miller [154-61]; m Feb. 27, 1904, CARRIE E. TRUMBORE, b Nov. 28, 1884; d May 23, 1906. [154-143b] JOHN J. MILLER, same as above, m 2nd time, July 8, 1911, GERTRUDE BAUER, b Mar. 16, 1884. Cigar maker; Pennsburg, Pa. (1920.) One son: Forrest, b Jan. 6, 1915. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1251 [154-144] MAGGIE MILLER, b Dec. 19, 1880; dau Conrad and Sarah (Huber) Miller [154-61]; m Sept. 27, 1900, DANIEL C. GERHART, b Apr. 10, 1877; s J. N. and Amanda (Schisler) Gerhart. Cigar packer; Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Claude M., b Aug. 6, 1904. 2. Russel M., b Aug. 23, 1906. [154-145] KATIE MILLER, b Apr. 24, 1883; dau Conrad and Sarah (Huber) Miller [154-61]; m Sept. 14, 1903, WILLIAM BUTTERWECK, b Oct. 26, 1881; s William F. and Melinda (Brey) Butterweck. Cigarmaker; Red Hill, Pa. One daughter: Lillian, b Feb. 15, 1908. [154-146] EMMA J. MILLER, b June 21, 1885; dau Conrad and Sarah (Huber) Miller [154-61]; m Jan. 14, 1905, ELMER R. BOYER, b Sept. 6, 1883; s Jonas and Mary H. (Richard) Boyer. Laborer; Red Hill, Pa. (1920.) One son: Russell M., b Mar. 21, 1905. [154-147] LUCIAN C. MILLER, b Feb. 28, 1888; s Conrad and Sarah (Huber) Miller [154-61]; m Aug. 28, 1910, KATIE MUMBAUER, b Dec. 19, 1886. Red Hill, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Lester, b Mar. 17, 1912. 2. Kathryn, b Oct. 21, 1913. [154-148] ELLA MILLER, b Dec. 19, 1889; dau Conrad and Sarah (Huber) Miller [154-61]; m Oct. 11, 1913, JOHN HALLMAN, b Dec. 3, 1893; s Jeremiah and Clara (Krause) Hallman. Brick¬ layer; Royersford, Pa. (1919.) One son: Leon M., b Aug. 7, 1914. [154-149] ALICE ALBERTA HOFFMAN, b Nov. 16, 1877; dau Newton Owen and Mary S. (Ren- ninger) Hoffman [154-63]; m Sept. 30, 1908, JOHN M. KRUPP, b Apr. 21, 1879; s John H. and Mary H. (Moyer) Krupp. Supt. of Cox Stove Foundry; res., 417 York Ave., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. John M., b Aug. 15, 1909. 2. Helen Elizabeth, b Aug. 23, 1913. 3. Robert Lees, b Sept. 16, 1918. [154-150] OSCAR OWEN HOFFMAN, b July 16, 1879; s Newton Owen and Mary S. (Renninger) Hoffman [154-63]; m Nov. 24, 1909, MINNIE A. KOHL, b Aug. 22, 1882; dau Daniel L. and Kate C. (Rush) Kohl. Coal merchant; North Wales, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Anna Ruth, b Oct. 31, 1912. 2. Katherine Mary, b Sept. 30, 1915. 3. Oscar Owen, Jr., b Oct. 8, 1919. [154-151] CLARENCE NEWTON HOFFMAN, b Sept. 12, 1881; s Newton Owen and Mary S. (Renninger) Hoffman [154-63]; m July 5, 1911, MARY CATHARINE LIVIZIEY, b Dec. 4, 1895; dau Benjamin and Mary Ann (Gerhart) Liviziey. Painter; 328 Green St., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One son: Clarence Newton, Jr., b May 7, 1912. [154-151.1] CHARLES S. FREYER, b Mar. 26, 1882; s Sylvester S. and Lizzie (Schuler) Freyer [154-67]; m Jan. 10, 1914, EMMA J. SCHAFEBOOK, b Aug. 4, 1882; dau William and Emma Schafe- book. Res., Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: Emma E., b Mar. 26, 1918. [Data supplied by Mrs. Lizzie Weiss.] [154-152] ALMIRA C. EYRE, b Aug. 24, 1892; dau Franklin and Maria G. (Cuthbert) Eyre [154- 73]; m Dec. 30, 1914, EDWIN W. ROBERTS, s Thomas M. and Susan H. (Collins) Roberts. Address: Bluefield, West Va. (1918.) 1252 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Edith May, b Oct. 24, 1915. 2. Edwin Walter, b Oct. 2, 1917. [154-153] GEORGE RUBY, b Nov. 13, 1900; s Ridgway and Edith May (Cuthbert) Ruby [154- 75]; m Mar. 6, 1920, IRENE BEIGENWALD, b Jan. 14, 1901; dau Joseph and Theresa (O’Brien) Beigenwald. Chemist’s assistant; res., 2245 N. Park Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) [154-154] MINNIE LOUISE DENNIS, b Aug. 28, 1884; dau Oswin W. and Susanna E. (Hoffman) Dennis [154—76] ; m Aug. 28, 1906, HARRY YINGLING. Silk worker; 514 New St., Allentown, Pa. (1917.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Charles Robert; 2. Madeleine Ruth. [154-155] IRWIN FRANKLIN DENNIS, b Sept. 2, 1886; s Oswin W. and Susanna E. (Hoffman) Dennis [154—76] ; m OTELLA LOUX. Chauffeur; Allentown, Pa. (1917.) Separated. One child: Elsie, b Jan. 28, 1906. [154-156] WILLIAM JESSIAH DENNIS, b Apr. 23, 1890; s Oswin W. and Susanna E. (Hoffman) Dennis [154—76] ; m June 16, 1912, KATIE E. ANTRY, b Oct. 8, 1 894; dau Henry J. Antry. Stenog¬ rapher; Allentown, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Agnes Elizabeth, b Aug. 9, 1912. 2. Norman Oswin, b Mar. 7, 1914. [154-157] SARAH AGNES DENNIS, b Sept. 20, 1892; dau Oswin W. and Susanna E. (Hoffman) Dennis [154-76]; m Aug. 27, 1910, RALPH CALVIN SMITH, s John and Josephine Smith. Electri¬ cian; 521 Harrison St., Allentown, Pa. (1917.) Children (3): 1. Myrtle J., b Apr. 16, - 2. Paul J., b Jan. 18, - - 3. Dorothy E., b Apr. 21, - [154-158] ELWOOD CHRISTOPHER DENNIS, b Oct. 22, 1894; s Oswin W. and Susanna E. (Hoffman) Dennis [154-76]; m July 1, 1916, MARGARET HOFFMAN, b Dec. 17, 1892; dau Andrew Hoffman. Carpenter; 905 Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. No issue. (1917.) [154-158.1] EDGAR W. MOLL, b May 2, 1887; s Joseph B. and Rebecca C. (Wiegner) Moll [154— 81.1]; m Jan. 7, 1905, MARY L. LACHMAN, b Aug. 16, 1885. Barber; Red Hill, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Earl E., b Apr. 30, 1905. 2. Madaline R., b Apr. 17, 1907. 3. Beatrice L., b Dec. 25, 1910. [154-158.2] LIZZIE V. MOLL, b Apr. 30, 1896; dau Joseph B. and Rebecca C. (Wiegner) Moll [154-81.1]; m Oct. 16, 1915, HOWARD J. REINHART, b Dec. 22, 1890; s Levi and Emma (Gaugler) Reinhart. Cigarmaker; Red Hill, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Ruth M., b June 20, 1916. 2. Lester H., b Jan. 6, 1918. 3. Fern S., b Oct. 18, 1919. [154-159] HARRY EDGAR BARLOW, b May 8, 1887, s Mahlon H. and Adelaide F. (Wiegner) Barlow [154-82]; m Aug. 18, 1913, ELIZETTE REED, b Dec. 3, 1891; dau Charles Reed. Physical director of Y. M. C. A.; Chamber of Commerce, Wilson, N. C. (1918.) One child: Betty Gwendolyn, b Aug. 10, 1918. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1253 [154-160] JOSEPH WEIGNER, JR., b Mar. 7, 1889; s John H. and Rachel C. (Williams) Weigner [154-90b]; m Aug. 14, 1912, SARAH JANE FREAS, b Jan. 29, 1891; dau Monroe and Sarah Jane (Pluck) Freas. Boiler maker; 44 West Elm St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Violet Virginia, b Oct. 20, 1916. [154-162] JACOB A. WEIGNER, b July 8, 1892; d Sept. 23, 1917; s John K. and Araminta K. (Anders) Weigner [154-101]; m Apr. 22, 1914, BERTHA REIFF, b Aug. 11, 1894; dau Howard A. Reiff. Jacob Weigner was a farmer of Worcester, Pa. No issue. [154-1 63a] JOSEPH A. WEIGNER, b Nov. 21, 1893; s John K. and Araminta K. (Anders) Weig¬ ner [154-101] ; in Jan. 16, 1915, HELEN KING, b May 28, 1894; d Sept. 4, 1917 ; dau Frank King. One son: Norman, b Oct. 6, 1916. [154-163b] JOSEPH A. WEIGNER, same as above, m 2nd time, Dec. 17, 1921, ELIZABETH G. METZ, dau Samuel and Lizzie (Gottshall) Metz [21-148]. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. (1921.) [154-164] ELVA MAY WEIGNER, b Oct. 12, 1895; dau John K. and Araminta K. (Anders) Weig¬ ner [154-101]; m June 2, 1917, CLAUDE R. GEYER, b June 6, 1894; s Ellwood Geyer. Carpenter; Norristown, Pa., R. F. D. No. 2. (1917.) No issue. [154-164.1] ALVERDA A. WEIGNER, b Apr. 21, 1897; dau John K. and Araminta K. (Anders) Weigner [154-101]; m Nov. 27, 1919, NEVIN R. YERGER. Pottstown, Pa. One daughter. [154-164.2] ADA W. LEWIS, b July 8, 1895; dau Aaron W. and Christianna K. (Weigner) Lewis [154-102]; m Sept. 26, 1914, WESTON N. LANDIS, b 1890; s Jacob and Sallie (Nice) Landis. Farmer; Morwood, Pa. (1922.) One child: Eva, b Dec. 11, 1915. [154-164.3] SOPHIA W. LEWIS, b July 1, 1902; dau Aaron W. and Christianna K. (Weigner) Lewis [154-102]; m Oct. 23, 1920, ABRAHAM H. MOYER, b 1900; s Morris C. and Lizzie (Harley) Moyer. Creamery; Bergey, Pa. (1920.) One child: Ruth L., b Mar. 17, 1921. [154-165] ELSIE PEARL SHINLEVER, b Feb. 10, 1885; dau Henry and Amelia S. (Wiegner) Shinlever [154-1 11a]; m Jan. 12, 1909, HENRY WILBER BIRCKS, b Jan. 29, 1883; s Dr. Jacob Ben¬ jamin and Anna Margaret (Rick) Bircks. Real estate broker; 575 Codings Ave., W. Collingswood, N. J. (1919.) One child: Henry "Wilber, Jr., b Nov. 11, 1911. [154-166] JOSEPH WARREN SHINLEVER, b Feb. 29, 1888; s Henry and Amelia S. (Wiegner) Shinlever [154-llla]; m Mar. 10, 1917, ELSIE EMMA WURSTER, b June 27, 1891 ; dau Chas. F. and Amelia (Holzer) Wurster. Clerk; res., 3356 N. 34th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Dorothy Amy, b Dec. 19, 1917. [154-167] JACOB SCHMITT, 3rd, b Sept. 19, 1891; s Jacob and Mary Jane (Wiegner) Schmitt, 2nd [154-112]; m Nov. 14, 1917, HELEN RAUP, b Sept. 22, 1892; dau Samuel and Matilda (Denius) Raup. Res., 3371 Ridge Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issue. [154-168] NAOMI BENNER ALDERFER, b Oct. 13, 1897; dau Samuel S. and Lavina W. (Benner) Alderfer [154-117]; m Feb. 16, 1918, CLARENCE ARTHUR KULP, b Aug. 23, 1895; s Jacob S. and Katie W. (Stauffer) Kulp. Teacher; res., 302 Main St., Souderton, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [154-169] LILLIAN M. SIMMONS, b Dec. 12, 1897; dau Benjamin F. and Matilda (Benner) Simmons [154-118]; m May 4, 1918, RUSSEL N. MOYER, b May 18, 1896; s Abraham and Ella (Nase) Moyer. Baker; Telford, Pa. (1919.) One child: Constance S., b Feb. 13, 1919. 1254 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [154-170] MAMIE BENNER SIMMONS, b July 17, 1901 ; dau Benjamin F. and Matilda (Benner) Simmons [154-118]; m Feb. 26, 1919, STANLEY K. BARNDT, b Dec. 3, 1896; s John S. and Mary (Knoll) Barndt. Machinist; res., 922 Lafayette St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) No issite. [154-171a] GEORGE M. GOETTELMANN, b Feb. 1, 1874; s Louis and Emma L. (Ehrlen) Goettelmann [154-123]; m Apr. 12, 1898, CARRIE W. HEYER, d Sept., 1919. Children (3): 1. George M., Jr., b Apr. 15, 1899. 2. Lewis H., b Feb. 13, 1902. 3. Ralph H., b July 8, 1905. [154-171b] GEORGE M. GOETTELMANN, same as above, m 2nd time, July, 1921, EMMA RUM“ MEL. Res., 1230 Cambria St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) [154-172] DR. RALPH EHRLEN GETELMAN, b Oct. 19, 1877; s Louis and Emma L. (Ehrlen) Goettelmann [154-123]; m July 15, 1903, CLARA ELIZABETH GREINER, b Feb. 10, 1881; d Aug. 8, 1920; dau Albert and Frederica (Himmelein) Greiner. Physician; 2011 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. No issue. Dr. Getelman is a specialist in treating diseases of the nose and throat. He is a member of the Board of Governors, and also treasurer of the Society of the Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles. ORDER OF COURT AUTHORIZING THE CHANGE OF “GOETTELMANN” TO “GETELMAN.” No. 1490 “COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA In the Court of Common Pleas No. 3 of Philadelphia County” “IN RE CHANGE OF NAME OF } December Term, 1902 RALPH EHRLEN GOETTELMANN j No. 4184 BE IT REMEMBERED that I, Henry F. Walton, Protlionotary of the Courts of Common Pleas, No. 3, of Philadelphia County do hereby certify that the following is a true and correct copy of a decree: entered by the said Court in the above case, to wit: AND NOW, to wit, this 1st day of June, A. D., 1903, upon consideration of the foregoing petition and on motion of William V. Collier, Attorney for Petitioner, it is ordered and decreed that the name of the said Petitioner Ralph Ehrlen Goettelmann be changed to Ralph Ehrlen Getelman. Notice of this decree to be published once a week for four weeks in the Legal Intelligencer and the Press, a daily paper published in the City of Philadelphia. H. J. M. Judge. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said Court, this 31st day of (SEAL) March, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and nineteen (1919) Henry F. Walton Prothonotary By G. L. Garman” [154-174] MARY WIEGNER, b Sept. 25, 1884; dau George D. and Helen (Murtha) Wiegner [154- 125]; m June 10, 1908, HENRY D. BAUER, b Feb. 16, 1887. Horseshoer; 3081 Memphis St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Henry D., Jr., b Dec. 9, 1909. [154-176] GEORGE D. WIEGNER, JR., b Sept. 24, 1891 ; s George D. and Helen (Murtha) Wieg¬ ner [154-125]; m MARY CARMAN. Res., 6243 Elmwood Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. George, b Sept. 24, 1912. 2. John, b Apr. 30, 1914. 3. Harry, b Sept. 9, 1918. [154-178] FLORENCE DEETZ, b Sept. 27, 1891; dau Samuel and Annie C. (Clymer) Deetz [154- 130]; m Aug. 10, 1914, FRANK CASSEL, b June 8, 1892; s William and Almyra (Geher) Cassell. Electrician; 1126 Russell Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Son, b Sept. 4, 1914; d Sept. 4, 1914. 2. Alma Louise, b Oct. 16, 1916. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1255 [154-179] ALBERTA DEETZ, b Mar. 24, 1893; dau Samuel and Annie C. (Clymer) Deetz [154- 130]; m Feb. 16, 1915, FOSTER LAPP, b Sept. 4, 1896; s Charles W. and Lovina (Cashner) Lapp. Salesman; 726 Broadway, Bethlehem, Pa. (1920.) One child: Grace A., b Mar. 14, 1915. [154-180] WILLIAM RICHARD DEETZ, b Sept. 19, 1894; s Samuel and Annie C. (Clymer) Deetz [154-130]; m Jan. 9, 1915, ANNA JEANETTE BOYER, b Sept. 1, 1890; dau Frederick and Annie (Goodin) Boyer. Clerk; res., 804 C Street, Sparrows Point, Md. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Lucille Helen, b Feb. 27, 1915. 2. William Richard, Jr., b July 9, 1918. [154-182] EDNA D. DEETZ, b Aug. 23, 1899 ; dau Samuel and Annie C. (Clymer) Deetz [154-130]; m Nov. 28, 1918, WILLIAM J. HAUZE, b June 12, 1897; s William E. and Kate C. (Korn) Hauze. Chief clerk; 504 Second Ave., Bethelehem, Pa. (1920.) One child: Marjorie E., b Oct. 2, 1919. [154-183] IRENE DELP, b Apr. 30, 1885; dau William Harvey and Clara (Deetz) Delp [154-131a]; m July 31, 1904, MARTIN BROGAN, b Mar. 8, 1883; s Patrick and Katherine (Bust) Brogan. Card striper; 216 Dupont St., Manayunk, Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (8): 1. Ralph W., b Feb. 24, 1905. 2. Esther M., b Nov. 13, 1906. 3. Clara M., b Nov. 1, 1908; d Jan. 1, 1911. [154-184] RUSSELL R. CRESSMAN, b Jan. 28, 1894; s John and Clara (Deetz) Cressman [154- 131b] ; m Apr. 24, 1911, LILLIE E. THIESS, b May 4, 1894; daw John Henry and Margaret (Batteaux) Thiess. Salesman; 4031 Pechin St., Roxborough, Phila., Pa. (1918.1 Children (2): 1. L. Ethel, b Oct. 15, 1912. 2. R. Reverer, b Aug. 2, 1914. [154-185] ANNA MOLL, b Jan. 19, 1883; dau John D. and Lizzie (Ettinger) Moll [154-136]; m June 14, 1905, REV. WALTER C. BECK, b May 14, 1875; s John C. and Emma C. (Becker) Beck. Minister; Evans City, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Helen E., b June 30, 1907. 2. Florence L., b Aug. 6, 1909. [154-186] CHARLES EDLEMAN, b Dec. 5, 1895; s Ambrose and Lizzie (Miller) Edleman [154- 141] ; m July 28, 1917, CARRIE KELLER, b Apr. 24, 1898; dau Burd and Lizzie (Frye) Keller. Stove moulder; Royersford, Pa. (1919.) One son: Charles, b June 26, 1918. REGINA (HUBNER) JACKEL (YEAKLE) [E 1601 and her DESCENDANTS 1258 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [160] REGINA (HUBNER) JACKEL [E 160], b Nov. 4, 1687; d Apr. 4, 1753. She was a native of Nieder Harpersdorf and was a half-sister to Maria (Heebner) Wiegner [36], David Heebner [21], and Christopher Heebner [E 199]. On Feb. 1, 1712, she was married to CHRISTOPHER JACKLE of Armenruh, b - ; d June 29, 1719. Regina Jackie, widow, and son, Christopher, came to Pa. in 1734. She is buried in the Yeakle Cemetery at Chestnut Hill, Pa., having lived with her son, Chris¬ topher, on Germantown Road, Chestnut Hill. “Christopher Yeakle, Sr., died in Silesia before 1734, leaving a widow, Regina, born in Silesia in January, 1688. Her maiden name was Htibner, and she was a sister of David Hiibner.” [S. H. L .] Children (2) : 1. Christoff, b Dec. 10, 1713; baptized Dec. 12, 1713: sponsors: Johann Christoff Seibt, George Mayer, Abraham Geiszler, Susanna Wiegnerin, Maria Jackel; d Jan. 31, 1714; aet. 7 weeks. [160-1] 2. Christoff (Christopher) [E 57], b Mar. 15, 1718; baptized Mar. 17, 1718: sponsors: Jeremias Newsman, Gottfried — - , Melchior Beyer, Susanna - , Anna Renner; d Mar. 3, 1810; m Maria Schultz [E 152]. [160-1] CHRISTOPHER JACKEL (YEAKLE) [E 57], b Mar. 15, 1718; d Mar. 3, 1810; s Chris¬ topher and Regina (Hiibner) Jackel [160]; m Aug. 9, 1743, by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman to MARIA SCHULTZ [E 152], b Mar. 28, 1718; d Mar. 11, 1807; dau Balthasar and Susanna (Dietrich) Schultz [149]. Christopher Yeakle was about eighteen years of age wdien he came to Pa. in 1734 with his mother. Tradition says Christopher Yeakle was one of nine children, and that his father died in Silesia. [IF. A. F.] This tradition is not verified by the Harpersdorf Church Books, as the records give his father only two children: Christoff, born in 1713, and a second Christoff, born in 1718. After settling at Cresheim, Germantown Twp., Phila., Christopher Yeakle apprenticed himself to a cooper and continued to follow this trade during the remainder of his life. Some of his coopering tools are preserved in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennsburg, Pa. He was naturalized June 21, 1743. In 1743 he is said to have built the log-house at Germantown Avenue and Mermaid Lane (owned in 1884 by Charles Streeper), which was razed in 1903, and which was a land mark for many years. However, a search of the records failed to produce any evidence that the plot of ground on which this historic Yeakle log-cabin stood was ever owned by Christopher Yeakle. The records show that during his lifetime the land on which “The Yeakle Log Cabin” stood, was owned by others [vid. Christopher Yeakle — Ho?nes and Burial Places]. At various times he acquired considerable property [Plates H V, H VI, H I]. He owned the land on which the present depot of the Pennsylvania R. R. at Chestnut Hill now stands and later built a residence on it. In 1764 he also bought eighty-two acres in the present Springfield Twp., at the foot of Chestnut Hill, near the historic “Wheel Pump” Hotel, which he sold to his son, Abraham, in 1783. His industrious and frugal habits enabled him to become possessed of considerable property, and his descendants at one time owned a large part of the present Chestnut Hill. During the Revolutionary War the British troops destroyed quite a good deal of property belong¬ ing to Christopher Yeakle, as shown by lists in his own handwriting. Whether these bills were ever paid has not been determined. Samuel Yeakle [160-51] has a grandfather’s clock, formerly the propert}^ of Christopher Yeakle, which still shows the marks of the British bayonets when they entered Chris¬ topher’s house for plunder. That Christopher Yeakle was well educated and a leader of the early Schwenkf elders is shown by the many papers in his own handwriting that are still extant. A list of books in his possession indicate a wide reading for a cooper. He is buried in the Yeakle Cemetery in Chestnut Hill. Children (6) : [52b-l] 1. Susanna, b Oct. 8, 1744; d Sept. 18, 1834; m Abraham Heydrick. [64-2] 2. Maria, b Sept. 21, 1747; d Sept. 23, 1823; m George Dresher. [68-1] 3. Regina, b Oct. 1, 1749: d Nov. 9, 1826; m Abraham Schultz. [160-2] 4. Abraham, b Mar. 14, 1752; d June 17, 1841 ; m Sarah Wagner. [38—10] 5. Anna, b July 16, 1755; d May 11, 1837; m Caspar Yeakel. [160-3] 6. Christopher, b Oct, 7, 1757; d July 16, 1843; m Susanna Kriebel. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1259 Christopher Jaeckel “Auch hier musz ich die Begebenheit meines Grosz Vaters (mutterseits nach) billig gedenken, nemlich Christoph Jackel, der altere, auf Chesnuthill (in Philada. Co.) Er erzehlte mir noeh, wie er in seiner Kindheit, von seiner guten Mutter, an der Hand ergriffen worden, u. zu ihm sagte: Komm, komm; — der Widder (Jesuiter) will dieh holen! da ersehraek er u. warm ware es ihm geworden, als es ihn vorher gefroren hatte, Die Mutter (eine Wittwe gewesen) flohe mit ihm bey Nacht Zeit, sonnabends vor Ostern, liber die Grenzen, nach Sachsenland, ihren religiosen Anverwandten nach, in A.D. 1726. Er erlernete in seiner Jugend das Kiefer — Handwercks-Gesschafte vollkommlich, welches er oberhalb Germantoun am 9ten Meilstein, an einem schonen Wasserstrohmgen, furs erste antrieb, u. zugleich ein einstogigtes niedliches Wohnhausgen da errichtete, das jetzt noch da stehet, seine Mutter hielt ihm Haus, u. unterstlitzte ihn in seinen Geschaften. Er trat in den Stand der Ehe, ohngefehr 10 Jahr nach seiner Ankunft in diesem Abendlande, mit einer der Schwestern des letztbesagten George Schultz (des alteren) — Nach seinen verbesserten Umstanden, zog er 1 Meile hoher hinauf, mit seiner Familie, u. betrieb bestandig da sein Wesen, bis ins hohe alter hin von 92 Jahren; seine Ehegattin verschied kurz vorher, in ihren 90sten Jahre (so wie ich mich noch erinnere) in ihren letzten paar Jahren wurde sie blind geworden, Doch blieben sie noch beyde, bey guten Verstandskraften, bis an ihr seliges Ende.” [. Manuscript written by Isaac Schultz, Sr., in S. H. L .] (Translation) I must also give you an account of the adventures of my maternal grandfather, viz. Christopher Jackel, Sr., in Chestnut Hill (in Philada. Co.). He related to me that when he was a small child, his good mother grasped his hand and said, “Come, come, the Jesuits will get you,” whereupon he was filled with terror, and he grew warm, just as the chills had run over him before; and his mother, who was a widow, fled with him at night — the time was Sunday before Easter — and they crossed the boundary into Saxony in 1726, and followed the other religious refugees. In his youth he learned the cooper’s trade thoroughly, which trade he followed at first in the upper part of Germantown, at the ninth milestone, by the side of a small stream of water, and erected at the same time a neat one-story cottage, which is still standing. His mother kept house for him and assisted him in his trade. About ten years after his arrival in Germantown, he married one of the sisters of George Schultz, Sr. As his circumstances improved, he moved a mile farther north with his family, and continued with his trade, even up to his old age, ninety-six years. His wife died shortly before him in her ninetieth year (as I remember), but in her last years she became blind. Both of them however retained their faculties up to the time of their death. The Yeakle Log Cabin “The land on the east side of Germantown Avenue, between Mermaid Lane and Moreland Avenue, became the property of John Neuss in 1714. At his death in 1719 he devised it to his eldest son, Cor¬ nelius, and at his death in 1754 it became the property of his eldest son, John Nice. There is no record of the sale of any part of this property prior to December, 1759, when John Nice sold five acres to Der¬ rick Keyser, carpenter, who sold it to John Wentz in 1801. The deed to Wentz recites ‘a certain log tenement and lot or piece of ground situate on the N. E. side of Germantown Avenue, being at the in¬ tersection of Limekiln Road; thence along said road N. 40° W. 14 P. * * * * containing 5 and 34 acres.’ This log house, which was torn down about ten years ago, was commonly known as the Yeakel Cottage and was said to have been built by Christopher Yeakel in 1744. From the above record it would appear that Christopher Yeakel never owned this corner, but this does not prove that he never lived there, for he may have rented it, although this would seem rather a strange thing for him to do when he owned the house above Evergreen Avenue, having purchased it in 1741. This tract of five acres was sold by the administrators of John Wentz to John Stallman in 1831.” [Dr. John J. Mac Farlane] Title to Tract of Land on which the Yeakle Log Cabin Stood The following held title to this tract during the period of Christopher Yeakle’s life: May 12, 1714— Dec, 6, 1754 John Neiss 56 acres Dec. 6, 1754—1759 Cornelius Nice 56 acres 1759 John Nice 56 acres 1260 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1759—1801 Derick Keyser 5]4 acres May 27, 1801— Feb. 14, 1831 John Wentz 534 acres Feb. 14, 1831— Apr. 2, 1838 Stallman Haas 534 acres Apr. 2, 1838— Apr. 5, 1842 G. Hergesheimer 534 acres Apr. 5, 1842— Sept. 26, 1848 Hiram Busch 534 acres Sept. 26, 1848— Apr. 5, 1851 George Pitman 534 acres Apr. 5, 1851 John Peberdy The fifty-six acres were intact from 1714 to 1759; the five and one-fourth acres which were a part of the fifty-six acre tract were intact from 1759 to 1851 or later. The part of five and one-fourth acres by itself or as part of the fifty-six acres was intact from 1714 to 1851 or later. In 1801 the five and one-fourth acres had a log tenement. In 1831 the buildings mentioned are: “Stone kitchen, frame tenement, frame barn, and stone spring house.” It seems strange that Christopher Yeakle should build on this land when in 1743 he acquired land on the top of the hill; however, it is a well authenticated tradition in the Yeakle family that Christopher Yeakle built this log cabin and lived in it. The Editor cannot account for these discrepancies. It is stated that William Schemmer who died Oct. 11, 1896, saw the so-called Yeakle Log Cabin in a Henry Clay political parade, after which it was deposited on Germantown Avenue. He was the father- in-law of Charles Gorgas, 7169 Germantown Avenue. His father was toll-gate keeper at the fork of the three roads below the Wheel Pump Hotel, Chestnut Hill, Pa. [160-2] ABRAHAM YEAKLE, b Mar. 14, 1752; d June 17, 1841 ; s Christopher and Maria (Schultz) Yeakle [160-1]; was m Oct. 8 (10), 1776, by Rev. Christopher Kriebel to SARAH WAGNER, b Feb. 11, 1756; d May 28, 1833; dau Christopher and Susanna (Hfibner) Wagner [196-1]. Abraham Yeakle was a farmer and lived in Springfield Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., on a farm later occupied by his grandson, Daniel Yeakle, part of which later became “White City Park” at the foot of Chestnut Hill. Children ( 6 ): [160-4] 1. Isaac, b Nov. 9, 1777; d Oct. 23, 1847; m Regina Schultz. 2. Samuel, b Feb. 26, 1779; d Mar. 5, 1779. [160-5] 3. Jacob, b Sept. 29, 1780; d May 29, 1863; m Gertrude Urffer. [70-3] 4. Susannah, b Nov. 11, 1782; d Apr. 3, 1861; m Rev. Christopher Schultz. [1 1—13] 5. Maria, b Sept. 5, 1784; d Apr. 6, 1840; m David Urffer. 6. Christopher, b May 21, 1787; d July 10, 1813. [160-3] CHRISTOPHER YEAKLE, b Oct. 7, 1757; d July 16, 1843; s Christopher and Maria (Schultz) Yeakle [160-1]; m June 6, 1782, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b July 1, 1761 ; d Apr. 24, 1830; dau Rev. George and Anna (Anders) Kriebel [25-3]. Christopher Yeakle lived and died on the land which he inherited from his father on Chestnut Hill, Phila., the site of the present depot of the Pennsylvania R. R. Children ( 8 ): [149-8] 1. Lydia, b Mar. 8, 1783; d July 5, 1845; m David Schultz. [25-14] 2. Agnes, b Aug. 31, 1785; d July 20, 1873; m John Krieble. 3. Daniel, b Nov. 4, 1786; d May 29, 1788. [68-7] 4. Anna, b July 18, 1789; d Feb. 20, 1869; m Henry W. Schultz. [70-8] 5. Sarah, b July 16, 1791; d Dec. 1, 1862; m Christopher K. Schultz. 6. George, b July 19, 1793; d Nov. 8, 1794. [149-27] 7. Rebecca, b Nov. 3, 1795; d Jan. 30, 1881; m John Schultz. [IfKHSb] i 8' 6 AU«' 25' 1798; d A- 3' 1887 ; m { 2. SusanntnSher. [160-4] ISAAC YEAKEL, b Nov. 9, 1777; d Oct. 23, 1847; s Abraham and Sarah (Wagner) Yeakle [160-2]; m Nov. 4, 1800, by Rev. George Kriebel, to REGINA (RACHEL) SCHULTZ, b Aug. 1, 1780; d Jan. 16, 1860; dau Andrew and Charlotte (Yeakel) Schultz [70-1]. Isaac Yeakel lived in Springfield Twp., Pa., and is buried in the Yeakle Cem., Chestnut Hill, Phila. Children (9): [160-7] 1. Jacob S., b Oct. 16, 1802; d May 30, 1863; m Lydia Brey. [11-48] 2. Sarah, b May 19, 1805; d Apr. 24, 1874; m Anthony Krauss. [160—8] 3. Samuel, b June 10, 1807; d July 23, 1866; m Mary Rex. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1261 [160-9] 4. John, b June 10, 1809; d Apr. 26, 1846; m Amy Michener. 5. Charlotte, b Nov. 15, 1811; d June 1, 1854. 1 6. Emeline, b Aug. 25, 1814; d Nov. 29, 1872; m I 1- Joel Krauss. [160-10J J l 2. Jacob Boas. N0-lla] 1 7> Daniel, b Mar. 27, 1816; d May 22, 1903; m ( J* Amanda Heilig. [ 1 60—1 lb] J J [ 2. Amanda Bush. [160-12] 8. Mary, b Nov. 7, 1818; d Feb. 5, 1892; m Samuel Hagy. [160-13] 9. David W., b Dec. 30, 1821; d Apr. 30, 1896; m Sarah Lentz. [160-5] JACOB YEAKLE, b Sept. 29, 1780; d May 29, 1863; s Abraham and Sarah (Wagner) Yeakle [160-2]; m Nov. 1, 1808, GERTRUDE URFFER' b Mar. 25, 1781; d Feb. 9, 1868; dau George and Barbara (Krauss) Urffer [11-4]. Jacob Yeakle was a farmer and lived in Springfield Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. His homestead was later occupied by his son, William. Children ( 6 ): 1. Susan, b Sept. 4, 1809; d Feb. 2, 1894; unm. ) 2. Joseph, b Apr. 11, 1811 ; d Jan. 16, 1891 ;m A F!izab®!h ?Uston' [160-14b] J l 2. Mary Huston. [160-15] 3. Leah, b June 4, 1814; d Feb. 16, 1897; m Thomas L. Bates. [160-16] 4. Charles, b July 7, 1817; d Feb. 25, 1907; m Sarah Nuss. [160—17 ] 5. George, b Feb. 27, 1820; d Mar. 17, 1890; m Amanda Streeper. [160—18] 6. William, b Nov. 7, 1821; d Aug. 13, 1907; m Mary Wentz. “Jacob Yeakle was born in Springfield Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Very few educational opportunities were enjoyed by Mr. Yeakle in his youth as he had very little opportunity to attend school. He was a successful farmer, devoting his attention principally to dairying and marketing in Philadelphia. He is said to have been a man of marked integrity of whom it might be said with truth that ‘his word was as good as his bond.’ His opinion was much respected in questions of weight, and his services were often desired in the settlement of estates and in the capacity of executor.” [Bean — Hist, of Montg. Co., p 1080.} [160-6a] SAMUEL YEAKLE, b Aug. 25, 1798; d Apr. 3, 1887 ; s Christopher and Susanna (Kriebel) Yeakle [160-3]; m 1st time, Nov., 1823, LYDIA ANDERS, b July 6, 1805; d Dec. 26, 1846; dau Abra¬ ham and Susanna (Dresher) Anders [161-9]. Children (3): [160-19] 1. William A., b Oct. 20, 1824; d Aug. 10, 1888; m Caroline Hooker. 2. Charles A., b Oct. 25, 1826; d Apr. 29, 1897; unm. [160-20] 3. Abraham A., b Apr. 4, 1830; d Nov. 1, 1888; m Anna Eliza Shepard. [160-6b] SAMUEL YEAKLE, same as above, m 2nd time, Nov. 19, 1850, SUSANNA DRESHER, b Jan. 1, 1803; d Nov. 3, 1881 ; dau Samuel and Anna (Kriebel) Dresher [64-5]. No children. Samuel Yeakle resided on the place inherited from his father, the present site of the P. R. R. depot at Chestnut Hill, Phila., where he lived until he was twenty-four years of age. He then moved to White- marsh Twp., Pa., and engaged in farming until 1853, when he went to Norristown, Pa. While in Whitemarsh Twp., he served as a member of the school board, and later was twice elected a member of the Borough Council of Norristown. [160-7] JACOB S. YEAKLE, b Oct. 16, 1802; d May 30, 1863; s Isaac and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [160—4] ; m LYDIA BREY, b Apr. 18, 1807; d Apr. 28, 1862; dau Philip and Anna (Gerhard) Brey [59- 6]. Jacob Yeakle was a farmer and lived in Springfield Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Children ( 5 ): [160-21] 1. Carolina, b Feb. 28, 1831; d June 17, 1897; m William Shaffer. [160—22] 2. Amanda, b Nov. 17, 1833; d Oct. 31, 1904; m Jesse A. Stout. [160-23] 3. Elamina, b Nov. 10, 1835; m Jacob Stahlnecker. [160-24] 4. Anna Regina, b May 27, 1842; d Aug. 27, 1896; m Edwin S. Stahlnecker. 5. Franklin B., b July 1, 1849. [160-8] SAMUEL YEAKEL, b June 10, 1807; d July 23, 1866; s Isaac and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [160-4]; m MARY REX, dau George Rex. 1262 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4): 1. Isaac, b June 26, 1838; d Jan., 1857. 2. George R., b July 25, 1840; d Mar. 3, 1846. 3. Emily, b Nov. 18, 1842; d Apr. 3, 1850. 4. Amanda, b Feb. 3, 1845; d Mar. 8, 1846. Mary (Rex) Yeakel, widow, married Charles Heydrick [52b-23]. [160-9] JOHN YEAKEL, b June 10, 1809; d Apr. 26, 1846; s Isaac and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [160-4]; m Dec. 18, 1832, AMY MICHENER, b Mar. 11, 1808; d Oct. 12, 1883; dau Israel Michener. Children (J): 1. Isaac, b Nov. 26, 1833; d June, 1834. [160-25] 2. William M., b Dec. 25, 1834; d Nov. 12, 1869; m Harriet D. Boyd. 3. Marietta, b Dec. 31, 1836; d Oct. 9, 1856. [160-26] 4. Josephus, b Apr. 19, 1839; d Mar. 31, 1901; m Sophia M. Harmar. [160-10] EMELINE (YEAKEL) KRAUSS, b Aug. 25, 1814; d Nov. 29, 1872; dau Isaac and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [160-4]; and widow of Joel Krauss [11-51]; m 2nd time, JACOB DICK BOAS, b Oct. 5, 1806; dMar. 28, 1887. Mrs. Boas died in Harrisburg, Pa. [160-1 la] DANIEL YEAKEL, b Mar. 27, 1816; d May 22, 1903; s Isaac and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [160-4]; m 1st time, June, 1845, AMANDA HEILIG, d Aug., 1849; dau Adam Heilig. No children. [160-llb] DANIEL YEAKEL, same as above, in 2nd time, June 2, 1868, AMANDA BUSH, 6 Nov. 15, 1833; dau John Bush of Lansdale, Pa. Daniel Yeakel was born on the ancestral land at Chestnut Hill, Phila., purchased by his great grandfather, Christopher Yeakle, prior to the war of the Revolution. He attended the schools in Chelt¬ enham and in Chestnut Hill. After leaving school Mr. Yeakel assisted his father on the farm until after his marriage when he rented the homestead farm and during the remainder of his life he was engaged in agriculture. All during his active life Mr. Yeakel manifested a deep interest in public matters connected with the township, and aided greatly in its development. [Hist. Montg. Co.] Children ( 2 ): [160-27] 1. Emma B., b Dec. 8, 1869; m John Faber Miller. [160-28] 2. Daniel Dawson, b Mar. 16, 1871; d Apr. 13, 1919; m Mary S. Larzelere. [160-12] MARY YEAKEL, b Nov. 7, 1818; d Feb. 5, 1892; dau Isaac and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [160-4]; m Jan. 23, 1838, SAMUEL HAGY, b Apr. 11, 1813; d Mar. 11, 1894. Lived in Roxborough, Phila. Children (5): [160-29] 1. Kate Fox, b Aug. 23, 1843; m Lambert L. Grow. [160-30] 2. John Franklin, b Aug. 28, 1846; d Mar. 3, 1906; m Kate A. Cole. [160-31] 3. Emma C., b Apr. 22, 1850; d Nov. 1, 1895; m William F. Dixon. [160-32] 4. Bushrod Washington, b Mar. 20, 1852; d Nov, 17, 1920; m Mary E. Coler. [160-33] 5. Mary Flora, b Nov. 10, 1854; m James A. Ritter. [160-13] DAVID W. YEAKEL, b Dec. 30, 1821; d Apr. 30, 1896; s Isaac and Regina (Schultz) Yeakel [160-4]; m Sept. 23, 1852, SARAH LENTZ, b Feb. 27, 1821; d Sept. 11, 1895. “David W. Yeakel was born in Springfield Twp., Pa., where the early years of his life were spent. He began farming at an early age and continued in this vocation until he was thirty years of age, when he removed to Lehigh Co., Pa., and engaged in the foundry and machine business in Allentown. Returning after nine years absence Mr. Yeakel settled in Whitemarsh Twp., near Lafayette Hill, where he lived during the remainder of his life. Mr. Yeakel was a loyal supporter of the Union during the Civil War, and was actively interested in filling the quota for his township.” [Bean — Hist. Montg. Co.] Children (8): [160-34] 1. John L., b Nov. 25, 1854; d June 30, 1917; m Bertha G. Hellings. [160-35] 2. George K., b Aug. 2, 1857; m Louise L. Longaker. [160-36] 3. M. Lula, b Apr. 29, 1863; m Dr. Henry M. Freas. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1263 [160-14a] JOSEPH YEAKLE, b Apr. 11, 1811; d Jan. 16, 1891; s Jacob and Gertrude (Urffer) Yeakle [160-5].; m 1st time, ELIZABETH HUSTON, b Apr. ] , 1813 ; d June 18, 1852 ; dan John Huston. Children (7): 1. Huston, b Dec. 14, 1835; d Nov. 11, 1840. 2. James, b Dec. 8, 1837; d Apr. 7, 1843. [160-37] 3. Emily, b Oct. 15, 1839; m Joseph Nash. 4. Ellen Jane, b Apr. 29, 1842; d May 15, 1843. [160-38] 5. Daniel W., b Nov. 24, 1844; d Apr. 16, 1882; m Mary E. Thompson. [160-39] 6. Jacob, b Jan. 25, 1847; m Emma J. Bolton. [160-40] 7. Elvie E., b Sept. 5, 1850; m Cleaver R. Supplee. [160-14b] JOSEPH YEAKLE, same as above, m 2nd time, MARY HUSTON, b Feb. 19, 1817; d Feb. 14, 1877; dau John Huston. Joseph Yeakle, the eldest son of Jacob and Gertrude Yeakle, was born in Springfield Twp., Pa., where he spent his entire life. Having engaged in farming Mr. Yeakle continued in this vocation until 1870 when he retired and made Flourtown his home. During his later years he was associated with his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Daniel W. Yeakle, in the management of a store in Flourtown. [Bean — Hist. Montg. Co.] Children (2): 1. John H., b Aug. 12, 1853; d Mar. 7, 1854. [160-4 lb] } 2l Thomas C •> 6 Jan- 19> 1855 ! d 0ct- 21 . 1908; m j 1. Emma Stahlnecker. I 2. Emma Jane McCombs. [160-15] LEAH YEAKLE, b June 4, 1814; d Feb. 16, 1897 ; dau Jacob and Gertrude (Urffer) Yeakle [160-5]; m Apr. 20, 1837, THOMAS L. BATES, b Apr. 24, 1809; d Jan. 23, 1899. Lived in Chestnut Hill, Pa., near P. R. R. Depot. Children (7): [160-42] 1. Gertrude, b May 13, 1838; m George W. Bremer. [160—43] 2. Jacob Y. b May 17, 1842; d Feb. 8, 1912; m Charlotte Kerper. [160-44] 3. Leah Eliza, b Sept. 13, 1844; d Jan. 18, 1886; m Edwin Bounds. 4. Ella A., b Sept. 26, 1847; d Feb. 6, 1918; unm. 5. Horace Y., b Jan. 25, 1851; d Feb. 17, 1855. [74-454] 6. Laura, b Mar. 4, 1857 ; m John B. Groff. 7. Mary Ida, b Mar. 9, 1860; teacher; Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa. [160-16] CHARLES YEAKLE, b July 7, 1817; d Feb. 25, 1907; s Jacob and Gertrude (Urffer) Yeakle [160-5]; m Mar. 16, 1843, SARAH NUSS, b Aug. 5, 1817; d Apr. 22, 1886; dau Michael and Barbara (Urffer) Nuss [11-16]. “Charles Yeakle was born in Springfield Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., on the homestead later owned by his brother, William. He devoted his life to farming and the extensive mining of iron ore. Mr. Yeakle’s career in these branches of industry was highly successful and he was always held in high esteem by his community.” [Bean — Hist. Montg. Co.] One child: Levi, b Dec. 13, 1844; d Feb. 1, 1861. [160-17] GEORGE YEAKLE, b Feb. 27, 1820; d Mar. 17, 1890; s Jacob and Gertrude (Urffer) Yeakle [160-5] ; m AMANDA STREEPER, 6 June 8, 1826; d Mar. 7, 1882; dau Peter Streeper. Buried in Springfield Presbyterian Cem., Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Walter, b July 22, 1855; d Feb. 9, 1864. [160-45] 2. Mary Amanda, b May 14, 1858; d May 23, 1916; m E. Herman Raetzer. [160-46] 3. Horace, b Dec. 12, 1860; m Ellen D. Cressman. [160-18] WILLIAM YEAKLE, b Nov. 7, 1821; d Aug. 13, 1907; s Jacob and Gertrude (Urffer) Yeakle [160-5]; m Dec. 27, 1849, MARY WENTZ, b Sept. 24, 1826; d Feb. 1, 1888; dau Jacob Wentz. William Yeakle was born in Springfield Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., where he resided his entire life, and became one of its most influential citizens. He engaged in farming, and having been reared in habits of 1264 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families industry he became a leader in his community, and served as director in several financial institutions. [Bean — Hist. Montg. Co.} Children (J): [160-47] 1. Atwood, b Oct. 18, 1850; m Caddie Aiman. [160—48] 2. Gertrude, b June 13, 1852; d Feb. 12, 1888; m Lewis H. Clymer. [160-49] 3. Ambrose, b Oct. 14, 1854; d Nov. 16, 1920; m Emma L. Gilbert. [160-50] 4. John, b Aug. 21, 1857; d May 22, 1892; m Julia Welsh. [160-19] WILLIAM A. YEAKLE, b Oct. 20, 1824; d Aug. 10, 1888; s Samuel and Lydia (Anders) Yeakle [160-6a] ; m Jan. 25, 1849, CAROLINE HOCKER, b Aug. 30, 1825; d May 16, 1857 ; dau John Hocker of Whitemarsh Twp., Pa. Children (2): 1. Annie H., b Aug. 2, 1851; d Dec. 17, 1916; single. [160-51] 2. Samuel, b Aug. 16, 1853; m Magdalena E. Rhoads. William Anders Yeakle was born in Whitemarsh Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Receiving only a common school education Mr. Yeakle improved his mind by private study. In 1850 he began farming on the old homestead and continued living on this farm during the remainder of his life. He was also elected a director in the school board of his township in 1850, which office he continued to fill for eighteen consec¬ utive years, declining a re-election at the end of that period. In 1870 he was nominated for the office of State Senator but withdrew. Three years later he was again nominated for the same office and was elected. After serving a term of three years Mr. Yeakle declined re-election to that position. Having always manifested a deep interest in everything pertaining to agriculture, he was for many years a member of the Montg. Co. Agricultural Society, and in 1877 he was elected to represent the Montg. Co. Society on the State Board of Agriculture and served in this capacity for ten years. Having enjoyed the high esteem and confidence of his constituents Mr. Yeakle frequently repre¬ sented them in conventions and other gatherings, ofttimes acting as the presiding officer. As a legisla¬ tor Mr. Yeakle represented the most elevated sentiment and feeling of his party; his vote always indi¬ cating the high moral principle which actuated his business and social life. [ Bean — Hist. Montg. Co.] Although prevented from attending the regular services of the Schwenkfelder Church on account of his residence, Mr. Yeakle always took an active interest in Schwenkfelder activities and the preserva¬ tion of Schwenkfelder history. He was the moving spirit in the publication of the first edition of the Genealogy of the Schwenkf elders, acting as Chairman of the Committee and also as Editor of the work. Extreme modesty on the part of both Mr. Yeakle and Hon. Christopher Heydrick in connection with that first publication has prevented them from receiving the praise and gratitude due them for their original laborious efforts. From Mr. Yeakle’s papers we learn that most of the correspondence regard¬ ing this project was carried on by him, and that the editorial and business details were also under his supervision. In addition to the compilation of the Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelders, Mr. Yeakle is also the author of the very creditable “History of Whitemarsh Township, Montg. Co., Pa.,” which appeared in the “Norristown Herald” in sixteen numbers, ending April 17, 1883, and which is published in the proceedings of the Montg. Co. Historical Society. [160-20] ABRAHAM A. YEAKLE, b Apr. 4, 1830; d Nov. 1, 1888; s Samuel and Lydia (Anders) Yeakle [160-6a]; m Sept. 15, 1863, ANNA ELIZA SHEPARD, b Aug. 23, 1842; d Jan. 1, 1899; dau Jesse and Harriet Y. (Schultz) Shepard [68-17]. “Abraham A. Yeakle for more than twenty years ranked among the leading dry goods merchants of Norristown, Pa. He relinquished the dry goods business in order to devote more time to the affairs of the People’s National Bank of Norristown of which institution he was one of the organizers, and which he served as president during the last seven years of his life. Mr. Yeakle was interested in many other progressive enterprises and was a trustee of the First Presbyterian Church of Norristown at the time of his death.” [Bean — Hist. Montg. Co.] Children (3): [160-51.1] 1. Frank S., b June 16, 1864; m Caroline Brakley Bennett. 2. J. Morris, b June 23, 1867; single; graduate of Princeton University; Attorney-at-Law ; Phila., Pa. 3. Harriet May, b July 2, 1870; d Feb. 10, 1909. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1265 [160-21] CAROLINA YEAKEL, b Feb. 28, 1831; d June 17, 1897; dau Jacob S. and Lydia (Brey) Yeakle [160-7]; m Feb. 24, 1856, WILLIAM SHAFFER, b Feb. 21, 1828; d July 10, 1895; s John and Ann (Houpt) Shaffer. Mr. Shaffer was a coal and lumber dealer; Fort Washington, Montg. Co., Pa. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Milton Y., b May 19, 1860; d Aug. 5, 1860. 2. George W., b July 31, 1861; d Dee. 11, 1908. [160-51.3] 3. Albert, b Apr. 15, 1863; m Susan Alice Snyder; Ambler, Pa. [160-51.4] 4. Anna C., b Mar. 27, 1866; d Feb. 4, 1895; m Ambrose Maguire. [160-51.5] 5. Mary A., b Oct. 28, 1868; m Frederick Huffnagle. 6. Lydia, b June 23, 1873; d Aug. 30, 1873. [160-22] AMANDA YEAKEL, b Nov. 17, 1833; d Oct. 31. 1904; dau Jacob S. and Lydia (Brey) Yeakle [160-7]; m Dec. 1, 1853, JESSE A. STOUT, b Mar. 13, 1830; d Nov. 13, 1908; s Jonathan and Mary Anna (Henk) Stout. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Albert Y.. b Nov. 29, 1854; d Feb. 5, 1904. [160-51.6] 2. Maurice W., b Aug. 17, 1858; m Helen R. Boileau. 3. Elva Amanda, b Oct. 11, 1862; d June 18, 1864. [160-51.7] 4. Emma C., b Nov. 7, 1864; m William Henry Hallowed. 5. Edwdn S., b Jan. 28, 1870; d June 15, 1889. 6. Laura A., b June 24, 1876; unm; 65 Herman St., Phila., Pa. [160-23] ELAMINA YEAKEL, b Nov. 10, 1835; dau Jacob S. and Lydia (Brey) Yeakle [160-7]; m Sept. 17, 1863, JACOB STAHLNECKER, b Mar. 14, 1838; d Aug. 1, 1897; s George Stahlnecker. Children (3): [160-52] 1. Franklin Y., b Oct. 27, 1868; m Henrietta Fluck. [160-53] 2. Edwin S., b Dec. 23, 1870; m Mary M. Stoudt. [160-54] 3. Mary Y., b May 9, 1873; m F. George Goehring. [160-24] ANNA REGINA YEAKLE, b May 27, 1842; d Aug. 27, 1896; dau Jacob S. and Lydia (Brey) Yeakle [160-7]; m Aug. 30, 1860, EDWIN S. STAHLNECKER, b Oct. 1, 1836; d Jan. 10, 1920; s George and Elizabeth Stahlnecker. For many years Edwin S. Stahlnecker was a cattle dealer in Flourtown, Pa. In 1875 he was elected Auditor of Montg. Co., and was re-elected in 1878. He also was Sheriff of Montg. Co. from 1884-86. Mr. Stahlnecker later served as Treasurer of the County from 1890-91. Children (5): 1. Lydia, b May 26, 1866; d in infancy. 2. Laura, b Mar. 1, 1868; d Dec. 21, 1868. [160-55] 3. Alice, b July 29, 1871; m Charles H. Wolford. 4. Yeakle, b Oct. 16, 1872; d in infancy. [160-56] 5. Henry Wilson, b June 27, 1878; m Kathryn (Schwenk) Johnson. [160-25] WILLIAM MICHENER YEAKEL, b Dec. 25, 1834; d Nov. 12, 1869; s John and Amy (Michener) Yeakel [160-9] ; m Apr. 8, 1857, HARRIET D. BOYD, b 1831 ; d May 19, 1908 ; dau Andrew Boyd. Printer; lived in Phila., Pa. Both Mr. and Mrs. Yeakel are buried in Germantown, Phila., Pa. Children (7): [160-57] 1. Mary E., b June 22, 1858; m William H. Maxwell. [160-58] 2. John Andrew, b Feb. 24, 1860; m Emma Catharine Tobin. 3. Warren R., b May 15, 1862; single. Clergyman of the Protestant Episcopal Church. [160-59] 4. Harry B., b Dec. 9, 1863; m Ellen Conway. 5. Lillian Gertrude, b Oct. 21, 1865; d Dec. 18, 1899. 6. Harriet E., b Mar. 11, 1867; d Aug. 7, 1867. 7. William D., b Nov. 16, 1868. [160-26] JOSEPHUS YEAKEL, b Apr. 19, 1839; d Mar. 31, 1901; s John and Amy (Michener) Yeakel [160-9] ; m Sept. 17, 1860, SOPHIA M. HARMAR, b - ; d Jan. 13, 1917 ; dau John W. Harmar. 1266 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Josephus Yeakel enlisted as a private in Company A, 150th Pa. Volunteers (Bucktails), in 1862, and served during the years of 1863, 1864, and 1865, until peace was declared. After returning home he worked at the printing business, which he had learned with Major Freas of Germantown, and in 1867 commenced publishing the “Manayunk Sentinel.” He represented the Twenty-first and Twenty-eighth wards in the Legislature of Pa. during 1875, 1876, 1877, and 1878, and on January 1, 1879, was appointed an assessor of real estate and personal property in Phila. for the term of five years. Mr. Yeakel also printed the first edition of the Genealogy of the Schwenkf elders. Children ( 3 ) : [160-60] 1. Amy Maria, b June 5, 1861; m Fred A. Lovejoy. [160-61] 2. Marietta E., b June 1, 1865; m Cadwalader Lackey. [160-62] 3. Mary Emma, b Mar. 24, 1867; m Service Lincoln Taylor. [160-27] EMMA B. YEAKEL, b Dec. 8, 1869; dau Daniel and Amanda (Bush) Yeakel [160-llb]; m Nov. 20, 1889, JOHN FABER MILLER, b Feb. 18, 1865; s William G. and Caroline J. (Roberts) Miller. Judge of County Court; res., Belvoir, Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Mrs. Miller is a member of the Board of Governors of the Society of the Descendants of the Schwenkf el dian Exiles. She is also a guarantor for the publication of this book. Children (J) : [160-63] 1. Daniel Yeakel, b Nov. 6, 1890; m Avis Buckman. [160-64] 2. Caroline Roberts, b June 18, 1893 ; m John Y. Huber, Jr. 3. John Faber, Jr., b Aug. 17, 1902; d Nov. 27, 1907. 4. Emma Comly, b Nov. 17, 1904. Judge John Faber Miller was born in Abington Township, Pa., the son of the late William G. Miller and Caroline J. Roberts, and was the second of eight children. His ancestors have continuously resided in that which is now Montgomery county since the earliest Colonial times, and include, on his father’s side, commissioned officers in the French and Indian and Revolutionary wars, as well as the distinguished clergymen, the John Theobald Fabers, father and son, who in the early days were pastors at Old Goshenhoppen, New Goshenhoppen and Great Swamp for a period of nearly fifty years. Judge Miller’s earliest American maternal ancestor came to Pennsylvania in the ship Welcome with William Penn. His boyhood was spent on a farm in Whitpain township where he attended the district schools. Later he was a student at the Friends’ Preparatory Schools at Gwynedd and Philadelphia, and at the University of Pennsylvania. After receiving his degree he was admitted to the bars of both Mont¬ gomery and Philadelphia Counties, then to those of the Appellate and Federal Courts. He is now a member of the County, State and National Bar Associations. Judge Miller began the practice of law in Norristown in 1892 where he built up an extensive busi¬ ness. During the last three years of his practice he held the appointment of County Solicitor. His record was one of the best ever made in that office, and has been publicly commended in the annual reports of the County Comptroller and elsewhere. The death of Judge Weand left a vacancy on the bench which Judge Miller was asked to fill by the Governor. Because of his capability he was again elected to that office for a full term of ten years in 1915. Judge Miller is a member of numerous clubs, and is president of the Plymouth Country Club. [160-28] DANIEL DAWSON YEAKEL, b Mar. 16, 1871; d Apr. 13, 1919; s Daniel and Amanda (Bush) Yeakel [160-llb]; m Jan. 16, 1901, MARY S. LARZELERE, dau John Larzelere. No chil¬ dren. For eighteen years Mr. Yeakel was superintendent of the Springfield Consolidated Water Co. He also held the office of Supervisor and Auditor of Springfield Twp., Pa. [160-29] KATE FOX HAGY, b Aug. 23, 1843; dau Samuel and Mary (Yeakel) Hagy [160-12]; m Oct. 23, 1873, LAMBERT L. GROW, b Mar. 17, 1835; d Dec. 31, 1912; s George and Sarah (Lare) Grow. Builder; 1529 Venango St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Emma Dixon, b Jan. 31, 1876; 1529 Venango St., Phila. 2. George Hagy, b Mar. 15, 1878; 1529 Venango St., Phila. [160-30] JOHN FRANKLIN HAGY, b Aug. 28, 1846; d Mar. 3, 1906; s Samuel and Mary (Yeakel) Hagy [160-12]; m Jan. 19, 1866, KATE A. COLE, b Sept. 23, 1847; dau Jesse James and Margaret Cole. Manufacturer of paper; Providence, Md. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 12G7 Children {12): [160-65] 1. Jessie Flora, b June 6, 1867; m James Fleming. [160-66] 2. Newton Yeakle, b Aug. 21, 1868; m Mary Seddon. [160-67] 3. Harold Bushrod, b Dec. 1, 1870; m Emma Cochran. 4. Mary Daisy, b Oct. 24, 1872; d Aug., 1875. [160-68] 5. Samuel Emerson, b Apr. 8, 1874; m Rebecca Mary Newton. 6. John Howard, b Feb. 14, 1876; d Aug., 1876. [160-69] 7. William Dixon, b Apr. 21, 1878; m May Snityer; Baltimore, Md. [169-70] 8. Kate Nina, b Aug. 22, 1882; m John Hay Lovett. [169-71] 9. Mary Jane, b Jan. 22, 1884; m George W. Shuster, Jr. 10. Leroy, b Aug. 8, 1886; d Sept., 1886. 11. Edna, b Dec. 26, 1887; d Sept., 1888. [160-72] 12. Morris Franklin, b Sept. 10, 1890; m Hannah Mary Gray. [160-31] EMMA C. HAGY, b Apr. 22, 1850; d Nov. 1, 1895; dan Samuel and Mary (Yeakel) Hagy [160—12] ; m June 15, 1871, WILLIAM F. DIXON, b July 20, 1849 ;s John (Thomas) and Louise (Gra¬ ham) Dixon. Res., Roxborough, Phila. (1919.) Children (5): [160-73] 1. Anna Mary, b Feb. 27, 1873; m Frank Weikel Steinbright. [160—74] 2. Flora Hagy, b Mar. 16, 1874; m Dr. Harvey Bartle. [160-75] 3. Thomas James, b Oct. 15, 1879; m Edna Hart. 4. William Franklin, b Oct. 15, 1882; d Mar. 10, 1885. 5. Edith May, b May 24, 1887; d June 13, 1888. William F. Dixon married 2nd time, Florence Sarah Krauss [11-249]. [160-32] BUSHROD WASHINGTON HAGY, b Mar. 20, 1852; d Nov. 17, 1920; s Samuel and Mary (Yeakel) Hagy [160-12]; m Apr. 22, 1880, MARY E. COLER, b Oct. 9, 1855; dan Henry D. and Caroline (Streeper) Coler. Insurance; 523 Hermitage St., Roxborough, Phila. (1919.) One child: [160-76] Bushrod Washington, Jr., b Aug. 25, 1884; m Marian Dobson Buchanan. [160-33] MARY FLORA HAGY, b Nov. 10, 1854; dau Samuel and Mary (Yeakel) Hagy [160-12]; m Nov. 10, 1879, JAMES ALLABOUGH RITTER, b May 14, 1853; s Mathias and Naomi (Allabough) Ritter. Clerk; 819 N. Beechwood St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: Flora Hagy, b Apr. 4, 1883; unm; 819 N. Beechwood St., Phila. [160-34] JOHN L. YEAKEL, b Nov. 25, 1854; d June 30, 1917; s David W. and Sarah (Lentz) Yeakel [160-13]; m BERTHA G. HELLINGS. Res. of widow, Franklin Ave., Norristown, Pa. Children (J): [25-269] 1. Georgianna K., b Oct. 31, 1877; m Marcus F. Johnson. [160-77] 2. Willard R., b Oct. 24, 1879; m Ethel Supplee. [160—78] 3. David Clyde, b June 28, 1881; m Mary Supplee. [160-79] 4. F. Leigh, b Jan. 15, 1883; m Lulu Grace Houck. [160-35] GEORGE K. YEAKEL, b Aug. 2, 1857; s David W. and Sarah (Lentz) Yeakel [160-13]; m Aug. 27, 1901, LOUISE L. LONGAKER, b May 22, 1864; dau Albert Longaker. Clerk; 827 DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: George L., b Sept. 4, 1902. [160-36] M. LULA YEAKEL, b Apr. 29, 1863; dau David W. and Sarah (Lentz) Yeakel [160-13]; m Sept. 8, 1887, DR. HENRY M. FREAS, b July 1, 1859; s Jesse W. and Ann Catharine Freas. Phy¬ sician; 1319 W. Allegheny Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children {3): 1. Charles S., b June 10, 1888; d May 16, 1893. [160-80] 2. Catharine, b Jan. 10, 1892; m Frederick C. Rieker. 3. Dorothea, b Jan. 9, 1895. 1268 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [160-37] EMILY YEAKLE, b Oct. 15, 1839; daw Joseph and Elizabeth (Huston) Yeakle [160-14a]; m Apr. 14, 1861, JOSEPH NASH, b Sept. 21, 1833; d May 29, 1894; s Daniel and Maria (Shafer) Nash. Joseph Nash was a farmer at Flourtown, Pa. Mrs. Nash now lives at Blue Bell, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): [160-81] 1. Elvie M., b Apr. 9, 1862; m Stoughton R. Clark. [160-82] 2. Joseph Y., b Mar. 5, 1864; m Mary Emma Johnson. [160-83] 3. Harry L., b Oct. 30, 1866; m Barbara Ann Blair. [160-84] 4. Annie, b Dec. 27, 1870; m Harry Hart Tippin. [160-85] 5. Daniel Irwin, b Mar. 1, 1875; m Sarah G. Matz. [160-38] DANIEL W. YEAKLE, b Nov. 24, 1844 ; d Apr. 16, 1882 ; s Joseph and Elizabeth (Huston) Yeakle [160-14a]; m Apr. 14, 1869, MARY E. THOMPSON, b Feb. 3, 1849; d Feb. 28, 1903. Children (2): [160-86] 1. Mary Theresa, b Sept. 3, 1870; m Walter Jesse Stowman. [160-87] 2. Emily, b Apr. 23, 1873; m James Nelson Yocum. [160-39] JACOB YEAKLE, b Jan. 25, 1847; s Joseph and Elizabeth (Huston) Yeakle [160-14a]; m Jan. 21, 1869, EMMA J. BOLTON, b Jan. 21, 1846; d Sept. 5, 1912; dau Dr. Charles Bolton. Car¬ penter; Whitemarsh, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [160-88] 1. Lucy B., b Oct. 31, 1869; m Robert M. Bisbing. [160-89] 2. Joseph H., b Jan. 7, 1871; m Anna Wiegner. [160-90] 3. Sarah Elizabeth, b Apr. 18, 1874; m Frederick Henry Genter. [160—91 ] 4. Alfred Bolton, b Oct. 18, 1886; m Elsie Viola Morton. [160-40] ELVIE E. YEAKLE, b Sept. 5, 1850; dau Joseph and Elizabeth (Huston) Yeakle [160- 14a]; m Feb. 14, 1872, CLEAVER R. SUPPLEE, b Aug. 6, 1847; d Dec. 26, 1917; s George and Jane (Harner) Supplee. Cleaver Supplee was killed in an accident; he resided at 234 Earlham Terrace, Germantown, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): [160-92] 1. Percy E., b Nov. 27, 1872; m Margaret G. Foulke. 2. John P., b Nov. 1, 1875; unm; Conshohocken, Pa. [160-93] 3. Erma E., b Dec. 20, 1877; m George Justice. [160-41a] THOMAS C. YEAKLE, b Jan. 19, 1855; d Oct. 21, 1908; s Joseph and Mary (Huston) Yeakle [160-14b]; m 1st time, Feb. 7, 1878, EMMA STAHLNECKER, b Aug. 20, 1854; d Feb. 12, 1881; dau Joseph and Elizabeth (Walp) Stahlnecker. Children ( 2 ): [160-94] 1. Elizabeth, b Nov. 19, 1878; m William Blair. [160-95] 2. Mary Emma, b Jan. 29, 1881; m George Daniel Endy. [160— 41b] THOMAS C. YEAKLE, same as above, m 2nd time, Nov. 23, 1882, EMMA JANE Mc- COMBS, b Aug. 20, 1865; dau Jesse and Mary (Winterstein) McCombs. Farmer; Ivyland, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 6 ): 1 . Thomas C., Jr., b Oct. 29, 1883 ; d Apr. 14, 1902. 2. Walter A., b Mar. 15, 1886; unm; Bismarck, North Dakota. [160-96] 3. Elsie W., b June 15, 1889; m John Grover Cleveland Reyner. 4. C. Arthur, b Nov. 6, 1891; unm; Bismarck, North Dakota. 5. Olive E., b Sept. 8, 1894; d June 7, 1900. [160-97] 6. Elvie Clark, b Apr. 11, 1897; m William Parker Hobensack. [160-42] GERTRUDE BATES, b May 13, 1838; daw Thomas L. and Leah (Yeakle) Bates [160-15]; m Nov. 5, 1863, GEORGE W. BREMER, b Sept. 9, 1833; d Aug. 9, 1915; s Lewis and Catharine (Scheuerman) Bremer. Res., 2024 Spring Garden St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): [160-98] 1. Katherine, b Sept. 8, 1864; m Edwin Macneir. 2. George W., .Jr., b May 23, 1867; single; 2024 Spring Garden St., Phila. Plate 125 Two Views of the Yeakle Burying Ground Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia View of Schwenkfelder Cemetery at Dreshertown, Pa. Interior view of Schwenkfelder Cemetery at Dreshertown, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1269 3. Horace A., b Dec. 17, 1869; d Jan. 29, 1871. . 4. Walter T., b May 25, 1872; single; 2024 Spring Garden St., Phila. [160-98.1] 5. Gertrude, b July 19, 1875; m Benjamin West (divorced). [160-99] 6. E. Albert, b Sept. 5, 1878; m Laura Carpenter; Montclair, N. J. [160-43] JACOB Y. BATES, b May 17, 1842; d Feb. 8, 1912; s Thomas L. and Leah (Yeakle) Bates [160-15]; m Sept. 15, 1864, CHARLOTTE KERPER, b Sept. 21, 1846; dau Levi and Mary A. (Frober) Kerper. No children. (1919.) [160-44] LEAH ELIZA BATES, b Sept. 13, 1844; d Jan. 18, 1886; dau Thomas L. and Leah (Yeakle) Bates [160-15] ; m Oct. 11, 1867, EDWIN BOUNDS, b June 9, 1842; d Jan. 15, 1884; s James and Eliza Bounds. No children. Edwin Bounds was killed while in the employ of the Adams Express Co. (1918.) [160-45] MARY AMANDA YEAKLE, b May 14, 1858; d May 23, 1916; dau George and Amanda (Streeper) Yeakle [160-17]; m June 28, 1883, E. HERMAN RAETZER, b Mar. 3, 1855. Broker; 3610 York Road, Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): [160-100] 1. Clara Mae, b May 13, 1884; m Alfred Milner Mullin. 2. Bertha Elizabeth, b June 26, 1886; d Nov. 8, 1894. 3. Emma Eva, b Mar. 22, 1888. 4. Walter Theodore, b Dec. 10, 1889; d Nov. 10, 1894. 5. Ernest Yeakle, b Sept. 20, 1897; graduate of Ursinus College, 1919; instructor, Pember¬ ton, N. J., High School (1920). [160-46] HORACE YEAKLE, b Dec. 12, 1860; s George and Amanda (Streeper) Yeakle [160— 17]; m Feb. 17, 1892, ELLEN D. CRESSMAN, b Nov. 30, 1862; dau Edwin and Lydia A. (Streeper) Cressman. Stockman; 405 Grant Ave., Loveland, Colo. No children. (1920.) [160-47] ATWOOD YEAKLE, b Oct. 18, 1850; s William and Mary (Wentz) Yeakle [160-18]; m Nov. 10, 1875, CADDIE AIMAN, b Aug. 4, 1852; dau Samuel H. Aiman. Druggist; Marshall and DeKalb Sts., Norristown, Pa. Res., 502 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Willie L., b Nov. 8, 1876; d June 18, 1886. [160-101] 2. Eleanor Gertrude, b Jan. 1, 1881; m John Jay Corson, Jr. [74-698] 3. Mary Virginia, b Aug. 19, 1882; m Henry F. Derr. [160-102] 4. Walter Atwood, b Aug. 4, 1887; m Elizabeth JVtarie Wheeler. [160-48] GERTRUDE YEAKLE, b June 13, 1852; d Feb. 12, 1888; dau William and Mary (Wentz) Yeakle [160-18]; m LEWIS H. CLYMER, b July 27, 1857. Res., Zieglerville, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Edith Y., b Sept. 28, 1883; single; Flourtown, Pa. [160-103] 2. William M., b Feb. 3, 1887; m May Palmer; Flourtown, Pa. [160-49] AMBROSE YEAKLE, b Oct. 14, 1854; d Nov. 16, 1920; s William and Mary (Wentz) Yeakle [160-18]; m 1880, EMMA L. GILBERT, b Jan. 19, 1860; dau Charles Gilbert. Ambrose Yeakle was a farmer living at Flourtown, Pa. He was one of the guarantors for the publication of this book. (1918.) Children (5): [160-104] 1. Elmer C., b Dec. 26, 1880; m Lillie May Fisher. 2. Edna May, b Jan. 18, 1882; d Aug. 26, 1883. [160-105] 3. Clarence G., b July 24, 1884; m Elizabeth E. Gilbert. [160-106] 4. Laura, b Apr. 3, 1888; m Albert K. Frantz. 5. William A., b Sept. 5, 1889; d Sept, 30, 1889. [160-50] JOHN YEAKLE, b Aug. 21, 1857; d May 22, 1892; s William and Mary (Wentz) Yeakle [160-18]; m Aug., 1882, JULIA WELSH. Druggist; lived at Flourtown, Pa. (1918.) No issue. 1270 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [160-51] SAMUEL YEAKLE, b Aug. 16, 1853; s William A. and Caroline (Hooker) Yeakle [160- 19]; m Mar. 27, 1889, MAGDALENA E. RHOADS, b Apr. 8, 1867 ; dau Tilghman V. and Eliza (Brein- ing) Rhoads. Coal, lumber, and feed business; Fort Washington, Pa. (1919.) One child: William R., b July 30, 1893; Ft. Washington, Pa. Samuel Yeakle has been a member of the Whitemarsh Twp., Pa., school board for twenty-seven years, serving as president and treasurer of the board at various times. He has also occupied the position of Superintendent of the Whitemarsh Zion Lutheran Sunday School for twenty-four years, and is a trustee of the church and cemetery. From 1915 to 1919 he was a Director of the Poor of Montg. Co., Pa., and was re-elected to the same office in 1920. He has also served as postmaster at Fort Wash¬ ington. In addition to being a member of the Publishing Committee of the Genealogical Record of the Schwenkf elders, Mr. Yeakle is a subscriber to the fund to guarantee its publication. Although pre¬ vented from attending the regular services of the Schwenkfelder Church, Mr. Yeakle has always mani¬ fested a keen interest in the activities of the denomination. William R. Yeakle went to Camp Meade, May 29, 1918, and was sent overseas July 14, 1918. He served in the Medical Detachment — Truck Division — of the 304th Divisional Supply transportat ion. He was also a member of the medical detachment of the 79th Division, A. E. F., and was discharged at Camp Dix, May 28, 1919. [160-51.1] FRANK S. YEAKLE, b June 16, 1864; s Abraham A. and Anna E. (Shepard) Yeakle [160-20]; m Jan. 10, 1894, CAROLINE BRARLEY BENNETT, b Feb. 26, 1871; dau John Craig and Mary (Brakley) Bennett. Banker; secretary and treasurer of the Norristown Trust Co., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Mary Catharine, b June 13, 1897 : unm; 1217 DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. [160-51.4] ANNA C. SHAFFER, b Mar. 27, 1866; d Feb. 4, 1895; dau William and Carolina (Yea- kel) Shaffer [160-21]; m AMBROSE MAGUIRE, b Mar. 21, 1863; d Dec. 23, 1911. Lived at Ft. Washington, Pa. (1921.) [ Further data unobtainable.} [160-51.5] MARY A. SHAFFER, b Oct. 28, 1868; dau William and Carolina (Yeakel) Shaffer [160-21]; m June 29, 1892, FREDERICK HUFFNAGLE, b Mar. 16, 1864; s Frederick and Elizabeth (Lloyd) Huffnagle. Cabinet maker; res., Fort Washington, Pa. (1921.) One child: George William, b Nov. 27, 1898; unm; Ft. Washington, Pa. [160-51.6] MAURICE W. STOUT, b Aug. 17, 1858; s Jesse A. and Amanda (Yeakel) Stout [160- 22]; m Jan. 5, 1882, HELEN R. BOILEAU, b July 18, 1862; dau William M. and Rebecca J. (Caffey) Boileau. Locomotive engineer; 1116 Green St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): [160-106.1] 1. Harry W., b Mar. 4, 1884; m Hanna L. Smith. 2. Elvie R., b Nov. 26, 1893. [160-51.7] EMMA C. STOUT, b Nov. 7, 1864; dau Jesse A. and Amanda (Yeakel) Stout [160-22]; m Apr. 24, 1889, WILLIAM HENRY HALLOWELL, b Aug. 5, 1860; d Apr. 6, 1900; s William and Mary (Myers) Hallowell. Furnace builder; Glenside, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [160-106.2] 1. Zelda Amanda, b Sept. 11, 1891; m Wesley A. Clem. 2. Harry, 6 Oct. 10, 1894; d Oct. 10, 1894. [160-106.3] 3. Jesse Stout, b Nov. 1, 1897; m Margaret M. Coggins. [160-52] FRANKLIN Y. STAHLNECKER, b Oct. 27, 1868; s Jacob and Elamina (Yeakel) Stahl- necker [160-23]; m Apr. 7, 1894, HENRIETTA FLUCK, b Apr. 20, 1868; dau Thomas Fluck. Res., Perkasie, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Herbert, b Oct. 10, 1896; d July 27, 1899. 2. Miriam, b Mar. 31, 1899; Perkasie, Pa. 3. Edith Irene, b June 15, 1900. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1271 [160-53] EDWIN S. STAHLNECKER, b Dec. 23, 1870; s Jacob and Elamina (Yeakel) Stahlnecker [160-23]; to Sept. 19, 1895, MARY M. STOUDT, b May 8, 1873; dau Peter D. Stoudt. Iron moulder; res., 318 Walnut St., Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) One child: [160-107] Carrie Elamina, b May 1, 1897; to James Herbert Beidler. [160-54] MARY Y. STAHLNECKER, b May 9, 1873; dau Jacob and Elamina (Yeakel) Stahl¬ necker [160-23]; to Mar. 28, 1896, F. GEORGE GOEHRING, b Nov. 2, 1873; d Apr. 30, 1916; s Fred¬ erick Goehring. Res. of widow, Souderton, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. J. George, b Mar. 20, 1897. 2. Edwin G., b Mar. 3, 1900; d Mar. 9, 1906. 3. Gustave H., b Oct. 17, 1908. 4. Francis Y., b Nov. 16, 1912. [160-55] ALICE STAHLNECKER, b July 29, 1.871; dau Edwin S. and Anna R. (Yeakle) Stahl¬ necker [160-24]; to Mar. 24, 1897, CHARLES H. WOLFORD, b June 25, 1866; s Jonas Wolford. Res., 1323 Locust St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Edwin Yeakle, b May 19, 1898. 2. Anna Florence, b May 2, 1903. [160-56] HENRY WILSON STAHLNECKER, b June 27, 1878; s Edwin S. and Anna R. (Yeakle) Stahlnecker [160-24]; to Aug. 6, 1910, KATHRYN (SCHWENK) JOHNSON, b Nov. 28, 1876; dau Lewis Schwenk. Attorney-at-law; res., Flourtown, Pa. (1918.) No issue. Mr. H. Wilson Stahlnecker is a graduate of the Norristown High School. He received the degree of A.B. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1899, A.M. in 1900, and LL.B. in 1903. Mr. Stahlnecker was a member of the Norris¬ town School Board from 1903 until 1911. He is also a member of the Board of Governors of the Society of the Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles. [160-57] MARY E. YEAKEL, b June 22, 1858; dau William M. and Harriet D. (Boyd) Yeakel [160-25]; to June 18, 1888, WILLIAM H. MAXWELL, b Aug. 8, 1858; s Sylvester and Sarah Logan (Deal) Maxwell. Res., 99 E. Seymour St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1918.) [Data furnished by Rev. Warren Yeakel .] [160-58] JOHN ANDREW YEAKEL, b Feb. 24, 1860; s William M. and Harriet D. (Boyd) Yeakel [160-25]; to June 1, 1893, EMMA CATHARINE TOBIN, b Oct. 7, 1863; dau William and Lydia (Lower) Tobin. Wood turner; 59 Wister St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [160-107.1] 1. Walter Tobin, b Sept. 15, 1895; to Lillian C. Earley. 2. William Earle, b June 30, 1899; d Oct. 17, 1918. 3. Lillian Gertrude, b Aug. 15, 1902. [160-59] HARRY B. YEAKEL, b Dec. 9, 1863; s William M. and Harriet D. (Boyd) Yeakel [160- 25]; to Oct. 10, 1892, ELLEN CONWAY. Employee of Water Department of Phila. Children (2): 1. William Conway, b Apr. 28, 1894; engineer. 2. Harriet DeRose, b Mar. 10, 1896. [Further data unobtainable.] [160-60] AMY MARIA YEAKEL, b June 5, 1861; dau Josephus and Sophia M. (Harmar) Yeakel [160-26]; to FRED A. LOVE JOY, b Mar. 15, 1855; s William T. Lovejoy. Res., 243 Dupont St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (8): [160-108] 1. Fred Yeakel, b June 16, 1884; to Minnie Zeisloft. [160-109] 2. Roy Harmer, b Dec. 16, 1887; to Jane Mercer Boyle. [160-110] 3. Melville Albright, b June 1, 1891; to May Brown. 1272 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [160-61] MARIETTA E. YEAKEL, b June 1, 1865; dau Josephus and Sophia M. (Harinar) Yeakel [160-26]; m Jan. 6, 1890, CADWALADER LACKEY, b July 13, 1865; s John and Emma (Cowell) Lackey. Clerk; res., 4541 Manayunk Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ) : 1. J. Yeakel, b Nov. 29, 1891; unm; Manayunk, Phila., Pa. 2. Sophia Harmer, b Aug. 17, 1895; unm; Manayunk, Phila., Pa. [160-62] MARY EMMA YEAKEL, b Mar. 24, 1867; dau Josephus and Sophia M. (Harmar) Yea¬ kel [160-26]; rn Sept. 24, 1891, SERVICE LINCOLN TAYLOR, 6 Apr. 25, 1868; s Amos and Jenette Taylor. Overseer of the Eastern Penitentiary; res., 246 Dupont St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Amos Johnson, b Sept. 6, 1892; unm; 246 Dupont St., Phila., Pa. [160-111] 2. Josephus Yeakel, b Feb. 10, 1897; m Manila Dewey Wagner. [160-63] DANIEL YEAKEL MILLER, b Nov. 6, 1890; s John Faber and Emma B. (Yeakel) Miller [160-27]; m June 12, 1917, AVIS BUCKMAN, b Mar. 7, 1891; dau Louis and Mary (Cox) Buekman. Attorney-at-law; Norristown, Pa.; res., Bethlehem Pike, Chestnut Hill, Pa. (1921.) One child: John Faber, 3rd, b Nov. 14, 1919. [160-64] CAROLINE ROBERTS MILLER, b June 18, 1893; dau John Faber and Emma B. (Yea¬ kel) Miller [160-27]; m Mar. 24, 1917, JOHN Y. HUBER, JR., b Dec. 16, 1886; s John Y. and Anne (Willing) Huber. Manufacturer; res., Wynnewood, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Anne Willing, b Feb. 26, 1918. 2. John Y., 3rd, b July 3, 1919. 3. Richard M., b July 27, 1922. [160-65] JESSIE FLORA HAGY, b June 6, 1867; dau John F. and Kate A. (Cole) Hagy [160 30] ; m Jan. 17, 1889, JAMES FLEMING, b Nov. 13, 1861; s Andrew and Maria Fleming. Policeman; res., E. Levering Ave., Manayunk, Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children {6): [160-112] 1. Helen Clare, b Nov. 21, 1889; m T. William Ridler. [160-113] 2. Ruth Paul, b Aug. 24, 1891; m David Greenwood Williams. 3. Mary Elizabeth, b Feb. 24, 1893; Manayunk, Phila., Pa. 4. Ethel Janet, b Dec. 24, 1894; Manayunk, Phila., Pa. 5. Gladys Hagy, b Nov. 10, 1902; Manayunk, Phila., Pa. 6. Margaret Emma, b Feb. 22, 1910. [160-66] NEWTON YEAKLE HAGY, b Aug. 21, 1868; s John F. and Kate A. (Cole) Hagy [160- JO]; m June 15, 1898, MARY SEDDON, b Jan. 14, 1872; dau Thomas and Anna B. (Rossman) Seddon. Paper manufacturer; res., 3436 Crawford St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Madalene Deihl, b Apr. 10, 1899; unm; 3436 Crawford St., Phila., Pa. [160-67] HAROLD BUSHROD HAGY, b Dec. 1, 1870; s John F. and Kate A. (Cole) Hagy [160- 30] ; m Nov. 29, 1894, EMMA COCHRAN, b Aug. 25, 1873; dau George C. and Anna M. (Cunningham) Cochran. Machinist; res., 35th and Spruce Sts., Wilmington, Del. (1919.) Children (2): [160-114] 1. Jesse F., b June 11, 1896; m Matilda E. Swartz; Wilmington, Del. [160 114.1] 2. George C., b Sept. 21, 1899; m Elonore M. Shank; Wilmington, Del. [160-68] SAMUEL EMERSON HAGY, b Apr. 8, 1874; s John F. and Kate A. (Cole) Hagy [160 30] ; m June 8, 1898, REBECCA MARY NEWTON, b Dec. 1, 1872; dau John M. and Mary Newton. Superintendent; res., 26 W. Pomona St., Gtn., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (7); 1. Robert Newton, b Feb. 12, 1900; unm; 26 W. Pomona St., Phila., Pa. 2. John Emerson, b Dec. 15, 1901 ; unm; Pomona St., Phila., Pa. 3. Alma Mary, b Sept. 4, 1904. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1273 4. Mabel Elizabeth, b Sept. 28, 1906; d Mar. 24, 1909. 5. Rebecca May. b May 1, 1909. 6. Samuel Vaughan, h JVlay 25, 1912. 7. Ivan Marshall, b Mar. 4, 1915. [160-70] KATE NINA HAGY, b Aug. 22, 1882; dau John F. and Kate A. (Cole) Hagy [160-30] ;m July 18, 1900, JOHN HAY LOVETT, b Dec. 23, 1879; s Rodman and Sarah Weston (Lilley) Lovett. Machinist; res., 7425 Palmetto St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [160-115] 1. Myra Edna, b May 4, 1901; m Louis Kamerly Wagner. 2. John Rodman, b May 10, 1903. 3. Elinore, b Apr. 1, 1918; d Apr. 2, 1918. [160-71] MARY JANE HAGY, b Jan. 22, 1884; dau John F. and Kate A. (Cole) Hagy [160-30]; m July 8, 1903, GEORGE W. SHUSTER, JR., b Feb. 9, 1882; s George W. and Sarah A. (Glanding) Shuster. Supervisor; res., Darby, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. Samuel Evans, b May 12, 1904. 2. Mary Haney, b Nov. 26, 1908. 3. George W., 3rd, b Aug. 29, 1910. 4. Sarah Katherine, b July 4, 1912. [160-72] MORRIS FRANKLIN HAGY, b Sept. 10, 1890; s John F. and Kate A. (Cole) Hagy [160- 30] ; m Nov. 20, 1909, HANNAH MARY GRAY, b Aug. 18, 1890; dau William J. and Alice (Galen) Gray. Electrician; res., 112 N. Clinton St., Baltimore, Md. (1919.) Children (J): 1. John Oliver, b Apr. 4, 1911. 2. Mildred Lauretta, b Apr. 5, 1913. 3. Morris Paul, b June 11, 1915. 4. Alice Louise, b Mar. 12, 1919. [160-73] ANNA MARY DIXON, b Feb. 27, 1873; dau William F. and Emma C. (Hagy) Dixon [160- 31] ; m Apr. 22, 1897, FRANK WEIKEL STEINBRIGHT, b Mar. 1, 1870; s Henry Nace Steinbright. (The name was originally spelled “Steinbrey.”) Clerk; res., 636 Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Harold Dixon, b July 31, 1898. 2. Wilbur Gresh, b Sept. 19, 1900. 3. Allen Umstad, b Aug. 7, 1902; d Apr. 2, 1911. 4. Frank Lynwood, b Aug. 28, 1904. 5. Ralph Thomas, b Nov. 24, 1907. [160-74] FLORA HAGY DIXON, b Mar. 16, 1874; dau William F. and Emma C. (Hagy) Dixon [160-31]; m June 15, 1907, DR. HARVEY BARTLE, b Oct., 1874; s George Bartle. Physician; res., 1000 South Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa. (1919.) One child: Harvey, Jr., b Jan. 3, 1909. [160-75] THOMAS JAMES DIXON, b Oct. 15, 1879; s William F. and Emma C. (Hagy) Dixon [160-31]; m Sept. 24, 1902, EDNA HART, b Dec. 28, 1880; dau Levi Cope Hart. Manufacturer; res., 764 Manatauna Ave., Roxborough, Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Marian Elizabeth, b Aug. 15, 1910. [160-76] BUSHROD WASHINGTON HAGY, JR., b Aug. 25, 1884; s Bushrod W. and Mary E. (Coler) Hagy [160-32]; m June 10, 1907, MARIAN DOBSON BUCHANAN, b Oct. 21, 1882; dau William T. and Susanna E. (Dobson) Buchanan. Superintendent of the Carroll Oak Tanning Co.; res., 101 E. Green St., Westminster, Md. (1919.) No issue. 1274 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [160-77] WILLARD R. YEAKEL, b Oct. 24, 1879; s John L. and Bertha G. (Hellings) Yeakel [160- 34]; m July 22, 1908, ETHEL SUPPLEE, b July 4, - : dau Mark and Hannah (Baker) Supplee. Bookkeeper; res., Trooper, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Willard S., b June 20, 1909. 2. Lentz Rambo, b Nov. 14, 1912. [160-78] DAVID CLYDE YEAKEL, b June 28, 1881; s John L. and Bertha G. (Hellings) Yeakel [160-34]; m July 15, 1911, MARY SUPPLEE, b July 15, 1884; daw Mark Supplee. Structural steel draftsman; res., 540 Hamilton St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: John C., b Nov. 5, 1913. [160-79] F. LEIGH YEAKEL, b Jan. 15, 1883; s John L. and Bertha G. (Hellings) Yeakel [160-34]; m Oct. 19, 1909, LULU GRACE HOUCK, b Jan. 24, 1887; dau Peter and Elizabeth (Rambo) Houck. Draughtsman; res., 24 E. Fornance St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Wallace Houck, b July 28, 1911. 2. Frank Leigh, b May 16, 1914; d Feb. 5, 1916. [160-80] CATHARINE FREAS, b Jan. 10, 1892; dau Dr. Henry M. and M. Lula (Yeakel) Freas [160-36]; m Dec. 12, 1919, FREDERICK C. RIEKER, b Oct. 18, 1893; s L. Frederick and Mary (Sailor) Rieker. Banker; res., 1319 W. Allegheny Ave., Phila., Pa. No issue. Catharine Freas Rieker is a graduate of Mt. Holyoke College, and Frederick C. Rieker is a graduate of Harvard University and is an assistant to the Vice-President of a large trust company. (1920.) [160-81] ELVIE M. NASH, b Apr. 9, 1862; dau Joseph and Emily (Yeakle) Nash [160-37]; m Apr. 21, 1879, STOUGHTON R. CLARK, b Nov. 13, 1861; d Apr. 29, 1910; s Stoughton and Susan (Far- num) Clark. Horse trainer; widow resides at 501 Astor St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Emily, b Oct. 5, 1880; d July 7, 1895. 2. Susan, b Sept. 26, 1885; d July 1, 1895. [160-116] 3. Walter N., b Oct. 1, 1888; m Julia Lukens. [160-82] JOSEPH Y. NASH, b Mar. 5, 1864; s Joseph and Emily (Yeakle) Nash [160-37]: m May 24, 1888, MARY EMMA JOHNSON, b Apr. 19, 1865; dau Henry and Margaret (Hoffman) Johnson. Farmer; res., Norristown, Pa., R. F. D. No. 5. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Evelyn May, b - ; d Nov. 27, 1894. 2. Emily Margaret, b Feb. 27, 1891. 3. Mabel Elinor, b Sept. 13, 1892. [160-83] HARRY L. NASH, b Oct. 30, 1866; s Joseph and Emily (Yeakle) Nash [160-37]; m Nov. 25, 1893, BARBARA ANN BLAIR, b Oct. 15, 1873; dau Robert W. and Mary (Odenwelder) Blair. Milk dealer; res., Flourtown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Ruth Blair, b July 21, 1895; unm; Flourtown, Pa. [160-117] 2. Dorothy Ann, b Jan. 12, 1897; m Arthur Daniel Reichenbach. [160-84] ANNIE NASH, b Dec. 27, 1870; dau Joseph and Emily (Yeakle) Nash [160-37]; m Feb. 26, 1896, HARRY HART TIPPIN, b Sept. 13, 1869; s George H. and Elmira (Lutz) Tippin. Car¬ penter; res., Blue Bell, Pa. (1919.) One child: Daniel Nash, b Feb. 19, 1897; Blue Bell, Pa. [160-85] DANIEL IRWIN NASH, b Mar. 1, 1875; s Joseph and Emily (Yeakle) Nash [160-37]; m June 27, 1901, SARAH G. MATZ, 6Mar. 4, 1880;dau John II. and Emily (Harmer) Matz. Carpenter; res., Flourtown, Pa. (1919.) One child: John Earl, b Apr. 17, 1902. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1275 [160-86] MARY THERESA YEAKLE, b Sept. 3, 1870; dau Daniel W. and Mary E. (Thompson) Yeakle [160-38]; m Nov. 8, 1898, WALTER JESSE STOWMAN, b Feb. 6, 1860; d June 20, 1912; s Walter W. and Amanda (Flitcraft) Stowman. Ship joiner; res., 7128 Bryan St., Mt. Airy, Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (J): 1. M. A. Ethelenda, b Sept. 17, 1899. 2. W. Webster, b Aug. 23, 1902. 3. Emilie Y., b Feb. 8, 1905. 4. Walter Jesse, b May 19, 1907. [160-87] EMILY YEAKLE, b Apr. 23, 1873; dau Daniel W. and Mary E. (Thompson) Yeakle [160- 38]; m Apr. 6, 1904, JAMES NELSON YOCUM, b Nov. 7, 1876; s Janies R. and Elizabeth (Hoover) Yocum. Hotel proprietor; res., Royersford, Pa. (1918.) No issue. [160-88] LUCY B. YEAKLE, b Oct. 31, 1869; dau Jacob and Emma J. (Bolton) Yeakle [160-39]; m 1894, ROBERT M. BISBING, b Nov. 1, 1868; s J. Maurice and Elmira Bisbing. Res., Chestnut Hill, Pa. (1918.) One child: Lucy C., b Oct. 11, 1894; d Apr. 2, 1916. [160-89] JOSEPH H. YEAKLE, b Jan. 7, 1871; s Jacob and Emma J. (Bolton) Yeakle [160-39]; m Sept. 25, 1901, ANNA WIEGNER, b Nov. 20, 1878; dau Eli and Emma (Griesemer) Wiegner [154- 38]. Carpenter; res., Whitemarsh, Pa. (1917.) Anna W. Yeakle is a graduate of the Millersville (Pa.) State Normal School, and was for a time principal of the Jarre ttown public school. Children ( 2 ) : 1. Jeanette, b Mar. 11, 1904. 2. Robert Bisbing, b Feb. 24, 1908. [160-90] SARAH ELIZABETH YEAKLE, b Apr. 18, 1874; dau Jacob and Emma J. (Bolton) Yeakle [160-39]; m Dec. 22, 1892, FREDERICK HENRY GENTER, b Sept. 15, 1864; s Frederick and Elizabeth Genter. Government inspector; res., S. Westville, N. J. (1918.) Children (6): [160-118] 1. Dorothy Y., b Oct. 28, 1894; d Sept. 14, 1915; m Theodore Eckstein. [160-119] 2. Charles Henry, b Jan. 8, 1897; m Mearcy Ann Harker. 3. George Hinkle, b Sept. 13, 1900. 4. Kathryn, b Apr. 5, 1904. 5. Frederick, b Feb. 17, 1908. 6. Ralph, b Feb. 24, 1912; d Aug. 25, 1912. [160-91] ALFRED BOLTON YEAKLE, b Oct. 18, 1886; s Jacob and Emma J. (Bolton) Yeakle [160-39]; m Feb. 27, 1911, ELSIE VIOLA MORTON, b June 18, 1892; dau Frank Wright Morton. Carpenter; res., Springhouse, Pa. (1918.) Children {2): 1. Alfred Morton, b Feb. 7, 1912. 2. Grace Elizabeth, b July 30, 1913. [160-92] PERCY E. SUPPLEE, b Nov. 27, 1872; s Cleaver R. and Elvie E. (Yeakle) Supplee [160- 40]; m Oct. 7, 1896, MARGARET G. FOULKE, b Jan. 9, 1877; dau Nelson C. and Clara T. (Yates) Foulke. Farmer; res., Conshohocken, Pa., R. D. 2. (1919.) Children ( 6 ): [160-120] 1. Clara Y., b Dec. 5, 1897; m William R. Johnson. 2. Percy E., b Sept. 3, 1899; with Naval Forces in Europe. (1919.) 3. LeRoy G., b Apr. 27, 1901. 4. Margaret E., b June 20, 1903. 5. George W., b Oct. 19, 1907. 6. Erma E., b June 5, 1910. ( i KNKA LOGICAL RECORD OF THE SCHWEN K FEEDER FAMILIES 1 270 [160 93] ERMA E. SUPPLEE, b Dec. 20, 1877; dau Cleaver R. and Elvie E. (Yeakle) Supplee [160-40]; m June 21, 1897, GEORGE JUSTICE, b July 31, 1868; d June 22, 1903; s Charles and Susan A. (Anderson) Justice. Railroader; res., 234 Earlham Terrace, Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. E. Beatrice, b Mar. 19, 1898. 2. George, b Jan. 7, 1900. 3. Floyd E„ b Feb. 23, 1902. [160-94] ELIZABETH YEAKLE, b Nov. 19, 1878; dau Thomas C. and Emma (Stahlneeker) Yea¬ kle [160 41a]; m Apr. 27, 1904, WILLIAM BLAIR, b .June 30, 1877 ; s Robert W. and Mary C. (Oden- welder) Blair. Res., Flourtown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Marjory Elizabeth, b Feb. 20, 1905. [160-95] MARY EMMA YEAKLE, b Jan. 29, 1881; dau Thomas C. and Emma (Stahlneeker) Yeakle [160-41a]; m June 30, 1906, GEORGE DANIEL ENDY, b July 6, 1874; s Milton and Amelia (Reed) Endy. Res., 24 W. Gravers Lane, Chestnut Hill, Pa. (1918.) One child: Edwin Thornton, b July 25, 1918. [160-96] ELSIE W. YEAKLE, b June 15, 1889; dau Thomas C. and Emma J. (McCombs) Yeakle [160 41b]; m Apr. 7, 1917, JOHN GROVER CLEVELAND REYNER, b Feb. 4, 1885; s Henry B. and Mary (Fry) Reyner. Elsie Yeakle is a graduate of the Richboro High School, and West Chester State Normal School. Mr. Cleveland is a clerk; res., Blue Bell, Pa. (1919.) One child: Mildred Elizabeth, b Dec. 4, 1917. [160-97] ELVIE CLARK YEAKLE, b Apr. 11, 1897; dau Thomas C. and Emma J. (McCombs) Yeakle [160-41b]; m Dec. 19, 1917, WILLIAM PARKER HOBENSACK, b June 25, 1896; s William and Mary (Stout) Hobensack. Assembler of farm implements; res., Ivyland, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [160-98] KATHERINE BREMER, b Sept. 8, 1864; dau George W. and Gertrude (Bates) Bremer [160-42]; m Oct. 14, 1896, EDWIN MACNEIR, b Mar. 11, 1863; s Leonidus and Caroline (Fife) Macneir. Gauge manufacturer; res., 1010 S. 48th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Donald B.. 2. Gertrude 3. Carolyn b Oct. 9, 1900. ! twins, b Sept. 15, 1902; ( d Dec. 23, 1909. [ 1010 S. 48th St., Phila., Pa. [160-100] CLARA MAE RAETZER, b May 13, 1884; dau E. Herman and Mary A. (Yeakle) Raet- zer [160-45]; m Sept. 21, 1910, ALFRED MILNER MULLIN, b Nov. 14, 1879. Carpenter; res., 125 Meehan Ave., Mt. Airy, Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2) : 1. Bertha Elizabeth,' b Oct. 2, 1911. 2. George Yeakle, b Aug. 20, 1913. [160-101] ELEANOR GERTRUDE YEAKLE, b Jan. 1, 1881; dau Atwood and Caddie (Aiman) Yeakle [160-47]; m Dec. 16, 1908, JOHN JAY CORSON, JR., b Apr. 21, 1878; s John J. and Susan (Rogers) Corson. Real estate business; res., 1729 DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Caroline Huston, b May 4, 1911. 2. Eleanor Gertrude, b Mar. 22, 1913. [160-102] DR. WALTER ATWOOD YEAKLE, b Aug. 4, 1887; s Atwood and Caddie (Aiman) Yeakle [160-47]; m Nov. 27, 1918, ELIZABETH MARIE WHEELER, b June 3, 1895; dau George F. and Mary L. (Stack) Wheeler. Physician; res., 502 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [160 104] ELMER C. YEAKLE, b Dec. 26, 1880; s Ambrose and Emma L. (Gilbert) Yeakle [160- 49]; m Oct. 11, 1902, LILLIE MAY FISHER; dau George W. Fisher. P. &. R. Engineman; res., 1624 Cayuga St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1277 Children (2): 1. Edna May, b Aug;. 22, 1903. 2. Mabel Gertrude, b Jan. 2, 1908. [160-105] CLARENCE G. YEAKLE, b July 24, 1884; s Ambrose and Emma L. (Gilbert) Yeakle [160-49]; m Mar. 24, 1906, ELIZABETH E. GILBERT, b Aug. 18, 1884; dau Harmer Gilbert. Ma¬ chinist; res., 203 Seminole Ave., Norwood, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Hannah Eleanor, b June 25, 1907. 2. Emma Elizabeth, b July 24, 1912. [160-106] LAURA YEAKLE, b Apr. 3, 1888; dau Ambrose and Emma L. (Gilbert) Yeakle [160-49]; m 1906, ALBERT K. FRANTZ, b Nov. 19, 1881; s George W. Frantz. Carpenter ; res., Flourtown, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Beatrice, b Apr. 27, 1907. 2. Ambrose Yeakle, b July 1, 1909. 3. Virginia Helen, b June 5, 1918. [160-106.1] HARRY W. STOUT, b Mar. 4, 1884; s Maurice W. and Helen R. (Boileau) Stout [160-51.6]; m June 29, 1915, HANNA L. SMITH, b Dec. 1, 1891 ; dau Samuel and Mary .J. (Wismer) Smith. Craneman; res., 1329 Locust St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Paul M., b Feb. 9, 1917. 2. Harry Y., b Apr. 14, 1920. [160-106.2] ZELDA AMANDA HALLOWELL, b Sept. 11, 1891; dau William H. and Emma C. (Stout) Hallowell [160-51.7]; m June 4, 1914, WESLEY A. CLEM, b May 26, 1891 ; s Albert Allen and Laura Virginia (Thomas) Clem. Assistant purchasing agent for the Phila. & Reading Rwy.; res., 232 Roslyn Ave., Glenside, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Wesley Allen, Jr., b Feb. 19, 1915. 2. Robert Hallowed, b Oct. 9, 1916; d Jan. 15, 1917. 3. Albert Henry, b Nov. 3, 1917. 4. Howard Edwin, b Sept. 28, 1920. [160-106.3] JESSE STOUT HALLOWELL, b Nov. 1, 1897; s William H. and Emma C. (Stout) Hallowed [160-51.7]; m Mar. 24, 1917, MARGARET"M. COGGINS, b Dec. 1, 1896; dau Harry S. and Amanda L. (Huntsman) Coggins. Res., 2926 N. 23rd St., Phila., Pa. One child: Jesse S., Jr., b Mar. 3, 1918. [160-107] CARRIE ELAMINA STAHLNECKER, b May 1, 1897; dau Edwin S. and Mary M. (Stoudt) Stahlnecker [160-53]; m June 21, 1916, JAMES HERBERT BEIDLER, b Apr. 23, 1895. Railway postal clerk; res., 1630 Toronto St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: James Herbert, b Aug. 9, 1917. [160-107.1] WALTER TOBIN YEAKEL, b Sept. 15, 1895; s John A. and Emma C. (Tobin) Yeakel [160-58]; m Dec. 26, 1919, LILLIAN C. EARLEY, b May 8, 1898; dau Michael and Mary Ellen (Walters) Earley. Machinist; res., Collom St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Mr. Yeakel enlisted in the U. S. Army in 1917 during the World War, and served in France seven¬ teen months as Ordnance Sergeant. One child: Lillian Catherine, b Aug. 16, 1920. [160-108] FRED YEAKEL LOVE JOY, b June 16, 1884; s Fred A. and Amy M. (Yeakel) Lovejoy [160-60]; m Feb. 19, 1913, MINNIE ZEISLOFT, b July 6, 1893; dau John Zeisloft. Postal clerk; res., 248 Dupont St., Phila. One child: Lois Amy, b Oct. 25, 1915. 1278 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [160-109] ROY HARMER LOVE JOY, b Dec. 16, 1887; s Fred A. and Amy M. (Yeakel) Lovejoy [160-60]; m June 11, 1913, JANE MERCER BOYLE, b June 15, 1888; dau William J. Boyle. Drafts¬ man; res., 314 Dupont St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issue. [160-110] MELVILLE ALBRIGHT LOVEJOY, b June 1, 1891; s Fred A. and Amy M. (Yeakel) Lovejoy [160-60], m Mar. 22, 1913, MAY BROWN, b July 29, 1893; dau Andrew E. Brown. Highway inspector; res., 4542 Manayunk Ave., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Melville Byron, b Aug. 10, 1914. 2. Pearl May, b Sept. 16, 1916. [160-111] JOSEPHUS YEAKEL TAYLOR, b Feb. 10, 1897; s Service L. and Mary E. (Yeakel) Taylor [160-62]; m July 21, 1917, MANILA DEWEY WAGNER, b Sept. 25, 1898; dau Christian T. Wagner. Clerk for the P. R. R. Co.; res., 4551 Fleming St., Roxborough, Pa. (1918.) One child: Service Thomas, b Aug. 3, 1918. [160-112] HELEN CLARE FLEMING, b Nov. 21, 1889; dau James and Jessie F. (Hagy) Fleming [160-65]; m June 6, 1914, T. WILLIAM RIDLER, b Aug. 25, 1883; s Arrowsmith and Elizabeth (Greenwood) Ridler. Bookkeeper; res., 540 E. Monastery Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Thomas William, b Oct. 6, 1918; d Oct. 6, 1918. 2. Helen Charlotte, b Feb. 27, 1920. % [160-113] RUTH PAUL FLEMING, b Aug. 24, 1891; dau James and Jessie F. (Hagy) Fleming [160-65] ; m Oct. 11, 1911, DAVID GREENWOOD WILLIAMS, 6 Jan. 31, 1886. Draughtsman; res., 456 W. Monastery Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. James Fleming, b Sept. 28, 1914. 2. David Rowley, b Nov. 28, 1917. [160-115] MYRA EDNA LOVETT, b May 4, 1901 ; dau John H. and Kate N. (Hagy) Lovett [160- 70]; m Aug. 28, 1917, LOUIS KAMERLY WAGNER, b Dec. 8, 1898; s Louis and Mary P. (Kamerly) Wagner.' Production clerk; res., 2637 S. Bonnafon Terrace, Phila., Pa. (1919.) No issiie. [160-116] WALTER N. CLARK, b Oct. 1, 1888; s Stoughton R. and Elvie M. (Nash) Clark [160- 81]; m Sept. 16, 1910, JULIA LUKENS, b July 23, 1890; dau William and Mary (Kolbe) Lukens. Telegraph operator; res., 501 Astor St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Grace, b July 15, 1911. 2. Mary Ruth, b Sept. 11, 1915. [160-117] DOROTHY ANN NASH, b Jan. 12, 1897; dau Harry L. and Barbara A. (Blair) Nash [160-83]; m July 27, 1918, ARTHUR DANIEL REICHENBACH, b Jan. 25, 1895; s William S. and Lillian D. (Minnich) Reichenbach. Office manager; res., 160 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. (1918.) No issue. During the World War Arthur D. Reichenbach served as a corporal in the Quartermaster Corps of the U. S. A. [160-118] DOROTHY Y. GENTER, b Oct, 28, 1894; d Sept, 14, 1915; dau Frederick H. and Sarah E. (Yeakle) Genter [160-90]; m June 25, 1913, THEODORE ECKSTEIN. No issue. [Further data unobtainable .] [160-119] CHARLES HENRY GENTER, b Jan. 8, 1897; s Frederick H. and Sarah E. (Yeakle) Genter [160-90]; m July 20, 1917, MEARCY ANN HARKER. [No further data.] [160-120] CLARA Y. SUPPLEE, b Dec, 5, 1897 ; dau Percy E. and Margaret G. (Foulke) Supplee [160-92]; m Dec. 5, 1916, WILLIAM R. JOHNSON, b May 13, 1892; s Howell C. and Mary (Kiel) Johnson. Clerk for the P. R, R. Co.; res., 1458 N. 56th St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) One child: Dorothy E., b Dec. 21, 1917. ANNA REINWALD ANDERS [E 161] and her DESCENDANTS 1280 Genealogical Record ol the Sciiwenkeelder Families [161] ANNA REINWALD ANDERS [E 161], b 1668; d Sept. 28, 1734, a few days after her arrival in Pa., and was buried in Philadelphia. She was the widow of GEORG ANDERS of Nieder Harpers- dorf, b 1666; d Aug. 21, 1715. Anna Anders fled to Berthelsdorf, Saxony, with her children in 1726, and came to Pa. in 1734. Children (3): [161-1] 1. Baltzer [E 67], b 1698; d May 25, 1754; m Anna Hoffrichter [E 175]. [169-1] 2. Ursula [E 162], b Apr. 5, 1705; baptized Apr. 5, 1705; sponsors: Leonhard Wiegner, Heinrich Gruttner, Susanna Reinwaldin, Susanna Anders, and Anna Wagner [ Hdrf . Church Records.]-, d Apr. 14, 1793; m David Meschter [E 63]. 3. George [E 58], b Dec. 10, 1710, in N. Hdrf.; baptized Dec. 11, 1710; sponsors: Christoff Kriebel, Melchior Wagner, Susanna Reinwalt, Susanna Anders, and Anna Kriebel [Hdrf. Church Records.]-, d Mar. 14, 1794; single; burial place unknown. [161-1] BALTZER ANDERS [E 67], b 1698; d May 25, 1754; s George and Anna (Reinwald) Anders [161]; m Sept. 23, 1732, ANNA HOFFRICHTER [E 175], baptized 1701; d Mar. 29, 1784; eldest dau Georg and Anna (Wiegner) Hoffrichter, Hausler in the Feldhauser in Berthelsdorf, Saxony. Baltzer Anders and wife came to Pa. in 1734, with one child, George, the other children having been born later. He settled in Towamencin Twp. [Plate F XX], on the property now owned (1920) by Jeremiah K. Kriebel, and followed the trade of shoemaker up to the time of his death at the age of fifty- six years. He was not naturalized. Baltzer Anders and his son, George, are buried in the Towamencin Schw. Cem. ; Anna Anders is buried in the Kraussdale Schw. Cem. Children ( 3 ): [161-2] 1. George [E 176], b June 16, 1733; baptized June 17, 1733; sponsors: Melchior Wiegner, Balthasar Hoffman, Jr., Susanna, w of George Reinwald, Jr.; d Oct. 28, 1803; m Bar¬ bara Diehl. [25-3] 2. Anna, b Apr. 8, 1736; d June 4, 1822; m Rev. George Kriebel [E 99]. [161-3] 3. Abraham, b Apr. 1, 1739; d Apr. 19, 1819; m Susanna Kriebel. Extracts from a letter to Germany, 1774, “Die Witwe Andersin, die Ursula Fliegnerin Schwester, ist bey ihrer Tochter, Anna Kriebelin gerisset auch ihres Bruders, G. Hoffrichters Weib.” (The widow Anders, sister of Ursula Fliegner, visited her daughter, Anna Kriebel, also the wife of her brother, George Hoffrichter.) Anna Anders sent money to Germany in payment of farm, as shown by the following extracts from letters : “George Fliegner in Armenruh nebst seinem Weibe. Sie mochten gerne wissen ob die Anna Anders ein gebohrene Hoffrichterin die Quittungen und Briefe erhalten welche im Mon. Martii 1764 von hier abgegangen. Das Geld kam diesen lieben Briider besonders wol zu statten.” [Heintze Correspondence —S. Ii. L.] (George Fliegner and wife of Armenruh — they would like to know whether Anna Anders, nee Hoff¬ richter, received the letters and receipts which were sent her from Armenruh in the month of March, 1764. The money was very acceptable to the family.) Release to Anna Anders “Before the Bailiff Justitarius and the Court etc. of Harpersdorf in the Principality of Liegnitz appeared George Hoffrichter of Harpersdorf aforesaid, Gardiner, George Fliegner of the same Place, Housekeeper, the Husband and Guardian of Ursula Hoffrichter, Balthasar Muller, Gardiner, the Husband and Guardian of Ursula Beer and Melchior Beer of the same Place Innmate who being all the Children of Maria Wiegner begotten in wedlock with Caspar Beer, late of Feldhausen, Gardiner, deceased, And also George Hoffrichter and Ursula Fliegner, the Wife of the said George Fliegner with her said husband, and the Guardian by the Court to her for this Act Constituted the said George Hoff¬ richter and Ursula Fliegner being Children of Anna Wiegner begotten in Wedlock with George Hoffrichter, late of Feldhausen, aforesaid, Gardiner deceased. And the said appearers having by proper Documents to the Satisfaction of this Court proved that they are the only remaining Descendants of Maria Wiegner and Anna Wiegner, who were the only sisters of Adam Wiegner late of Harpersdorf, aforesaid Gardiner, deceased, and the said Adam Wiegners two only children, Christopher and Rosina haveing in the year 172(1 from Silesia then under Jurisdiction of the House of Austria emigrated into Saxony from thence it is said they have since transported themselves to Pennsylvania in North America. And all the said appearers each for himself do declare and make known that they were lately informed by Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1281 their respective sister ami cousin, Anna Anders of the Province of Pennsylvania, aforesaid widow, the Eldest Daughter of the said George Hoffrichter by Anna Wiegner, Ins Wife, to wit : That the said Christopher Wiegner had purchased a Plantation of 150 acres of Land in Towamencin in the county of Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsylvania and had died unmarried in the year 1745 Whereupon his said Planta¬ tion and other Effects had descended unto his only Sister, the said Rosina Wiegner, who had taken actual possession thereof and in the year One Thousand seven hundred and fifty-two also died unmarried and intestate. That therefore the said Plantation and other Effects by the Laws of Hereditary Succession have of Right descended unto the said two sisters of Adam Wiegner, the father of her the said Rosina, namely the aforesaid Mary Beer and Anna Hoffrichter and their lawful Issues, that is to say unto them the said appearers, George Hoffrichter and Ursula Fliegner, Ursula Beer and M elchior Beer andlikewise unto thesaid Anna Anders, And all the aforesaid appearers do further declare and make known That for and in Consideration of the sum of 825 RLx Dollars in Saxon coined Pieces, three of them to a Rix Dollar, amounting to 2457 Pieces by the aforesaid Anna Anders to them remitted and into their hands well and truly paid They the said appearers and every one of them for themselves and their respective Heirs Have Transferred Released and Quit claimed And by these Presents Do Transfer Release and Quit claim Each of Them all such his and her legal Share and proportion as he or she now claimetli or hereafter shall or may Claim of and in the aforesaid Plantation of One hundred and fifty Acres of Land witn The Appurtenances and in all other The Goods Effects and Moveable Estate of the said Intestate Rosina Wiegner To her the said Anna Anders her Heirs and Assigns To hold in Fee of the Proprietaries of Pennsylvania As chief Lords of the Fee thereof Under the Quit Rent stipulated for the same for Ever. So then neither or any of the said appearers nor either of them shall or may claim any charge or demand any Right or Claim to the aforesaid Lands or Goods and Effects. Lastly all they the said Appearers have in open Court executed this Instrument with a Duplicate thereof the one to remain in the Registry of this Place and the other is ordered to be Delivered to the Attorney of the said Anna Anders. Witness our usual Subscription and the Seal of the Court. Done at Upper Harpersdorf the 27th of January, anno 1764.” Signed: “George Hoffrichter” “George Fliegner, Husband & Guardian to Ursula Hoffrichter.” “Balthasar Muller, Husband & Guardian of Ursula Beer.” “Melchior Beer” “Which on the Duties of our Office is hereby Attested.” “Hans George Kindler, Bailiff” (Seal of the Harpersdorf Signed: “Abraham Hubner” 1 Sworn assistants Court) “Godfried Schneider” / of the Court” “City of Philadelphia (To Wit) Lewis Weiss of the said City, Scrivener and Translator of Public Instruments, maketh Oath that the foregoing Writing circumscribed by black Lines is an English Translation of the German Original written on a Prussian Stamped Sheet of Paper and by a blue silk Ribbon and his the Deponents Seal hereunto annexed that he this Deponent has done the said English Translation from the German Originals with Integrity, endeavoring to deliver in English Words The True Contents thereof to the best of his skill and Ability and that he sincerely believeth the same to be a true Transla¬ tion of The said Original and further This Deponent Saith not L. Weiss. Sworn the 10th of September, 1764 Before me” “Recorded 17, June, 1765” “Daniel Benezet (Seal)’’ [Z). B. H:21, p 264, Phila.} [161-2] GEORGE ANDERS [E 176], b June 16, 1733; d Oct. 28, 1803; s Baltzer and Anna (Hoff¬ richter) Anders [161-1]; came to Pa. in 1734 with his parents, and m Feb. 14, 1757, BARBARA DIEHL, b Dec. 25, 1730; d Jan. 25, 1812. George Anders settled in Towamencin Twp., Pa., on the farm now owned (1920) by Jeremiah Kriebel [Plate F XX]. He was naturalized April 10, 1755, and is buried in Towamencin Schw. Cem. Children (7): [48-4a] 1. Rosina, b Dec. 4, 1757 ; d Nov. 6, 1781 ; m George Snyder. [161-4] 2. Abraham, b Apr. 1, 1759; d Mar. 23, 1839; m Esther Yeakel. [38-14] 3. Susanna, b Nov. 28, 1760; d Feb. 14, 1853; m Isaac Yeakel. [161-5] 4. Andrew, b July 16, 1763; d Aug. 10, 1832; m Sarah Reinewald. [59-4] 5. Anna, b Mar. 15, 1766; d Aug. 15, 1847; m Abraham Seipt. [161-6] 6. George, b June 29, 1768; d Aug. 11, 1849; rn Catharine Yeakel. [161-7] 7. John, b Aug. 25, 1770; d Sept. 24, 1853; m Regina Meschter. [161-3] ABRAHAM ANDERS, b Apr. 1, 1739; d Apr. 19, 1819; s Balthasar and Anna (Hoffrichter) Anders [161-1]; m by a Justice of the Peace, Nov. 25, 1765, to SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Oct. 28, 1739; d Mar. 28, 1813; dau Melchior and Anna (Dresher) Kriebel [25-2]. Children (4): [161-8] 1. Benjamin b Nov. 30, 1766; d May 2, 1843; m Salome Yeakle. 2. Rosanna, b July 19, 1769; d Dec. 24, 1853. [1619] 3. Abraham, b June 2, 1774; d Aug. 2, 1852; m Susanna Dresher. [64-4] 4. Anna, b Apr. 13, 1780; d Nov. 23, 1830; m Christopher Dresher. 1282 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [161-4] ABRAHAM ANDERS, b Apr. 1, 1759; d Mar. 28, 1839; s George and Barbara (Diehl) Anders [161-2]; m May 27, 1784, by Rev. Christopher Kriebel, to ESTHER YEAKEL, b July 28, 1761; d July 2, 1826; dan Balthasar and Rosina (Reinwald-Heebner) Yeakel [38-8]. Abraham Anders lived in Gwynedd Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. He drove a wagon in the Revolutionary War. One child: [66-3] Catharine, b Aug. 18, 1785; d May 23, 1842; m Christopher Meschter. A Continental Teamster “George Anders, a member of the Schwenkfelder sect, then living on a farm long since known as the Meschter farm, had two very fine horses, and so also had his friend and neighbor, Abraham Kriebel. These two together with their handsome new wagon, just from the wheelwright, were pressed into serv¬ ice of the Continental Army. Anders felt such a tender concern for his pet horses that he could hardly let them go, fearing they might not be properly cared for. He therefore offered his son, Abraham, then eighteen years old, to go with the horses as their groom and teamster or driver. The offer was of course gladly accepted. After he had served awhile and had gained the confidence of his superior officers, he was sometimes sent considerable distances with his team for various commodities. So on one occasion he thought to take advantage of their confidence and attempted to make his escape with his team, but he dared not come home for fear of being arrested. He was therefore making his way toward Old Goshenhoppen in Berks Co., where many Schwenkfelders lived, to his uncle, George Kriebel, but he was pursued and overtaken by the Supt. of Transport. He escaped punishment by artfully pleading that he had lost his way and become so bewildered as to not know where he was. As he was yet so young, and was supposed to be inexperienced about the country the officer believed his story, and merely ordered him back again without any further punishment. “He then served till the army was so far removed that his further services could be dispensed with. Then he got an honorable discharge and came home with the wagon and all the horses in splendid condition. “This was frequently related to me by his grandson and other of his descendants.” [Read before the Montg. Co. Hist. Soc., Oct. 28, 1896, by Abraham H. Cassel — Vol. II, p 161.] [161-5] ANDREW ANDERS, b July 16, 1763; d Aug. 10, 1832; s George and Barbara (Diehl) An¬ ders [161-2] ; m Sept. 6, 1787, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, to SARAH REINEWALD, b May 26,1768; d Aug. 20, 1841; dan Balthasar and Elizabeth (Yeakel) Reinewald [44-10]. Children (3): 1. Anna, b Aug. 15, 1789; d Mar. 3, 1802. [161-10] 2. Joseph, b Jan. 21, 1793; d Mar. 11, 1831 ; m Hannah Kriebel. [25-34] 3. Elizabeth, b Nov. 3, 1795; d Jan. 29, 1851; m Joseph Kriebel. [161-6] GEORGE ANDERS, b June 29, 1768; d Aug. 11, 1849; s George and Barbara (Diehl) Anders [161-2]; m May 2, 1793, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, to CATHARINE YEAKEL, b Aug. 11, 1764; d Oct. 22, 1850; dau Balthasar and Rosina (Reinewald-Heebner) Yeakel [38-8]. Children (6): [25-16] 1. Esther, b Mar. 1, 1794; d Jan. 20, 1849; m Job Kriebel. 2. Edith, b Mar. 27, 1795; d Apr. 6, 1853. [161-11] 3. Abraham, b July 26, 1796; d Jan. 8, 1881; m Salome Kriebel. [161—12] 4. George, b Mar. 2, 1798; d Jan. 3, 1890; m Susanna Kriebel. [161—13] 5. Anthony, b Sept. 19, 1799; d Nov. 21, 1879; m Hannah Snyder. 6. Daughter, b May 4, 1803; d May 4, 1803. [161-7] JOHN ANDERS, b Aug. 25, 1770; d Sept. 24, 1853; s George and Barbara (Diehl) Anders [161-2]; m Oct. 23, 1800, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, to REGINA MESCHTER, b May 10, 1781 -,d Oct. 31, 1864; dau Christopher and Rosina (Kriebel) Meschter [66-1]. Children (7): [161-14] 1. Jacob, b June 24, 1801 ; d Sept. 22, 1886; m Lydia Kriebel. [161-15] 2. Frederick, b May 17, 1803; d Apr. 23, 1883; m Catharine Heebner. [ 161—16] 3. Jeremiah, b July 9, 1805; d Apr. 26, 1891; m Catharine Kriebel. [161—17 ] 4. John, b Aug. 29, 1807 ; d May 2, 1855; m Lydia Schultz. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1283 [161-18] 5. David, b June 14, 1810; d June 10, 1889; m Maria Schultz. [19—18] 6. Catharine, b Feb. 21, 1812; d Nov. 23, 1879; m Joseph Ivriebel. [154-21] 7. Mary, b June 30, 1817; d Oct. 24, 1869; m John Wiegner. [161-8] BENJAMIN ANDERS, b Oct. 30, 1766; d May 2, 1843; s Abraham and Susanna (Kriebel) Anders [161-3] ; m June 2, 1796, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, to SALOME YEAKLE, b Apr. 27, 1764; d Apr. 15, 1847; dau Jeremiah and Susanna (Wiegner) Yeakle. Benjamin Anders was a farmer and lived in Worcester, Pa., on a farm near Cedars, Pa., later owned by the late John E. Brecht. Children (J): 1. Frederick I twi b Feb 5 1797 d I Jan. 21 1820. 2. Daughter J [ Feb. 21, 1797. [68-9] 3. Anna, b Apr. 16, 1799; d Mar. 17, 1867; m Israel Schultz. 4. Susanna, b Apr. 19, 1805; d Apr. 6, 1807. [161-9] Anders [161 1781 ; d Oct. Pa., on farm [161-19] [160-6a] [161-20] [64-10] [161-21a] [161-21b] [70-33] [25-36] ABRAHAM ANDERS, b June 2, 1774; d Aug. 2, 1852; s Abraham and Susanna (Kriebel) -3]; m Nov. 25, 1802, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, to SUSANNA DRESHER, b July 29, 26, 1831; dau Abraham and Eve (Schultz) Dresher [64-3a]. Farmer; lived in Worcester, owned (1919) by his greatgrandson, Elwood Anders. Children (7): 1. George, b Nov. 19, 1803; d Jan. 23, 1876; m Susanna Kriebel. 2. Lydia, b July 6, 1805; d Dec. 26, 1846; m Samuel Yeakel. 3. Abraham, b Sept. 2, 1807; d Dec. 28, 1887; m Rebecca Schultz. 4. Anna, b Oct. 24, 1809; d July 21, 1894; m Oliver Dresher. 5. Samuel D., b Mar. 18, 1812; d Apr. 12, 1888; m j J- Lydia M esc liter. [2. Christina Meschter. 6. Susanna, b Oct. 2, 1815; d Oct. 2, 1883; m Samuel Schultz. 7. Sarah, b Aug. 8, 1820; d Nov. 21, 1884; m Charles Krieble. [161-10] JOSEPH ANDERS, b Jan. 21, 1793; d Mar. 11, 1831; s Andrew and Sarah (Reinewald) Anders [161-5] ; m May 23, 1822, HANNAH KRIEBEL, b Aug. 8, 1799; d Mar. 1, 1870; dau Andrew and Maria (Heebner) Kriebel [25-9]. Children ( 2 ): [lellrn] ) 182^ d 2- 1895; “ { i "stX. [161-23] 2. Joseph, b Mar. 18, 1826; d Mar. 18, 1899; m Annie Aleback. [161-11] ABRAHAM ANDERS, b July 26, 1796; d Jan. 8, 1881; s George and Catharine (Yeakel) Anders [161-6]; m Oct. 21, 1847, SALOME KRIEBEL, b Jan. 16, 1823; d Nov. 17, 1891; dau Melchior and Rosina (Schultz) Kriebel [25-17]. No issue. [161-12] GEORGE ANDERS, b Mar. 2, 1798; d Jan. 3, 1890; s George and Catharine (Yeakel) Anders [161-6]; m May 11, 1826, SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b June 20, 1804; d Jan. 5, 1881; dau Andrew and Maria (Heebner) Kriebel [25-9]. No issue. [161-13] ANTHONY ANDERS, b Sept. 19, 1799; d Nov. 21, 1879; s George and Catharine (Yeakel) Anders [161-6]; m 1835, HANNAH SNYDER, b July 25, 1816; d July 17, 1890; dau Joseph and Sophia (Kriebel) Snyder [48-12]. Children (5): 1. George, b Mar. 23, 1836; d July 9, 1840. [21-44] 2. Edith, b June 23, 1840; d Apr. 4, 1909; m William L. Heebner. [161-24] 3. George S., b Jan. 24, 1843; d Apr. 2, 1897 ; m Amanda K. Heebner. [161—25] 4. Joseph S., Jr., b Apr. 27, 1846; d Dec. 11, 1910; m Hannah B. Kriebel. 5. Anthony, b Oct. 15, 1849; d Aug. 24, 1850. [161-14] JACOB ANDERS, b June 24, 1801; d Sept. 22, 1886; s John and Regina (Meschter) Anders [161-7]; m Nov. 3, 1825, LYDIA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 12, 1801; d Nov. 16, 1876; dau Christopher and Rosina (Seipt) Kriebel [25-10b]. No issue. 1284 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [161-15] FREDERICK ANDERS, b May 17, 1803; d Apr. 23, 1883; s John and Regina (Meschter) Anders [161-7]; m Apr. 18, 1826, CATHARINE HEEBNER, b Oct. 12, 1806; d May 28, 1890; dau Bal¬ thasar and Susanna (Schultz) Heebner [21-6]. Farmer; lived in Worcester, Pa., on farm adjoining the Worcester Schwenkfelder Church. [161-26] [161-27] [161—28] [161—29] [161-30a] [161— 30b] [161— 30c] Children (7): 1. John H., b Dec. 1, 1827; d Jan. 14, 1879; m Elizabeth Rosenberger. 2. Susanna, b Aug. 22, 1829; d Aug. 13, 1856. 3. William, b Feb. 13, 1831; d Sept. 7, 1908; unm. 4. Jacob H., b Mar. 19, 1833; d June 17, 1911; m Rebecca Schultz. 5. David H., b Feb. 28, 1835; m Mary Rosenberger. 6. Nathaniel H., b Oct. 4, 1837; d June 18, 1882; m Regina G. Schultz. 1. Susanna Kriebel. 7. Joseph H., b Mar. 29, 1842; m 2. Ida E. Waage. 3. Emma M. L. Ritter. [161-16] JEREMIAH ANDERS, b July 9, 1805; d Apr. 26, 1891 ; s John and Regina (Meschter) Anders [161-7]; m Apr. 26, 1832, CATHARINE KRIEBEL, b June 9, 1813; d Apr. 16, 1901 ; dau Abra¬ ham and Christina (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-9]. Children ( 8 ): 1. Anna, b May 5, 1833; d May 3, 1835. [161-31] 2. Lydia, b Mar. 26, 1836; m Charles Keller. 3. Abraham, b May 24. 1838; d May 7, 1848. [161-32] 4. Sophia, b Aug. 29, 1840; m Henry K. Kindig. [161-33] 5. John K., b May 15, 1843; d Mar. 13, 1886; m Susanna Clemens. 6. Sarah, b Mar. 1, 1846; d Apr. 19, 1848. 7. Aaron, b Dec. 18, 1848; d Oct. 15, 1867. [161-34] 8. Jeremiah K., b Sept. 11, 1852; m Mary S. Anders. [161-17] JOHN ANDERS, b Aug. 29, 1807; d May 2, 1855; s John and Regina (Meschter) Anders [161-7]; m Oct., 1833, LYDIA SCHULTZ, b Jan. 23, 1814; d May 1, 1874; dau Andrew and Sophia (Kriebel) Schultz [70-6]. Children ( 8 ): 1. Edith, b Oct. 18, 1834; d May 10, 1835. [68-19] 2. Elizabeth, b June 17, 1835; m Adonia Schultz. 3. Judia, b May 19, 1837; d Sept. 26, 1853. [21-100] 4. Catharine S., b July 23, 1839; d Nov. 13, 1881; m Anthony Iv. Heebner. [161—35] 5. Sophia, b Oct. 12, 1841; d Feb. 5, 1903; m Jacob Wean. [149-95] 6. Magdalena, b Sept. 3, 1845; m Isaac B. Schultz. [161-35.1] 7. Mary Ann, b Aug. 8, 1847; m Frank Bookhammer. [70-111] 8. Matilda, b Dec. 25, 1850; m Samuel A. Schultz. [161-18] DAVID ANDERS, b June 14, 1810; d June 10, 1889; s John and Regina (Meschter) Anders [161-7]; rn Feb., 1835, MARIA SCHULTZ, b June 6, 1813; d Oct. 20, 1872; dau Andrew and Rosina (Snyder) Schultz [149-6]. Children (8): [19-46] [ 161-36] [25-1 04a] [161-37] 1. Susanna, b Feb. 14, 1836; d Mar. 10, 1836. 2. Rachel, b Jan. 26, 1837; d Feb. 23, 1906; rn Abraham Kriebel. 3. Anna, b Nov. 29, 1839; d June 26, 1872. 4. John S., b Feb. 28, 1842; d Dec. 26, 1919; m Mary S. Boorse. 5. George 6. Edith twins, 6 May 14, 1845; d Oct. 31, 1848. Oct. 23, 1914; unm. 7. Mary, b Sept. 9, 1850; d Sept. 3, 1884; m Reuben D. Kriebel. 8. Christina, b Nov. 3, 1854; d Oct. 3, 1890; m Charles S. Klein. [161 19] GEORGE ANDERS, b Nov. 19, 1803; d Jan. 23, 1876; s Abraham and Susanna (Dresher) Anders [161-9]; m Oct, 27, 1825, SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Sept, 13, 1804; d May 21, 1857; dau Samuel and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19— 10a]. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1 285 [59-24] [161-38] [161-39] [161-40] [161-41] Children (8): 1. Sarah, b June 3, 1828; d Sept. 3, 1828. 2. Elizabeth, h May 15, 1830; d .July 26, 1904; m Abraham H. Seipt. 3. Abraham K., b Oct. 5, 1833; d Eeb. 5, 1891 ; m Mary Ann Hendricks. 4. Rosanna, b Oct. 16, 1836; d Oct. 23, 1836. 5. Samuel K., b Nov. 3, 1838; d Mar. 14, 1913; m Mary Ann Heebner. 6. William K., b June 12, 1841; d May 17, 1886; m Mary A. Kugler. 7. Daughter, b June 19, 1845; d same day. 8. Daniel K., h Sept. 19, 1846; d Feb. 6, 1918; m Edith K. Hassenplug. [161-20] ABRAHAM ANDERS, b Sept. 2, 1807 ; d Dec. 28, 1887 ; s Abraham and Susanna (Dresher) Anders [161-9]; m May 14, 1839, REBECCA SCHULTZ, b June 19, 1817; d Dec. 20, 1885; dau George and Hannah (Schubert) Schultz [149-12]. Farmer; lived on farm occupied (1920) by his grandson, El- wood Anders, in Worcester Twp., Pa. Children (7): [161-42] 1. William S., b Aug. 30, 1840; d Feb. 18, 1907; m Susanna Krauss. [161-43] 2. Joseph S., b Mar. 23, 1842; d July 14, 1895; m Sarah F. Weaver. [21-102] 3. Susanna S., b Mar. 24, 1844; d Dec. 30, 1919; m Josiah D. Heebner. [161—44] 4. Charles S., b Aug. 15, 1847; m Kate B. Detweiler. 5. Abraham S., b Feb. 12, 1850; d Nov. 23, 1862. [161-34] 6. Mary S., b Mar. 5, 1853; d Jan. 4, 1915; m Jeremiah Tv. Anders. [1 61—47 ] 7. Amos S., b Feb. 14, 1855; m Ada B. Harding. [161-21a] SAMUEL DRESHER ANDERS, b Mar. 18, 1812; d Apr. 12, 1888; s Abraham and Su- . sanna (Dresher) Anders [161-9]; m Oct. 20, 1838, LYDIA MESCHTER, b Apr. 6, 1813; d July 21, 1842; dau Jeremiah and Christina (Kriebel) Meschter [66-2]. One child: Charles, b Jan. 10, 1840; d July 13, 1842. [161 —2 lb] SAMUEL DRESHER ANDERS, same as above, m 2nd time, Oct. 17, 1844, CHRISTINA MESCHTER, b Aug. 11, 1821 ; d Apr. 22, 1887 ; dau Jeremiah and Christina (Kriebel) Meschter [66-2]. Children (.9): 1. Sarah, b Oct. 3, 1845; d Mar. 27, 1919; m George H. Seipt. 2. Hiram M., b Dec. 6, 1847; m Araminta Zimmerman. 3. Aaron, b Mar. 21, 1849; d Aug. 29, 1850. 4. Mary Ann, b Jan. 26, 1851; d Apr. 27, 1854. 5. Susanna, b Mar. 23, 1853; rn William H. Anders. 6. James M., b July 22, 1854; m Margaret G. Wunderlich. 7. Daniel M., b Nov. 1, 1856; m Katharine Heebner. 8. Ellen, b Apr. 5, 1858; d Sept. 10, 1915; m John H. Schultz. 9. Samuel, b Aug. 4, I860; d Nov. 4, 1867. Samuel Dresher Anders was born on the old home farm in Worcester township. Oil Nov. 20, 1838 he married Lydia Meschter, born in Goshenhoppen, who died July 21, 1842. In 1844 he married Chris¬ tina Meschter, also born in Goshenhoppen, a sister of his first wife. After his first marriage he followed agriculture in Lower Providence township near Fairview Village. His farm, consisting of 1 10 acres, was rapidly brought to a high state of cultivation and so maintained for more than four decades, or until his retirement from the pursuit of agriculture a few years before his death, which occurred on Apr. 12, 1888. Before his three sons had reached manhood, Samuel Anders became a man of property, having purchased two additional farms in Worcester township, thus evidencing his early agricultural predilec¬ tions. When asked why he acquired these, he replied, in the hearing of the writer, “If my sons do not wish to become farmers, I have daughters who may marry farmers.” Samuel Anders was a plain, earnest, unassuming man of honest convictions and the strictest integ¬ rity. He had a pleasing personality, made friends readily and enjoyed their fellowship, although his avocation, that of farming, which he pursued with intelligence and industry, claimed nearly all of his time, so that opportunities for meeting men of affairs were limited. The community, in which he so long lived, held him in the highest esteem and his counsel on financial, business and agricultural matters, was considered to be most valuable and was frequently sought after by his friends and acquaintances. [59-26] [161-46] [161-49] [161-47] [161-48] [70-108a] 128G Genealogical Record of tiie Schwenkfelder Families For many years, he served as a member of the Board of Directors of the First National Bank of Norris¬ town. Mr. Anders was deeply religious and devoted to the Schwenkfelder Church which he faithfully attended and also served in the capacity of moderator for many years. [James M. Anders, M.D.] [161-22a] ANDREW ANDERS, b June 9, 1824; d May 2, 1895; s Joseph and Hannah (Kriebel) Anders [161-10]; m Oct. 10, 1849, ANNA HEEBNER, b Feb. 28, 1827; d Sept. 18, 1852; daw Henry and Anna (Schultz) Heebner [21-7]. Children (2): [161-49] 1. William H., b Oct. 29, 1850; m Susanna M. Anders. [11-163] 2. Hannah, b July 17, 1852; d Feb. 6, 1913; m Benjamin S. Krauss. [161— 22b] ANDREW ANDERS, same as above, m 2nd time, Apr. 15, 1856, NAOMI SCHULTZ, b Oct. 21, 1832; d Mar. 9, 1905; dau Frederick and Mary (Kriebel) Schultz [68-8]. Andrew Anders was a prosperous farmer and lived in Towamencin Twp., near Kulpsville, Pa. He was a leader in the community and served as director in several financial organizations. Andrew Anders was the first superintendent of the Towamencin Schwenkfelder Sunday School when it was organized in 1861. Children (J): [161-50] 1. Edwin S., b July 18, 1857; m Susanna Heebner. 2. Samuel, b Apr. 16, 1862; d July 14, 1862. 3. Mary Ann, b Sept. 27, 1863; d Aug. 17, 1864. [161-51] 4. Isaiah S., b Feb. 10, 1866; m Amanda H. Schultz. [161-23] REV. JOSEPH ANDERS, b Mar. 18, 1826; d Mar. 18, 1899; s Joseph and Hannah (Krie¬ bel) Anders [161—10] ; m Oct. 3, 1852, ANNIE ALEBACK, b Feb. 5, 1829; d June 25, 1908; dau Jacob Aleback. Rev. Joseph Anders was ordained a Methodist Minister between 1880 and 1885. He is said to have been the founder of Methodism in North Wales, Pa. [Mrs. Dowlin.] Children (3): [161-52] 1. Isaiah A., b Mar. 14, 1854; m Annie Kuhn. [161-53] 2. Martha A., b Feb. 1, 1860; m Luther Dowlin. [161-53] 3. Joseph Wesley, b Dec. 3, 1865; m Isabelle G. Linton. [161-24] GEORGE S. ANDERS, b Jan. 24, 1843; d Apr. 2, 1897 ; s Anthony and Hannah (Snyder) Anders [161-13] ; m Jan. 27, 1866, AMANDA K. HEEBNER, b Nov. 9, 1847; d Nov. 4, 1919; dau John S. and Susanna (Kriebel) Heebner [21-29]. One child: [161-55] Anthony H., b Dec. 22, 1866; d Apr. 2, 1897; m Sallie C. Hendricks. [161-25] JOSEPH S. ANDERS, JR., b Apr. 27, 1856; d Dec. 11, 1910; s Anthony and Hannah (Snyder) Anders [161-13]; m Feb. 4, 1868, HANNAH B. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 3, 1846; daw Abraham and Anna (Bergey) Kriebel [25-30]. Joseph S. Anders, Jr., was a farmer and lived in Towamencin Twp., Pa. ; later he became a hotel keeper at Trumbauersville, Pa. For a number of years Mr. Anders con¬ ducted the “Kinderlehr” in the Towamencin Church. Children (8): [161-56] 1. Anna K., b July 8, 1869; m Henry A. Merkel. [154-101] 2. Araminta, b Jan. 30, 1871; m John Wiegner. 3. Hannah, b Oct. 1, 1873; d Feb. 2, 1874. 4. Margaret, b June 9, 1875; d Nov. 28, 1875. [161-57] 5. George, b Alar. 10, 1878; d June 28, 1906; m Jennie Hartley. 6. Edith, b Feb. 19, 1881. [161-58] 7. Andrew K., b June 9, 1883; m Lila Stoneback. [161-59] 8. Martha, b Apr. 11, 1888; m Harry K. Hildenbrand. [161-26] JOHN H. ANDERS, b Dec. 1, 1827;dJan. 14, 1879; s Frederick and Catharine (Heebner) Anders [161-15]; m Nov. 13, 1849, ELIZABETH ROSEN BERGER, b Jan. 13, 1827; d Mar. 12, 1883; dau John R. and Mary (Hockman) Rosenberger. John H. Anders was a farmer and lived in Towamen¬ cin Twp., Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1287 Children (4): [161-60] 1. Henry R., b Oct. 15, 1850; m Anna H. Heebner. [161—61 ] 2. Catharine, b July 25, 1852; d Sept. 16, 1894; m George Dengler. [ 161—62] 3. Josiah R., b Sept. 24, 1854; dec; m Lizzie S. Price. [161-63] 4. Nathaniel R., b Feb. 27, 1864; m Ellen Rule. [161-27] JACOB HEEBNER ANDERS, b Mar. 19, 1833; d June 17, 191 1 ; s Frederick and Catha¬ rine (Heebner) Anders [161-15]; m Mar. 23, 1876, REBECCA SCHULTZ, b June 26, 1845; d June 3, 1920; dau Joseph and Susanna (Gerhard) Schultz [70-10]. No issue. Jacob Heebner Anders was born on his father’s farm adjoining the Worcester Schwenkfelder Church. Although as a boy he seemed to be in delicate health, he developed a “wiry” fibre of physical endurance that later showed an enormous capacity for strenuous labor by hand and an ability to stand tests of strength and prowess. At an early age he showed an intense thirst for education. He attended the Trappe (Pa.) Seminary and by intense application became especially brilliant in Latin, Greek, and mathematics. Engaging in the profession of teaching, Mr. Anders taught in several of the districts of Montg. Co., and in the late 50’s served a number of years as principal of the Wynnewood (now Ardmore, Pa.) High School. During this period his services were frequently sought by surveyors in solving intricate problems of acreage, etc. During the Civil War he read medicine for a time, but was dissuaded, by his parents from entering the medical profession. He then turned to the study of law and was graduated from the Law Depart¬ ment of the University of Pennsylvania, being admitted to the Phila. bar about 1869. Specializing in patent cases, he became very skillful in this branch of legal procedure and originated several new pro¬ cedures, with the sanction of the judges of the U. S. Courts, in the naturalization of aliens. During all this time he continued his study of languages and mathematics. It is stated that he spent many of his evenings translating difficult Greek and Latin passages, and is said to have welcomed problems brought to him for solution in higher mathematics. The Hon. Benjamin Harris Brewster, Attorney General of the U. S. in Pres. Benjamin Harrison’s Cabinet, himself an eminent scholar, is said to have pronounced Mr. Anders “the finest Greek and Latin scholar at the Philadelphia Bar.” [The Schwenkfeldian , Vol. VIII, p 122.] [161-28] DAVID H. ANDERS, b Feb. 28, 1835; s Frederick and Catharine (Heebner) Anders [161— 15]; m Dec. 3, 1859, MARY ROSENBERGER, b Oct. 7, 1830; d Mar. 24, 1895; dau John and Mary (Hockman) Rosenberger. Teacher of brass, reed and flute bands. Res., 1650 N. 8th St., Phila., Pa. One child: [161-64] Horace R., b Sept. 16, 1860; m Isabella Kellogg. David H. Anders, Band Master. In 1690 there was born in Germany a certain Heinrich Anders, who later became organist in the old church in Amsterdam, and who published two books of Sonatas in 1720. It is not known whether this Heinrich Anders was related to Balzer Anders of the immigrant Schwenkfelders or not, but at least one branch of the Anders family possesses exceptional musical ability which indicates that there might be some connection between the families. David H. Anders, the subject of this sketch, was born on his father’s farm adjoining the Worcester Schwenkfelder Church, in Worcester Twp., Pa. While the Schwenkfelders had always encouraged vocal music in the form of singing for the better participation in religious exercises, up to this time they strong¬ ly disapproved of “machine-made music” not only in the church but also in the home, as being noisy and tending to frivolity. David H. Anders was the first Schwenkfelder to encourage and foster the study of band instruments in the Middle District, as well as amongst the entire Schwenkfelder com¬ munity. At the age of ten he with other boys and girls attended singing school in Worcester under the instruction of Prof. Trucksess. Having a clear high soprano voice, which was quickly recognized by his teacher as of extraordinary quality, young David was taken upon the knee of his instructor while the class was being taught. The Center Point Band. When David was about 14 years of age, a group of young men met one day in Hendricks’ Store, Center Point, Pa., and decided to organize a brass band. Instruments were procured from a Philadelphia manufacturer and a teacher named Bailey came from the same city to instruct the boys. 1288 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families David Anders chose the E-flat cornet, the leading instrument, and his progress was so rapid that he was chosen leader of the band within a year from its organization. Being thus encouraged in his efforts, be began the study of harmony and composition and soon wras arranging and harmonizing pieces for the band, and also instructed the members in the use of the various instruments, so that the former teacher was discharged. However, the parents of many of these “band boys” were very much opposed to these “noise¬ making instruments,” and objected to having their boys belong to such a worldly organization. The climax was reached one Saturday night when the leader announced to his band that they had now pro¬ gressed sufficiently to warrant their being instructed in marching. They accordingly proceeded to march up and down the Skippack road to the great amazement of the residents. The following day, being Sunday, Rev. Reuben Kriebel, pastor of the Worcester Schwenkfelder Church, in the presence of the leader and various members of the band discoursed upon the sinfulness and worldliness of such an exhibition as was given by the band on the night before. This denunciation, however, had the opposite effect, as it was thought by many to have been ill advised and too severe; the result was that a much milder attitude towards the organization was taken by a number of the parents of the members, as they realized that their sons were receiving instruction in an art that was not harm¬ ful to their welfare. It is stated that Rev. Kriebel also became reconciled to the harmlessness of the institution later, and implied that he too would not object to joining the organization, did his ministerial duties not pre¬ vent. This “Center Point Band” became quite famous and popular, and was in frequent demand to furnish music on many public occasions, and later became attached to the Norris City Rifles, a military Company of Norristown, Pa. However, when this company was ordered to the front during the Civil War, the Band as an organization did not go with them. Since that time the fame of David Anders as an instructor of bands and orchestras, as a composer and arranger of music, has spread over Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and thousands of young men now musically prominent received their instruction and achieved subsequent success as the result of his systematic and thorough training. Through the refining influence of his example and high ideals, many men were made better morally, socially and artistically. During his long career Mr. Anders has been the instructor of many bands and other musical organizations, and continuously since 1887 has been one of the faculty of the Pennsylvania Training School, at Elwyn, Pa., as instructor of the band. Membership Of The Center Point Band At Various Times From 1848 to 1865. E flat Cornet and Leader — David H. Anders E flat Cornet . Nathaniel H. Anders Tenor (Trombone) B flat “ . Joseph H. Anders “ . George Weber Baritone . “ . George Seipt “ . “ . James Slough Bass . E flat “ . John Weber “ . . Isaac Moyer “ . “ “ “ . EliVanFossen “ . E flat Alto . Anthony Heebner, Jr. “ . . Samuel Kriebel Snare Drum . “ “ “ . Jacob Geller “ “ . . William H. Seipt Bass Drum . Tenor (Trombone) . John Geller Cymbals . William S. Schultz John Markley David H. Krause Josiah Heebner William K. Gresh Edwin Gresh Isaac D. Heebner Samuel Hendricks Morris Hunsicker Fred Markley Thomas Lowndes George Nice William Quinn [161-29] NATHANIEL H. ANDERS, b Oct. 4, 1837; d June 18, 1882; s Frederick and Catharine (Heebner) Anders [161-15]; m May 19, 1864, REGINA GERHARD SCHULTZ, b Sept. 20, 1840; dau Joseph Y. and Susanna (Gerhard) Schultz [70-10]. Mr. Anders was in the furniture business, under the firm name of N. H. Anders & Co. at 1217 Chest¬ nut St., Phila. Mrs. Regina Anders resides at 245 E. Johnson St., Phila. (1921.) [161 -65a] [161 -65b] Children ( 5 ): 1. Howard S., b Nov. 12, 1866; m M’ ^a^el Grilling’. 1 2. Maud Howland. 2. Alsenia. b July 20, 1868; d Apr. 10, 1870. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1289 [161-66] 3. Ada May, b May 29, 1873; d Aug. 18, 1909; m James M. Heimbach, M. D. [161-67] 4. Daniel Webster, b June 10, 1877; m Alice Amelia Nagle. [161-68] 5. Florence Regina, b June 3, 1881; rn Samuel Maus Purple. [161-30a] JOSEPH H. ANDERS, b Mar. 29, 1842; s Frederick and Catharine (Heebner) Anders [161-15]; m Nov. 19, 1868, SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Sept. 3, 1846; d Jan. 10, 1879; dau Abraham and Anna (Bergey) Kriebel [25-30]. Children (2) : 1. Harvey, b Sept. 1, 1869; d Aug. 2, 1892. [161-69] 2. Emerson, b Jan. 4, 1873; rn Anna Rinne Carstensen. [161-30b] JOSEPH H. ANDERS, same as above, rn 2nd time, Aug. 28, 1884, IDA E. WAAGE, b Aug. 28, 1854; d Sept. 23, 1890; dau Dr. Charles T. and Ida Waage. One child: [161-69.1] Gertrude May, b Jan. 19, 1886; rn Rev. Clarence M. Snyder. [161-30c] JOSEPH H. ANDERS, same as above, rn 3rd time, Aug. 1, 1893, EMMA M. L. RITTER dau William Ritter. Joseph H. Anders is a commercial traveler and musician; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) [161-31] LYDIA ANDERS, b Mar. 26, 1836; dau Jeremiah and Catharine (Kriebel) iVnders [161— 16]; m May 9, 1858, CHARLES KELLER, b Dec. 31, 1832; d. Oct. 18, 1894; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Ratzell) Keller. Widow’s res., Souderton, Pa. Children (9): 1. Catharine Elizabeth, b Aug. 23, 1859; d Mar. 26, 1868. 2. Mary Amanda, b Mar. 12, 1862; d Feb. 3, 1868. [161-70] 3. Harry, b Nov. 13, 1864; m Lydia B. Cassel. [161-71] 4. Harvey, b June 7, 1866; rn Sarah C. Hunsberger. 5. Elmer, b June 18, 1868; d June 7, 1875. 6. Charles, b Oct. 28, 1870; d Aug. 25, 1871. [161-72] 7. Jeremiah, b July 29, 1872; rn Alma May Wampole. 8. Anna, b Dec. 9, 1874; d Sept. 8, 1875. [161-73] 9. Emma, b Dec. 6, 1879; rn Abram Z. Ziegler. [161-32] SOPHIA ANDERS, b Aug. 29, 1840; dau Jeremiah and Catharine (Kriebel) Anders [161 16]; m Sept. 10, 1859, HENRY K. KINDIG, b Oct. 29, 1839. Wholesale grocer; name of firm, H. K. Kindig Co., Phila., Pa. Children ( 8 ): 1. Mary, b June 24, 1860; d Feb. 5, 1861. [161-74a] [161-74b] [161—75] 3. Annie L., b Sept. 14, 1863; rn William F. Breitenbaugh. 4. John H., b Feb. 20, 1866; d Oct. 24, 1901; unm. [161-76] 5. Catharine, b Feb. 23, 1868; d Apr. 19, 1912; m Trell A. James. [161—77 ] 6. Lillie, b Jan. 21, 1870; m. Theodore Nelson Spencer. [161—78] 7. Marvin Clark, b Aug. 12, 1872; m Anna Lafayette Clough. [161-79] 8. Carrie A., b June 15, 1875; rn Henry L. S. Ruth. 2. Emma Jane, b Mar. 19, 1862; m 1. Arthur M. Rowe. 2. Rev. Pennington Corson. [161-33] JOHN K. ANDERS, b May 15, 1843; d Mar. 13, 1886; s Jeremiah and Catharine (Kriebel) Anders [161-16]; m June 17, 1862, SUSANNA CLEMENS, b Jan. 23, 1840; dau Abraham Clemens. Children {11): [161-80] 1. Mary Jane C., b Jan. 26, 1863; d Nov. 4, 1891 ; m Jesse H. Keeler. 2. Abraham, b Oct. 21, 1864; d Oct. 22, 1864. [161-81] 3. Jeremiah C., b May 27, 1866; m Fannie D. Fretz. [161-97a] 4. Katherine C., b Feb. 29, 1868; d Nov. 22, 1890; m Franklin H. Anders. [161-82] 5. Annie C., b Sept. 15, 1869; rn Samuel IJ. Kulp. ' 6. John, b Aug. 4, 1871 ; d May 1, 1875. 1290 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [161-83] [161— 84a] j [161-84b] J [161-85] 7. Horace C., b Jan. 23, 1873; m Mary R. Bobb. 8. Sue, 6 May 10, 1875; m { I- Samue1 Moyer. I 2. Josiah Markley. 9. Clara C., b Feb. 1, 1877; m Henry A. Markley. 10. Alvin C., b Feb. 13, 1879; unm. 11. Menno C., b Dec. 8, 1882. [161-34] JEREMIAH KRIEBEL ANDERS, b Sept. 11, 1852; s Jeremiah and Catharine (Kriebel) Anders [161-16] ; m Nov. 4, 1876, MARY SCHULTZ ANDERS, b Mar. 5, 1853 ;d Jan. 4, 1915; daw Abra¬ ham and Rebecca (Schultz) Anders [161-20]. Farmer; Norristown, R. F. D. No. 5, Pa. Jeremiah Anders lives in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., and has for a number of years been a member of the school board of Worcester Twp. Children ( 8 ): [161-86] 1. Eugene A., b Dec. 22, 1877; m Florence May Hendricks. [161-87] 2. Abram A., b Feb. 16, 1880; m Edna Stewart. [161-88] 3. Kathryn A., b Dec. 3, 1881; m Benjamin Evans Jervis. [161-89] 4. Daniel Webster, b Feb. 1, 1884; m Florence Edna Burnham. [161-90] 5. Walter A., b Jan. 25, 1886; m Ada S. Anders. [161-91] 6. William A., b May 27, 1887 ; m Cora Snyder Kriebel. 7. Russell A., b Apr. 10, 1889; d Mar., 1890. 8. Edna A., b Mar. 5, 1892. [161-35] SOPHIA ANDERS, b Oct. 12, 1841 ; d Feb. 5, 1903 ; dan John and Lydia (Schultz) Anders [161-17]; m JACOB WEAN, b Aug. 25, 1836; d Aug. 17, 1898; s Jacob Wean. Children (j2): 1. Mary, b Nov. 21, 1866; d Nov. 14, 1868. [161-92] 2. Laura, b Feb. 18, 1874; d Oct. 14, 1896; m George Abraham Saylor. [161-35.1] MARY ANN ANDERS, b Aug. 8, 1847; d Aug. 6, 1899; s John and Lydia (Schultz) Anders [161-17]; m Feb. 5, 1867, FRANK BOOKHAMMER, b Oct. 21, 1842; d Dec. 24, 1886; s Philip and Mary (Cassel) Bookhammer. Farmer. Children ( 5 ): 1. Jacob, b Mar. 17, 1868; d July 31, 1920; unm. 2. Annie, b Aug. 8, 1869; d May 6, 1874. 3. Morris, b June 8, 1871; d July 26, 1871. [161-92.1] 4. John A., b May 25, 1872; m Ellen Moore. [161-92.2] 5. Lillie, b Maj^ 22, 1874; m George D. Johnson; 918 Market St., Camden, N. J. [161-36] JOHN S. ANDERS, b Feb. 28, 1842; d Dec. 26, 1919; s David and Maria (Schultz) Anders [161-18]; m Oct. 22, 1864, MARY S. BOORSE, b Oct. 28, 1844; dau Joseph Boorse. Lived in Hatfield, Pa. Children (7): [161-93] [161-94a] [161-94b] [161-95] [161-96] 1. David B., b Apr. 25, 1866; m Hettie W. Croll. 2. Joseph B., b May 8, 1868; d Jan. 31, 1915; m ( ]dlllie Smith. I 2. Kate R. Hackman. 3. John B., b Apr. 14, 1870; m Caroline M. Marion. 4. Mary Alice, b May 16, 1872; d May 11, 1873. 5. Louisa B., b July 25, 1874; m Ernest W. Coffman. 6. Walter B., b Oct. 17, 1877; d Jan. 11, 1891. 7. Warren B., b Nov. 23, 1879; d Nov. 24, 1899. [161-37] CHRISTINA ANDERS, b Nov. 3, 1854; d Oct. 3, 1890; dau David and Maria (Schultz) Anders [161-18]; m Sept, 26, 1874, CHARLES S. KLEIN, b Oct. 29, 1856; d June 28, 1878. No issue. [161-38] ABRAHAM K. ANDERS, b Oct. 5, 1833; d Feb. 5, 1891; s George and Susanna (Kriebel) Anders [161-19]; m Jan. 27, 1863, MARY ANN HENDRICKS, b Mar. 4, 1836; d Sept. 6, 1903; dau John Hendricks. Abraham K. Anders was a farmer, and lived in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa.; he served as secretary of the School Board for a number of years. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1291 Children ( 2 ): 1. Fransanna, b Sept. 8, 1864; d Aug. 22, 1865. KJiM ) 2. Franklin H„ b Aug. 9, 1866; m I ?• Katherine C. Anders. [161— 97b] J 6 1 2. Anna C. Beideman. [161-39] SAMUEL K. ANDERS, b Nov. 3, 1838; d Mar. 14, 1913; s George and Susanna (Kriebel) Anders [161-19] ; m Oct. 20, 1859, MARY ANN HEEBNER, b Apr. 2, 1839; d Sept. 14, 1882; daw David S. and Anna (Derstine) Heebner [21-27a]. Children (4) ■' 1. Horace, b July 23, 1860; d Aug. 22, 1860. [161-98] 2. George H., b Oct. 29, 1861; d Jan. 10, 1918; m Eveline S. Schultz. 3. David, b June 26, 1863; d Aug. 6, 1863. 4. Anna Laura, b Apr. 24, 1866; d Jan. 11, 1882. Samuel K. Anders died as a result of being struck by a trolley car in Norristown, Pa., while he was on his way to attend a meeting of the board of Prison Inspectors. He was a man whose quiet, un¬ assuming devotion to duty, sterling integrity in his business life, and faithfulness in his devotion to the faith of his church, made him loved and esteemed by all. The following is quoted from “The Public Press,” printed at the time of his death: “No man in Montgomery County was held in higher respect, and few others had so strong a hold on the affections of the people. He never injured a living soul or a dumb animal. He never said harsh things about his fellow-men. He was always ready with the helping hand, and with the milk of human kindness for those in need or distress. He was a Christian gentleman of the finest type.” Mr. Anders had a fine career as a public official. He served nine years as County Commissioner of Montgomery County; fourteen years as Trustee of the State Hospital for the Insane; twenty years as Prison Inspector, long president of the board (serving in the last two positions gratuitously) ; and in all this long service no man ever questioned his integrity, his sound judgment, and his devotion to duty. He helped to organize the People’s National Bank of Norristown and served as its president from 1888 to the time of his death. Born in Norriton Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., Mr. Anders followed farming for many years, serving as a school director in his native community. He also acted as superintendent of the Union Sunday School that met in Metz’s School, Norriton Twp., for four years, and was the superintendent of the Worcester Schwenkfelder Sunday School. Mr. Anders was the last surviving member of the building committee who had charge of the rebuilding of the Worcester church in 1882 at a cost of 86,000, which was dedi¬ cated free of debt. This was the first Schwenkfelder church to have a basement for Sunday School pur¬ poses, which innovation in church building met with considerable opposition at the time. Mr. Anders was also the last surviving charter member of the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church, having been selected as a member in 1884 when the board was organized, and serving as treasurer at the time of his death. [161-40] WILLIAM K. ANDERS, b June 12, 1841 ; d May 17, 1886; s George and Susanna (Kriebel) Anders [161-19] ; m Jan. 20, 1867, MARY A. KUGLER, d Aug. 1, 1915; dau Benjamin Ivugler. William K. Anders was a farmer and lived in Norriton Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. No issue . Mary Anders, widow, married again, Josiah Yorgey of Phila., Nov. 2, 1889. [161-41] DANIEL KRIEBEL ANDERS, b Sept. 19, 1847; d Feb. 6, 1918; .s George and Susanna (Kriebel) Anders [161-19]; m Dec. 18, 1877, EDITH K. HASSENPLUG, b Apr. 6, 1854; dau Dr. J. H. Hassenplug. Retired, because of ill health; res., Pueblo, Col. (1918.) One child: [161-99] Winifred Edith, b May 10, 1889; m G. Forrest Carmichael. [161-42] REV. WILLIAM S. ANDERS, b Aug. 30, 1840; d Feb. 18, 1907; s Abraham and Rebecca (Schultz) Anders [161-20]; m Feb. 1, 1868, SUSANNA KRAUSS, b May 2, 1843 ] dau Aaron and Lydia (Heebner) Krauss [202-7]. No issue. Widow’s res., Norristown, R. D., Pa. (1922.) 1 292 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Rev. William Schultz Anders received his education in the public schools of Worcester Twp., and then spent two years as a student at Mount Kirk Seminary, Providence Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., which was conducted for many years by the Rev. Henry Rodenbaugh, while pastor of Lower Providence Presbyterian Church. Mr. Anders then engaged in school teaching, rounding out a period of eight years — one year in Towamencin Twp., three years in Worcester Twp., and four in Norriton Twp. After he had been en¬ gaged to teach his first school in Towamencin, and during the summer before his school was ready to open, a vacancy in the teaching force occurred in Norriton Twp., near Mr. Anders’ home. The presi¬ dent of the Norriton School Board being a Schwenkfelder, and knowing the type of young man Mr. Anders was, called upon the latter, and offered him the position, holding out the inducements that as “Norriton” had a longer school term and paid higher salaries than did the Towamencin board, he ought by all means resign the position in Towamencin and accept the one nearer home, for in addition he could also board at his parental home; furthermore as the season was yet early, the Towamencin school board would have time to look for another teacher before the opening of school. But Mr. Anders had given his consent to teach in Towamencin, and his sterling conscience would not permit him to go back on his word. When Mr. Anders relinquished his position in the schoolroom, he removed to the farm previously bought by his father, near the old homestead in Worcester Twp.; this farm he cultivated for a score of years until 1893, when he retired, and for the remainder of his life he lived in the house on the lot ad¬ joining the farm. On June 3, 1871, William S. Anders was called as a probationer to the ministry of the Schwenk¬ felder Church. After serving his term of probation, and successfully passing his examination, he was duly installed as one of the pastors of the Schwenkfelder Churches of the Middle District, which com¬ prised the churches in Worcester, Towamencin, and Lower Salford. The time when Rev. Anders was called to the ministry, was what might be called the transition period in the Schwenkfelder Church : it was the period of the introduction of the rites of baptism, and the institution of the Sacraments. The position of Rev. Anders was a trying one, but he did his duty fearlessly and conscientiously as his letters show. That Rev. Anders served his congregation long and well, goes without saying. He is one of the men who stand out prominently as landmarks in the history of our sect. Notwithstanding the busy life he led, Rev. Anders allowed nothing to interfere with the work of the ministry, as long as his health permitted. But on account of failing health, Rev. Anders tendered his resignation as pastor, a few years before his death. The Conference of the District, loath to part with his services, declined to accept his resigna¬ tion; however, he was relieved of his regular duties, and asked to continue his ministration as long as his health permitted. Knowing the feelings of his congregation, Rev. Anders did not press the acceptance of his resignation, but continued to perform his ministerial duties as occasion demanded, very much against his physician’s advice, and ofttimes with great pain and suffering, as was evident to those about him. Thus while conscientiously and patiently attempting to do his duty, Rev. Anders met his death suddenly in Florida. He was walking to the home of Hon. William D. Heebner, to rehearse for a wed¬ ding ceremony, which he was to perform two days later, when he fell over and expired in a few minutes. It had been the custom for Rev. Anders to spend the coldest parts of the winter in Florida, where the Anders brothers owned an extensive and productive orange grove. Having spent several weeks in Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Anders had planned to come north on the 21st, but he died on the 18th of Feb., 1907. Besides ministering to his congregation in a spiritual way, Rev. Anders, during his period of healthful activity, was identified with Sunday School work for more than forty years, serving at various times as superintendent of the school or as a teacher of a Bible Class. For several years Rev. Anders served as school director of Worcester Township. He was also a director for many years of the Montgomery National Bank of Norristown, as was also his father. After 1889 he was a director of Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pa., thus showing his manifest interest in the cause of education. Rev. Anders’ last industrial activity was his help in the organization of the Souderton, Skippack and F'airview Electric Railway Company, which company he served as treasurer. He was also president of the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church. [For further biographical data, see The Schwenkfeldian, Vol. IV, pp 26-30. ] [161-43] JOSEPH S. ANDERS, b Mar. 23, 1842; d July 14, 1895 ;s Abraham and Rebecca (Schultz) Anders [161-20]; m Jan. 28, 1870, SARAH F. WEAVER, 6 Oct. 14, 1844; dau Levi Weaver. Joseph S. Anders was a prominent farmer in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., where he participated in many Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1293 progressive movements of both the community and the church. He helped to organize the Center Point Creamery Association and served as treasurer of the Board. He lived on the farm adjoining the Worcester Schwenkfelder Church, occupied (1921) by his son, Elwood Anders. Widow resides R. F. D., Norristown, Pa. One son: [161-100] Elwood W., b May 3, 1871; m Lydia Ella Moser. [161-44] CHARLES S. ANDERS, b Aug. 15, 1847 ; s Abraham and Rebecca (Schultz) Anders [161- 20]; m Oct. 3, 1874, KATE (KATHERINE) B. DETWEILER, b Sept. 27, 1850; dau George and Anna (Beyer) Detweiler [184-164]. No issue. Charles S. Anders is a retired farmer living in Worcester Twp., Pa., near Fairview Village. Mr. Anders has served many years as a director of the People’s National Bank of Norristown, of which board he is secretary (1920). He has also been a member of the School Board of Worcester Twp., for many years. Always taking an active interest in the affairs of the Schwenkfelder Church, Mr. Anders succeeded his brother, the late Rev. William S. Anders, at the latter’s death as a member of the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church, and is vice-president of the Board. Having served as registrar of the Schwenkfelder Church of the Middle District, Mr. Anders collected a vast amount of genealogical material, all of which he put at the disposal of the Editor of this work, and for which the Editor hereby expresses his gratitude. [161-45] AMOS S. ANDERS, b Feb. 14, 1855; s Abraham and Rebecca (Schultz) Anders [161-20]; m Nov. 20, 1890, ADA B. HARDING, dau J. Saunders Harding. Amos S. Anders is one of the pro¬ gressive farmers of Norriton Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Always interested in the affairs of the Schwenk¬ felder Church, Mr. Anders has been a faithful worker since his boyhood in the Worcester Schwenkfelder Church and Sunday School, where he has served in official capacities for many years. Upon the con¬ solidation of the Schwenkfelder Church Organization in 1912, Mr. Anders was elected Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of the Schwenkfelder Church which position he still holds. (1920.) One child: John Harding, b July 2, 1892. [161-46] HIRAM M. ANDERS, b Dec. 6, 1847; s Samuel and Christina (Meschter) Anders [ 161— 21b]; m Feb. 7, 1875, ARAMINTA ZIMMERMAN, b Nov. 19, 1849; dau Abraham Zimmerman. Re¬ tired farmer. Before Mr. Anders retired from farming, he owned one of the finest farms in Worcester Twp., Pa. For a number of years he served as a member of the Worcester School Board, and as a director of the Center Point Creamery Association. He now lives at 341 Whitehall Road, Jeffersonville, Pa., and is one of the deacons of the Norristown Schwenkfelder Church. (1921.) Children (5): [161-101] 1. Warren Z., b Oct. 28, 1875; m Mary G. Rambo. [74-629] 2. Ella, b Feb. 3, 1877; m Howard Rushong. [161-103] 3. Mary, b June 17, 1879; m Charles T. Rogers. [161-104] 4. Morrell Z., b Feb. 22, 1881; m Charlotta Emily Palmer. [161-105] 5. Nora, b Sept. 21, 1889; m Joseph Jervis. [161-47] JAMES MESCHTER ANDERS, M. D., b July 22, 1854; s Samuel and Christina (Mesch¬ ter) Anders [161-21b] ; m Apr. 30, 1903, MARGARET GERTRUDE WUNDERLICH, 6 July 3, 1876; dau Jacob H. Wunderlich. Res., 1605 Walnut St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) No issue. James Meschter Anders, M.D., Ph.,D., LL.D., was born on his father's farm near Fairview Village, Montg. Co., Pa. After attending the public schools of his native township and also of Norristown, Pa., Dr. Anders entered the academic department of the Theological Seminary, conducted under the aus¬ pices of the Mennonite Church, at Wadsworth, Ohio, where he was prepared to enter college. Being especially apt in mathematics, Dr. Anders was appointed teacher of mental arithmetic during his career at Wadsworth. While still a boy on his father’s farm, Dr. Anders had acquired some local fame as a mathematician. It is said that some of the prospective teachers of the neighborhood, when preparing to take the examinations under the county superintendent, would bring their problems in mathematics to Dr. Anders, and that the latter would solve them while following the plow on his father’s farm. After finishing his preparatory course at Wadsworth, Dr. Anders entered the medical department of the University of Pennsylvania, from which institution he was graduated in 1877, having “read medicine’’ 1294 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families in the meantime with the late Dr. George K. Meschter of Worcester, Pa. In this same year, 1877, he also received the degree of Pli. D. from the University of Pennsylvania, and was awarded a prize for the highest general average and for his original thesis on “The Transpiration of Plants.” During the first decade after his graduation Dr. Anders continued his studies in natural history subjects. His original investigations on certain plant functions led him to discover that all flowering plants and odoriferous foliage possess the power to convert the oxygen of the air into ozone. He was the first to show by experiment that when growing plants are cultivated indoors they tend to increase and maintain a proper degree of humidity in the air and are therefore beneficial to health. A few of the articles published by Dr. Anders along this line are the following: “Hygienic and Therapeutic Rela¬ tions of House Plants,” “Beneficial Influence of Plants,” “The Exhalation of Ozone by Flowering Plants,” “House Plants and Lung Diseases,” “Sanitary Influence of Forests,” “The Relation of Forests to Health Resorts,” etc. As a result of Dr. Anders’ investigations along these lines he was tendered in 1885 the chair of Forestry and the Relation of Plant Life to Health, in the Academy of Natural Sciences, Phila. In his professional capacity, Dr. Anders has served as visiting physician on the staff of the Protest¬ ant Episcopal Hospital of Phila., the Medico-Chirurgical Hospital, Philadelphia Hospital, etc. He has served as consulting physician to the Jewish Hospital and the Widener Home for Crippled Children in Phila., as well as the Hospital for the Insane at Norristown, Pa. Dr. Anders’ connection with the Medico-Chirurgical College began in 1889 when he was made lecturer on “materia medica” and was advanced to the chair of Hygiene and Pediatrics the following year. Two years later he was elected to the chair of Clinical Medicine, and in 1893 was elected Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine, wrhieh chair he held for twenty-five years. In 1890 Dr. Anders was elected a member of the Board of Trustees of the Medico-Chirurgical College and Hospital, which position he held until the College was consolidated with the University of Pennsylvania, having held the office of vice-president for five years. That Dr. Anders has achieved a national reputation as a diagnostician, is also worthy of note. In 1898 Dr. Anders published his large work, “The Theory and Practice of Medicine,” which is the most widely used textbook of its kind in the medical schools of the country, the fourteenth edition of this work having been issued in September, 1920. In addition to the publication of his textbook, Dr. Anders has contributed more than one hundred articles to the leading medical periodicals, scientific and other magazines, and has read papers before the foremost medical and scientific associations of the nation. Upon the merging of the Medico-Chirurgical College with the University of Pennsylvania Medical Department in 1916, which project was managed by Dr. Anders, he automatically became Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine in the Graduate School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Anders has been honored by the different mayors of the city of Philadelphia by being selected at various times as a member of the Mayor’s Advisory Board, and by appointments to the Board of Health. In 1898 Ursinus College conferred upon him the honorary degree of LL. D. Dr. Anders is a member of the leading medical associations of the nation; for many years he has been a member of the Councils of the State Forestry Association, and chairman of the Publication Committee of the City Parks Association. He has served as president of the local medical clubs and county association, and in 1902 delivered the oration in medicine for the American Medical Association in New Orleans. In 1908 he was elected vice-president and a member of the Central Executive Committee of the Sixth International Congress on Tuberculosis held at Washington, D. C. He also founded the library of the Philadelphia County Medical Society in 1910. In the same year the French Government signally honored Dr. Anders in recognition of his standing in medicine, and especially of his discovery regarding the innate ability of flowering plants to convert the oxygen into ozone, by electing him an “Officier de l’lnstruction Publique et des Beaux Arts.” In 1913 he was elected president of the American Clima¬ tological and Clinical Society. It was also through the influence of Dr. Anders that in 1917 an annual celebration of “Health Day” was instituted, and he was instrumental, together with Dr. John D. Roberts, in creating a new section on Industrial Medicine and Public Health in the College of Physicians. During the World War, Dr. Anders at the request of Gov. Brumbaugh of Pennsylvania, formed the Medical Advisory Board for the examination of registrants entering the United States military service, and he served as chairman of the board until the close of hostilities abroad. In addition, he was a mem¬ ber of the Medical Section of the Pennsylvania State Council for Defense, and served as vice-president of the Senior Medical Service Corps and chairman of the Committee on Physical Research, which was a nation-wide movement to improve the physical standard of the American men and women. In March, 1921, Dr. Anders was unanimously elected president of the American College of Physicians at Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1 295 the annual meeting held in Baltimore, and on the following June 4, at the meeting of the American Therapeutic Association, held in Washington, he was chosen president of that society as well. Although Dr. Anders’ professional duties take up the greater part of his time, he has by no means neglected his church affiliations, as his home church has always enlisted his active interest. He has been a member of the Board of Missions of the Schwenkfelder Church since its incorporation and was instrumental in having the Board establish a mission in Philadelphia. From the time of its organiza¬ tion he has served as Moderator of the First Schwenkfelder Church of Philadelphia. Dr. Anders is also International Councilor of the Drexel Biddle Bible Classes and a member of the Board of Directors of the Drexel Biddle Military Training Corps. On the Board of Trustees of Perkiomen School, Dr. Anders serves as vice-president, and is likewise a member of the Board of Trustees of Ursinus College. In 1920 when the Society of the Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles was organized, Dr. Anders was honored by being elected the first president. Someone has truly said of Dr. Anders that he is “one of the leaders in all public-spirited movements, as well as a foremost member of his profession.” [161-48] DANIEL M. ANDERS, b Nov. 1, 1856; s Samuel and Christina (Meschter) Anders [161— 21b]; m Dec. 20, 1879, KATHARINE HEEBNER, b Mar. 2, 1861; dau Henry L. and Catherine K. (Schutt) Heebner [21-41]. Res., 539 Hamilton St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Daniel M. Anders served several terms as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Montgom¬ ery Co., Pa. Since his retirement from farming, Mr. Anders has engaged in general brokerage in Norris¬ town, where he has built up a lucrative business. For many years he was superintendent of the Wor¬ cester Schwenkfelder Sunday School. Children (6): [161-106] 1. James Leidy, b June 14, 1881; m Mae Longacre. 2. Wayne H., b Jan. 17, 1883; d May 23, 1883. [161-107] 3. Monroe H., b Dec. 16, 1884; m Gertrude E. Scheetz. [161-108] 4. Daniel Harold, b Nov. 11, 1886; m Alice Rebecca Mimna. 5. Lorene Heebner, b Oct. 13, 1888; Norristown, Pa. [161-109] 6. Katharine Elsie, b Oct. 16, 1890; m John Hines Pitman. [161-49] WILLIAM H. ANDERS, b Oct. 29, 1850; s Andrew and Anna (Heebner) Anders [161- 22a]; m Nov. 15, 1873, SUSANNA M. ANDERS, b Mar. 23, 1853; dau Samuel and Christina (Mesch¬ ter) Anders [161 —2 lb]. William H. Anders is a retired farmer living near Kulpsville, Pa. He has for many years been treasurer of the Charity Fund of the Schwenkfelder Church. Children (4): [199-7] 1. Emma, b Sept. 25, 1874; m John K. Heebner. 2. Andrew Anders, b July 6, 1877. [See below for biography .] [161-110] 3. Samuel A., b Apr. 3, 1880; m Charlotte Madeline Horn. [161-111] 4. Norman A., b Sept. 14, 1881; m Clarella S. Dresher. Dr. Andrew A. Anders is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary, 1905; and of the Medico-Chirurgical College, Phila., 1909. He is a specialist in the diseases of the heart and lungs with offices located at 1724 W. Diamond St., Phila., Pa. Dr. Anders is also serving as treasurer of the Philadelphia Schwenkfelder Church. Dr. Anders saw active service in the World War in the Medical Corps, attaining the rank of Cap¬ tain. He entered service Aug. 25, 1917, and served for one year on a special examining board to pass on disqualifying lesions of the heart and lungs. For fifteen months he served as specialist on lungs and as consulting physician with the 29th Division, assuming the duties of surgeon during combat. He was with the A. E. F. in the following engagements: Defense of Center Sector, Maute Alsace, July 25, to Sept. 23, 1918; Battle of Marlbrouch Hill, Oct. 18, 1918; attack on Bois d’Ormont, Oct. 11, 1918; Battle of Grand Montagne, Oct. 16, 1918; Capture of Etrayes Ridge, Oct. 23, 1918; attack on the Bois Belleau, Oct. 26, 1918. Capt. Anders was honorably discharged June 2, 1919. [Vide The Schwenkfeldian , Vol. XVII, for “Gleanings from my Diary in the World War.") [161-50] REV. EDWIN S. ANDERS, b July 18, 1857; s Andrew and Naomi (Schultz) Anders [161- 22b]; m Sept. 23, 1880, SUSANNA HEEBNER, b Aug. 16, 1857; dau John S. and Susanna (Kriebel) Heebner [21-29]. Farmer and minister; Lansdale, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1921.) 1 296 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Edwin S. Anders was chosen a minister of the Society of Schwenkfelders in 1886, and has served his district faithfully ever since. The selection of Mr. Anders was the last instance of the Schwenkfelder Church electing a layman to the ministry, as all pastors since that time have had the benefit of a college and theological training. Notwithstanding the fact that Rev. Anders is the only unsalaried pastor, he has always given freely and cheerfully of his time to perform the pastoral duties incumbent upon a rural minister. Rev. Edwin S. Anders owns one of the finest farms in Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., always kept in a fine state of cultivation. Both Rev. and Mrs. Anders are noted for their genuine hospitality. Being leaders in the community they are ofttimes called upon to give advice, and none go away un¬ rewarded. The “latch string is always out” for neighbors and friends and also for those needing assist¬ ance. Many families have been blessed by the generous and unostentatious benefactions of the Anders family. Rev. Anders has never sought public office for he is averse to entering politics, but he has served for many years as director of financial institutions. He is also a trustee of Perkiomen School, a member of the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church, and is one of the most active members of the Schwenkfelder Historical Library Committee. By diligent and persistent search of the garrets, closets, and store-rooms of many homes, Rev. Anders has discovered hundreds of books, papers, and relics that now repose in the Library at Pennsburg; he is truly a most enthusiastic collector of historical documents and relics, ofttimes delving into his own purse to obtain articles that will not be given gratuitously. The Schwenkfelder Church owes Rev. Anders a deep debt of gratitude for the energy and sacrifices he has so generously made for the welfare of its various organizations. Children (9): [161-112] 1. William H., b Aug. 10, 1882; m Margaret Wheatley. [64-40] 2. Ella, 6 Apr. 26, 1884; m Raymond Dresher. 3. Vernon, b June 1, 1886. [161-113] 4. John H., b Apr. 2, 1888; m Elsie C. Benner. 5. Cyrus, b Aug. 11, 1889. 6. Lawrence, b Oct. 20, 1892. 7. Harvey, b July 19, 1894; d Nov. 24, 1911. 8. Raymond, b Jan. 19, 1897. 9. Infant daughter, b and d June 13, 1899. [161-51] ISAIAH S. ANDERS, b Feb. 10, 1866; s Andrew and Naomi (Schultz) Anders [161— 22b] ; m Nov. 16, 1889, AMANDA H. SCHULTZ, b May 23, 1866; dau William A. and Maria (Heebner) Schultz [70-110]. Farmer; R. F. D. No. 2, Norristown, Pa. Mr. Anders is a progressive farmer living near Fairview Village, Worcester, Pa., on the farm formerly owned and occupied by the late Rev. Wil¬ liam S. Anders. He has served in several official capacities in the Schwenkfelder Church and is now (1920) treasurer of the Middle District Church. He is also one of the guarantors for the publication of this book. Children (2): [161-90] 1. Ada S., b Aug. 10, 1892; ?n Walter A. Anders. 2. Arthur S., b July 30, 1895. [161-52] ISAIAH A. ANDERS, b Mar. 14, 1854; s Joseph and Annie (Aleback) Anders [161-23]; m June 27, 1877, ANNIE KUHN, b Nov. 9, 1855; daw John and Catharine (Hess) Kuhn. Inspector of uniforms for P. & R. Rwy., 405 W. School Lane, Gtn., Phila, (1920.) One child: [161-114] Cleta Catharine, b Feb. 4, 1880: m Stanley Yocom. [161-53] MARTHA A. ANDERS, b Feb. 1, 1860; dau Joseph and Annie (Aleback) Anders [161— 23]; m Aug. 25, 1878, LUTHER DOWLIN, b Sept. 19, 1855; s Norris Dowlin. Res., North Wales, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 8 ) : [161-115] 1. May, b May, 1879; m William K. Waldron. 2. Clifton, b July, 1881; North Wales, Pa. 3. Joseph Norris, b May 7, 1892; A. E. F. — France. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1297 [161-54] JOSEPH WESLEY ANDERS, M. D., b Dec, 3, 1865; s Joseph and Annie (Aleback) An¬ ders [161-23]; m Sept. 15, 1891, ISABELLE G. LINTON, b Feb 21, 1868; dau Alexander Linton. Physician; 1329 W. Somerset St., Phila. (1918.) Dr. Anders is a graduate of the University of Pa. One child: Helen E., b Sept. 29, 1893. [161-55] ANTHONY H. ANDERS, b Dec. 22, 1866; d Apr. 2, 1897; s George S. and Amanda K. (Heebner) Anders [161-24]; m Nov. 26, 1887, SALLIE C. HENDRICKS, b Dec. 4, 1867;d Apr. 4, 1899; dau Jacob M. Hendricks. Children (3): 1. Ella Minta, b July 27, 1888; d Oct. 24, 1888. 2. Alma May, b July 18, 1889; d Dec. 22, 1907. 3. Mattie, b Apr. 8, 1891; d Jan. 21, 1892. [161-115.1] 4. John Roscoe, b July 6, 1893; m Bertha L. Kinsey. [161-56] ANNA K. ANDERS, b July 8, 1869; dau Joseph S. and Hannah B. (Kriebel) Anders [161 — 25]; m Oct. 5, 1889, HENRY A. MERKEL, b Oct, 25, 1862; s Solomon and Ellamanda (Clause) Mer¬ kel. Hotel business; Spinnerstown, Pa. (1917.) Children (2): 1. Estella A., b Oct. 7, 1891. 2. Alma A., b Oct, 30, 1905. [161-57] GEORGE ANDERS, b Mar. 10, 1878; d June 28, 1906; s Joseph S. and Hannah B. (Krie¬ bel) Anders [161-25]; m Sept,, 1904, JENNIE HARTLEY. One child: George Curtis, b Sept. 19, 1905. [161-58] ANDREW K. ANDERS, b June 9, 1883; s Joseph S. and Hannah B. (Kriebel) Anders [161-25]; m June 6, 1903, LILA STONEBACK, b June 14, 1884; dau Henry H. Stoneback. Cigar maker; Quakertown, Pa. Children (2): 1. Blanche, b Oct. 22, 1903. 2. Joseph, b July 8, 1910. [161-59] MARTHA ANDERS, b Apr. 11, 1888; dau Joseph S. and Hannah B. (Kriebel) Anders [161-25]; m Dec. 30, 1909, HARRY KNERR HTLDENBRAND, b Sept. 21, 1886; s Henry D. and Cecilia F. (Knerr) Hildenbrand. Electrician; Trumbauersville, Pa, (1917.) Children (2): 1. Francis Anders, b June 16, 1910. 2. Homer Anders, b Nov. 30, 1915. [161-60] HENRY R. ANDERS, b Oct. 15, 1850; s John H. and Elizabeth (Rosenberger) Anders [161-26]; m Oct. 14, 1871, ANNA H. HEEBNER, b Apr. 28, 1847; d July 18, 1908; dau Abraham and Susanna (Heebner) Heebner [199-4]. Farmer; R. D. 2, Norristown, Pa. (1919.) [161-116] [161-117] Children (J): 1. Eliza H., b June 11, 1872; d Oct, 31, 1872. 2. Sarah Jane, b May 26, 1875; m Calvin H. Wilson. 3. Abraham H. ) f { }) A 8 1877. I d Nov. 16, 1877. 4. John H. J ’ R ’ ’ | m Sallie D. Bean. [161-61] CATHARINE ANDERS, b July 25, 1852; d Sept, 16, 1894; dau John H. and Elizabeth (Rosenberger) Anders [161-26]; m GEORGE DENGLER. Resided at Hiawatha, Kansas. George Dengler m 2nd time. Children ( 2 ): 1. Stella, b 1882; d 1895. 2. Horace; went to Colorado for his health. [Letter returned; unable to locate.} 1298 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [161-62] JOSIAH R. ANDERS, b Sept. 24, 1854; dec; s John H. and Elizabeth (Rosenberger) Anders [161-26]; m Dee. 28, 1876, LIZZIE S. PRICE, b Dec. 2, 1852; dau James H. and Magdalena G. (Swartley) Price. Farmer; later in commercial world; 1535 Grant St., Denver, Col. (1921.) Children (J): [161-117.1] 1. Esther, b Nov. 11, 1879; m W. L. Merrifield; 530 Washington St., Denver, Col. [161-117.2] 2. Elmore P., b May 24, 1881; m Olie Merrifield; Spokane, Wash. [161-117.3] 3. Martha P., b Dec. 17, 1886; m Irving D. Billings; Topeka, Kans. 4. Geneva C., b Oct. 14, 1890. [161-63] NATHANIEL R. ANDERS, b Feb. 27, 1864; s John H. and Elizabeth (Rosenberger) Anders [161-26]; m ELLEN RULE. One child: [161-117.4] Sarah, b - ; m - Landis; Morrill, Kansas. [ Unable to locate; letters unans.] [161-64] HORACE R. ANDERS, b Sept. 16, 1860; s David H. and Mary (Rosenberger) Anders [161-28]; m June 30, 1911, ISABELLA KELLOGG, b Feb. 9, 1857; d May 31, 1922; dau Charles Kel¬ logg of Detroit, Mich. Director of Music at Widener Home for Crippled Children, Phila. ; Assistant director of band at Girard College, Phila. Res., 1527 N. 17th St., Phila., Pa. (1922.) A worthy son of a worthy musical father, Horace R. Anders was reared in a musical atmosphere and began at an early age the study of brass band and orchestral instruments together with the piano and organ, becoming an instructor of music at the age of sixteen years. Born in the vicinity of Skippack, Pa., his parents moved to Philadelphia, when Horace was eleven years of age. The principal of the school which young Anders attended, noticed the boy’s efforts at the piano and assigned him the regular duty of playing the opening march for each school session. In the meantime it is said that young Anders was surreptitiously practicing on his father’s piccolo, when the parent surprised the boy one day by walking into the room unannounced, and at once encouraged the lad. The father’s occupation as an instructor of bands had by this time grown to such proportions that it was impossible for him to continue without assistance, particularly in the matter of arranging and copying parts, for at that time there was no means of duplicating parts as at present, and band teachers were obliged to copy the parts by hand. So at the age of twelve young Anders was set to work to dupli¬ cate parts for the various band instruments. This work gave the young musician an insight into the possibilities of the various instruments which stood him in good stead later on. In 1880 Horace R. Anders organized the “Weber Amateur Orchestra” which continued in existence for ten years and a number of its members became musically prominent. In 1892 the Athletic Band of Philadelphia engaged him as director of that organization. The fol¬ lowing year this band played for twelve weeks at the Lemon Hill Pavilion in Fairmount Park, Phila., and in 1894 filled a fifteen weeks’ engagement at Germania Park on the Delaware River, where Jules Levy, then premier cornet virtuoso of the world, was featured with the band. In 1895 the band became attached to the 3rd Regiment N. G. P., and henceforth was known as “Anders’ Third Regiment Band.” Prof. Anders was First Sergeant and Bandmaster of this regiment, and also leader of the First Brigade Band which was attached to Headquarters’ Staff under Gen. John G. Schall. After seven years with the National Guard, Prof. Anders applied for and received an honorable discharge. This was in 1903. It was with this 3rd Regiment Band that Prof. Anders filled long engagements at Atlantic City, N. J., Wilmington, Del., Asbury Park, N. J., and other places, in addition to the Phila. engagements. In connection with the Peace Jubilee in 1898, Prof. Anders led the great chorus of three thousand voices with his band at the re-dedication of Independence Hall, Phila., and conducted the public con¬ certs every night during the week of celebration of the victory over Spain. Again on Grand Army Day, Sept. 5, 1899, Prof. Anders led the big chorus of three thousand five hundred voices with his band on the City Hall Plaza, Phila., having personally written and harmonized every song used on both of the above occasions. He also conducted the big band of one hundred musicians in the Concert and promenade at the Export Exposition Building for the Knights Templar Tournoi, on May 20, 1903. Prof. Anders has received many substantial testimonials and decorations during his career which are highly prized. In 1907 he was appointed instructor of Band at the Widener Memorial Industrial Training School for crippled children in Phila., and since 1911 has been Associate Instructor of the Cadet Band at Girard College, Phila.; prior to the World War he was director of the students’ band at the University of Pennsylvania. [Vid. “ Famous Bandmasters in Brief," in Jacob’s Orchestral Monthly, Dec., 1921.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1299 [161-65a] DR. HOWARD SCHULTZ ANDERS, b Nov. 12, 1866; s Nathaniel H. and Regina G. (Schultz) Anders [161-29]; m Dec. 27, 1893, MABEL GILLING, d Nov., 1911. No issue. [161-65b] DR. HOWARD SCHULTZ, ANDERS, same as above, m 2nd time, Mar. 12, 1912, MAUD HOWLAND, b Dec. 9, 1870; dau Henry Howland of Ottawa, Ill. No isstie. Physician; City Line and Belmont Ave., Phila. (1922.) Howard S. Anders was born in Norriton Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. He attended Central High School, Phila., Pa., from which he was graduated as A. B. in 1885 and A. M. in 1892 ; he was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania as M. D. in 1890, with honorable mention for thesis on the relation of street width to the mortality of tuberculosis. Dr. Anders was resident physician of the Presbyterian Hospital in Phila., Aug. 1, 1890 to Aug. 1, 1891 ; instructor in clinical medicine at the Medico-Chirurgical College from 1893-1899; also professor of physical diagnosis of the diseases of the chest and abdomen. For five years he was physician to the Samaritan Hospital, Phila., and since 1905 physician to the Phila. General Hospital in the tuberculosis department. Dr. Anders is the author of a text book on Physical Diagnosis, and of about thirty monographs and pamphlets on medical topics and matters concerning public health, individual communion cup, tuber¬ culosis, dust-borne diseases, influenza and weather phenomena, and typhoid fever. He is a member of the American Medical Association, American Climatological Association, and American Association for the Advancement of Science; the Pennsylvania Forestry Association, ex-pres., and director of the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis; director of the National Association for the study and prevention of tuberculosis. [See Who's Who in Pa. — 1908.} Dr. Anders has taken a leading part in the agitation against public health dangers of dust in con¬ nection with the inadequate cleaning and neglected sprinkling of streets in our cities. [Vide "The Dust Menace and Municipal Diseases," Journal of the American Medical Association, Nov. J, 1911.} [161-66] ADA MAY ANDERS, b May 29, 1873; d Aug. 18, 1909; dau Nathaniel H. and Regina G. (Schultz) Anders [161-29]; m Oct. 4, 1899, DR. JAMES M. HEIMBACH, b Dec. 14, 1869; s William and Caroline Heimbach. Physician and surgeon; 127 Greeves St., Kane, Pa. (1922.) Children (2): 1. James Alvin, b Mar. 23, 1901. 2. Howard Anders, b Aug. 16, 1909. [161-67] DANIEL WEBSTER ANDERS, b June 10, 1877; s Nathaniel H. and Regina G. (Schultz) Anders [161-29]; m Apr. 16, 1906, ALICE AMELIA NAGLE, b Sept. 12, 1882; dau John S. B. Nagle. Contracting Engineer, with Johns-Manville Co., Phila. (1920.) No issue. Res., 245 E. Johnson St., Germantown, Phila., Pa. D. Webster Anders enlisted in the U. S. A. during the World War, and was commissioned Captain (E. O. R. C.). On September 1, 1917, he was ordered into active service, and was assigned commander of Company D, 502nd Engineers on October 1, 1917. With his company he left for overseas on Nov. 12, 1917, and upon arrival in France the Company was attached to the 17th Engineers, A. E. F. While in France Major Anders served as mayor of a French town. Capt. Anders served in various capacities and localities— France, Italy, England, and Northern Africa being among the countries where he was stationed. On August 5, 1918, Capt. Anders was pro¬ moted to Major and was assigned to duty as Base Ordnance Officer in France. He returned to the United States on June 5, 1919, and was appointed Commanding Officer of theNitro General Ordnance Depot at Nitro, W. Va. Major Anders was honorably discharged at Camp Dix, October 19, 1919, just prior to his promotion to Lieutenant-Colonel, Ordnance Dept., U. S. A. [161-68] FLORENCE REGINA ANDERS, b June 3, 1881; dau Nathaniel H. and Regina G. (Schultz) Anders [161-29]; m Dec. 16, 1905, SAMLTEL MAUS PURPLE. Salesman; 1840 Middleton Place, Los Angeles, Cal. (1917.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Jessie Anders, b Apr. 29, 1907. 2. Florence Mausita, b Mar. 6, 1914. [161-69] EMERSON ANDERS, b Jan. 4, 1873; s Joseph H. and Susanna (Kriebel) Anders [161- 30a]; m Oct., 1915, ANNA (RINNE) CARSTENSEN, b Aug. 2, 1872; dau Henry and Sophia Rinne. Grocery and meat market; Hobart, Ind. No issue. (1920.) 1300 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [161-69.1] GERTRUDE MAY ANDERS, b Jan. 19, 1886; dau Joseph H. and Ida E. (Waage) Anders [1 61— 30b] ; m Aug. 17, 1921, REV. CLARENCE M. SNYDER. Pastor, Grace Lutheran Church of Norristown; res., 1101 W. Airy St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) [161-70] HARRY KELLER, b Nov. 13, 1864; s Charles and Lydia (Anders) Keller [161-31] ; m Jan. 25, 1902, LYDIA B. CASSEL, b Nov. 6, 1876; dau Joseph O. and Rebecca W. (Bissey) Cassel. Laborer; ' Skippack, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [161 71 ] HARVEY KELLER, b June 7, 1866; s Charles and Lydia (Anders) Keller [161 31 ] ; m Mar. 26, 1898, SARAH C. HUNSBERGER, b Oct. 10, 1871; dau Abraham A. and Elizabeth (Clemens) Hunsberger. Printer; Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children (J) : 1. Walter, b Oct. 12, 1901; d Oct. 12, 1901. 2. Charles, b Mar. 9, 1903. 3. Theodore, b Oct. 14, 1904. 4. George, b Jan. 4, 1907; d Aug. 7, 1907. [161 72] JEREMIAH KELLER, b July 29, 1872; & Charles and Lydia (Anders) Keller [161-31]; in Mar. 17, 1895, ALMA MAY WAMPOLE, b Mar. 31, 1877; dau William H. and AnnaM. (Bright) Wampole. Insurance agent; Doylestown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Harold W., b Oct. 3, 1896. 2. Charles Kenneth, b June 13, 1901. 3. Florence May, b Mar. 13, 1907; d Sept. 3, 1907. [161-73] EMMA KELLER, b Dec. 6, 1879; dau Charles and Lydia (Anders) Keller [161-31]; m June 9, 1900, ABRAM Z. ZIEGLER, b July 17, 1874; s Abraham L. and Susan (Ziegler) Ziegler. Res., Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): 1. Ernest, b Feb. 9, 1901. 2. Marian, b Aug. 11, 1902. 3. Abram, b Mar. 21, 1904. 4. Floy, b Aug. 28, 1906. 5. Luther, b Nov. 9, 1912. 6. Paul, b Oct. 3, 1916. [161-74a] EMMA JANE KINDIG, b Mar. 19, 1862; dau Henry Iv. and Sophia (Anders) Kindig [161-32]; m Sept. 13, 1882, ARTHUR M. ROWE, b Aug. 13, 1862; d Feb. 21, 1909; s John M. and Em¬ ma Julia (Martin) Rowe. Merchant. Children (2): [161-118] 1. Gertrude M., b June 9, 1883; m A. B. Roe. [161-119] 2. Ethel May, b May 7, 1887; m John C. Remington, Jr. [161 -74b] EMMA JANE (KINDIG) ROWE, same as above, m2nd time, Jan. 1, 1913, REV. PEN¬ NINGTON CORSON, b Aug. 19, 1850; s Allen H. and Maria Corson. Clergyman; Pleasantville, N. J. No issue. (1919.) [16175] ANNIE L. KINDIG, b Sept. 14, 1863; dau Henry K. and Sophia (Anders) Kindig [161- 32]; m Mar., 1890, WILLIAM F. BREITENBAUGH, b Nov. 15, 1862; s William and Rachel (Mc¬ Clure) Breitenbaugh. Grocer; 4813 Springfield Ave., Phila. (1919.) One child: [161 120] Helen Marie, b Dec. 1 1 , 1890; d Sept. 30, 1918; rn Robert H. Hervey. [161-76] CATHERINE KINDIG, b Feb. 23, 1868; d Apr. 19, 1912; dau Henry K. and Sophia (Anders) Kindig [161 32]; m TRELL A. JAMES, b Mar. 13, 1868; d Jan. 9, 1908. No issue. [161-77] LILLIE KINDIG, b Jan. 21, 1870; dau Henry K. and Sophia (Anders) Kindig [161-32]; in Apr. 4, 1892, THEODORE NELSON SPENCER, b July 4, 1866; s Theodore and Adelaide (Horn) Spencer. Civil engineer, employed by City of Phila.; res., 906 S. 48th St., Phila. Pa. (1919.) Plate 127 Ship List (No. 1) of the Saint Andrew, Sept. 26, 1737, showing the signatures of males sixteen years of age and over. Plate 128 numbers five and seven, respectively, in the last column. This document is preserved in the State Archives, Harrisburg, » Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1301 Children (3): [161-121] 1. Adelaide S., b Jan. 16, 1893; m Robert D. Hughes. 2. Frances Marion, b Nov. 1, 1895. 3. Theodore Nelson, b Feb. 21, 1902. [161-78] MARVIN CLARK KINDIG, b Aug. 12, 1872; s Henry K. and Sophia (Anders) Kindig [161-32]; m June 11, 1895, ANNA LAFAYETTE CLOUGH, b Jan. 15, 1874; dan Joseph C. and Jane Clough. Wholesale grocer, member of firm, H. K. Kindig Co., Phila. ; res., 2 Lindenwold Terrace, Am¬ bler, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ). 1. Henry K.. b Apr. 24, 1896. 2. Joseph C., b June 22, 1900. [161-79] CARRIE ANDERS KINDIG, b June 15, 1875; dan Henry Iv. and Sophia (Anders) Kindig [161-32]; m Apr. 5, 1897, HENRY L. S. RUTH, b Oct. 24, 1875; s John and Sallie (Swartley) Ruth. President of Citizens National Bank, Lansdale, Pa.; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Henry S., b Aug. 12, 1899; medical student, Hahnemann College, Phila., Pa. [161-80] MARY JANE C. ADAMS, b Jan. 26, 1863; d Nov. 4, 1891; dan John K. and Susanna (Clemens) Anders [161-33]; m Mar. 31, 1883, JESSE H. KEELER, b Feb. 6, 1856; d Feb. 21, 1917; s Henry B. and Mary H. Keeler. Mr. Keeler was a veterinarian at Kulpsville, Pa. Children (3): [161-122] 1. Araminta A., b Sept. 27, 1883; m Edward F. Freed. [161-123] 2. Cora A., b Nov. 3, 1885; m William K. Yoder. [161-124] 3. Lillian A., b July 19, 1888; m Melvin L. Freed. [161-81] JEREMIAH C. ANDERS, b May 27, 1866; s John K. and Susanna (Clemens) Anders [161-33]; m Dec. 13, 1890, FANNIE D. FRETZ, b Dec. 8, 1871. Farmer; Worcester, Pa. (1918.) Children (10): [161-125] 1. Arthur, b Oct. 29, 1891; m Edna H. Nyce. [161-126] 2. Leroy, b Aug. 26, 1893; m Mabel Z. Boorse. [161-127] 3. Mary Edna, b Aug. 23, 1895; m Herbert S. Knechel. [161-128] 4. Clayton, b May 7, 1897; m Lizzie M. Dettra. 5. Reuben, b June 28, 1898. 6. Norman, b July 18, 1900. [161-128.1] 7. Alvin, b Jan. 10, 1902; m Lydia Malinda Diller. 8. Wilson, b Oct. 16, 1903. 9. Susie Mae, b Oct. 13, 1905. 10. Margaret, b Feb. 6, 1910. [161-82] ANNIE C. ANDERS, b Sept. 15, 1869; dan John K. and Susanna (Clemens) Anders [161- 33]; m Jan. 17, 1891, SAMUEL H. KULP, b Oct. 2, 1867; s Daniel and Mary Ann (Hammel) Kulp. Farmer; Cedars, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Claude, b Aug. 4, 1891; d May 4, 1893. [161-129] 2. Stella, b Dec. 21, 1894; m Theodore Keyser; Lansdale, Pa., R. 1). 1. 3. Robert, b July 30, 1898. 4. Samuel, b Aug. 5, 1901. 5. Infant son, b and d Sept. 1, 1904. 6. Leroy, b Aug. 13, 1913. [161-83] HORACE C. ANDERS, b Jan. 23, 1873; s John K. and Susanna (Clemens) Anders [161- 33]; m Mar. 16, 1895, MARY R. BOBB, b Oct. 11, 1873; dau Peter and Mary D. (Radcliff) Bobb. Farmer; Collegeville, R. D. No. 1, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Warren B., b Apr. 29, 1897. [161-130] 2. Susan B., b Aug. 17, 1898; m Jacob R. Hallman. 1302 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [161-84a] SUE ANDERS, b May 10, 1875; dau John K. and Susanna (Clemens) Anders [161-33]; m Sept. 23, 1893, SAMUEL MOYER, b Nov. 5, 1873; d Dec. 27, 1908; s Rev. Jacob and Eliza (Mussel- man) Moyer. Farmer. Children (3): 1. Bertha A., b July 7, 1894; d Sept. 22, 1895. [161-131] 2. Willis A., b Dec. 26, 1895; m Mary Ellen Alderfer. 3. Elizabeth A., b Dec. 8, 1900; Harleysville, Pa. [161-84b] SUE (ANDERS) MOYER, same as above, m2nd time, Sept. 18, 1910, JOSIAH MARK- LEY, b Oct. 23, 1870; s Josiah B. and Sarah (Alderfer) Markley. Laborer; Harleysville, Pa. (1918.) One child: Mildred A., b Mar. 14, 1915. [161-85] CLARA C. ANDERS, b Feb. 1, 1877; dau John K. and Susanna (Clemens) Anders [161 33] ; m Sept. 7, 1898, HENRY A. MARKLEY, s John and Esther (Allebach) Markley. Farmer; Nor¬ ristown, R. D. No. 2, Pa. (1917.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Charles A., b Oct. 12, 1901. 2. Earl A., b Mar. 31, 1906. 3. Mildred A., b July 26, 1908. 4. John Loran, b Mar. 23, 1910; d Apr. 9, 1910. 5. Irma A., b Apr. 30, 1911. [161-86] EUGENE A. ANDERS, b Dec. 22, 1877; s Jeremiah K. and Mary S. (Anders) Anders [161-34]; m Oct. 12. 1907, FLORENCE MAY HENDRICKS, b May 18, 1885; dau Henry Hendricks. Teacher of Mathematics at the Northeast High School, Phila. ; graduate of Lafayette College; res., 6725 Sydenham St., Phila. (1920.) One child: Henry H., b July 16, 1909. [161-87] ABRAM A. ANDERS, b Feb. 16, 1880; s Jeremiah K. and Mary S. (Anders) Anders [161 — 34] ; m June 12, 1907, EDNA STEWART, b June 5, 1886 ; dau Ezekiel J. and Ella V. (Shepherd) Stewart. Purchasing agent; res., 3640 N. 18th St., Phila., Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Caryl Virginia, b Feb. 28, 1909. 2. Estelle Mabel, b Jan. 18, 1911. [161-88] KATHRYN ANDERS, b Dec. 3, 1881; dau Jeremiah K. and Mary S. (Anders) Anders [161-34]; m June 12, 1906, BENJAMIN EVANS JERVIS, b Jan. 26, 1881; s Isaac Jervis. Res., 1116 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1917.) One child: Wellington Anders, b June 25, 1907. [161-89] DANIEL WEBSTER ANDERS, b Feb. 1, 1884; s Jeremiah K. and Mary S. (Anders) Anders [161-34]; m Oct. 12, 1915, FLORENCE EDNA BURNHAM, b May 15. 1890; dau Leon and Dorcas (Wentworth) Burnham. Lithographic salesman for Sackett & Wilhelms ; res., 44 Pearl St., New¬ ton, Mass. (1920.) One child: Paul Wentworth, b Dec. 21, 1917. [161-90] WALTER ANDERS ANDERS, b Jan. 25, 1886; s Jeremiah K. and Mary S. (Anders) Anders [161-34]; m Mar. 25, 1916, ADA S. ANDERS, b Aug. 10, 1892; dau Isaiah S. and Amanda (Schultz) Anders [161-51]. Farmer; R. D. No. 2, Norristown, Pa. (1921.) One child: Doris, b Jan. 11, 1921. [161-91] WILLIAM ANDERS ANDERS, 6 May 27, 1887; s Jeremiah K. and Mary S. (Anders) Anders [161-34]; rn Oct, 26, 1912, CORA SNYDER KRIEBEL, b Mar. 1, 1891 ; dau Hiram and Eliza¬ beth (Snyder) Kriebel [25-193]. Farmer; Norristown, R. D. 2, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Herbert K., b Sept. 30, 1913. 2. Mary Elizabeth, b Oct. 12, 1915. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1303 3. Viola K., b Jan. 30, 1917. 4. Dorothy K., b Sept. 7, 1920. [161-92] LAURA WEAN, b Feb. 18, 1874; d Oct. 14, 1896; dau Jacob and Sophia (Anders) Wean [161-35]; m GEORGE ABRAHAM SAYLOR, b May 11, 1867; s Godfrey and Lovina (Lachman) Saylor. Motorman; West Allis, Wis. Soon after the death of Mrs. Saylor, her twin daughters, Ruth and Grace, were placed in the Bethany Orphanage Home, Womelsdorf, Pa., and at the age of two years were legally adopted by Cal¬ vin M. and Lucy C. Dechant. [161-132] [161-133] Children (3): 1. Ruth 2. Grace 3. George. twins, b Oct. 11, 1896; m James R. Sutton. Walter Bender. [161-92.1] JOHN A. BOOKHAMMER, b May 25, 1872; s Frank and Mary A. (Anders) Book- hammer [161-35.1]; m Oct. 19, 1898, ELLEN E. MOORE, b Oct. 27, 1876; dau Nathan and Catherine (Bodey) Moore. Rug Weaver; res., 2843 North 7th St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1922.) Children (10): 1. John Horace, b Feb. 10, 1899; d Feb. 7, 1918. 2. Allen Moore, b Jan. 25, 1901; d Dec. 14, 1914. 3. William Forrest, b Jan. 14, 1903. 4. Elizabeth May, b Apr. 23, 1905; d Nov., 1905. 5. Margaret Ifill, b Oct. 9, 1906. 6. Charles Reaney, b Feb. 8, 1909. 7. Esther Amanda, b Jan. 12, 1912. 8. Ruth Elinor, b Apr. 25, 1914. 9. Robert Moore, b Sept. 8, 1916. 10. James Edgar, b Mar. 12, 1920. [161-93] DAVID B. ANDERS, b Apr. 25, 1866; s John S. and MaryS. (Boorse) Anders [161-36] ;m Oct. 3, 1889, HETTIE W. CROLL, b Oct. 20 1866; dau Joseph T. and Sarah S. (White) Croll. Ma¬ chinist; 3217 Ridge Ave., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. John Ira, b Mar. 31, 1896; d Apr. 21, 1896. 2. Joshua Allen, b Mar. 7, 1901. [161-94a] JOSEPH B. ANDERS, b May 8, 1869; d Jan. 31, 1915; s John S. and Mary S. (Boorse) Anders [161—36] ; m Mar. 21, 1890, LILLIE A. SMITH, b Mar. 11, 1869; d Sept. 15, 1897; daw Edmund and Rebecca (Adamson) Smith. Children (2): [161-134] 1. Roy, b Apr. 4, 1891; m Ella McIntyre. [161-134.1] 2. Edith, b Aug. 29, 1896; m Horace R. Davis. [161-94b] JOSEPH B. ANDERS, same as above, m 2nd time, KATE R. HACKMAN, 6 July 24, 1864; d May 8, 1920. Joseph B. Anders was a merchant. Children (3): 1. Laurence, b July 24, 1900; Souderton, Pa. 2. Grace, b Oct. 10, 1902; Souderton, Pa. 3. Walter, b June, 1905; d June, 1905. [161-95] JOHN B. ANDERS, b Apr. 14, 1870; s John S. and Mary S. (Boorse) Anders [161-36]; m Sept. 27, 1899, CAROLINE M. MARION, b July 6, 1879; dau Frederick Marion. Horseshoer; Kulpsville, Pa. (1917.) Children (3): 1. Ethel M., b Apr. 23, 1902. 2. Katharine M., b Nov. 26, 1905. 3. John Russell, b June 28, 1909. 1304 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [161-96] LOUISA B. ANDERS, b July 25, 1874; dau John S. and Mary S. (Boorse) Anders [161- 36]; m Oct. 4, 1899, ERNEST W. COFFMAN. Farmer; S. Hatfield, Pa. (1917.) Children (J): 1. John Lloyd, b Apr. 20, 1902. 2. Mary Elizabeth, b Apr. 14, 1904. 3. Amanda Dorothy, b Jan. 31, 1906. 4. Thelma Louisa, b Feb. 27, 1908. [161-97a] FRANKLIN H. ANDERS, b Aug. 9, 1866; s Abraham K. and Mary Ann (Hendricks) Anders [161-38] ; m Jan. 11, 1890, KATHERINE C. ANDERS, b Feb. 29, 1868; d Nov. 22, 1890; dau John and Susanna (Clemens) Anders [161-33]. One child: Leroy, b Nov. 7, 1890; d Sept. 7, 1891. [161— 97b] FRANKLIN H. ANDERS, same as above, m 2nd time, ANNA C. BEIDEMAN, b Mar. 3, 1872; dau John Beideman. Shipping clerk; Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [161-135] 1. John Russell, b Jan. 3, 1895; m Ruth Irene Hill. 2. Samuel Clyde, b Feb. 10, 1899. 3. Verda May, b Dec. 8, 1901. [161-98] GEORGE H. ANDERS b Oct. 29, 1861; d Jan. 10, 1918; s Samuel K. and Mary Ann (Heebner) Anders [161-39]; m Jan. 16, 1883, EVELINE S. SCHULTZ, b July 19, 1862; dau Nathan and Martha J. (Mathers) Schultz [149-44]. Widow’s res., Norris Apartments, Norristown, Pa. (1922.) At the time of his death George H. Anders was treasurer of Montg. Co., Pa., to which office he had been elected after having served as deputy treasurer for several terms. He was also treasurer of the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church. Children (J): [161-136] 1. Laura, b Oct. 23, 1884; m Benjamin Brooke Barrett. [161-137] 2. Stanley S., b Oct. 12, 1886; m Elizabeth Rambo. 3. Rebecca, b Feb. 8, 1889; d Apr. 25, 1890. 4. Samuel K., b Sept. 25, 1891; d Jan. 22, 1918. Samuel K. Anders died on board ship en route to France for duty in the quarter-master’s depart¬ ment of the U. S. A., a victim of scarlet fever. So far as is known he was the first Schwenkfelder of Montgomery County who paid the supreme sacrifice in the late war. Mr. Anders enlisted in the quarter-master’s department of the army and was assigned to the pay¬ master’s division as an auditor, by reason of his special qualifications as a financial expert and of his ability as an auditor. He resigned his position as assistant bank examiner of Pennsylvania to enlist in war service. [161-99] WINIFRED EDITH ANDERS, b May 10, 1889; dau Daniel K. and Edith K. (Hassen- plug) Anders [161-41]; m Feb. 24, 1917, G. FORREST CARMICHAEL, b June 28, 1879. Locomotive fireman; Alliance, Nebr. No issue. (1917.) [161-100] ELWOOD W. ANDERS, b May 3, 1871 ; s Joseph S. and Sarah F. (Weaver) Anders [161— 43] ; m Aug. 30, 1894, LYDIA ELLA MOSER, b June 1, 1871 ; dau Henry C. Moser. Farmer; lived on farm adjoining Worcester Schwenkfelder Church, formerly owned and occupied by his father, grand¬ father, and great-grandfather; Norristown, Pa., R. F. D. 2. (1919.) Children (J): [161-137.1] 1. Leon M., b Dec. 5, 1895; m Marie Atkinson. 2. Ralph M., b Apr. 11, 1898; d Apr. 3, 1899. 3. Paul M., b Mar. 24, 1900. 4. Sara M., b May 27, 1901. [161-101] DR. WARREN Z. ANDERS, b Oct. 28, 1875; s Hiram M. and Araminta (Zimmerman) Anders [161-46]; m Jan. 23, 1908, MARY G. RAMBO, 6 Oct. 4, 1864; dAug. 13, 1915; dau Abel and Jane (Gross) Rambo [74-306]. Physician, graduate of Medico-Chirurgical College, Phila. ; res., Trappe, Pa. (1919.) No issue. ( iKNEALOGIGAL RlCCOKD OK THE SCHWENKKKLDEK FAMILIES 1305 [161-103] MARY ANDERS, b June 17, 1879; dau Hiram M. and Araminta (Zimmerman) Anders [161-46]; m June 17, 1902, CHARLES T. ROGERS. Farmer. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Richard Anders, b Oct. 8, 1903. 2. Esther Mary, b Dec. 7, 1908. [161-104] MORRELL Z. ANDERS, b Feb. 22, 1881; s Hiram M. and Araminta (Zimmerman) Anders [161—46] ; m Sept. 1, 1906, CHARLOTTA EMILY PALMER. Salesman; 847 N. 23rd St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919.) [161-105] NORA ANDERS, b Sept. 21, 1889; dau Hiram M. and Araminta (Zimmerman) Anders [161-46]; in June 15, 1911, JOSEPH JERVIS, b Sept. 28, 1883; s Isaac Jervis. Res., Jeffersonville, Pa, (1920.) One child: Joseph, Jr., b June 16, 1917. [161-106] JAMES LEIDY ANDERS, b June 14, 1881; s Daniel M. and Katharine (Heebner) An¬ ders [161-48]; m June 14, 1905, MAE LONGACRE, b May 25, 1880; dau Daniel W. and Mary Ann (Schultz) Longacre [70-105]. Res., 1118 W. Airy St., Norristown, Pa. Since 1904 Mr. Anders has been the efficient treasurer and business manager of “The Schwenk- feldian.” He is also Secretary of the Norristown Schwenkfelder Church, and a member of the Board of Trustees of the Church. Both Mr. and Mrs. Anders were charter members of the Norristown Church, and helped to organize the Sunday School when the Norristown Mission was established, Mrs. Anders serving as the first superintendent of the Primary Department. Mr. Anders is teller of the First National Bank, Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Daniel Stuart, b Mar. 5, 1906; d Mar. 17, 1907. 2. Mary Kathryn, b Oct. 25, 1907. 3. Mildred Longacre, b May 22, 1913. [161-107] MONROE H. ANDERS, b Dec. 16, 1884; s Daniel M. and Katharine (Heebner)Anders [161-48]; m Apr. 29, 1914, GERTRUDE E. SCHEETZ, b Feb. 13, 1888; dau Remandus Scheetz. Lawyer, graduate of Perkiomen Seminary and Princeton University; res., 28 Cricket Ave., Ardmore, Pa, (1920.) Children (2): 1. James Monroe, b May 28, 1915. 2. Harley S., b May 12, 1920. [161-108] DANIEL HAROLD ANDERS, b Nov. 11, 1886; s Daniel M. and Katharine (Heebner) Anders [161-48]; m Nov. 11, 1911, ALICE REBECCA MIMNA, b Nov. 28, 1888; dau Charles Mimna of Canada. Druggist; R. D. 5, Ypsilanti, Michigan. (1922.) One child: Donald Mimna, b Oct. 9, 1912. [161-109] KATHARINE ELSIE ANDERS, b Oct. 16, 1890; dau Daniel M. and Katharine (Heeb¬ ner) Anders [161-48]; m June 13, 1914, JOHN HINES PITMAN, b Apr. 7, 1890; s George H. Pitman. Res., 317 N. Chester Rd., Swarthmore, Pa. Mr. Pitman is an instructor in mathematics and assistant in astronomy at Swarthmore College. (1918.) Children [2): 1. Elsie Anders, b May 1, 1915. 2. Katharine Lorene, b May 9, 1917. [161-110] SAMUEL ANDERS ANDERS, b Apr. 3, 1880; s William H. and Susanna (Anders) Anders [161-49]; in June 21, 1905, CHARLOTTE MADELINE HORN, b Feb. 9, 1883; dau John Horn of Freehold, N. J. Mr. Anders is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary and Princeton University. For a number of years Mr. Anders was Professor of German at Temple University, Phila., Pa. He also served as Superin¬ tendent of the Sunday School of the Phila. Schwenkfelder Church, and was an assistant editor of “The Scliwenkfeldian.” Res., 1412 Euclid Ave., Phila., Pa. (1921.) 1306 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Samuel Sterling, b Jan. 16, 1907. 2. Viola Dorothy H., h Apr. 4, 1909. [161-111] NORMAN A. ANDERS, b Sept. 14, 1881 ; s William H. and Susanna M. (Anders) Anders [161-49]; m Mar. 19, 1904, CLARELLA S. DRESHER, b July 21, 1882; dau Abraham and Mary Ann (Schultz) Dresher [64-30]. Farmer; Lansdale, Pa., R. F. D. 1. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Russell, b Jan. 14, 1905. 2. Wilbur, b Mar. 22, 1907. 3. Leroy, b Feb. 17, 1909. 4. Ellis, b Nov. 10, 1912. 5. Florence, b Mar. 21, 1915. 6. Gladys, b Jan. 27, 1921. [161-112] WILLIAM H. ANDERS, b Aug. 10, 1882; s Rev. Edwin S. and Susanna (Heebner) An¬ ders [161-50]; m June 18, 1912, MARGARET WHEATLEY, b May 10, 1888; dau Sidney Wheatley. William H. Anders is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary and Princeton University. He is one of the most active and enthusiastic workers in the Lansdale Church and Sunday School, where he serves faith¬ fully in several capacities. Mr. Anders rendered the editor of this work valuable service in collecting family data from families living in Lansdale and vicinity. He is a clerk; res., 533 Columbia Ave., Lans¬ dale, Pa. (1920.) One child: Wilmer Wheatley, b Jan. 24, 1917. [161-113] JOHN H. ANDERS, b Apr. 2, 1888; s Rev. Edwin S. and Susanna (Heebner) Anders [161-50]; m Oct. 29, 1913, ELSIE C. BENNER, b Jan. 16, 1889; dau Milton B. and Minnie (Cassel) Benner [21-221]. Coal, feed, and lumber merchant; Ironbridge, Pa. (1920.) One child: Roland B., b July 19, 1915; d Aug. 11, 1915. [161-114] CLETA CATHARINE ANDERS, b Feb. 4, 1880 ; dau Isaiah A. and Annie (Kuhn) Anders [161-52]; m June 3, 1909, STANLEY YOCOM, b July 10, 1880; s Herbert DeHart and Ellen (Long) Yocom. Architect; res., 405 School Lane, Germantown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Grace Anna, b Sept. 4, 1910. 2. Stanley Anders, b Nov. 25, 1912. 3. Henry Wesley, b July 7, 1916. [161-115] MAY DOWLIN, b May, 1879; daw Luther and Martha A. (Anders) Dowlin [161-53]; m Dec. 26, 1910, WILLIAM KERIN WALDRON, b Apr. 29, 1871 ; s Philip H. and Annie M. (Cornell) Waldron. Draftsman; North Wales, Pa. (1917.) One child: Luther Philip, b Aug. 4, 1913. [161-115.1] JOHN ROSCOE ANDERS, b July 6, 1893 ; s Anthony H. and Sallie C. (Hendricks) Anders [161-55]; m June 21, 1922, BERTHA L. KINSEY, b Mar. 16, 1895; dau John L. and Ida W. (Long) Kinsey. Res., 722 W. Main St., Lansdale, Pa. (1922.) [161-116] SARAH JANE ANDERS, b May 26, 1875; daw Henry R. and Anna (Heebner) Anders [161-60]; m CALVIN H. WILSON, b Nov. 11, 1869; s George Washington and Marie (Huber) Wilson. Farmer; res., 1419 W. Main St., Norristown, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [161-138] 1. Florence, b Dec. 23, 1892; m Louis Darmstadter. 2. Frank, b Dec. 12, 1894; d Oct. 22, 1918. (See below.) [74-687] 3. Anna, b Feb. 15, 1902; m Elmer Henning. Frank Wilson enlisted Nov. 3, 1917, in Co. B, 312th Machine Gun Battalion, 79th Div., U. S. A. He died in a hospital at Marne, France, Oct. 22, 1918, and was buried in the American Cemetery at Remicourt. In 1921 his bodv was brought to the U. S. and interred in the Worcester Schw. Cem., May 21, 1921. Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families 1307 [161 117] JOHN H. ANDERS, b Aug. 8, 1877; s Henry R. and Anna H. (Heebner) Anders [161- GO]; m Oct. 16, 1907, SALLIE D. BEAN, h Sept. 6, 1886; dau Rev. Amos K. and Mary (Detwiler) Bean. Res., Norristown, R. F. D. 2, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Sadie Juanetia, b May 28, 1910. 2. Henry Ralston, b Aug. 30, 1913. 3. Virginia B., b June 30, 1918. [161-117.3] MARTHA P. ANDERS, b Dec. 17, 1886; dau Josiah R. and Lizzie S. (Price) Anders [161-62]; m May 19, 1910, IRVING D. BILLINGS, b Sept. 25, 1888; s William annd Hannah (Nelson) Billings. Mercantile business; 941 Morris Ave., Topeka, Kansas. No issue. (1921.) [161-118] GERTRUDE M. ROWE, b June 9, 1883; dau Arthur M. and Emma J. (Kindig) Rowe [161-74a]; m A. B. ROE. Have three children. Res., Athens, Ohio. [No further data obtainable; letter unanswered .] [161-119] ETHEL MAY ROWE, b May 7, 1887 ; dau Arthur M. and Emma Jane (Kindig) Rowe [161-74a] ; m Oct. 22, 1912, JOHN CLEMENT REMINGTON, JR., b Sept. 15, 1886; s Clement and Bessie (Pittenger) Remington. Civil and consulting engineer; Haddonfield, N. J. (1920.) Children (3): 1. John Clement, 3rd, b Feb. 16, 1915. 2. Kenneth Rowe, b Sept. 1, 1917. 3. Hope, b Nov. 18, 1919; d Nov. 18, 1919. [161-121] ADELAIDE SPENCER, b Jan. 16, 1893; dau Theodore Nelson and Lillie (Kindig) Spencer [161-77]; m May 25, 1918, ROBERT DRIVER HUGHES, b Apr. 5, 1890; s Robert Driver and Mary Gibbon (Holmes) Hughes. Lawyer; 165 Delaware St., Woodbury, N. J. (1919.) One child: Helen Marie, b June 12, 1919. [161-122] ARAMINTA A. KEELER, b Sept. 27, 1883; dau Jesse H. and Mary Jane C. (Anders) Keeler [161-80]; m Apr. 7, 1906, EDWARD F. FREED, s Enos and Sally Freed. Farmer; Lansdale, R. F. D. 1, Pa. (1917.) Children (3): 1. Bertha K., b Dec. 17, 1910. 2. Henry K., b Sept. 3, 1914. 3. Alice Kathryn K., b Oct. 18, 1916; d Apr. 15, 1917. [161-123] CORA A. KEELER, b Nov. 3, 1885; dau Jesse H. and Mary Jane C. (Anders) Keeler [161-80]; m Apr. 20, 1907, WILLIAM K. YODER, b Feb. 26, 1885; s John S. and Amanda Yoder. Farmer; Hatfield, Pa. (1917.) Children (J); 1. Clarence, b Jan. 17, 1908. 2. Norman, b Nov. 12, 1909. 3. Kathryn, b Nov. 13, 1910. 4. William, b Sept. 9, 1913. [161-124] LILLIAN A. KEELER, b July 19, 1888; dau Jesse H. and Mary Jane C. (Anders) Keeler [161-80]; m Oct. 15, 1910, MELVIN L. FREED, s John H. and Sarah Freed. Farmer; Telford, R. F. D. 2, Pa. (1917.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Curtis, b Aug. 24, 1911. 2. Sarah, b Aug. 11, 1916. [161-125] ARTHUR ANDERS, b Oct. 29, 1891 ; s Jeremiah C. and Fannie D. (Fretz) Anders [161- 81]; m May 11, 1912, EDNA H. NYCE, b July 13, 1894; dau Henry P. and Elizabeth W. (Hackman) Nyce. Moving and hauling; Lansdale, Pa. (1918.) 1308 ( 'iliNEALOC.lCAL RECORD OF THE SCHWENKFELDER FAMILIES Children (4): 1. Alma, b May 27, 1913. 2. Evelyn, b Apr. 12, 1915. 3. Arthur, b Jan. 16, 1917. 4. Fannie Elizabeth, b Sept. 28, 1918. [161-126] LEROY ANDERS, b Aug. 26, 1893; s Jeremiah C. and Fannie D. (Fretz) Anders [161— 81]; m Oct. 3, 1914, MABEL Z. BOORSE, b Oct. 30, 1893; dan William K. and Sophia W. (Zepp) Boorse. Farmer; Lansdale, R. D. 1, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. William B., b Sept. 11, 1915. 2. Blanche, b Dec. 3, 1918. [161-127] MARY EDNA ANDERS, b Aug. 23, 1895; dau Jeremiah C. and Fannie D. (Fretz) An¬ ders [161-81]; m Dec. 18, 1915, HERBERT S. KNECHEL, b Dec. 10, 1892; s John and Annie (Stein- back) Knechel. Farmer; Hatfield, R. D. 2, Pa. (1918.) One child: Jeremiah C., b Sept. 18, 1917. [161-128] CLAYTON ANDERS, b May 7, 1897 ; s Jeremiah C. and Fannie D. (Fretz) Anders [161— 81] ; m Oct. 27, 1917, LIZZIE M. DETTRA, b May 25, 1898; dau Samuel E. and Dinah F. (Musselman) Dettra. Farmer; Lansdale, R. D. 1, Pa. (1918.) One child: Mildred D., b Oct. 14, 1918. [161-128.1] ALVIN F. ANDERS, b Jan. 10, 1902; s Jeremiah C. and Fannie D. (Fretz) Anders [161— SI]; m Mar. 8, 1922, LYDIA MALINDA DILLER, dau Joseph Diller. Res., Franconia, Pa. [161-130] SUSAN BOBB ANDERS, b Aug. 17, 1898; dau Horace C. and Mary R. (Bobb) Anders [161-83]; m Sept. 30, 1916, JACOB R. HALLMAN, b Nov. 16, 1895; s Milton S. and Lizzie (Reiff) Hallman. Farmer; R. F. D. 1, Collegeville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Ralph A., b Jan. 15, 1917. 2. Grace A., b Mar. 28, 1918. 3. Edgar A., b Oct. 30, 1919. [161-131] WILLIS A. MOYER, b Dec. 26, 1895; s Samuel and Sue (Anders) Moyer [161-84a]; m Sept. 26, 1917, MARY ELLEN ALDERFER, b Dec. 10, 1897; dau Alvin C. and Mary L. Alderfer. Electrician; Harleysville, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [161-132] RUTH LOVINA SAYLOR, b Oct. 11, 1896: dau George Abraham and Laura (Wean) Saylor [161-92]; m Nov. 28, 1913, JAMES R. SUTTON, b Mar. 13, 1890. Officer in the U. S. Army; West Allis, Wisconsin. (1920.) One child: Marjorie, b May 14, 1914. [161-133] GRACE SAYLOR, b Oct. 11, 1896; dau George Abraham and Laura (Wean) Saylor [161-92]; m Mar. 29, 1915, WALTER BENDER, b Nov. 2, 1889; s Louis and Ernestine (Yhanke) Bender. Moulder; Pinellas Park, Fla. (1920.) Children {2): 1. Robert Saylor, b Dec. 6, 1915. 2. Floyd Richard, b July 24, 1918. [161-134] ROY ANDERS, b Apr. 4, 1891; s Joseph B. and Lillie A. (Smith) Anders [161-94a]; m July 12, 1914, ELLA McINTYRE, b Oct. 25, 1891 ; dau Mahlon and Hester (Frey) McIntyre. Garage owner; 121 N. Hobart St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Mary, b May 7, 1916. 2. Ruth, b Sept. 6, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfeldf.r Families 1309 [161-134.1] EDITH ANDERS, b Aug. 29, 1896; dau Joseph B. and Lillie K. (Smith) Anders [161— 94a] ; m Mar. 11, 1915, HORACE R. DAVIS, b July 7, 1892 ; s Lewis M. and Laura (Reithmayer) Davis. Res., Hatfield, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Robert Linford, b Oct. 24, 1916. 2. Donald Anders, b Aug. 23, 1918. [161-135] JOHN RUSSELL ANDERS, b Jan. 3, 1895; s Franklin H. and Anna C. (Beideman) Anders [ 1 61 — 97b] ; m Dee. 9, 1916, RUTH IRENE HILL, b May 17, 1897; daw Edward Hill. Stenog¬ rapher for the P. R. R. Co.; res., 565 Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. John Russell, b May 25, 1917. 2. Anna Catharine, b Dec. 26, 1920. [161-136] LAURA ANDERS, b Oct. 23, 1884; dau George H. and Eveline S. (Schultz) Anders [161- 98]; m Oct. 15, 1913, BENJAMIN BROOKE BARRETT, b Nov. 13, 1884. Assistant manager of the Reading Screw Co.; res., 30 E. Freedley St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): 1. Benjamin Brooke, b Sept. 13, 1914. 2. Eveline Louise, b July 25, 1916. 3. Donald Anders, b Jan. 16, 1918. [161-137] STANLEY SCHULTZ ANDERS, b Oct. 12, 1886; s George H. and Eveline S. (Schultz) Anders [161-98]; m Apr. 15, 1914, ELIZABETH RAMBO, b June 4, 1887; dau Joseph D. Rambo. Bank teller, People’s National Bank, Norristown, Pa. Res., DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) ■ One child: ' Betty Rambo, b Mar. 14, 1915. [161-137.1] LEON M. ANDERS, b Dec. 5, 1895; s Elwood W. and Lydia E. (Moser) Anders [161— 100]; m MARIE ATKINSON. Res., Highland Park, Pa. (1922.) Leon M. Anders served in the World War as a Sergeant; he entered service Dec. 15, 1917 ; trained at Camp Meade, Md., and was attached to the 304th Division Supply Train, 79th Division. He served with the A. E. F. from July 14, 1918 to May 28, 1919, and participated in the following engagements: Argonne Offensive and Verdun. Sergt. Anders was honorably discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., June 5, 1919. One child: Gracienne Saville, b Feb. 3, 1922. [161-138] FLORENCE WILSON, b Dec. 23, 1892; dau Calvin H. and Sarah Jane (Anders) Wilson [161-116]; m June 23, 1915, LOUIS DARMSTADTER, b June 30, 1891; s Louis and Julia (Beck) Darmstadter. Farmer; R. F. D. 1, Conshohocken, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Jean, b Mar. 21, 1916. 2. Ruth, b Aug. 18, 1918. ' . / ' . ] ABRAHAM HEYDRICK IE 165! EVA YEAKEL MESCHTER IE 1691 and her DESCENDANTS ABRAHAM BEER (BEYER) IE 1841 and his DESCENDANTS 1312 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [165] ABRAHAM HEYDRICK [E 165], b 1719; d Oct, 16, 1767; m CATHARINE WEBER. No issue. Abraham Heydrick is buried in the Towamencin Schwenkfelder Cemetery. In the first Genealogical Record of the Schwenkf elders it is stated that Abraham Heydrick was unmarried, but court records disprove this. It seems that Abraham Heydrick died intestate and left a widow and next of kin in Germany. [ Vid . Norristown Court Records , D. B. 17: 512 — Transfer of 'property from Joseph Lukens to Andrew Krieble, May 27, 1772.] “Whereas Caspar Wistar to George Heydrick, Mar. 6, 1735, **** 106 acres 57 perches * * * * descended to brother, George Heydrick, only surviving heir * * * * Mar. 6, 1765.” George Heydrick made a will and left a dower to his widow and devised the remainder to his nephew, Abraham Heydrick. The latter died intestate and without issue; he left a widow and next of kin in Germany. The widow, Catharine, and her own brother, Jacob Weber, were appointed administrators. The widow and heirs gave a release. The widow later married Jacob Lukens. An old deed recites that Conrad Weber was the heir of Catharine Heydrick Lukens. Abraham Heydrick was the nephew of George [E 61] and Caspar Heydrick [E 51]. Tradition states that he was a tailor by trade and died from injuries received by falling from a cart. He was the son of Abraham who died before the migration. He lived on a farm now known as the “Troxel Farm” near Kulpsville, Pa. (1920.) Translation of German Deed of Hans Christopher Beer, et al, to Catharine Heydrich “ * * * * On the date hereof before us appeared Hans Christopher Beer, the only surviving son and heir of Mel¬ chior Beer, Melchior Grow, Hans Christopher Groh, Abraham Groh, David Groh, Regina Geissler, Anna Maria Fritsch, and Rosina Geissler (which three last mentioned persons at the doing of this act were assisted by their respec¬ tive Husbands and Curators). They all being the children and heirs of the late Anna Groh in her wedlock with George Groh begotten. Maria Meschter assisted by her husband Christopher Meschter, John Christopher Shubart, Susanna Renner, assisted by her Husband, Jeremiah Renner and Regina Shubart, the three only surviving children and heirs of Susanna in her wedlock with George Shubart begotten, Christopher Boerner, the only surviving son of Barbara Boerner in her wedlock with George Boerner begotten and Gotfried Boerner and Rosina Shultz assisted by her husband Hans George Shultz, the only surviving children and heirs of the late Abraham Boerner, deceased, who was the other son of the said Barbara Boerner. All the said appearers living here at Armenruli and in the Neighborhood thereof, some of them being personally well known to us the said Bailiff and Justitiarie and some of them were made known to us by persons worth of Credit and the said appearers declared that their beloved Cousin Anna Catharine Heydrich, Widow, by her letter dated at Towamensing in the county of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania the Tenth of March 1768, had informed them that her dear husband Abraham Heydrich Cousin of these appearers had on the Sixteenth of October 1767 died intestate and without issue so that since his two own brothers. Caspar Heydrich and George Heydrich, in whose company he about thirty-two years ago from Silesia emigrated into Pennsylvania had before him died there without issue. Now the goods and effects of her said Husband were by the laws of Pennsylvania to be divided between herself and the next of Kin to the deceased. And further that her said deceased husband besides these movable goods had left two plantations the one of about fifty acres in Towamensing aforesaid and the other of about one hundred acres the next adjoining District of Lower Salford and that she the aforesaid Anna Catharine Heydrich Widow had caused to be offered to them all the said Appearers the sum of eight hundred Ryks Dollars currency of Leipsic as a consideration or price to be given to them for an absolute transfer of their respective Right and Inheritance of and to the effects of her deceased Husband and more especially of the two plantations so never the less that they the said Appearers at the same time should by their respective Church Registries, and otherwise as well as conveniently could be done, prove before the Magestrates, here that they are the only and next Relations of her deceased Husband Abraham Heydrich and therefore have a Right to make and confirm such a Transfer of Property. And Whereas for the purpose aforesaid the Appearers have produced unto the Court a tree of Consanguinity an extract of the Church Registry of Harpersdorf heretofore affixed, which being Certified by the Reverend Mr. Weissig Pastor who is very well known unto us proveth to our Satisfaction That they the said Appearers are to the aforesaid Abraham Heydrich in Pennsylvania, deceased, the next of Kindred living and we have not had any sample to admit of their said Legitimation as true and consistent with Law. Done at Armenruh in Court, March 14th, 1769. (Signed) Jeremias Beer (seal) Christopher Boerner (seal) Melchior Groh (seal) Gottfried Boerner (seal) Johann Christopher Groh (seal) Johann George Sholtz (seal) Abraham Groh (seal) Rosina Sholtz (seal) David Groh (seal) Christopher Meshter (seal) Jeremias Geissler (seal) Maria Meshter (seal) Regina Geissler (seal) Jeremiah Meshter (seal) Gottfried Fritsch (seal) Susanna Renner (seal) Anna Maria Fritsch (seal) Anna Regina Shubart (seal) Gottfried Geissler (seal) John Christopher Shubart (seal) Rosina Geissler (seal)' Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 1313 Release etc. follows — deed then continues: “I the subscriber do hereby certify that agreeable to the Church Registry of this place and to the testimony of the Bailiff and Justitiarii of Armenruh confirming the same: I — the Descendants, children and heirs of Melchior Beer who was the maternal grandfather of Abraham Heydrich born here and deceased in Pennsylvania are to wit of the said Melchior Beer’s 7 son Melchior Beer who at the time of the Mission Troubles has emigrated from hence into Saxonia and there died, his only living son, Hans Christopher Beer 6 of his daughter Anna Beer who on the 26th day of December 1745 died here her children in Wedlock begotten with George Groh named 1 Melchior Grow, 2 Hans Christopher Groh, 3 Abraham Groh, 4 David Groh, 5 Regina Groli, 6 Anna Maria Groh and 7 Rosina Groh (his now living Daughter Maria Beer intermarried with Christopher Meshter), of his daughter Susanna Beer who on the 8th of November 1763 died here the children in wedlock with George Shubert be¬ gotten namely 1 John Christopher Shubert, 2 Susanna Shubert, and 3 Regina Shubert: II — Likewise that the descend¬ ants’ Children and heirs of Barbara Beers the sister of the said in Pennsylvania deceased Abraham Heydricli’s maternal grandfather are of her eldest son Abraham Boerner who on the 27th of April 1761 died here his children left 1 Gottfried Boerner and 2 Rosina Boerner and her second son yet living Christopher Boerner are the only living heirs to the in¬ heritable monies to them remitted by the widow of the said in Pennsylvania deceased Abraham Heydrich and that no other Persons or relations to him belonging are here or by common report can be. And I do further certify that since the church Registry Books were by an unlucky Are in the year 1699 destroyed no memorandum can be found concern¬ ing the Births, intermarriages with the dates thereof etc. of the paternal Grandfather and Grandmother of the aforesaid Abraham Heydrich lately deceased. Likewise that whereas at the time of the mission even the burials were troubled and not permitted to be had on the Protestant Church Yard of this place so the exact date of their deaths and the time when the Paternal line was extinguished can not now be discovered from written memorandums etc. Harpersdorf May 13, 1769 John Ephraim Weissig. The present Evangelic pastor.” [Recorded Mar. 1 4, 1769.] [Recorded Sept. 17, 1772.] [Phila. Deeds 1:12:14.] [Ntrorn May 27, 1772.] [169] EVA (YEAKEL) MESCHTER [E 169], widow, d Apr. 4, 1752; came to Pa. in 1734 with her three children. She was the widow of MELCHIOR MESCHTER, a cobbler of Berthelsdorf, who d Dec. 23, 1732, aged 56 years, buried Dec. 26 “mit einer collecte.” [ E . E. S. J .] Eva Meschter lived with her daughter, Rosina Wiegner, in Hereford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., and is buried in the Washington Schwenkfelder Cemetery. Children (J+): [169-1] 1. David [E 63], baptized Feb. 14, 1707; sponsors: George Schonwalder, Caspar Helwig, Melchior Jackel, Eva Beerin, Regina Jackel; d Mar. 31, 1785; m Ursula Anders [E 162]. [36-1] 2. Rosina [E 118], b about 1708; d Dec. 29, 1772; m Melchior Wiegner [E 37]. [69a] 3. Anna Maria [E 170], b - , d July 2, 1742; m Melchior Schultz [E 69]. 4. Infant son, d Sept. 3, 1732, aged 4 months; was buried “mit einer collecte.” [ Berthels¬ dorf Ch. Bk.] [169-1] DAVID MESCHTER [E 63], b Feb., 1707; d Mar. 31, 1785; s Melchior and Eva (Yeakel) Meschter [169]; m Mar. 2, 1736, in the presence of witnesses and elders, URSULA ANDERS [E 162], b Apr. 5, 1705; d Apr. 14, 1793; dau George and Anna (Reinwald) Anders [161], and sister of Baltzer An¬ ders [E 67]. David Meschter came to Pa. in 1734 with his mother, and he later bought land in Hereford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [ Plate C VII}. He and his wife are buried in the Washington Schwenkfelder Cemetery. No issue. In the will of David Meschter, probated in 1785, he mentions “Enkeln meiner verstorbenen •Schwester, Rosina Wiegner, |Susanna Wiegner, Magdalena Wiegner” (grandchildren of my deceased sister, Rosina Wiegner — Susanna Wiegner and Magdalena Wiegner). He also refers to the three children of Balthasar Anders — “meines verstorbenen Schwagers” (my deceased brother-in-law). [184] ABRAHAM BEER (BEYER) [E 184], b Aug. 16, 1690, in Nieder Harpersdorf, Silesia; d Oct. 30, 1754; m Nov. 27 (24), 1717, ROSINA JACKEL [E 185], b June 16, 1699; d July 30, 1770 (aged 71 yrs., 1 mo., 20 days (?), according to her tombstone); dau Hans and Maria Jackel. Abraham Beer, according to Kadelbach, fled with his wife, two sons, three daughters, one foster son, and one foster daughter. When they came to Pa. in 1736, there were three sons and three daughters. Rosina Jackel Beer was a sister of Anna Jackel Wagner [E 192], and of Maria Jackel Htibner [E 200]. Abraham and Rosina Beer (Beyer) are both buried in the Methacton Cemetery. 1314 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [7-3a] [184-1] [208] [184-2] [184-3] [184-4] Children {?'): 1. George [E 190], h Dec. 21, 1718, in Nieder Harpersdorf ; sponsors: Gottfried Mentzel, Melchior Heydriek, Anna Rosina Hauptman [Harpersdorf Ch. Bk.]. No further data obtainable. (Died prior to 1739?) 2. Anna Rosina [E 186], b Aug. 13, 1720, in Nieder Harpersdorf: sponsors: Melchior Hevdrick, Anna Rosina Hauptman, Helena Beer; d June 14, 1750; m David Schultz [E 9]. 3. Abraham [E 188], b about Feb. 6, 1722; d Mar. 6, 1796; m Barbara Hystand (Hiestand). 1. Abraham Jackel • 4. Anna Maria [E 187], b about Mar. 1, 1725; d Apr. 10, 1802; m [E 208]. 2. Peter Gerhard. Andrew [E 189], b about 1733; d Apr. 19, 1773; m Philipina Weyand. Susanna [E 191], m Dirk (Derrick) Casselberry. George, b July 13, 1739; d Sept. 19, 1744; aged 5 years, 2 months, and 6 days [ tombstone record]; buried in the Methacton Cemetery. In Dec., 1744, Hans Christopher Heebner wrote to “Hertzlich Geliebte Schwester Rosina” and gave the following deaths for that year: , “Melchior Kriebel, Senior George Mentzel Abraham Beyer’s youngest son, aged 5 years.” [S. H. L.—E. 1.10c.] It would therefore seem that the eldest son, George, had died before this youngest son, George, was born, or prior to 1739, and after 1736 — the date of their arrival in Pa. Abraham Beer (Beyer) settled in Worcester Twp., Pa. [ Plate G VII]. He was naturalized June 21, 1843, and is the only immigrant Schwenkfelder known to have gone back to Europe after the migration to Pennsylvania, for he again returned to America in 1749 from Holland and brought with him Hans Ulrich Seiler, a Swiss Redemptioner, who murdered Abraham Beyer’s daughter, Anna Rosina, wife of David Schultz [7-3a]. Abraham Beyer is buried beside his wife and several of his children in the Methacton Cemetery. Although Abraham Beyer signed his name as “Beer” to the Oath of Allegiance, he soon changed it to “Beyer.” There are more variations in the spelling of this name than that of any other Schwenk¬ felder immigrant. We find the following variations in spelling: “Beer, Baer, Bar, Bayer, Bear, Beyer, Boyer, Byer, Buyer.” As a matter of fact in one legal paper the same name was written four different ways, and we find the same man signing one form of spelling at one time and another form at other times. In 1765 Heintze wrote, “Die alte Melchior Heydrichin grusst ihres Bruders Abraham Beyers Kinder und die Mutter.” [ 1813 ; d May 4, 1886; m [184-142] 4. Susanna, b Mar. 12, 1815. [184-143] 5. Mary, b June 23, 1817. [184-144] 6. Philip B., b June 2, 1821. [184-145] 7. Levi, b Mar. 25, 1825. [184-146] 8. John S., b Sept. 18, 1827. [184-147] 9. Ann B., b Dec. 9, 1831. 1. Mary Shrawder. 2. Ann Forges. Peter Custer, father of Harman, came from Switzerland to Pa. and settled in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. The son, Harman, became a weaver in early life, but later turned to farming and at his death owned the farm where Custer Station is now located on the Stony Creek R. R. For most of the data of Catharine Beyer Custer and her descendants, the Editor is indebted to “Biographical Annals of Montgomery County,” Vol. II, pp. 370-1. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1327 On Mar. 3, 1827, Harman Custer of Plymouth and wife, Catharine, deeded 2 acres and 21 perches to Matthias Brumback of Lower Providence, Pa. In 1824 they deeded 18 acres to J. Metz. [D. B. 4248a.} [184-36] HENRY BEYER, b June 7, 1792; d Feb. 29, 1864; s Abraham and Catharine (Rickerd) Beyer [184-10]; m MARGARET TANEY, b May 12, 1795; d Mar. 10, 1877. Lived on farm in Worces¬ ter Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., where Isaiah S. Anders now resides (1922). Mr. and Mrs. Beyer are buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery of Lower Providence, Pa. Henry Beyer was a colonel of militia. Tradition states that he planted a grove of locust trees in order that forests might grow from which fence posts could be made, as he thought locust trees made the best posts. He was elected to the House of Representatives at Harrisburg, Pa. [Mrs. J. Monroe Beyer.] Children (J); [184-148] 1. Emanuel, m - [184-149] 2. Mary, m Henry Nungesser. [184-150] 3. Barbara Ann, b July 15, 1822; d Mar. 10, 1888; m Matthias Schmuck. [184-151] 4. Matilda, m Joseph Cambel (Campbell). Some of the above data was obtained from the will of Henry Beyer of Worcester Twp., Pa., probated Mar. 28, 1864, which mentions the following: “My dear wife Margaret; my son Emanuel Beyer [who was the executor]; my daughter Mary, wife of Henry Nungesser; my grandson Hillary Beyer; my three children: Barbara Ann, who married Matthias Schmuck; Emanuel; and Matilda, who married Joseph Cambel.” In 1864 Emanuel Beyer was of Kent Co., Md. ; Barbara Schmuck was of Worcester, Pa. ; and Matil¬ da Campbell was of Lower Providence, Pa. [184-37] ABRAHAM R. BEYER, b Nov. 26, 1796; d June 30, 1851; s Abraham and Catharine (Rickerd) Beyer [184-10]; m by Rev. George Wack, July 13, 1817, to ABIGAIL STONG. [Perk. Reg., Vol. II, p 88]. Lived in Lower Providence, Pa. Children (9): [184-152] 1. Philip, b Apr. 7, 1818; d Oct. 18, 1875; m Mary — [184-153] 2. Catharine, m D - Fry. [184-154] 3. Barton. [184-155] 4. Harriet, m George S. Mowrey. [184-156] 5. Abraham, a minor under 14 years of age in 1851. [184-157] 6. Amanda, a minor under 14 years of age in 1851. 7. Israel buried in Wentz’s Church Cemetery, Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. 8. Mary 9. Elizabeth [ Unable to complete or verify.} Abraham Beyer of Lower Providence, Pa., died intestate June 30, 1851, leaving widow, Abigail, and six children: Philip; Catharine, wife of D. Fry; Barton; Harriet; Abraham, and Amanda, minors under 14 years of age. John Schrack was guardian for the latter two children; the widow, Abigail, and son Philip were administrators. On Apr. 15, 1856, a Harriet Beyer married William Mooney of Bridgeport, Pa. [184-38] MARY BEYER, b Mar. 16, 1798; d Apr. 19, 1842; dau Abraham and Catharine (Rickerd) Beyer [184-10]; m JOHN BAUGHMAN, b June 25, 1791; d Feb. 8, 1857. They are said to have had 11 children, three of whom died in 1879. A son, Robert, d Mar. 14, 1831, aged 7 yrs., 12 da. [Above dates from to?nbstones in Methacton Cem .] [184-39] CATHARINE BEYER, b Sept. 14, 1783; d Mar. 10, 1852; dau Jacob and Rachel (Metz) Beyer [184-11]; m JACOB BEAN, b Aug. 6, 1776; d Aug. 5, 1856. Children (6): [184-158] 1. Rachel, b Dec. 1, 1804; d Mar. 20, 1859; m Abraham Rosenberger. 2. Joshua, b Nov. 10, 1807; d July 15, 1848. [184-159] 3. Catharine B., b Dec. 23, 1810; d May 6, 1861; m Jacob Boorse. 1328 ( iENEALOGICAL RECORD OF THE SCHVVENKF'ELDER FAMILIES 4. Jacob, b Nov. 3, 1813; d Sept. 13, 1840. [184-160] 5. Isaac B., b July 11, 1817; d Dec. 19, 1888; to Sarah Van Fossen. [184-161] 6. Samuel B., b Jan., 1822; d July 15, 1905; to Julia A. Brunner. [184-40a] ANDREW BEYER, b July 24, 1785; d Aug. 31, 1846; s Jacob and Rachel (Metz) Beyer [184-11]; to CATHARINE BEAN, b Sept. 14, 1783; d July 20, 1814. Children (2): [184-162] 1. Benjamin, b Dec. 19, 1807; d Feb. 25, 1893; m Hannah Cassel. [184-163] 2. Samuel B., b Apr. 18, 1810; d Aug. 19, 1908; m Harriet Gouldy. [184-40b] ANDREW BEYER, same as above, to 2nd time, CATHARINE CLEMENCE, b 1794; d Mar. 30, 1864. Children (8): [184-164] 1. Anna, b Oct. 6, 1816; d Jan. 23, 1902; to George R. Detweiler. [184-165] 2. Henry C., b Aug. 20, 1818; d Mar. 24, 1881; to Sophia Hartel. S1IM2S;1, 1 3. Jacob C„ b Apr. 7, 1822; d Oct. 24, 1897; m ( »• Margaret Ann McCarter. [184-166b] J [ 2. Susan Landis. [184-167] 4. Joseph C., b July 22, 1824; d Jan. 15, 1900; to Mary Ann Y. Kugler. [184-168] 5. William C., b June 18, 1827; d, Jan. 22, 1890; to Catharine Kugler. 6. Margaret, b Oct. 24, 1829; d June 16, 1852. 7. Catharine, b Mar. 5, 1832; d 1834. [184-169] 8. David C., b Mar. 25, 1834; d Aug. 14, 1862; to Elizabeth Swartz. [184-41] CHRISTIANNA BEYER, b Oct. 20, 1787; d Feb. 27, 1880; dau Jacob and Rachel (Metz) Beyer [184-11]; rn MICHAEL VAN FOSSEN, b Dec. 12, 1785; d Jan. 30, 1865. [184-170a] [184-170b] [184-171] [184-172] [184-173] Children (J): 1. Joseph, b June 14, 1810; d May 11, 1900; to [ Rekecca M.etz. [ a, biiciriiiG uenner 2. Charlotte, b Dec. 22, 1815; d Oct. 30, 1881; m Amos Shutt. 3. Jacob, b Sept. 3, 1819; d Jan. 30, 1895; to Fayetta Groff. 4. Eli, b Aug. 30, 1828; d Apr. 23, 1895; to Elizabeth Hallman. [184-42] JOSEPH BEYER, b Nov. 17, 1789; d May 10, 1818; s Jacob and Rachel (Metz) Beyer [184-11]; to HANNAH BEAN, b Aug. 13, 1787; d Jan. 20, 1850. Children (3): 1. Jacob B., b Jan. 17, 1813; d Sept. 11, 1892; to Elizabeth Cassel. 2. William, b July 29, 1814; d June 8, 1899; to Elizabeth Cassel. [184-174] [184-175] [184-176a] [184-176b] \ 3. Joseph, b Apr. 17, 1817; d Jan. 14, 1867; to 1. Lydia Rittenhouse. 2. Mary Rittenhouse. [184-43] MARGARET BEYER, b Apr. 13, 1794; d Nov. 6, 1867; dau Jacob and Rachel (Metz) Beyer [184-11]; to Feb., 1813, SAMUEL KLINE, b Dec. 20, 1788; d Oct. 10, 1867. Children (2): [184-177] 1. Rachel, b July 13, 1815; d 1892; to Jacob Cassel. 2. Samuel, b May 29, 1820. [Wo further data obtainable.] [184-44] RACHEL BEYER, b Feb. 12, 1796; d Jan. 10, 1885; dau Jacob and Rachel (Metz) Beyer [184-11]; to Sept. 10, 1820, by Rev. George Wack to DANIEL RITTENHOUSE, b Nov. 17, 1798; d Dec. 21, 1876. Daniel Rittenhouse was a farmer in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Children ( 3 ): [184-177.1] 1. Catharine, b Nov. 9, 1821; d July 13, 1906; to William Gotwals. [184-178] 2. Aaron B., b Nov. 19, 1823; d Feb. 18, 1870; to Mary - 3. Silas, b Aug. 15, 1826; m - ; lived in Kansas. [ Unable to locate descendants of above family .] Genealogical Record of the Schwen kfelder Families 1329 [184-45a] JACOB BEYER, b Apr. 19, 1798; d Sept. 23, 1886; s Jacob and Rachel (Metz) Beyer [ 184-11]; m Jan. 13, 1822, MAGDALENA BOORSE, b Oct. 15, 1799; d Mar. 30, 1848. Children (13): [184-179] [184-180] [184-181] [184-1 82a] [184-1 82b] [184-183] [184-184] [184-185] [184-186] [184-187] 1. Samuel, b Feb. 13, 1823; d Mar. 29, 1867; m Hannah Brunner. 2. John, b Apr. 8, 1824; d Feb. 22, 1898; m Sarah Schwenk. 3. Jesse, b Sept. 13, 1825; m Hannah Dettra. J 4. Adam, b Aug. 24, 1827; d Nov. 18, 1910; m 1. Mary Brunner. 2. Elizabeth Hendricks. 5. Elizabeth, b Oct. 31, 1828; m David Kook. 6. Daniel, b June 27, 1830; d Dec. 26, 1883; m Catharine Oberholzer. 7. Albert, b Jan. 8, 1832; d Jan. 5, 1851. 8. Jacob B., b June 21, 1834; d July 8, 1910; m Cordelia Haas. 9. Benjamin, b Mar. 4, 1836; d Apr. 23, 1849. 10. James, b Oct. 29, 1838; d May 8, 1906; m Mary Elizabeth Dettra. 11. Franklin, b June 28, 1840; d Apr. 16, 1852. 12. Charles, b Apr. 30, 1842; d Jan. 19, 1848. 13. Sarah, b Apr. 13, 1844; d Sept. 14, 1914; m James U. Bean. [184-45b] JACOB BEYER, same as above, m 2nd time, 1S55, ELIZABETH OBERHOLTZER. No issue. [184-46] MARY BEYER, b July 4, 1800; d Feb. 7, 1885; dau Jacob and Rachel (Metz) Beyer [184-11]; m Sept. 11, 1821, JOSEPH METZ, b Aug. 18, 1800; d Jan. 10, 1860. Lived in Norriton Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Children (5): [184-188] 1. John B., b Oct. 22, 1822; m - - [184-189] 2. Jacob B., b Sept. 8, 1826; d Apr. 21, 1896; m Sarah Umstead. [184-190] 3. Elizabeth B., b June 3, 1829; d Oct. 1, 1905; m Moses Halteman. 4. Joseph, b June 7, 1833; d June 10, 1833. [184-191] 5. Mary, b Aug. 17, 1838; d Dec. 7, 1911; m Nathaniel Underkuffler. [184-47] JOHN BEYER, b Oct. 17, 1802; d July 24, 1832; s Jacob and Rachel (Metz) Beyer [184- 1 1] ; m Dec. 11, 1823, LYDIA FRICK, d Sept. 11, 1856. John Beyer is said to have died from a fall at a mill. Children (J): [184-192] 1. Henry F., b 1824; m Hannah Schlotterer. [184-193] 2. Elias, b Aug. 22, 1826; d May 7, 1910; m Juliana Moser. 3. Aaron, b Oct. 10, 1828; d Jan. 31, 1844. 4. Ann, b Jan. 18, 1831 ; d July 25, 1846. [184-48] ELIZABETH BEYER, b Jan. 5, 1806; d Sept. 22, 1887; dau -Jacob and Rachel (Metz) Beyer [184-11]; m Jan. 6, 1828, JOHN METZ, b June 26, 1803; d Nov. 2, 1899; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Byer) Metz. Children (J): 1. Catharine, b Aug. 29, 1829; Presbyterian Ladies’ Home, Norristown, Pa. (1918.) 2. Samuel, b Mar. 23, 1832; d Feb. 26, 1847. 3. Eli, b Dec. 9, 1839; d July 18, 1856. 4. Elizabeth, b Apr. 20, 1844; d July 6, 1907. [184-49] HENRY BEYER, b Nov. 21, 1786; d Jan. 21, 1851; s Daniel and Rebecca (Woodward) Beyer [184—12] ; m Apr. 3, 1817, DOROTHY McELWAINE, b Feb. 25, 1796; d June 1, 1839. Farmer and blacksmith; lived in Coleraine Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. Children (6) : 1. Mary, b Nov. 1, 1818; d Apr. 12, 1843. [184 196] 2. Rebecca, b Nov. 3, 1820; d Dec. 29, 1898; m John Wesley Emery. [184-194] 3. Daniel, 6 May 2, 1823; d Sept. 3, 1875; m Anna Eliza Keylor. 1330 Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families [184-195] 4. Andrew, b Apr. 12, 1827; m Margaret Heidelbaugh. 5. Dorothy Ann, b Dec. 28, 1831; d Dec. 26, 1834. 6. James, b Apr. 19, 1837; d Apr. 9, 1843. [184-50] ANDREW BEYER, b Dec. 31, 1789; s Daniel and Rebecca (Woodward) Beyer [184-12]; m JANE HARRIS. Children (3): [184 197] 1. Mary Ann, b Jan. 17, 1831; d Feb. 21, 1893; m Alexander White. Two other children; left no descendants. [A. B. 187. Unable to complete or verify.] [184-51] REBECCA BEYER, b July 19, 1796; d Feb. 5, 1833; dau Daniel and Rebecca (Woodward) Beyer [184-12]; m JOHN McELWAIN, s Patrick and Mary (Campbell) or Catharine (Snodgrass) McElwain. Children (J): [184-198] 1. Daniel B., b Jan. 14, 1819; d Feb., 1892; m Harriet Ecklin. [184-199] 2. William, b Apr. 2, 1821; d Nov. 14, 1895; m Mary Beyer. [184-200] 3. John S., b Jan. 30, 1828; d May 20, 1905; m Rebecca Webb. [184-201] 4. Robert B., b Apr. 10, 1830; d Aug. 31, 1895; m Annie Marie Harrie. John McElwain married 2nd time, Eliza Kerr. [184-52] DANIEL BEYER, JR., b Mar. 9, 1799; s Daniel and Rebecca (Woodward) Beyer [184-12] ; m CATHARINE BAKER. Stone mason. [184-203] [184-204] Children ( 3 ): 1. Benjamin B., b Dec. 26, 1819; d Apr. 8, 1887; m Mary Smith. 2. Elizabeth, m John Hetherington. 3. Isaac, dec. [ Unable to complete.] [184-53] ROBERT BEYER, b Feb. 24, 1801; d Aug. 2, 1852; s Daniel and Rebecca (Woodward) Beyer [184-12]; m MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON, b 1803; d Feb. 26, 1873; dau Mark and Elizabeth Johnson. Fuller. Children ( 6 ): [184-205] 1. Susanna, b Jan. 21, 1835; d Dec. 18, 1907; m Dr. Joseph B. Carliart. [184-206] 2. Henry, b Mar. 10, 1836; d Dec. 26, 1871; m Mary E. Hastings. [184-207] 3. Ann Elizabeth, b Dec. 6, 1838; m Matthew Dunlap. [184-208] 4. Rebecca, b July 10, 1840; d Aug. 17, 1887; m Matthew D. Williams. 5. John, b Dec. 12, 1842; d Jan. 19, 1865; prisoner in Civil War; starved to death in Prison at Salisbury, N. C. [184-209] 6. Sarah, b July 28, 1843; d Dec. 22, 1916; m William Jack. [184-54] DAVID BEYER, b Dec. 26, 1803; d 1865; s Daniel and Rebecca (Woodward) Beyer [184-12] ; jn MARY McELWAIN. Children (J): [184-210] 1. Rebecca, b Feb. 17, 1827; d. 1910; m Milton Keylor. [184-199] 2. Mary, b Apr. 5, 1832; d Nov. 5, 1890; m William McElwain. [184-21 1] 3. Josiah, b Apr. 15, 1830; d Aug. 6, 1909; m Hannah Heidelbaugh. 4. David, d young. [184 55] THOMAS BEYER, b July 6, 1806; d July 6, 1888; s Daniel and Rebecca (Woodward) Beyer [184-12] ; m Mar. 23, 1843, MARY ANN McCLENATHAN, b Nov. 12, 1825; d Nov. 18, 1905; dau Thomas and Letitia (Forrest) McClenathan. Farmer; lived in Coleraine Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. Children (5): [184-213] 1. Rebecca, b Feb. 17, 1844; m Robert Clark Morrison. [184-214] 2. Letitia Jane, b Mar. 6, 1846; d Jan. 24, 1920; m Albert B, Worth. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1331 3. Mary A., b Oct. 26, 1848; unm; Christiana, Pa. [184-215] 4. William Forrest, b Oct. 11, 1853; d Jan. 30, 1918; m Ila Warfel. 5. Winfield S., b Oct. 22, 1861; unm; Christiana, Pa. [184-58] ELIZABETH BEYER, b July 1, 1797; d Jan. 10, 1865; dau Andrew and Elizabeth (Kill])) Beyer [184-13]; m 1817, WILLIAM BUCHANAN, b Apr. 1, 1797 ; d Aug. 9, 1878; s Samuel and Sarah (Piersol) Buchanan. Lived at Honey Brook, Pa. Children (9): 1. Samuel, b Aug. 21, 1818; d 1865; m Harriet Morgan. 2. Anna, d in infancy. 3. Andrew, b Sept. 29, 1821; d Aug. 14, 1890; m Hannah Piersol. 4. Rebecca, b June 2, 1824; d 1909; m Joseph C. Davis. 5. Sarah, b July 11, 1826; d Jan. 27, 1901; m G. M. Wagoner. 6. Elizabeth, b May 10, 1828; d 1914; m G. B. Flunerfelt. 7. William, b Sept. 6, 1830; d 1882; m Sophia Edwards. 8. James, b May 10, 1833; d 1898; m Rachel Supplee. 9. J. Wesley, b June 17, 1837; d Mar., 1843. [184-60] ANNE BOYER, b 1807; d 1894; dau Andrew and Elizabeth (Kulp) Beyer [184-13] ; rn JOHN WRIGHT, b 1807 ; d 1851 ; s Benjamin and Mary (Cherington) Wright. Shoemaker; Waynes- burg, Pa. Children (8): [184-223] 1. Lewis 0., b June, 1829; d 1907; m Jane Todd. [184-224] 2. Mary, b Sept., 1831; d 1918; m George Griffith. [184-225] 3. Elizabeth, b Mar., 1833; d 1870; m James Bones. 4. John Benson, b 1835; d 1840. [184-226] 5. Sarah Boyer, b Oct. 25, 1839; m George Laurence. [184-227] 6. Harriet M., b May, 1842; d 1904; m Robert Wright. 7. Elmira B., b 1845; d 1852. [184-228] 8. Enos R. W., b July; 1850; d 1920; m Elizabeth Henry. [184-216] [184-217] [184-218] [184-219] [184-220] [184-221] [184-222] [184-61] SAMUEL BOYER, b about 1801 in Whitemarsh Twp., Pa.; s Andrew and Elizabeth (Kulp) Beyer [184-13]; m - . Went to Honey Brook, Pa., with his parents about 1802. [A. B. 188.} Children (7): [184-229] [184-230] [184-231] [184-232] [184-233] [184-233.1] [184-233.2] 1. Peter, b 1839; m Sarah Hoffman. 2. Andrew, m - ; has children; Erie, Pa. 3. Lewis, m - ; Tyrone, Pa. 4. Mary, m Benjamin Grube. 5. Maggie, m - Story. 6. Harriet, m - Graham. 7. Sabina, m - Platt. [ Unable to locate or verify.] [184-63] ANDREW BOYER, b Feb. 24, 1810; d July 30, 1862; s Andrew and Elizabeth (Kulp) Beyer [184-13]: m Sept. 26, 1834, SARAH A. PENNOCK, b Dec. 19, 1809; d Sept. 1, 1868; dau Pusey and Mary (Leonard) Pennock. Lived at Honeybrook, Pa. Children (8): [184-234] 1. Nelson P., b Aug. 23, 1835; d Dec. 14, 1907; m Harriet C. Vance. [184-235] 2. Samuel, b Feb. 18, 1843; d Oct. 3, 1919; m Anna B. Temple. [184-236] 3. Annie, b Feb. 2, 1840; d July 19, 1920; m Samuel W. Smith. [184-237] 4. Mary, b Oct. 21, 1838; d July 6, 1920; m James Hughes. [184-238] 5. Hannah, b Mar. 22, 1845; m David Y. Faddis. 6. Elvina, b July 31, 1846; d Mar. 4, 1895. [184-239] 7. Sarah, b Aug. 13, 1851; in George James Faddis. [184-240] 8. Elizabeth, b Feb. 14, 1837; m Robert A. Young. Two of above sons served in the Civil War. [ Data furnished by Mrs. George .1 . Faddis .] 1332 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-65] ISAAC S. CASSELBERRY, s Paul Casselberry [184-15]; to JANE - . Lived in Mississippi Co., Ark., in 1850. [From Census Report of 1850.] Children ( 5 ): 1. Martin; 2. Mary A.; 3. Paul; 4. Samuel; 5. Missouri. [ Unable to locate or verify.] [184-66] HANNAH CASSELBERRY, dau Paul Casselberry [184-15]; m — - — CARSON. One child: [184-241] John. [ From Census Reports 1850, of Jackson Twp., Posey Co., Ind. Unable to verify.] [184-67] ELIZABETH CASSELBERRY, dau Paul Casselberry [184-15]; rn SAMUEL DIXON. Children ( 6 ): [184-242] 1. Hannah. [184-243] 2. Rachel. [184-244] 3. Samuel C. [184-245] 4. Ida. [184-246] 5. Isaac. [184-247] 6. Thomas. [From Census Reports of Jackson Twp., Posey Co., Ind., 1850.] [Unable to verify.] [184-68] MARY CASSELBERRY, d prior to 1849; dau Paul Casselberry [184-15]; m JOHN CASSELBERRY. Lived in Posey Co., Ind. [Census Report, 1850.] Children (2): [184-248] 1. Hannah, m Willis Williams. 2. Another child. (Data from will of Mary Casselberry, daughter of Susanna Beyer Casselberry [ISJ-J].) [ U noble to trace any descendants.] [184-69] THOMAS CASSELBERRY, s Paul Casselberry [184-15]; m FRANCES — - — One child: Elvira. [From Census Reports of Point Twp., Posey Co., Ind., 1880.] [ Unable to verify.] [184-70] MARY CASSELBERRY, b Nov. 14, 1801; d Oct. 18, 1890; dau Andrew Casselberry [184-16]; to ARNOLD SAYLOR, b Sept. 1, 1792; d Feb. 8, 1856. Children (J): 1. Susanna, b Oct. 26, 1833; d Jan. 4, 1887; unm. 2. Angeline, b May 14, 1837; d 1903; unm. 3. Sarah Catharine, b June 18, 1841; dec; unm. 4. Isabella, b Nov. 9, 1843; d 1900; unm. [Dates from Episcopal Cem., Evansburg, Pa.] In April, 1849, a petition was filed in the Orphans’ Court for Guardian by Angeline, Sarah Cath¬ arine, and Isabella Saylor, by their father and next friend, Arnold Saylor. They were entitled to a small legacy from their Aunt Mary Casselberry. [ O . C. 16:257 — Norristown, Pa ] A paper enclosed with the petition states that Nathan Davis made settlement with them as follows: Sarah Catharine Saylor, June 18, 1862; Isabella Saylor, Nov. 9, 1864; Angeline Saylor, May 14, 1858; which indicates the dates when they became of age. [184-71] DERRICK CASSELBERRY, b Dec. 17, 1802; d Dec. 13, 1877; s Andrew Casselberry [184-16]; to CATHARINE HEISER, /> Nov. 9, 1809; d Dec. 20, 1887. Children (8): [184 251] 1. Sarah Ann, b Mar. 7, 1832; d Aug. 3, 1878; to Thomas J. Davis. 2. Elizabeth, b Apr. 3, 1834; d Nov. 12, 1834. [184-252] 3. Andrew, b July 18, 1836; d Dec. 5, 1858 (2 weeks after his marriage) ; m Plate 129 Jemima Wilkinson The “Universal Friend.” (See [192-4].) Plate 130 The Jemima Wilkinson Home in Penn Yan, N. Y. Jemima Wilkinson, in the oval. (See [192-4].) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1333 [184-253] 4. Derrick, b Dec. 17, 1838; d Mar. 5, 1903; m Hattie Kulp. 5. Samuel H., b Aug. 31, 1841; no issue. [184-254] 6. Edward H., b Sept. 9, 1843; d Jan. 30, 1868; m Emma Moyer. [184-255] 7. Theophilus, b Apr. 8, 1846; m - ; 928 South 23rd St., Phila., Pa.; one dau living. 8. John W., b Feb. 12, 1852; d Jan. 24, 1857. [Dates from tombstones in Presbyterian Cemetery, Lower Providence, Pa.] The will of Derrick (Dirk) Casselberry, Lower Providence Twp., was probated, Dec. 24, 1877. He speaks of “my beloved wife, Catherine Casselberry,” and gives her all his property which was to be sold after her death and the proceeds were then to be divided amongst the children. He appointed as executor, “my son, Dirk Casselberry.” The first and final account of this estate was filed May 5, 1888; balance due the estate was $1334.88. [Wills 14:711', Number 862; Norristown, Pa.] [184-73] ARNOLD CASSELBERRY, b Apr. 29, 1807; s Andrew Casselberry [184-16]; m MARGARET WOOD. Children (J): 1. Susan; 2. Elizabeth; 3. Andrew; 4. John. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [184-74] JOHN CASSELBERRY, b Oct. 22, 1810; s Andrew Casselberry [184-16]; m SARAH SNELL. Children (7): [184-256a] [184-256b] [184-257] [184-258] [184-259] [184-260] [184-261] 1. Mary, unm. 2. John S., m twice. 3. Albanus, m - ; has two daughters. 4. Arnold, m - ; in the west. 5. William T., m - ; wife dec; Bridgeport, Pa. 6. Sarah, m - Nuss; Norristown, Pa. 7. Hettie, m - Heyser; Trooper, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [184-77] ELIZABETH BOYER, b Aug., 1856; dau Jacob and Catharine (Bucher) Boyer [184-18]; m Apr. 19, 1881, JACOB MAGILL, b Oct., 1838; d Sept., 1908; s Charles and Elizabeth (Grubb) Magill. Farmer; resided at Grafton, Pa. Children (2): [184-262] 1. Katie, b Sept., 1881; m John Waite. 2. George, b Nov. 26, 1883; Grafton, Pa. [184-78] HENRY BOYER, .s Jacob and Catharine (Bucher) Boyer [184-18]; m CATHARINE RICHARDSON, dau Harrison R. Richardson, one of the Associate Judges of Huntingdon Co., Pa. Lived at Grafton, Pa. (1909) [A. B. 184- ] Children (2): 1. Ida; 2. Charles. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [184-79] NANCY BOYER, b Sept- 24, 1814; d Oct. 26, 1851; dau Abraham and Mary (Hively) Boyer [184-19]; m Jan. 17, 1839, JOHN AVISLER, b May 2, 1807; d May 4, 1858. Children ( 5 ): [184-263] 1. Abraham, b Nov. 3, 1839; m Anna Coler. [184-264] 2. Nicodemus, b June 1, 1841; m Sophia Coler. [184-265] 3. Cornelius, b Dec. 19, 1845; m Cynthia Lower. [184-266] 4. Jonathan, m Louisa Heckman. [184-267] 5. Zacheus, b Sept. 6, 1848; d Mar. 4, 1881; m Elizabeth Augustine. [184-80] HENRY B. BOYER, b May 3, 1816; d June 26, 1897; s Abraham and Mary (Hively) Boyer [184—19] ; m BARBARA GOOD, b 1816; d 1889. Henry B. Boyer was born in Mahoning Co., Ohio, and is buried in Midway Cem. Farmer. [-4. B. 188.] 1334 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-268] [184-269a] [184-269b] Children ( 2 ): 1. Hannah, b 1841; m Henry Kohler. 2. Christian, b Apr. 19, 1846; m j 1. Martha Glenn. 1 2. Mary Bassinger. [184-81] ELIZABETH BOYER, b May 9, 1819; d July 27, 1871; dau Abraham and Mary (Hively) Boyer [184—19] ; m Sept. 24, 1846, JOHN HOUTZ, b Sept. 13, 1801; d Jan. 20, 1881. Farmer; lived at Helena, Ohio. Children ( 5 ): [184-270a] [184-2 7 Ob] [184-271] [184-272] [184-274] [184-275] 1. Cornelius, b Jan. 15, 1848; d Feb. 15, 1903; m< i 1. Mary Ann Benton, dec. i 2. Millie B. Warriner, Helena, Ohio. 2. Zacharias, b Mar. 14, 1850; m Mary Jane Plantz. 3. Elizabeth, b July 26, 1852; d June 16, 1891; m George K. Tyson. 4. John, b Oct. 7, 1855; d Apr. 23, 1913; m Mary A. Baird. 5. Sarah, b Nov. 20, 1856; m Levi Tyson. [184-82] ABRAHAM BOYER, b Dec. 19, 1822; d Dec. 30, 1876; s Abraham and Mary (Hively) Boyer [184-19]; m Feb. 25, 1844, ELIZABETH KEYSER, b Mar. 26, 1823; d Aug., 1881. Both buried in Mennonite Cem., West Millgrove, Wood Co., Ohio. [A. B. 188.] Carpenter; Middlebury, Ind. [184-276] [184-277a] [184-277b] [184-278] [184-279] [184-280] [184-281] [184-282] Children (7): 1. Rebecca, b Oct. 19, 1846; d May 6, 1914; m Jacob B. Culp. 2. Abraham K., b May 8, 1854; d 1918; m \ X‘ A; 7/son- J 12. Sister of Mary (Tyson) Boyer. 3. David K., b May 31, 1857; m Susanna Tyson. 4. Samuel K., b Sept. 17, 1859; d 1900; m Eliza Stauffer. 5. Mary; m Samuel Pletcher. 6. Elizabeth, b Mar. 14, 1862; d Mar. 14, 1896; m George J. Tyson. 7. Lydia, b Apr. 5, 1864; m, Samuel J. Troup. [184-84] MARGARET STINSON, b Oct. 27, 1827 ; d Aug. 5, 1902 ; dau Samuel and Barbara (Boyer) Stinson [184-23]; m Dec. 13, 1852, SAMUEL REED, b May 17, 1831; d Jan. 25, 1901; s Henry and Sarah (Shoup) Reed. Children (8): [184-283a] [184-283b] [184-284] [184-285] [184-286] 1. Emanuel, b Jan. 31, 1854; d Nov. 3, 1872. 2. Mary C., b May 29, 1856; d July 22, 1913; m | 1. George Morningstar. 1 2. J. O. Wright. 3. William O., b Nov. 26, 1858; m Viola Green. 4. James O., b Feb. 2, 1861; m Minnie Eleanor Putt. 5. Theodore, b Aug. 15, 1863; m Alice Virginia Hawn. 6. Edwin, b Feb. 26, 1866; d June 11, 1866. 7. Sarah Jane, b Apr. 9, 1867; d Dec. 9, 1872. 8. Harry, b Aug. 16, 1870;' d Dec. 10, 1909. [184-85] CATHARINE STINSON, b Mar. 30, 1830; d Feb. 28, 1910; dau Samuel and Barbara (Boyer) Stinson [184-23]; m Sept. 16, 1861, JOHN PALMER, b Aug. 15, 1828; d Jan. 28, 1900; s John and Ann Palmer. Children (8): [184-287] 1. Harriet J., b July 29, 1862; m Charles H. Reed. [184-288] 2. Lillian B., b July 21, 1865; m Samuel E. Hess. [184-289] 3. John W., b May 23, 1869; m Elizabeth I. Reed. [184-87] WILLIAM STINSON, b Oct. 25, 1839; s Samuel and Barbara (Boyer) Stinson [184-23]; m Nov. 8, 1868, MRS. CATHARINE (HAMILTON) HORTON, b Sept. 20, 1825; d Apr. 16, 1910; daw James and Margret (Foster) Hamilton, and widow of George Horton. General manager; Dudley, Pa. No issue. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1335 [184-88] ELIZABETH STINSON, b Nov. 19, 1843; dau Samuel and Barbara (Boyer) Stinson [184-23]; m Jan. 2, 1868, EPHRAIM MEARS, b July 7, 183*5; d Feb. 27, 1882; s Alexander and Mary (Yetter) Mears. Carpenter; widow resides at Dudley, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [184-289.1] 1. Wellington C., b Oct. 1, 1868; m Annie M. Donelson; Saxton, Pa. [184-289.2] 2. Anna M., b May 30, 1872; m William P. Bradley. [184-289.3] 3. Emma J., b Aug. 13, 1877; m Thomas B. McCue; 1516 Berrykill St., Harrisburg, Pa. [184-289.4] 4. Alice B., b Mar. 11, 1880; d Sept. 11, 1918; m Harvey Bradley. [184-89] JACOB SUMMERS, b Feb. 2, 1822; d Feb. 13, 1894; s Henry and Sarah (Boyer) Summers [184-24]; m Apr. 2, 1863, ELIZABETH ENYEART, b Oct. 26, 1841; dau Thomas and - (Glasgow) Enyeart. Farmer; widow’s res., James Creek, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Martha, b Jan. 11, 1864; d May 24, 1865. [184-289.5] 2. Mary, b Aug. 3, 1865; m George B. Hoover. 3. Martin Luther, b Nov. 16, 1866; d Oct. 18, 1911. 4. Margaret Ellen, b May 15, 1868; d Dec. 10, 1887. [1S4-289.6] 5. William Bruce, b Jan. 28, 1877; m Jennie H. Fouse; James Creek, Pa. [184-91] BARBARA SUMMERS, b Feb. 6, 1825; d Feb. 8, 1864; dau Henry and Sarah (Boyer) Summers [184-24]; m CLIRISTIAN FOUSE, b Feb. 27, 1825; d July 18, 1882; s Theobald and Nancy (Shontz) Fouse. They had eleven children. [ B . F., p J00.] [184-96] MARGARET ANN SUMMERS, b Apr. 15, 1827; d Dec., 1906; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Boyer) Summers [184-25]; m DAVID FOUSE, b Apr. 1, 1830; d Jan. 20, 1853; s Adam and Susanna (Garner) Fouse. Lived on a farm near James Creek, Pa., and had six children. [ B . F., p 402.} [184-102] ISAAC BOYER, b Feb. 10, 1830; d May 16, 1863; s John and Margaret (Shonts) Boyer [184-26]; m EMMA McCLEAN. Isaac Boyer was born in Huntingdon Co., Pa.; was killed in the Siege of Vicksburg, and was buried on the battlefield. [A. B. 189.} One child: Cuyler; East St. Louis, Mo. (1909.) [ Further data unobtainable.} [184-103] DAVID BOYER, b Nov. 13, 1831; d May 23, 1913; s John and Margaret (Shonts) Boyer [184-26] ; m Oct. 25, 1855, HARRIET SCHAEFFER, b Apr. 8, 1 836 ; d 1916 ; dau John and Mary Schaeffer. Farmer; Burlington Junction, Mo. Children (12): [184-289.7] 1. [184-289.8] 2. [184-289.9] 3. [184-289.10] 4. [184-290] 5. [184-291] 6. [184-292] 7. [184-293] 8. [184-294] 9. [184-295a] 1 10 [184-2 9 5b] J [184-296] 11. [184-297] 12. Ida Alice, b Oct. 4, 1856; m Seth H. Peters. Herman Henry, b Aug. 15, 1858; m Mattie Johnson. Mary Margaret, b Oct. 21, 1860; m Samuel G. Sly. Bertha Rebecca, b Oct. 14, 1862; m Joseph Maltby. Ernest, b July 28, 1864; m Hannah Maltby. Edith, b Oct. 29, 1866; m Zachariah Johnston. John Thomas, b May 1, 1869; m Viletta Adell Miller. Adeline Elizabeth, b Mar. 22, 1871; m Wesley Miller. Silas David, b May 6, 1873; m Genoa McCormick. Gerald, b Sept. 14, 1875; m \ l' ^°Sf ^2r°d j 1 2. Beulah Hood. Amy, b Dec. 2, 1878; m Robert N. Barders. Lesta, b May 15, 1881; m George Dunkle. [184-104] JOHN BOYER, b May 3, 1833; d Aug. 7, 1911; s John and Margaret (Shonts) Boyer [184-26]; m Oct. 12, 1854, ADELINE SCHAEFFER, b Oct. 1, 1834; d Jan. 1, 1900. Carpenter; foreman in W'abash R. R. shops. Civil War Veteran; lived in Toledo, Ohio. Children (6): 1. Erwin, d when about 17 yrs. old. [184-298] 2. Albert, b May 25, 1860; d Aug. 8, 1920; m Edmea E. Hess. 1336 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-299] 3. Fannie, d May 14, 1901; m W. R. Barkdell. [184-300] 4. Minnie, m A. B. Pray; Whitehouse, Ohio. 5. Della, unm] 2111 Horton St., Toledo, Ohio. [184-301] 6. Fred S., m - — ; Decatur, Ill. [Letters unans .] [184-105] REV. HENRY BOYERS, b Oct. 16, 1834; d Mar. 12, 1909; s John and Margaret (Shonts) Boyer [184-26]; m May 25, 1860, SELENA CLEMENTS, b Nov. 2, 1835 ;d July 22, 1909; dau John and Jane (McClaska) Clements. Methodist clergyman, 1857-1888; born in Huntingdon, Pa., lived in Toledo, Ohio. Children ( 8 ): [184-302] [184-303] [184-304] [184-305] [184-306] [184-307] 1. Jane, b May 3, 1861; m W. H. H. Reeder; Glenwood Ave., Toledo, O. 2. William, b Aug. 7, 1863; m Mertie M. Whitney. 3. Margaret, b Mar. 7, 1866; m W. H. Gilbert. 4. Lydia, b Oct. 1, 1868; unm; 625 Arcadia Ave., Toledo, Ohio. 5. Eliza Rebecca, b May 21, 1871; unm; 625 Arcadia Ave., Toledo, Ohio. 6. Henry Guy, b Apr. 14, 1874; m Abigail Tubbs Parker. 7. Frederick Merrick, b Sept. 9, 1876; m Laura Grace Butler. 8. John Clements, b Aug. 15, 1879; m Ruth Miriam Johnson. [184-106] WILLIAM BOYER, b June 13, 1838; d Oct. 4, 1891; s John and Margaret (Shonts) Boyer [184-26]; to Oct. 25, 1866, ELIZABETH TOWLE, b Nov. 7, 1843; d Oct, 21, 1913 ■, dau Efferson and Mary A. (Plummer) Towle. Merchant and teacher; resided in Muskegon, Mich. William Boyer was born at Williamsport, Pa., and was a First Lieut, in the Civil War, Company C, 38th Ohio Infantry. Children ( 8 ): [184-308] 1. Edmund W., b July 27, 1867; m June Nafe. [184-309] 2. Raymond W., b Feb. 10, 1869; m Lela Evangeline Jones. [184-310] 3. Albert T., b Apr. 7, 1870; m Maude Barkdoll. [184-311] 4. Harry N., b July 31, 1872; m Elizabeth M. Gray. 5. Rose, b Feb. 23, 1875; unm; Cerro Gordo, Ill. 6. Kate, b Oct. 4, 1876; unm; Santa Barbara, Cal. [184-312] 7. Mabel M., b Mar. 17, 1879; m Raymond S. Dawes. [184-313] 8. William Tecumseh, b Apr. 3, 1881; m Zella Lou Gardner. [184-107] CATHERINE BOYER, b July 1, 1841 ;d Aug. 12, 1901; daw John and Margaret (Shonts) Boyer [184-26]; to REV. JOHN R. COLGAN. Rev. John R. Colgan was born in Williams Co., Ohio, and died in Toledo, Ohio. Children (3): 1. Luella. [184-314] 2. Daughter, m Fred Kirkley. [184-314.1] 3. Allie, m Frank Roush; 149 Summit Ave., Macon, Ga. [A. B. 190. Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [184-108] ELIZA BOYER, b Oct. 20, 1843; dau John and Margaret (Shonts) Boyer [184-26]; m Apr. 21, 1872, REV. JOHN W. H. MORRISON, b Nov. 7, 1837; d Feb. 21, 1913; s Thomas D. and Matilda (Woods) Morrison. Clergyman; resided at 326 Washington St., Findlay, Ohio. (1920.) Children ( 7 ): [184-315] [184-316] [184-317] [184-318] 1. Endosia J., b July 26, 1873; Findlay, Ohio. 2. Russell P., b Sept. 2, 1876; m Clara M. Green. 3. Claude Marcell us I b Nov. 22_ lg7g. 4. Maude Estella 5. Otis T., b Feb. 27, 1881; m Cloe M. Apger. 6. Kate Juanita, b Oct. 2, 1883; rn Fred G. Folk 7. Eddy DeWitt, b Apr. 7, 1875; d Apr. 6, 1881. unm; mail carrier. m William P. Heath. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1337 [184-109] SARAH BOYER, b Apr. 17, 1845; d Feb. 6, 1916; dau John and Margaret (Shouts) Boyer [184—26] ; m Feb. 4, 1864, MATHIAS THURSTON, b Sept. 15, 1841; d July 9, 1918; s Samuel Moore and Mary Ann (Appleman) Thurston. Farmer; lived at Stryker, Ohio. One child: [184-319] Florrie May, b July 25, 1867; m Charles B. Cramer. [184-110] MARY ANN BOYER, b Apr. 18, 1847; d Nov. 2, 1874; dan John and Margaret (Shouts) Boyer [184-26]; m Nov. 25, 1873, DANIEL SLY, b Sept. 25, 1851; s Acy Morrison and Rhoda (Van- Camp) Sly. Carpenter; res., Brighton, Iowa. “The last address we knew of Daniel Sly was Brighton, Iowa. We have heard nothing of him for a good many years. We think he is dead. He was in the Civil War and his name is not on the pension rolls, so we think from that that he is dead.’’ [Mrs. Samuel G. Sly, Burlington, Col., 1920.] [184-111] ENOS F. BOYER, b May 6, 1849; s John and Margaret (Shouts) Boyer [184—26] ; m ADALINE MILLS. Enos F. Boyer was born in Williams Co., Ohio. Farmer; res., Millville, Fla. (1909.) [A. B. 190. No further data.] [184-112] JANE ADELINE BOYER, b Oet. 7, 1852; dau John and Margaret (Shonts) Boyer [184-26]; m Feb. 18, 1875, A. M. LEE, b Feb. 18, 1848; s Benjamin and Mary (Johnson) Lee. Farmer; res., Wauseon, Ohio, R. D. 9. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [184-320] 1. Truman H., b May 19, 1877; m Ida May Kline. [184-321] 2. Myrtle M., b Sept. 20, 1880; m Lewis Rupp. [184-322] 3. Stanley Alfred, b May 27, 1885; m Mabel Bertha Wheller. [184-113] AARON LUTHER BOYER, b Nov. 17, 1855; d Apr. 10, 1900; s John and Margaret (Shonts) Boyer [184-26]; m Sept. 16, 1875, ELLA ROBINSON, b Apr. 12, 1867; dau Thomas aud Almira (Fuller) Robinson. Farmer; res., West Unity, Ohio. (1920.) [184-323a] [184-323b] [184-324] [184-325] Children (J): 1. Clyde E., b Apr. 8, 1876; m 1 P ^ora Paxt°n> J ^ [2. Jennie O. Bunting. 2. Earl R., b May 4, 1881; m Clara Shaffer. 3. Clayton L., b June 2, 1883; d Sept. 16, 1883. 4. Vernon R., b July 25, 1884; m Jennie Alltaffer. [184-114] JOHN GARNER BOYER, b Feb. 29, 1836; d Apr. 1, 1899; s Henry and Susannah (Garner) Boyer [184-27]; m JOSEPHINE CANTNER, b Feb. 14, 1839; d June 23, 1905; dau George W. and Sally (Altz) Cantner. Res., Huntingdon, Pa. Hon. John Garner Boyer was born in Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., Pa. He taught school, became a merchant and served in the State Legislature, 1884-5. Children (2): [184-326] 1. Sara Niletta, b Jan. 26, 1856; d Feb. 24, 1916; m William E. Lightner. [184-327] 2. Charles Henry, b May 26, 1858; m Jemima Willis Scott. [184-115] SAMUEL H. BOYER, b Dec. 14, 1837 ;d Nov. 17, 1917 ; s Henry and Susannah (Garner) Boyer [184—27] ; m LYDIA YOUNG, b - d Jan. 26, 1889; dau Balzer Young. Res., James Creek, Pa. Children (3): [184-328] 1. Harry C., b Jan. 10, 1867; m Annie May Brumbaugh. [184-329] 2. Luther Eugene, b Oct. 29, 1864; m Margaret E. Miller. [184-330] 3. Wilbur A., m Kate Young. [184-116] MATTHEW G. BOYER, D. D., b Mar. 10, 1839; s Henry and Susannah (Garner) Boyer [184-27]; m Nov. 20, 1866, MARTHA L. STAUFFER, dau Jonathan and Mary (Martin) Stauffer. Clergyman; res., Aitch, Pa. (1919.) 1338 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4): [184-331] 1. Charles H., b Oct. 14, 1868; m Jane H. Summers. [184-332] 2. Merl S., b Aug. 23, 1870; m Effie Lau; Upper Darby Sta., Philadelphia, Pa. [184-333] 3. Mary S., b Jan. 14, 1879; m Dr. L. J. Van Derpool. [184-334] 4. John Blair, b Dec. 26, 1880; m Amanda Hesser; 5401 Winthrop Ave., Chicago, Ill. [Letters unans.; unable to complete .] “I was a student in Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa., when the Rebels came North and I enlisted in the student company and was in the first skirmish of the battle of Gettysburg. I graduated from the College in the Class of 1865; studied Theology in the Theological Seminary, Gettysburg. The College gave me the title of Doctor of Divinity, and at the same time elected me a Trustee of the College. J served as President of the Board of Directors of the Theological Seminary and laid the cornerstone of the new Theological Seminary Building. I am the author of ‘The Wonderful Story of Life and Death as Written in the Books of Nature and Revelation.’ ” [Matthew G. Boyer , Aitch, Pa. (1919).] [184-117] MARY JANE BOYER, b Nov. 4, 1845; dau Henry and Susannah (Garner) Boyer [184- 27]; m Sept. 19, 1871, ALISON H. CRUM, b Sept. 5, 1840; d Aug. 3, 1916; s Nicolas and Minerva (Houk) Crum. Farmer; res., James Creek, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): 1. Holly C., b May 8, 1873; d Aug. 3, 1913; unm. 2. Melvin B., b Mar. 13, 1875; d Aug. 16, 1895; unm. 3. Edmond, b Dec. 20, 1876; d Jan., 1877. [184-335] 4. Charles N., b June 13, 1878; m Elma Yeagly; Aitch, Pa. 5. Mabel S., b Sept. 14, 1881; d May 26, 1884. [184-336] 6. Henry H., b Feb. 18, 1883; m Bess Letterman. [184-118] BENJAMIN BRUMBAUGH, b Feb. 9, 1831; d June 14, 1906; s John and Catherine (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-28]; m Nov. 17, 1853, ELIZABETH SNOWBERGER BECHTEL, b Jan. 25, 1833; d Sept. 20, 1908; dau Daniel and Nancy (Snowberger) Bechtel. Was farmer at Grafton, Pa. One child: Annie Mary, b Mar. 20, 1855; unm; Huntingdon, Pa. [184-119] DAVID BOYER BRUMBAUGH, b Oct. 29, 1832; d Oct. 15, 1908; s John and Catherine (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-28]; m Jan. 28, 1858, SUSAN SNOWBERGER BECHTEL, b Sept. 28, 1838; dau Peter and Susan (Snowberger) Bechtel. Farmer; lived near Marklesburg, Pa. He was a minister of the German Baptist Brethren Church. [B. F. 554 •] Children (5): [184-337] 1. Clara Alice, b Nov. 7, 1858; m Jacob Grove Norris. 2. Elizabeth Catharine, b Apr. 7, 1861; d Sept. 12, 1864. 3. John Bechtel, b May 22, 1864; d May 29, 1865. [184-338] 4. Irvin Bechtel, b Dec. 16, 1866; m Rachel Gertrude McCall. [184-339] 5. Annie Agnes, b Apr. 21, 1875; m Frank Myers. [184-120] GEORGE BRUMBAUGH, b Feb. 11, 1834; d Aug. 18, 1899; s John and Catherine (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-28]; m June 6, 1859, FANNIE ELIZABETH MYERS, b near McVeytown, Mifflin Co., Pa.; dau Samuel and Elizabeth (Shellenberger) Myers. [B. F. 555.] Children (5): [184-340] 1. Otis Myers, b May 27, 1860; m Flora Sarah Garver. [184-341] 2. Samuel Oscar, b July 30, 1862; dec; m Agnes T. Harley. 3. Ella, b Dec. 17, 1865; d Dec. 18, 1865. [184-342] 4. Elma Alice, b Apr. 16, 1867; m John McLarrin Kirkwood. [184-343] 5. Anna Pearl, b Feb. 18, 1872; m Philip Zinn. [184-121] HENRY BOYER BRUMBAUGH, b Apr. 1, 1836; d Jan. 28, 1919; s John and Catherine (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-28]; m Sept. 20, 1860, SUSAN FINK PEIGHTAL, b Oct. 1, 1841 ; d Jan. 22, 1904; dau Isaac and Elizabeth (Fink) Peightal. Lived at Huntingdon, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1339 Children (2): 1. Hazel, b Oct. 31, 1863; d Nov. 11, 1863. [184-344] 2. Isaac Harvey, b Mar. 10, 1870; m Amelia H. Johnson. “Henry Boyer Brumbaugh was born Apr. 1, 1836, in Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., Pa. He spent his boyhood days on the farm along the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River; attended the public schools and Williamsburg Academy, and the Cassville Seminary, and studied Greek, etc., at Juniata College; he farmed for a number of years and feels that the work was successful and congenial; taught nine years in the public schools of Huntingdon Co.; was baptized into the German Baptist Brethren Church June 15, 1856; was called to the ministry of this denomination June 24, 1864, and preached his first sermon from John xi :25, on Aug. 14, 1864. In 1889 he was ordained elder and has since been in charge of the Huntingdon Church of the Brethren. “In 1869 Henry Boyer Brumbaugh and his brother, John Boyer Brumbaugh, were led to leave the farm and go to ‘town’ to begin the publication of a religious paper along certain distinct lines, and for which they and their advisers felt there was a distinct need. From their residence in Markles- burg, Pa., to the present, little can be said of the activities, sacrifices, and devotions of the one which does not apply to the other of these Brumbaugh Bros.” [B. F. 556.] [184-122] ISAAC BRUMBAUGH, b Jan. 7, 1838; s John and Catherine (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-28]; m Mar. 23, 1865, PRISCILLA ELSIE STEVER, b Jan. 4, 1837; d Jan. 30, 1909; dau David and Rachel (Miller) Stever. Farmer; Grafton, Pa. Children (J): 1. Nora Lois, b Jan. 5, 1866; unm; Grafton, Pa. [184-345] 2. Felica Eunice, b Oct. 28, 1868; m Elbyt Forshey. 3. Daughter, b June 16, 1872; d same day. [184-346] 4. John W. Stever, b Dec. 4, 1882; m Laura Sailor. [B. F. 560.] [184-123] JOHN BOYER BRUMBAUGH, b Mar. 14, 1848; s John and Catherine (Boyer) Brum¬ baugh [184-28]; m Dec. 24, 1874, ELEANOR JANE VAN DYKE, b Apr. 27, 1854; dau Archibald and Esther (Swigart) Van Dyke. Pastor of Church of the Brethren, and Elder of some congregations in the District. Res., 1700 Mifflin St., Huntingdon, Pa. (1919.) No issue. Adopted daughter , Ruth White, b Dec. 4, 1882; d Apr. 4, 1912. “John Boyer Brumbaugh was born in Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., Pa., March 14, 1848; attended the common schools of that township until he was about seventeen years old, then went to a select school at Cassville, same county; attended Kishacoquillas Seminary for a time; taught in the public schools for five years; became associate editor of ‘Christian Family Companion’ (Tyrone, Pa.) for ten months; became office editor of ‘The Pilgrim,’ issued Jan. 1, 1870, at Marklesburg, Pa., as elsewhere noted, and remained closely associated in that publication with his brother, Henry Boyer Brumbaugh, until the consolidation with the ‘Primitive Christian,’ Oct. 31, 1876. He also attended Millersville and Shippensburg State Normal Schools (Pa.), spent one year at Crozer Seminary and a summer session in the School of Theology at Chicago University — part of this attendance was after his election to the ministry of the G. B. B. Church in 1888. “Early in 1875, at the earnest solicitation of their cousin, and from a full realization of the necessity for a larger field for business and other activities, Henry Boyer Brumbaugh and John Boyer Brumbaugh moved their families and the publishing business to Huntingdon, Pa. “ ‘Of those who figured prominently in the early history of Juniata College, no one has been more closely related to her inner life; no one more faithful and untiring in his devotion to the work, from the very beginning than has John Boyer Brumbaugh. In such a cause some personages necessarily stand out more prominently than others. But none the less important are those who humbly hide behind the more aggressive leaders and care for and zealously guard the very life of the institution. Such have been some of the members ©f the Board of Trustees, and amongst the first and truest has stood J. B. Brumbaugh. He it was who first interested Prof. Zuck in the movement at Huntingdon, and called him here. He and his good wife shared their home and table with Prof. Zuck for the first year, for which they received no compensation save the pleasure and inspiration of the presence of that noble hearted, godly man * * * *. He has done much soliciting for the college, and until recently received no compensation, and even paid for his own traveling expenses. He was treasurer of the College uDtil 1340 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1880, when lie resigned. He has also devoted much time and study to teaching Bible classes in the College. As a man, he is energetic and zealous in every good cause; and always willing to sacrifice when there is sacrificing to be done. A good man!’ [Juniata Echo , 1897.} “He has continously served as trustee of Juniata College, and for years taught a class in the Life of Christ in the Bible Dept, of that institution; has been a member of the Mission Board of the Middle Dist. of Pa. for over 20 years, excepting one year; has been visiting pastor of the Huntingdon Church of the Brethren for over five years; and continues in that position — is also editor of the ‘Church At Work,’ the local church monthly. “Mrs. Brumbaugh has also been closely and zealously connected with the development of the College, Church, Sunday School, and Orphans’ Home at Huntingdon; and for many years has been supt. of the primary dept, of the Sunday School; 1902-03 was pres, of the local W. C. T. U. Her devo¬ tion and activities have been constant in all good works.” [B. F. 562.} [184-124] HENRY BRUMBAUGH, b Aug. 17, 1832; d Jan. 28, 1907; s Jacob and Rachel (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-29]; m Sept. 15, 1853, NANCY GROVE, b June 15, 1833; dau John and Catharine (Shontz) Grove. [B. F. 519.} Farmer in Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., Pa.; later lived near Chambers- burg, Pa. Children {/+): [184-347] [184-348] 1. Annie Grove, b June 15, 1855; d Feb. 3, 1891; m Michael H. Myers. 2. Milton Grove, b Oct. 16, 1858; m Sarah Catharine Simpson. 3. John 4. Sarah twins, b Aug. 1 , 1 860 ; d l Aug. 29, 1861. Mar. 28, 1863. [184-125] GEORGE BOYER BRUMBAUGH, b July 12, 1834; s Jacob and Rachel (Boyer) Brum¬ baugh [184-29]; m Apr. 17, 1855, MARTHA PEIGHTAL GROVE, b Apr. 17, 1832; d Nov. 15, 1908 dau Daniel and Mary (Peightal) Grove. [B. F. 519.} Children (J): 1. Amanda, d young. 2. Martin Grove, b Apr. 14, 1862; m [184-350] 3. Frank Grove, b Oct. 13, 1864; m Effie Glasgow. [184-351] 4. Irvin Grove, b Dec. 16, 1867; m Mai’y Haffiy. “George Boyer Brumbaugh was born July 12, 1834 in Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., Pa. He worked on his father’s farm (the old Brumbaugh homestead) and attended public school at the ‘Bowers school’; for one term went to a subscription school at Marklesburg to work up some branches not taught in the public school. He began teaching in 1849 and taught one term at the ‘Summers school- house,’ one term at the ‘Mill schoolhouse,’ two terms at the ‘Corner schoolhouse,’ and two terms at the ‘Peightal schoolhouse.’ “He was elected to the ministry of the German Baptist Brethren Church in 1863, while he resided on a farm on the banks of the Raystown branch of the Juniata River. At the request of his brother, Andrew Boelus Brumbaugh, M.D., who then lived in Marklesburg, he moved to that village in 1865, and engaged in general mercantile business in connection with his ministry. He is well known and is colloquially distinguished from his cousin George Brumbaugh, another minister in the James Creek Congregation of the Church of the Brethren (G. B. B. Ch.), as ‘talking George,’ which phrase indicates his natural eloquence and pulpit power. “He was appointed by the court to make the survey of the original village of Marklesburg; and later made the survey for the extension of the boundaries of this borough; was borough engineer for many years; was a member of its first council and also of many subsequent councils. He served as burgess of the Borough, and also as a member of its school board. He was postmaster of James Creek (Marklesburg P. O.), Huntingdon, Pa., for twenty-four years, and at one time owned more acres of land than any other resident of Penn Twp. In his later years he retired from mercantile business and has returned to his early love — the farm — living near the borough limit of Marklesburg, Pa.” [B. F. 519.) [184-126] DR. ANDREW BOELUS BRUMBAUGH, b Aug. 9, 1836; d Jan. 27, 1908, s Jacob and Rachel (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-29]; m Oct. 11, 1859, MARIA BAER FRANK, b Feb. 10, 1840; dau Jacob and Elizabeth B. (Baer) Frank. Physician, editor and medical lecturer. [B. F. 521.} [184-349a] | [1 84-349b ] J f 1 . Anna Konigmacher. I 2. Flora Belle Parks. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1341 Children (3): [184-352] 1. Gaius Marcus, b May 7, 1862; rn Catherine Elliott Brown. 2. Infant son, b and d Feb. 19, 1865. [184-353] 3. Cora Adele, b Apr. 21, 1866; m Alfred Purvis Silverthorn. “Andrew Boelus Brumbaugh, M.D., was born August 9, 1836, upon the old homestead farm in Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., Pa. His education was begun in a subscription school prior to the estab¬ lishment of an organized system of public education in Pennsylvania, and continued in the public schools, after which he taught nine years. He attended a select school (‘Academia’) near Newport, Perry Co., Pa., and Millersville State Normal School. While working upon his father’s farm and at the carpenter’s bench, he studied some of the higher branches, ever striving to better equip himself — ‘Life is real, life is earnest,’ was often repeated by him to his son, and others — these words explaining his constant activity in bettering conditions about him. “His early training was academic, not collegiate, but by private study and earnest application he became a thorough master of the classics and sciences, thus fitting himself for that large sphere in life to which ambition and destiny led him. “October 11, 1859, he married Maria Baer Frank on the Frank farm in Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., Pa. Her parents came from Lancaster Co., Pa., where the Brubakers, Baers and Franks have a long and interesting Mennonite ancestry. “Andrew decided to make the practice of medicine his life work. While earning a living for his small family by working at the carpenter trade, with anatomy and other medical books open before him upon the work bench, he laid deeply the foundation for his later medical and surgical success. He also trained both hands, and became ambidextrous for his later surgical and other professional work. He matriculated at the Medical Dept, of the University of Pennsylvania, Oct., 1863, and graduated (M.D.) in the class of 1866, his thesis being ‘The True System of Medical Electicism.’ Prior to gradua¬ tion he had acquired a considerable medical practice in Penn Twp., and at Marklesburg, as shown by his diaries for ’62 and ’63. His entry for Jan. 27, 1865, 43 yrs. before his death, shows his constant depend¬ ence upon the Heavenly Father: ‘Had four patients today * * *. May the Lord, in whom we trust, and on whom we rely, prosper and assist me and give me wisdom, that I may succeed fully in my calling. Amen!’ “October 12, 1864, the family moved from the homestead farm to Marklesburg. In April, 1866, he located in the office of the late Dr. Luden, in Huntingdon, Pa., and continued in active practice in this town until his death.” [B. F. 521.} [184-127] ABRAHAM W. BRUMBAUGH, b July 28, 1838; d Nov. 26, 1869; s Jacob and Rachel (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-29]; m Alar. 17, 1864, HANNAH FAULKENDER, b Sept. 6, 1844; dau John and Susanna (Brumbaugh) Faulkender. Farmer and horticulturist; lived in Penn Twp., Hunting¬ don Co., Pa. [B. F. 541 •] [184-3 54a] [184-354b] [184-355] Children (3): 1. Mahlon Faulkender, b Mar. 27, 1865; w!^' Sho waiter. 12. Lydia Ann Snowberger Snyder. 2. Laura Jane, b Sept. 29, 1866; unm; New Enterprise, Pa. 3. Alary Agnes, b Aug. 9, 1868; m Edward Ellsworth Shaver. [184-128] REBECCA BOYER BRUMBAUGH, b Feb. 2, 1841; dau Jacob and Rachel (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-28]; m Sept. 4, 1864, ROBERT A4ASON, b Feb. 23, 1843; s William and Margaret Mason. [B. F. 542} Farmer; owns “The Reservoir Farm,” near Huntingdon, Pa.; Director of Poor; also director in financial institutions. Children (2): [184-356] 1. Ira Brumbaugh, b Apr., 1865; m Ella Martin. [184-357] 2. John Alva, b Feb. 8, 1872; m Flora Edna Thompson. [184-129] MARY BRUMBAUGH, b Apr. 18, 1843; dau Jacob and Rachel (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-29]; m JOHN W. FOUST, b - — ; d Jan. 13, 1888; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Wagner) Foust. Farmer; res., Huntingdon, Pa. No issue. [B. F. 543.} [184-130] CATHARINE BRUMBAUGH, b Dec. 23, 1845; dau Jacob and Rachel (Boyer) Brum¬ baugh [184-29]; m Feb. 1, 1866, JOHN ROGERS, b Mar. 3, 1843; d Nov. 30, 1919; s Patrick and Cecelia (AlcCue) Rogers. Res., Huntingdon, Pa. (1919.) 1342 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families John Rogers enlisted in 1861; was sergeant of Co. C, 53rd Reg. Pa. Volunteers, when discharged on June 30, 1865. Children (6): [184-358] 1. Jacob Brumbaugh, b Sept. 15, 1867; m Fannie Woodburn Kennedy. [184-359] 2. Milton Brumbaugh, b Jan. 25, 1870; m Cora Jane Wagner. [184-360] 3. Cecilia, b Mar. 30, 1872; m Elmer Street Free. [184-361] 4. Lorenzo Brumbaugh, b May 26, 1875; m Fannie M. Wagner Morrison. [184-362] 5. Lottie Mary, b Sept. 6, 1878; m John Hicks. [184-363] 6. John Martin, b July 24, 1881; m Clara Murray Simpson. [184-131] RACHEL BRUMBAUGH, b July 4, 1848 ; d Apr. 12, 1919; daw Jacob and Rachel (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-28]; m Mar. 6, 1877, RUFUS A. ZOOK, b Nov. 10, 1845; d Mar. 17, 1886; s Shem and Veronica (Yoder) Zook. Lived at Huntingdon, Pa. [ B . F. 54.5.} Rufus Zook taught in Public Schools of Pa. ; also was a farmer. Children (2): [184-364] 1. Alpheus Herbert, b Nov. 12, 1878; m Lottie G. Speck. 2. Emory Alburtus, b June 6, 1882; unm; Oakmont, Pa. Emory A. Zook was graduated from Juniata College, 1902 (B. E.) ; 1906 (A. B.) ; studied in Universities of Germany; was principal of Somerset High School, and Principal of Oakmont High School, Oakmont, Pa. [B. E.] [184-132] JACOB H. BRUMBAUGH, b Aug. 27, 1851; s Jacob and Rachel (Boyer) Brumbaugh [184-28]; m Oct. 13, 1880, RACHEL EDITH JODON, b Jan. 3, 1856; dau William A. and Margaret (Etzweiler) Jodon. Res., Huntingdon, Pa. Jacob H. Brumbaugh wTas Prof, of Psychology and Pedagogy at Juniata College. Since 1877 he has been connected with Juniata College, as teacher, serving for several years as principal of Brethren’s Normal College. One child: Norman Jodon, b Apr. 16, 1884; Prof, of Physics and Mathematics, Juniata College, Huntingdon, Pa.; Juniata College, A. B. 1906; Grad. School, Harvard University, 1907-10. [Letters not ans.. Vid. B. F. 546, for Biog .] [184-137] ANDREW B. GARNER, s Michael and Mary (Boyer) Garner [184-31]; m MARY ETTA SURLEY. Res., James Creek, Pa. (1909.) Children (2): 1. George; 2. Andrew B. [A. B. 191. Letters unans.; no further data.] [184-141a] ABRAHAM CUSTER, b Feb. 16, 1813 ; d May 4, 1886 ; s Harman and Catharine (Beyer) Custer [184-35]; m Dec., 1837, MARY SHRAWDER, b - ; d Jan. 5, 1859. Children (4): [184-365] 1. Catharine. [184-366] 2. Ann. [184-367] 3. Jesse. [184-368] 4. Harman, b Feb. 4, 1850; m Mary Elizabeth Shaffer. [184-141b] ABRAHAM CUSTER, same as above, m 2nd time, Oct., 1859, ANN FORGES, b -; d June 29, 1899. Abraham Custer was a farmer in Chester Co., Pa. At the time of his death he lived in East Vincent Twp., near Parkerford. Children (J): [184-369] 1. Sallie. [184-370] 2. Abraham C. [184-371] 3. Lyman. [184-372] 4. Ida. [Montg. Co. Biog. Annals, Vol. 11-371.} [184-148] EMANUEL BEYER, s Henry and Margaret (Taney) Beyer [184-36]; m - . In 1864, Emanuel Beyer lived in Kent Co., Md. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder FaxMilies 1343 One child: [184-373] Hillary, b Sept. 28, 1837; d Sept. 24, 1907; m - . Served in the Civil War as Lieut., Co. H, 9th Pa. Infantry Volunteers; Zook Post, No. 11, G. A. R., Norristown, Pa., has placed a marker on his grave in the Presbyterian Cemetery of Lower Providence, Pa. [ Unable to complete.] [184-149] MARY BEYER, dau Henry and Margaret (Taney) Beyer [184—36] ; m Dec. 17, 1833, HENRY NUNGESSER. [ Norristown , Pa., Register.] One child: [184-374] William B., b - ; d Sept. 8, 1904; m - . [No further data.] [184-152] PHILIP BEYER, b Apr. 7, 1818; d Oct. 18, 1875; s Abraham R. and Abigail (Stong) Beyer [184-37]; m MARY - , b Apr. 19, 1819; d Nov. 20, 1897. Lived in Norristown, Pa. Children ( 3 ): 1. Mary Ann, b Aug. 27, 1845; d May 30, 1868. [184-375] 2. Samuel, b 1848; d Apr. 2, 1914; m Elizabeth - - - - [184-376] 3. Norris, m Mary M. Plush. [Dates from Lower Providence (Pa.) Cem.] Philip Beyer died Oct. 18, 1875, leaving as his survivors: his wife, Mary, and sons, Norris and Samuel. On Aug. 12, 1898, Norris and wife conveyed their interest to Samuel Beyer. [D. B. 440:159, Norristown, Pa.] [184-155] HARRIET BEYER, dau Abraham R. and Abigail (Stong) Beyer [184-37]; m Apr. 15, 1856, GEORGE S. MOWREY. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [184-158] RACHEL BEAN, b Dec. 1, 1804; d Mar. 20, 1859; dau Jacob and Catharine (Beyer) Bean [184-39]; m ABRAHAM ROSENBERGER, b Apr. 26, 1792; d May 13, 1861. No issue. [184-159] CATHARINE B. BEAN, b Dec. 23, 1810; d May 6, 1861; dau Jacob and Catharine (Beyer) Bean [184-39] ; m JACOB BOORSE, b Apr. 2, 1811 ; d Jan. 8, 1885; s John and Susanna (Cassel) Boorse. Children (8): [184-377] 1. Hannah B., b Apr. 2, 1834; d Sept. 13, 1889; m Daniel Kratz. 2. Mary, b Jan. 7, 1836; d Jan. 12, 1863. [184-378] 3. Catharine B., b Aug. 5, 1837; d Dec. 30, 1885; m Abraham F. Kratz. [184-379] 4. Amanda Boorse, b Mar. 20, 1839; d Feb. 17, 1861; m Daniel C. Kratz. [184-380] 5. Sarah B., b Feb. 11, 1841; d Feb. 17,. 1921; m Elias Landes. 6. Rachel B., b Mar. 17, 1843; d May 2, 1917; unm. 7. Elizabeth, b Feb. 12, 1846; d May 15, 1857; unm. [184-381] 8. Anna B., b Feb. 4, 1850; m James Lloyd. « [184-160] ISAAC B. BEAN, b July 11, 1817; d Dec. 19, 1888; s Jacob and Catharine (Beyer) Bean [184-39] ; m Sept. 30, 1838, SARAH VAN FOSSEN, b Aug. 4, 1818; d Sept. 10, 1893. Isaac B. Bean was a farmer and lived in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., near Fairview Village. He was also the discoverer and manufacturer of “Beans’ Herb Cure,” a popular family medicine. Children (4): [184-382] 1. Augustus, b Sept. 8, 1839; d Sept. 18, 1884; m Lovina Koch. [184-383] 2. Joseph V., b Oct. 20, 1843; m Emma L. Rittenhouse. [184-384] 3. Jacob V., b June 11, 1847; m - [184-385] 4. Catharine V., b Nov. 4, 1851; d Jan. 18, 1896; m Lewis R. Danley. [184-161] SAMUEL B. BEAN, b Jan., 1822; d July 15, 1905; s Jacob and Catharine (Beyer) Bean [184-39]; m Oct. 25, 1846, JULIA ANN BRUNNER, b Nov. 9, 1824; d Jan. 26, 1892. Children (6): [184-387a] | 1 A1_t , Jl. - - - - [184-387b] j L A1Pheus- b - ; m [2. - ; 15 N. 60th St., Phila. [184-388] 2. Emma, b Mar. 7, 1847; m Alphonso Nicom. 1344 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-389] [184-390] [184-391] [184-392] 3. Elmira, b Mar. 20, 1848; m William O. Boorse. 4. Sylvester, b June 6, 1850; dec; m Jennie Jones. 5. Henrietta, b Sept. 13, 1850; m Jeremiah Frantz. 6. Lydia B., b Dec. 5, 1851; d July 2, 1915; m George W. Faringer. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [184-162] BENJAMIN BEYER, b Dec. 19, 1807; d Feb. 25, 1893; s Andrew and Catharine (Bean) Beyer [184-40a]; m HANNAH CASSEL, b Nov. 22, 1816; d Dec. 1, 1886; dau Benjamin and Sarah (Heebner) Cassel [21-9]. Both buried in Methacton Cem. Children (10): [184-393] 1. Catharine, b Sept. 15, 1834; d Dec. 8, 1914; m Reuben B. Scheffey. 2. Enos, b Apr. 12, 1836; d Aug. 20, 1897; unm. 3. Elizabeth, b Sept. 5, 1839; d Jan. 17, 1840. [184-394] 4. Nathaniel, b Feb. 8, 1841; d Mar. 5, 1916; m Mary Jane Keyser. 5. Benjamin, b Dec. 8, 1846; d Apr. 18, 1848. [184-395] 6. Lewis C., b Dec. 12, 1849; m Sarah R. Smoyer. 7. Susanna, b June 5, 1852; d June 19, 1852. 8. Amanda, b Sept. 16, 1853; d Feb. 19, 1905; unm. 9. Samuel, b Mar. 22, 1858; d Aug. 11, 1858. [184-396] 10. Reuben Cassel, b Mar. 4, 1860; m Anna Catharine Yost. [184-163] SAMUEL B. BEYER, b Apr. 18, 1810; d Aug. 19, 1908; s Andrew and Catharine (Bean) Beyer [184-40a]; m Apr. 16, 1837, HARRIET GOULD Y, b Oct. 19, 1814; d Mar. 29, 1902. Children (4)' [184-397] 1. Charles W., b Jan. 20, 1838; d Feb. 4, 1898; m Sallie Ann DeHaven. 2. Josephus, b Mar. 16, 1843; unm; 630 Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa. [184-398] 3. James Monroe, b Jan. 4, 1848; d Oct., 1921; m Henrietta M. Bean. [184-399] 4. Eugenia E., b July 7, 1850; d July 20, 1918; m Benjamin Franklin Gougler. “Samuel B. Beyer of Hatfield, and Henrietta Gouldey of Montgomery, married Apr. 16, 1837.’’ [ Norristown Register.] “Samuel B. Beyer was raised on his father’s farm in Montg. Co., Pa., but desiring to roam he became a drover, following this occupation for more than forty years. This pursuit gave him a whole¬ some experience with everyday life. He was a great talker, of excellent memory, and unquestioned integrity, kind and obliging, and slow in making a decision, but once having come to a conclusion it was impossible to have him change.” [Dr. J. M. Beyer.] In 1880 he returned to Norristown, Pa., where he kept a small grocery store. After the death of his wife he lived with his daughter, Jennie Gougler, near Centre Square, Pa., and the last years of his life were spent with his son, Dr. J. Monroe Beyer, of Bustleton, Pa. [184-164] ANNA BEYER, b Oct. 6, 1816; d Jan. 23, 1902; dau Andrew and Catharine (Clemence) Beyer [184-40b]; m Jan. 28, 1838, GEORGE R. DETWEILER, b Mar. 25, 1815; d Nov. 6, 1887.. Farmer; lived in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. Children (9): [184-400] [184-401] [184-402] [184-403] [161-44] [184-404a] [184-404b] [184-405] [184-462b] [184-406] o 1. Andrew B., b Jan. 11, 1839; d Jan. 6, 1897; m Martha Agnes Kendig. 2. Daniel B., b Mar. 5, 1841; d July 2, 1876; m Mary Ann Reiff. 3. Joseph B., b May 7, 1843; d Apr. 6, 1918; m Isabella Hoffner. 4. Benjamin B., b Apr. 7, 1845; d Dec., 1851. r' John B., b May 9, 1848; d Sept. 24, 1912; m Margaret Trucksess. b Sept. 27, 1850; m Charles S. Anders. 1. Jennie Brinton. 2. Emma Margaret Jacoby. 1. Willis H. Groat. 2. Nathaniel Metz. 9. Jacob B., b July 3, 1858; d Nov. 1, 1902; m Martha J. Scheffey. 6. Katherine (Kate) B., 7. George B., b Dec. 27, 1852; m 8. Anna B., b Mar. 20, 1855; m [184-165] HENRY C. BEYER, b Aug. 20, 1818; d Mar. 24, 1881; s Andrew and Catharine (Clemence) Beyer [184-40b]; m Nov. 23, 1841, SOPHIA HARTEL, b Nov. 2, 1816; d Feb. 12, 1908. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1345 Children (2): 1. Elmira, b Aug. 23, 1843; d Aug. 9, 1862. 2. Edward H., b Apr. 23, 1846; d Jan. 3, 1867. [184-166a] JACOB C. BEYER, b Apr. 7, 1822; d Oct. 24, 1897; s Andrew and Catharine (Clemence) Beyer [184-40b]; m Aug. 15, 1848, MARGARET ANN McCARTER, b - ; d Dec. 15, 1856. Children (2): 1. Manning, b June 23, 1849; d Aug. 31, 1863. [184-407] 2. James Marshall, b Nov. 4, 1851; m Sallie Mirkil. [184-166b] JACOB C. BEYER, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 15, 1860, SUSAN LANDIS, b Dec. 9, 1829; d Mar. 21, 1916. Both buried in Montg. Cem., Norristown, Pa. Children (2): [184-408] 1. William H., b Aug. 9, 1863; m - Lowry. [184-409] 2. Nettie K., b Jan. 3, 1876; m Daniel H. Daub. [184-167] JOSEPH CLEMENCE BEYER, b July 22, 1824; d Jan. 15, 1900; s Andrew and Cath¬ arine (Clemence) Beyer [184-40b]; m Nov. 3, 1846, MARY ANN Y. KUGLER, b Feb. 26, 1826; d July 26, 1881; dau John Kugler. Children ( 3 ): 1. Augustus, b Aug. 7, 1847; d Oct. 24, 1847. [184-410] 2. Oliver K., b May 6, 1850; d May 3, 1914; m Isabelle M. Rynick. [184-411] 3. Charles Collins, b Oct. 19, 1857; m Lydia Hicks. [184-168] WILLIAM C. BEYER, b June 18, 1827; d Jan. 22, 1890; s Andrew and Catharine (Clemence) Beyer [184-40b]; m Sept. 30, 1848, CATHARINE KUGLER, b Feb. 4, 1830; d Oct. 6, 1893. Children (3): [184-412] 1. Isabella, b Aug. 31, 1852; m George G. Mann. [184-413] 2. Mary E., b Mar. 27, 1855; m George E. Long. [184-414] 3. Worthington, b July 31, 1858. [ Unable to complete.] [184-169] DAVID C. BEYER, b Mar. 25, 1834; d Aug. 14, 1862; s Andrew and Catharine (Clemence) Beyer [184-40b]; m July 15, 1854, ELIZABETH SWARTZ, b Sept, 7, 1832; d Apr. 7, 1909. Children (J): [184-415] 1. Wilhelmina, b Aug. 27, 1855; m John G. Rosenberger. [184-416] 2. Justus S., b Feb. 24, 1858; d July 21, 1908; m Mary A. Gregory. [184-417] 3. Douglas S., b Mar. 18, 1860; m Jemima George. [184-418] 4. David Morris, b July 8, 1862; m Susan H. Pennypacker. Elizabeth Swartz Beyer married 2nd time, Isaac Johnson. [184-1 70a] JOSEPH VAN FOSSEN, b June 14, 1810; d May 11, 1900; s Michael and Christianna (Beyer) Van Fossen [184-41]; m REBECCA METZ, b Dec. 30, 1805; d Aug. 4, 1860. Children (3): 1. Charlotte, m Charles Loch, dec; lived in West Point, Pa. 2. Henrietta, b May 23, 1836; d July 1, 1850. 3. Adaline, b July 18, 1842; d Apr. 29, 1848. [184-170b] JOSEPH VAN FOSSEN, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 11, 1862, CATHARINE DENNER, b Aug. 5, 1834; d Feb. 3, 1915; dau Frederick Denner. Farmer and blacksmith; lived in Worcester, Pa. Children (2): [184-419] 1. Ida, b Nov. 6, 1862; d June 23, 1889; m Hiram E. Shirk. [184-420] 2. Wilson D., b Feb. 27, 1866; m Sarah Heckler. 1346 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-171] CHARLOTTE VAN FOSSEN, b Dec. 22, 1815; d Oct. 30, 1881; dau Michael and Christianna (Beyer) Van Fossen [184-41]; m AMOS SHUTT, b Sept. 4, 1816; d Sept. 20, 1892. Miller; resided in Worcester, Pa. No issue. [184-172] JACOB VAN FOSSEN, b Sept. 3, 1819; d Jan. 30, 1895; s Michael and Christianna (Beyer) Van Fossen [184-41]; m FAYETTA GROFF, b Apr. 30, 1821; d Nov. 5, 1892. Farmer; lived in Worcester, Pa. Both buried in Wentz’s Church Cem. Children (S): [184-421] 1. Josiah G., b Aug. 17, 1851; d July 12, 1898; m Louisa R. Jones. [184-422] 2. Amanda, b Mar. 4, 1855; d July 20, 1889; m William B. Johnson. [184-423] 3. Angeline G., b May 7, 1860; d Apr. 4, 1903; m Barnet K. Beaver. [184-173] ELI VAN FOSSEN, b Aug. 30, 1828; d Apr. 23, 1895; s Michael and Christianna (Beyer) Van Fossen [184-41]; m Jan. 3, 1852, ELIZABETH 4IALLMAN, b July 24, 1829; d Nov. 10, 1901; dau Jacob and Nancy (Dettra) Hallman. Millwright and singing school teacher; lived in Worcester, Pa. Children (£): [184-424] 1. Allen H., b Sept. 1, 1854; m Matilda M. Boorse. 2. William H., b Nov. 15, 1858; d Dec. 2, 1893. [184-174] JACOB B. BEYER, b Jan. 17, 1813; d Sept. 11, 1892; s Joseph and Hannah (Bean) Beyer [184-42]; m Oct. 20, 1836, ELIZABETH CASSEL, b Apr. 4, 1814; d July 30, 1889; dau Benjamin and Sarah (Heebner) Cassel [21-9]. Children (3): [184-425] [184-426a] [184-426b] 1. Hannah, b Sept. 10, 1837; d June 8, 1904; m Henry M. Beideman. 2. Isaac C., b Jan. 25, 1840; d Apr. 29, 1919; m j 1. Sarah Elizabeth Gross. 1 2. Sophia C. Swartz. 3. Sarah, b Nov. 27, 1845; d Mar. 23, 1862. [184-175] WILLIAM BEYER, b July 29, 1814; d June 8, 1899; s Joseph and Hannah (Bean) Beyer [184-42]; m Nov. 5, 1837, ELIZABETH CASSEL, b May 19, 1812; d Jan. 5, 1859. Lived in Worcester Twp., Pa. Children (5): 1. Mary, b Sept. 10, 1838. 2. Susanna, b July 8, 1841; d Feb. 26, 1843. 3. Catharine, b Feb. 4, 1843. 4. Elizabeth, b May 17, 1849; d June 9, 1916. 5. Rebecca, b Apr. 20, 1856; d June 12, 1865. [No further data obtainable.] [184-176a] JOSEPH B. BEYER, b Apr. 17, 1817; d Jan. 14, 1867; s Joseph and Hannah (Bean) Beyer [184-42]; m Nov. 17, 1839, LYDIA RITTENHOUSE, b June 25, 1817; d May 23, 1847; dau Joseph Rittenhouse. Children (J): 1. Daughter, b June 6, 1840; d in infancy. 2. Amy, b July 22, 1841; d May 13, 1851. 3. Abraham, b Aug. 15, 1843; d May 13, 1851. [184-427] 4. Levi R., b Sept. 4, 1845; m Mary L. Kindig. [184— 176b] JOSEPH B. BEYER, same as above, m 2nd time, June 15, 1848, MARY RITTEN¬ HOUSE, b Nov. 2, 1823; d Jan. 19, 1890; dau Abraham Rittenhouse. Lived in Whitpain Twp., Pa. Children (11): [184-428] 1. Amos, b Mar. 11, 1849; m Sarah Haas. 2. Joseph, b Nov. 4, 1850; d Feb. 2, 1875; unm. 3. John, b Dec. 21, 1852; d Feb., 1889; said to have committed suicide. 4. Elizabeth R., b Jan. 15, 1854; Norristown, Pa., R. D. 2. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1347 [21-116] [184-429] [184-430a] [184-430b] [184-431] [184-432] 5. Anna R., b May 31, 1855; d Feb. 13, 1911; m David U. Cassel. 6. William R., b Jan. 14, 1857; m Miriam Bean. 7. Mary R., b July 27, 1858; d May 27, 1859. 8. Samuel R., b May 12, 1860; d Oct. 3, 1913; m 1. Mary E. Williamson. 2. Lizzie M. Ruth. 9. Sarah R., b Feb. 5, 1862; d Dec. 5, 1865. 10. Deborah R., b Mar. 28, 1863; d Apr. 13, 1915; m George C. Slough. 11. Ida R., b Oet. 20, 1865; d July 23, 1916; m Winfield H. Dettra. [184-177] RACHEL KLINE, b July 13, 1815; d 1892; dau Samuel and Margaret (Beyer) Kline [184-43]; m JACOB CASSEL, b Mar. 2, 1819; d July 3, 1891; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Landes) Cassel. Lived near Harleysville, Pa. Children (2): [184-433] 1. Samuel, m Mary Alderfer. [184-434] 2. Elizabeth, m Jacob N. Clemens. [Cassel Family, 285 ; no further data.} [184-178] AARON B. RITTENHOUSE, b Nov. 19, 1823; d Feb. 18, 1870; s Daniel and Rachel (Beyer) Rittenhouse [184-44]; m MARY - Children (J): [184-435] 1. George. [184-436] 2. Anna. [184-437] 3. Henry. [184-438] 4. David. [From Court Records of Norristown, Pa.; no further data obtainable.} [184-179] SAMUEL BEYER, b Feb. 13, 1823; d Mar. 29, 1867; s Jacob and Magdalena (Boorse) Beyer [184-45a]; m Feb. 16, 1845, HANNAH BRUNNER, b May 5, 1827; d Aug. 19, 1895. Buried in Wentz’s Church Cem., Montg. Co., Pa. Children ( 9 ): [184-439] 1. Mary Ann, b Jan. 1, 1846; d Jan. 11, 1911; m George W. Pennick. [184-440] 2. Martha Jane, b June 1, 1847; m James Beard. [184-441] 3. Emily, b Jan. 18, 1849; m John M. Baker. 4. Elizabeth, b Sept. 15, 1850; d Nov. 13, 1851. 5. Franklin, b Mar. 23, 1852; d Aug. 8, 1881. [184-442] 6. Cyrus B., b Apr. 7, 1855; m Sue M. Miller. [184-443] 7. Lydia, b Jan. 29, 1857; m John Newman. [184-444] 8. Amanda, b Dec. 10, 1862. [184-445] 9. Eva, b Apr. 7, 1866. [ Unable to complete.} [184-180] JOHN BEYER, b Apr. 8, 1824; d Feb. 22, 1898; s Jacob and Magdalena (Boorse) Beyer [184-45a]; m Feb. 20, 1850, SARAH SCHWENK, b Nov. 9, 1829; d Oct. 6, 1910. Farmer; lived in Worcester Twp., Pa. Children (5\: 1. Theodore, b Apr. 14, 1852; d June 22, 1852. [184-446] 2. Margaret Schwenk, b Oct. 20, 1853; m David C. Godshall. [184-447] 3. Sarah Jane, b Dec. 31, 1854; d Feb. 3, 1918; m John Edward Bean. 4. Sophia H., b June 9, 1856; d Mar. 19, 1916. 5. Elizabeth Laura, b Oct. 16, 1860. [184-181] JESSE BEYER, b Sept. 13, 1825; s Jacob and Magdalena (Boorse) Beyer [184-45a]; m Oct. 22, 1852, HANNAH DETTRA, b Nov. 6, 1834; d Oct. 2, 1920; dau Abraham and Mary (Hart) Dettra. Carpenter; lived in Norriton Twp., Pa. Children (3): 1. Louisa Anna, 6 Nov. 19, 1853. [184-448] 2. Mary Magdalena, b May 20, 1855; m Henry Wilson Gaumer. 1348 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-449a] [184— 449b] | 3. William D., b June 4, 1858; m 1 1. Elizabeth Custer Wager. 1 2. Isabella Hart Wager. Abraham Dettra disappeared. His widow, Mary, born May 16, 1813, married a 2nd time, Andrew Scheetz. [ Harley Fam .] Hannah Dettra Beyer was blind during the latter years of her life. She died at the residence of her daughter, “Lena,” at Blackfoot, Idaho. [184-182a] ADAM BEYER, b Aug. 24, 1827; d Nov. 18, 1910; s Jacob and Magdalena (Boorse) Beyer [184— 45a] ; m 1852, MARY BRUNNER, b Sept. 25, 1828; d Dec. 19, 1866; dau Frederick and Lydia (Umstead) Brunner. Children ( 5 ): 1. Amelia, b 1852; d Aug. 10, 1853. [184-450] 2. Jackson, b Dec. 28, 1853; d Sept. 21, 1917; m Mary Elizabeth Queal. [184-451] 3. Jefferson, b Aug. 2, 1855; m Ida H. Detwiler. [184-452] 4. Wesley B., b Apr. 4, 1857; m Addie Viola Thomas. [184-453] 5. Harry Brunner, b Aug. 27, 1858; d Feb. 28, 1892; m Jennie Elizabeth McElyea. [184-182b] ADAM BEYER, same as above, m 2nd time, 1870, ELIZABETH HENDRICKS; dau Charles Hendricks. Adam Beyer was a carpenter; lived in Norristown, Pa. ; was one of the charter members of the Reformed Church of Norristown, Pa. One child: [184-453.1] Irwin, b Feb. 20, 1871; m Elizabeth - [184-183] ELIZABETH BEYER, b Oct. 31, 1828; dau Jacob and Magdalena (Boorse) Beyer [184-45a]; rn Sept. 10, 1853, DAVID KOOK. Children (5): 1. Franklin, b June 3, 1854. 2. Angeline, b Aug. 31, 1857. 3. Jacob, b Nov. 24, 1859. 4. Sarah Elizabeth, b July 15, 1863. 5. Catharine Ann, b May 15, 1867. [ Unable to locate or complete.] [184-184] DANIEL BEYER, b June 27, 1830; d Dec. 26, 1883; s Jacob and Magdalena (Boorse) Beyer [184-45a]; m 1853, CATHARINE OBERHOLZER, b 1834; d July 13, 1910. Carriage builder; res., Norritonville, Pa. [184-454] [184-455a] } [184— 455b] j Children ( 5 ): 1. Ellen J., b Dec. 21, 1856; d Dec. 30, 1905. 2. Elizabeth, b Mar. 4, 1860; d Feb. 20, 1861. 3. William N., b Dec. 20, 1862; m Mary Olivia Huber. 4. Emma C., b July 8, 1868; Norristown, Pa. 1. Mary Y. Yost. 5. Alvin D., b Nov. 8, 1872; m 2. Mrs. Susan R. March. [184-185] JACOB B. BEYER, b June 21, 1834; d July 8, 1910; s Jacob and Magdalena (Boorse) Beyer [184-45a]; m 1855, CORDELIA HAAS, b Mar. 9, 1833; d July 24, 1899. Children ( 5 ): 1. Amelia, b Oct. 8, 1856; d July 23, 1859. . [184-456a]l [184-456b] j 2. Abraham H., 6 Nov. 5, 1858; d Jan. 24, 1904; m 1. Susan Victoria Bartz. 2 Mrs. Catharine Shick. 3. John, b July 26, 1860; d Mar. 11, 1878. [184-457] 4. Elizabeth, b Sept. 23, 1862; m John Pfleiger. 5. Mary Ann, b July 15, 1865; d Dec. 28, 1865. [184-186] JAMES BEYER, b Oct. 29, 1838; d May 8, 1906; s Jacob and Magdalena (Boorse) Beyer [184-45a]; m Dec. 31, 1864, MARY ELIZABETH DETTRA, b May 20, 1836; dau Abraham and Mary (Hart) Dettra. Lived in Worcester, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1349 Children ( 3 ): [184-458] 1. James Irwin, b Nov. 28, 1869; m Mary Ella C. Blattner. [184-459] 2. Mary Ella, b Jan. 3, 1872; m Henry August Weinrich. 3. Vernon D., b July 29, 1874; d Mar. 30, 1891. [184-187] SARAH BEYER, b Apr. 13, 1844; d Sept. 14, 1914; dau Jacob and Magdalena (Boorse) Beyer [184-45a]; m Jan. 28, 1865, JAMES U. BEAN, b Sept. 6, 1841 ; d July 8, 1912; s Isaac and Han¬ nah (Undercuffier) Bean. Farmer; res., Royersford. Pa. Children ( 6 ): [74-808] 1. Ida Jane, b Nov. 26, 1865; m John G. Groff. 2. James Wilson, b Oct. 16, 1867; Royersford, Pa. [184-460] 3. Mary Catherine, b Apr. 24, 1870; m John T. Wagner. [184-461] 4. Sarah Elizabeth, b Sept. 14, 1872; m Henry Brunner; Washington, D. C. 5. Charles Nelson, b July 24, 1878; d May 1, 1885. 6. Grace Viola, b Jan. 15, 1884; d Aug. 19, 1895. [184-189] JACOB B. METZ, b Sept. 8, 1826; d Apr. 21, 1896; s Joseph and Mary (Beyer) Metz [184-46]; m Oct. 29, 1849, SARAH UMSTEAD, b May 21, 1830; d Sept. 13, 1913; dau Noah and Sarah (Decker) Umstead. Carpenter. [184-462a] [184-462b] [184-463] [184-464] [184-465] [184-466] [184-467] [184-468] [184-469] Children (8): 1. Nathaniel, b Nov. 3, 1852; m ■ Mary Kratz. . 2. Anna Detwiler Groat. 2. Maria, b May 5, 1856; m Joseph Kratz. 3. Lewds, b Apr. 10, 1859; m Emma Jane Hallman. 4. William U., b Nov. 26, 1860; m Susan G. Koffel. 5. Sarah V., b Feb. 6, 1863; d Apr. 1, 1918; m George G. Rahn. 6. Ida, b July 15, 1865; m Edwin P. Fretz. 7. Morris, b Jan. 26, 1868; m Anna Lurena Kriebel. 8. Amy E., b Jan. 21, 1870; m George Long. [Dates copied from the Jacob B. Metz Family Bible.} [184-190] ELIZABETH B. METZ, b June 3, 1829; d Oct. 1, 1905; dau Joseph and Mary (Beyer) Metz [184-46] ; m MOSES HALTEMAN, b Oct. 8, 1827; d Dec. 3, 1885; s Benjamin and Fannie (Funk) Halteman. Farmer; lived in Worcester Tw'p., Montg. Co., Pa. Children (3): [184-470] 1. Hiram M., b July 29, 1856; m Elizabeth G. Bean. [184-471] 2. Azariah Metz, b Sept. 8, 1859; m Emma Jane Miller. [184-191] MARY METZ, b Aug. 17, 1838; d Dec. 7, 1911; dau, Joseph and Mary (Beyer) Metz [184-46]; m NATHANIEL UNDERKUFFLER, b July 8, 1835; s David and Elizabeth (Sell) Under- kuffler. Farmer and carpenter; lived in Worcester, Pa.; later at Collegeville; resides with son, Wilson, in Norristowm, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Allen M., b June 29, 1860; d June 1, 1879. [184-472] 2. Wilson M., b Nov. 9, 1864; m Mary W. Landes. [184-473] 3. Frank M., b Nov. 12, 1872; m Laura K. Weigner. [184-192] HENRY F. BEYER, b 1824; s John and Lydia (Frick) Beyer [184-47]; m Mar. 6, 1845, HANNAH SCHLOTTERER, b Mar. 25, 1826. Lived in Hatfield, Pa. [184-474] [184-475] [184-476a] [184-476b] Children (J): 1. George, b Jan. 18, 1847; d Mar. 4, 1848. 2. Ann, b Oct. 11, 1848; d Feb. 20, 1900; m Edward Martin Berger. 3. Cornelius S., b Dec. 1, 1851; m Caroline Iveyser. 1. John Beck. 2. Adam K. Smith. 4. Kate, b Apr. 27, 1854; m 1350 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-193] ELIAS BEYER, b Aug. 22, 1826; d May 7, 1910; s John and Lydia (Frick) Beyer [184- 47]; m Feb. 8, 1849, JULIANA MOSER, b Apr. 6, 1830; d June 26, 1898. Lived in Norristown, Pa. Children (7): [184-477] 1. Lydia Ann, b Aug. 3, 1850; d Aug. 28, 1907; m Elias W. Moyer. [184-478] 2. Isabella, b Sept. 14, 1853; m Frederick G. Shepps. [184-479] 3. Josiah M., b June 8, 1855; m Mary R. Walter. [184-480] 4. Sarah, b Sept. 19, 1859; m Henry Hunsberger. [184-481] 5. Mary Emma, b May 11, 1862; m Joseph Davies. [184-482] 6. Henry M., b Oct. 22, 1863; m Maggie E. Wanner. [184-483] 7. Elias Vernon, b Oct. 4, 1869; m Mary M. Halteman. [184-194] DANIEL BEYER, b May 2, 1823; d Sept. 3, 1875; s Henry and Dorothy (McElwaine) Beyer [184-49] ; m ANNA ELIZA KEYLOR, b Jan. 10, 1825; d Mar. 12, 1898; dau John and Sarah (McGinnis) Keylor. Farmer; Chester Co., Pa. Children ( 5 ): [184-484] 1. John James, b Dec. 6, 1850; m Sadie Kinzer. [184-485] 2. Mary Emma, b June 12, 1852; d July 21, 1895; m Samuel Worthington. 3. Hannah Rebecca, b Feb. 18, 1854; d May 6, 1902. [184-486] 4. Sarah Margaret, b Apr. 22, 1860; m James Davis Bailey. 5. Dorothy Anna, b Mar. 29, 1863; Atglen, Pa. [184-195] ANDREW BEYER, b Apr. 12, 1827; s Henry and Dorothy (McElwaine) Beyer [184-49]; m Feb. 16, 1854, MARGARET HEIDELBAUGH. Children ( 2 ): Twin girls, d young. [No further data.] [184-196] REBECCA BEYER, b Nov. 3, 1820; d Dec. 29, 1898; dau Henry and Dorothy (McEl¬ waine) Beyer [184-49] ; m Dec. 25, 1852, JOHN WESLEY EMERY, b May 4, 1830 ; d Nov. 9, 1901 ; s John and Mary (Woodward) Emery. Farmer and blacksmith. Children ( 3 ): [184-487] 1. Ida Mary, b Aug. 25, 1854; m W. H. Meloy. 2. Anna M., b Feb. 28, 1857; d Feb. 29, 1857. 3. John B., b May 9, 1859 ; d Mar. 30, 1864. [184-197] MARY ANN BEYER, b Jan. 17, 1831; d Feb. 21, 1893; dau Andrew and Jane (Harris) Beyer [184-50] ; m ALEXANDER WHITE, b May 1, 1819; d Mar. 6, 1886; s William and Jane (Rey¬ nolds) White. Children (7): [184-488] 1. Josephine, b Oct. 4, 1850; m Edward De Lacour. 2. Allen T., b Apr. 5, 1852; unm.; Christiana, Pa. [184-489] 3. Andrew B., b Oct. 3, 1856; to Ella Forman. [184-490] 4. William Harry, b Mar. 5, 1858; to Sarah Hale. 5. Alexander, b Apr. 5, 1861 ; unm; Christiana, Pa. [184-491] 6. Jane, b Mar. 22, 1868; m John Clarke Pennewill. [184-492] 7. Charles E., b Sept. 26, 1874; m Helen Runford. [184-198] DANIEL B. McELWAIN, b Jan. 14, 1819; d Feb., 1892; s John and Rebecca (Beyer) McElwain [184-51]; to HARRIET ECKLIN. Children (J): [184-493] 1. Mary Jane, b May 15, 1842; d Oct. 15, 1919; m Philip F. Donahue. [184-494] 2. Eliza Rebecca, b 1844; to Charles Walker. 3. Louisa, b 1846. [184-495] 4. James B., b July 10, 1849; m Martha E. Stauffer. [184-199] WILLIAM McELWAIN, b Apr. 2, 1821; d Nov. 14, 1895; s John and Rebecca (Beyer) McElwain [184-51]; m Dec. 25, 1850, by Rev. Solomon McNair to MARY BEYER, b Apr. 5, 1832; d Nov. 5, 1890; dau David and Mary (McElwaine) Beyer) [184-54]. Farmer; res., Christiana, Pa. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1351 Children (7): [184-496] 1. Martha Ann, b Sept. 3, 1853; d Jan. 24, 1919; m William James Ingram. 2. Mary Amanda, b Jan. 7, 1856; unm. [184-497] 3. John Beyer, b Aug. 14, 1858; d June 16, 1918; m Susan McClure. [184-498] 4. William Emerson, b Dec. 22, 1860; m Barbara Elizabeth Heyberger. [184-499] 5. Josiah Elmer, b Oct. 17, 1862; m Sarah Thomas Cain. 6. Ella Rebecca, b Sept. 25, 1864; unm; Christiana, Pa. 7. Clara Lavenia, b Dec. 13, 1867; d Oct. 2, 1871. [184-200] JOHN SNODGRESS McELWAIN, b Jan. 30, 1828 ; d May 20, 1905 ; s John and Rebecca (Beyer) McElwain [184-51 ] ; m Feb. 12, 1852, REBECCA WEBB, b Sept. 2, 1834 ; d Feb. 22, 1907 ; dau Richard and - (Walton) Webb. Farmer; lived in Fawn Grove, Pa. Children {12): 1. William James, b Dec. 26, 1852; d Mar. 5, 1853. 2. Mary, b Mar. 14, 1854; d June 13, 1854. [184-500] 3. John Richard, b June 10, 1855; d June 29, 1907; m Edith Jane Brooks. 4. Rachel Elizabeth, b Sept. 15, 1858. [184-501] 5. Robert Beyer, b Dec. 1, 1861; m Florence Allen. [184-502] 6. William Alexander, b May 22, 1863; m Lydia Alice McDonald. [184-503] 7. Henry Clay, b Feb. 4, 1866; m Mary Agnes Almony. [184-504] 8. Mary Sylvania, b Jan. 31, 1868; m John Y. C. Marsteller. [184-505] 9. Henrietta Rebecca, b Feb. 11, 1870; m William Allen. [184-506] 10. Margaret Vivian, b Jan. 1, 1872; m James Emory Neal. [184-823] 11. Ella May, b Mar. 10, 1875; m William Meloy. [184-508] 12. Daniel Ellsworth, b Apr. 9, 1877; d Dec. 6, 1918; m Martha Trout. [Data furnished by Mrs. Daniel E. McElwain .] [184-201] ROBERT BEYER McELWAIN, b Apr. 10, 1830; d Aug. 31, 1895; s John and Rebecca (Beyer) McElwain [184-51]; m Mar. 18, 1862, ANNIE MARIE HARRIE, b Apr. 10, 1843; d Sept. 2, 1881; dau John and Rachael (Thomas) Harrie. Farmer; res., Nine Points, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [184-509] 1. Agnes Cornelia, b Feb. 1, 1863; m Elmer John Lantz. [184-510] 2. Mary Sylvania, b Oct. 18, 1871; m Phares Milton Lantz. 3. Annie Elizabeth, b Aug. 13, 1875; d Aug. 24, 1875. [184-203] BENJAMIN B. BEYER, b Dec. 26, 1819; d Apr. 8, 1887 ; s Daniel and Catharine (Baker) Beyer [184-52]; m MARY SMITH, b Mar. 10, 1823; d Oct. 11, 1889. Carpenter; res., Mifflintown Junction, Pa. Children ( 5 ): [184-511] 1. Uriah S.,-6 Nov. 24, 1844; d Oct. 18, 1885; m Margaret Johnson. [184-512] 2. Catherine D. A., b Oct. 19, 1846; d Apr. 29, 1908; m George W. Meloy. 3. Lydia E., b Mar. 15, 1848; d Feb. 6, 1850. [184-513] 4. George W., b July 4, 1851; m Phebe A. Seighanan. 5. Maria M., b July 4, 1851; d Sept. 4, 1851. [184-204] ELIZABETH BEYER, dau Daniel and Catharine (Baker) Beyer [184-52]; m JOHN HETHERINGTON. Children ( 5 ): 1. George B.; 2. Annie; 3. John; 4. Washington; 5. Catharine, Chester, Pa. [A. B. 196— Unable to complete or verify .] [184-205] SUSANNA BEYER, b Jan. 21, 1835; d Dec. 18, 1907 ;dau Robert and Mary E. (Johnson) Beyer [184-53]; m Feb. 2, 1857, DR. JOSEPH B. CARHART, b June 5, 1830; d Feb. 12, 1899; s Daniel and Mary E. (Bonnell) Carhart. Dentist; res., Elwood, N. J. Children (J): 1. Lavinia, b Dec. 3, 1857; Elwood, N. J. [184-514] 2. Carrie L., b Oct. 26, 1865; m Oliver Gee. 1352 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Elmer E., b Nov. 20, 1860; d Oct. 3, 1861. 4. George, b Dec. 8, 1867 ; d Dec. 23, 1867. [184-206] HENRY BEYER, b Mar. 10, 1836; d Dec. 26, 1871; s Robert and Mary E. (Johnson) Beyer [184-53]; m Aug. 2, 1857, MARY E. HASTINGS, b Jan. 26, 1837 ; d June 2, 1917 ; dau James and Hannah (Howet) Hastings. Farmer; resided in Oxford, Pa. Henry Beyer served in the Civil War. Children (8): [184-515] 1. Theodore Evan, b Oct. 16, 1860; m Celissa McCrery. [184-516] 2. John, b Mar. 1, 1867; m Clara C. McCrery. [184-517] 3. Henry Nelson, b Dec. 24, 1868; m Katherine L. Jamison. [184-207] ANN ELIZABETH BEYER, b Dec. 6, 1838; dau Robert and Mary E. (Johnson) Beyer [184-53]; m MATTHEW DUNLAP. [A. B. 196.] One child: [184-518] William Beyer, b Jan. 21, 1877; m Lola C. Ferrier. [184-208] REBECCA BEYER, b July 10, 1840; d Aug. 17, 1887 ; dau Robert and Mary E. (Johnson) Beyer [184-53]; m Mar. 19, 1868, MATTHEW D. WILLIAMS, b Feb. 1, 1841 ; d Dec. 1, 1881 ; s - and Mary (Dunlap) Williams. Merchant. Children ( 5 ): [184-519] 1. John George, b Mar. 19, 1869; m Elizabeth Dunlap. 2. Ida May, b May 30, 1874; unm; 308 Centre St., Kennett Square, Pa. 3. Rowland B., b May 29, 1872; d Feb. 11, 1910. 4. Mary Elizabeth, b Oct. 19, 1877; 308 Centre St., Kennett Square, Pa. 5. Maud D., b Dec. 16, 1879; d June 9, 1883. [184-209] SARAH BEYER, b July 28, 1843; d Dec. 22, 1916; dau Robert and Mary E. (Johnson) Beyer [184—53] ; m Jan. 12, 1871, WILLIAM JACK, b Jan. 18, 1848; s William Jack. Farmer; White Rock, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Elizabeth Jane, b Nov. 20, 1872; d Feb. 23, 1906. [184-520] 2. John Clark, b Dec. 21, 1873; m Lucretia Stafford. 3. Ella Louise, b Dec. 5, 1876; White Rock, Pa. 4. W. Frank, b July 15, 1879; 1430 North 29th St., Phila. 5. Robert Norman, b June 30, 1883; 323 East 22nd St., Chester, Pa. [184-210] REBECCA BEYER, b Feb. 17, 1827; d 1910; dau David and Mary (McElwaine) Beyer [184-54]; m Sept. 13, 1849, MILTON KEYLOR, b June 14, 1828; d Feb. 20, 1904; s John and Sarah (McGinnis) Keylor. Children (J); [184-521] 1. James Elwood, b Aug. 21, 1851; d Apr. 5, 1918; m Annie Catharine Shenk. [184-523] 2. Anna Mary, b Apr. 18, 1853; m William B. Rynear. 3. (Dr.) Henry C., b Aug. 13, 1855; d Sept. 30, 1880. [184-522] 4. Josiah B., b Oct. 24, 1857; m Lillian Rakestraw. [184-212] JOSIAH BEYER, b Apr. 15, 1830; d Aug. 6, 1909; s David and Mary (McElwaine) Beyer [184-54]; m HANNAH HEIDELBAUGH. Children (J); [184-524] 1. Laura, b - ; m Edward H. Johnson; Christiana, Pa. [184-525] 2. David Henry, b Nov. 3, 1863; m Annie E. Shimp. [184-526] 3. John D., b May 21, 1866; in Mary L. Cairnes. |l84-527] 4. Annie M., b July 27, 1872; m Amos C. Pickell. [184-213] REBECCA BEYER, b Feb. 17, 1844; dau Thomas and Mary A. (McClenathan) Beyer [184-55]; m Feb. 16, 1865, ROBERT CLARK MORRISON, b Oct. 20, 1839; d June 29, 1876; s James G. and Nancy (Clark) Morrison. Farmer; res. of widow, Cochranville, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1353 Children ( 8 ): [184-528] 1. C. Elmer, b Feb. 10, 1866; m Anna J. Allen. [184-529] 2. Edwin R., b June 3, 1867; m Bertha E. Atherton. [184-530] 3. Howard S., b Sept. 19, 1869; m Lorna L. Fullenwider. [184-214] LETITIA JANE BEYER, b Mar. 6, 1846; d Jan. 24, 1920; dau Thomas and Mary A. (McClenathan) Beyer [184-55]; m Jan. 23, 1868, ALBERT B. WORTH, b Sept. 18, 1844; d Oct. 1, 1907; s William C. and Phoebe H. (Romans) Worth. Farmer. Children (7): [184-531] 1. Lydia Louella, b Feb. 7, 1869; m Henry Brown Keech. 2. William Thomas, b Apr. 21, 1872; m 3. Davis R., b Dec. 9, 1873; d Mar. 19, 1892. 4. Eleanor P. J fwi 6 A 30 1878; d 0 t 10 1878. 5. Lillian M. J [184-533] 6. Della Rebecca, b Jan. 29, 1880; m John A. Kimble. [184-534] 7. Alberta, b May 4, 1888; m J. Edwin Brown. [184-215] WILLIAM FORREST BEYER, b Oct. 11, 1853; d Jan. 30, 1918; s Thomas and Mary A. (McClenathan) Beyer [184-55]; m ILA WARFEL, b - ; d Apr., 1916; dau John B. and Mary (Girvin) Warfel. Attorney; res., Lancaster, Pa. Children (J): [184-535] 1. Robert Arthur, b Peb. 28, 1883; m Carrie E. Myers. 2. John Warfel, b June 10, 1884; d Apr., 1916. 3. Mary Ethel, b Apr. 12, 1888; d May 31, 1888. 4. Thomas, b Jan. 28, 1890; 138 W. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa. [184-216] SAMUEL BUCHANAN, b Aug. 21, 1818; d 1865; s William and Elizabeth (Beyer) Bu¬ chanan [184—58] ; m HARRIET MORGAN, b Jan. 11, 1839; dau Reese E. and Mary A. (Rogers) Mor¬ gan. Res. of widow, Julesburg, Colorado. (1921.) Children (3): [184-536] 1. Elizabeth, b 1860; m Charles Volney Parker. [184-537] 2. William M., b 1861; m Amy Searle; Luzerne, Wyoming. [184-538] 3. Samuel Reese, b Feb. 29, 1864; m Priscilla Jull. [184-217] ANDREW BUCHANAN, b Sept. 29, 1821; d Aug. 14, 1890; s William and Elizabeth (Beyer) Buchanan [184-58]; m HANNAH PIERSOL, b 1825; d Aug. 15, 1881. Children (6): [184-539] 1. Elizabeth, b Dec. 30, 1843; d Sept., 1907; m Benson J. Silliman. [184-540] 2. Frances, b Dec. 23, 1848; d 1919; m Isaac C. Reel. [184-541] 3. David H., b Dec. 17, 1851; m Annie D. Smith. [184-542] 4. William, b Nov. 7, 1853; d Aug. 3, 1906; m Victoria Lewis. [184-543] 5. Clara Florence, m Elisha Gatchell Cloud. 6. Benson, b 1866; d Nov. 12, 1880. [184-218] REBECCA BUCHANAN, b June 2, 1824; d 1909; dau William and Elizabeth (Beyer) Buchanan [184-58]; m Feb. 22, 1843, JOSEPH C. DAVIS, b 1820; d 1888; s Caleb and Jane (Walker) Davis. Hardware dealer. Children (9): [184-544] 1. Elizabeth, m - Hornberger. [184-545] 2. A. Mary, b Oct. 17, 1849; m Isaac D. Landis. [184-546] 3. Ida, m - Markward. [184-547] 4. Frank, b 1857; m Leah B. Guest. 5. Charles. 6. Nannie E., dee. | 1. Elizabeth Nissley. [ 2. Mabel Breneman. [184-532a] 1 [184-532b] J 1354 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 7. Joseph S., dec. 8. Asenath Ann, dec. 9. William Summerfield, dec. [Further data unobtainable.] “Joseph C. Davis was a member of the M. E. Church of Honeybrook; he was for 18 years a member of the Board of Directors of Chester Co. Mutual Fire Ins. Co. ; he was a Director of the Bank of Chester Valley of Coatesville; he was a Director in the First National Bank of Honeybrook from the time of its charter until his death; he was a member of the Board of East Brandywine and Waynesburg R.R. for 14 years.” [F. B. Davis.] [184-219] SARAH BUCHANAN, b July 11, 1826; d Jan. 27, 1901; dau William and Elizabeth (Beyer) Buchanan [184-58]; m Nov. 22, 1855, G. M. WAGONER, b Sept. 24, 1826; d Jan. 14, 1907; s James H. and Margaret (Ziegler) Wagoner. Farmer; res., Honey Brook, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [184-548] 1. Frank, b Dec. 1, 1857; m Anna Reser. [184-565] 2. Elizabeth, b June 16, 1860; m Elmer B. Grube. [184-221] WILLIAM BUCHANAN, b Sept. 6, 1830; d 1882; s William and Elizabeth (Beyer) Bu¬ chanan [184-58]; m SOPHIA EDWARDS. Children (3): 1. Lawrence. 2. Ella. [184-550] 3. Emma, m - Stetler; Bridgeville, N. J. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [184-222] JAMES BUCHANAN, b May 10, 1833; d 1898; s William and Elizabeth (Beyer) Buchan¬ an [184-58]; m RACHEL SUPPLEE. Children (2): 1. William; Honey Brook, Pa. [184-551] 2. Lena Belle, m - Arters; Honeybrook, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.] [184-226] SARAH BOYER WRIGHT, b Oct. 25, 1839; dau John and Anne (Boyer) Wright [184- 60] ; m Mar. 7, 1867, GEORGE LAURENCE, b May, 1842 ; d Apr., 1902 ; s Samuel and Rebecca (Brown) Laurence. Farmer; res., Honey Brook, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [184-229] PETER BOYER, b 1839; s Samuel Boyer [184-61]; m SARAH HOFFMAN, b Mar. 3, 1840. Resided in Elverson, Pa. Children (12): [184-552] 1. Louisa, b June 16, 1860; m John Jacob Smith. [184-553] 2. Laura E., b Dec. 30, 1864; m George M. C. Strohl. [184-554] 3. Lena L., b Apr. 15, 1869; m Davis D. Swavely. [184-555] 4. Samuel; 169 South 7th St., Newark, N. J. [184-556] 5. Charles W., d 1920, aged 46 years; m - ; has son, William. [184-557] 6. Elizabeth, m W. Wheatley; Somerton, N. J. [184-558] 7. Lewis; Reading, Pa. [184-559] 8. E. Blanche, b Sept. 23, 1880; m Howard S. Miller. [184-560] 9. Robert E. P., b May 20, 1883; m Helen Viola Millar. [184-561] 10. Leona Mary, b Mar. 14, 1886; m Charles G. Weiser; Pottstown, Pa. [184-562] 11. Oscar Gerome, b Mar. 14, 1886; m Eleanor Lutz. 12. William, d aged 16 years; killed by stroke of lightning while seeking shelter from severe storm on a gunning trip. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] Pa. [184-232] MARY BOYER, dau Samuel Boyer [184-61]; m BENJAMIN GRUBE. One child: [184-565] Elmer B., b Apr. 23, 1860; d Nov. 24, 1914; m Elizabeth Wagoner. Honey Brook, Genealogical Record *of the Schwenkfelder Families 1355 [184-234] NELSON P. BOYER, b Aug. 23, 1835; d Dec. 14, 1907; s Andrew and Sarah A. (Pen- nock) Boyer [184-63]; m HARRIET C. VANCE, b - ; d Aug. 2, 1920; dau Thomas and Sarah (Ludwick) Vance. Res., Coatesville, Pa. (1921.) [184-566a] [184-566b] [184-567] [184-568] [184-569] [184-570] [184-571] [184-572] [184-573] Children ( 8 ): 1. Warren V., b Mar. 11, 1869; m ( J* ^nni® V> Wright. i 2. Josephine Nixon. 2. Sarah Mae, b Mar. 26, 1871; m Joseph T. Morris. 3. Nettie E., b Aug. 1, 1873; d Sept. 26, 1909; m Edward S. Jefferis. 4. Horace P., b - ; m - ; 86 Virginia Ave., Coatesville, Pa. 5. Alary Bertha, b Oct. 15, 1875; m Charles Stanley Walton. 6. Minnie D., m Howard Fulton; Doe Run, Chester Co., Pa. 7. Blanche I., ?n — - — -; Coatesville, R. D. 5, Pa. 8. Justin LeRoy, b May 10, 1884; m Elizabeth Edna Pettit. [184-235] SAMUEL BOYER, b Feb. 18, 1843; d Oct. 3, 1919; s Andrew and Sarah A. (Pennock) Boyer [184-63]; m Sept. 1, 1869, ANNA B. TEMPLE, b Aug. 10, 1845; dau Caleb and Rebecca (Tay¬ lor) Temple. Farmer; res., Buck Run, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. John Pennock, b Apr. 22, 1871; d June 22, 1871. [184-574] 2. Emily T. R., b Dec. 23, 1873; m H. P. Sharpless. 3. Mary L., b Feb. 16, 1874; d Aug. 8, 1874. [184-236] ANNIE BOYER, b Feb. 2, 1840; d July 19, 1920; dau Andrew and Sarah A. (Pennock) Boyer [184—63] ; m SAMUEL W. SMITH. Res., Cochranville, Pa. (1910.) Children (3): [184-575] 1. Dr. Frank W., m - ; 416 Lafayette Ave., Passaic, N. J. (1910.) [184-576] 2. Robert B.; Cochranville, Pa. [184-577] 3. Mary P. ; teacher; Mantua, N. J. [A. B. 197 — Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.} [184-237] MARY BOYER, b Oct. 21, 1838; d July 6, 1920; dau Andrew and Sarah A. (Pennock) Boyer [184-63]; m Jan. 22, 1856, JAMES HUGHES, b July 30, 1832; d Mar. 12, 1873; s Samuel and Rachel (Terrance) Hughes. Farmer; res., Coatesville, Pa. [184-578a] [184-5 78b] [184-579] [184-580] [184-581] [184-582] [184-583] Children (8): 1. Laura Slater. 1. Nelson Clarence Wilmot, b Sept. 17, 1856; d Jan. 2. 1919; m 2. Martha Elizabeth Wilson. 2. Samuel Verner, b Nov. 13, 1857; d Feb. 27, 1912; m Mary Catharine McCormick. 3. Harry Boyer, b Sept. 27, 1859; m C. Maude Gray. 4. Ella Jane, b Apr. 25, 1862; d July 6, 1865. 5. Annie Loretta, b Jan. 1, 1864; m Robert Smith Guthrie. 6. Walter Raleigh, b Feb. 12, 1867; m Erminnia Jane Gray. 7. Clara Mabel, b Sept. 15, 1869; m F. B. Burroughs. 8. James Edgar, 6 Aug. 18, 1872; d Jan. 27, 1912. [184-238] HANNAH BOYER, b Mar. 22, 1845; dau Andrew and Sarah A. (Pennock) Boyer [184- 63]; m Feb. 16, 1871, DAVID Y. FADDIS, b Sept. 8, 1844; d Sept. 13, 1890; s Robert and Elizabeth (Young) Faddis. Farmer; res., 1245 E. Lincoln Highway, Coatesville, Pa. (1921.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Sara Boyer, b Oct. 9, 1871; Coatesville, Pa. 2. Maude Pennock, b July 6, 1875; d June 6, 1907. [184-584] 3. Mary Hughes, b Nov. 13, 1878; m Howard Bevan. 4. David Y., b Nov. 26, 1881; d Nov. 26, 1881. [184-585] 5. Norman Smith, b May 22, 1887; m Maud Kathryn Mullen. [184-239] SARAH BOYER, b Aug. 13, 1851 ; dau Andrew and Sarah (Pennock) Boyer [184-63]; m Jan. 28, 1876, GEORGE JAMES FADDIS, b June 24, — ; d May 2, 1907; s Robert and Elizabeth (Young) Faddis. Farmer; Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) 1356 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-586] [184-587] [184-588a] 1 [184-588b] I [184-589] [184-590] Children (8): 1. Bessie, h Sept. 9, 1876; m Eustace Richards. 2. Mazie E., h Dec. 16, 1879; m Walter J. Barnard. 3. Frances Miller, b Mar. 16, 1881; m I \ Jeffe^s l 2. James D. H. Reynolds. 4. H. Claudia, b June 7, 1883; Coatesville, Pa. 5. Charles K., b Aug. 23, 1884; m E. Myrtle Martin. 6. C. Helen, b Apr. 20, 1886; Coatesville, Pa. 7. Susie M., b Oct. 19, 1888; m Charles Ernest Birchenall. 8. Samuel B., b Feb. 28, 1891; Coatesville, Pa. [184-240] ELIZABETH BOYER, b Feb. 14, 1837; dau Andrew and Sarah A. (Pennock) Boyer [184-63]; m ROBERT A. YOUNG. Res., Minneapolis, Minn. Children (2): [184-591] 1. Annie M., m - Wilson; a son, Daniel T. Wilson, lives in Minneapolis. [184-592] 2. Madge M., m - Donaldson; Minneapolis, Minn. [.4. B. 198; — —Letters ret.; unable to complete or verify.} [184-248] HANNAH CASSELBERRY, dau John and Mary (Casselberry) Casselberry [184-68]; m WILLIS WILLIAMS. Children (2): 1. Caroline; 2. Elizabeth. [From Census Reports of Jackson Twp., Posey Co., Ind., 1850.] [ Unable to complete or verify .] [184-251] SARAH ANN CASSELBERRY, b Mar. 7, 1832; d Aug. 3, 1878; dau Derrick and Catha¬ rine (Heiser) Casselberry [184-71]; m THOMAS J. DAVIS. One child: [184-592.1] Emma, m - Evans; lived on Chain St., Norristown, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [184-253] DERRICK CASSELBERRY, b Dec. 17, 1838; d Mar 5, 1903; s Derrick and Catharine (Heiser) Casselberry [184-71]; m HATTIE KULP. Children ( 3 ): 1. Ada, m - ; Philadelphia, Pa. 2. Catharine, m - ; Philadelphia, Pa. 3. Derrick; Pottstown, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [184-254] EDWARD H. CASSELBERRY, b Sept. 9, 1843; d Jan. 30, 1868; s Derrick and Catharine (Heiser) Casselberry [184-71]; m Oct., 1846, EMMA MOYER. Lived at 716 W. Lafayette St., Norris¬ town, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.} [184-256a-b] JOHN S. CASSELBERRY, s John and Sarah (Snell) Casselberry [184-74]; m twice. Names of wives not ascertained; he is said to have had the following children: 1. Frank; Worcester, Pa. 2. Oscar; Worcester, Pa. 3. Gertrude; Worcester, Pa. 4. Margaret; Norristown, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [184-262] KATIE MAGILL, b Sept., 1881; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Boyer) Magill [184-77]; m Jan. 24, 1906, JOHN WAITE, b 1866; s George and Margaret (Kyler) Waite. Farmer; res., Grafton, Pa, (1920.) Children (3) : 1. Blanche M., b July 4, 1906. 2. Florence C., b May 4, 1913. 3. Mary A., b July 21, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1357 [184-263] ABRAHAM WISLER, b Nov. 3, 1839; s John and Nancy (Boyer) Wisler [184-79]; m J une, 1862, ANNA COLER, b June 12, 1837 ; d Nov. 8, 1893 ; dau John and Margaret (Sponseller) Coler. Farmer; res., Columbiana, Ohio. (1920.) Children (3): [184-593] * 1. John W., b Feb. 12, 1870; m Zuella Blanche Coy. [184-594] 2. Noah, b May 4, 1872; m Saloma Good; North Lima, Ohio. [184-595] 3. Minerva, b Jan. 10, 1879; m Henry Callahan. [184-264] NICODEMUS WISLER, b June 1, 1841; s John and Nancy (Boyer) Wisler [184-79]; m Apr. 3, 1862, SOPHIA COLER, b Mar. 29, 1844; dau John and Margaret (Sponseller) Coler. Farmer; res., Poland, Ohio. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [184-596] 1. Melissa Julia, b Apr. 20, 1864; m Frank Shenefiel. 2. Mary Catharine, b June 30, 1867; d July 14, 1893. [184-265] CORNELIUS WISLER, b Dec. 19, 1845; s John and Nancy (Boyer) Wisler [184-79]; m May 20, 1869, CYNTHIA LOWER, b Dec. 4, 1852; dau John and Mary (Miller) Lower. Farmer; res., North Lima, Ohio. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [184-597] 1. Arminta, b Mar. 28, 1870; m A. B. Showalter. [184-598] 2. Lorin, b Jan. 2, 1873; m Effie Messerly. [184-599] 3. J. Clark, b Oct. 7, 1877; m Lizzie Lehman; North Lima, Ohio. [184-600] 4. Ralph, b Oct. 27, 1879; m Minnie Summers. [184-601] 5. Earlend, b Feb. 28, 1892; m Olive Whittenberger. [184-267] ZACHEUS WISLER, b Sept. 6, 1848; d Mar. 4, 1881 ; s John and Nancy (Boyer) Wisler [184-79]; m May 22, 1868, ELIZABETH AUGUSTINE, b Sept. 21, 1846; d Dec. 7, 1888; dau Peter and Anna (Wealand) Augustine. Farmer. At the time of his death Zacheus Wisler held the office of Township Trustee in Beaver Township, also School Director of Fractional District No. 11, and was a Deacon of Evangelical Lutheran Church of North Lima, Ohio. Children ( 2 ) : [184-602] 1. Jonathan Henry, b Mar. 1, 1869; m Margaret Jane Thomas. [184-603] 2. Emery Elmer, b July 31, 1878; m Della V. Shale. [184-268] HANNAH BOYER, b 1841 \ dau Henry B. and Barbara (Good) Boyer [184-80]; m Mar. 31, 1867, HENRY KOHLER, b 1830; d 1919; s Daniel and Elizabeth (Huffner) Kohler. Farmer; res., Canfield, Ohio. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Daniel, b 1868; Canfield, Ohio. [184-604] 2. Jonas, b 1869; m Amelia Youren. [184-605] -3. Henry B., b 1878; m Anna Hunter Hardy. [184-606] 4. Lucinda, b 1880; m W. H. Hunter; Canfield, Ohio. 5. Lucetta, b 1880; d 1880. 6. Allen, b 1882; Canfield, Ohio. [184-269a] CHRISTIAN BOYER, b Apr. 19, 1846; s Henry B. and Barbara (Good) Boyer [184- 80]; m May 22, 1873, MARTHA GLENN, b June 1, 1855; d May 24, 1890; dau William and Clarinda (Titus) Glepn. Farmer; res., Columbiana, Ohio. (1920.) Children (3): [184-607] 1. William H., b Nov. 16, 1875; m Blanche Bossert. [184-608] 2. Walter J., b Feb. 14, 1880; m Laura Renkenberger. [184-609] 3. Fred E., b Dec. 28, 1881; m Myrtle Baker. [1 84-269 b] CHRISTIAN BOYER, same as above, m 2nd time, MARY BASSINGER. [A. B. 198.] 1358 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-272] ELIZABETH HOUTZ, b July 26, 1852 ; d June 16, 1891 ; dau John and Elizabeth (Boyer) Houtz [184-81]; m Mar. 6, 1873, GEORGE K. TYSON, b Mar. 13, 1846; d Feb. 19, 1920; s Henry Ty¬ son. Grocer; res., Millgrove, Ohio. (1920.) Children (6): [184-610] 1. John H., b Dec. 28, 1875; m Mabel Clemens. [184-611] 2. Elmer S., b Aug. 21, 1878; m Ora May Cox. [184-612] 3. Charles D., b Aug. 26, 1881; m Lillian Clemens. 4. Wilber G., b Dec. 21, 1885; 1649 Indiana Ave., Toledo, Ohio. [184-613] 5. Lena May, b Mar. 2, 1889; m Otto A. W. Dahms. 6. Boy, stillborn, June 11, 1892. [184-274] JOHN HOUTZ, b Oct. 7, 1855; d Apr. 23, 1913; s John and Elizabeth (Boyer) Houtz [184-81]; m MARY A. BAIRD, d June 20, 1920. Res., Helena, Ohio. One child: Garie A.; Helena, Ohio. [ Unable to complete.] [184-275] SARAH HOUTZ, b Nov. 20, 1856; dau John and Elizabeth (Boyer) Houtz [184-81]; m Mar. 30, 1876, LEVI TYSON, b Oct. 19, 1855; s Isaac and Susan (Snyder) Tyson. Farmer; res., Helena, Sandusky Co., Ohio. (1920.) Children (3): [184-614] 1. Jessie Louella, b Mar. 23, 1882; m Jacob Goetz. [184-615] 2. Mabelle Cleona, b Feb. 16, 1888; m James F. Snyder. 3. Mildred Lucille, b Jan. 3, 1901 ; Helena, Ohio. [184-276] REBECCA BOYER, b Oct. 19, 1846; d May 6, 1914; dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Key- ser) Boyer [184—82] ; m Mar. 29, 1866, JACOB B. CULP, b Aug. 4, 1840; d Mar. 24, 1915; s Anthony and Susanna Culp. Farmer; res., Halstead, Kansas. (1920.) Children (7): [184-616] 1. Elizabeth, b Nov. 2, 1867; d Oct. 1, 1901; m William A. Wolfe. [184-617] 2. Salome, b Aug. 31, 1870; m S. W. Miller. [184-618] 3. Susanna, b Sept. 30, 1872; m G. P. Unruh. [184-619] 4. Martha, b Mar. 14, 1875; m Rufus R. Stealy. [184-620] 5. Emma, b Nov. 5, 1877; m Frank Spangler. [184-621] 6. Rebecca, b Mar. 22, 1880; m John Overholt. [184-622] 7. Elnathan, b July 1, 1884; m Mary Warkentin. [184-277a] ABRAHAM K. BOYER, b May 8, 1854; d 1918; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Keyser) Boyer [184-82]; m Dec. 24, 1871, MARY A. TYSON, b - ; d Aug. 9, 1904. Carpenter; Middle- bury, Ind. (1912.) [A. B. 198.] Children G). [184-623] 1. Sadie, m Emmanuel Longfreed; Wakarusa, Ind. (1912.) [184-624] 2. William, m Ella Bechtel; has children; Goshen, Ind. 3. Fannie M. 4. Erwin W. [No further data obtainable.] [184-277b] ABRAHAM K. BOYER, same as above, m 2nd time, sister of Mary A. (Tyson) Boyer, his first wife. [184-278] DR. DAVID K. BOYER, b May 31, 1857 ; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Keyser) Boyer [184- 82]; m Nov. 7, 1878, SUSANNA TYSON, b Mar. 3, 1856; dau David and Margaret (Henry) Tyson. Physician; res., Middlebury, Ind. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [184-625] 1. John D., b Sept. 8, 1879; m Mary Garber. [184-626] 2. Bertha L., b July 15, 1882; m Henry M. Honderich. 3. Ira S., b May 26, 1884; unm; Middlebury, Ind. [184-627] 4. William Henry, b July 1, 1887; m Emma Honderich. [184-628] 5. Ida M., b Aug. 10, 1889; m Albert G. Cripe. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1359 [184-279] SAMUEL K. BOYER, b Sept. 17, 1859; d 1900; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Keyser) Boyer [184-82]; m ELIZA STAUFFER. Res., Wakarusa, Ind. Children (4-): [184-629] 1. Laura, m - Risser; Wakarusa, Ind. (1910.) [184-630] 2. Annetta, m - Everest; Wakarusa, Ind. (1910.) [184-631] 3. Amanda, m - Delp; Wakarusa, Ind. (1910.) 4. David L. ; Wakarusa, Ind. (1910.) [A. B. 198. Unable to complete or verify.] [184-281] ELIZABETH BOYER, b Mar. 14, 1862; d Mar. 14, 1896; dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Keyser) Boyer [184-82]; m Oct. 6, 1881, GEORGE J. TYSON, b Dec. 5, 1857; s Isaac and Susanna (Snyder) Tyson. Farmer; res., Prairie Depot, Ohio. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): [184-632] 1. Clara, b Oct. 1, 1882; m G. R. Bebb. 2. Hattie E., b Mar. 16, 1887; d May 21, 1888. [184-633] 3. Simon, b Nov. 29, 1889; m Clara B. Minnix. 4. Aaron, b Mar. 8, 1892; d Nov. 30, 1893. [184-634] 5. Sylvia, b Feb. 4, 1895; m David J. Steckley. [184-282] LYDIA BOYER, b Apr. 5, 1864; dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Keyser) Boyer [184-82]; m Mar. 4, 1888, SAMUEL J. TROUP, b Nov. 15, 1857 ; s John H. and Elizabeth Troup. Farmer; res., Wakarusa, Ind. No issue. (1920.) [184-283a] MARY C. REED, b May 29, 1856; d July 22, 1913; dau Samuel and Margaret (Stinson) Reed [184-84]; m GEORGE MORNINGSTAR. Res., Saxton, Pa. Children (2): 1. Reed; 2. Frank. [184-283b] MARY C. (REED) MORNINGSTAR, same as above, m 2nd time, J. O. WRIGHT. [ No further data.] [184-285] JAMES O. REED, b Feb. 2, 1861; s Samuel and Margaret (Stinson) Reed [184-84]; m Mar. 22, 1888, MINNIE ELEANOR PUTT, b Feb. 20, 1866; dau Levi L. and Elizabeth (Norris) Putt- Merchant; res., Philipsburg, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Elsie E., b Mar. 22, 1889; Philipsburg, Pa. [184-635] 2. Merle C., b July 14, 1894; d Dec. 26, 1918; m Marjorie Embery. 3. Evelyn M., b Apr. 29, 1896. [184-286] THEODORE REED, b Aug. 15, 1863; s Samuel and Margaret (Stinson) Reed [184-84]; m ALICE VIRGINIA HAWN, dau David F. and Elmira (Amick) Hawn. Res., Saxton, Pa. (1921.) Children (9): 1. Gertrude M., b Feb. 1, 1893; Saxton, Pa. 2. Richard R., b Apr. 9, 1895. [184-636] 3. Ida P., b June 20, 1898; m Joseph Ward. 4. David F., b Nov. 25, 1902. 5. Orpha B., b 1905. 6. Howard M., b 1907. 7. Marchell, b 1909. 8. Milton, b Jan. 24, 1912. 9. George, b Mar. 14, 1915. [184-287] HARRIET J. PALMER, b July 29, 1862; dan John and Catharine (Stinson) Palmer [184— 85]; m Apr. 15, 1891, CHARLES H. REED, b Apr. 15, 1868; s Abraham and Tillie (Anderson) Reed. Miner; res., 1803 First Ave., Altoona, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Orvilla P., b Feb. 14, 1892; 1803 First Ave., Altoona, Pa. [184-637] 2. Mark P., b Feb. 1, 1894; m Elsie M. Feight. 1300 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-638] 3. Carl E., b Jan. 22, 1896; m Stella May Brumbaugh. 4. Frank E., b Mar. 18, 1898. 5. Lillian C., b Apr. 17, 1900. 6. Martha B., b June 12, 1902. [184-288] LILLIAN B. PALMER, b July 21, 1865; dau John and Catharine (Stinson) Palmer [184-85]; m Nov. 9, 1891, SAMUEL E. HESS, b Mar. 4, 1863; s Samuel and Luisa (Fink) Hess. Clerk; res., 210 Venango St., Johnstown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [184-639] 1. Roy E., b Nov. 24, 1892; m Melvina Giles. 2. Irma, b Aug. 25, 1898; 210 Venango St., Johnstown, Pa. [184-289] JOHN W. PALMER, b May 23, 1869; s John and Catharine (Stinson) Palmer [184-85]; m Nov. 12, 1895, ELIZABETH I. REED, b Nov. 15, 1868; dau Levi C. and Louisa (Cypher) Reed. Janitor; res., Saxton, Pa. (1920.) Children (J); 1. DeVaux, b Mar. 31, 1901; d Apr. 1, 1901. 2. Allen, b June 13, 1902; d Dec. 9, 1908. 3. John R., b May 23, 1905. 4. Wesley Reed, b May 22, 1913; d Oct. 3, 1919. [184-289.2] ANNA M. MEARS, b May 30, 1872; dau Ephraim and Elizabeth (Stinson) Mears [184-88]; m Aug. 21, 1894, WILLIAM P. BRADLEY, b Feb. 2, 1868; s George and Mary (Isenberg) Bradley. Aline foreman; res., Dudley, Pa. (1920.) Children (8): 1. Maude, b Mar. 13, 1895; 1826 8th Ave., Altoona, Pa. 2. Olive, b Oct. 13, 1896; Dudley, Pa. 3. Amy, b Aug. 15, 1898; Dudley, Pa. 4. Mabel, b Nov. 17, 1900. 5. Mary, b Mar. 19, 1906. 6. Elsie, b Oct. 22, 1909. 7. Ada, b Jan. 31, 1913. 8. Eleanor, b Oct. 24, 1916. [184-289.4] ALICE B. MEARS, b Mar. 11, 1880; d Sept. 11, 1918; dau Ephraim and Elizabeth (Stinson) Mears [184-88]; m Mar. 4, 1903, HARVEY BRADLEY, b Aug. 31, 1881 ; s Charles and Sarah (Over) Bradley. Miner; res., Dudley, Pa. (1920.) One child: Edward, b Sept. 12, 1906. [184-289.5] MARY SUMMERS, b Aug. 3, 1865; dau Jacob and Elizabeth (Enyeart) Summers [184-89]; m Feb. 11, 1892, GEORGE B. HOOVER, b Sept. 30, 1863; s Rudolph and Catharine (Brum¬ baugh) Hoover. Miller; res., Woodbury, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 9 ): 1. Elsie Viola, b Sept. 4, 1892; Altoona, Pa. [184-640] 2. Clara Elizabeth, b Jan. 5, 1894; m Lawrence K. Replogle; Woodbury, Pa. [184-641] 3. Margaret Katharine, b Nov. 27, 1895; m Frank S. Crissman; Woodbury, Pa. 4. Rudolph Summers, b Aug. 25, 1897; Woodbury, Pa. 5. George Rollin, b Oct. 23, 1899. 6. Wilmer Herbert, b Apr. 5, 1901. 7. Weldon Bruce, b Dec. 25, 1904; d Apr. 13, 1906. 8. Mary LaRue, 6 Sept. 18, 1906. 9. Evelyn H., b Feb. 16, 1908; d Feb. 25, 1908. [184-289.7] IDA ALICE BOYER, b Oct. 4, 1856; dau David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184— 103]; m Sept. 3, 1874, SETH H. PETERS, b Feb. 13, 1851 ; s John and Catharine (Burke) Peters. Car¬ penter; res., 29533^2 East Fourth St., Los Angeles, Cal. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1361 [184-642] [184-643] [184-644] [184-645] [184-646] [184-647] Children (6): 1. Arthur Eugene, b July 12, 1875; m Audrey Beauchamp. 2. Ora Belle, b Feb. 21, 1877; m Frank Corwin; Los Angeles, Cal. 3. Owen David, b Jan. 10, 1879; m Nina Maude Ridenour. 4. Bertha Odessa, b Aug. 26, 1881; m William Vimont. 5. Floyd Boyer, b Nov. 29, 1883; m L. Grace Robinson. 6. Marion Ellis, b Mar. 19, 1893; m Nina Marie Larson. [184-289.8] HERMAN HENRY BOYER, b Aug. 15, 1858; s David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184-103]; m MATTIE JOHNSON. Lumberman; res., Pensacola, Fla. [A. B. Appendix, 11.] Children ( 3 ): 1. Flossie, Pensacola, Fla.; 2. Georgia; 3. Lucille. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.] [184-289.9] MARY MARGARET BOYER, b Oct. 21, 1860; dau David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184-103]; m Oct. 1, 1879, SAMUEL G. SLY, b May 4, 1858; s Acy M. and Rhoda (Vancamp) Sly. Farmer; res., Burlington, Col. (1920.) Children (8): [184-648] 1. Lilly Grace, b Apr. 29, 1880; d Feb. 16, 1919; m Thomas J. Wilder. [184-649] 2. Rhoda Harriet, b Aug. 27, 1882; m George W. Turner. [184-650] 3. Mabel Adaline, b Sept. 17, 1887; d May 9, 1904; m Oscar Goff; Grant City, Mo. 4. Karl David, b Jan. 17, 1892; d Jan. 23, 1893. 5. Claude Gilford, b Mar. 25, 1894; Burlington, Col. [184-651] 6. Fannie Belle, b Apr. 2, 1896; m William A. Tillery. [184-652] 7. Frances Adelle, b July 17, 1898; m Leonard B. Rich. [184-652.1] 8. Blanche, b Sept. 3, 1900; m August C. Kern; Marchfield, Mo. [184-289.10] BERTHA REBECCA BOYER, b Oct. 14, 1862; dau David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184-103] ; m JOSEPH MALTBY, s Joseph and Catharine (Lees) Maltby. Real estate business; res., Long Beach, Cal. (1920.) Children (7): [184-653] 1. Frances Ada, b Mar. 19, 1882; m Willis Sapp. [184-654] 2. Herman Ray, b Aug. 15, 1883; m Ada B. Still. [184-655] 3. Estes David, b Jan 10, 1888; m Flora V. Crane. [184-656] 4. Nellie Gladys, b Jan. 15, 1890; m Walter J. Malcom. [184-657] 5. Flossie Adaline, b Sept. 19, 1892; m Wilson Thomas Garrett. 6. Joseph McKinley, b Sept. 1, 1896. 7. Harry Lee, b Apr. 5, 1906. [184-290] ERNEST BOYER, b July 28, 1864; s David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184-103]; m Aug. 28, 1886, HANNAH MALTBY, b Dec. 13, 1867; dau Joseph and Catharine (Lees) Maltby. Stock buyer and farmer; res., Burlington Junction, Mo. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): [184-658] 1. Ray Herman, b Oct. 5, 1887; m Elma Nicholas. [184-659] 2. Bertha Catharine, b Mar. 12, 1890; m C. A. Williams. 3. Harry Blake, b Nov. 6, 1892. [184-660] 4. Ruth Elizabeth, b Sept. 15, 1895; m E. W. Johnson. [184-661] 5. Ernest Dewey, b July 9, 1898; m Zelma Miller. 6. Beatrice B., b Nov. 23, 1910. [184-291] EDITH BOYER, b Oct. 29, 1866; dau David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184-103]; m Jan. 25, 1885, ZACHARIAH JOHNSTON; s William and Rosanna (Oster) Johnston. Farmer; res., College Springs, Iowa. (1920.) Children (10): 1. Guy B., b Apr. 6, 1886; College Springs, Iowa. [184-662] 2. Rosanna Harriet, b July 22, 1887; m Samuel Bays. [184-663] 3. John W., b Feb. 12, 1889; m Altha Walters; Clearmont, Mo. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families • 4. Harold U., b Feb. 2, 1891; m Bessie Atherton; Blanchard, Iowa. 5. Lenore B., b Mar. 3, 1893; m George R. Bain. 6. Ralph A., b Jan. 18, 1895; m Wilda Jones; Elmo, Mo. 7. Mary A., b Jan. 14, 1897. 8. Amy B., b Aug. 9, 1900. 9. Alice O., b Mar. 11, 1902. 10. Helen C., b June 4, 1906. [184-292] JOHN THOMAS BOYER, b May 1, 1869; s David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184- 103]; m Mar. 11, 1894, VILETTA ADELL MILLER, b Jan. 16, 1867; dau John and Hannah (Swank) Miller. Farmer; res., Burlington Junction, Mo. No issue. (1920.) [184-293] ADELINE ELIZABETH BOYER, b Mar. 22, 1871; dau David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184-103]; m Mar. 24, 1892, WESLEY MILLER, b Dec. 28, 1856; s John and Hannah (Swank) Miller. Farmer; res., Burlington Junction, Mo. (1920.) Children (J): [184-667] 1. John, b Feb. 26, 1893; m Gertrude Nicholas. [184-668] 2. Fred, b Apr. 27, 1897; m Millie Ballenger; Burlington Junction, Mo. 3. Herman, b Mar. 26, 1902. 4. Alma, b June 4, 1904. [184-294] SILAS DAVID BOYER, b May 6, 1873; s David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184- 103]; m Sept. 10, 1895, GENOA McCORMICK, b Nov. 28, 1872; dau William H. and Emily (Skipper) McCormick. Carpenter and farmer; res., Millville, Fla. (1920.) Silas Boyer is superintendent of the M. E. S. S. at Millville, Fla. Children (4).' [184-669] 1. Iris Genoa, b Jan. 23, 1897; m Dr. J. M. Nixon. [184-670] 2. Anna Myrtie, b June 6, 1898 ;mJ.H. Jellison. 3. Sadie Lois, b Sept. 14, 1904. 4. Silas McCormick, b Dec. 19, 1908. [184-295a] GERALD BOYER, b Sept. 14, 1875; s David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184-103]; m Feb. 24, 1899, ROSE WOODS, b Feb. 3, 1878 ; d July 31, 1904 ; dau William and Sarah (Payne)Woods. One child: Goldie, b June 19, 1900. [184-295b] GERALD BOYER, same as above, m 2nd time, Oct. 14, 1906, BEULAH HOOD, b Oct. 11, 1888; dau S. and Matilda (Nicholson) Hood. Farmer; res., Burlington Junction, Mo. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Irene, b Sept. 5, 1907. 2. Audrey, b June 25, 1909. 3. Herschel, b Sept. 8, 1912. [184-296] AMY BOYER, b Dec. 2, 1878; dau David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184-103]; m ROBERT NEWTON BARDERS. Burlington Junction, Mo. Children (3): 1. Hulda; 2. Robert F. ; 3. David. [A. B. Appendix, 11. Letters unans .; unable to complete or verify .] [184-297] LESTA BOYER, b May 15, 1881; dau David and Harriet (Schaeffer) Boyer [184-103]; m Oct. 6, 1897, GEORGE DUNKLE, b Sept. 17, 1872; s William and Susan (Ash) Dunkle. Farmer; res., Arcadia, Nebr. (1920.) Children (10): [184-671] 1. May, b Oct. 12, 1898; m C. Stanford Rowe. 2. Marvin, b Dec. 15, 1900; Mound City, Mo. 3. Blanche, b Feb. 16, 1905. 4. Fern, b Apr. 11, 1903. 1362 [184-664] [184-665] [184-666] 1363 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families \ 5. Ellen, b Apr. 23, 1907. 6. Fred, b Dec. 30, 1909. 7. Irene, b Feb. 15, 1912. 8. Lucile, b Feb. 27, 1914. 9. Maxine, b Dec. 15, 1916. 10. Florence, b Mar. 20, 1919. [184-298] ALBERT BOYERS, b May 25, 1860; d Aug. 8, 1920; s John and Adeline (Schaeffer) Boyer [184-104]; m Oct. 31, 1891, EDMEA E. HESS, b Dec. 7, 1869; dau William J. and Harriet E. (Reading) Hess. Postmaster; res., Rockyridge, Ohio. No issue. (1920.) [184-303] REV. WILLIAM BOYERS, b Aug. 7, 1863; s Rev. Henry and Selena (Clements) Boyers [184-105]; m Nov. 14, 1894, MERTIE M. WHITNEY, b Mar. 28, 1867; dau Augustus and Almaria Juliette (Wait) Whitney. Clergyman; pastor of M. E. Church. Res., 230 North 3rd St., Seward, Neb. (1920.) No issue. [184-304] MARGARET BOYERS, b Mar. 7, 1866; dau Rev. Henry and Selena (Clements) Boyers [184-105] ; m Sept. 23, 1891, W. H. GILBERT, b Oct. 21, 1844; d Feb. 28, 1919; s Jonathan and Esther (Wright) Gilbert. Oil and gas operator; res., 1460 East 116th St., Cleveland, 0]iio. (1920.) No issue. [184-305] HENRY GUY BOYERS, b Apr. 4, 1874; s Rev. Henry and Selena (Clements) Boyers [184-105]; m Apr. 23, 1901, MRS. ABIGAIL (TUBBS) PARKER, b Feb. 16, 1876; dau B. F. and Lois (Green) Tubbs. Manufacturer; res., 2439 Lawrence Ave., Toledo, Ohio. No issue. (1920.) [184-306] FREDERICK MERRICK BOYERS, b Sept. 9, 1876; s Rev. Henry and Selena (Clem¬ ents) Boyers [184-105]; m Feb. 25, 1907, LAURA GRACE BUTLER, b Jan. 27, 1890; dau Hiram N. and Ada A. (Wilson) Butler. Draftsman; res., O’Connell St., Toledo, Ohio. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Marjorie Jane, b Nov. 7, 1908. 2. Dorothy Grace, b Jan. 9, 1911. 3. Ada Selena, b Jan. 10, 1913. [184-307] JOHN CLEMENTS BOYERS, b Aug. 15, 1879; s Rev. Henry and Selena (Clements) Boyers [184-105]; m July 30, 1909, RUTH MIRIAM JOHNSON, b June 22, 1884; dau Albert E. and Estella (Eggleston) Johnson. Secretary-treasurer and general manager of Ward Motor Vehicle Co.; Mount Vernon, N. Y. (1920.) One child: Clements Johnson, b Aug. 25, 1911. [184-308] EDMUND W. BOYER, b July 27, 1867; s William and Elizabeth (Towle) Boyer [184- 106]; m June 26, 1906, JUNE NAFE, b Apr. 2, 1881; dau George W. and Cordelia (Erusberger) Nafe. Banker — assistant cashier; res., Muskegon, Mich. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Helene Nafe, b Apr. 30, 1907. 2. Edmund Nafe, b July 12, 1910. 3. Cordelia June, b Apr. 16, 1912. [184-309] DR. RAYMOND W. BOYER, b Feb. 10, 1869; s William and Elizabeth (Towle) Boyer [184-106]; m June 24, 1896, LELA EVANGELINE JONES, b Aug. 10, 1867; dau Oliver D. and Sarah (Kenyon) Jones. Dentist; res., Marquette, Mich. (1920.) One child: William Kenyon, b Apr. 24, 1901. [184-310] ALBERT T. BOYER, b Apr. 7, 1870; s William and Elizabeth (Towle) Boyer [184-106]; m Aug. 16, 1898, MAUDE BARKDOLL, b Sept. 17, 1880; dau Peter and Rebecca (Baker) Barkdoll. Bookkeeper; res., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Gale E., b Jan. 21, 1900; d Oct. 3, 1916. [184-672] 2. Elizabeth G., b Feb. 23, 1901; m Lester T. Caldwell. 3. Albert T., b Apr. 6, 1909. 1364 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-312] MABEL M. BOYER, b Mar. 17, 1879; dau William and Elizabeth (Towle) Boyer [184— 106]; m Sept. 8, 1909, RAYMOND S. DAWES, b Oct. 29, 1882; s Charles B. and Helen B. (Maffett) Dawes. Florist; res., Muskegon Heights, Mich. (1920.) Raymond S. Dawes is a graduate of Purdue University, class of 1904; Mabel M. Dawes is a graduate of the University of Michigan Training School for Nurses, class of 1903. Children ( 5 ): 1. Samuel M., b Oct. 22, 1910. 2. William B., b May 7, 1913. 3. Margaret M., b July 2, 1916. 4. Robert D., b June 6, 1918. 5. Elizabeth M., b Mar. 10, 1920. [184-313] DR. WILLIAM TECUMSEH BOYER, b Apr. 3, 1881; s William and Elizabeth (Towle) Boyer [184-106]; m Jan. 10, 1912, ZELLA LOU GARDNER, b Dec. 22, 1884; dau John T. and Martha J. (Griffeth) Gardner. Dentist; res., Muskegon, Mich. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Rosalin G., b Jan. 24, 1915. 2. Katherine, b Jan. 25, 1916. [184-315] RUSSELL P. MORRISON, b Sept. 2, 1876; s John W. H. and Eliza (Boyer) Morrison [184-108]; m May 18, 1909, CLARA M. GREEN, b July 28, 1880; dau Charles B. and Cathern (Foltz) Green. Bank teller; res., 932 West Main Cross, Findlay, Ohio. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Alice E., b Jan. 22, 1910. 2. John Charles, b Sept. 20, 1915; d Sept. 20, 1915. [184-316] MAUDE ESTELLA MORRISON, b Nov. 22, 1878; dau Rev. John W. H. and Eliza (Boyer) Morrison [184-108]; m June 15, 1910, WILLIAM PAYNE HEATH, b Mar. 30, 1883; s John F. and Rebecca (Hams) Heath. Agriculturist; res., White Heath, Illinois. (1920.) One child: Mary Eliza,- b June 13, 1912. [184-317] OTIS T. MORRISON, b Feb. 27, 1881; s Rev. John W. H. and Eliza (Boyer) Morrison [184-108]; m July 4, 1907, CLOE MAY APGER, b Jan. 27, 1890; dau Cloyce and Mary (McClure) Apger. Jeweler; res., Fostoria, Ohio. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Claude Malcolm, b Nov. 10, 1908; d Nov. 10, 1908. 2. Hugh A., b Feb. 10, 1910. 3. Rex Ward, b Oct. 12, 1915. 4. Joan, b Feb. 16, 1920. [184-318] KATE JUANITA MORRISON, b Oct. 2, 1883; dau Rev. John W. H. and Eliza (Boyers) Morrison [184-108]; m June 1, 1907, FRED G. FOLK, b May 28, 1884; s George F. and Arietta (Now- lan) Folk. Carpenter; res., Findlay, Ohio. (1920.) Children (5 ) : 1. Frederick M., b Jan. 31, 1908. 2. Eugene C., b Feb. 14, 1912. 3. Kathryn Lucille, b May 21, 1915. 4. Margaret Jeanette, b Oct. 14, 1917. 5. James Morrison, b Oct. 31, 1918. [184-319] FLORRIE MAY THURSTON, b July 25, 1867; dau Mathias and Sarah (Boyer) Thurs¬ ton [184-109]; m Sept. 2, 1886, CHARLES B. CRAMER, b Aug. 10, 1861; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Dennison) Cramer. Carpenter; res., Stryker, Ohio. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [184-673] 1. Gertrude May, b Nov. 27, 1887; m Charles Bernath. 2. Orville J., b Aug. 7, 1889; Stryker, Ohio. 3. Sarah Elizabeth, b Apr. 15, 1898; Stryker, Ohio. Plate 131 Two pictures of Abraham Wagener [192-7a] Founder of Penn Yan, New York. Charles Wagener [192-29) Mary Wagener Hanford [192-28] Tombstone of Dr. Abraham Wagener [192-1] in the Methacton Cemetery, Fairview Village, Pa. Tombstones of Christopher and Susanna (Heebner) Wagner [196-1) in private cemetery on the John K. Heebner farm in Worcester Township, Pennsylvania. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1365 [184-320] TRUMAN H. LEE, b May 19, 1877 ; s A. M. and Jane A. (Boyer) Lee [184-112]; m Mar. 26, 1899, IDA MAY KLINE, b June 18, 1878; dau George and Rosalia (Bates) Kline. Farmer; res., R. F. D. 5, Wauseon, Ohio. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Lloyd, b Sept, 20, 1900; d Feb. 17, 1901. 2. Daughter, b Feb. 19, 1904; d Feb. 24, 1904. 3. Daughter, b Jan. 9, 1905; d Jan. 10, 1905. 4. Ervin W., b Oct. 14, 1906. 5. Howard S., b May 21, 1911. [184-321] MYRTLE M. LEE, b Sept. 20, 1880; dau A. M. and Jane A. (Boyer) Lee [184-112]; m Dec. 27, 1900, LEWIS RUPP, b Dec. 20, 1877 ; s Christian and Elizabeth Rupp. Farmer; res., R. D. 9, Archbold, Ohio. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Orlo A., b May 4, 1903. 2. Lola A., b Apr. 13, 1905. 3. Mildred J., b Feb. 11, 1909. 4. Doris E., b Dec. 2, 1914. [184-322] STANLEY ALFRED LEE, b May 27, 1885 ; s A. M. and Jane A. (Boyer) Lee [184-1 12] ; m Apr. 30, 1908, MABEL BERTHA WHELLER, b Dec. 21, 1885; dau Henry Hammond and Harriet E. (Hobbs) Wheller. Farmer; res., Archbold, Ohio, R. D. No. 9. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Thelma Cecelia, b Apr. 28, 1909. 2. Donnelda May, b Oct. 31, 1919; d Oct. 31, 1919. [184-323a] CLYDE E. BOYER, b Apr. 8, 1876; s Aaron L. and Ella (Robinson) Boyer [184-113]; m Apr. 25, 1897, CORA M. PAXTON, b July 20, 1880; dau John and Mary Paxton. Divorced, Feb. 28, 1911. One child: Guy Harold, b July 2, 1899; d Dec. 27, 1903. [184-323b] CLYDE E. BOYER, same as above, m 2nd time, Mar. 11, 1915, JENNIE O. BUNTING, b June 3, 1883; dau Francis and Rachel (Foor) Bunting. Car checker at Willys-Overland Co.; res., 22 Fourteenth St., Toledo, Ohio. (1920.) [184-324] EARL R. BOYER, b May 4, 1881; s Aaron L. and Ella (Robinson) Boyer [184-113]; m CLARA SHAFFER. Res., 320 Ottowa St., Lansing, Mich. (1920.) One child: Kathryn A., b Mar. 7, 1905; d Oct. 5, 1918. [ Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [184-325] VERNON R. BOYER, b July 25, 1884; s Aaron L. and Ella (Robinson) Boyer [184-113]; m JENNIE ALLTAFFER. Res., West Unity, Ohio. One child: Kenneth L., b June 6, 1908. [Letters not ans.; unable to complete.] [184-326] SARA NILETTA BOYER, b Jan. 26, 1856; d Feb. 24, 1916; dau John G. and Josephine (Cantner) Boyer [184-114]; m Dec. 30, 1876, WILLIAM ENGLISH LIGHTNER, b Aug. 14, 1846; d July 26, 1913; s Adam and Elizabeth (Stryker) Lightner. Register of Wills at time of marriage; res., Huntingdon, Pa. (1920.) William E. Lightner was Associate Judge of Huntingdon Co., Pa., for two terms. Children (7): [184-674] 1. William B., b Dec. 23, 1878; m Katharine Walt. 2. Charles E., b Mar. 17, 1883; Huntington, Pa.; served with Co. M., 112th Infantry in World War as a Volunteer. [184-675] 3. J. Fred, b Aug. 13, 1893; m Olive Moreland. 4. Ethel M., b Oct. 7, 1881; Huntingdon, Pa. 1366 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-676] 5. Josephine, b June 10, 1888; m George DeVinney; Cleveland, Ohio. [184-677] 6. Blanch, b June 12, 1890; m Lester Wilkinson. [184-678] 7. Gladys, b Dec. 30, 1899; m Alfred Twigg; Cleveland, Ohio. [184-327] CHARLES HENRY BOYER, D. D. S., b May 26, 1858; s John G. and Josephine (Cant- ner) Boyer [184-1 14] ; m Apr. 8, 1892, JEMIMA WILLIS SCOTT, b Dec. 16, 1867 ; dau Robert W. and Annie (McGrath) Scott. Dentist; res., Huntingdon, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-328] HARRY C. BOYER, b Jan. 10, 1867; s Samuel H. and Lydia (Young) Boyer [184- 115]; m Mar. 28, 1889, ANNIE MAY BRUMBAUGH, b Jan. 19, 1870; dau Peter and Mary (Keith) Brumbaugh. Farmer; res., Aitch, Pa. (1920.) Children (3) : [184-679] 1. Clair B., b Jan. 18, 1890; m Ada Fouse. [184-680] 2. Grace, b Apr. 13, 1892; m D. H. Grove. 3. Harold, b Jan. 27, 1906; Aitch, Pa. [184-329] LUTHER EUGENE BOYER, b Oct. 29, 1864; s Samuel H. and Lydia (Young) Boyer [184-115]; m MARGARET E. MILLER. County Superintendent; Huntingdon, Pa. (1915.) Children (Jf) : 1. Annie Blanche; 2. Edna Alberta; 3. Theron Eugene; 4. Florence Margaret. [A. B. 190 — Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [184-330] WILBUR A. BOYER, s Samuel H. and Lydia (Young) Boyer [184-115]; m KATE YOUNG. James Creek, Pa. (1909.) Children (2): 1. Pearl; 2. Mary. [A. B. 190 — Letters unans. Unable to complete or verify.} [184-331] CHARLES H. BOYER, b Oct. 14, 1868; s Rev. Matthew G. and Martha L. (Stauffer) Boyer [184-116]; m JANE H. SUMMERS, b July 9, 1870. Insurance agent; res., 702 Junior Terrace, Chicago, Ill. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Martha Edith, b Dec. 28, 1894. 2. Merle X., b Sept. 20, 1900; d Oct. 9, 1918. Merle Boyer was a graduate of Carthage College, Ill., class of 1918; he enlisted in the Student Army Training Corps, became seriously ill and died in St. Joseph’s Hospital, Keokuk, Iowa, of pneumonia. [184-333] MARY S. BOYER, b Jan. 14, 1879; dau Rev. Matthew G. and Martha L. (Stauffer) Boyer [184-116]; m Sept. 8, 1904, DR. L. J. VAN DERPOOL, b Dec. 10, 1877; s Albert and Susan A. (Read) Van Derpool. Dentist; res., 2094 Girard Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Marion Boyer, b Mar. 7, 1907. 2. Leslie Boyer, b Mar. 6, 1909. [184-336] HENRY H. CRUM, b Feb. 18, 1883; s Alison H. and Mary J. (Boyer) Crum [184-117]; m Aug. 8, 1917, BESS LETTERMAN, dau Augustus and Catharine (Hefright) Letterman. Res., 522 Gage St., Akron, Ohio. (1920.) One child: Richard Henry, b Feb. 16, 1919; d Feb. 23, 1919. [184-337] CLARA ALICE BRUMBAUGH, b Nov. 7, 1858; dau David B. and Susan S. (Bechtel) Brumbaugh [184-119]; m Dec. 1, 1881, JACOB GROVE NORRIS, b Apr. 24, 1857; s Joseph and Mary S. (Grove) Norris. Retired carpenter; res., Grafton, Pa. (1919). No issue. [184-338] IRVIN BECHTEL BRUMBAUGH, b Dec. 16. 1866; s David B. and Susan S. (Bechtel) Brumbaugh [184-119]; m Oct. 15, 1891, RACHEL GERTRUDE McCALL, b Sept. 22, 1870; dau Michael and Nancy (Park) McCall. Grafton, Pa. [B. F. 623.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1367 Irvin B. Brumbaugh was elected minister of German Baptist Brethren Church on June 17, 1899. Children (2): 1. Della Mae, h Apr. 10, 1896. 2. John McCall, b Oct. 21, 1906. [184-339] ANNIE AGNES BRUMBAUGH, b Apr. 21, 1875; dau David B. and Susan S. (Bechtel) Brumbaugh [184-119]; m Jan. 10, 1900, FRANK MYERS, b Apr. 17, 1876; s Abraham and Catherine (Garner) Myers. Farmer; res., Grafton, Pa., R. D. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Dorothy Mae, b Dec. 30, 1902. 2. Wilmer Brumbaugh, b May 27, 1905. 3. Clara Eleanor, b June 19, 1909. [184-340] OTIS MYERS BRUMBAUGH, b May 27, 1860; s George and Fannie E. (Myers) Brum¬ baugh [184-120]; m FLORA SARAH GARVER, b Jan. 30, 1860; dau George and Annie (Bare) Garver. Res., Huntingdon, Pa. (1919.) One child: [184-682] Cloy Garver, b Feb. 4, 1884; m Mabel Beaver. “Otis Myers Brumbaugh was born at Grafton, Huntingdon Co., Pa. He was educated in the public schools, attended Juniata College two years, and taught a public school one term. After marriage he ‘farmed’ two years at Grafton, Pa., and then moved to Huntingdon, Pa., where he has for many years been successfully engaged in the mercantile business, mainly dealing in general merchandise. On Sept. 1, 1908, he retired from the firm of Brumbaugh & Rupert, and became steward of Juniata College, which responsible position he yet occupies. Both himself and wife are members of Huntingdon Church of the Brethren in which he was elected deacon in 1890.” [ B . F. 624-] [184-341] DR. SAMUEL OSCAR BRUMBAUGH, b July 30, 1862; dec; s George and Fannie E. (Myers) Brumbaugh [184-120]; m Jan. 1, 1895, AGNES T. (MULLEN) HARLEY, b Apr. 14, 1864; dau James and Helen (Rhall) Mullen. Physician. One child: Hazel T., b Oct. 3, 1898. “Samuel Oscar Brumbaugh, M. D., was born in Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., Pa. He was edu¬ cated in the public schools of Grafton, Huntingdon Co., graduated from the Normal English Course of Juniata College, class of '82 (B.E.); attended the Medical Department of the University of Pa., gradu¬ ating therefrom in class of ’86 (M.D.); spent six months in Blockley Hospital and one year at Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa., also serving on the medical staff of that hospital; demonstrator of anatomy for two years in Western Pa. Medical College; Surgeon, 18th Reg., National Guard of Pa., 1890-1898; spent nine months studying surgery in Europe. Practiced medicine and surgery in Pittsburgh, Spang¬ ler, etc., in Pa., and located at Huntingdon, Pa., July 1, 1908.” [ B . F. 625.} [184-342] ELMA ALICE BRUMBAUGH, b Apr. 16, 1867; dau George and Fannie E. (Myers) Brumbaugh [184-120] ; m JOHN McLARRIN KIRKWOOD. Res., 734 North Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [184-683] 1. Baird, b Nov. 14, 1893; m Verna Greenawalt; Pittsburgh, Pa. 2. George, b Nov. 12, 1896; unm.; Pittsburgh, Pa. [184-684] 3. Catharine, b June 25, 1899; m M. B. Woolridge; Pittsburgh, Pa. 4. John, b Oct. 27, 1908. [184-343] ANNA PEARL BRUMBAUGH, b Feb. 18, 1872; dau George and Fannie E. (Myers) Brumbaugh [184-120]; m, PHILIP ZINN, s Andrew and Margaret Zinn. Merchant; res., Toledo, Ohio. One child: Robert. [ B.F.625 . No further data.] [184-344] ISAAC HARVEY BRUMBAUGH, b Mar. 10, 1870; s Henry B. and Susan F. (Peightal) Brumbaugh [184-121]; m Apr. 26, 1900, AMELIA HENRIETTA JOHNSON, b Jan. 28, 1874; dau Samuel Martin and Ellen (Bulfinch) Johnson of Cambridge, Mass. [B. F. 626.} 1368 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4)-' 1. Barbara, b Oct. 24, 1901. 2. Catherine Bulfinch b Nov. 22, 1902. 3. Marion Johnson, b Mar. 2, 1907. 4. Henry Martin, b Nov. 12, 1912. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.) Isaac Harvey Brumbaugh was born in Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., Pa. He was educated in the public schools of Huntingdon and was graduated from Juniata College in 1886. In 1889 he entered Haverford College and was graduated from that institution in 1892 with the degree of A. B. He then began teaching at Juniata College in the Department of Ancient Languages. He continued as professor of Latin until 1912, at the same time performing numerous administrative duties. However, during this period he spent several years in study at Harvard University, receiving the degree of A. M. in the Gradu¬ ate School of Harvard in 1899. The summer of 1896 was spent at the University of Jena, Germany, in the study of pedagogy. In the same year he was made acting president of Juniata College, and in 1911 he was elected president, and has continued in that capacity ever since. In 1904 he was elected to the ministry of the German Baptist Brethren Church. [B. F., p 627.) [184-345] FELICA EUNICE BRUMBAUGH, b Oct. 28, 1868; dau Isaac and Priscilla E. (Stever) Brumbaugh [184-122]; m ELBYT FORSHEY, s Anthony Forshey. Farmer; Grafton, Pa. Children (2): 1. Gladys Ruth, b Sept. 25, 1895. 2. Owen Stever, b Oct. 25, 1900. [Letters unanswered.) [184-346] JOHN W. STEVER BRUMBAUGH, b Dec. 4, 1882; s Isaac and Priscilla E. (Stever) Brumbaugh [184-122]; m LAURA SAILOR. Res., Huntingdon, Pa. Children (8 ) : 1. Otis Stever, b Nov. 28, 1905. 2. Rachel, b May 2, 1907. 3. Oscar, b Aug. 6, 1909. [B. F. 627.) [184-347] ANNIE GROVE BRUMBAUGH, b June 15, 1855; d Feb. 3, 1891 ; dau Henry and Nancy (Grove) Brumbaugh [184-124]; m Feb. 3, 1874, MICHAEL H. MYERS. Res., Huntingdon, Pa. [B. F. 60S.) Children (2): 1. Franklin Brumbaugh, b Aug. 11, 1879; d Oct. 20, 1879. [184-685] 2. Bruce Brumbaugh, b May 11, 1875; m Della E. McCall. Michael Myers married a second time. [184-348] MILTON GROVE BRUMBAUGH, b Oct. 16, 1858; s Henry and Nancy (Grove) Brum¬ baugh [184-124]; m Apr. 11, 1878, SARAH CATHARINE SIMPSON, b Mar. 9, 1858; dau John and Anne Eliza (States) Simpson. Farmer; Chambersburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [184-686] 1. John Simpson, b May 28, 1879; m Myra Elizabeth Liddick. 2. Henry Jason, b Nov. 26, 1881; unm; Chambersburg, Pa. [184-687] 3. Anna Mary, b Oct. 29, 1883; d Dec. 15, 1918; m Blaine S. Lehman. [184-688] 4. James Bruce, b May 4, 1888; m Sadie A. Stumbaugh. [184-349a] HON. MARTIN GROVE BRUMBAUGH, Ph. D., LL. D., b Apr. 14, 1862; s George B. and Martha P. (Grove) Brumbaugh [184-125]; m July 30, 1885, ANNA KONIGMACHER, b Mar. 30, 1861; d June 12, 1914; dau Edwin and Lydia (Mohler) Konigmacher. Children (2): [184-689] 1. Mabel Amanda, b Oct. 18, 1887; m Ralph P. Lewars; Riverton, N. J. [184-690] 2. George Edwin, b Aug. 27, 1890; m Frances H. Anderson. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1369 [184— 349b] HON. MARTIN GROVE BRUMBAUGH, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 30, 1916, FLORA BELLE PARKS, b Mar. 24, 1876; dau George and Mary (Brumbaugh) Parks. Res., 254 W. Walnut Lane, Germantown, Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919.) Martin Grove Brumbaugh, A. M., M. S., Ph. D., LL. D., was born in Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., Pa. “He taught in the public schools two years and graduated at Brethren’s Normal College with the degree of Bachelor of English in 1881 , and in 1883 was made Master of English by that institution. Con¬ tinuing studies in science at Juniata College (of which he was president, 1892-1910), he took the B.S. degree there in 1885, and was made M. S. in 1887. In the meantime his active life as an educator had commenced with his service as professor of English Literature in Juniata College, 1882-84, and with the appointment as County Superintendent of Schools in Huntingdon County (Pa.); this latter office he held from 1884-90. In 1890-91 he was again professor of English Literature at Juniata. The next year was spent in graduate study at Harvard, and in 1892 Prof. Brumbaugh returned to Phila. to assume the duties of the president of Juniata College, and to pursue further studies at the Graduate School of the University of Pennsylvania, where the degree of A.M. was conferred upon him in 1893, and Ph. D. in 1895. It was but a natural consequence of a career in which the occupations of student and teacher have been so constantly and equally mingled, that the appointment as Professor of Pedagogy came to him from the University in 1894; as much a student as teacher himself, he is eminently fitted to teach the educators’ profession.” [ Universities and Their Sons — U. of Pa. — Chamberlain , 1901, p 430.] He was “State conductor of teachers’ institutes in Louisiana, 1886-91 ; first commissioner of educa¬ tion in Porto Rico, 1900-03; professor of pedagogy at U. of Pa., 1895-00, and 1902-06; superintendent of public schools, Phila. since 1906; author History of the Brethren (1899); Juniata Bible Lecture (1897) ; Standard Reader (5 vols.); also (with J. S. Walton) Stories of Pennsylvania and Liberty Bell Leaflets; The Making of a Teacher (1905); Life and Works of Christopher Dock (1908); editor of Lippincott Educational Series.” [Who's Who in America , 1910-11, p 251.] Dr. Brumbaugh has always been in great demand as a lecturer at teachers’ institutes throughout the country. In recognition of his work in the educational field he has been honored by many institu¬ tions, having received the degree of LL.D. from Mount Morris College, Franklin and Marshall College, Pennsylvania College, and the University of Pittsburgh. In 1914 he was elected Governor of Pennsyl¬ vania, serving a four year term, or during the period of the War. Since relinquishing the office of Gover¬ nor, Dr. Brumbaugh has been engaged in the service of the United States Government in the Depart¬ ment of Vocational Training. Both Dr. Brumbaugh and his father were elected ministers of the Ger¬ man Baptist Brethren Church. [184-350] FRANK GROVE BRUMBAUGH, b Oct. 13, 1864; s George B. and Martha P. (Grove) Brumbaugh [184-125]; m Apr. 13, 1884, EFFIE GLASGOW, b June 30, 1866; dau Samuel and Harriet Glasgow. Res., James Creek, Pa. (1919.) One child: [184-691] Carrie Martha, b Oct. 28, 1886; m Jacob M. Hoffman. [184-351] IRVIN GROVE BRUMBAUGH, b Dec. 16, 1867; s George B. and Martha P. (Grove) Brumbaugh [184-125]; m Dec. 15, 1892, MARY HAFFLY, b Oct., 1878; dau Jacob and Mary IJaffly. Merchant; res., James Creek, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): [184-691.1] 1. Randall LeRoy, b Sept. 26, 1893; m Elizabeth Donellson; James Creek, Pa. 2. Martin Allen, b Sept. 8, 1896. 3. Martha Grace, b June 29, 1904. [184-352] GAIUS MARCUS BRUMBAUGH, M. S., M. D., b May 7, 1862; s Dr. Andrew B. and Maria B. (Frank) Brumbaugh [184-126]; m Oct. 1, 1889, CATHERINE ELLIOTT BROWN, b June 15, 1868; dau Dr. Charles W. and Mary E. (Elliott) Brown. Physician; res., 905 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D. C. (1920.) Catherine Brown Brumbaugh is a member of the Mayflower Society. Children (3): 1. Charles Andrew, b May 13, 1897. 2. Marcus Morton, b July 28, 1899; d May 15, 1900. 3. Elliott Frank, b Jan. 24, 1903. 1370 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh, M. S., M. D., was born in Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., Pa., on the old homestead farm. He was educated in the Huntingdon Academy, Brethren’s Normal School and Juniata College, graduating from the latter institution in 1879. He also received the degrees of M. E. and M. S. from the same college in 1898. After teaching in public schools for several years he attended medical lectures at the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, and Howard University from which he was graduated in 1885 with the degree of M. D. He wras also given the degree of M. D. from the Medical Department of Georgetown University in 1898. In 1882 Dr. Brumbaugh moved to Washington, D. C., where he has held several positions under the United States Government, the last being Assistant Chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry. Since 1899 he has been a member of the Third Board U. S. Pension Examining Surgeons. For fourteen years Dr. Brumbaugh was lecturer on materia medica and therapeutics in the National Training School for Nurses (Sibley Hospital), but in 1911 he gave up this position with a number of other activities in order to devote more of his time to the completion of his large book, “Genealogy of the Brumbaugh Families,” which was published in 1913. In addition he has also published the following: “Lists of Swiss Emigrants in the Eighteenth Century to the American Colonies,” “Zurich to Carolina and Pennsyl¬ vania (1734-1744),” “Maryland Records.” Dr. Brumbaugh is also editor of the “National Genea¬ logical Society Quarterly.” [ B . F., p 613.] [184-353] CORA ADELE BRUMBAUGH, b Apr. 21, 1866; dau Dr. Andrew B. and Maria B. (Frank) Brumbaugh [184-126]; m Dec. 28, 1892, ALFRED PURVIS SILVERTHORN, b Jan. 2, 1863; s Robert and Anna (Purvis) Silverthorn. Cashier of First National Bank; res., 1618 Moore St., Hunt¬ ingdon, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [184-354a] MAHLON FAULKENDER BRUMBAUGH, b Mar. 27, 1865; s Abraham W. and Han¬ nah (Faulkender) Brumbaugh [184-127]; m Oct. 11, 1894, PRISCILLA SHOWALTER, b June 12, 1865; d June 1, 1907; dau Isaac and Sophia (Foust) Showalter. Children (2): [184-692] 1. Raymond Showalter, b Oct. 18, 1895; m Florence Netzley. 2. Rachel Hannah, b Apr. 7, 1898. [184-354b] MAHLON FAULKENER BRUMBAUGH, same as above, m 2nd time, Feb. 12, 1910, MRS. LYDIA ANN (SNOWBERGER) SNYDER, b June 7, 1864; d June 22, 1917 ; dau Jonathan and Theresa (Specht) Snowberger. Orange farmer; res., Covina, Los Angeles, Cal. (1919.) [184-355] MARY AGNES BRUMBAUGH, b Aug. 9, 1868; dau Abraham W. and Hannah (Faul¬ kender) Brumbaugh [184-127]; m Aug. 11, 1891, EDWARD ELLSWORTH SHAVER, b May 6, 1863; s Cyrus Milton and Julia Ann Shaver. Orange grower; res., Azusa, Cal. (1919.) Children (9): 1. Chalmers, b Dec. 19, 1892. 2. Ruth, b Sept. 20, 1894. 3. Roland Paul, b Nov. 16, 1896. 4. Stanley Brumbaugh, b Aug. 10, 1900. 5. Viola, b Mar. 23, 1904; d June 1, 1904. 6. Mahlon, b Sept. 1, 1905. 7. Laura Ethel, b Sept. 21, 1907. 8. Gaius Roy 1 . 9. Galen Roy J twin*> b All%- 14’ 1910- [184-356] IRA BRUMBAUGH MASON, b Apr., 1865; s Robert and Rebecca B. (Brumbaugh) Mason [184-128]; m ELLA MARTIN, dau Robert and - (Hyper) Martin. Res., Huntingdon, Pa. Farmer. One child: Lillian. [B.F. 51+2 — No further data.] [184-357] JOHN ALVA MASON, b Feb. 8, 1872; s Robert and Rebecca B. (Brumbaugh) Mason [184-128]; m FLORA EDNA THOMPSON, b July 20, 1874; dau John T. and Sarah (Heffner) Thomp¬ son. Farmer; res., 202 Dean St., Williamsburg, Pa. (1919.) One child: Lena Adelia, b Mar. 6, 1891. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1371 [184-358] JACOB BRUMBAUGH ROGERS, b Sept. 15, 1867; s John and Catharine (Brumbaugh) Rogers [184-130] ; m Sept. 12, 1893, FANNIE WOODBURN KENNEDY, b Oet. 2, 1871 ; dau William L. and Mary J. (Dunlap) Kennedjr. Contractor; res., 1003 18th Ave., Altoona, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): [184-693] 1. Dorothy Catharine, b Feb. 15, 1895; m Duane Fred Herr. 2. Donald Kennedy, b June 28, 1897. [184-359] MILTON BRUMBAUGH ROGERS, b Jan. 25, 1870; s John and Catharine (Brum¬ baugh) Rogers [184-130]; m Jan. 2, 1890, CORA JANE WAGNER, b Aug. 16, 1872; dau William H. and Sarah L. (Pheasant) Wagner. Machinist; res., 314 6th Ave., Juniata, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Cloyd John, b Mar. 22, 1891. 2. Sarah Leona, b Feb. 10, 1893. [184-360] CECILIA ROGERS, b Mar. 30, 1872; dau John and Catharine (Brumbaugh) Rogers [184-130] ; m June 20, 1892, ELMER STRECT FREE, b July 29, 1869; s John and Anna (Street) Free. Electrician; res., Huntingdon, Pa. [B. F. No further data.] Children (6): 1. Elma Florence, b Apr. 17, 1893. 2. Nellie Mae, b Jan. 20, 1895. 3. Anna Barbara, b Jan. 9, 1898. 4. Ethel Wynne, b Sept. 7, 1900. 5. Chalmers, b Oct. 30, 1904. 6. Orlena Margaret, b July 24, 1909. [184-361] LORENZO BRUMBAUGH ROGERS, b May 26, 1875; s John and Catharine (Brum¬ baugh) Rogers [184-130]; m Nov. 17, 1898, FANNIE M. WAGNER MORRISON, b Nov. 7, 1878; dau Ezra and Caroline (Rambler) Wagner; adopted by Bower E. and Hettie Morrison. Rural mail carrier; res., Newton Hamilton, Pa. (1920.) Children (8): [184-694] 1. Agnes Henrietta, b Nov. 7, 1899; m Wallace H. Stine. 2. Alexander Anderson, b Aug. 4, 1901. 3. Mary Catherine, b Jan. 1, 1904. 4. Emma Isabella, b Feb. 22, 1909. 5. Adaline Beatrice, b Jan. 8, 1910. 6. Caroline, b July 12, 1912. 7. Barbara Grace, b Sept. 9, 1913. 8. Freeda Louise, b Nov. 26, 1918. [184-362] LOTTIE MARY ROGERS, b Sept. 6, 1878; dau John and Catharine (Brumbaugh) Rogers [184-130]; m Sept. 20, 1905, JOHN HICKS, b May 1, 1874; s James and Ellen (Barrick) Hicks. Dealer in meats and provisions; res., 1424 Mifflin St., Huntingdon, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-363] JOHN MARTIN ROGERS, b July 24, 1881 ; s John and Catharine (Brumbaugh) Rogers [184-130] ; m Dec. 3, 1907, CLARA MURRAY SIMPSON, b May 8, 1884 ; dau John Glasgow and Annie M. (Logan) Simpson. Superintendent of The Raystown Water Power Co.; res., Huntingdon, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. John Simpson, b Aug. 12, 1909. 2. Elizabeth Murray, b Sept. 14, 1913. 3. Cathrine Glasgow, b Aug. 24, 1915. [184-364] ALPHEUS HERBERT ZOOK, b Nov. 12, 1878; s Rufus A. and Rachel (Brumbaugh) Zook [184-131]; m Mar. 14, 1903, LOTTIE G. SPECK, b Oct. 19, 1882; dau Harrison and Margaret (Dean) Speck. Clerk, railway mail service; res., Huntingdon, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Ralph Ambrose, b Dec. 28, 1903. 2. Edith Mildred, b Feb. 8, 1907; d Aug. 7, 1908. 1372 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Walter Harrison, b Aug. 14, 1908; d Mar. 30, 1919. 4. Mildred Elizabeth, b June 12, 1910. 5. Helen Margaret, b Apr. 9, 1912. [184-368] HARMAN CUSTER, b Feb. 4, 1850; s Abraham and Mary (Shrawder) Custer [184- 141a] ; vi Nov. 14, 1868, MARY ELIZABETH SHAFFER, b Aug. 14, 1850; dau George and Ellen (Pyle) Shaffer. Children (9): [49-988] 1. Jennie, b Apr. 15, 1869; d May 28, 1917; m William Snabel. [184-695] 2. William, b June 17, 1870; d June 6, 1893; m Rebecca Iveely. 3. Jesse ) 4 James twin8, b Jan. 14, 1872; d in infancy. 5. Anna C., b 1873; single; 511 Astor St., Norristown, Pa. 6. Emma, b Nov. 2, 1874; single. 7. James M., b Mar. 17, 1876. [184-696] 8. Rachel R., b Aug. 23, 1877; d Mar. 25, 1897; m Samuel Sickle. 9. Irene, b Jan. 8, 1879. [Letters not ans .; unable to complete .] “Harman Custer was born in Norriton Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., and at the age of three years moved with his father to East Coventry Twp., Chester Co., Pa. At the age of eight, he left home and became a driver on the Schuylkill Canal, going as far as New York City, Hartford (Conn.), and other points. He spent seven years on the Canal, ending as a steersman. In 1863 it is said young Custer went to Alexandria with a load of coal for the use of the government, and on the Chesapeake Bay encountered a severe storm that would have tried the nerve of the most experienced men in the business. “In 1864 he went to Pottstown and became an apprentice to the carpenter’s trade. In 1867 he entered the employ of the P. & R. Rwy. as laborer, and lias been in their employ ever since, serving as brakeman, fireman, and conductor, and engineer. In all these years he is said never to have had a wreck and never to have run into the rear of a train. Since 1880 he has been living in Bridgeport, Pa.” [ Biog . Annals of Montg. Co., Vol. II, pp 370-1.] [184-374] WILLIAM B. NUNGESSER, b - ; d Sept.. 8, 1904; s Henry and Mary (Beyer) Nungesser [184-149]; m - Children (4): 1. Harry W. [184-697] 2. Alma, m - - Pelin. 3. David. [184-698] 4. Blanche, m - Edmunson. [Data from Bean's “ Hist. Montg. Co. (1884),” and Court Records; unable to complete or verify.] [184-375] SAMUEL BEYER, b 1848; d Apr. 2, 1914; s Philip and Mary Beyer [184-152] ; m ELIZA¬ BETH - - [184-699] [184-700] [184-701] [184-702] [184-703] Children (5): 1. Jerome, m Elizabeth - ; 651 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. 2. Ambrose S., m Emma L. - ; 738 Kohn St., Norristown, Pa. 3. Philip, m Mabel May - ; Norristown, Pa. 4. William Linwood, m - ; Norristown, Pa. 5. Harry I., m - ; Norristown, Pa. [Letters unanswered.] Samuel Beyer of West Norriton, Pa., died intestate Apr. 2, 1914, leaving the following children: Ambrose S., Jerome, Philip, William L., and Harry S. [D. B. 737:485, Norristown, Pa., Nov. 2, 1915.] [184-376] NORRIS BEYER, s Philip and Mary Beyer [184-152]; m MARY M. PLUSH, dau Christian Plush of Lower Providence, Pa. [D. B. 607:406, Norristown, Pa. Unable to complete or verify.] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1373 [184-377] HANNAH B. BOORSE, b Apr. 2, 1834; d Sept, 13, 1889; dau Jacob and Catharine B. (Bean) Boorse [184-159]; m Jan. 23, 1853, DANIEL KRATZ, b Nov. 15, 1826; d Jan. 30, 1885; s Valentine and Mary (Johnson) Kratz. Farmer. Children (11): [184-704] 1. Amanda B., b Apr. 24, 1854; d Aug. 10, 1886; m John B. Wismer. [184-705] 2. Mary B., b July 18, 1855; m Samuel C. Hiestand; Chapel, Pa. [184-706] 3. Hannah B.. b July 22, 1857; m Nathaniel C. Hiestand. 4. Henry B., b Nov. 15, 1858; d Oct. 21, 1863. [184-707] 5. Franklin B., b Sept. 8, 1860; d Jan. 22, 1901 ; m Maggie H. Heimer. 6. Amy B., b Apr. 18, 1863; d July 27, 1864. 7. Ellen B., b Oct. 26, 1864; d May 6, 1870. [184-708] 8. Horace B., b Oct. 19, 1866; m Sallie B. Longaker. 9. Daniel B., b Sept. 13, 1868; d Sept. 29, 1888. 10. John B., b Aug. 28, 1872; d Dec, 3, 1894. [184-709] 11. Jacob B., b Jan. 27, 1878; m Irene Sassaman. [184-378] CATHARINE B. BOORSE, b Aug. 5, 1837; d Dec. 30, 1885; dau Jacob and Catharine B. (Bean) Boorse [184-159] ; in ABRAHAM F. KRATZ, b June 28, 1825; d Feb. 10, 1903; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Fretz) Kratz. Children (3): 1. Sara Alice B., b Apr. 30, 1872; unm. [184-710] 2. Jacob B., b July 12, 1873; m Minerva B. Cressman. [184-711] 3. Evelyn B., b Feb. 14, 1875; m Irvin F. Schueck. [184-379] AMANDA BOORSE, b Mar. 20, 1839; d Feb. 17, 1861; dau Jacob and Catharine B. (Bean) Boorse [184-159]; m Oct., 1860, DANIEL C. KRATZ, b Apr. 13, 1829; d, May 28, 1896 ;s Abra¬ ham and Elizabeth (Cassel) Kratz. No issue. [184-380] SARAH B. BOORSE, b Feb. 11, 1841; d Feb. 17, 1921; dau Jacob and Catharine B. (Bean) Boorse [184-159]; m ELIAS LANDES, b June 6, 1830; d Nov. 3, 1900; s Joseph and Rachel (Harley) Landes. Resided in Lansdale, Pa. No issue. Elias Landes was first married to Barbara Moyer. [184-381] ANNA B. BOORSE, b Feb. 4, 1850; dau Jacob and Catharine B. (Bean) Boorse [ 1 84— 159]; m JAMES LLOYD, b - -; d Mar. 18, 1904. Widow resides in Lansdale, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-382] AUGUSTUS BEAN, b Sept, 8, 1839; d Sept. 18, 1884; s Isaac B. and Sarah (Van Fossen) Bean [184-160]; m May 31, 1873, LOVINA KOCH, b Mar. 3, 1850; dau John and Sophia Koch. Children (2): [184-712] 1. Clara, b Nov. 2, 1874; m Stricklen W. Gerdemann. [11-267] 2. Sallie Moore, b Dec. 28, 1877; m Charles S. A. Krauss, Jr. [184-383] JOSEPH V. BEAN, b Oct. 20, 1843; s Isaac B. and Sarah (Van Fossen) Bean [184-160]; m Nov., 1871, EMMA L. RITTENHOUSE, b 1849; d May, 1898; dau William R. and Elizabeth Y. (Linderman) Rittenhouse. Proprietor of “Bean’s Herb Cure, Cold Mixture and Salve’’ ; res., 639 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Joseph V. Bean was a member of Town Council of Norristown, Pa. for several years, and had charge of the musical program in the Montgomery County Centennial Celebration (1884). For many years Mr. Bean was principal of the Chain St. School, Norristown, Pa. One child: [184-714] Worthington R., b Oct. 8, 1872; m Mary A. Pugh. [184-384] JACOB V. BEAN, b June 11, 1847; s Isaac B. and Sarah (Van Fossen) Bean [184-160]; m 1374 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): 1. Augustus; lived in Philadelphia, Pa. 2. Mary. [Further data unobtainable.] [184-385] CATHARINE V. BEAN, b Nov. 4, 1851; d Jan. 18, 1896; dau Isaac B. and Sarah (Van Fossen) Bean [184-160]; m LEWIS R. DANLEY, b — - ; d 1909. Children (2): [184-715] 1. Daughter, d Aug., 1918; m H. Y. Brunner. [184-716] 2. Kathryn, m Abraham Ruth; 1134 Markley St., Norristown, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [184-388] EMMA BEAN, b Mar. 7, 1847; dau Samuel B. and Julia A. (Brunner) Bean [184-161]; m Jan. 3, 1866, ALPHONSO NICOM, b June 14, 1844; d Sept. 5, 1908; s John H. and Mary Ann (Ely) Nicom. Machinist; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): [184-717] 1. Ambrose B., b July 27, 1867; m Kate Swede. 2. Elwood G., b Nov. 29. 1869; Lansdale, Pa. [184-718] 3. Mary E., b Mar. 15, 1873; m Benjamin A. Scholl. [184-719] 4. Laura V., b July 4, 1877; m Thomas L. Cash. 5. John W., b Feb. 18, 1881; d May 1, 1881. 6. Alphonso, b May 30, 1882; d Aug. 9, 1882. 7. Bertha May, b June 26, 1883; d Aug. 14, 1883. [184-389] ELMIRA BEAN, b Mar. 20, 1848; dau Samuel B. and Julia A. (Brunner) Bean [184-161] ; m Mar. 19, 1870, WILLIAM O. BOORSE, b Oct. 21, 1847; d Feb. 3, 1920; s Daniel C. and Catherine (Oberholtzer) Boorse. Foreman bricklayer; res., 2155 Camac St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (7): [184-720] 1. Samuel B., b July 6, 1871 ; m F. Stella Detwiler. [184-721] 2. Daniel B., b June 21, 1873; m Mary Ella Brady. [184-722] 3. Sylvania B., b Oct. 27, 1875; m Charles B. Heim. [184-723] 4. George B., b Apr. 29, 1878; m Margaret Lohman. [184-724] 5. Edythe B., b Mar. 4, 1880; m John C. Haldeman. 6. Clara B., b Sept. 15, 1881; d Dec. 13, 1881. 7. Lydia B., b Mar. 1, 1886; d June 8, 1886. [184-390] SYLVESTER BEAN, b June 6. 1850; dec; s Samuel B. and Julia A. (Brunner) Bean [184- 161]; m JENNIE JONES, b in Wales. Children (4)' 1. William, b Nov., 1873; 1712 St. Paul St., Phila., Pa. [184-725] 2. Nelson A., b Apr. 13, 1875; m Mary L. Cash. [184-726] 3. Effie, b Mar. 4, 1877 ; m Harry Shadle. 4. Margaret, b 1881; 1239 North 11th St., Phila., Pa. [184-391] HENRIETTA BEAN, b Sept. 13, 1850; dau Samuel B. and Julia A. (Brunner) Bean [184- 161]; m Jan. 25, 1869, JEREMIAH FRANTZ, b Dec. 27, 1845; d Jan. 7, 1894; s Jesse and Margaret (Greenawalt) Frantz. Contractor and builder; widow resides in North Wales, Pa. (1922.) Children {3): 1. May A., b July 29, 1870; teacher; North Wales, Pa. 2. Morrell B., b Jan. 23, 1874. [184-727] 3. Zoe Florence, b Sept. 13, 1877; m Edgar Hartley Holzer. [184-392] LYDIA B. BEAN, b Dec. 5, 1851; d July 2, 1915; dau Samuel B. and Julia A. (Brunner) Bean [184-161]; m Dec. 27, 1873, GEORGE W. FARINGER, b Sept. 1, 1850; s George W. and Sophia (Hoot) Faringer. Farmer; res., 216 Pearl St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1375 [l84-728a] [184— 728b] [184-729] Children (2): 1. Alice, b Sept. 27, 1876; m U Joseph Armsby. I 2. John B. Hopkins; 217 Myrtle Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 2. Le Roy, b Dee. 12, 1881 ; m — - has 2 daughters; res., 804 Hayes St., Texarkana, Ark. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [184-393] CATHARINE BEYER, b Sept. 15, 1834; d Dec. 8, 1914; dau Benjamin and Hannah (Cassel) Beyer [184-162] ; m Oct. 28, 1854, REUBEN B. SCHEFFEY, b May 12, 1831 ; d Dec. 19, 1910. Children ( 8 ): [184-406] [184-730] [184-73 la] [184-73 lb] 1. John B., b July 19, 1857; d Feb. 10, 1858. 2. Martha Jane, b July 29, 1860; m { Jacob Detwiler. ( 2. John H. Argali. 3. Emma Clara, b Aug. 31, 1872; m { \ Charles Seekel l 2. Joseph T. Ruth [184-394] NATHANIEL BEYER, b Feb. 8, 1841 ; d Mar. 5, 1916; s Benjamin and Hannah (Cassel) Beyer [184-162]; m MARY JANE IvEYSER, b July 28, 1844. Widow lives at Fairview Village, Pa. [CasseZ Fam.] Children (2): 1. Vienna, b Aug. 11, 1864. 2. Nathan Montgomery, b Sept. 24, 1870. [184-395] LEWIS C. BEYER, b Dec. 12, 1849; s Benjamin and Hannah (Cassel) Beyer [184-162]; m Feb. 6, 1875, SARAH R. SMOYER, b Nov. 16, 1852; dau John F. Smoyer. Carpenter; res., Norris¬ town, Pa., R. D. 5. (1919.) One child: Allen S., b July 26, 1875; d Oct. 4, 1890. [184-396] REUBEN CASSEL BEYER, b Mar. 4, 1860; s Benjamin and Hannah (Cassel) Beyer [184-162]; m June 8, 1886, ANNA CATHARINE YOST, b Oct. 20, 1863; dau Michael R. Yost. Farmer; res., 528 Butler Ave., Ambler, Pa. (1919.) One child: [184-732] Mary Florence, b Mar. 15, 1888; m Harvey Danehower Jones. [184-397] CHARLES W. BEYER, b Jan. 20, 1838; d Feb. 4, 1898; s Samuel B. and Harriet (Gouldy) Beyer [184-163]; m Dec. 25, 1862, SALLIE ANN DeHAVEN, b Sept. 17, 1842; dau Henry DeHaven of Lower Providence, Pa. Farmer; res., of widow, Norristown, Pa. (1917.) Children (3): 1. George W. J., b Feb. 5, 1866; d Aug. 9, 1867. 2. Mary Alice, b Aug. 17, 1867. 3. Walter M., b June 18, 1870. On the burial plot of Charles W. Beyer in the Presbyterian Cemetery at Lower Providence, Pa., there is a grave marked “Marguerite M., daughter of Walter and Nettie Beyer, born Dec. 28, 1893; died Mar. 7, 1894.” [No further data obtainable .] [184-398] DR. JAMES MONROE BEYER, b Jan. 4, 1848; d Oct., 1921; s Samuel B. and Harriet (Gouldy) Beyer [184-163]; m Dec. 24, 1873, HENRIETTA M. BEAN, b June 25, 1846; dau Jesse H. and Henrietta (Schwenk) Bean. Physician; resided at 9418 Bustleton Ave., Bustleton, Pa. (1921.) Children (3): 1. Frank B., b Nov. 7, 1875; unm; Los Angeles, Cal. Mining engineer. 2. Florence, b July 3, 1879; unm; Bustleton, Pa. Teacher. 3. Henrietta, b Dec. 1, 1884; d 1891. The Editor is indebted to Mrs. J. Monroe Beyer for valuable data concerning Andrew Beyer [184- 3] and his son, David. 1376 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-399] EUGENIA E. BEYER, b July 7, 1850; d July 20, 1918; dau Samuel B. and Harriet (Gouldy) Beyer [184-163]; m BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GOUGLER; Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. A. May, b June 22, 1878. [184-732.1] 2. Ida Florence, b Aug. 12, 1880; d Oct. 8, 1918; m Harvey Murphy. 3. Hattie Irene, b - ; d Sept. 9, 1888. 4. Harry Nelson, b - ; d May 10, 1891. [184-400] ANDREW B. DETWILER, b Jan. 11, 1839; d Jan. 6, 1897 ; s George R. and Anna (Beyer) Detweiler [184-164]; m Mar. 26, 1861, MARTHA AGNES KENDIG, dau Daniel Kendig. Com¬ mission merchant; Phila., Pa. (1917.) Children (3): [184-733] 1. Sarah May, b May 11, 1862; m Henry Donnell 2. Joseph Howard j twin% b Jan. 4> 1865; 3. Lucie Baily i d Nov. 24, 1865. [184-401] DANIEL B. DETWILER, b Mar. 5, 1841 ; d July 2, 1876; s George R. and Anna (Beyer) Detweiler [184-164]; m MARY ANN REIFF. Children (3): [184-734a] [184-734b] 1. Frank. 2. Henry. 3. Agnes, m 1. Charles G. Murphy. 2. John McCallan. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [184-402] JOSEPH B. DETWILER, b May 7, 1843; d Apr. 6, 1918; s George R. and Anna (Beyer) Detwiler [184-164] ; m Mar. 12, 1868, ISABELLA HOFPNER; dau John and Eliza (Gerritt) Hoffner. Res. of widow, 6702 N. 12th St., Oak Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Eliza, b Oct. 11, 1869. [184-735] 2. William M., b Nov. 13, 1872; m Helen M. Marentette. [184-403] JOHN B. DETWILER, b May 9, 1848; d Sept. 24, 1912; s George R. and Anna (Beyer) Detwiler [184-164]; m 1873, MARGARET TRUCKSESS, dau David Trucksess. Commission mer¬ chant; resided in Philadelphia, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-404a] GEORGE B. DETWILER, b Dec. 27, 1852; s George R. and Anna (Beyer) Detweiler [184-164]; m June, 1876, JENNIE BRINTON, b - ; d Feb. 8, 1888; dau Edmond* Brinton. No issue. [184-404b] GEORGE B. DETWILER, same as above, m 2nd time, Apr. 14, 1888, EMMA MAR¬ GARET JACOBY. No issue. Commission merchant; res., 6128 Irving St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1917.) [184-405] ANNA B. DETWILER, b Mar. 20, 1855; dau George R. and Anna (Beyer) Detweiler [184-164]; m Sept. 12, 1899, WILLIS H. GROAT, b - ; d Mar. 3, 1907; s Warner and Rose Groat. Teacher of Manual Training in Spring Garden Institute, Philadelphia, Pa. No issue. Anna Detwiler Groat m 2nd time, Nathaniel Metz [184-462b]. [184-406] JACOB B. DETWILER, b July 3, 1858; d Nov. 1, 1902; s George R. and Anna (Beyer) Detweiler [184-164]; m Feb. 22, 1883, MARTHA J. SCHEFFEY, b July 29, 1860; dau Reuben and Catharine (Beyer) Scheffey [184-393]. Mr. Detwiler was a clerk and lived in Norristown, Pa. No issue. Martha Scheffey Detwiler m 2nd time, John H. Argali [184-730]. [184-407] JAMES MARSHALL BEYER, b Nov. 4, 1851; s Jacob C. and Margaret A. (McCarter) Beyer [184-166a]; m Sept. 16, 1872, SALLIE MIRKIL, b Sept. 30, 1852; dau Thomas H. Mirkil. Book¬ keeper; res., 1820 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1377 Children (3): 1. James Walter, b Mar. 16, 1874; unm; 1820 N. Broad St., Phila. 2. Lidey Bainbridge, b Aug. 12, 1877 ; d Sept. 22, 1877. 3. Franklin G., b Nov. 25, 1878; 1820 N. Broad St., Phila. [184-408] REV. WILLIAM H. BEYER, 6 Aug. 9, 1863; s Jacob C. and Susan (Landis) Beyer [184- 166b] ; m - LOWRY. Methodist minister ; res., 2365 E. Cumberland St., Philadelphia, Pa. No issue. Rev. William H. Beyer is pastor of a Methodist Church on E. Cumberland St., Phila, Pa. (1919.) [184-409] NETTIE K. BEYER, b Jan. 3, 1876; dan Jacob C. and Susan (Landis) Beyer [184-1 66b]; m Oct. 14, 1908, DANIEL H. DAUB. Contractor; res., 1517 Arch St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: William Beyer, b Oct. 24, 1912. [184-410] OLIVER K. BEYER, b May 6, 1850; d May 3, 1914; s Joseph C. and Mary A. (Kugler) Beyer [184-167] ; m Mar. 1, 1875, ISABELLE M. RYNICK, b Mar. 22, 1856; daii Jacob S. and Catha¬ rine (McCalla) Rynick. Widow resides at 3031 N. 7th St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): [184-736] 1. Frank B., b July 31, 1877; d Oct. 10, 1915; m Blanche L. Oram. [184-737] 2. Harry J., b June 27, 1880; m Helen Whittington. [184-738] 3. Mary A., b June 9, 1883; m Chester Diehl. 4. Lillie M., b May 5, 1885; d Oct. 15, 1885. 5. Oliver K., b Feb. 9, 1887; d Aug. 25, 1887. [184-411] CHARLES COLLINS BEYER, b Oct. 19, 1857; s Joseph C. and Mary A. (Kugler) Beyer [184-167]; m Oct. 21, 1886, LYDIA HICKS, b Oct. 16, 1865; dau Joseph R. Hicks. Merchant; res., Ardmore, Pa. (1919.) One child: [184-739] Charles Herbert, b Aug. 26, 1889; m Caroline Sample. [184-412] ISABELLA BEYER, b Aug. 31, 1852; dau William C. and Catharine (Kugler) Beyer [184-168]; m GEORGE G. MANN. Res., 2532 Warnock St., Phila., Pa. [184-413] MARY E. BEYER, b Mar. 27, 1855; dau William C. and Catharine (Kugler) Beyer [184- 168] ; m Feb. 4, 1874, GEORGE E. LONG. Res., 1006 Olive St., Phila., Pa. Children (2): 1. Henry E., b Jan. 1, 1875. 2. Lillian E., b Jan. 20, 1878. [184-415] WILHELMINA BEYER, b Aug. 27, 1855; dau David C. and Elizabeth (Swartz) Beyer [184-169]; m Apr. 12, 1873, JOHN G. ROSENBERGER, b Jan. 27, 1849; s Martin D. and Elizabeth (Geil) Rosenberger. Borough worker; res., Perkasie, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [184-740] 1. Harvey B., b May 20, 1874; m Anna Y. Baringer. [184-741] 2. Laura, b June 1, 1876; m George Banghart Tull. [184-742] 3. William B., b Dec. 21, 1882; m Theresa Rose Wenhold. [184-416] JUSTUS S. BEYER, b Feb. 24, 1858; d July 21, 1908; s David C. and Elizabeth (Swartz) Beyer [184-169]; m July 3, 1878, MARY A. GREGORY, b Sept. 7, 1856; dau Anthony Gregory. Ma¬ chinist; res., 1326 5th Ave., Altoona, Pa. (1919.) One child: [184-743] Frank G., b Feb. 17, 1880; m Grace Cecelia Keckler. [184-417] DOUGLAS S. BEYER, b Mar. 18, 1860; s David C. and Elizabeth (Swartz) Beyer [184- 169] ; vi Feb. 7, 1884, JEMIMA GEORGE, b Aug. 8, 1853; dau David George. Freight clerk: P. & R. Rwy. ; res., 127 Franklin Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) 1378 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (3): [184-744] 1. Elizabeth, b Mar. 28, 1885; m Frank B. Livergood. 2. Emily, b Dec. 5, 1888; Norristown, Pa. 3. Mattie, b July 12, 1886; d Aug., 1886. [184-418] DAVID MORRIS BEYER, b July 8, 1862; s David C. and Elizabeth (Swartz) Beyer [184-169]; m Nov. 8, 1884, SUSAN H. PENNYPACKER, b Apr. 18, 1859; dau Amos C. Pennypacker. Engineer; res., Perkasie, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [184-745] 1. Emma Eugenia, b June 4, 1885; m Edwin E. Gehman. 2. Mary Florence, b June 8, 1891. 3. David Walter, b May 17, 1893; d Aug. 15, 1893. 4. Clara Elizabeth, b Dec. 27, 1899. [184-419] IDA VAN FOSSEN, b Nov. 6, 1862 ; d June 23, 1889 ; dau Joseph and Catharine (Denner) Van Fossen [184— 170b]; m HIRAM E. SHIRK, b July 9, 1861 ; d Mar. 12, 1897 ; s Solomon and Sophia Shirk. Children ( 2 ) : 1. Katie, b Feb. 9, 1885; d Mar. 2, 1885. 2. Nora, b Mar. 11, 1886; d May 11, 1890. [184-420] WILSON D. VAN FOSSEN, b Feb. 27, 1866; s Joseph and Catharine (Denner) Van Fossen [184-1 70b]; m Sept. 11, 1886, SARAH HECKLER, b Nov. 3, 1867; d Oct. 22, 1918; dau Israel and Amanda Heckler. Farmer; res., Worcester, Pa. Children ( 3 ): [184-746] 1. Catherine, b Feb. 8, 1888; m Stephen Gilliard. 2. Joseph H., b Oct. 3, 1892. 3. Bertha, b Jan. 7, 1902. [184-421] JOSIAH G. VAN FOSSEN, b Aug. 17, 1851 ;d July 12, 1898 ;s Jacob andFayetta (Groff) Van Fossen [184-172]; m Nov. 29, 1873, LOUISA R. JONES, b Mar. 12, 1852; dau Isaac and Catharine (Reece) Jones. Farmer in Worcester, Pa. Widow lives in Norristown, Pa. Children (J): [75b-64.2] 1. Flora J., b Aug. 21, 1876; m James R. Stroh. [202-30] 2. Minnie J., b Jan. 3, 1881 ; m Howard B. Krause. [184-747] 3. Walter J., b Aug. 2, 1883; m May Airye; Tacony, Pliila. (1918.) [184-748] 4. Bertha J., b Dec. 25, 1889; m George Robert Quinn. [184-422] AMANDA VAN FOSSEN, b Mar. 4, 1855; d July 20, 1889; dau Jacob and Fayetta (Groff) Van Fossen [184-172]; m Dec. 30, 1875, WILLIAM B. JOHNSON, b Sept. 7, 1849; s Charles and Priscilla (Halderman) Johnson. Res., North Wales, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [184-749] 1. Elmer E., b July 24, 1877; m Margaret E. Homer. [25-214] 2. Ella V., b Aug. 18, 1879; m Andrew A. Kriebel. [184-750] 3. Howard C., b Sept. 25, 1881; m Eva May Shaw. [184-751] 4. Clarence V., b Nov. 25, 1883; m Bessie Nettle. 5. William O., b Oct. 6, 1885. 6. Irwin B., b Aug. 16, 1887. [184-423] ANGELINE G. VAN FOSSEN, b May 7, I860; d Apr. 4, 1903; dau Jacob and Fayetta (Groff) Van Fossen [184-172]; m Apr. 5, 1884, BARNET K. BEAVER, b June 19, 1859; s Frederick and Margaret (Knipe) Beaver. Res., North Wales, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Harvey, b May 21, 1885. 2. Samuel Arthur, b Aug. 31, 1888. 3. Erma Luella, b Nov. 2, 1896. 4. Raymoud, b Feb. 17, 1899. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1379 [184-424] ALLEN H. VAN FOSSEN, b Sept. 1, 1854; s Eli and Elizabeth (Hallman) Van Fossen [184-173]; m Dec. 9, 1875, MATILDA M. BOORSE; dau Harman C. Boorse. Farmer; res., Salford- ville, Pa. (1918.) Children (7): [184-752] 1. Charles Linford, b Nov. 19, 1877; m Ruiess E. Wells. 2. Lizzie Emma, b July 26, 1879; d Feb. 7, 1880. 3. Mary Emma, b Apr. 21, 1881; Salfordville, Pa. [184-753] 4. William Lester, b Aug. 22, 1887; m - 5. Harry Edwin, b Jan. 18, 1892; d July 29, 1892. 6. Hazel B., b June 17, 1899 ; d Sept. 3, 1899. 7. Edyth B., b May 25, 1904. [184-425] HANNAH BEYER, b Sept. 10, 1837; d June 8, 1904; dau Jacob B. and Elizabeth (Cassel) Beyer [184-174]; m May 31, 1862, HENRY M. BEIDEMAN, b Aug., 1835; d June 23, 1913. Children (2): [184-754] 1. Isaac B., b Mar. 25, 1863; m Mary S. Swartz. [184-755] 2. Daniel B., b May 29, 1864; m Emma Matilda Hager. [184-426a] ISAAC C. BEYER, b Jan. 25, 1840; d Apr. 29, 1919; s Jacob B. and Elizabeth (Cassel) Beyer [184-174]; m Apr. 25, 1863, SARAH ELIZABETH GROSS, b Aug. 13, 1844; d Aug. 14, 1870. Children (2): [184-756] 1. Elizabeth G., b Jan. 29, 1866; m John F. Frick. 1 2. Wilson G„ b Feb. 7, 1868; m I !.• Susanna Metz Halteman. [184-757b] J ’’12. Mary Hunsberger. [184-426b] ISAAC C. BEYER, same as above, m 2nd time, June 8, 1872, SOPHIA C. SWARTZ, b Jan. 29, 1850; d June 19, 1919; dau Andrew Swartz. Retired farmer; res., Norristown, Pa., R. D. 5. (1918.) Children (5): [184-758] 1. Howard S., b Dec. 19, 1874; m Hettie H. Bean. [184-759] 2. Jacob Abner, b July 9, 1877; m Alice Seasholtz. [68-52] 3. Saloma, b Nov. 28, 1882; m Daniel Schultz. [184-760] 4. Isaac Washington, b Feb. 22, 1886; m Mary Emma Grater. [184-427] LEVI R. BEYER, b Sept. 4, 1845 Joseph B. and Lydia (Rittenhouse) Beyer [184-176a]; m Mar. 30, 1876, MARY L. KINDIG, b Apr. 1, 1843; d Apr. 21, 1895; dau John Kindig. Farmer; res., Norristown, Pa., R. D. 5. One child: [184-761] Ellen K., b Aug. 17, 1877; m Leonard Taylor Rapp. [184-428] AMOS BEYER, b Mar. 11 , 1849; s Joseph B. and Mary (Rittenhouse) Beyer [184-176b] ; m Dec. 30, 1882, SARAH HAAS, b Aug. 13, 1855; dau Andrew Haas. Farmer; res., Centre Square, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Philip H., b Sept. 21, 1884; d May 10, 1902. 2. Frank H., b Dec. 8, 1886; d Mar. 9, 1907. [184-762] 3. Andrew H., b Nov. 8, 1889; m Edna S. Malone. [184-763] 4. Jonas H., b June 26, 1892; m - Allen; Norristown, Pa. [184-429] WILLIAM R. BEYER, b Jan. 14, 1857 ; s Joseph B. and Mary (Rittenhouse) Beyer [184- 176b]; m Dec. 31, 1881, MIRIAM BEAN, b Mar. 21, 1858; dau Jacob J. and Amelia (Burnside) Bean. Farmer; res., Collegeville, Pa. (1921.) Children (8): [184-764] 1. Linwood B., b Jan. 18, 1883; m Laura J. Schultz. [184-765] 2. Raymond B., b Feb. 6, 1885; m Bertha I. Hunsicker. [184-766] 3. Norman B., b Apr. 18, 1889; m Charlotte M. Lewis. 1380 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-430a] SAMUEL R. BEYER, b May 12, 1860; d Oct. 3, 1913; s Joseph B. and Mary (Ritten- house) Beyer [184-176b] ; m Mar. 22, 1883, MARY E. WILLIAMSON, b July 28, 1859; d Mar. 18, 1891. Children ( 3 ): 1. Edgar W., b Mar. 31, 1884. 2. Harper W., b Sept. 22, 1886. 3. Clarence W., b July 5, 1889; d Oct. 16, 1914. [184-430b] SAMUEL R. BEYER, same as above, m 2nd time, Mar. 26, 1898, LIZZIE M. RUTH, b Dec. 9, 1880; dau Frank and Hannah (Miller) Ruth. Laborer; res., Telford, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [184-767] 1. Sara R., b Dec. 5, 1900; m Norman L. Clemmer. 2. Elmer Krieble, b July 15, 1902; Telford, Pa. 3. Mary R., b Oct. 25, 1904; Souderton, Pa. 4. Russell R., b Mar. 10, 1907; New Holland, Pa. 5. Lloyd R., b Sept. 17, 1909; Spring City, Pa. 6. Ruth R., b Dec. 15, 1911; Mount Joy, Pa. 7. Frank H., b Dec. 8, 1913; Royersford, Pa. [184-431] DEBORAH R. BEYER, b Mar. 28, 1863; d Apr. 13, 1915; dan Joseph B. and Mary (Rittenhouse) Beyer [184-176b]; m Oct. 19, 1889, GEORGE C. SLOUGH, b Aug. 31, 1862; s Henry and Mary Ann (Custer) Slough. Farmer; Norristown, Pa., R. D. 2. (1918.) One child: Nelson B., b May 21, 1890; Fairview Village, Pa. [184-432] IDA R. BEYER, b Oct. 20, 1865; d July 23, 1916; dau Joseph B. and Mary (Rittenhouse) Beyer [184-176b]; m Dec. 12, 1888, WINFIELD H. DETTRA, b June 13, 1866; s John G. and Sarah (Hallman) Dettra. Carpenter; res., 2130 South 64th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (10): [184-768] 1. Blanche B., b Sept. 19, 1889; m Frederick John Weiss. [184-769] 2. Ellen Beyer, b June 29, 1891; m Percy Thomas Noden. [184-770] 3. Harold Beyer, b Dec. 2, 1893; m Elizabeth Mary Taylor. 4. Mary B., b Aug. 18, 1895. 5. Charles B., b May 2, 1898. 6. Jacob Stanley, b Jan. 17, 1900. 7. Anna Viola, b Nov. 8, 1901. 8. Lurena B., b Oct. 11, 1904; d May 16, 1905. 9. Ethel B., b Aug. 5, 1906; d Aug. 19, 1906. 10. Ida Gladys, b Sept. 22, 1910. [184-433] SAMUEL CASSEL, s Jacob and Rachel (Kline) Cassel [184-177]; m Jan. 20, 1866, MARY ALDERFER, b Jan. 26, 1841. Res., Franconia, Pa. Children (3): 1. Lizzie Ann; 2. Rachel; 3. Isaiah. [Cassel F am. N o further data.] [184-434] ELIZABETH CASSEL, dau Jacob and Rachel (Kline) Cassel [184-177]; m JACOB N. CLEMENS. Res., Mainland, Pa. Children (7): 1. Mary; 2. Sylvanus; 3. Jacob; 4. Leanna; 5. John; 6. Lizzie; 7. Norman. [ Unable to complete or verify .] [184-439] MARY ANN BEYER, b Jan. 1, 1846; d Jan. 11, 1911; dau Samuel and Hannah (Brunner) Beyer [184-179]; m Jan. 7, 1865, GEORGE W. PENNICK, b June 10, 1838; d Jan. 5, 1911; s George and Maria (Dill) Pennick. Trucker; res., Jeffersonville, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [184-771] 1. Calvin Ellwood, b May 4, 1867; m Naomi Laver. 2. Horace Edgar, b Dec. 18, 1868; d Nov. 17, 1877. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1381 [184-772] 3. Irvin Walter, b Apr. 4, 1873; m Nina May Ritter. 4. Bertha, b Dec. 10, 1876; 325 Boulevard, Norristown, Pa. [184-440] MARTHA JANE BEYER, b June 1, 1847; dau Samuel and Hannah (Brunner) Beyer [184-179]; m Jan. 20, 1866, JAMES BEARD, d Nov. 25, 1906. Carpenter. (1920.) Children (6): [184-773] 1. William W., b Mar. 20, 1868; d Apr. 8, 1910; m Lizzie L. McLaughlin. 2. Harry, b Nov. 8, 1869; 2231 W. Thompson St., Phila., Pa. [184-774] 3. Lillie S., b Mar. 18, 1872; m Isaac N. Yocum. [184-775] 4. Hannah, b Aug. 9, 1876; m Charles Slough. [184-776] 5. Franklin, b July 1, 1874; d Oct. 28, 1903; m Ida M. Hoffman. [184-777] 6. Sallie, b Dec. 13, 1879; d Feb. 13, 1906; m Louis Culp. [184-441] EMILY BEYER, b Jan. 18, 1849; dau Samuel and Hannah (Brunner) Beyer [184-179]; m JOHN M. BAKER. One child: Anna, b Nov. 25, 1866. [No further data.} [184-442] CYRUS B. BEYER, b Apr. 7, 1855; s Samuel and Hannah (Brunner) Beyer [184-179]; m May 6, 1875, SUE M. MILLER, b Aug. 30, 1857 ; d Nov. 17, 1918; dau John and Hester (DeGorge) Miller. Blacksmith; res., Belmont Office, West Fairmount Park, Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Jennie M., b June 18, 1876; d Mar. 5, 1877. 2. Samuel, b Dec. 24, 1877; d Apr. 6, 1878. [184-778] 3. Bella A., b Feb. 11, 1879; m Edward J. Clarke. 4. Cyrus B., b May 25, 1881 ; d May 28, 1881. [184-779] 5. Maud E., b Feb. 23, 1883; m William W. Goodwin. [184-443] LYDIA BEYER, b Jan. 29, 1857; dau Samuel and Hannah (Brunner) Beyer [184-179]; m JOHN NEWMAN. Children (£): 1. Cyrus, b May, 1874. 2. Eliza, b Sept., 1877. [ Unable to locate or verify .] [184-446] MARGARET SCHWENK BEYER, b Oct, 29, 1853; dau John and Sarah (Schwenk) Beyer [184-180]; m Apr. 2, 1898, DAVID C. GODSHALL, b Aug. 13, 1849; s David and Sabyla (Cus¬ ter) Godshall. Farmer; res., Cedars, Pa. (1919.) No issue. [184-447] SARAH JANE BEYER, b Dec. 31, 1854; d Feb. 3, 1918; dau John and Sarah (Schwenk) Beyer [184-180]; m Nov. 24, 1878, JOHN EDWARD BEAN, b 1856; s John M. and Anna (Wanner) Bean. No issue. Norristown, Pa. [Data furnished by Mrs. Margaret S. Godshall.] [184-448] MARY MAGDALENA BEYER, b May 20, 1855; dau Jesse and Hannah (Dettra) Beyer [184-181]; m Sept. 9, 1876, HENRY WILSON GAUMER, b - ; d Sept., 1917. Farmer; res. of widow, Blackfoot, Idaho. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Jesse Jacob, b Sept. 16, 1878; d Oct. 13, 1878. 2. William F., b Feb. 27, 1880; d Jan. 23, 1895. 3. Aaron A., b June 27, 1882; d Aug. 15, 1884. 4. Laura Lena, b Apr. 30, 1884. 5. Louisanna B., b Apr. 1, 1889. [184-449a] WILLIAM D. BEYER, b June 4, 1858; s Jesse and Hannah (Dettra) Beyer [184-181]; m Dec. 31, 1880, ELIZABETH CUSTER WAGER, b Mar. 12, 1859; d Mar. 19, 1891; dau Henry Wager. One child: [184-780] William Wilson, b June 21, 1883; m Alma Henrietta Lukritz. 1382 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-449b] WILLIAM D. BEYER, same as above, m 2nd time, July 24, 1895, ISABELLA HART WAGER, b June 20, 1866; dau Henry Wager. Assistant County Superintendent of Schools; res., Norristown, Pa., R. D. 3. (1918.) William D. Beyer was educated in Norristown High School and Trappe, Pa.; he was appointed Asst. County Supt. of Schools in 1916. [184-450] JACKSON BEYER, b Dec. 28, 1853; d Sept, 21, 1917; s Adam and Mary (Brunner) Beyer [184-182a]; m Nov. 30, 1876, MARY ELIZABETH QUEAL, b Jan. 22, 1849; d Aug. 4, 1916; dau Atchison and Lucy Oleta (French) Queal. Resided in Des Moines, Iowa. Children (2): [184-781] 1. Lucy J., b Apr. 11, 1878; m Ellis R. Engelbeck. [184-782] 2. John Hedding, b Mar. 18, 1883; m Lila Elizabeth Beard. Jackson Beyer was born in Montg. Co., Pa., and after the death of his mother in 1866, he lived on a farm with his grandfather, Frederick Brunner, for thi’ee years, after which he went to Iowa and en¬ gaged in farming. In 1879 he entered into partnership with his brother-in-law, John H. Queal, in the lumber business at Sheldahl, Iowa. In 1884 he moved to Des Moines, Iowa, where Queal and Company had opened a lumber yard, and he was connected with this company until his death. Mary Elizabeth Queal Beyer was born at Fly Creek, Otsego Co., N. Y. In 1856 she went to Ohio with her parents. She taught school for some time in Ohio, and in 1871 went with her mother to Ames, Iowa, where she also taught school for several years. After her marriage to Mr. Beyer they lived on a farm until 1884 when they removed to Des Moines where she resided at the time of her death. Mrs. Beyer was the author of “Genealogical History of the French and Allied Families,” Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1912. [The Editor is indebted to the Jackson Beyer Family for a copy of this book from which he has gleaned valuable data concerning various members of the Beyer family.} [184-451] JEFFERSON BEYER, b Aug. 2, 1855; s Adam and Mary (Brunner) Beyer [184-182a]; m Jan. 23, 1883, IDA H. DETWILER, b July 17, 1859. Jefferson Beyer was for many years a farmer; then moved to Norristown, Pa., where he engaged in the Grocery business. [ French Fam. 34-9.] One child: [184-783] Hiram Weldon, b Nov. 22, 1884; m Anna Haas. [184-452] WESLEY B. BEYER, b Apr. 4, 1857; s Adam and Mary (Brunner) Beyer [184-182a]; m July 6, 1881, ADDIE VIOLA THOMAS, b Sept. 11, 1855; dau Allen and Katherine (Messmer) Thomas. Secretary for R. S. Newbold & Son Co., founders, machinists and boiler makers at Norristown; res., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [184-784] 1. Charles Holstein, b June 11, 1884; d Oct. 8, 1918; m Elsie Irene Gable. [184-785] 2. Etelka, b Dec. 14, 1889; m Benjamin G. Evans. [184-453] HARRY BRUNNER BEYER, b Aug. 27, 1858; d Feb. 28, 1892; s Adam and Mary (Brunner) Beyer [184-182a]; m Apr. 19, 1882, JENNIE ELIZABETH McELYEA. Harry Brunner Beyer moved from Pa. to Iowa in 1877 ; was with J. H. Queal & Co.; widow’s res., Ames, Iowa. Children (3): [184-786] 1. Harriet Newell, b Mar. 28, 1886; m Charles H. Stange. 2. Genevieve Brunner, b Nov. 10, 1887; d Oct. 25, 1902. 3. Winifred Belle, b Sept. 12, 1890; d June 10, 1908. [184-454] WILLIAM N. BEYER, b Dec. 20, 1862; s Daniel and Catharine (Oberholzer) Beyer [184- 184] ;m Jan. 1, 1896, MARY OLIVIA HUBER, b July 18, 1864.; dau Rev. S. M. K. Huber. Manufac¬ turer; res., Royersford, Pa. (1918.) One child: Ruth H., b Aug. 19, 1897; Royersford, Pa. [184-455a] ALVIN D. BEYER, b Nov. 8, 1872; s Daniel and Catharine (Oberholzer) Beyer [184- 184]; m June 14, 1910, MARY Y. YOST, b July 31, 1877; d Mar. 8, 1916; dau Jacob and Josephine Yost. No issue. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1383 [184-455b] ALVIN D. BEYER, same as above, ra 2nd time, Mar. 28, 1918, MRS. SUSAN R. MARCH. Insurance broker; res., 830 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. * [184-456a] ABRAHAM H. BEYER, b Nov. 5, 1858; d Jan. 24, 1904; s Jacob B. and Cordelia C. (Haas) Beyer [184-185]; m SUSAN VICTORIA BARTZ. One child: John A.; has garage at Red Hill, Pa. [No further data.] [184-456b] ABRAHAM H. BEYER, same as above, m 2nd time, MRS. CATHARINE SHICK. Res., Red Hill, Pa. Children (2): 1. Katie V., b July 25, 1900. 2. Elsie E., b Mar. 31, 1902. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] The will of Abraham H. Beyer of Red Hill was probated Oct. 24, 1904. He left a widow, Catha¬ rine, and four children: John A., Katie V., Elsie E. Beyer, and a stepson, John Schick (born Jan. 24, 1895). John A. Beyer, son of Abraham H. Beyer and the late Susan V. Beyer, nee Bartz, had an interest in the estate of his grandfather, Simon Bartz. [Norristown Wills 23:918.] [184-458] JAMES IRWIN BEYER, b Nov. 28, 1869; s James and Mary Elizabeth (Dettra) Beyer [184-186]; m June 25, 1904, MARY ELLA C. BLATTNER, b Mar. 6, 1882; dau John and Elizabeth (Cassel) Blattner [21-108]. Carpenter; res., Norristown, Pa., R. D. 5. (1918.) Children {2): 1. Ralph B., b July 14, 1906. 2. John Irwin, b Aug. 19, 1907. [184-459] MARY ELLA BEYER, b Jan. 3, 1872; dau James and Mary E. (Dettra) Beyer [184-186]; m Feb. 22, 1893, HENRY AUGUST WEINRICH, b Oct. 15, 1866; s Henry and Dorothea (Wolfgram) Weinrich. Blacksmith; res., 526 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-460] MARY CATHERINE BEAN, b Apr. 24, 1870; dau James U. and Sarah (Beyer) Bean [184-187]; m Dec. 25, 1899, JOHN T. WAGNER, b Jan. 26, 1866 ;s Jacob and Sarah (Wanner) Wagner. Editor; res., Royersford, Pa. (1920.) One child: Grace Dorothy, b Dec. 18, 1900. [184-462a] NATHANIEL METZ, b Nov. 3, 1852 ; s Jacob B. and Sarah (Umstead) Metz [184-189] ; m Nov. 29, 1873, MARY KRATZ, b Sept. 4, 1855; d Mar. 28, 1921 ; dau Henry and Elizabeth (Zilling) Kratz. No issue. [184-462b] NATHANIEL METZ, same as above, m 2nd time, Sept. 21, 1921, ANNA (DETWILER) GROAT, b Mar. 20, 1855; dau George R. and Anna (Beyer) Detweiler [184-164], and widow of Willis H. Groat [184-405]. Machinist; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1922.) [184-463] MARIA METZ, b May 5, 1856; dau Jacob B. and Sarah (Umstead) Metz [184-189]; m JOSEPH KRATZ, b Feb. 3, 1845; s Henry and Elizabeth (Zilling) Kratz. No issue. Res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) [184-464] LEWIS METZ, b Apr. 10, 1859; s Jacob B. and Sarah (Umstead) Metz [184-189]; m May 30, 1883, EMMA JANE HALLMAN, b July 23, 1864; dau George and Ann M. (Harley) Hallman. Carpenter; res., 32 East 4th St., Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) Children (11): [184-787] 1. Walter H., b Sept. 24, 1884; m Mary McSorley. 2. Herbert, b Sept. 14, 1886. 3. Annetta, b Oct. 28, 1888. 4. Clareta, b July 27, 1890. 5. Ethel, b Aug. 27, 1893. 1384 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 6. Sara, b Oct. 14, 1895. 7. Wallace, b Apr. 10, 1898. [184-788] 8. Helen, b Mar. 3, 1900; m Ralph W. Illingworth. 9. Ralph, b June 1, 1902. 10. Dorothy, b Jan. 13, 1906; d Dec. 30, 1915. 11. Roland, b June 2, 1909. [184-465] WILLIAM U. METZ, b Nov. 26, 1860; s Jacob B. and Sarah (Umstead) Metz [184-189]; m Dec. 13, 1883, SUSAN G. KOFFEL, b Jan. 24, 1864; dau Tobias D. and Maria B. (Gerhart) Koffel. Machinist; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) One child: Mabel V., b Jan. 26, 1886. [184-466] SARAH V. METZ, b Feb. 6, 1863; d Apr. 1, 1918; dau Jacob B. and Sarah (Umstead) Metz [184-189]; m Mar. 8, 1884, GEORGE G. RAHN, b Sept. 2, 1860; s John S. and Maria (Groff) Rahn. Machinist; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [184-789] 1. Orval M., b Oct. 6, 1885; m Reah B. Pressmar. [48-132] 2. Cora Izetta, b Oct. 24, 1887 ; m George S. Cassel. [184-790] 3. Emerson M., b Apr. 19, 1890; rn Jennie Ruth. [184-791] 4. Beulah Violet, b Mar. 21, 1896; m Harry L. Hoffer. [184-467] IDA METZ, b July 15, 1865; dau Jacob B. and Sarah (Umstead) Metz [184-189]; m Apr. 16, 1907, EDWIN P. FRETZ, b Mar. 3, 1856; s William and Catharine (Hofford) Fretz. Shoe dealer; res., Lansdale, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-468] MORRIS METZ, b Jan. 26, 1868; s Jacob B. and Sarah (Umstead) Metz [184-189]; m Dec. 22, 1894, ANNA LURENA KRIEBEL, b Dec. 21, 1873; dau Abraham and Catharine (Heebner) Kriebel [25-92]. Res., Quakertown, Pa. One child: Ivanhoe, b June 11, 1895; d Oct. 14, 1918, in action at Calais, France, with U. S. Marines of the A. E. F. [184-470] HIRAM M. HALTEMAN, b July 29, 1856; s Moses and Elizabeth B. (Metz) Halteman [184-190]; m Jan. 5, 1878, ELIZABETH G. BEAN, b Nov. 20, 1856; dau William J. and Mary C. (Gottshalk) Bean. Res., 2246 North 12th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (J): [184-792] 1. Mary Ellen, b Mar. 9, 1879; m George Dando. [184-793] 2. Elizabeth, b Feb. 19, 1881; m Byron Kleppinger. [184-794] 3. Laura, b Dec. 18, 1882; m Robert Harlacher. [184-795] 4. Bertha, b Jan. 13, 1893; m Harry Harley Read. [184-471] AZARIAH METZ HALTEMAN, b Sept. 8, 1859; s Moses and Elizabeth B. (Metz) Halteman [184-190]; m Dec. 11, 1880, EMMA JANE MILLER, b May 5, 1858; dau Joseph and Han¬ nah S. (Wanner) Miller. Steam fitter; res., 1012 West Main St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: [184-796] Wilbur Clarence, b Aug. 25, 1882; m Elizabeth Hilborn Oehlert. [184-472] WILSON M. UNDERKUFFLER, b Nov. 9, 1864; s Nathaniel and Mary (Metz) Under- kuffier [184-191]; m Jan. 12, 1889, MARY W. LANDES, b Aug. 22, 1866; dau Isaac A. and Lydia D. (Wismer) Landes. Machinist; res., 507 Buttonwood St., Norristown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-473] FRANK M. UNDERKUFFLER, b Nov. 12, 1872; s Nathaniel and Mary (Metz) Underkuffler [184-191]; m Dec. 18, 1894, LAURA K. WEIGNER, b Aug. 8, 1873; dau Jacob and Sophia (Krauss) Weigner [154-47]. Manufacturer; res., Haddon Heights, N. J. (1918.) Frank M. Underkuffler was born in Worcester, Montg. Co., Pa. After attending the public schools of his local township he spent a term at West Chester State Normal School, and then attended the Peirce School of Business, Phila., from which he was graduated. He then became a clerk in the employ Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1385 of the firm of John T. Bailey & Co., manufacturers of bags, twine, etc. Later the Philadelphia Bag Company was formed, which took over the bag business, and Mr. Underkuffler has been Secretary and Treasurer of the company since its organization. Mr. Underkuffler is an officer in the Haddon Heights Presbyterian Church; served several years as school director; and is a director in various financial organizations. He is also a contributor to the fund for the publication of this book, and is a member of the Board of Governors of the Society of the Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles. Children ( 3 ): [184-797] 1. Edith, b Dec. 9, 1895; m Clemens Titzck, Jr. [184-798] 2. Walter Oliver, b Aug. 12, 1897; m Frances Collins Cook. 3. Irene, b Aug. 21, 1898; unm; Haddon Heights, N. J. [184-474] ANN BEYER, b Oct. 11, 1848; d Feb. 20, 1900; dau Henry F. and Hannah (Schlotterer) Beyer [184-192]; m Oct. 22, 1872, EDWARD MARTIN BERGER, b June 11, 1851; d Feb. 4, 1913; s William H. and Elizabeth (Kochenberger) Berger. Blacksmith; res., Omaha, Neb. Children (3): [184-799] 1. Henry Harrison, b Oct. 21, 1873; m Lula G. Feeney. [184-780] 2. Georgianna, b Aug. 1, 1876; m Howard Grant Brentlinger. 3. Andrew, b Mar. 2, 1879; d May 5, 1879. [184-475] CORNELIUS S. BEYER, b Dec. 1, 1851; s Henry F. and Hannah (Schlotterer) Beyer [184-192]; m Jan. 1, 1871, CAROLINE KEYSER, b Oct. 19, 1849; d Oct. 26, 1919. Res., Belle Plain, Iowa. (1920.) Children ( 9 ): [l84— 801 ] 1. Ida B., b Oct. 26, 1871; m James Matthew Johnson. [184-802] 2. Edda, b Feb. 27, 1873; m Robert Johnson; Spencer, Neb. [184-803] 3. Kate, b Oct. 13, 1874; m George Root. [184-804] 4. Henry Iv., b Feb. 21, 1876; m Jennie Twogood. [184-805] 5. Lela A., b Dec. 2, 1879; m Wesley Rathbun. [184-806] 6. Edward M., b Jan. 10, 1885; m Grace Wright; Hammill, S. Dak. [184-807] 7. Jennie, b July 9, 1882; m Oscar Myers. [184-808] 8. George, b Mar. 17, 1888; m Mima Williamson. 9. Benjamin F., b Sept. 22, 1893; unm; Belle Plain, Iowa. [184-476a] KATE BEYER, b Apr. 27, 1854; dau Henry F. and Hannah (Schlotterer) Beyer [184- 192]; m June 4, 1871, JOHN BECK, b Sept. 30, 1851; d 1880; s Henry and Sophia (Ense) Beck. Farm¬ er; res., Belle Plain, Iowa. Children ( 3 ): [184-810] 1. Lewis, b Dec. 23, 1872; d Oct. 13, 1896; m Olga Rothermel. [184-811] 2. Addie, b Sept. 13, 1875; m Fred C. Krause. [184-812] 3. Franklin, b Apr. 1, 1878; m Hulda Herbig. [184-476b] KATE (BEYER) BECK, same as above, m2nd time, Apr. 1, 1884, ADAM K. SMITH, b Aug. 12, 1854; s George and Magdalene Smith. Laborer; res., 202 Park Ave., Joliet, Ill. (1920.) One child: [184-813] Laura, b May 29, 1888; m Rev. H. C. Hoesch. [184-477] LYDIA ANN BEYER, b Aug. 3, 1850; d Aug. 28, 1907; dau Elias and Juliana (Moser) Beyer [184-193]; m Mar. 11, 1875, ELIAS W. MOYER, b Feb. 4, 1850; d Feb. 7, 1915; s Elias and Eliza¬ beth (Woodward) Moyer. Children (3): 1. Anna Bell, b Dec. 17, 1875; d Aug. 23, 1894. [184-813.1] 2. William W., b June 3, 1877 ; m Catharine Harris; 620 Astor St., Norristown, Pa. 3. Clara Minnie, b July 2, 1881; 748 George St., Norristown, Pa. 1386 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfeldf.r Families [184-478] ISABELLA BEYER, b Sept. 14, 1853; dau Elias and Juliana (Moser) Beyer [184-193]; vi Dee. 19, 1874, FREDERICK G. SHEPPS, b - - ; d Nov. 11, 1912; s George and Abalonia (Abbott) Shepps. Res., 217 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children (4) : 1. Ida May, b June 5, 1878; unni; 217 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. 2. Abbie Louisa, b Aug. 18, 1881; d Feb. 24, 1889. [184-814] 3. Margaret E., b Sept. 2, 1886; m Raymond L. Tyson. [184-815] 4. Clarence Frederick, b Mar. 20, 1895; m Marian Francis Hallman. [184-479] JOSIAH M. BEYER, b June 8, 1855; s Elias and Juliana (Moser) Beyer [184-193]; m Mar. 8, 1884, MARY R. WALTER, b Aug. 31, 1860. Res., Pineville, Pa. (1918.) One child: [184-816] Julianna, b July 7, 1886; m Robert Tease. [184-480] SARAH BEYER, b Sept. 19, 1859; dau Elias and Juliana (Moser) Beyer [184-193]; m Dec. 8, 1883, HENRY HUNSBERGER, b Mar. 12, 1861 ; s John and Sarah (Pennypacker) Hunsberger. Laborer; res., Norristown, Pa., R. D. 5. (1918.) Children (5): 1. Irving B., b Jan. 31, 1885. 2. Martin G., b Dec. 22, 1886; d Mar. 22, 1890. 3. Clara B., b Dec. 4, 1889; d Dec. 30, 1891. [184-817] 4. Ida M., b Jan. 4, 1893; m N. Geber; 2740 Opal St., Phila. 5. Warren N., b Mar. 19, 1901. [184-481] MARY EMMA BEYER, b May 11, 1862; dau Elias and Juliana (Moser) Beyer [184-193] ; m Oct. 19, 1889, JOSEPH DAVIES, b Oct. 19, 1863; s Edward and Elizabeth (Moscrop) Davies. Jani¬ tor; res., 217 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children (8 ) : [184-818] 1. Hannah May, b May 16, 1890; m Charles Lewis Benning. [184-819] 2. Henry Edward, b Feb. 13, 1894; m Elsie S. Kibbee; Norristown, Pa. [184-820] 3. John Russell, b Mar. 31, 1896; m Mabel Walton; Norristown, Pa. [184-482] HENRY M. BEYER, b Oct. 22, 1863; s Elias and Juliana (Moser) Beyer [184-193]; m Nov. 24, 1888, MAGGIE E. WANNER, b Nov. 13, 1860; d Mar. 13, 1916; dau John H. and Elizabeth W. (Brunner) Wanner. Merchant; res., 455 Chestnut St., Pottstown, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): 1. Edith W., b June 2, 1901. 2. Harold W., b Jan. 9, 1904. [184-483] ELIAS VERNON BEYER, b Oct. 4, 1869; s Elias and Juliana (Moser) Beyer [184-193]; m Dec. 9, 1893, MARY M. HALTEMAN, b July 9, 1870; dau Joseph T. and Mary H. (Metz) Halte- man [21-39]. Farmer; res., Norristown, R. D. 2, Pa. (1922.) Children (2): [184-821] 1. Harry H., b Feb. 15, 1897; m Ida M. Hangstorfer. [184-821.1] 2. Claude H., b Aug. 29, 1899; m Ada B. Landis. The Editor is very grateful to Mrs. E. Vernon Beyer for data which she supplied regarding various members of the Metz and Beyer families. [184-484] JOHN JAMES BEYER, b Dec. 6, 1850; s Daniel and Anna E. (Keylor) Beyer [184-194]; m Feb. 22, 1881, SADIE KINZER, b Oct. 4, 1856; d June 25, 1881; dau John and Catharine (Rorish) Kinzer. Retired farmer; res., Atglen, Chester Co., Pa. (1920.) No issue. [184-485] MARY EMMA BEYER, b June 12, 1852; d July 21, 1895; dau Daniel and Anna E. (Kev- lor) Beyer [184-194]; m Mar., 1895, SAMUEL WORTHINGTON. No issue. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1387 [184-486] SARAH MARGARET BEYER, b Apr. 22, 1860; dau Daniel and Anna E. (Keylor) Beyer [184-194] ; m Nov. 27, 1883, JAMES DAVIS BAILEY, b Nov. 27, 1859; s William and Mary A. (Davis) Bailey. Elevator operator; res., 106 Owens Lane, Wayne, Pa. (1920.) One child: [184-822] John Raymond, b Feb. 3, 1885; m Mary Steiner. [184-487] IDA MARY EMERY, b Aug. 25, 1854; dau John W. and Rebecca (Beyer) Emery [184- 196] ; m Aug. 24, 1876, W. II. MELOY, b Dec. 25, 1842; d Oct. 31, 1911; s Thomas and Sarah (Pence) Meloy. Passenger conductor; res., 213 6th St., Renovo, Pa. (1920.) One child: [184-823] William, b Aug. 21, 1877; m Ella May McElwain. [184-488] JOSEPHINE WHITE, M. D., b Oct. 4, 1850; daw Alexander and Mary A. (Beyer) White [184-197]; m June 21, 1900, EDWARD DE LACOUR, b Feb. 23, 1854; s Lewis and Maroha (Myers) De Lacour. Real estate broker and Ex-Judge; res., 706 West St., Wilmington, Del. No issue. (1920.) Dr. Josephine White De Lacour was the first regular woman practitioner in the State of Delaware. She has the degree of A.B. from WTesleyan College, being graduated in 1875, and M.D. from the Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania in 1898. [184-489] ANDREW B. WHITE, b Oct. 3, 1856; s Alexander and Mary A. (Beyer) White [184- 197] ; m ELLA FORMAN. Res., Brandywine Head, Del. One child: Andrew B., b Feb. 22, - [Data furnished by Mrs. Pennewill. ] [184-490] WILLIAM HARRY WHITE, b Mar. 5, 1858; s Alexander and Mary A. (Beyer) White [184-197]; m SARAH HALE. Res., 509 West St., Wilmington, Del. One child: Charles. [Mrs. J. M. Beyer, from Jack Bible.] [184-491] JANE WLIITE, b Mar. 22, 1868; dau Alexander and Mary A. (Beyer) White [184-197]; m Sept. 30, 1888, JOHN CLARKE PENNEWILL, 6 Jan. 20, 1868; d Aug. 15, 1898; s John Clarke and Virginia (McDaniel) Pennewill. Res., 706 West St., Wilmington, Del. (1920.) Children (2): [184-824] 1. John Clarke, b June 23, 1889; m Emily Geiger; “The Lyle,’’ Wilmington, Del. [184-825] ' 2. Josephine White, b June 27, 1896; m William Robert Ellis. [184-492] CHARLES E. WHITE, b Sept. 26, 1874; s Alexander and Mary A. (Beyer) White [184- 197]; m HELEN RUNFORD. Res., 306 W. 20th St., Wilmington, Del. One child: Charles McCrea, b Feb. 9, 1900. [Data furnished by Mrs. Pennewill.] [184-493] MARY JANE McELWAIN, b May 15, 1842; d Oct. 15, 1919; dau Daniel B. and Harriet (Ecklin) McElwain [184-198]; m May 17, 1883, PHILIP F. DONAHUE, b July 3, 1844; s Robert and Lucinda (Montgomery) Donahue. Retired; res., Shenandoah, Iowa. (1920.) Children (2): [184-826] 1. James Wentz, b July 14, 1884; m Mary Viola Boyd; Shenandoah, Iowa. [184-827] 2. Lena Lucinda, b Nov. 29, 1885; m James Harrison Ellis. [184-494] ELIZA REBECCA McELWAIN, b 1844; dau Daniel B. and Harriet (Ecklin) McElwain [184-198]; m Nov. 27, 1872, CHARLES WALKER, b 1850; d Apr. 28, 1905; s Robert and Elizabeth (Anderson) Walker. Address: R. 5, Falls City, Nebraska. (1920.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Cora, b 1875; d Sept. 7, 1876. [184-828] 2. Wilman, b 1876; m Emma Crosley; Oxnard, Cal. [184-829] 3. Edna, b Apr. 3, 1878; m Edwin Kyner; Eustis, Neb, 4. Edith, b 1880; d Aug. 13, 1882. [184-830] 5. Ida May, b 1882; m Ambrose Hughes, 1388 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-831] 6. Emmet, b 1884; m Effie Done; Woodriver, Neb. [184-832] 7. Alice, b 1885; m Edward Smith; Chugwater, Wyo. 8. Nora, b 1888; d Feb. 14, 1902. [184-495] JAMES B. McELWAIN, b July 10, 1849; s Daniel B. and Harriet (Ecklin) McElwain [184-198]; m Nov. 21, 1867, MARTHA E. STAUFFER, b Nov. 1, 1850; dau Christian and Katherine (Ramspart) Stauffer. Res., Mount Zion, Iowa. (1919.) Children (7): [184-833] 1. Catharine E., b Jan. 9, 1869; m B. F. Downard. [184-834] 2. John W., b Sept. 7, 1870; m Ivy Roberts; Farnam, Neb. [184-835] 3. Annie E., b Aug. 26, 1872; m Jerry H. Walker. 4. Joseph E., b Sept. 24, 1875; d Dec. 20, 1876. [184-836] 5. Mabel J., b Jan. 4, 1878; m George Pershall. [184-837] 6. Harry G., b Sept. 4, 1883; m Celeste May Stingley. [184-838] 7. Cora M., b Apr. 4, 1892; m Harry D. Eddy. [184-496] MARTHA ANN McELWAIN, b Sept. 3, 1853; d Jan. 24, 1919; dau William and Mary (Beyer) McElwain [184-199]; m Dec. 24, 1874, WILLIAM JAMES INGRAM, b July 20, 1845; d Mar. 18, 1918; s Archie Ingram. Farmer. [184-839] [184-840] [184-841] [184-842a] 1 [184-842b] J [184-843] [184-844] [184-845] Children (7): 1. William A., b Sept. 26, 1875; m Jennie Clugston Bell. 2. Mary Myrtle, b July 24, 1877; m Clifford C. Aument. 3. Nellie A., m Willis Forbes; Pomeroy, Pa. 4. Ila L„ b July 26, 1883; m I *' l°sephC oC°0ney. 2. Elmer McSparran. 5. L. Zaidee, b Oct. 29, 1885; m Ernest L. Kirk. 6. Hattie M., b May 2, 1890; m Warren Reinhart. 7. J. Elmer, b Nov. 4, 1893; m Anna Stubbs. [184-497] JOHN BEYER McELWAIN, b Aug. 14, 1858; d June 16, 1918; s William and Mary (Beyer) McElwain [184-199]; m Jan. 4, 1884, SUSAN McCLURE, b Sept. 16, 1862; d May 22, 1912; dau Thomas and Margaret (Sampson) McClure. Farmer. Children (2): [184-846] 1. Roy Ellsworth, b Sept. 19, 1889; m Anna Mae Ross. [184-847] 2. Mary Isabella, b Mar. 24, 1896; m Charles D. Evans. [184-498] WILLIAM EMERSON McELWAIN, b Dec. 22, 1860; s William and Mary (Beyer) McElwain [184-199]; m Nov. 18, 1886, BARBARA ELIZABETH HEYBERGER, b Aug. 1, 1866; dau Jacob and Barbara Isabelle (Bower) Heyberger. Farmer; res., Quarryville, Pa. (1920.) Children {2): 1. Mary Isabelle, b Apr. 7, 1890. 2. William Giffen Heyberger, b June 5, 1892. [184-499] JOSIAH ELMER McELWAIN, b Oct. 17, 1862; s William and Mary (Beyer) McElwain [184-199]; m Dec. 5, 1889, SARAH THOMAS CAIN, b May 23, 1871; dau Madison and Kate (Thomas) Cain. Farmer; res., Christiana, Pa. (1919.) One child: [184-848] Madison E., b Feb. 13, 1892; m Leah M. Lantz. [184-500] JOHN RICHARD McELWAIN, b June 10, 1855; d June 29, 1907; s John S. and Re¬ becca (Webb) McElwain [184-200]; m Feb. 8, 1883, EDITH JANE BROOKS, b Apr. 5, 1859; dau Edward and Sarah Ann (Griest) Brooks. Farmer; res., Fawn Grove, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): [184-849] 1. Cora Ella, b Nov. 17, 1883; m Ralph Jenkins. [184-850] 2. Olive May, b Sept. 1, 1885; m William Bartol Kearns. [184-851] 3. John Edward Clifton, b June 28, 1887; m Roberta Strawbridge. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1389 [184-852] 4. Lorenzo Clark, b Aug. 21, 1889; m Plesie Marie Drummond. [184-853] 5. Harry Ellsworth, b May 11, 1892; m Clara Mildred Eckenroth. 6. Ellis Webb, b Apr. 24, 1895. 7. Charles Elda, b July 25, 1897. [184-501] ROBERT BEYER McELWAIN, b Dec. 1, 1861; s John S. and Rebecca (Webb) McEl- wain [184-200]; m Apr. 8, 1886, FLORENCE ALLEN, b Sept. 18, 1862; dau Samuel Hahn and Mary Elizabeth (Morrison) Allen. Farmer; res., New Park, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): [184-854] 1. Walter Leslie, b Nov. 19, 1888; m Anna Mary Manifold. [184-855] 2. Allen Roy, b Oct. 16, 1891; m Pearl Isabel Jenkins. [184-856] 3. Robert Carl, b Aug. 15, 1893; m Margaret Golda Wiley. 4. Howard Beyer, M.D., b Dec. 1, 1895; St. Joseph’s Hospital, Baltimore, Md. [184-857] 5. Kenneth Webb, b June 18, 1899; m Grace Lowe. [184-502] WILLIAM ALEXANDER McELWAIN, b May 22, 1863; s John S. and Rebecca (Webb) McElwain [184-200] ; m Nov. 26, 1885, LYDIA ALICE McDONALD, b Nov. 14, 1862 ; d May 3, 1909 ; dau Robert S. and Katherine (Hammer) McDonald. Farmer; res., White Hall, Md. (1920.) Children ( 9 ): [184-858] 1. Vanie Blanche, b Mar. 28, 1886; m Samuel John Patterson. 2. Robert Ross, b Mar. 17, 1889; d Nov. 7, 1896. 3. Lyle Ellsworth, b Sept. 20, 1891; d Nov. 11, 1896. [184-859] 4. Clara Bell, b July 14, 1893; m Edgar C. Duke. 5. Son, b Feb. 4, 1895; d Feb. 4, 1895. [184-860] 6. Catherine Luella, b Sept. 30, 1897; m William Henry Miller. [184-861] 7. Eva Rebecca, b Apr. 24, 1899; m Edgar Talmadge Patterson. 8. Son, b Jan. 14, 1902; d Jan. 14, 1902. 9. William, b Nov. 19, 1904; d Aug. 20, 1905. [184-504] MARY SYLVANIA McELWAIN, b Jan. 31, 1868; dau John S. and Rebecca (Webb) McElwain [184-200]; m Dec. 21, 1887, JOHN YOUNG COWHICK MARSTELLER, b Oct. 28, 1867. Farmer; res., Stewartstown, R. D. 4, Pa. (1920.) 1. 2. [184-862] 3. [184-863] 4. 5. 6. [184-864] 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Children {13): Clarence Ralph, b Sept. 27, 1888; d Jan. 17, 1890. Virginia May, b Aug. 18, 1889; d Dec. 20, 1889. Myrtle Ethel, b Oct. 29, 1890; m Wilbur Norris. Lila Elizabeth, b Mar. 9, 1892; m Edwill Miller; Stewartstown, Pa. Eugene, b Nov. 16, 1893; d Mar. 26, 1894. William Asa, b Dec. 27, 1894; Stewartstown, Pa. William A. Marsteller served in the late war as a Corporal in the 316th Infantry, Camp Meade, Md. Anna Rebecca, b Aug. 21, 1896; m Russel Hershey; Stewartstown, Pa. John Wesley, b Aug. 27, 1897; Stewartstown, Pa. Warfield Cowhick, b June 27, 1899; Stewartstown, Pa. Harry Walton, b Aug. 12, 1901; Stewartstown, Pa. Margaret, b Oct. 3, 1903. Earl Franklin, b Dec. 5, 1904. Emerson Evans, b Aug. 19, 1907; d Dec. 26, 1908. [184-505] HENRIETTA REBECCA McELWAIN, b Feb. 11, 1870; dau John S. and Rebecca (Webb) McElwain [184-200]; m Dec. 18, 1895, WILLIAM ALLEN, b Jan. 18, 1865; s Samuel II. and Mary (Morrison) Allen. Farmer; res., Stewartstown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Mary M., b Jan. 9, 1897. 2. John S., b May 8, 1898. [184-865] 3. Rebecca M., b Dec. 21, 1900; m John R. Anderson. 4. Everitt S., b May 30, 1903. 5. Howard S., b May 16, 1907. 1390 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfei.der Families [184-506] MARGARET VIVIAN McELWAIN, b Jan. 1, 1872; dau John S. and Rebecca (Webb) McElwain [184-200]; m June 22, 1904, JAMES EMORY NEAL, b Sept. 5, 1878; s Charles S. and Hannah C. (Fletcher) Neal. Farmer; res., 143 Avenue 34, Los Angeles, Cal. (1920.) One child: Marguerite, b July 2, 1905. [184-508] DANIEL ELLSWORTH McELWAIN, b Apr. 9, 1877; d Dec. 6, 1918; s John S. and Rebecca (Webb) McElwain [184-200]; m Nov. 25, 1901, MARTHA TROUT, b Nov. 25, 1880; dau J. Gemmill and Orvilla V. (Smith) Trout. Farmer; res., Stewartstown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Helen Almeta, b June 18, 1903. 2. Gladys Mae, b Oct. 9, 1905. 3. Daniel Elsworth, b Jan. 13, 1907. 4. John Gemmill, b May 25, 1909. 5. Clitus Franklin Troupe, b Dec. 10, 1915. [184-509] AGNES CORNELIA McELWAIN, b Feb. 1, 1863; dau Robert B. and Annie M. (Harrie) McElwain [184-201]; m Jan. 17, 1889, ELMER JOHN LANTZ, b June 1, 1860; s Isaac and Barbara (Esbenshade) Lantz. Farmer; res., Atglen, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [184-510] MARY SYL VANIA McELWAIN, b Oct, 18, 1871; daw Robert B. and Annie M. (Harrie) McElwain [184-201]; m Dec. 17, 1890, PHARES MILTON LANTZ, b Feb. 11, 1862; s George and Susan (Weaver) Lantz. Farmer; res., Nine Points, Lane. Co., Pa. (1919.) Children {2): [184-866] 1. Florence Ethel, b Apr. 8, 1892; m Rev. George H. Shea, 2. Lillian Cornelia, b Oct. 23, 1893; Nine Points, Pa. [184-511] URIAH S. BEYER, b Nov. 24, 1844; d Oct. 18, 1885; s Benjamin B. and Mary (Smith) Beyer [184-203] ; m MARGARET JOHNSON. One child: Edgar; Mifflin, Pa. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [184-512] CATHERINE D. A. BEYER, b Oct. 19, 1846; d Apr. 29, 1908; dau Benjamin and Mary (Smith) Beyer [184-203]; m Oct. 19, 1865, GEORGE W. MELOY, b Aug. 5, 1840; d Jan. 2, 1911; s Thomas and Sara (Pence) Meloy. Engineer; res., Renovo, Pa. Children ( 6 ): [184-867] 1. Benjamin T., b Mar. 30, 1869; d May 27, 1908; m Ellen Dugan. [184-868] 2. Mary B., b Sept. 4, 1871 ; d May 9, 1918; m D. L. Reese. [184-869] 3. Sara L., b May 1, 1873; m W. S. Sarver. [184-870] 4. Jennie May, b May 1, 1876; d Feb. 14, 1916; m H. J. Hevner. [184-871] 5. J. H. B., b May 29, 1881; m Minnie E. Jones. [184-872] 6. Ethel B., b Apr. 18, 1887; m George W. Daugherty. [184-513] GEORGE W. BEYER, b July 4, 1851; s Benjamin B. and Mary (Smith) Beyer [184- 203]; m Nov., 1872, PHEBE A. SEIGHANAN, b Dec. 26, 1852. Laborer; res., 1832 South 54th St,, Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (8): [184-873] 1. William U., b Sept. 17, 1873; d May 18, 1919; in Emma E. Haunabauch. [184-874] 2. Cloyd Otto, b Aug. 1, 1882; m Mary N. Fisher. [184-875] 3. Gray M., b June 5, 1886; m Dorothea L. Robison. [184-514] CARRIE L. CARHART, b Oct. 26, 1865; dau Dr. Joseph B. and Susanna (Beyer) Carhart [184-205]; m Dec. 5, 1889, OLIVER GEE, b July 22, 1861; s Freer and Maria (Martin) Gee. Sales manager; res., 14 West Cottage Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. (1920.) One child: Selma Lillian, b Dec. 31, 1890; Haddonfield, N. J. [184-515] THEODORE EVAN BEYER, b Oct. 16, 1860; s Henry and Mary E. (Hastings) Beyer [184-206] ; in Jan. 20, 1891, CELISSA McCRERY, b Jan. 6, 1867; dau Robert J. and Eliza Jane (Scott) McCrery. Farmer; res., Oxford, Pa., R, D. 2. No issue. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1391 [184-516] JOHN BEYER, b Mar. 1, 1867; s Henry and Mary E. (Hastings) Beyer [184-206]; m Dee. 6, 1893, CLARA C. McCRERY, b Feb. 11, 1871; dau William W. and Margaret A. (Malian) McCrery. Farmer; res., Lincoln University, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [184-876] 1. Ernest Roland, b July 30, 1895; m Edith Mae Morton; West Grove, Pa. 2. William Clyde, b Mar. 29, 1897 ; Lincoln University, Pa. 3. Mary Margaret, b June 8, 1902. [184-517] HENRY NELSON BEYER, b Dec. 24, 1868; s Henry and Mary E. (Hastings)^Beyer [184-206] ; m Jan. 27, 1897, KATHERINE L. JAMISON, b July 7, 1873; dau John and Lydia E. (Balld- nee) Jamison. Farmer; res., Nottingham, Chester Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Henry Nelson, b Mar. 16, 1898. 2. Sara M., b Feb. 26, 1900; d June 19, 1901. 3. Anna E., b Jan. 12, 1903. 4. Katherine, b May 22, 1905; d Feb. 23, 1911. [184-518] WILLIAM BEYER DUNLAP, b Jan. 21, 1877; s Matthew and Ann (Beyer) Dunlap [184-207]; m Oct. 15, 1902, LOLA C. FERRIER, b Dec. 15, 1875; dau William E. and Sara E. (Griffith) Ferrier. Accountant; res., 131 Bergen Ave., Ridgefield Park, N. J. (1920.) One child: W. Beyer, b Sept. 1, 1909. [184-520] JOHN CLARK JACK, b Dec. 21, 1873; s William and Sarah (Beyer) Jack [184-209] ;m Dec. 14, 1905, LUCRETIA STAFFORD, b Apr. 6, 1881; dau Taylor and Annie (Weaver) Stafford. Farmer; res., Kirkwood, Pa. (1920.) No issiie. [184-521] REV. JAMES ELWOOD KEYLOR, b Aug. 21, 1851; d Apr. 5, 1918; s Milton and Re¬ becca (Beyer) Iveylor [184-210]; m Apr. 13, 1881, ANNIE CATHARINE SHENK, b Dec. 22, 1858; dau John M. and Fannie C. B. (Stirely) Shenk. Minister; res. of widow, Ardmore, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. John Milton, b Mar. 26, 1882; m [184-878] 2. Rena Frances, b Dec. 8, 1884; m Frank Clifford Harmstad. [184-877a] j [184-877b] I f 1. Adah L. Smith. 1 2. Ada Thorne Booth. [184-522] DR. JOSIAH B. KEYLOR, b Oct. 24, 1857; s Milton and Rebecca (Beyer) Keylor [184-210]; m June 26, 1895, LILLIAN RAKESTRAW, b Jan. 31, 1865; dau Charles and Catharine (Beam) Rakestraw. Physician; res., Cochranville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Kathryn R., b Apr. 19, 1896; Cochranville, Pa. [184-523] ANNA MARY KEYLOR, b Apr. 18, 1853; dau Milton and Rebecca (Beyer) Keylor [184-210]; m Jan. 13, 1876, WILLIAM B. RYNEAR, b May 31, 1851; d Feb. 2, 1919; s Charles and Rachel M. (Keylor) Rynear. Res., Bartville, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [184-879] 1. Spencer C., b Feb. 2, 1887; m Emma Waltman. [184-880] 2. Rebecca A., b Apr. 27, 1883; m Ralph H. Ferguson. [184-525] DAVID HENRY BEYER, b Nov. 3, 1863; s Josiah and Hannah (Heidelbaugh) Beyer [184-212]; m Dec. 10, 1891, ANNIE E. SHIMP, b Jan. 27, - ; dau Samuel E. and Harriet (Hays) Shimp. Farmer; res., Christiana, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. David S., b June 21, 1897; d Oct., 1902. 2. Ralph, b Jan. 21, 1901. 3. Verna E., b Sept. 23, 1907. [184-526] JOHN D. BEYER, b May 21, 1866; s Josiah and Hannah (Heidelbaugh) Beyer [184— 212] ; m Jan. 29, 1903, MARY L. CAIRNES, b Aug. 26, 1871 ; dau William G. and Bella A. (Patterson) Cairnes. Farmer; res., Bartville, Pa. (1920.) 1392 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (J): 1. Dorothy J., b Nov. 2, 1905. 2. Alan C., b Apr. 10, 1907. 3. Robert D., b May 4, 1909. 4. Frances B., b Nov. 1, 1910. [184-527] ANNIE M. BEYER, b July 27, 1872; dau Josiah and Hannah (Heidelbaugh) Beyer [184— 212]; m Dec. 5, 1900, AMOS C. PICKELL, b Jan. 25, 1875; s Elam and Sarah (Scottl Pickell. Auto dealer; res., Bart, Lane. Co., Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Viola R., b Oct. 27, 1902. 2. Eleanor B., b Oct. 12, 1904. 3. Infant, b Apr. 7, 1908; d Apr. 7, 1908. 4. Ivathryne, b Nov. 25, 1912. [184-528] C. ELMER MORRISON, b Feb. 10, 1866; s Robert C. and Rebecca (Beyer) Morrison [184-213]; m Dec. 23, 1891, ANNA J. ALLEN, b Mar., 1870; dau William and Lydia (Conner) Allen. Res., Palmyra, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. William R., b Jan. 31, 1893. 2. Lydia R., b Mar. 13, 1894. [184-529] EDWIN R. MORRISON, b June 3, 1867; s Robert C. and Rebecca (Beyer) Morrison [184-213] ; m June 9, 1904, BERTHA E. ATHERTON, b Aug. 9, 1878; dau John E. and Lillie (Martin) Atherton. Farmer ; res., Cochran ville, Pa. (1920.) One child: John Atherton, b Apr. 9, 1908. [184-530] REV. HOWARD S. MORRISON, b Sept. 19, 1869; s Robert C. and Rebecca (Beyer) Morrison [184-213]; m June 15, 1899, LORNA L. FULLENWIDER, b Sept. 10, 1876; dau John C. and Mary E. (Canine) Fullenwider. Rev. Howard S. Morrison served the Presbyterian Church in Missionary work in U. S. as a regu¬ larly ordained Minister until Aug. 1, 1918, being ordained Oct. 5, 1900. On Aug. 26, 1918, he sailed from New York City for Paris as a Y. M. C. A. (War) Secretary; was “sidetracked” to Winchester, England, as instructor of automobiles to the American Troops, and later appointed as Transportation Secretary for Winchester Area. He was in Winchester from Sept. 13, 1918, to Apr. 22, 1919; on May 7, 1919, he wTas sent to the West End of the White Sea (Popoff Island, part of Kem), North Russia, as International Hut Secretary. He arrived home on Sept. 25, 1919, and is now operating a General Auto¬ mobile Repair Shop, because of throat trouble contracted while overseas. [H. S. M .] Children ( 2 ): 1. Herbert Clark, b Nov. 10, 1900. Student in medical dept., Wabash College, Ind. 2. Paul Emerson, b Feb. 4, 1902; enlisted as a Volunteer and served twelve and one-half months with Troop E, 14th U. S. Cavalry, on Mexican Border; was transferred to Headquarters Troop Regimental Band, and returned home after his discharge, Mar. 17, 1919, and is now associated with his father in business. [184-531] LYDIA LOUELLA WORTH, b Feb. 7, 1869; dau Albert B. and Letitia J. (Beyer) WTorth [184-214] ; m Apr. 12, 1906, DR. HENRY BROWN KEECH, b Sept. 7, 1869 ; s Nathaniel J. and Eliza¬ beth (Boyd) Keech. Physician; res., 539 E. Allegheny Ave., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [184-532a] DR. WILLIAM THOMAS WORTH, b Apr. 21, 1872; s Albert B. and Letitia J. (Beyer) Worth [184-214]; m Mar. 1, 1898, ELIZABETH NISSLEY, b Mar. 26, 1878; d Sept. 17, 1902; dau Samuel and Ellen (Hershey) Nissley. (1920.) One child: Greta Allene, b Dec. 20, 1900. [184-532b] DR. WILLIAM THOMAS WORTH, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 3, 1907, MABEL BRENEMAN, b Oct. 30, 1882; dau Simon and Annie (Chapman) Breneman. Physician; res., R. D., Landenburg, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1393 Children (3): 1. Alberta Letitia, b Jan. 26, 1909. 2. Lydia Louella, b July 9, 1912. 3. William Oliver, b Dec. 7, 1914. [184-533] DELLA REBECCA WORTH, b Jan. 29, 1880; dau Albert B. and Letitia J. (Beyer) Worth [184-214]; m Sept. 5, 1900, JOHN A. KIMBLE, b Mar. 9, 1873; s John L. and Rachael (Kirk) Kimble. Farmer; res., Nottingham, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Mary L., b Aug. 18, 1902. 2. A. Elizabeth, b Aug. 10, 1905. 3. Dorothy, b July 10, 1907. 4. John Worth, b Apr. 4, 1911. [184-534] ALBERTA WORTH, b May 4, 1888; dau Albert B. and Letitia J. (Beyer) Worth [184- 214] ; m Apr. 28, 1915, J. EDWIN BROWN, b Mar. 4, 1894; s U. Grant and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Brown. Farmer; res., Nottingham, Pa. (1920.) One child: Edwin Worth, b May 2, 1918. [184-535] ROBERT ARTHUR BEYER, b Feb. 28, 1883; s William F. and Ila (Warfel) Beyer [184— 215] ; m Mar. 28, 1907, CARRIE E. MYERS, b Nov. 19, 1885; dau B. O. and Catherine (Holzhauer) Myers. Retired; res., Leola, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Raymond Edwin, b Mar. 17, 1908. 2. Paul, b Oct, 18, 1909; d Aug. 29, 1913. 3. John Warfel, b Sept. 19, 1914. 4. David Ringwalt, b Feb. 23, 1917. [184-536] ELIZABETH BUCHANAN, b 1860; dau Samuel and Harriet (Morgan) Buchanan [184- 216] ; m CHARLES VOLNEY PARKER, b 1850; s Volney M. and Persis (Davis) Parker. Res., Jules- burg, Col. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Persis Ruth, b 1890; d 1913. *2. Charles Volney, b 1894; 1019 White Building, Buffalo, N. Y. f3. Philip Morgan, b 1896; Julesburg, Colo. 4. Samuel B., b 1899; d 1907. *Charles Volney Parker served in the U. S. A. for two and one-half years, during the World War, enlisting as a private in the 163rd U. S. Infantry, and went to France in November, 1917. He was transferred to the Artillery in May, 1918; sent to the Artillery School at Saumur, France and commis¬ sioned August 30; sent to Tours to train as an aviation observer. He went to the front again in Octo¬ ber and returned to the United States as an officer in the 3rd Regiment, U. S. Artillery, July, 1918. f Philip M. Parker served as an instructor in Surveying for one year at the Engineering School at Washington Barracks, and was sent to Officers’ Training Camp at Louisville, Ivy., lacking three weeks of receiving his commission when the Armistice was signed. [184-538] SAMUEL REESE BUCHANAN, b Feb. 29, 1864; s Samuel and Harriet (Morgan) Buchanan [184-216]; m Feb. 17, 1891, PRISCILLA JULL, b Sept. 20, 1872; dau Ebenezer and Sophia (Sanders) Jull. Res., Oleson, Colo. (1921.) Children (3): 1. William J., b Jan. 26, 1892; d May, 1896. [184-881] 2. Ralph M., b Dec, 6, 1898; m Kathleen Day. [184-539] ELIZABETH BUCHANAN, b Dec. 30, 1843; d Sept,, 1907; dau Andrew and Hannah (Piersol) Buchanan [184-217]; m BENSON J. SILLIMAN, d Sept., 1918. Farmer; Troy, Pa. 1394 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 2 ): [184-882] 1. Mina S., m Charles U. Greene; Troy, Pa. 2. Benjamin ; Boone, Iowa. [ Unable to complete.} [184-541] DAVID H. BUCHANAN, b Dee. 17, 1851; s Andrew and Hannah (Piersol) Buchanan [184-217]; m Oct. 29, 1879, ANNIE D. SMITH, b Mar. 7, 1856; dau George W. and Susan (Diller) Smith. Res., Honeybrook, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [184-542] WILLIAM BUCHANAN, b Nov. 7, 1853 ;d Aug. 3, 1906; s Andrew and Hannah (Piersol) Buchanan [184-217]; m VICTORIA LEWIS. Dealer; res., Honey Brook, Pa. (1921.) Children (7): 1. Florence G., Honeybrook, Pa.; 2. Walter. [184-883] 3. Sarah, m Clinton Oberlin. 4. Mildred; 5. Annie D.; 6. William; 7. David. [ Unable to complete.} [184-543] CLARA FLORENCE BUCHANAN, dau Andrew and Hannah (Piersol) Buchanan [184- 217] ; m Mar. 21, — , ELISHA GATCHELL CLOUD, s Pusey and Hannah (Gatchell) Cloud. Farmer; res., Ivennett Square, Pa. (1921.) Clara Florence Buchanan Cloud is Secretary of the Chester County Children’s Aid Society, a chartered organization; also President of the local Board of Education, which office she has held for sixteen consecutive years. Elisha G. Cloud served a term as Prothonotary in the Chester County Court. Children (2): [184-884] 1. William, b Jan. 4, 1890; m Mildred Cleeland; Kennett Square, Pa. 2. David E., b June 30, 1892; Portland, Ore.; served with A. E. F., in World War. [184-545] A. MARY DAVIS, b Oct. 17, 1849; dan Joseph C. and Rebecca (Buchanan) Davis [184- 218] ; m May 12, 1868, ISAAC D. LANDIS, b July 31, 1841 ; s Isaac and Catharine (Weideman) Landis. Jeweler and optician; res., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [184-885] 1. William W., b Feb. 15, 1869; m Grace Hamblin. [184-886] 2. Mary P., b May 11, 1876; m Dr. H. I. Haines. i [184-547] FRANK DAVIS, b 1857 ; s Joseph C. and Rebecca (Buchanan) Davis [184-218] ; m Sept. 8, 1881, LEAH B. GUEST, b 1861. Engineer; res., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 9 ): [184-887] 1. Ethel Naomi, b Apr. 28, 1883; m Garland Robinson; Coatesville, Pa. [184-888] 2. Ira Guest, b Dec. 27, 1884; m Esther Richards. [184-889] 3. Mary Landis, b Apr. 9, 1887; m Myer Brent; Coatesville, Pa. [184-890] 4. Sarah Rebecca, b Sept. 10, 1888; m F. W. Speakman; 6200 Chestnut St., Phila. 5. Frank Dehaven, b May 13, 1891; d 1892. 6. George W., b Apr. 17, 1890; d 1890. 7. Warren, b May 4, 1892; d 1892. 8. Joseph Scott, b May 24, 1893; New York, N. Y. 9. William Norman, b Apr. 30, 1897; Coatesville, Pa. [184-548] FRANK WAGONER, b Dec. 1, 1857; s G. M. and Sarah (Buchanan) Wagoner [184- 219] ; m May 2, 1883, ANNA RESER, b July 20, 1861; dau Jacob and Mary (Trego) Reser. Res., Honeybrook, Pa. Mr. Wagoner is an inspector for the Lancaster Manufacturing Co., but lives in Honeybrook. [184-552] LOUISA BOYER, b June 16, 1860; dau Peter and Sarah (Hoffman) Boyer [184-229]; m Feb. 5, 1880, JOHN JACOB SMITH, b Aug. 25, 1855; s Frederick and Sarah (Knicley) Smith. Drover; res., Elverson, Pa. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1395 Children ( 6 ): [184-891] 1. Jennie, b July 8, 1878; m Jesse Amole; Pottstown, Pa. [184-892] 2. William, b Feb. 18, 1884; m Ella Slider; Reading, Pa. 3. Laura, b Feb. 4, 1894; d Apr. 23, 1894. [184-893] 4. Mildred, b Jan. 3, 1896; m Earl Millard; Douglassville, Pa. 5. Harry, b May 16, 1900. 6. Helen, b Nov. 25, 1903. [184-553] LAURA E. BOYER, b Dec. 30, 1864; dan Peter and Sarah (Hoffman) Boyer [184-229]; m Jan. 4, 1883, GEORGE M. C. STROHL, b May 30, 1864; s William and Esther (Erb) Strohl. Fore¬ man; res., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): [184-894] 1. E. Pearl, b Jan. 6, 1885; m Ambrose Freese; Pottstown, Pa. [184-895] 2. Florence M., b Apr. 9, 1887; m Edgar Van Buskirk. [184-896] 3. George R., b Oct. 4, 1891; rn Eva Frederick. [184-554] LENA L. BOYER, b Apr. 15, 1869; dau Peter and Sarah (Hoffman) Boyer [184-229]; m Oct. 4, 1888, DAVIS D. SWAVELY, b Aug. 23, 1869; s Adam and Caroline (Drumheller) Swavely. Bricklayer; res., 831 N. Charlotte St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (8 ) : [184-897] 1. Charles, b May 7, 1889; m Ethel May Smith. [184-898] 2. William, b Feb. 5, 1891; m Estella Amole. 3. Clinton, b Jan. 22, 1894; 831 N. Charlotte St., Pottstown, Pa.; served eighteen months in the U. S. A. during the recent World War, being stationed at Camp Hancock and Camp Meade. [184-559] E. BLANCHE BOYER, b Sept. 23, 1880; dau Peter and Sarah (Hoffman) Boyer [184- 229]; m Nov. 11, 1899, HOW ARD S. MILLER, b Dec. 9, 1881; d May 23, 1918; s Frank and Sarah (Sullivan) Miller. Machinist; res., 154 N. Evans St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [184-899] 1. Myrtel E., b Feb. 15, 1901; m Elmer Brumbach. 2. Leonard H., b June 10, 1906. * [184-560] ROBERT EMMER PATTERSON BOYER, b May 20, 1883; s Peter and Sarah (Hoff¬ man) Boyer [184-229]; m June 23, 1915, HELEN VIOLA MILLAR, b Sept. 19, 1898; dau James E. and Emma J. (Wetzel) Millar. Foreman of Lehigh Structural Steel Co.; res., Hotel Lehigh, Allentown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Charles Victor, b Apr. 2, 1916. [184-561] LEONA MARY BOYER, b Mar. 14, 1886; dau Peter and Sarah (Hoffman) Boyer [184- 229] ; m May 17, 1911, CHARLES G. WEISER, b Mar. 27, 1892; d Oct. 2, 1918; s William and - (Giles) Weiser. Res., 169 N. Evans St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Fernley G., b Dec. 8, 1911. [184-562] OSCAR GEROME BOYER, b Mar. 14, 1886; s Peter and Sarah (Hoffman) Boyer [184- 229]; m Nov., 1910, ELEANOR LUTZ, b Feb. 17, 1891; dau Stephen and Katharine (Stetz) Lutz. Tinner and plumber; res., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Walter Oscar, b Oct. 1, 1911; d Oct. 1, 1911. 2. Joseph Edwin, b Mar. 1, 1913. 3. Eleanor May, b Feb. 22, - ; d Feb. 22, - 4. George A., b Dec. 31, 1918. [184-565] ELMER B. GRUBE, b Apr. 23, 1860; d Nov. 24, 1914; s Benjamin and Mary (Boyer) Grube [184-232]; m July 23, 1890, ELIZABETH WAGONER, b June 16, 1860; dau G. M. and Sarah (Buchanan) Wagoner [184-219]. Farmer; res., Honeybrook, Pa. No issue. (1920.) 1396 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-566a] WARREN V. BOYER, b May 1 1 , 1869 ; s Nelson P. and Harriet C. (Vance) Boyer [184- 234] ; m ANNIE V. WRIGHT, b Aug. 2, 1868; d Mar. 31, 1910; dau David and Annie (Sweeny) Wright. One child: Oscar C., b July 20, 1900. [184-566b] WARREN V. BOYER, same as above, m 2nd time, Oct. 10, 1917, JOSEPHINE NIX¬ ON, b Aug. 12, 1871; dau Joshua L. and Mary (Michaels) Nixon. Res., 235 South Frazier St., West Phila., Pa. (1919.) [184-567] SARAH MAE BOYER, b Mar. 26, 1871; dau Nelson P. and Harriet C. (Vance) Boyer [184-234]; m JOSEPH T. MORRIS, b Nov. 18, 1858. Steel worker; res., R. F. D. 4, Coatesville, Pa. (1921.) Children (10): [184-900] 1. Nelson A., b Jan. 17, 1895; m Stella M. Dunlap; Coatesville, Pa. 2. Edward S., b Dec. 18, 1898. [184-901] 3. Blanc B., b Jan. 28, 1901; m Jessie A. Souders. 4. Edith E., b Nov. 5, 1904. 5. Elizabeth V., b Oct. 15, 1905. 6. Joseph, b June 8, 1906. 7. Kathryn S., b Dec. 30, 1908. 8. Marion F., b Oct. 6, 1910. 9. Maurice, b Dec. 19, 1912; d Dec. 22, 1912. 10. Emeline S., b Nov. 30, 1913. [184-568] NETTIE E. BOYER, b Aug. 1, 1873; d Sept. 26, 1909; dau Nelson P. and Harriet C. (Vance) Boyer [184-234]; m Sept. 22, 1889, EDWARD S. JEFFERIS, b Dec. 12, 1868; s Lewis G. and Lydia A. (Kimble) Jefferis. Foreman; res., Railroad St., Coatesville, Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Arthur N., b July 1, 1890; Coatesville, Pa. [184-902] 2. Keturah P., b July 19, 1892; m Herman Hains; Coatesville, Pa. 3. Edna S., b Jan. 5, 1894; Coatesville, Pa. [184-903] 4. Lewis G., b June 9, 1896; m Ernestine Killnare; Kennett Square, Pa. [184-570] MARY BERTHA BOYER, b Oct. 15, 1875; dau Nelson P. and Harriet C. (Vance) Boyer [184-234]; m Oct. 25, 1899, CHARLES STANLEY WALTON, b Sept. 18, 1875; s Abner Brinton and Elizabeth C. (Hartshorne) Walton. Foreman; res., Worthland, Claymont, Del. (1921.) Children (8): 1. Charles Brinton, b Dec. 7, 1901. 2. Eleanor Boyer, b July 6, 1903. 3. Gladys Hartshorne, b June 23, 1909. [184-573] JUSTIN LEROY BOYER, b May 10, 1884; s Nelson P. and Harriet C. (Vance) Boyer [184-234]; m Oct. 22, 1904, ELIZABETH EDNA PETTIT, b Feb. 17, 1883; dau Cyrus H. and Jane (Wyld) Pettit. City letter carrier; res., West Fifth Ave., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Minerva D., b Jan. 31, 1905. 2. Justin L., b Nov. 27, 1906; d Feb. 6, 1907. 3. Charles E., b Feb. 2, 1908. 4. Joseph, b Apr. 17, 1909; d Apr. 18, 1909. 5. Norman Vance, b June 1, 1911 ; d Oct. 26, 1911. 6. Nelson C., b Nov. 20, 1913. 7. Justin LeRoy, b Jan. 25, 1920. [184-574] EMILY T. R. BOYER, b Dec. 23, 1873; dau Samuel and Anna B. (Temple) Boyer [184- 235]; m Sept. 1, 1903, H. P. SHARPLESS, b Apr. 23, 1877 ; s Joel H. and Mary B. (Phillips) Sharpless. Farmer; res., Buck Run, Pa. (1920.) One child: Evan P., b Oct. 10, 1905. ^ < ; _ Rachel Supplee Sheppard [192-5], Plate 134 Samuel Castner [192-8] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1397 [184-578a] NELSON CLARENCE WILMOT HUGHES, b Sept. 17, 1856; d Jan. 2, 1919; s James and Mary (Boyer) Hughes [184-237]; m July 29, 1887, LAURA SLATER, b Oct. 31, 1866; d May 13, 1903; dau George and Hattie (Dorr) Slater. Children ( 5 ): [184-904] 1. Cloud D., b Sept. 24, 1888; m Anna P. Dilworth. [184-905] 2. Marion Frances, b July 6, 1890; m H. B. Van Ormer. [184-906] 3. Harriet Slater, b Jan. 30, 1894; m Harry Willard Hoopes. [184-907] 4. Emily Boyer, b Sept. 17, 1896; m Charles Christy. 5. Ella Winter, b Feb. 1, 1902; d July 12, 1902. [184-578b] NELSON CLARENCE WILMOT HUGHES, same as above, m 2nd time, Aug. 30,1906, MARTHA ELIZABETH WILSON, b Jan. 26, 1879; dau Jabez and Mary S. (Baker) Wilson. Res., Kennett Square, Pa. (1920.) One child: Ruth E., b June 10, 1908. [184-579] SAMUEL VERNER HUGHES, b Nov. 13, 1857; d Feb. 27, 1912; s James and Mary (Boyer) Hughes [184-237]; m MARY CATHARINE McCORMICK, b May 23, 1858; dau Samuel and Elizabeth M. (Ayers) McCormick. Clerk; res., South Fifth Ave., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Verner Samuel, b Sept. 8, 1896; d Sept. 8, 1897. 2. Tyler McCormick, b Mar. 6, 1898; d Mar. 6, 1899. [184-580] HARRY BOYER HUGHES, b Sept. 27, 1859; s James and Mary (Boyer) Hughes [184- 237]; m Apr. 30, 1889, C. MAUDE GRAY, b Mar. 18, 1871; dau Baldwin and Mary (Grause) Gray. Carpenter; res., Downingtown, Pa. (1920.) [184-908] Children (J): 1. Mary Ethel, b Jan. 14, 1891. 2. Maude P., b Oct. 16, 1897; m John Gilbert Hatfield. 3. Corinne Phoebe 4. Clude Porter twins , b Oct. 30, 1903. [184-581] ANNIE LORETTA HUGHES, b Jan. 1, 1864; dau James and Mary (Boyer) Hughes [184-237]; m ROBERT SMITH GUTHRIE, b June 22. 1863; s Richard J. and Hannah M. (Smith) Guthrie. Res., Parkesburg, Pa. (1920.) One child: Anna Mabel, b Sept. 20, 1889. [184-582] WALTER RALEIGH HUGHES, b Feb. 12, 1867; s James and Mary (Boyer) Hughes [184-237]; m Apr. 14, 1892, ERMINNIA JANE GRAY, b Oct. 15, 1871; dau Benjamin S. and Mary E. (Freeman) Gray. Painter; res., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Grace, b Oct. 19, 1899. 2. Justin Parke, b Mar. 6, 1902. 3. Donald Gray, b July 10, 1906. 4. Esther, b Feb. 20, 1909. 5. Raleigh Burton | fwin8% b June 191L 6. Virginia J 7. Alice, b May 23, 1909. [184-583] CLARA MABEL HUGHES, b Sept. 15, 1869; dau James and Mary (Boyer) Hughes [184-237]; m Nov. 14, 1895, F. B. BURROUGHS, b Apr. 25, 1870; s Edward and Emma (Eiserman) Burroughs. Agent for P. R. R. ; res., 4830 Walton Ave., Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Frank B., b Apr. 5, 1897; d Apr. 6, 1897. 2. Clara Mabel, b May 18, 1899. 3. Mary Hughes, b Jan. 3, 1902. 4. Edward Baker, b Dec. 10, 1904. 1398 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-584] MARY HUGHES FADDIS, b Nov. 13, 1878; dau David Y. and Hannah (Boyer) Faddis [184-238]; m Dec. 23, 1916, HOWARD BEVAN, b Nov. 23, 1878; s George W. and Lydia V. Bevan. Contractor; res., West Chester, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [184-585] NORMAN SMITH FADDIS, b May 22, 1887; s David Y. and Hannah (Boyer) Faddis [184-238]; m Aug. 25, 1916, MAUD KATHRYN MULLEN, b June 30, 1897; dau Harry E. and Amanda (Diem) Mullen. Electrical engineer; res., Coatesville, Pa. (1921.) No issue. [184-586] BESSIE FADDIS, b Sept. 9, 1876; dau George J. and Sarah (Boyer) Faddis [184-239]; rn May 10, 1901, EUSTACE RICHARDS, b Nov. 4, 1877 ; d Oct. 11, 1912; s Thomas and Jennie Rich¬ ards. Carpenter; res., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Children {3): 1. Sara Mildred, b July 6, 1902. 2. Nellie May, b Jan. 23, 1905. 3. George Eustace, b Feb. 12, 1907. [184-587] MAZIE E. FADDIS, b Dec. 16, 1879; dau George J. and Sarah (Boyer) Faddis [184-239]; m WALTER J. BARNARD, b June 10, 1874; s Jeremiah and Ida (Barton) Barnard. Farmer; res., Claymont, Del. (1920.) One child: Mary Hick, b Oct. 25, 1904. [184-588a] FRANCES MILLER FADDIS, b Mar. 16, 1881; dau George J. and Sarah (Boyer) Faddis [184-239]; m July 25, 1906, J. JEFFERIS INGRAM, b July 7, 1877; d Oct. 11, 1908; s William and Martha (Hemphill) Ingram. Brakeman on P. R. R. One child: Samuel William, b May 19, 1907. [184-588b] FRANCES MILLER (FADDIS) INGRAM, same as above, m 2nd time, Aug. 25, 1920, JAMES D. H. REYNOLDS, b Mar. 19, 1886; s W. Preston and Harriet C. (Headley) Reynolds. Sales¬ man; res., 46 South Fifth Ave., Coatesville, Pa. (1921.) [184-589] CHARLES K. FADDIS, b Aug. 23, 1884; s George J. and Sarah (Boyer) Faddis [184- 239]; m June 3, 1915, E. MYRTLE MARTIN, b June 5, 1886; dau William H. and Emma (Daugherty) Martin. Foreman at Lukens Steel Co.; res., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Noissiie. [184-590] SUSIE M. FADDIS, b Oct. 19, 1888; dau George J. and Sarah (Boyer) Faddis [184-239]; m June 3, 1919, CHARLES ERNEST BIRCHENALL, b Sept. 23, 1878; s Charles and Elizabeth (Johnson) Birchenall. Res., Ardmore, Pa. (1920.) One child: Sarah E., b July 4, 1920; d July 5, 1920. [184-593] JOHN W. WISLER, b Feb. 12, 1870; s Abraham and Anna (Coler) Wisler [184-263]; m Jan. 16, 1896, ZUELLA BLANCHE COY, b May 23, 1879; dau Samuel and Henrietta (Secrist) Coy. Res., Columbiana, Ohio. No issue. (1920.) [184-595] MINERVA WISLER, b Jan. 10, 1879; dau Abraham and Anna (Coler) Wisler [184-263]; m Dec. 15, 1896, HENRY CALLAHAN, b Sept. 30, 1872; s Edward and Catharine (Nungesser) Cal¬ lahan. Farmer; res., New Springfield, Ohio. (1920.) Children {2): [184-909] 1. Florence L., b July 24, 1901 ; m Clinton L. Fisher; New Springfield, Ohio. 2. Nora M., b Mar. 18, 1905. [184-596] MELISSA JULIA WISLER, b Apr. 20, 1864; dau Nicodemus and Sophia (Coler) Wisler [184-264]; m Aug. 9, 1883, FRANK SJIENEFIEL, b July 25, 1862; s Henry and Katherine (Shua) Shenefiel. Farmer; res., North Lima, Ohio. (1920.) Children (2): [184-910] 1. Clement Sylvester, b May 29, 1886; m Ivory Sage. [184-911] 2. Mary Mabel, b June 30, 1889; m Guy Sigle. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1399 [184-598] LORIN WISLER, b Jan. 2, 1874; s Cornelius and Cynthia (Lower) Wisler [184-265]; to EFFIE MESSERLY, b Mar. 16, 1873; dau Noah and Catharine (Renkenberger) Messerly. Res., Washingtonville, Ohio. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Lester E., b Oct. 26, 1903. 2. Paul D., b Mar. 20, 1907. [184-600] RALPH WISLER, b Oct. 27, 1879; s Cornelius and Cynthia (Lower) Wisler [184-265]; to Mar. 22, 1900, MINNIE SUMMERS, b Sept. 22, 1878; dau Valentine and Mary (Young) Summers. Carpenter contractor; res., 35 E. Glenaven Ave., Youngstown, Ohio. (1920.) No issue. [184-601] EARLEND WISLER, b Feb. 28, 1892; s Cornelius and Cynthia (Lower) Wisler [184- 265]; m June 19, 1913, OLIVE WHITTENBERGER, b Mar. 14, 1891; dau G. J. and Mary A. (Hoff- master) Whittenberger. Farmer; res., New Springfield, Ohio. (1920.) One child: Dorothy Alice, b June 6, 1914. [184-602] JONATHAN HENRY WISLER, b Mar. 1, 1869; s Zacheus and Elizabeth (Augustine) Wisler [184-267]; to Sept. 29, 1892, MARGARET JANE THOMAS, b Oct. 10, 1873; dau James W. and Jane (Nugent) Thomas. Foreman, Republic Iron and Steel Co.; res., R. D. 3, Box 18a, Hubbard Road, Youngstown, Ohio. (1920.) Children (2): [184-912] 1. Cecil Zacheus, b Feb. 16, 1895; to Hazel Gertrude Shelby. 2. Myron James, b Mar. 14, 1904. [184-603] EMERY ELMER WISLER, b July 31, 1878; s Zacheus and Elizabeth (Augustine) Wisler [184-267]; to June 4, 1903, DELLA V. SHALE, b Oct. 13, 1879; dau Gideon and Lucy (Cover) Shale. Wholesale grocery business, with the Fitch Company; res., 159 Hollywood Ave., Pleasant Grove, Youngstown, Ohio. (1920.) One child: Lucile, b Apr. 20, 1906. [184-604] JONAS KOHLER, b 1869; s Henry and Hannah (Boyer) Kohler [184-268]; to Dec. 29, 1899, AMELIA YOUREN, b 1863; dau John P. and Doretta (Pack) Youren. Farmer; res., Canfield, Ohio. (1921.) One child: Bertha M., b 1901. [184-605] HENRY B. KOHLER, b 1878; s Henry and Hannah (Boyer) Kohler [184-268]; rn Feb. 21, 1912, ANNA HUNTER HARDY, b 1873; dau John and Alice (Jones) Hardy. Farmer; res., North Lima, Ohio. No issue. (1921.) [184-607] WILLIAM H. BOYER, b Nov. 16, 1875; s Christian and Martha (Glenn) Boyer [184- 269a] ; to BLANCHE BOSSERT. Grocer; res., Columbiana, Ohio. (1912.) [A.B. 19S. Letters unans .; unable to complete or verify .] [184-608] WALTER J. BOYER, b Feb. 14, 1880; s Christian and Martha (Glenn) Boyer [184- 269a]; m July 28, 1906, LAURA RENKENBERGER, b July 23, 1890; dau William and Catharine (Fink) Renkenberger. Farmer; res., Columbiana, Ohio. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Nora E., b Sept. 3, 1906. 2. Homer C., b Sept. 4, 1912. 3. Edith P., b Aug. 7, 1914; d Sept. 15, 1917. 4. Esther M., b June 19, 1919. [184-609] FRED E. BOYER, b Dec. 28, 1881; s Christian and Martha (Glenn) Boyer [184-269a]; to Dec. 24, 1907, MYRTLE BAKER, b Sept. 2, 1888; dau William H. and Lydia A. (King) Baker. Farmer and Huckster; res., Columbiana, Ohio. (1921.) No issue. [184-610] JOHN H. TYSON, b Dec. 28, 1875; s George K. and Elizabeth (Houtz) Tyson [184- 272] ; to MABEL CLEMENS, b Oct. 25, 1881 ; dau John W. and Elizabeth (Palmerton) Clemens. Res., Bowling Green, Ky. (1920.) No issue. 1400 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-611] ELMER S. TYSON, b Aug. 21, 1878; s George K. and Elizabeth (Houtz) Tyson [184- 272]; m Nov. 4, 1908, ORA MAY COX, b Mar. 30, 1892; dau John and Emma Jane Cox. Genera’ contractor; res., 1649 Indiana Ave., Toledo, Ohio. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Oscar W., b Sept. 23, 1909. 2. George E., b Apr. 1, 1911. [184-612] CHARLES D. TYSON, b Aug. 26, 1881 ; s George K. and Elizabeth (Houtz) Tyson [184- 272]; m Mar. 16, 1907, LILLIAN CLEMENS, b June 1, 1888; dau John W. and Elizabeth (Palmerton) Clemens. Decorator and painter; res., Prairie Depot, Ohio. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Lena, b Apr. 16, 1908. 2. Gerald Leslie, b May 14, 1911; d Jan. 1, 1913. 3. Villa Fern, b Oct. 16, 1914. [184-613] LENA MAY TYSON, b Mar. 2, 1889 ;«dau George K. and Elizabeth (Houtz) Tyson [184- 272]; m Dec. 5, 1911, OTTO A. W. DAHMS, b Nov. 10, 1885; s Hiram and Gusto Dahms. Farmer; res., R. D. No. 2, Prairie Depot, Ohio. (1920.) One child: Robert, b July 15, 1918. [184-614] JESSIE LOUELLA TYSON, b Mar. 23, 1882; dau Levi and Sarah (Houtz) Tyson [184- 275]; m Feb. 24, 1907, JACOB GOETZ, b May 17, 1882; s Adam and Anna B. (Doldey) Goetz. Farmer; res., Route 2, Helena, Sandusky Co., Ohio. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Harold J., b Aug. 18, 1908. 2. Helen M., b June 29, 1911. 3. Herbert E., b Sept. 5, 1916. [184-615] MABELLE CLEONA TYSON, b Feb. 16, 1888; dau Levi and Sarah (Houtz) Tyson [184- 275]; m Feb. 28, 1920, JAMES F. SNYDER, b Feb. 12, 1875; s Jacob and Elizabeth (Slates) Snyder. Painter and interior decorator; res., 1154 West State St., Freemont, Ohio. (1920.) [184-616] ELIZABETH CULP, b Nov. 2, 1867; d Oct. 1, 1901; dau Jacob B. and Rebecca (Boyer) Culp [184-276]; m July 18, 1889, WILLIAM A. WOLFE, b Aug. 2, 1867; s Daniel and Sarah L. (Adams) Wolfe. Carpenter; res., Selinsgrove, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): [184-913] 1. Howard Melvin, b Feb. 6, 1890; m Margaret Steffen. [184-914] 2. Mabel May, b Apr. 24, 1891; m Charles E. Lauver. [184-915] 3. Clarence Alvin, b Jan. 2, 1894; m Bertha Brandenberger. 4. Ertie Ellen, b Aug. 22, 1896; unm; Ancon, Panama. [184-916] 5. Jasper Allen, b June 1, 1898; m Evelyn Weller. 6. Arthur L., b Sept. 16, 1901 ; Halstead, Kansas. [184-617] SALOME CULP, b Aug. 31, 1870; dau Jacob B. and Rebecca (Boyer) Culp [184-276]; rn Jan. 25, 1920, S. W. MILLER, b Apr. 24, 1876; s Joel H. and Katie (Cbristophel) Miller. Res., 312 S. Penn St., South Bend, Ind. (1920.) No issue. [184-618] SUSANNA CULP, b Sept. 30, 1872; dau Jacob B. and Rebecca (Boyer) Culp [184-276]; m Feb. 28, 1909, G. P. UNRUH, b Mar. 10, 1862; s C. D. and Mary Unruh. Farmer; res., R. D. 2, Halstead, Kansas. (1920.) No issue. [184-619] MARTHA CULP, b Mar. 14, 1875; dau Jacob B. and Rebecca (Boyer) Culp [184-276]; m Nov. 21, 1897, RUFUS R. STEAL Y, b Sept. 1, 1876; s Henry and Lovina (Rarick) Stealy. Res., 1322 Eden St., Elkhart, Ind. (1920.) Children ( 4 )•' 1. Marie, b June 14, 1898. 2. Bernice, b Sept. 30, 1900. 3. Ruth, b Oct. 14, 1907. 4. Louis, b May 4, 1913. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1401 [184-620] EMMA CULP, b Nov. 5, 1877; dau Jacob B. and Rebecca (Boyer) Culp [184-276]; m Dec. 6, 1905, FRANK SPANGLER, b Sept. 8, 1874; s Simon and Mary (Taylor) Spangler. Mechanic: res., Blanca, Col. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Ruby, b May 18, 1909. 2. Avanelle, b -Tune 23, 1912. [184-621] REBECCA CULP, b Mar. 22, 1880; dau Jacob B. and Rebecca (Boyer) Culp [184-276]; m May 20, 1897, JOHN OVERHOLT, b Apr. 28, 1872; s Manasseh and Mary (Berkey) Overholt. Car carpenter, Santa Fe R. R.; res., Newton, Kansas. (1920.) Children (2): [184-917] 1. Alta, b Nov. 13, 1900; m Edward Watkins; La Junta, Col. 2. Lucile, b Apr. 9, 1904; d Oct. 20, 1916. \ [184-622] ELNATHAN CULP, b July 1, 1884; s Jacob B. and Rebecca (Boyer) Culp [184-276]; m Sept. 14, 1910, MARY WARKENTIN, b Apr. 2, 1890. Farmer; res., Blanca, Col. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Frances, b June 13, 1913. 2. Harry Jacob, b June 19, 1915. [184-625] JOHN D. BOYER, b Sept. 8, 1879; s Dr. David K. and Susanna (Tyson) Boyer [184- 278]; m MARY GARBER, b Apr. 3, 1878; dau Christian and Mary (Agley) Garber. Res., Middlebury, Ind. No issue. (1920.) [184-626] BERTHA L. BOYER, b July 15, 1882; dau Dr. David K. and Susanna (Tyson) Boyer [184-278]; m Aug. 23, 1903, HENRY M. HONDERICH, b Apr. 13, 1880; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Kauffman) Honderich. Farmer; res., Middlebury, Ind. (1920.) One child: Verda V., b Sept. 9, 1904. [184-627] WILLIAM HENRY BOYER, b July 1, 1887; s Dr. David K. and Susanna (Tyson) Boyer [184-278]; m July 21, 1907, EMMA HONDERICH, b Sept. 11, 1887; dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Kauffman) Honderich. Farm manager and commercial egg farmer; res., Middlebury, Ind. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Clifford Grover, b Oct. 15, 1908. 2. Mildred Fern, b Jan. 8, 1911. 3. John William, b Jan. 18, 1919. [184-628] IDA M. BOYER, b Aug. 10, 1889; dau Dr. David K. and Susanna (Tyson) Boyer [184- 278]; rn Dec. 26, 1909, ALBERT G. CRIPE, b Aug. 9, 1889; s Benjamin F. and Emma (Troyer) Cripe. Employee of tank factory; res., Middlebury, Ind. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Grover D., b Jan. 11, 1911. 2. Velma D., b Sept. 28, 1916. [184-632] CLARA TYSON, b Oct. 1, 1882; dau George J. and Elizabeth (Boyer) Tyson [184-281]; m Sept. 26, 1906, G. R. BEBB, b Sept. 14, 1885; s S. E. and A. F. (Bookman) Bebb. Farmer; res., R. D. 1, Albany, Oregon. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Viola, b Sept. 17, 1907; d Sept. 17, 1907. 2. Vesta Elizabeth, b Aug. 27, 1908. 3. Frances Lavera, b Aug. 16, 1912. 4. Sylva Theresa, b Jan. 27, 1915. 5. Hazel Marie, b July 16, 1917. 6. Florence Amanda, b June 29, 1919. 1402 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-633] SIMON TYSON, b Nov. 29, 1889; s George J. and Elizabeth (Boyer) Tyson [184-281]; m May 15, 1910, CLARA B. MINNIX, b Feb. 21, 1890; dau John H. and Mary E. (Firestone) Minnix. Garage business; res., Lemon Cove, Cal. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. M. Ray, b Mar. 29, 1911. 2. Ruth E., b Aug. 30, 1912. 3. Richard L., b Aug. 19, 1914. 4. Thelma L., b Oct. 8, 1916. 5. Pauline E., b June 10, 1919. [184-634] SYLVIA TYSON, b Feb. 4, 1895; dau George J. and Elizabeth (Boyer) Tyson [184-281]; m Dec. 3, 1916, DAVID J. STECKLEY, b Sept. 8, 1890; ,s John and Mary (Niderkorn) Steekley. Farmer; res., R. D. 5, Albany, Ore. (1920.) Children (2)? 1. Verda L., b Sept. 26, 1917. 2. Mildred P., b Dec. 9, 1919. [184-635] MERLE C. REED, b July 14, 1894; d Dec. 26, 1918; s James O. and Minnie E. (Putt) Reed [184-285]; m Apr. 20, 1918, MARJORIE EMBERY, 5 Mar. 16, 1896; d Nov. 24, 1918; dau Wil¬ liam and Elizabeth (Eastwood) Embery. Ensign U. S. N. R. F., and Asst. Paymaster. Merle Reed died in the Homeopathic Hospital at Buffalo, N. Y., while stationed there as paymaster of the Curtis Aeroplane and Motor Corporation. [184-636] IDA P. REED, b June 20, 1898; dau Theodore and Alice V. (Hawn) Reed [184-286]; m Aug. 10, 1918, JOSEPH WARD, b Mar. 18, 1893; s Elias and Ellen (Doris) Ward. Brakeman; res., Juniata, Pa. (1921.) One child: Almeda P., b Jan. 15, 1919. [184-637] MARK P. REED, b Feb. 1, 1894; s Charles H. and Harriet J. (Palmer) Reed [184-287]; m Apr. 19, 1916, ELSIE M. FEIGIIT, b Jan. 28, 1894; dau James Irvin and Ida (Lehman) Feight. Miner; res., Dudley, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Charles P., b May 24, 1917. 2. William I., b June 28, 1919. [184-638] CARL E. REED, b Jan. 22, 1896; s Charles II. and Harriet J. (Palmer) Reed [184-287]; m STELLA MAY BRUMBAUGH, b May 4, 1897; dau Jacob Craton and Flora (Hess) Brumbaugh. Res., Altoona, Pa. [184-639] ROY E. HESS, b Nov. 24, 1892; s Samuel E. and Lillian B. (Palmer) Hess [184-288]; m June 8, 1916, MELVINA GILES, b Apr. 8, 1894; dau John and Catherine (James) Giles. Supt. of steam power, McKeesport Tin Plate Co.; res., 2807 Jenny Lind St., McKeesport, Pa. (1920.) One child: Ardell Catherine, b May 7, 1917. [184-642] ARTHUR EUGENE PETERS, b July 12, 1875; s Seth H. and Ida A. (Boyer) Peters [184-289.7]; m Mar. 7, 1904, AUDREY BEAUCHAMP, b Nov. 18, 1883; dau George W. and Mary Ann (Piper) Beauchamp. Carpenter; res., Long Beach, Cal. (1920.) No issue. [184-644] OWEN DAVID PETERS, b Jan. 10, 1879; s Seth Id. and Ida A. (Boyer) Peters [184- 289.7]; m Nov. 3, 1900, NINA MAUDE RIDENOUR, b Oct. 10, 1878; dau Henry J. and Flora (Reed) Ridenour. Printer; res., Huntington Beach, Cal. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Robert Mellinger, b Sept. 23, 1903. 2. Ida Boyer, b Jan. 31, 1905; d Mar. 12, 1905. 3. Owen David, b Mar. 10, 1911. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1403 [184-645] BERTHA ODESSA PETERS, b Aug. 26, 188*1; dau Seth H. and Ida A. (Boyer) Peters [184-289.7]; m Dec. 11, 1899, REV. WILLIAM VIMONT, b Nov. 14, 1867 ; s William Henry and Susan Anne (Nourse) Vimont. Methodist minister; res., Folsom, New Mexico. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Vera Marie, b Sept. 25, 1900. 2. William Harcourt, b Sept. 20, 1907. [184-646] FLOYD BOYER PETERS, b Nov. 29, 1883; s Seth H. and Ida A. (Boyer) Peters [184- 289.7]; m Apr. 25, 1906, L. GRACE ROBINSON, b May 16, 1886; dau William and Martha (Cox) Robinson. Machinist; res., Gardenia, Cal. (1920.) Children (8): 1. LaVerna Ethel, b Jan. 21, 1907. 2. Norma Grace, b Jan. 5, 1910. 3. Floyd Junior, b Jan. 2, 1918. [184-647] MARION ELLIS PETERS, b Mar. 19, 1893; s Seth H. and Ida A. (Boyer) Peters [184-289.7]; m June 18, 1916, NINA MARIE LARSON, b Oct., 1896; dau Henry B. and Gertrude (Selton) Larson. Machinist; res., Brea, Cal. (1920.) One child: Kenneth Irwin, b 1917. [184-648] LILLY GRACE SLY, b Apr. 29, 1880; d Feb. 16, 1919; dau Samuel G. and Mary M. (Boyer) Sly [184-289.9]; in July 22, 1898, THOMAS J. WILDER, b Nov. 26, 1877; s John and Sarah J. (DeForest) Wilder. Railroad section foreman; res., Crawford, Neb. (1920.) Children (8): [184-918] 1. Alice M., b May 17, 1899; m Joseph F. Thomas. [184-918.1] 2. Erva M., b Aug. 25, 1901; m Raymond W. Crile; Crawford, Neb. 3. Marvin E., b Aug. 2, 1903. 4. Iola G., b Oct. 24, 1905. 5. Rhoda B., b Nov. 29, 1908. 6. Arthur D., b Mar. 24, 1911. 7. Karl D., b Dec. 9, 1913. 8. Frances N., b Aug. 24, 1916. [184-649] RHODA HARRIET SLY, b Aug. 27, 1882; dau Samuel G. and Mary M. (Boyer) Sly [184-289.9]; m Jan. 1, 1902, GEORGE W. TURNER, b Nov. 26, 1866; s Charles W. and Ruth M. (Feathergille) Turner. Car inspector; res., Akron, Col. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Temple E., b Aug. 30, 1902; Andernach, Germany. 2. Avis I., b Oct. 12, 1904. 3. Ray B., b Aug. 17, 1907. 4. Walter G., b May 21, 1910; d Mar. 2, 1913. 5. Glen V., b Apr. 29, 1913. 6. Gertrude J., b Nov. 7, 1915. 7. Virginia M., b Apr. 29, 1918. [184-651] FANNIE BELLE SLY, b Apr. 2, 1896; dau Samuel G. and Mary M. (Boyer) Sly [184- 289.9]; m Feb. 15, 1916, WILLIAM A. TILLERY, b Oct. 13, 1893; s William O. and Eliza C. (Miller) Tillery. Boiler maker inspector; res., Junction City, Kansas. (1920.) Children {2): 1. Violet Marguerite, b Apr. 15, 1917. 2. Roland Dwight, b Dec. 10, 1919. [184-652] FRANCES ADELLE SLY, b July 17, 1898; dau Samuel G. and Mary M. (Boyer) Sly [184-289.9]; m Dec. 4, 1915, LEONARD B. RICH, b Jan. 11, 1880; dau Frank A. and Adalade H. (Delamartin) Rich. Farmer; res., Arapahoe, Col. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Beatrice Lucile, b Nov. 11, 1916. 2. Leonard Claud, b Mar. 7, 1919. 1404 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-653] FRANCES ADA MALTBY, b Mar. 19, 1882; dau Joseph and Bertha R. (Boyer) Maltby [184-289.10]; m WILLIS SAPP, b Oct. 8, 1842; d Jan. 30, 1917. Res., Los Angeles, Cal. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Paul M., b July 27, 1906. 2. Joseph F., b Mar. 11, 1908. [184-654] HERMAN RAY MALTBY, b Aug. 15, 1883; s Joseph and Bertha R. (Boyer) Maltby [184-289.10]; m ADA B. STILL; dau Joseph and Annabella (Rainthorp) Still. Banker; res., Long Beach, Cal. No issue. (1920.) [184-655] ESTES DAVID MALTBY, b Jan. 10, 1888; s Joseph and Bertha R. (Boyer) Maltby [184-289.10]; m FLORA V. CRANE, b Feb. 8. 1892; dau Joseph Halsted and Effie E. Crane. Res.. Long Beach, Cal. (1920.) One child: Donald David, b July 23, 1909. [184-656] NELLIE GLADYS MALTBY, b Jan. 15, 1890; daw Joseph and Bertha R. (Boyer) Maltby [184-289.10]; m WALTER J. MALCOM, b July 3, 1887 ; s John and Mary (Robison) Malcom. Res., Long Beach, Cal. (1920.) One child: Maltby, b July 10, 1913. [184-657] FLOSSIE ADALINE MALTBY, b Sept. 19, 1892; dau Joseph and Bertha R. (Boyer) Maltby [184-289.10]; m Apr. 6, 1912, WILSON THOMAS GARRETT, b June 9, 1890; s Thomas and Florence (Wilson) Garrett. Bank examiner; res., 209 Paloma Ave., Long Beach, Cal. (1920.) Children (2) : 1. Grace Gertrude, b Jan. 19, 1913. 2. Mary Margaret, b Sept. 2, 1915. [184-658] RAY HERMAN BOYER, b Oct. 5, 1887; s Ernest and Hannah (Maltby) Boyer [184- 290]; m Aug. 31, 1908, ELMA NICHOLAS, b May 24, 1885; daw William and Sarah (Darby) Nicholas. Farmer and stock raiser; res., Burlington Junction, Mo. (1920.) Children (5): 1. Ralph Nicholas, b Nov. 27, 1908. 2. Ernest Ray, b Nov. 25, 1910. 3. Donald Leroy, b Feb. 21, 1913. 4. Gilbert Francis, b Jan. 1, 1915. 5. Robert Dales, b Jan. 1, 1917. [184 659] BERTHA CATHARINE BOYER, b Alar. 12, 1890; dau Ernest and Hannah (Maltby) Boyer [184 290]; m. Aug. 1, 1916, C. A. WILLIAMS, b July 6, 1888; ,s James and Winifred (Friend) Williams. Barber; res., Burlington Junction, Mo. (1920.) No issue. [184 660] RUTH ELIZABETH BOYER, b Sept. 15, 1895; daw Ernest and Hannah (Alaltby) Boyer [184-290]; m Dec. 20, 1913, E. W. JOHNSON, b June 13, 1893; s Edgar C. and Lenora (Ware) Johnson. Farmer; res., Quitman, Mo. (1920.) One child: Harry Joseph, b Oct. 31, 1914. [184-661] ERNEST DEWEY BOYER, b July 9, 1898; s Ernest and Hannah (Maltby) Boyer [184- 290]; m Feb. 24, 1920, ZELMA MILLER, b June 19, 1897; dau A. C. and Harriet (Alexander) Miller. Farmer; res., Burlington Junction, Mo. (1920.) [184-062] ROSANNA HARRIET JOHNSTON, b July 22, 1887; daw Zachariah and Edith (Boyer) Johnston [184-291]; m SAMUEL BAYS, b Mar. 6, 1886 ;s William and Priscilla (Burch) Bays. Farmer; res., Hopkins, Mo. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Glen, b Mar. 15, 1910. 2. Howard, b Apr. 1, 1912. 3. Ralph J., b May 21, 1914. 4. Helen Marjorie, b May 3, 1918. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1405 [184-665] LENORE B. JOHNSTON, b Mar. 3, 1893; dau Zachariah and Edith (Boyer) Johnston [184-291]; m Sept. 1, 1912, GEORGE R. BAIN, b Jan. 25, 1879; dau Rank and Mary (Brooks) Bain. Restaurateur; res., Northboro, Iowa. (1920.) One child: Lois Mae, b Jan. 27, 1914. [184-667] JOHN MILLER, b Feb. 26, 1893; s Wesley and Adeline E. (Boyer) Miller [184-293]; m Feb. 24, 1915, GERTRLTDE NICHOLAS, b Feb. 15, 1893; dau W. H. and Sarah (Darbey) Nicholas. Farmer; res., Burlington Junction, Mo. (1920.) One child: Maxine, b Nov. 6, 1915. [184-669] IRIS GENOA BOYER, b Jan. 23, 1897; dau Silas D. and Genoa (McCormick) Boyer [184-294]; m June 8, 1915, DR. J. M. NIXON, b Nov. 5, 1887; s D. L. and Molly (Hawkins) Nixon. Physician; res., Bay Harbor, Fla. (1920.) One child: Ray, b Aug. 15, 1916. [184-670] ANNA MYRTIE BOYER, b June 6, 1898; dau Silas D. and Genoa (McCormick) Boyer [184-294]; m Apr. 29, 1920, J. H. JELLISON, b June 13, 1881 ; s James C. and Melinda (Molton) Jelli- son. Foreman of construction work; res., 343 N Street, Danville, Virginia. (1920.) [184-671] MAY DUNKLE, b Oct. 12, 1898; dau George and Lesta (Boyer) Dunkle [184-297]; m Feb. 21, 1917, C. STANFORD ROWE, b Sept. 10, 1894; s R. Franklin and Susan (Stanford) Rowe. Farmer; res., Arcadia, Neb. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. George Franklin, b Jan. 26, 1918. . 2. Marvin Edwin, b Aug. 2, 1919. [184-672] ELIZABETH G. BOYER, b Feb. 23, 1901; daw Albert T. and Maude (Barkdoll) Boyer [184-310] ; m Oct. 24, 1919, LESTER T. CALDWELL, b June 13, 1898; s Thomas and Mayme (Janda) Caldwell. Stereotyper; res., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (1920.) [184-673] GERTRUDE MAY CRAMER, b Nov. 27, 1887; dau Charles B. and Florrie M. (Thurs¬ ton) Cramer [184-319]; m Apr. 19, 1908, CHARLES BERNATH, b Apr. 7, 1879; s Jacob and Fannie (Lauber) Bernath. Farmer; res., Stryker, Ohio. (1920.) Children (8): 1. Ruth Elizabeth, b Mar. 24, 1911. 2. Robert Cramer, b July 22, 1914. 3. Mary Jane, b Mar. 20, 1916. [184-674] WILLIAM B. LIGHTNER, b Dec. 23, 1878; s William E. and Sara N. (Boyer) Lightner [184-326]; in June 22, 1906, KATHARINE WALT, b Feb. 9, 1885; dau Peter E. and Sarah C. (Potter) Walt. P. R. R. engineman; res., Wormleysburg, Cumberland Co., Pa. No issue. (1920.) [184-675] J. FRED LIGHTNER, b Aug. 13, 1893; s William E. and Sara N. (Boyer) Lightner [184- 326]; m Feb. 1, 1912, OLIVE MORELAND, b Dec. 22, 1889; dau Homer and Elizabeth (Gardener) Moreland. Machinist; res., 1112 Railroad St., Duquesne, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [184-677] BLANCH LIGHTNER, b June 12, 1890; dau William E. and Sara N. (Boyer) Lightner [184-326]; m Aug. 28, 1916, LESTER WILKINSON, b May 18, 1890; s Joseph and Hattie (Rawlings) Wilkinson. Grocer; res., 12 Shriver Ave., Cumberland, Md. (1920.) One child: Nellie Kittene, b Oct. 10, 1905. [184-679] CLAIR B. BOYER, b Jan. 18, 1890; s Harry C. and Annie M. (Brumbaugh) Boyer [184- 328]; m Jan. 26, 1911, ADA FOUSE, 6 Nov. 2, 1891; dau Benjamin and Annie (Schell) Fouse. Repre¬ sentative of New York Life Insurance Co.; res., James Creek, Pa. (1920.) One child: Homer Clair, b Jan. 13, 1918. 1406 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-680] GRACE BOYER, b Apr. 13, 1892; dau Harry C. and Annie M. (Brumbaugh) Boyer [184- 328]; m, Dec. 15, 1910, D. H. GROVE, b Mar. 4, 1888; s Martin L. and Sarah (Myers) Grove. Farmer; res., R. F. D., Grafton, Pa. (1920.) One child: Ethel Grace, b Aug. 22, 1916. [184-682] DR. CLOY GARVER BRUMBAUGH, b Feb. 4, 1884; s Otis M. and Flora S. (Garver) Brumbaugh [184-340]; m May 25, 1912, MABEL BEAVER, b Sept. 15, 1882; dau John G. and Ada (Reiter) Beaver. Physician; res., Huntingdon, Pa. (1920.) One child: Helen Beaver, b Jan. 4, 1916. [184-685] BRUCE BRUMBAUGH MYERS, b May 11, 1875; .s Michael H. and Annie Grove (Brumbaugh) Myers [184-347]; m DELLA E. McCALL. [B.F., p 60S.] Children (4): 1. A. Blanche, b Sept. 16, 1893. 2. Michael Lester, b Apr. 3, 1896. 3. John Irvin, b Feb. 12, 1899. 4. Glayds Evelin, b Aug. 21, 1906. [184-686] JOHN SIMPSON BRUMBAUGH, b May 28, 1879; s Milton G. and Sarah C. (Simpson) Brumbaugh [184-348]; raNov. 29, 1909, MYRA ELIZABETH LIDDICK, b Jan. 16, 1886; dau Calvin N. and Margaret S. (Garuet) Liddick. Industrial engineer; res., 554 Poplar Ave., Chambersburg, Pa. (1920.) One child: John Howard, b Aug. 25, 1911; d Dec. 25, 1913. [184-687] ANNA MARY BRUMBAUGH, b Oct. 29, 1883 ; d Dec. 15, 1918 ; dau Milton G. and Sarah C. (Simpson) Brumbaugh [184-348]; m Feb. 11, 1908, BLAINE S. LEHMAN, b July 22, 1884; s John E. and Emma C. (Huber) Lehman. Farmer; res., Chambersburg, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [184-688] JAMES BRUCE BRUMBAUGH, b May 4, 1888; s Milton G. and Sarah C. (Simpson) Brumbaugh [184-348]; m Oct. 28, 1911, SADIE A. STUMBAUGH, b Mar. 22, 1887; dau Samuel and Selinda C. (Killinger) Stumbaugh. Farmer; res., Chambersburg, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-690] GEORGE EDWIN BRUMBAUGH, b Aug. 27, 1890; s Hon. Martin G. and Anna (Ko- nigmacher) Brumbaugh [184-349a] ; m Feb. 11, 1914, FRANCES H. ANDERSON, b Apr. 18, 1889; dau John L. and Frances (Hover) Anderson. Architect; res., Gwynedd, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-691] CARRIE MARTHA BRUMBAUGH, b Oct. 28, 1886; dau Frank G. and Effie (Glasgow) Brumbaugh [184-350]; m Oct. 18, 1916, JACOB M. HOFFMAN, b May 18, 1886; s Noah J. and Eliza¬ beth (Holsopple) Hoffman. Coal operator; former member of State Forestry Reservation Commission; res., 556 Grove Ave., Johnstown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-692] RAYMOND SHOWALTER BRUMBAUGH, b Oct. 18, 1895; s Mahlon F. and Priscilla (Showalter) Brumbaugh [184-354a]; m FLORENCE NETZLEY, b Nov. 8, 1893; dau Ira B. and Anna (Barkdoll) Netzley. Rancher; res., Chino, Cal. No issue. (1920.) Raymond S. Brumbaugh served with the A. E. F. in France from December 13, 1917, to June 23, 1919, going across with the 41st Division, 162nd Infantry. [184-693] DOROTHY CATHARINE ROGERS, b Feb. 15, 1895; dau Jacob B. and Fannie W. (Kennedy) Rogers [184-358]; m June 18, 1918, DUANE FRED HERR, b Apr. 1, 1892; s Christian S. and Annetta B. (Peck) Herr. Credit manager of Penn Traffic Co., Johnstown, Pa. ; res., Johnstown, Pa. A ro issue. (1919.) [184-694] AGNES HENRIETTA ROGERS, b Nov. 7, 1899; dau Lorenzo B. and Fannie M. (Morrison) Rogers [184-361]; m Jan. 23, 1919, WALLACE H. STINE, b Jan. 12, 1898; s F. A. and Johanna (McCormick) Stine. Cabinet maker; res., 11 Will St., Pittsburgh, Pa. (1920.) One child: Betty Ruth, b Mar. 5, 1920. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1407 [184-695] WILLIAM CUSTER, b June 17, 1870; d June 6, 1893; s Hannan and Mary E. (Shaffer) Custer [184-368]; m REBECCA KEELY. One child: William. William Custer was a brakeman on the Chester Valley R. R., and was killed by being struck by a bridge while on duty. [Biog. Annals of Montg. Co ., Vol. II, p 371.] [184-704] AMANDA B. KRATZ, b Apr. 24, 1854; d Aug. 10, 1886; dau Daniel and Hannah B. (Boorse) Kratz [184 377]; m Mar. 2, 1876, JOHN B. WISMER, b Feb. 1, 1849; s John and Mary G. (Bean) Wismer. Res., Akron, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [184-919] 1. Irwin K., b Oct. 19, 1877; rn Nellie Man*. [184-920] 2. Warren K., b June 12, 1879; m Minnie Berry. [184-921] 3. Hannah K., b Jan. 6, 1882; m Alvin F. Devert. [184-706] HANNAH B. KRATZ, b July 22, 1857 ; dau Daniel and Hannah B. (Boorse) Kratz [184- 377]; m Jan. 1, 1881, NATHANIEL C. HIESTAND, b Dec. 9, 1857; s David and Catherine (Clemmer) Hiestand. Farmer; res., Chapel, Pa. (1919.) Children (7): 1. Hannah, b Nov. 26, 1883; d June 23, 1892. 2. Horace, b May 1, 1885; Chapel, Pa. 3. Katie, b May 25, 1887; d Sept. 12, 1888. [184-922] 4. Sallie, b Jan. 25, 1889; m William D. Moyer. 5. Lizzie, b July 1, 1891; Chapel, Pa. 6. Geneva ) ( ■ b g t g 1893; j 3634 N Broad St,, Phil*., Pa. 7. Jennie ] u , [ d Oct. 16, 1918. [184-707] FRANKLIN B. KRATZ, b Sept. 8, 1860; d Jan. 22, 1901; s Daniel and Hannah B. (Boorse) Kratz [184-377]; m Sept. 23, 1882, MAGGIE H. HEIMER, b July 22, 1860; dau John K. and Eliza B. (Hunsberger) Heimer. Farmer; res., Hendricks, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): 1. Son, stillborn, July 1, 1883. 2. Warren H., b Sept. 30, 1884; d Jan. 27, 1892. 3. Lizzie H., b Aug. 12, 1886; d Feb. 2, 1892. [184-923] 4. Hannah H., b Jan. 10. 1888; m Isaac T. Landes. [184-924] 5. Sallie H., b Jan. 29, 1890; m Elmer M. Mack. [184-925] 6. Ellen H., b Jan. 21, 1892; m Aldus K. Hertzler. Maggie Heimer Kratz married 2nd time, William Cassel, Collegeville, Pa. [184-708] HORACE B. KRATZ, b Oct, 19, 1866; s Daniel and Hannah B. (Boorse) Kratz [184- 377]; m July 27, 1889, SALLIE B. LONGAKER, b Sept. 28, 1868; dau Samuel H. and Elizabeth H. (Bardman) Longaker. Miller; res., Schwenksville, Pa. (1919.) Children (5): 1. Lizzie May, b Apr. 28, 1892; d July 10, 1892. 2. Samuel Longaker, b May 25, 1896; d May 6, 1899. 3. Leroy, b July 14, 1899; d Aug. 19, 1900. 4. Clarence Russel, b Sept. 7, 1905. 5. Claude Henry, b Mar. 31, 1912. [184-709] JACOB B. KRATZ, b Jan. 27, 1878; s Daniel and Hannah B. (Boorse) Kratz [184-377]; m May 16, 1901, IRENE SASSAMAN, b May 11, 1880; dau Orlando and Camilla (Kulp) Sassaman. Clerk: res., 802 Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa, (1919.) One child: J. Lloyd, b July 13, 1902. [184-710] JACOB B. KRATZ, b July 12, 1873; s Abraham F. and Catharine B. (Boorse) Kratz [184-378]; m Oct. 27, 1894, MINERVA B. CRESSMAN, b Jan. 3, 1872; dau Samuel H. and Amanda (Bruch) Chessman. Meat and grocery store proprietor; res., Telford, Pa. (1921.) 1408 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 3 ): 1. Arthur C., b Apr. 3, 1897; d May 28, 1897. 2. Grace C., b Mar. 16, 1899. 3. Ada C., b May 10, 1900. [184-711 ] EVELYN B. KRATZ, b Feb. 14, 1875; dau Abraham F. and Catharine B. (Boorse) Kratz [184-378] ; m Mar. 18, 1899, IRVIN F. SCHUECIv, b Dec. 25, 1877; s Henry Y. and Sarah II. (Freder¬ ick) Schueck. Farmer; res., Harleysville, Pa. (1921.) Children (4).' 1. James Lloyd, b Jan. 17, 1900. 2. Henry K., b Feb. 19, 1903; d Feb. 16, 1904. 3. Sarah Alice K., b Mar. 13, 1905. 4. Earl K., b Aug. 25, 1907. [184-712] CLARA BEAN, b Nov. 2, 1874; dau Augustus and Lovina (Koch) Bean [184-382]; m Feb. 28, 1912, STRICKLEN W. GERDEMANN, b Feb. 3, 1877; s John W. and Anna M. (Wittich) Gerdemann. Postman; res., 1525 Blavis St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1918.) [184-714] WORTHINGTON R. BEAN, b Oct. 8, 1872; s Joseph V. and Emma L. (Rittenhouse) Bean [184-383]; m Sept. 27, 1898, MARY A. PUGH, b Dec. 28, 1873; dau Charles E. and Mary A. (Carey) Pugh. Steam and electrical engineer; res., 200 Fourth St., S. E., Washington, D. C. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Mary J., b Apr. 14, 1899. 2. Carey Worthington, b July 17, 1901 ; d Nov. 30, 1901. [184-717] AMBROSE B. NICOM, b July 27, 1867; s Alphonso and Emma (Bean) Nicom [184- 388]; m Nov. 18, 1889, KATE SWEDE, b July 29, 1870; dau Leonard and Elizabeth (Smith) Swede. Railroad conductor; res., 559 Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (6): [184-926] 1. Blanche E., b Aug. 30, 1890; m John Merrill Williams. 2. Leon A., b May 8, 1897 ; d Jan. 1, 1914. 3. Paul S., b Feb. 13, 1900; with the A. E. F., 28th Div. (1919.) 4. Helen S., b Mar. 16, 1906. 5. Grace S., b Mar. 27, 1909. 6. M. Charles, b June 13, 1910. [184-718] MARY E. NICOM, b Mar. 15, 1873; dau Alphonso and Emma B. (Bean) Nicom [184- 388]; m Nov. 13, 1890, BENJAMIN A. SCHOLL, b Apr. 7, 1867; s Seth L. and Ann C. (Ambler) Scholl. Brick manufacturer; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [184-927] 1. L. Morell, b Feb. 2, 1892; m Mary Santman. [184-928] 2. Nelson, b Feb. 15, 1894; d Oct. 16, 1918; m Edith Hedrick. [19-155] 3. Mabel V., b Jan. 28, 1896; m Harrison B. Kriebel. [184-719] LAURA V. NICOM, b July 4, 1877; dau Alphonso and Emma B. (Bean) Nicom [ 1 84— 388] ; m Dec. 12, 1894, THOMAS L. CASH, b Nov. 23, 1876; s Edgar L. and Josephine (Zane) Cash. Plumber; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): [184-929] 1. Clarence E., b May 4, 1896; m Edith Garr. 2. Marion E., b Apr. 19, 1897. 3. Floyd T., b Dec. 29, 1904. [184-720] SAMUEL B. BOORSE, b July 6, 1871; s William O. and Elmira (Bean) Boorse [184- 389] ; m Nov. 28, 1895, F. STELLA DETWILER, b Oct. 24, 1876; dau Joseph W. and Louise (Steltz) Detwiler. Foreman bricklayer; res., 2930 North 12th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfeldek Families 1409 Children (3): 1. Beatrice P., h Nov. 10, 1896. 2. Mildred E., b Dec. 17, 1898. 3. S. Sherwood, b May 27, 1902. [184-721] DANIEL B. BOORSE, b June 21, 1873; s William 0. and Elmira (Bean) Boorse [184- 389] ; m Jan. 29, 1896, MARY ELLA BRADY, b Oct. 1, 1871 ; dau James and Amanda (Redcay) Brady. Bricklayer supt. ; res., 2324 North 17th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (3): [184-930] 1. William J., b Jan. 8, 1897; m Margaret Amelia Mooney. [184-931] 2. L. Mae, b Aug. 24, 1898; m Thomas J. Clements. [184-722] SYLVANIA B. BOORSE, b Oct. 27, 1875; dau William 0. and Elmira (Bean) Boorse [184-389]; m Apr. 10, 1915, CHARLES B. HEIM, b Apr. 7, 1870; s John and Jane (Wilson) Bowie; [“Heim” by adoption]. Painter; res., 302 Meridian Ave., Scranton, Pa. No issue. (1921.) [184-723] GEORGE B. BOORSE, b Apr. 29, 1878; s William O. and Elmira (Bean) Boorse [184- 389]; m Apr. 4, 1907, MARGARET LOHMAN, b Sept. 21, 1885; dau Frederick and Elizabeth (Bar- wick) Lohman. Bricklayer; res., 2419 Gratz St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (5): 1. George William, b Dec. 29, 1908; d May 17, 1909. 2. Elwood, b May 15, 1910; d Apr. 14, 1911. 3. Margaret Elmira, b May 15, 1913. 4. Edith May, b Mar. 8, 1917. 5. Ruth Irene, b Oct. 9, 1918. [184-724] EDYTHE B. BOORSE, b Mar. 4, 1880; dau William O. and Elmira (Bean) Boorse [184-389]; m Dec. 21, 1910, JOHN C. HALDEMAN, b Nov. 21, 1887; s Harvey R. and Sally (Cope) Haldeman. Seedsman; res., 2155 Camac St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children {2): 1. Sylvania E., b Sept. 5, 1911. 2. Beatrice I., b Mar. 19, 1915. [184-725] NELSON A. BEAN, b Apr. 13, 1875; s Sylvester and Jennie (Jones) Bean [184-390]; m June 28, 1899, MARY L. CASH, b Apr. 20, 1874; dau Edgar L. and Josephine (Zane) Cash. Painter; res., 23 East 6th St., Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) Children (2): 1. Josephine Marie, b Aug. 14, 1902. 2. Paul, b Oct. 16, 1908; d Oct, 23, 1908. [184-726] EFFIE BEAN, b Mar. 4, 1877 ; dau Sylvester and Jennie (Jones) Bean [184-390] ; m Feb., 1895, HARRY SHADLE, b June 7, 1873; s Jermia and Kate (Winters) Shadle. Painter; res., 1910 Brunner St., Philadelphia, Pa. (1921.) Children (6): 1. Wallace L., b Aug. 2, 1896; d June 23, 1901. 2. Norman R., b Nov. 24, 1898. 3. Harry H., 6 June 13, 1902. 4. Effie May, b Feb. 27, 1906. 5. Howard E., b Apr. 11, 1908; d Jan. 31, 1911. 6. Dorothy G., b Dec. 17, 1913. [184-727] ZOE FLORENCE FRANTZ, b Sept. 13, 1877; dau Jeremiah and Henrietta (Bean) Frantz [184-391 ] ; m Aug. 30, 1911, EDGAR HARTLEY HOLZER, b Nov. 27, 1872 ; s Jules and Mary (Hartley) Holzer. Paper hanger; res., 2146 North 21st St., Phila., Pa, (1921.) Children (3): 1. Mildred Adele, b July 17, 1912. 2. Blanche Caroline, b Mar. 26, 1914. 3. Edgar H., Jr., b Dec. 8, 1916. 1410 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184 730] MARTHA JANE (SCHEFFEY) DETWILER, b July 29, 1860; dau Reuben B. and Catharine (Beyer) Scheffey [184-393], and widow of Jacob Detwiler [184-406] ; m Sept. 10, 1913, JOHN H. ARGALL, b Apr. 18, 1870; s Philip and Mary Ann Argali. Painter; res., R. D. 2, Lansdale, Pa. - (1917.) [184-731a] EMMA CLARA SCHEFFEY, b Aug. 31, 1872; dau Reuben B. and Catharine (Beyer) Scheffey [184-393]; m Apr. 25, 1895, CHARLES SECKEL, b 1860; d Dec, 3, 1907. Farmer. One child: R. Russell, b Oct. 16, 1900. [184-731b] EMMA CLARA (SCHEFFEY) SECKEL, same as above, m 2nd time, Mar. 24, 1915, JOSEPH T. RUTH, b Feb. 25, 1865; s Aaron and Catharine Ruth. Engineer; res., Conshohocken, Pa., R. D. 2. (1917.) [184-732] MARY FLORENCE BEYER, b Mar. 15, 1888; dau Reuben C. and Anna C. (Yost) Beyer [184-396];??? Oct. 21, 1914, HARVEY DANEHOWER JONES, Res., 528 Butler Ave., Ambler, Pa, (1919.) Children (2): 1. Harvey Leroy, b Oct. 3, 1915. 2. Irwin Gilbert, b Feb. 7, 1917. [184-732.1] IDA FLORENCE GOUGLER, b Aug. 12, 1880; d Oct. 8, 1918; dau Benjamin F. and Eugenia E. (Beyer) Gougler [184-399]; m June 15, 1910, HARVEY MURPHY, b Jan. 13, 1886; s B. F. and Julia F. (Hoffman) Murphy. Farmer; res., R. D. 5, Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Harold Stuart, b Apr. 9, 1911. 2. Ethel Florence, b Mar. 8, 1914. [184-733] SARAH MAY DETWILER, b May 11, 1862; dau Andrew B. and Martha A. (Kendig) Detwiler [184-400]; m Sept. 19, 1900, HENRY DONNELL, s Henry and Catharine Donnell. Carriage painter; res., Providence Square, Pa. (1919.) One child: Martha Agnes, b Feb. 1, 1902. [184-734a] AGNES DETWILER, dau Daniel B. and Mary A. (Reiff) Detwiler [184-401]; m CHARLES G. MURPHY, b - ; d Nov. 5, 1909. One child: Howard. [184-734b] AGNES (DETWILER) MURPHY, same as above, m 2nd time, JOHN McCALLAN. Res., 1708 Dauphin St., Philadelphia, Pa. One child: Clara Adelia, b Oct. 13, 1913. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify .] [184-735] WILLIAM M. DETWILER, b Nov. 13, 1872; s Joseph B. and Isabella (Hoffner) Det¬ wiler [184-402]; m HELEN M. MARENTETTE, b Aug. 8, 1882; dau Joseph L. and Anna Penn (Stokes) Marentette. Address, 304 Barclay Building, Denver, Col. (1920.) [184-736] FRANK B. BEYER, b July 31, 1877; d Oct, 10, 1915; s Oliver K. and Isabelle M. (Ry- nick) Beyer [184-410]; m Oct. 16, 1901, BLANCHE L. ORAM, b Mar. 12, 1882; dau Walter R. and Carolyn (Griffith) Oram. Salesman; res., 225 Apsley St,, Germantown, Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Carolyn, d aged 2 years. \ [184-737] HARRY J. BEYER, b June 27, 1880; s Oliver K. and Isabelle M. (Rynick) Beyer [ 1 84— 410]; m Aug., 1902, HELEN WHITTINGTON, b May 13, 1881 ; dau Louis A. and Charlotte (Peddle) Whittington. Electric welder; res., 3327 Harold St,, Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Herbert Primrose, b Oct. 26, 1904. 2. Harry J., b July 3, 1907. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1411 [184-738] MARY A. BEYER, b June 9, 1883; dau Oliver K. and Isabelle M. (Rynick) Beyer [ 184— 410]; m June 10, 1914, CHESTER DIEHL, b Mar. 15, 1881; s Zachary and Mary L. (Hoch) Diehl. Auditor; res., 3031 North 7th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) No issue. [184-739] CHARLES HERBERT BEYER, b Aug. 26, 1889; s Charles C. and Lydia (Hicks) Beyer [184-411]; m Sept. 27, 1911, CAROLINE SAMPLE, b May 8, 1890; dau Nathaniel W. Sample. Mer¬ chant; res., Merion, Pa. (1918.) Children {2): 1. Natalie Sample, b Feb. 20, 1913. 2. Carolyn Lydia, b Sept. 19, 1916. [184-740] HARVEY B. ROSENBERGER, b May 20, 1874; s John G. and Wilhelmina (Beyer) Rosenberger [184-415]; m Apr. 30, 1898, ANNA Y. BARINGER, b Mar. 18, 1872; dau William and Sarah (Yeakel) Baringer [38-169]. Confectioner; res., Perkasie, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Verna B., b Jan. 22, 1899. 2. Harold B j ^ b A 30 1907> 3. Howard B. ] [184-741] LAURA ROSENBERGER, b June 1, 1876; dau John G. and Wilhelmina (Beyer) Rosen¬ berger [184-415]; m Apr. 6, 1907, GEORGE BANGHART TULL, b Feb. 15, 1840; s Francis Daniel and Hester (Jones) Tull. Retired builder; res., Perkasie, Pa. (1919.) One child: John Francis, b Aug. 27, 1908. [184-742] WILLIAM B. ROSENBERGER, b Dec. 21, 1882; s John G. and Wilhelmina (Beyer) Rosenberger [184-415]; m Sept. 26, 1903, THERESA ROSE WENHOLD, b Aug. 10, 1882; dau John and Maria (Lewis) Wenhold. Printer; res., Perkasie, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Blanche, b Feb. 19, 1904. 2. Myrtle, b Sept. 13, 1906. 3. John, b Jan. 28, 1909; d Mar. 5, 1909. 4. Ernest, b Feb. 22, 1911; d Apr. 18, 1911. [184-743] FRANK GREGORY BEYER, b Feb. 17, 1880; s Justus S. and Mary A. (Gregory) Beyer [184-416] ; m May 12, 1903, GRACE CECELIA KECKLER, b Dec. 28, 1882; dau Millard F. Keckler. Machinist; res., 1417 7th St., Altoona, Pa. (1918.) Children (3): 1. Justus S. 2. Millard Fillmore 3. Frank Gerald, b June 21, 1912. twins , b Sept. 9, 1904. [184-744] ELIZABETH BEYER, b Mar. 28, 1885; dau Douglas S. and Jemima (George) Beyer [184-417]; m June 16, 1909, FRANK B. LIVERGOOD, b Sept. 5, 1880; s Charles and Clara (Skeen) Livergood. Chauffeur; res., 127 Franklin Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Gerald Douglas, b Aug. 30, 1910. [184-745] EMMA EUGENIA BEYER, b June 4, 1885; dau David M. and Susan H. (Pennypacker) Beyer [184-418]; m June 18, 1910, EDWIN F. GEHMAN, 6 Apr. 17, 1884; s William and Eliza (Freed) Geliman. Chauffeur; res., 114 South 6th St., Perkasie, Pa. (1918.) One child: Daughter, stillborn, Aug. 15, 1916. [184-746] CATHERINE VAN FOSSEN, b Feb. 8, 1888; dau Wilson D. and Sarah (Heckler) Van Fossen [184-420]; m Dec. 26, - , STEPHEN GILLIARD. Telegrapher; res., Wissahickon, Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: Stephen Bruce, b May 19, 1913. 1412 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-748] BERTHA J. VAN FOSSEN, b Dec. 25, 1889; dau Josiah G. and Louisa R. (Jones) Van Fossen [184-421]; m Dec. 25, 1912, GEORGE ROBERT QUINN, b May 25, 1882; s George W. and Margaretta (Bell) Quinn. Steel worker; res., 80 W. Basin St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Dorothy L., b Jan. 26, 1914. 2. George Robert, b Mar. 14, 1917. [184-749] ELMER E. JOHNSON, b July 24, 1877 ; s William B. and Amanda (Van Fossen) John¬ son [184-422]; m Nov. 12, 1897, MARGARET E. HOMER, b Mar. 11, 1884; dau Charles and Racheal (Emmons) Homer. Carpenter; res., Beverley, N. J. (1919.) Children ( 5 ): 1. E. Russell, b Aug. 21, 1898; North Wales, Pa. 2. W. Donald, b Jan. 20, 1900. 3. Roland M., b May 6, 1902; d Jan. 9, 1905. 4. Alma J., b Feb. 8, 1916. 5. Wilburt E., b Aug. 2, 1918. [184-750] HOWARD C. JOHNSON, b Sept. 25, 1881 ; s William B. and Amanda (Van Fossen) Johnson [184-422]; vn June 9, 1906, EVA MAY SHAW, b Jan. 10, 1884; dau Wilfred H. and Deborah E. (Worden) Shaw. Carpenter; res., 402 Shearer St., North Wales, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Helen E., b Apr. 30, 1907. 2. Wilfred H., b Dec. 25, 1916. [184-751] CLARENCE V. JOHNSON, b Nov. 25, 1883; s William B. and Amanda (Van Fossen) Johnson [184-422]; m Apr. 21, 1914, BESSIE NETTLE, b Sept. 8, 1886; dau Charles H. and Jane (Harry) Nettle. Carpenter; res., 1376 Church St., San Francisco, Cal. (1919.) No issue. [184-752] CHARLES LINFORD VAN FOSSEN, b Nov. 19, 1877; s Allen H. and Matilda M. (Boorse) Van Fossen [184-424]; m Oct. 29, 1907, RUIESS E. WELLS, b May 12, 1880; dau Joseph Wells. Manager, “Camden Daily Courier;” res., 223 North Center St., Merchantville, N. J. (1918.) Children (2): 1. Charles Allen, b Nov. 3, 1908. 2. Robert Wells, b Mar. 10, 1914. [184-754] ISAAC B. BEIDEMAN, b Mar. 25, 1863; s Henry M. and Hannah (Beyer) Beideman [184-425]; m Dec. 1, 1883, MARY S. SWARTZ, b Sept. 23, 1857; dau Abram F. and Catharine A. (Siegfried) Swartz. Res., Souderton, Pa. (1919.) Children (9): 1. Frank S., b Jan. 4, 1885; d Oct. 18, 1918; unm. 2. Estella S., b May 16, 1886; unm; Line Lexington, Pa. 3. Harry S., b Oct. 5, 1887; m Myrtle Amyor Fulmer. 4. Alice S., b July 24, 1890; m Allen Gehman. 5. Abraham Swartz, b Aug. 26, 1892; m Lillian Thelma Swartley. 6. Raymond S., b Jan. 16, 1894; m Della Moyer; Silverdale, Pa. 7. Edna S., b Mar. 30, 1896; m Irwin Bishop; Perkasie, R. D., Pa. 8. Bertha S., b May 8, 1898; unm; Souderton, Pa. 9. Harvey S., b June 17, 1901; d Aug. 30, 1901. [184-755] DANIEL B. BEIDEMAN, b May 29, 1864; s Henry M. and Hannah (Beyer) Beideman [184-425] ;m June 25, 1885, EMMA MATILDA HAGER, b Aug. 26, 1867. Janitor; res., 539 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (8): [184-936.1] 1. William Henry, b Aug. 26, 1886; m Sophie Geyser. [184-937] 2. Elizabeth Hager, b Oct. 21, 1888; m Ell wood Beaver Hart. [184-938] 3. Jacob Robert, b Feb. 9, 1891; m Ida Bowker. [184-932] [184-933] [184-934] [184-935] [184-936] 1413 C Genealogical Rkcord of the Schwenkfelder Families !!^39a] | 4 Daniel Linwoadj b Aug. 9, 1895; m ( L Mabel Katherine Johnston. [184— 939bJ j { 2. Agnes Pennock. [184-939.1] 5. Jonas Paul, b Sept. 22, 1897; m Bertha Cane. [184-939.2] 6. James Irvin, b July 18, 1901; m Eula Mae Mason. 7. Charles A., b Dec. 18, 1903; d Jan. 29, 1904. 8. Pearl Hager, b Sept. 18, 1910. [184-756] ELIZABETH G. BEYER, b Jan. 29, 1866; dau Isaac C. and Sarah E. (Gross) Beyer [184-426a]; m Jan. 1, 1886, JOHN F. FRICK, b 1866; d Mar. 15, 1907. Res. of widow, 635 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: [ 184 -940b] } N°ra Bertille’ h Feb‘ 26’ 1891 1 m | 1. Elmer Epright. [ 2. Francis Thomas Brodis. [184-757a] WILSON G. BEYER, b Feb. 7, 1868; s Isaac C. and Sarah E. (Gross) Beyer [184-426a]; m SUSANNA METZ HALTEMAN, b July 31, 1867;dMay24, 1902; dau Joseph F. and Mary H. (Metz) Halteman [21-39]. Children (3): [184-941] 1. Joseph, b Jan. 13, 1891; m Freda Louise Detwiler. 2. Walter H., b Mar. 15, 1893; U. S. A. forces in France. (1919.) 3. Mary E., b Sept. 30, 1894; Norristown, Pa., R. D. No. 2. [184-757b] WILSON G. BEYER, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 7, 1905, MARY HUNSBER- GER, dau Christian and - (Van Fossen) Hunsberger. No issue. Farmer; res., Collegeville, Pa. (1919.) [184-758] HOWARD S. BEYER, b Dec. 19, 1874; s Isaac C. and Sophia C. (Swartz) Beyer [184- 426b]; m Apr. 13, 1897, HETTIE H. BEAN, b June 11, 1877 ; dau Dillman and Anna Louisa (Hoffman) Bean. Motorman; res., Willow Grove, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-759] JACOB ABNER BEYER, b July 9, 1877; s Isaac C. and Sophia (Swartz) Beyer [184- 426b] ; m Mar. 26, 1904, ALICE SEASHOLTZ, b Feb. 12, 1882; dau Willoughby and — — - — — (Bergey) Seasholtz. Farmer; res., Norristown, R. D. 5, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Laurence, b Mar. 8, 1905. 2. Abner S., b June 27, 1914. [184-760] ISAAC WASHINGTON BEYER, b Feb. 22, 1886; s Isaac C. and Sophia C. (Swartz) Beyer [184-426b]; m Feb. 12, 1912, MARY EMMA GRATER, b Jan. 15, 1883; dau Abram L. and Han¬ nah P. (Spare) Grater. Res., Norristown, Pa., R. D. 2. (1919.) Children (3): 1. Harold Abram, b Mar. 2, 1913. 2. Robert Howard, b June 9, 1914. 3. Doris Sophia, b Mar. 29, 1917. [184-761] ELLEN K. BEYER, b Aug. 17, 1877 ; dau Levi R. and Mary L. (Kindig) Beyer [184-427]; m Apr. 6, 1920, LEONARD TAYLOR RAPP, b Nov. 11, 1874; s Peter S. and Kate B. (Taylor) Rapp. Farmer; res., Norristown, Pa., R. D. 2. (1920.) [184-762] ANDREW H. BEYER, b Nov. 8, 1889; s Amos and Sarah (Haas) Beyer [184-428]; m Apr. 18, 1917, EDNA S. MALONE, b July 15, 1892; dau Percy W. and Priscilla (Steelman) Malone. Truck driver; res., 318 James St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Andrew M., b Mar. 4, 1918. [184-764] LINWOOD B. BEYER, b Jan. 18, 1883; s William R. and Miriam (Bean) Beyer [184— 429]; m Sept. 5, 1905, LAURA J. SCHULTZ, b Feb. 13, 1882; dau Chester and Margaret (Grater) Schultz [149-100]. Res., 1023 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. No issue. (1918.) 1414 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-765] RAYMOND B. BEYER, b Feb. 6, 1885; s William R. and Miriam (Bean) Beyer [184— 429]; m Feb. 27, 1907, BERTHA I. HUNSICKER, b May 29, 1884; dau Joseph C. and Mary A. (Rhoads) Hunsicker. Farmer; res., Collegeville, Pa., R. D. 1. (1919.) No issue. [184-766] NORMAN B. BEYER, b Apr. 18, 1889; s William R. and Miriam (Bean) Beyer [184- 429]; m Mar. 4, 1911, CHARLOTTE M. LEWIS, b Feb. 19, 1886; dau Reese E. and Mary (Wilkey) Lewis. Clerk and stenographer; res., Norristown, Pa., R. D. 2. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Wayne L., b Sept. 9, 1911. 2. Wilkie L., b Jan. 17, 1914; d Aug. 1, 1919. [184-767] SARA R. BEYER, b Dec. 5, 1900; dau Samuel R. and Lizzie M. (Ruth) Beyer [184-430b] ; m Mar. 15, 1919, NORMAN L. CLEMMER, b Aug. 8, 1892; s Joseph R. and Hannah D. (Landis) Clemmer. Factory work; res., Hatlield, Pa. (1920.) [184-768] BLANCHE BEYER DETTRA, b Sept. 19, 1889; dau Winfield H. and Ida R. (Beyer) Dettra [184-432]; m Mar. 4, 1914, FREDERICK JOHN WEISS, b Feb. 4, 1891 ; s John Frederick and Carrie (Young) Weiss. Machinist; res., 2104 Daggett St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children ( 2 ): 1. William John, b Nov. 25, 1914. 2. Evelyn Blanche, b Sept. 22, 1919. [184-769] ELLEN BEYER DETTRA, b June 29, 1891 ; dau Winfield H. and Ida R. (Beyer) Dettra [184-432]; m Apr. 26, 1916, PERCY THOMAS NODEN, b May 26, 1888; s Albert and Alice (Cragg) Noden. Sheet iron worker; res., 2130 South 64th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Dorothy E., b Feb. 27, 1919. [184-770] HAROLD BEYER DETTRA, b Dec, 2, 1893; s Winfield H. and Ida R. (Beyer) Dettra [184-432]; m Sept. 6, 1916, ELIZABETH MARY TAYLOR, b July 25, 1893; dau Joseph and Annie (Cunningham) Taylor. Ship builder; res., 2216 S. Bonnaffon Terrace, West Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: John Wdnfield, b June 4, 1917. [184-771] CALVIN ELLWOOD PENNICK, b May 4, 1867; s George W. and Mary A. (Beyer) Pennick [184-439] ; m Jan. 26, 1892, NAOMI LAVER, b June 7, 1889; dau Erasmus and Amanda (Fell) Laver. Wire fence builder; res., Jeffersonville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Anna May, b Mar. 17, 1900. [184-772] IRVIN WALTER PENNICK, b Apr. 4, 1873; s George W. and Mary A. (Beyer) Pen¬ nick [184-439]; m Nov. 14, 1901, NINA MAY RITTER, b July 1, 1876; d May 22, 1902; dau David H. and Kate (Baker) Ritter. Farmer; res., Jeffersonville, Pa. No issiie. (1920.) [184-773] WILLIAM W. BEARD, b Mar. 20, 1868; d Apr. 8, 1910; s James and Martha J. (Beyer) Beard [184-440]; m July 31, 1887, LIZZIE L. McLAUGHLIN, b Apr. 5, 1869; dau William H. and Elizabeth (Lockard) McLaughlin. Res., 918 Jackson St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Bessie M., b Sept. 26, 1888; Norristown, Pa. [184-942] 2. Emma R., b Aug. 22, 1891 ; m Edward J. Welsh. 3. Ralph W., b Nov. 14, 1893; d June 27, 1895. [184-774] LILLIE S. BEARD, b Mar. 18, 1872; dau Janies and Martha J. (Beyer) Beard [184-440]; 77i Aug. 1, 1891, ISAAC N. YOCUM, b June 14, 1872. Bricklayer; res., 705 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [184-943] 1. Otto Clarence, b Feb. 28, 1892; m C. Eleanor Johnson; 705 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. 2. Newton R., b Jan. 1, 1902. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1415 [184-775] HANNAH BEARD, b Aug. 9, 1876; dau James and Martha J. (Beyer) Beard [184-440]; m June 1, 1905, CHARLES SLOUGH, b Sept. 20, 1868; s John S. and Mary E. (Hurst) Slough. Brick¬ layer and contractor; address, Box 137, R. F. D. 5, Johnstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Lillian Beard, b Apr. 14, 1910. [184-776] FRANKLIN BEARD, b July 1, 1874; d Oct. 28, 1903; s James and Martha J. (Beyer) Beard [184-440]; m Apr. 22, 1895, IDA M. HOFFMAN, b Jan. 4, 1875; d Aug. 22, 1913. One child: William Bryan, b Aug. 12, 1896; 918 Jackson St., Norristown, Pa. [184-777] SALLIE BEARD, b Dec. 13, 1879; d Feb. 13, 1906; dau James and Martha J. (Beyer) Beard [184-440]; m Oct. 2, 1902, LOUIS CULP. Grocer; res., Norristown, Pa. Children (2): 1. Lewis, b June 21, 1903. 2. Otto Clarence, b Jan. 17, 1905. [184-778] BELLA A. BEYER, b Feb. 11, 1879; dau Cyrus B. and Sue M. (Miller) Beyer [184-442]; m Nov. 29, 1918, EDWARD J. CLARKE, b Feb. 18, 1879; s Janies and Anna (Chestnut) Clarke. Park guard; res., Belmont, Fairmount Park, Phila., Pa. (1920.) No issue. [184-779] MAUD E. BEYER, b Feb. 23, 1883; daw Cyrus B. and Sue M. (Miller) Beyer [184-442]; m May 18, 1907, WILLIAM W. GOODWIN, b Feb. 9, 1883; s Edward and Mary (Christopher) Good¬ win. Rubber worker; res., 731 Nottingham Way, Trenton, N. J. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. William B., b Mar. 28, 1908; d Mar. 29, 1909. 2. Beyer William, b Feb. 28, 1909. 3. Anabell, b Aug. 1, 1916. [184-780] WILLIAM WILSON BEYER, b June 21, 1883; s William D. and Elizabeth C. (Wager) Beyer [184-449a]; m Jan. 16, 1907, ALMA HENRIETTA LUKRITZ, b Dec. 22, 1886; dau Frederick Lukritz. Mechanical-electrical engineer; res., 124 E. Airy St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. William Lukritz, b Dec. 5, 1908. 2. Francis Haeger, b Sept. 18, 1910. [184-781] LUCY J. BEYER, b Apr. 11, 1878; dau Jackson and Mary E. (Queal) Beyer [184-450]; m Sept. 8, 1898, ELLIS R. ENGELBECK, b Apr. 5, 1874; s George P. and Sarah E. (Cooper) Engel- beck. Lumberman; res., 1901 East Ninth St., Des Moines, Iowa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Elizabeth, b Oct. 3, 1899. 2. Ranald, b Aug. 6, 1904. [184-782] JOHN HEDDING BEYER, b Mar. 18, 1883 ; s Jackson and Mary E. (Queal) Beyer [184- 450]; m Dec. 24, 1906, LILA ELIZABETH BEARD, b Apr. 26, 1883; dau Joseph H. and Alma M. (Briar) Beard. Lumberman, with J. H. Queal & Co., res., Des Moines, Iowa. (1920.) Mr. Beyer is one of the contributors for the publication of this book. Children (2): 1. Jean, b Oct. 16, 1909. 2. Jack, b Sept. 8, 1912. [184-783] HIRAM WELDON BEYER, b Nov. 22, 1884; s Jefferson and Ida H. (Detwiler) Beyer [184-451]; m Dec. 26, 1905, ANNA HAAS. Grocer; Norristown, Pa. One child: Lester Haas, b Oct. 4, 1908. [184-784] CHARLES HOLSTEIN BEYER, b June 11, 1884; d Oct, 8, 1918; s Wesley B. and Addie Viola (Thomas) Beyer [184-452]; m Aug. 9, 1913, ELSIE IRENE GABLE, b May 1, 1888; daw Percival K. and Ella J. (Kulp) Gable. Res., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Kathryn Thomas, b June 3, 1915. 14 16 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-785] ETELKA BEYER, b Dec. 14, 1889; dau Wesley B. and Addie Viola (Thomas) Beyer [184-452]; m May 12, 1915, BENJAMIN G. EVANS, b Nov. 21, 1883; s W. N. and Elizabeth (Evans) Evans. Res., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Elizabeth Addie, b Aug. 2, 1917. [184-786] HARRIET NEWELL BEYER, b Mar. 28, 1886; dau Harry B. and Jennie E. (McElyea) Beyer [184-453]; m Oct. 20, 1909, DR. CHARLES H. STANGE, b May 21, 1880; s Claus and Sophie (Richmann) Stange. Prof, and Dean of the veterinary division of Iowa State College; res., Ames, Iowa. (1920.) One child: Elizabeth Jane, b Nov. 18, 1916. [184-787] WALTER H. METZ, b Sept. 24, 1884; s Lewis and Emma J. (Hallman) Metz [184-464]; m MARY McSORLEY. Conductor; res., 5822 Vine St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children (J): 1. Helen; 2. Marie; 3. Walter; 4. Margaret. [Data furnished by Mary Beyer.] [184-788] HELEN METZ, b Mar. 3, 1900; dau Lewis and Emma J. (Hallman) Metz [184-464]; m Mar. 24, 1920, RALPH W. ILLINGWORTH, b July 16, 1898; s Timothy and Bella (Quillman) Illing¬ worth. Manager of farm; res., 309 Walnut St., Lansdale, Pa. (1921.) [184-789] ORVAL M. RAHN, b Oct. 6, 1885; s George G. and Sarah V. (Metz) Rahn [184-466]; m Sept. 5, 1911, REAH B. PRESSMAR, b Feb. 4, 1888; dau Julius F. and Ida B. (Smith) Pressmar. Printer; res., 112 W. Gorgas Lane, Mt. Airy, Phila., Pa. (1919.) One child: Julius P., b July 26, 1913; d Sept. 25, 1913. [184-790] EMERSON M. RAHN, b Apr. 19, 1890; s George G. and Sarah V. (Metz) Rahn [184- 466]; rn Oct. 10, 1915, JENNIE RUTH, b Apr. 11, 1895; dau Edward M. and Mary E. (Marean) Ruth. Barber; res., 24 Fourth St., Stroudsburg, Pa. (1919.) One child: G. Edward, b May 25, 1919. [184-791] BEULAH VIOLET RAHN, b Mar. 21, 1896; dau George G. and Sarah V. (Metz) Rahn [184-466]; m Oct. 13, 1915, HARRY L. HOFFER, b Feb. 11, 1888; s Franklin and Alice (Miller) Hoffer. Moulder ; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) One child: Harry Franklin, b June 3, 1917. [184-792] MARY ELLEN HALTEMAN, b Mar. 9, 1879; dau Hiram M. and Elizabeth G. (Bean) Halteman [184-470] ; m June 27, 1900, GEORGE DANDO, b Sept. 16, 1868; s Joseph and Sarah (Walk¬ er) Dando. Clerk; res., 2246 North 12th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Children (J); 1. Wallace, b Aug. 9, 1901; d Jan. 9, 1902. 2. Malcolm, b Jan. 24, 1903; d Mar. 19, 1903. 3. Marion, b Dec. 7, 1908. 4. Bruce, b Aug. 11, 1911. [184-793] ELIZABETH HALTEMAN, b Feb. 19, 1881; dau Hiram M. and Elizabeth G. (Bean) Halteman [184-470]; m Apr. 29, 1903, BYRON KLEPPINGER, b Jan. 10, 1881; s Amandus S. and Sallie A. Kleppinger. Silk manufacturer; res., Macungie, Lehigh Co., Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Edward H., b Feb. 10, 1905. 2. Charles W., b May 15, 1908. [184-794] LAURA HALTEMAN, b Dec. 18, 1882; dau Hiram M. and Elizabeth G. (Bean) Halte¬ man [184-470]; m Sept. 21, 1904, ROBERT HARLACHER, b July 26, 1881; s William H. and Susan (Roeder) Harlacher. Bookkeeper; res., 3820 North 16th St., Phila., Pa. (1919.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1417 Children (4).' 1. Grace Adelaide, b Dec. 1, 1905. 2. Wayne Stanley, b Jan. 7, 1908. 3. Robert Spencer, b Dec. 17, 1909. 4. Laura Mae, b Jan. 6, 1912. [184-795] BERTHA HALTEMAN, b Jan. 13, 1893; dau Hiram M. and Elizabeth G. (Bean) Halte- man [184-470]; m Sept. 2, 1914, HARRY HARLEY READ, b Oct. 12, 1889; s Harry Harley and Sara J. (Flavell) Read. Salesman; res., 2029 East Chelten Ave., Gtn., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-796] WILBUR CLARENCE HALTEMAN, b Aug. 25, 1882; s Azariah M. and Emma J. (Miller) Halteman [184-471] ; m Oct. 10, 1917, ELIZABETH HILBORN OEHLERT, b Feb. 21, 1887 ; ' dau Robert and Harriet E. (Hilborn) Oehlert. Clerk in the P. R. R. General Office; res., 527 Hamilton St., Norristown, Pa. No issue. (1919.) [184-797] EDITH UNDERKUFFLER, b Dec. 9, 1895; dau Frank M. and Laura K. (Weigner) Underkuffler [184-473]; m Nov. 2, 1920, CLEMENS TITZCK, JR., b Mar. 22, 1896; s Clemens and Anna C. (Weidner) Titzck. Purchasing agent; res., Haddon Heights, New Jersey. (1922.) One son: Frank Clemens, b Oct. 23, 1921; d Dec. 29, 1921. [184-798] WALTER OLIVER UNDERKUFFLER, b Aug. 12, 1897; s Frank M. and Laura K. (Weigner) Underkuffler [184-473]; m Oct. 8, 1921, FRANCES COLLINS COOK, b Feb. 25, 1900; dau John Morgan and Ann S. (Clayton) Cook. Salesman; res., Haddon Heights, N. J. (1922.) Walter O. Underkuffler enlisted in the U. S. N. Aug. 30, 1918, in the Aviation Division. He was stationed at Gulf Port, Miss., until Jan. 13, 1919, when he was honorably discharged. One son: Frank Walter, b Aug. 15, 1922. [184-799] HENRY HARRISON BERGER, 6 Oct. 21, 1873; s Edward M. and Ann (Beyer) Berger [184-474]; m Nov. 8, 1897, LULA G. FEENEY, b May 15, 1868; dau Henry and Mary Ann (Berger) Feeney. Salesman; res., 2722 Spaulding St., Omaha, Neb. No issue. (1920.) [184-800] GEORGIANNA BERGER, b Aug. 1, 1876; dau Edward M. and Ann (Beyer) Berger [184-474]; m Dec. 26, 1896, HOWARD GRANT BRENTLINGER, b Sept. 6, 1874; s Thomas J. and Jane (Yount) Brentlinger. Carpenter; res., 4410 North 27th St., Omaha, Neb. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Dorothy L., b June 11, 1897. 2. E. Howard, b Aug. 30, 1898. 3. Harry J., b Sept. 13, 1900. 4. Ralph F., b Feb. 3, 1904. 5. Frances M., b Sept. 20, 1915. [184-801] IDA B. BEYER, b Oct. 26, 1871; dau Cornelius S. and Caroline (Keyser) Beyer [184- 475]; m Apr. 11, 1891, JAMES MATTHEW JOHNSON, b Mar. 25, 1870. Farmer; res., Rockham, South Dakota. (1920.) Children (7): [184-944] 1. Ada Pearl, b Jan. 29, 1892; m John Reinhardt. 2. Benjamin F., b Aug. 17, 1894. [184-945] 3. Florence Bell, b June 20, 1898; rn Albert Hardie. 4. Ralph Milton, b Sept. 11, 1900. 5. Cyrus William, b June 27, 1903. 6. Georgie Farron, b Jan. 11, 1910. 7. James Harold, b Aug. 5, 1917. [184-803] KATE BEYER, b Oct. 13, 1874; dau Cornelius S. and Caroline (Keyser) Beyer [184- 475]; m Oct. 11, 1891, GEORGE ROOT, b July 19, 1867; s Alonzo and Anna (Try) Root. Farmer; res., Hartwick, Iowa. (1920.) Children (7): [184-946] 1. Jennie, b Nov. 29, 1892; m Harold England. 2. Carl L., b Jan. 19, 1895; d Mar. 4, 1895. 1418 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. Sidney L., b Mar. 10, 1896. [*See below.) 4. Ida A., b Mar. 27, 1898. 5. Emma, b Sept. 23, 1902. 6. Jay, b Apr. 21, 1900. 7. Charles, b Nov. 11, 1906. Sidney L. Root was one of the World War Soldiers for eighteen months, of which he spent six months overseas and was at the firing line just as the war closed. He served as Machine Gunner of the 334th Battalion, Co. A, 87th Div. [184-804] HENRY K. BEYER, b Feb. 21, 1876; s Cornelius S. and Caroline (Keyser) Beyer [184- 475] ; m Sept. 3, 1898, JENNIE TWOGOOD, b Mar. 16, 1876; dau Sidney H. and Katheryn (Maccabee) Twogood. Farmer; res., Remsen, Plymouth Co., Iowa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Edna Mae, b May 30, 1899. 2. Gladys Elva, b Aug. 18, 1901. 3. Sylvia Lillian, b Apr. 11, 1903. 4. Lois Evelyn, b Oct. 8, 1914. [184-805] LELA A. BEYER, b Dec. 2, 1879; dau Cornelius S. and Caroline (Keyser) Beyer [184- 475]; m July 20, 1897, WESLEY RATHBUN, b Apr. 2, 1868; s Adolph and Icy (Everett) Rathbun. Farmer; res., Winner, South Dak. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Lloyd M., b Feb. 10, 1898; Ames, Iowa. 2. R. Emil, b Jan. 5, 1900; Ames, Iowa. 3. L. Fern, b May 16, 1903. 4. Goldie L., b Feb. 8, 1906. [184-807] JENNIE BEYER, b July 9, 1882; dau Cornelius S. and Caroline (Keyser) Beyer [184- 475] ; m July 22, 1903, OSCAR MYERS, b Oct. 25, 1881 ; s Peter and Helen (Mauller) Myers. Farmer; res., Belle Plain, Iowa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Opal Laora, b May 25, 1904. 2. Gladys Marie, b July 30, 1907. [184-808] GEORGE BEYER, b Mar. 17, 1888; s Cornelius S. and Caroline (Keyser) Beyer [184— 475] ; m Dec. 29, 1909, MIMA WILLIAMSON, b May 13, 1889; dau William F. and Mary (Spar- rowgrove) Williamson. Farmer; res., Hartwick, Iowa. (1920.) Children (2): , 1. Howard E., b Sept. 28, 1912. 2. Dale E., b Dec. 30, 1917. [184-810] LEWIS BECK, b Dec. 23, 1872; d Oct. 13, 1896; s John and Kate (Beyer) Beck [184- 476a]; m OLGA ROTHERMEL, b - ; d 1901. No issue. [184-811] ADDIE BECK, b Sept. 13, 1875; dau John and Kate (Beyer) Beck [184-476a]; m July 17, 1894, FRED C. KRAUSE, 6 Oct. 15, 1868; s Fred and Wilhelmina (Ludwig) Krause. Banker; res., Fullerton, Cal. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): [184-947] 1. Howard A., b July 9, 1895; rn Lila G. Foss. 2. Lucille G., b Dec. 24, 1899. [184-812] FRANKLIN BECK, b Apr. 1, 1878; s John and Kate (Beyer) Beck [184-476a]; m June 6, 1908, HULDA HERBIG; dau Carl and Kate (Koch) Herbig. Engineer; res., Boone, Iowa. No issue. (1920.) [184-813] LAURA SMITH, b May 29, 1888; dau Adam K.andKate(Beyer-Beck)Smith [184-476b]; m June 5, 1919, REV. H. C. HOESCH, b Nov. 21, 1887 ; s Karl and Katherine (Sehur) Hoesch. Minis- Genealogical Record of the Schvvenkfelder Families 1419 ter of Evangelical Association, and Pastor of Western Evangelical Church; res., Western, Salem Co. Neb. (1920.) No issue. [184-814] MARGARET E. SHEPPS, b Sept. 2, 1886; daw Frederick G. and Isabella (Beyer) Shepps [184-478]; m Oct. 16, 1907, RAYMOND L. TYSON, b May 23, 1885; s Abraham and Adeline (Kinck- inker) Tyson. Clerk for P. R. R., and also a musician; res., 321 Buttonwood St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Everett S., b Sept. 17, 1909. 2. William G, b Apr. 19, 1918. [184-815] CLARENCE FREDERICK SHEPPS, b Mar. 20, 1895; s Frederick G. and Isabella (Beyer) Shepps [184-478]; m Jan. 12, 1916, MARIAN FRANCIS HALLMAN, b Jan. 9, 1895; dau John H. and Mayme E. (Davis) Hallman. Crane operator; res., 536 Green St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. C. John, b Apr. 25, 1916. 2. Raymond L., b Jan. 19, 1918; d Jan. 19, 1918. [184-816] JULIANNA BEYER, b July 7, 1886; dau Josiah M. and Mary R, (Walter) Beyer [184- 479]; m July 30, 1913, ROBERT TEASE. Res., Pineville, Pa. (1919.) One child: Robert Wesley, b Mar. 22, 1915. [184-818] HANNAH MAY DAVIES, b May 16, 1890; dau Joseph and Mary E. (Beyer) Davies [184-481]; m June 18, 1910, CHARLES LEWIS BENNING, b Jan. 1, 1882; s Lewis and Elizabeth B. (Goodman) Benning. Weaver; res., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children {2): 1. Malcolm Charles, b July 15, 1911. 2. Naomi May, b June 26, 1917. [184-821] HARRY H. BEYER, b Feb. 15, 1897; s Elias Vernon and Mary M. (Halteman) Beyer [184-483]; m Sept. 22, 1920, IDA M. HANGSTORFER, b Nov. 14, 1893; dau William F. and Lutoria (Boorse) Hangstorfer. Mail clerk; res., Centre Square, Pa. (1921.) [184-821.1] CLAUDE H. BEYER, b Aug. 29, 1899; s Elias Vernon and Mary M. (Halteman) Beyer [184-483]; m Oct. 4, 1922, ADA B. LANDIS, b Nov. 9, 1901; dau Abram S. and Amanda (Bergey) Landis. Farmer; res., R. D. 2, Norristown, Pa. (1922.) [184-822] JOHN RAYMOND BAILEY, b Feb. 3, 1885; s James D. and Sarah M. (Beyer) Bailey [184-486]; m June 25, 1912, MARY STEINER, b Dec. 10, 1887; dau John and Meta (Harte) Steiner. Machinist; res., 107 Owens Lane, Wayne, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Roy Davis, b June 2, 1913. 2. Arthur Raymond, b Jan. 15, 1915. 3. Warren Franklin, b Apr. 21, 1919. [184-823] WILLIAM MELOY, b Aug. 21, 1877; s William H. and Ida M. (Emery) Meloy [184— 487]; m ELLA MAY McELWAIN, b Mar. 10, 1875; dau John S. and Rebecca (Webb) McElwain [184— 200]. Clerk in U. S. Civil Service; res., Fort Winfield Scott (near San Francisco), Cal. (1920.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Muriel Vivian, b Mar. 23, 1905. 2. William Earl, b Apr. 22, 1909. 3. Lawrence Abraham, b Mar. 15, 1913. [184-825] JOSEPHINE WHITE PENNEWILL, b June 27, 1896; dau John C. and Jane (White) Pen ne will [184—491]; m June 17, 1915, WILLIAM ROBERT ELLIS, b Dec. 26, 1892; s William Robert and Susan Ann (Rutherford) Ellis. Paymaster, Du Pont Company; res., 806 West St., Wilmington, Del. (1920.) One child: William Robert, Jr., b June 17, 1916. 1420 Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families [184-827] LENA LUCINDA DONAHUE, b Nov. 29, 1885; dau Philip F. and Mary J. (McElwaine) Donahue [184-493]; m Aug. 19, 1903, JAMES HARRISON ELLIS, b Sept. 14, 1880; s Matthew P. and Elizabeth (Resh) Ellis. Teamster in lumber yard ; res., 3108 3rd Ave., Council Bluffs, Iowa. (1920.) Children ( 8 ): 1. Edna Mary, b Apr. 29, 1904. 2- Si!,'!na ®izabeth 1 twins, b July 6, 1914. 3. Wilbur Wentz J [184-830] IDA MAY WALKER, b 1882 ; dau Charles and Eliza R. (McElwaine) Walker [184-494]; m June 28, 1905, AMBROSE HUGHES, b 1871 ; s George and Sarah (Trimbal) Hughes. Drayman; res., R, F. D. 5, Falls City, Neb. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Alma, b Mar. 28, 1907. 2. Boyd, b Feb. 20, 1908. 3. Irene, b Oct. 2, 1909. 4. Arthur, b Dec. 23, 1911. 5. Lenore, b Oct. 31, 1916. 6. Eleanor, b Apr. 20, 1918. [184-833] CATHARINE E. McELWAIN, b Jan. 9, 1869; dau James B. and Martha E. (Stauffer) McElwain [184-495]; m Feb. 10, 1887, B. F. DOWNARD, b Oct. 13, 1859; s Ephraim and Margaret (Payne) Downard. Res., Mount Zion, Iowa. (1920.) Children (J): [184-948] 1. Boyd Lee, b Sept. 8, 1888; m Dorcus Boren; Ottumwa, R. R. 3, la. [184-949] 2. Mildred' Gladys, b Dec. 18, 1892; m Boyd Lee Walker. 3. B. Ross, b Aug. 8, 1895; Ottumwa, Iowa. 4. Beulah M., b Oct. 21, 1897; Mount Zion, Iowa. [184-835] ANNIE E. McELWAIN, b Aug. 26, 1872; dau James B. and Martha E. (Stauffer) McElwain [184-495]; rn JERRY H. WALKER. Res., Hazlehurst, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): [184-950] 1. Myrtle E., b Jan. 5, 1892; m Joseph W. Hefferman. [184-951] 2. Leah M., b July 2, 1894; m Oliver P. Guthrie. [184-952] 3. Vernon B., b Sept. 25, 1897; m Mary E. Chesney. 4. Merle D., b July 13, 1899; U. S. Navy. [184-836] MABEL J. McELWAIN, b Jan. 4, 1878; dau James B. and Martha E. (Stauffer) Mc¬ Elwain [184-495]; m Sept., 1894, GEORGE PERSHALL. Res., Arnold, Neb. (1920.) Five children. [Further data unobtainable.] [184-837] HARRY G. McELWAIN, b Sept. 4, 1883; s James B. and Martha E. (Stauffer) McEl¬ wain [184-495]; m Oct. 25, 1906, CELESTE MAY STINGLEY, b Oct. 30, 1882; dau Lyman and Mary (Black) Stingley. Res., Mount Zion, Iowa. (1920.) Children (7): 1. Ruth, b June 11, 1907; d June 11, 1907. 2. Arthur Harold, b Mar. 4, 1910. 3. Neal Leonard, b Oct. 26, 1911. 4. Glenn Virgel, b Sept. 20, 1913; d Oct. 6, 1918. 5. Doris Alvera, b Aug. 8, 1915. 6. Hazel Elsie, b Apr. 15, 1918. 7. Jack Pershing, b Mar. 12, 1920; d Mar. 14, 1920. [184-838] CORA M. McELWAIN, b Apr. 4, 1892; dau James B. and Martha E. (Stauffer) McEl¬ wain [184-495]; m June 10, 1916, HARRY D. EDDY, b May 9, 1874; s George W. and Lillian (Bills) Eddy. Rancher; res., Derby, Col. (1920.) One child: George E., b Apr. 8, 1919. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1421 [184-839] WILLIAM A. INGRAM, b Sept. 26, 1875; s William J. and Martha A. (McElwain) Ingram [184-496]; m Mar. 28, 1905, JENNIE CLUGSTON BELL, b Nov. 18, 1881; dau Rev. John and Jane (Clugston) Bell. Farmer; res., R. F. D., Peach Bottom, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): 1. Mildred R., b Feb. 2, 1906. 2. William A., b Nov. 22, 1909. 3. Jane B., b Apr. 27, 1912. [184-840] MARY MYRTLE INGRAM, b July 24, 1877; dau William J. and Martha A. (McElwain) Ingram [184-496]; m Oct. 29, 1902, CLIFFORD C. AUMENT, b Mar. 5, 1876; s Elias and M. Mar¬ garet (Wentz) Aument. Merchant; res., Greene, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. W. Everett, b July 22, 1903. 2. Velma M., b Oct. 1, 1910. [184-842a] ILA L. INGRAM, b July 26, 1883; dau William J. and Martha A. (McElwain) Ingram [184-496]; m Nov. 18, 1905, JOSEPH C. COONEY, b Dec. 25, 1880; d Dec. 29, 1905; s John M. and Elizabeth B. (Shaub) Cooney. One child: M. Josephine, b Apr. 18, 1906. [184-842b] ILA L. (INGRAM) COONEY, same as above, m 2nd time, Feb. 11, 1920, ELMER Mc- SPARRAN, b Dec. 1, 1881 ; s S. Cheyney and Flora C. (Cain) McSparran. Lineman; res., Greene, Pa. (1920.) [184-843] L. ZAIDEE INGRAM, b Oct. 29, 1885; dau William J. and Martha A. (McElwain) Ingram [184-496]; m Mar. 4, 1914, ERNEST L. KIRK, b Mar. 23, 1893; s Willis L. and Hannah S. (Grubb) Kirk. Locomotive engineer for P. R. R.; res., 31 East 23rd St., Wilmington, Del. (1920.) One child: Martha Irene, b May 27, 1917 ; d May 27, 1917. [184-844] HATTIE M. INGRAM, b May 2, 1890; dau William J. and Martha A. (McElwain) Ingram [184-496]; m Nov. 19, 1913, WARREN REINHART, b Aug. 4, 1889; s Almon F. and Ada E. (Waidlich) Reinhart. Farmer; res., Quarryville, Pa. (1920.) Children (: 2): 1. Vance I., b June 28, 1915. 2. Almon F., b June 24, 1919. [184-845] J. ELMER INGRAM, b Nov. 4, 1893; s William J. and Martha A. (McElwain) Ingram [184-496]; m Dec. 15, 1915, ANNA STUBBS, b Dec. 12, 1894; dau Cecil C. and Annie E. (Townsend) Stubbs. Railroad clerk; res., Greene, Pa. (1920.) One child: Anna Miriam, b Aug. 30, 1917. [184-846] ROY ELLSWORTH McELWAIN, b Sept. 19, 1889; s John B. and Susan (McClure) McElwain [184-497]; mNov. 29, 1916, ANNA MAE ROSS, b Aug. 31, 1889; dau Thomas T. and Sarah E. (Fry) Ross. Res., Lancaster, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [184-847] MARY ISABELLA McELWAIN, b Mar. 24, 1896; dau John B. and Susan (McClure) McElwain [184-497]; m Dec. 24, 1918, CHARLES D. EVANS, b July 29, 1893; s George and Louisa (Clingan) Evans. Farmer; res., R. F. D., Cochranville, Pa. (1920.) One child: John Clarence, b June 26, 1920. [184-848] MADISON E. McELWAIN, b Feb. 13, 1892; s Josiah E. and Sallie T. (Cain) McElwain [184-499]; m Nov. 25, 1915, LEAH M. LANTZ, b Oct. 8, 1892; dau Harry and Annie (Warner) Lantz. Farmer; res., Christiana, Pa. (1920.) One child: William M., b Feb. 2, 1917. [184-849] CORA ELLA McELWAIN, b Nov. 17, 1883; dau John R. and Edith J. (Brooks) Mc¬ Elwain [184-500]; m Nov. 19, 1919, RALPH JENKINS, b Dec. 12, 1888; s Henry and Margaret (Mor¬ rison) Jenkins. Farmer; res., Stewartstown, Pa. (1920.) 1422 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-850] OLIVE MAY McELWAIN, b Sept. 1, 1885; dau John R. and Edith J. (Brooks) McEl- wain [184-500]; m Feb. 15, 1912, WILLIAM BARTOL KEARNS, b May 13, 1885; s William H. and Cora (Bartol) Kearns. Farmer; res., Stewartstown, Pa. (1920.) [184-851] JOHN EDWARD CLIFTON McELWAIN, b June 28, 1887; s John R. and Edith J. (Brooks) McElwain [184-500]; m Nov. 26, 1914, ROBERTA STRAWBRIDGE, b Feb. 8, 1897; dau William T. and Ida (Hughes) Strawbridge. Farmer; res., Stewartstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Jane Hughes, b Sept. 20, 1919. [184-852] LORENZO CLARK McELWAIN, b Aug. 21, 1889; s John R. and Edith J. (Brooks) McElwain [184-500]; m PLESIE MARIE DRUMMOND, b Oct. 14, 1892; dau Lewis J. and Anna M. Drummond. Res., Fleming, Centre Co., Pa. (1920.) [184-853] HARRY ELLSWORTH McELWAIN, b May 11, 1892; s John R. and Edith J. (Brooks) McElwain [184-500]; m Nov. 5, 1919, CLARA MILDRED ECIvENROTH, b Oct. 14, 1900; dau Charles Russel and Josephine Luella (Eckert) Eckenroth. Merchant; res., Fleming, Pa. (1920.) [184-854] WALTER LESLIE McELWAIN, b Nov. 19, 1888; s Robert B. and Florence (Allen) McElwain [184-501]; m Sept. 4, 1912, ANNA MARY MANIFOLD, b Oct. 15, 1886; dau Stephen B. and Sarah E. (Wiley) Manifold. Farmer; res., R. F. D., Fawn Grove, Pa. (1920.) One child: Robert Manifold, b Aug. 8, 1918. [184-855] ALLEN ROY McELWAIN, b Oct. 16, 1891; s Robert B. and Florence (Allen) McElwain [184-501]; m Feb. 14, 1918, PEARL ISABEL JENKINS, b May 19, 1891; dau Henry and Margaret (Morrison) Jenkins. Farmer; res., R. F. D., Fawn Grove, Pa. (1920.) One child: Jean Isabel, b Mar. 10, 1920. [184-856] ROBERT CARL McELWAIN, b Aug. 15, 1893; s Robert B. and Florence (Allen) Mc¬ Elwain [184-501]; m Feb. 14, 1918, MARGARET GOLD A WILEY, b Apr. 27, 1897; dau J. Nelson and Elizabeth M. (McClung) Wiley. Farmer; res., R. F. D. 1, Stewartstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Laura Elizabeth, b Nov. 29, 1919. [184-857] KENNETH WEBB McELWAIN, b June 18, 1899; s Robert B. and Florence (Allen) McElwain [184-501]; m Feb. 24, 1920, GRACE LOWE, b Mar. 8, 1899; dau John and Annie Lowe. Farmer; res., Bridgeton, Pa. (1920.) [184-858] VANIE BLANCHE McELWAIN, b Mar. 28, 1886; dau William Alexander and Lydia A. (McDonald) McElwain [184-502]; in Jan. 8, 1909, SAMUEL JOHN PATTERSON, b Jan. 18, 1882. Farmer; res., The Rocks, Md. (1920.) Children ( 5 ): 1. Jennette Belle, b Sept. 28, 1909. 2. James William, b Feb. 22, 1911. 3. Ruth McDonald, b Mar. 17, 1913. 4. Samuel John, b Oct. 14, 1916. 5. Benjamin Edgar, b June 9, 1918. [1184-859] CLARA BELL McELWAIN, b July 14, 1893; dau William A. and Lydia A. (McDonald) McElwain [184-502]; m EDGAR C. DUKE, b Oct. 28, 1889; s James C. and Margaret C. (Davis) Duke. Painter; res., Box 402, Hamlet, N. C. (1920.) Children (3): 1. James William, b Jan. 3, 1915. 2. Anna Catherine, b May 13, 1917. 3. Edgar Crittenden, b Jan. 10, 1919. [184-860] CATHERINE LUELLA McELWAIN, b Sept. 30, 1897; dau William A. and Lydia A. (McDonald) McElwain [184-502]; m Aug. 9, 1916, WILLIAM HENRY MILLER, b Apr. 23, 1894; s James W. and Mary J. (Heaps) Miller. Baker; res., 822 Madison St., Wilmington, Del. (1920.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1423 Children (3): 1. Evelyn Jennett, b Oct. 5, 1916; d Oct. 24, 1917. 2. William James, b Feb. 22, 1918; d May 26, 1920. 3. Dorothy Elizabeth, b May 13, 1920. [184-861] EVA REBECCA McELWAIN, b Apr. 24, 1899; dau William A. and Lvdia A. (McDonald) McElwain [184-502]; m Mar. 18, 1920, EDGAR TALMADGE PATTERSON, b Apr. 25, 1890; s James H. and Rebecca (McComas) Patterson. Res., Cardiff, Md. (1920.) [184-862] MYRTLE ETHEL MARSTELLER, b Oct. 29, 1890; dau John Y. C. and Mary S. (Mc¬ Elwain) Marsteller [184-504]; m Apr. 25, 1914, WILBUR NORRIS, b Apr. 30, 1889; s Edward W. and Crissie (Pearce) Norris. Auto mechanic; res., Hill City, Kansas. No issue. (1920.) [184-865] REBECCA M. ALLEN, b Dec. 21, 1900; dau William and Henrietta R. (McElwain) Allen [184-505]; m Nov. 30, 1917, JOHN R. ANDERSON, s J. James and Mollie (Bond) Anderson. Farmer; res., Stewartstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: John Ross, b July, 1919. [184-866] FLORENCE ETHEL LANTZ, b Apr. 8, 1892; dau Phares M. and Mary S. (McElwain) Lantz [184-510] ; m Oct. 10, 1916, REV. GEORGE H. SHEA, b Feb. 29, 1888; s David E. and Esther R. (Thompson) Shea. Clergyman; res., Quarry ville, Pa. (1920.) One child: George McElwain, b Dec. 20, 1919. [184-867] BENJAMIN T. MELOY, b Mar. 30, 1869; d May 27, 1908; s George W. and Catherine D. A. (Beyer) Meloy [184-512]; m ELLEN DUGAN, b Apr. 14, 1876. No issue. [184-868] MARY B. MELOY, b Sept. 4, 1871 ; d May 9, 1918; dau George W. and Catherine D. A. (Beyer) Meloy [184-512]; m Aug. 28, 1888, D. L. REESE, b Nov. 14, 1878; s Dr. David J. and Sarah (Pease) Reese. Engine inspector; res., Renovo, Pa. (1920.) Children (3): [184-953] 1. Kathryn Sara, b Feb. 9, 1890; m J. R. Kreamer. [184-954] 2. Charles L., b Jan. 14, 1894; m Ruth Schied. 3. David L., b Apr. 4, 1904; Great Lakes Naval Training School (Illinois). [184-869] SARA L. MELOY, b May 1, 1873; dau George W. and Catherine D. A. (Beyer) Meloy [184-512]; m Oct. 18, 1892, W. S. SARVER, b Dec. 27, 1867; s William and Sarah (Park) Sarver. Painter; res., 1218 Veto St., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. (1920.) Children (6): 1. Theodore Watson, b Dec. 31, 1893; Pittsburgh, Pa. Was a sergeant in the World War, serving with the Army in Headquarters Co., 13th Field Artillery, 4th Division. [184-955] 2. Catherine Dorothea, b Dec. 21, 1896; m A. E. Stephenson. 3. Ethel Park, b June 14, 1898; d Oct. 12, 1918. 4. Evalina Ely, b Oct. 18, 1900; d Mar. 24, 1901. 5. Hillard Barker, b Nov. 18, 1903. 6. Martha Elizabeth, b Sept. 29, 1906. [184-870] JENNIE MAY MELOY, b May 1, 1876; d Feb. 14, 1916; dau George W. and Catherine D. A. (Beyer) Meloy [184-512]; m Nov. 17, 1897, H. J. HEVNER, b June 5, 1875; d Nov. 21, 1917; s Henry H. and Mary (Johnson) Hevner. Children (J): 1. Mary C., b June 10, 1900; d May 6, 1918. 2. George H., b June 4, 1903; U. S. Navy. 3. Ethel B., b Dec. 10, 1904; East Liverpool, Ohio. 4. Benjamin T., b Sept. 4, 1907; East Liverpool, Ohio. [184-871] J. H. B. MELOY, b May 29, 1881; s George W. and Catherine D. A. (Beyer) Meloy [184-512]; m Mar. 25, 1903, MINNIE E. JONES, b Mar. 8, 1883; dau Richard S. and Nancy (Corbin) Jones. Yard brakeman; res., Renovo, Pa. (1920.) One child: James F., b May 1, 1904. 1424 Genealogical Record oe the Sciiwenkfelder Families [184-872] ETHEL B. MELOY, b Apr. 18, 1887 ; dau George W. and Catherine D. A. (Beyer) Meloy [184-512]; in May 21, 1909, GEORGE W. DAUGHERTY, b May 9, 1891; s James and Mary J. (Lucas) Daugherty. Railroad conductor; res., Ridgway, Pa. (1920.1 One child: James, b Jan. 16, 1910. [184-873] WILLIAM U. BEYER, b Sept. 17, 1873; d May 18, 1919; s George W. and Phebe A. (Seighanan) Beyer [184-513]; m Dec. 18, 1894, EMMA E. HAUNABAUCH, b Oct. 30, 1876; dau Zacaria and Clara E. (Gilger) Haunabauch. R. R. conductor; res., 5153 Parrish St., West Phila., Pa. (1920.) Children (2): [184-956] 1. Nina M., b Oct. 3, 1896; m A. Edward Brewer. [184-957] 2. William E., b Jan. 21, 1899; m Margaret Manning. [184-874] CLOYD OTTO BEYER, b Aug. 1, 1882; s George W. and Phebe A. (Seighanan) Beyer [184-513]; m MARY N. FISHER. Res., 2147 Jefferson St., Harrisburg, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 6 ): 1. Cloyd F., b Dec. 28, 1906. 2. Paul G., b Dec. 21, 1908. 3. John G., b Dec. 25, 1910. 4. Robert L., b Dec. 20, 1912; d Dec. 23, 1912. 5. Gertrude, b Dec. 19, 1914. 6. Raymond F., b Feb. 15, 1916. [184-875] GRAY M. BEYER, b June 5, 1886; s George W. and Phebe A. (Seighanan) Beyer [184— 513]; m DOROTHEA L. ROBISON. Res., 1832 South 5th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: William G., b Feb. 6, 1908. [184-877a] JOHN MILTON KEYLOR, b Mar. 26, 1882; s Rev. James E. and Annie C. (Shenk) Keylor [184-521]; m Dee. 31, 1907, ADAH L. SMITH, b May 29, 1884; d July 21, 1910; dau P. A. and Lettie (Fuller) Smith. One child: Arline, b Dec. 28, 1908. [184-877b] JOHN MILTON KEYLOR, same as above, m 2nd time, Apr. 10, 1916, ADA THORNE BOOTH, b Jan. 9, 1881 ; dau William J. and Sallie B. (Morgan) Booth. Sales engineer; res., 114 Walnut Ave., Ardmore, Pa. (1920.) One child: Alice Booth, b Jan. 12, 1917. [184-878] RENA FRANCES KEYLOR, b Dec. 8, 1884; dau Rev. James E. and Annie C. (Shenk) Keylor [184-521]; m June 30, 1914, FRANK CLIFFORD HARMSTAD, b Nov. 22, 1890; s Edwin H. and Julia (Hosfeld) Harmstad. Asst, sales manager; res., 108 Walnut Ave., Ardmore, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Kathryn Hosfeld, b Sept. 18, 1915. 2. James Edwin, b Mar. 14, 1917. [184-879] SPENCER C. RYNEAR, b Feb. 2, 1887; s William B. and Anna M. (Keylor) Rynear [184-523]; m Sept. 14, 1910, EMMA WALTMAN, b Mar. 18, 1886; dau Emanuel and Susanna (Rintz) Waltman. Farmer; res., Bartville, Pa. (1920.) One child: Charles, b Oct. 30, 1915. [184-880] REBECCA A. RYNEAR, b Apr. 27, 1883; dau William B. and Anna M. (Keylor) Rynear [184-523]; m June 30, 1908, RALPH H. FERGUSON, b Aug. 14, 1881; s William S. and Sarah A. (Hindman) Ferguson. Carpenter; res., 326 West Main St., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) One child: William Herman, b Jan. 4, 1919. [184-881] RALPH M. BUCHANAN, b Dec. 6, 1898; s Samuel R. and Priscilla (Jull) Buchanan [184-538]; m Oct. 8, 1919, KATHLEEN DAY, b May 17, 1897; dau Charles and Katherine (Riordon) Day. Stockman; res., Oleson, Colo. (1921.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1425 [184-885] WILLIAM W. LANDIS, b Feb. 15, 1869; s Isaac D. and A. Mary (Davis) Landis [184- 545]; m Aug. 26, 1896, GRACE HAMBLIN, b Sept. 17, 1871; dau Henry and Ada E. Hamblin. Pro¬ fessor of Mathematics at Dickinson College; res., Carlisle, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [184-886] MARY P. LANDIS, b May 11, 1876; dau Isaac D. and A. Mary (Davis) Landis [184- 545]; m June 27, 1907, H. I. HAINES, D. D. S., b Oct. 5, 1873; s Isaac N. and Ruth E. (Dickinson) Haines. Dentist; res., Coatesville, Pa. (1920.) Oue child: Isaac Landis, b Apr. 25, 1908. [184-888] IRA GUEST DAVIS, b Dec. 27, 1884; s Frank and Leah B. (Guest) Davis [184 547]; m Feb. 11, 1906, ESTHER RICHARDS, b Aug. 28, 1883; dau Wesley and Kathrine (Case) Richards. Steel worker; res., Coatesville, Pa. (1921.) One child: Frank R., b Oct. 25, 1906. [184-895] FLORENCE M. STROHL, b Apr. 9, 1887; dau George M. C. and Laura E. (Boyer) Strohl [184-553]; m Sept. 1, 1909, EDGAR VAN BUSKIRK, b Feb. 15, 1886; s William and Clara E. (Fritz) Van Buskirk. Templet checker; res., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Edith Catharine, b Aug. 10, 1912. 2. William Alexander, b Mar. 9, 1919. [184-896] GEORGE R. STROHL, b Oct. 4, 1891; s George M. C. and Laura E. (Boyer) Strohl [184-553]; m Nov. 14, 1917, EVA FREDERICK, b Apr. 1, 1892; dau Harry C. and Sarah E. (Acker) Frederick. Mechanical engineer; res., Ardmore, Pa. (1920.) One child: G. Ralph, Jr., b Oct. 19, 1919. [184-897] CHARLES SWAVELY, b May 7, 1889; s Davis D. and Lena L. (Boyer) Swavely [184- 554]; m May 14, 1910, ETHEL MAY SMITH, b May 29, 1891; dau Perry George and Rebecca Ellen (Brooks) Smith. Structural iron worker; res., 18 North Hanover St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) One child: Frances May, b Feb. 9, 1911. [184-898] WILLIAM SWAVELY, b Feb. 5, 1891; s Davis D. and Lena L. (Boyer) Swavely [184- 554]; m Feb., 1909, ESTELLA AMOLE, b Mar. 23, 1890; dau Lyman B. and Laura E. (Ewing) Amole. McClintic Marshall Construction Co.; res., 728 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Thelma M., b Aug. 15, 1910. 2. Hazel J., b Feb. 15, 1912. [184-899] MYRTEL E. MILLER, b Feb. 15, 1901; dau Howard S. and E. Blanche (Boyer) Miller [184-559]; m Dec. 25, 1918, ELMER BRUMBACH, b 1899; s Howard and Lillian (Keiser) Brumbach. Core maker; res., 34 South Third St., Reading, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [184-901] BLANC B. MORRIS, b Jan. 28, 1901; s Joseph T. and Sarah M. (Boyer) Morris [184— 567]; m Mar. 13, 1919, JESSIE A. SOUDERS, b May 7, 1900; dau J. Martin and Clara L. (Ash) Sou- ders. Steel worker; res., 47 East Second St., Girard, Ohio. (1921.) [184-904] CLOUD D. HUGHES, b Sept. 24, 1888; s Nelson C. W. and Laura (Slater) Hughes [184- 578a]; m Feb. 15, 1917, ANNA P. DILWORTH, b Aug. 11, 1887; dau Jipa and Annie (Preston) Dil- worth. Motor expressman; res., Ivennett Square, Pa. (1920.) One child: Cloud D., b Sept. 2, 1918. [184-905] MARION FRANCES HUGHES, b July 6, 1890; dau Nelson C. W. and Laura (Slater) Hughes [184-578a] ; rn Apr. 15, 1911, H. B. VAN ORMER, b July 14, 1889; s Jacob Trego and Ann .lane (Balentine) Van Oriner. General foreman, Standard Steel Works; res., Yeagertown, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Harry Boyd, b Dec. 14, 1911. 2. Anna Emily, b June 20, 1913. 1426 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 3. William Cloud, b Oct. 14, 1916; d Oct. 20, 1916. 4. Richard Balentine, b June 18, 1918. [184-906] HARRIET SLATER HUGHES, b Jan. 30, 1894; dau Nelson C. W. and Laura (Slater) Hughes [184-578a]; m Dec. 8, 1913, HARRY WILLARD HOOPES, b Mar. 18, 1894; s Harry E. and Mary W. (Myers) Hoopes. Garage manager; res.. West Grove, Pa. (1920.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Helen Louise, b Oct. 16, 1914. 2. Dorothy Ruth, b Jan. 8, 1917. [184-907] EMILY BOYER HUGHES, b Sept. 17, 1896; dau Nelson C. W. and Laura (Slater) Hughes [184-578a]; m Dec. 24, 1917, CHARLES CHRISTY, b Nov. 26, 1895; s Frank B. and Ruth (Mackey) Christy. Carpenter; res., West Grove, Pa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Jack M., b Dec. 28, 1918. 2. Robert C., b Aug. 18, 1920. [184-908] MAUDE PRATT HUGHES, b Oct. 16, 1897; dau Harry B. and C. Maude (Gray) Hughes [184-580]; m Aug. 11, 1920, JOHN GILBERT HATFIELD, b Sept. 20, 1895; s Harry G. and Edna (McClure) Hatfield. Machinist; res., East Downingtown, Pa. (1920.) [184-910] CLEMENT SYLVESTER SHENEFIEL, b May 29, 1886 ; s Frank and Melissa J. (Wisler) Shenefiel [184-596]; m May 3, 1911, IVORY SAGE, b Jan. 26, 1888; dau Sylvester and Catherine (Davis) Sage. Painter; res., North Lima, Ohio. (1920.) Children (2) : 1. Frank Sylvester, b June 5, 1912. 2. Mildred May, b July 9, 1914. [184-911] MARY MABEL SHENEFIEL, b June 30, 1889; dau Frank and Melissa J. (Wisler) Shenefiel [184-596] ; m Nov. 5, 1907, GUY SIGLE, b June 13, 1884 ; s Albert M. and Lorena (Coy) Sigle. Delco-Light service man; res., Poland, Ohio. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Florence, b Oct. 16, 1908. 2. Lorena, b Apr. 1, 1911. 3. Wilda, b Feb. 17, 1913. 4. Guy, b Jan. 28, 1915. [184-912] CECIL ZACHEUS WISLER, b Feb. 16, 1895; s Jonathan II. and Margaret J. (Thomas) Wisler [184-602]; m Aug. 19, 1919, HAZEL GERTRUDE SHELBY, b Sept. 10, 1899; dau Frank Calvin and Florence L. (Secord) Shelby. Foreman in Republic Iron and Steel Co; res., 1626 Oke St., Youngstown, Ohio. (1920.) Cecil Z. Wisler is a graduate of the Rayen High School and was a student at the Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. He enlisted in the Field Artillery, U. S. Army, on June 29, 1917, and served overseas from May 10, 1918, to Aug. 5, 1919. He was with the 16th Field Artillery, 4th Div. One child: Beverley Florence, b July 24, 1920. [184-913] HOWARD MELVIN WOLFE, b Feb. 6, 1890; s William A. and Elizabeth (Culp) Wolfe [184-616]; m Feb. 26. 1911, MARGARET STEFFEN, b Apr. 22, 1887; dau Jacob E. and Mary (Ding¬ ier) Steffen. Laborer; res., Milton, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [184-914] MABEL MAY WOLFE, b Apr. 24, 1891; dau William A. and Elizabeth (Culp) Wolfe [184-616]; m July 6, 1910, CHARLES E. LAUVER, b Apr. 25, 1889; s William B. and Marilla (Shees- ley) Lauver. Steam shovel engineer; res., Mifflin, Pa. (1920.) Children (5): 1. John William, b Dec. 27, 1911. 2. Charles Homer, b Feb. 12, 1914. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1427 3. Robert Ephraim, b May 28, 1915. 4. Paul Allen, b May 10, i917. 5. Ruth Elizabeth, b Jan. 10, 1920. [184-915] CLARENCE ALVIN WOLFE, b Jan. 2, 1894; s William A. and Elizabeth (Gulp) Wolfe [184-616]; m June 24, 1916, BERTHA BRANDENBERGER, b June 21, 1898; dau Gustave and Car¬ rie (Redinger) Brandenberger. Farmer; res., Halstead, Kansas. (1920.) No issue. [184-916] JASPER ALLEN WOLFE, b June 1, 1898; s William A. and Elizabeth (Culp) Wolfe [184-616]; m Aug. 27, 1918, EVELYN WELLER, b Mar. 7, 1893; dau Daniel and Mary (Jolly) Weller. Machine operator; res., 280 Hepburn St., Milton, Pa. No issue. (1920.) [184-918] ALICE M. WILDER, b May 17, 1899; dau Thomas J. and Lilly G. (Sly) Wilder [184- 648]; m Dec. 30, 1915, JOSEPH F. THOMAS, b June 8, 1897; s Charles H. and Mary J. Thomas. Farmer; res., Andrews, Nebraska. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Mary Irene, b May 15, 1917. o' ^lla*^ae 1 twins, b June 19, 1918. 3. Ila Mae j 4. Dorothy Lucille, b Apr. 12, 1920. [184-919] IRWIN K. WISMER, b Oct. 19, 1877; s John B. and Amanda B. (Kratz) Wismer [184- 704] ; m Feb. 6, 1914, NELLIE MARR, b Jan. 2, 1878 ; dau Marion and Malinda (Duncan) Marr. Book¬ keeper; res., 321 South Walnut St., Troy, Ohio. No issue. (1920.) [184-920] WARREN K. WISMER, b June 12, 1879; s John B. and Amanda B. (Kratz) Wismer [184-704]; m Jan. 1, 1899, MINNIE BERRY, b Nov. 30, 1879; dau Thomas G. and Rachel (Johnson) Berry. Laborer; res., Englewood, Montg. Co., Ohio. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Fay M. B., b Nov. 14, 1902. 2. Isabel H. R., b July 21, 1910. [184-921] HANNAH K. WISMER, b Jan. 6, 1882; dau John B. and Amanda B. (Kratz) Wismer [184-704]; m Aug. 19, 1910, ALVIN F. DEVERT, b Mar. 6, 1889; d Oct. 6, 1910; s John F. Devert. Res., Schwenksville, Pa. (1920.) No issue. [184-922] SALLIE HIESTAND, b Jan. 25, 1889; dau Nathaniel C. and Hannah B. (Kratz) Hie- stand [184-706]; m Jan. 3, 1914, WILLIAM D. MOYER, b Sept. 16, 1891; s Milton and Mary (Rohr- bach) Moyer. Blacksmith; res., Pennsburg, Pa. (1919.) Children (2): 1. Earl William, b Dec. 14, 1916. 2. Anna Elizabeth, b Oct. 14, 1918. [184-923] HANNAH H. KRATZ, b Jan. 10, 1888; dau Franklin B. and Maggie H. (Heimer) Kratz [184-707]; m Jan. 19, 1910, ISAAC T. LANDES, b Dec. 22, 1882; s Jacob R. and Mary H. (Tyson) Landes. Farmer; res., Creamery, Pa. (1919.) Children ( 3 ): 1. Ralph K., b Aug. 15, 1912. 2. Paul K., b Apr. 22, 1916. 3. Hanna H., b May 23, 1919. [184-924] SALLIE H. KRATZ, b Jan. 29, 1890; dau Franklin B. and Maggie H. (Heimer) Kratz [184-707]; m Mar. 11, 1911, ELMER M. MACK, b Mar. 8, 1890; s Jesse H. and Mary H. (Mench) Mack. Farmer; res., Yerkes, Pa. (1919.) Children {2): 1. Noah K., b Dec. 11, 1911. 2. Mary K., b Dec. 22, 1913. 1428 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [184-925] ELLEN H. KRATZ, b Jan. 21, 1892; dau Franklin B. and Maggie H. (Heimer) Kratz [184-707] ; m Nov. 6, 1915, ALDUS K. HERTZLER, b Feb. 1, 1892; s Emanuel C. and Lizzie H. (Kauff¬ man) Hertzler. Groceryman; res., 345 W. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Emanuel Cassel, b Jan. 7, 1917. [184-926] BLANCHE E. NICOM, b Aug. 30, 1890; dau Ambrose B. and Kate (Swede) Nicom [184- 717]; m July 3, 1909, JOHN MERRILL WILLIAMS, b June 8, 1887 ; s Elroy and Sarah (Rodenbaugh) Williams. Clerk; res., 627 Noble St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) One child: Robert E., b May 30, 1912. [184-927] L. MORELL SCHOLL, b Feb. 2, 1892; s Benjamin A. and Mary PI. (Nicom) Scholl [ 184 -718]; m May 18, 1911, MARY SANTMAN, b Aug. 16, 1889; dau George and Elizabeth (Grabel) Santman. Auto mechanic; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) Children (3): 1. George B., b Sept. 15, 1912. 2. Grace H., b Dec. 14, 1913. 3. Linwood M., b Feb. 20, 1918. [184-928] NELSON SCHOLL, b Feb. 15, 1894; d Oct. 16, 1918; .s Benjamin A. and Mary E. (Ni¬ com) Scholl [184-718]; m Feb. 14, 1913, EDITH HEDRICK, b Dec. 25, 1895; dau Edwin S. and Sarah (Deihl) Hedrick. Res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) One child: Dorothy May, b Jan. 22, 1914. [184-929] CLARENCE E. CASH, b May 4, 1896; s Thomas L. and Laura V. (Nicom) Cash [184- 719]; m June 2, 1917, EDITH GARR, b May 26, 1899; dau George and Lizzie (Fox) Garr. Plumber; res., Lansdale, Pa. (1919.) [184-930] WILLIAM J. BOORSE, b Jan. 8, 1897; s Daniel B. and Mary E. (Brady) Boorse [184- 721]; m Sept. 10, 1918, MARGARET AMELIA MOONEY, b Nov. 10, 1898; dau James Thomas and Catherine (Connors) Mooney. Bricklayer; res., 1406 W. Dauphin St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1921.) t [184-931] L. MAE BOORSE, b Aug. 24, 1898; dau Daniel B. and Mary E. (Brady) Boorse [ 1 84— 721]; m THOMAS J. CLEMENTS, b Jan. 10, 1895; s Thomas and Mary (McCabe) Clements. Clerk; res., 2324 North 17th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.) Children {2): 1. Ella Mae, b Apr. 4, 1919. 2. Amy Catherine, b Dec. 9, 1920. [184-932] HARRY S. BEIDEMAN, b Oct. 5, 1887 ; s Isaac B. and Mary S. (Swartz) Beideman [184- 754]; m Mar. 22, 1911, MYRTLE AMYOR FULMER, b Mar. 10, 1893; dau George E. and Edith I. (Lvnn) Fulmer. Chauffeur; res., Schuylkill Ave., Jeffersonville, Pa. (1918.) Children (J): 1. Rodney Olen, b Oct. 25, 1912. 2. Donald Lynn, b July 23, 1914. 3. Valmai Esther, b May 6, 1916. 4. Pierce Fulmer, b Oct. 19, 1918; d Jan. 20, 1919. [184-933] ALICE S. BEIDEMAN, b July 24, 1890; dau Isaac B. and Mary S. (Swartz) Beideman [184-754] ; m June 2, 1917, ALLEN GEHMAN, b May 17, 1888; s Aaron L. and Kate S. (Rosenberger) Gehman. Farmer; res., New Britain, Pa. (1918.) One child: Edith B., b Aug. 3, 1918. [184-934] ABRAHAM SWARTZ BEIDEMAN, b Aug. 26, 1892; s Isaac B. and Mary S. (Swartz) Beideman [184-754]; m Sept, 1, 1917, LILLIAN THELMA SWARTLEY, b Feb. 15, 1898; dau Wilson H. and Emma (Hibbs) Swartley. Clerk; res., 233 W. State St. , Doylestown, Pa, (1918.) One child: Robert Wallace, b Mar. 30, 1918. Plate 135 Richard and Anna (Wagener) Henderson [192-9]. Lived in Penn Yan, New York. Three Henderson Brothers of Penn Yan, New York. (Taken in 1920.) Samuel S. [192-46]; Marsden [192-144a]; J. Allen [192-146], Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1429 [184-936.1] WILLIAM HENRY BEIDEMAN, b Aug. 26, 1886; s Daniel B. and Emma M. (Hager) Beideman [184-755]; m SOPHIE GEYSER. Res., 740 Kohn St., Norristown, Pa. (1922.) Children (3): 1. Harold Charles, b July 30, 1915. 2. Virginia Elizabeth, b Sept. 19, 1917; d Jan. 12, 1922. 3. William Henry, b July 2, 1921. [184-937] ELIZABETH HAGER BEIDEMAN, b Oct, 21, 1888; dau Daniel B. and Emma Matilda (Hager) Beideman [184-755]; m Jan. 1, 1914, ELLWOOD BEAVER HART, b Jan. 22, 1888; s George B. and Josephine Hart. Railway postal clerk; res., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Ellwood Beideman, b June 2, 1915. [184-938] JACOB ROBERT BEIDEMAN, b Feb. 9, 1891; s Daniel B. and Emma M. (Hager) Beideman [184-755]; m May 25, 1909, IDA BOWKER. Manager of garage; res., 830 Cherry St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) Children ( 2 ): 1. Gladys May, b Oct. 26, 1911. 2. Mildred Elite, b Dec. 13, 1912. [184-939a] DANIEL LINWOOD BEIDEMAN, b Aug. 9, 1895; s Daniel B. and Emma M. (Hager) Beideman [184-755]; m June 7, 1917, MABEL KATHERINE JOHNSTON, b Sept. 26, 1890; dec ; dau Benjamin F. Johnston. [184— 939b ] DANIEL LINWOOD BEIDEMAN, same as above, m 2nd time, Feb. 12, 1921, AGNES PENNOCK, d July 29, 1921. Machinist; res., 634 Melon St., Phoenixville, Pa. (1919.) Daniel L. Beideman entered service Oct. 5, 1917, and was assigned to the 304th Ammunition Train, 79th Div. He was promoted to Corporal, Jan. 1, 1918. He received his training at Camp Meade, Md., and Camps Cardonne and La Courtine, France. He participated in the Meuse- Argonne Offen¬ sive, Nov. 1-11, 1918, and was honorably discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., June 10, 1919. [184-939.1] JONAS PAUL BEIDEMAN, b Sept. 22, 1897; s Daniel B. and Emma Matilda (Hager) Beideman [184-755]; m Aug. 27, 1919, BERTHA CANE, dau A. S. Cane. Res., Norristown, Pa. (1919.) [184-939.2] JAMES IRVIN BEIDEMAN, b July 18, 1901 ; s Daniel B. and Emma Matilda (Hager) Beideman [184-755]; m July 9, 1921, EULA MAE MASON, of Virginia. Res., Washington, D. C. [ Unable to complete .] [184-940a] NORA BERTILLE FRICK, b Feb. 26, 1891; dau John F. and Elizabeth G. (Beyer) Frick [184-756]; m Nov. 25, 1908, ELMER EPRIGHT. [184-940b] NORA BERTILLE (FRICK) EPRIGHT, same as above, m 2nd time, Feb. 5, 1917, FRANCIS THOMAS BRODIS, b Oct. 18, 1888; s Stanislaw and Juzeba (Ignaczok) Brodis. Shoe cutter; res., Exeter, N. H. (1918.) [184-941] JOSEPH BEYER, b Jan. 13, 1891 ; s Wilson G. and Susanna M. (Halteman) Beyer [184- 757a]; m Feb. 5, 1916, FREDA LOUISE DETWILER, b June 23, 1893; d Oct. 17, 1918; dau Clayton and Elizabeth L. (Shively) Detwiler. Carpenter; res., 115 W. Airy St., Norristown, Pa. (1918.) One child: Mary Emma, b Aug. 3, 1916. [184-942] EMMA R. BEARD, b Aug. 22, 1891 ; dau William W. and Lizzie L. (McLaughlin) Beard [184-773]; m July 15, 1918, EDWARD J. WELSH, b July 28, 1894; s Edward and Mary (Ronan) Welsh. Res., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) [184-944] ADA PEARL JOHNSON, b Jan. 29, 1892; dau Janies M. and Ida B. (Beyer) Johnson [184-801]; m Mar. 27, 1913, JOHN REINHARDT, b Nov. 9, 1892; s Gottlieb and Augusta (Helmeke) Reinhardt. Farmer; res., Rockham, South Dakota. (1920.) 1430 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (4): 1. Leroy August, b Apr. 7, 1914. 2. Donald John, b Mar. 15, 1916; d June 27, 1917. 3. Emerald Milford, b Dec. 25, 1917. 4. Ronald, b Feb. 10, 1920. [184-945] FLORENCE BELL JOHNSON, b June 20, 1898; dau James M. and Ida B. (Beyer) Johnson [184-801]; m Nov. 8, 1916, ALBERT HARDIE, b Aug. 10, 1889; s Jacob and Lena (Hon- zeaker) Hardie. Farmer; res., Rockham, South Dakota. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Blanche, b Aug. 31, 1917; d Nov. 26, 1918. 2. Lucile, b Dec. 6, 1919. [184-946] JENNIE ROOT, b Nov. 29, 1892; dau George and Kate (Beyer) Root [184-803]; m June 12, 1912, HAROLD ENGLAND, b Sept. 11, 1891; s James G. and Georgia (Walters) England. Farmer; res., Brooklyn, Iowa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Infant, b May 1, 1913; d May 2, 1913. 2. Eleanor, b Apr. 8, 1914. 3. Lauretta, b Mar. 8, 1916. 4. Gayle, b Aug. 31, 1917. [184-947] HOWARD A. KRAUSE, b July 9, 1895; s Fred C. and Addie (Beck) Krause [184-811]; m Apr. 22, 1917, LILA G. FOSS, b Feb. 13, 1897 ; dau H. A. Foss. Cashier, First National Bank, Fuller¬ ton, Cal.; res., Fullerton, Cal. (1920.) One child: Harriet, b Sept. 9, 1918. [184-949] MILDRED GLADYS DOWNARD, b Dec. 18, 1892; dau B. F. and Catharine E. (Mc- Elwain) Downard [184-833]; m Oct. 21, 1912, BOYD LEE WALKER, b Oct. 21, 1883; s Rev. Samuel and Fannie C. (Lee) Walker. Farmer; res., Belknap, Iowa. (1920.) Children (2): 1. Boyd Lee, b June 8, 1917. 2. Marvin Russell, b May 30, 1919. [184-950] MYRTLE E. WALKER, b Jan. 5, 1892; dau Jerry H. and Annie E. (McElwain) Walker [184-835]; m JOSEPH W. HEFFERMAN, b Feb. 25, 1885; s Patrick and Mary E. (Bolin) Hefferman. Res., 191 Columbia Ave., Rochester, N. Y. (1920.) Children (4): 1. Herbert, b May 18, 1912. 2. Joseph, b Aug. 11, 1914. 3. Marjorie, b Dec. 16, 1916. 4. John Lewis, b Apr. 7, 1920. [184-951] LEAH M. WALKER, b July 2, 1894; dau Jerry H. and Annie E. (McElwain) Walker [184-835]; m Aug. 24, 1915, OLIVER P. GUTHRIE, b Apr. 10, 1892; s Henry W. and Isabelle M. (Young) Guthrie. Electrical engineer; res., 267]^ Jefferson Ave., Rochester, N. Y. (1920.) One child: Vera Jean, b June 17, 1920. [184-952] VERNON B. WALKER, b Sept. 25, 1897; s Jerry H. and Annie E. (McElwain) Walker [184-835]; m Apr. 27, 1918, MARY E. CHESNEY, b Mar. 26, 1891; d Oct. 12, 1918; dau Pierson M. and Anna E. (Straiton) Chesney. Chief special mechanic, U. S. Submarine Base, New London, Conn. (1920.) [184-953] KATHRYN SARA REESE, b Feb. 9, 1890; dau D. L. and Mary B. (Meloy) Reese [184- 868]; wJ. R. KREAMER. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1431 Children (3): 1. Frances G., b Oct. 29, 1909. 2. Harold, b Jan. 14, 1911. 3. Kathryn B., b Apr. 29, 1916. [184-954] CHARLES L. REESE, b Jan. 14, 1894; s D. L. and Mary B. (Meloy) Reese [184-868]; to Nov. 17, 1913, RUTH SCHIED, b Nov. 19, 1895; dau V. J. and Annie E. (McGill) Schied. Machin¬ ist; res., Renovo, Pa. (1920.) Children (J): 1. Charles L., b June 10, 1915. 2. Maxine Y., b July 29, 1916. 3. Frances R., b Nov. 19, 1917. 4. Laura B., b Feb. 1, 1920. [184-955] CATHERINE DOROTHEA SARVER, b Dec. 21, 1896; dau W. S. and Sara L. (Meloy) Sarver [184-869]; to Nov. 21, 1916, A. E. STEPHENSON, b July 12, 1891; s Frank P. and Annie D. (Ready) Stephenson. Telegraph operator; res., 200 E. Portland St., Mechanicsburg, Pa. (1920.) One child: Samuel Pierce, b Oct. 11, 1917. [184-956] NINA M. BEYER, b Oct. 3, 1896; dau William U. and Emma E. (Haunabauch) Beyer [184-873] ; to Sept. 12, 1917, A. EDWARD BREWER, 6 May 30, 1896 ;s Edward R. and Mary (Deiter) Brewer. Brakeman on P. R. R. ; res., 5153 Parrish St., West Phila., Pa. (1920.) One child: William Edward, b May 7, 1920. [184-957] WILLIAM E. BEYER, b Jan. 21,1899; s William U. and Emma E. (Haunabauch) Beyer [184-873]; to June 9, 1920, MARGARET MANNING, b May 22, 1900; dau Charles P. and Mary A. (Gaffney) Manning. Switch assembler; res., 5153 Parrish St., West Phila., Pa. (1920.) . ANNA YEAKEL WAGNER [E 192] and her DESCENDANTS 1434 Genealogical Record ok the Schwenkfelder Families [192] ANNA (JACKEL) WAGNER [E 192], b June, 1689 or 1692, of Nieder Harpersdorf; dau “Beyerhausz Jekel and Maria Hauptman, dau George Hauptman;” m June 2, 1711, MELCHIOR WAGNER of Langneundorf. They had a small garden. On Jan. 29, 1726, they fled to Gorlitz [cf. Regent, Schwenkfeldiani in Ober Harpersdorf, sub regia Camera Silesiae, revisi, p 88, 1736, He Nov.]. Melchior Wagner died in Gorlitz, and his widow and children came to Pa. in 1737. Anna Wagner died Mar. 16, 1749, aged 56 yrs., 9 mo., less 2 days, and is buried in Methacton Cemetery, near Fairview Village, Pa. It is likely that she lived with her sons, Dr. Abraham Wagner [ Plate G V], and Melchior Wagner [Plate G VIII ] in Worcester Twp., Pa. Children (J): 1. Abraham [E 193], b Mar. 22, 1715, in Ober Hdrf.; baptized Mar. 24, 1715; sponsors: George Jackel, George Anders, Anna Jackelin; d May 5, 1763; m Maria Kriebel [E 83]. 2. Susanna [E 195], b Feb. 16, 1717, in Ober Hdrf.; baptized Feb. 18, 1717; sponsors: George Jackel, Anna and Susanna Jackel; d June 16, 1742; m George Jackel (Yeakel) [E 23]. 3. Melchior [E 194], b Dec. 12, 1725; baptized by Milan, Dec. 14, 1725; d Oct. 22, 1784; m Gertrude Steyer. 4. Christopher (nothing known of dates of birth or death). He did not migrate to Pa., for Schneider states that the widow, Anna Wagner, migrated with three children. [192-1] ABRAHAM WAGENER, M.D. [E 193], b Mar. 22, 1715; d May 5, 1763; s Melchior and Anna (Jackel) Wagner [192]; m Apr. 6, 1749, by a Justice of the Peace, to MARIA KRIEBEL [E 83], b Feb. 5, 1726; d Mar. 19, 1760; dau Christoph and Maria (Heydrick) Kriebel [19]. Both Dr. Wagener and his wife Maria are buried in Methacton Cem. Dr. Wagener lived in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co. (Pa.), near Stump Hall School House [Plate G X ]. No issue. Dr. Abraham Wagener and Dr. Melchior Hiibner [E 17] were the only two physicians in the list of immigrant Schwenkfelders. Through his mother, Anna Jackel, Dr. Wagener was a great grandson of the prominent Schwenkfelder, George Hauptman of Lauterseifen, Silesia. Dr. Wagener was one of the most learned men who came to Pennsylvania with the Schwenkfelder group. A Greek grammar deposited in the S. H. L. contains his signature showing that he was the owner of the book at the early age of twelve years. Abraham Wagener began writing verse before he was eighteen years of age and continued the writing of poetry up to the time of his death; more than fifty of these poems have been preserved. Of the one hundred and nineteen hymns contributed by the Schwenkfelders to the Hymn Book of 1762, thirty-four were composed by Abraham Wagener, and thirteen were included in the edition of 1869, while only twenty-three of the whole number included in the 1762 edition were retained. Dr. Wagener seems to have been an earnest, broad-minded Christian, and was a great reader. He collected poems of John Kelpius, wrote extensive biographical notes on Spener, and wrote a beauti¬ ful letter to Muhlenberg which is quoted in the “Hallesche Nachrichten.” In a volume entitled “Religious Denominations of the United States and Great Britain,” (1861) Dr. Wagener is listed as a Schwenkfelder preacher. However, no evidence has been discovered to substantiate this statement. On the contrary we know that Dr. Wagener was not in accord with the strict views of George Weiss and his successor, Balthaser Hoffman, the first two Schwenkfelder minis¬ ters. He was considered an heretic, as he read a number of non-Schwenkfekler books, and no doubt influenced the various Beyer families, who were his neighbors, as well as his brother, Melchior, since they did not adhere to the Schwenkfelder doctrine and organization. Dr. Wagener was identified with the “Associated Brethren of the Skippack” who met at the house of Christopher Wiegner. In addition to the many hymns contributed to the Bohemian Hymnbook, we know that Dr. Wagener wrote the following which bears the date of 1742: “Das kleine A. B. C. in der Schule Christi.” Although Dr. Wagener was not in accord with the views of the Schwenkfelder ministers of his time, he seems not to have felt any animosity towards the Schwenkfelders as a whole. According to the B. H. Records in the S. H. L., Rev. Christopher Schultz preached the funeral sermon of Dr. Abraham Wagener, his text being Luke 23:11. Prom the same source we also learn that Maria Wagener, wife of Dr. Abraham Wagener, who died Mar. 19, 1760, was ill but eight days before her death. [192-1] [22-1] [192-2] Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1435 The broadmindedness of the man is shown in his will. It has been stated that the will of Dr. Abraham Wagener was the most generous and benevolent of any of the immigrant Schwenkf elders. The original will which is preserved in the records of City Hall, Phila., is written in German, in the clear handwriting of Dr. Wagener. The translation accompanying the will was made by his brother, Melchior Wagener. That Dr. Wagener prized his books highly is shown by the detailed manner in which he disposed of them. The bequest to the Pennsylvania Hospital of twenty pounds is even more generous than that which Benjamin Franklin, the founder, bequeathed to the same institution. In his will Dr. Wagener also bequeathed money to the poor and needy not only among the Schwenkfelders, but also among those of other denominations. The sum thus bequeathed amounted to £448. 12s. 3^d.; and the will directed that the entire sum should be distributed within ten or twelve years, but if it seemed best, fifteen or twenty pounds might be reserved for a few years longer for cases of necessity, exclusively among the Schwenkfelders. The testator named Hans Christopher Heebner in Worcester, Melchior Kriebel or his son, David, in North Wales, Christopher Kriebel in Skippack, and Melchior Schultz, Jr., in Goshenhoppen, as the distributors of this money. And it became a source of relief to hundreds of men and women without regard to profession or creed whether English or German, white or black, free or slave. Annually for ten years these distributions went into all that region lying between^New Jersey on the east and the Juniata Valley on the west, Allentown and Easton on the north, and Maryland on the south, and at least one sum of forty pounds went to the relief of the Schwenkfelders in Silesia. From Christopher Heebner’s account we learn that this money (each of the four trustees dispensed about eighty-nine pounds together with some books) was distributed over a large area, covering places in Northampton, Lancaster, York, Berks, and Cumberland Counties in Pa., and also in New York. It was given to poor persons who had been unfortunate through accidents or fires, and also for the estab¬ lishment of schools and churches. Amongst the recipients of this fund wre find the names of Christoph Schubert, Abraham Schubert, Melchior Krauss, Barbara Reinwald and Rosina Wiegnerin. [£. H. L .] The will also provided that in the first year after the decease of the testator, ten pounds of this fund was to be expended for Bibles, New Testaments and Psalm books, German and English; Schwenk¬ felder, Lutheran and Reformed Hymn Books; and that these should be distributed to poor children and adults. Moreover, twenty pounds of the same fund was devised to the Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia towards carrying on the charitable design of the said institution. An instance of especial need in 1768 led to the establishment of the Schwenkfelder Charity Fund as we know it today. The first entry in the accounts of this fund was made on March 21, 1774, when £4. 11s. 8d. was received as the balance of money previously accumulated, either by Sabbath contribu¬ tions or otherwise, for charitable purposes; and from 1774 to 1778 inclusive, the Wagener bequest annually yielded specific amounts to the fund. The Wagener bequest is a unique example of broadminded, Christian charity in the Colonial History of Pennsylvania, and in a peculiar way emphasizes the spirit of fraternity which Schwenckfeld contended must pervade the community of Christian believers. The original will is in German in the handwriting of Dr. Wagener. It was translated into English by Melchior Wagener. The appraisers were Jacob Umstat and Abraham Heiderich. The appraise¬ ment amounted to 1376 pounds, 14 shillings, and the increase at the sale of the estate was 138 pounds, 11 shillings, and 6 pence; the balance for distribution was 1345 pounds, 16 shillings, and 11 pence. Mr. George Sheppard of Penn Yan, N. Y., has in his possession the Account Book of Dr. Abraham Wagener, which he used while practicing medicine in Worcester, Pa. That Dr. Wagener’s practice extended beyond the confines of his native township is shown by the following receipt which appears in “Heckler’s History of Lower Salford Township”: “Receipt: — To Doctors Wagner and Mayers for medc £0-2-3, 1763, the 21st day of March. Paid by the Overseer of the Poor of L. Salford.” WILL OF ABRAHAM WAGENER “In the Name of God, Amen.” “The Sixth Day of March in the Year of our Lord 1762 I Abraham Wagener of Worcester in the County of Phila¬ delphia Medic. Practicus being in a middle State of Health in my Body, but of a Sound Mind and Memory, Thanks be given unto God therefore calling unto mind the Mortality of my Body and the uncertainty of the Time of Death do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament. That is to say principally and first of all I give and recomend my Soul into the Hands of God that gave it; and for my Body I recomend it to the Earth (to be buried in a Christian like Manner at the discretion of my Executors) until the time of resurrection of it. And as touching such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this Life I give devise and dispose of the same in the following Manner & Form. 143(5 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families “Imprimis. It is my Will, and I do order that in the first place all my just Debts and funeral charges be paid and satisfied. “2. I will and do order that the Value of my whole Estate of Moveables and Unmoveables as Land, Buildings, Cattle, Household Goods, Books, Mediciens, Money ready and lendeth out etc. (except what in this my last Will and Testament and in my Codicil is given and bequeathed to some named Persons) shall be brought all together in one Account or Sum and afterwards divided in three equal parts: and then, I give and bequeath unto my full Brother Melchior Wagener and to his Heirs, two third parts of the said Estate, and one third part that is the third third part of my said Estate I give and bequeath unto poor Folks, and this in ready current lawful money, which my Executors or my Brother Melchior or his Heirs or Executors or Administrators or Assigns with my other Executor shall take or raise from my Estate and give it for to be distributed to the Poor in such Manner as shall follow here below, therefore all my said Estate must be taxed through faithfull Mans and an Inventary made, and my Executors shall have full Power and authority to get the Money lendeth out from my Debtors, and to sell the Plantation and other Things. “Further I w ill and order that all the said Money of the Value of the third part of my Estate bequeathed to the poor, shall be distributed in the following Manner as 1. I will that my Executors first within a short Time after my Decease (as soon as can be) shall give Twenty Pounds of the said Money unto four faithful Mans, as 1. John Chris¬ topher Htibner in Worcester. 2. Melchior Kribel or his Son David in Northwalis. 3. Christopher Kribel at Shipach and 4. Melchior Scholtz junior in Coshehope. and these all I do pray herewith to be so kindy and to distribute this Money within a Years time after my decease unto poor and needy Folks, and this both amongst our and other Folks of any Sort of Religion or Persuasion, where they think it w ill be good and needful. “2. I will that my Executors shall buy in the same said first Year for Ten pound Books; as Bibles, new Testa¬ ments and Psalm-Books Dutch and English, Item Hymn-Books of ours and of the Lutlierian and of the Reformed, and shall give them to the said 4 Mans who shall distribute them unto poor Folks for Children and grown Folks according to their good Opinion. 3. And whereas I give and bequeath to the Contributors to the Pennsylvania Hospital the Sum of Twenty Pounds ready Money to be paid to their Treasurer for the Time being, and applied towards carrying on the charitable Design of the said Hospital therefore I will that my Executors shall pay this Money from the same Money bequeathed to the poor likewise within the first year after my Decease. 4. I will further that my Executors or my, Brother Melchior or his Heirs or Executors or Administrators or Assigns with my other Executor shall give all the Rest of the said Money bequeathed to the poor unto them above mentioned four Mans, every Year so many Pound, ac¬ cording to the Quantity of the Sum, that all the Summary be distributed in about ten or twelve Years after my Decease but if the said Mens do find it good They may keep in the last year Fifteen or Twenty Pound some few Years longer for Necesity, and this most for our Folks. “3. I give and bestow to such Debtors for Medicine, that can not pay very well, all their Debts for Medicine in my Books and I will that none Debt at all shall be charged or demanded in any Way of any Body that oweth me for Medicin, but if they that can pay well, will give it w illingly, then my Brother or his Heirs or the Executors shall take it and add it all to the Money 1 bequeathed to the Poor. “4. I give and bequeath unto the Sister and Brethren of my beloved and deceased Wife Mary as to Anna Dresher and George and Christopher Kribel and their Heirs all them Books which I have got of my said Wife and not given back to them yet, the Specification of them is tobe seen in my Codicil, Item I give unto them some Beds, Item some Cloaths and Linnen Goods as my Codicil will shew. “Further I constitute make or ordain my Brother Melchior Wagener and Christopher Dresher in Towamson my Brother in Law to be my Executors of this my Last Will and Testament and Codicil And I do hereby utterly disannul all and every other former Testaments Wills Legacies and Executors by me in anyways before this time named willed and bequeathed, ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my Last Will and Testament “In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal the Day and Year as above written. Abraham Wagener” (seal) “Signed, Sealed, Published and Declared by the said Abraham Wagener as his last Will and Testament in the presence of us the Subscribers Abraham Jackel (affirmed) Andrw Beyer (affirmed) Executors affirmed May 16, 1763” “CODICIL TO MY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT” “I Abraham Wagener of Worcester in the County of Philadelphia Medic. Practicus, do this Sixth Day of March in the Year of our Lord 1762 make and publish this my Codicil to my Last Will and Testament in manner following (that is to say) “1. Whereas in and by my Last Will and Testament I have given to the Sister and Brethren of my beloved Wife Mary as to Anna Dresher, George and Christopher Kribel and their Heirs some Books, Item some Beds, Cloaths and linnen Goods I do hereby further declaire “1. of the Books, that the Books which they shall have are the following as 1. the (so named) Papstler Epistolar Hrn C. S. in Folio. 2. Erasmi Weichenhans Postilla in quarto 3. Auszug aus (an abstract from) Christian Hohburgs Postilla in Quarto. 4. Passional C. S. in gelb Ledergebunden mit Schlossern (bound in yellow leather with locks). 5. Ein geschriebenes Biichlein in Octavo mit 5 Tractatl und einem Sendbrief C. S. Das erste der 102 Psalm ausgelegt durch Ruffum Sarmentarium, das 2te von der Geduld etc. (a little Book written Octavo con¬ taining four Tractus and a Letter C. S. the first the 102 Psalm explained through Ruffum Sarmentarium the Second of Patience etc.) 6. George Weisens Catechismus-Fragen in Octavo mit Schlossern gebund. (George Weisens in Octavo bound with locks.) 7. Ehen desselben Meditations — Gesange in Octavo. (The same authors Meditations Hymns in Octovo.) Genealogical Record of the Sci-iwenkfelder Families 1437 8. Gebete liber die Sonn u Fest Tiigle Epistel Texte in Octavo. (Prayers upon Sundays and holy Days Epistle Texts Octavo.) 9. Michael Hillers Buszpredigten in quarto geheft'tet. Item noch Einige andere kleine gescliriebene Tractatz, u Bogen geheftet u. ungeheftet als Betrachtung des 17 Cap Johanis. Bedenken Von der Affart Christi etc. Fragen uber einige Lieder. Item Einige Sendschreibes B H an meine Maria. (Michael Hillers Sermons of Repentance in quarto — stitched together — Item some other little Treatises and Sheets stitched — and un¬ stitched- — in writing as Considerations of the 17th Chapt of S. John, Thoughts of the Resurrection of Christ, etc. Questions over some hymns 1 some Letters B. H. to Mary.) “2. of the Beds, will icli dasz Sie dieselben haben sollen, wellche mein gel. Eheweib zu mil- gebracht hat und zwar also wie sie alsdem noch im Stande seyn werden, wenn ich sterbe. 3. Of the Cloaths, diejenigen was Sie getragen hat, und ich ihnen (den Geschwistern) nicht schon gegeben oder sonst verkauft Oder weggeschickt habe, sondern was als denn noch da seyn wird und 4 von der Wasclie und leiner Gerathe, das Jenige, was Sie neml. mein geliebtes Eheweib zu mir gebracht hat, und ich ihnen (ihrn Geschwistern) nicht schon zuriick gegeben haben, sondern was noch davon da ist, welches die Anna Dresherin. Item, Meine Muhme die Witfrau Beerin oder die Anna Maria Jackelin, oder sonst Jemand, noch wohl kennen werden, weil ich es selbst nicht weiss (2d of the Beds I will that they shall have them which my beloved Wife hath brought to me and so and in such Order as they will be at the time of my Decease. 3d of the Cloaths, the same which she has wore and which I have not yet given back to the Sister and Brothers or otherways sold or bestow’d away, but such what then will be left which Anna Dresher Item my Ant the Widow Beyer or Anna Mary Yakelin, or some other Body will know yet, as I dont know it myself.) “3. I will and bequeath unto my first Cousin, George Yakel des Sil Gottfried Arnolds Evangelien — Postilla, wie auch Johann Arnds Christenthum des Kleinere, und ein neues Gesangbuch von den unsrigen, (3d I give and bequeath unto my first Cousin George Yeakel the Sel. Godfrey Arnolds Evangelia Postilla as also Johan Arnts Christendom — the least — and a new Hymn Book of ours.), and I will that the Mens who shall distribute the Money Bequeathed to the Poor shall have care for him and help him with the said Money if he hath need of it but soon after my Decease he shall have ten pound ready Money of my whole Estate. “4'. I give and bequeath unto my Maid Servant Christina Worin if she will be in my Service yet when I die, 1 D. Joh Jac Rambacks Evangelien Postilla und Johann Arnds Christenthum das grosse so in Philadelphia gedruckt ist. Item also over her belonging Hire yet five Pound current lawfull Money, and if she hath been above five Years in my Service then so many Pound ready Money as many Years she hath been in my Service. “5. I give and bequeath also unto Rosina Wiegnerin, if she is in my Service yet when I die. 1. Christian Ho- burghs Postilla, and a new Hymn Book of ours, and over her belonging Hire yet five pound current lawful Money, and if she hath been above five years in my Service, then So many Pound ready Money, as many Years she hath been in my Service. “6. I give and bequeath unto N Bauer, the old Cooper in Worcester, Joh Anastasii Freylingliausen Evangelien Postill. “7. I give and bequeath unto the Rev. Mr. H. M. Muhlenberg in Provid. Philad. a Book, called D. Pauli An- tonii Collegium Antitheticum, gedruckt zu Halle 1732 in quarto, it hath been his Book before. “And whereas I have in my Last Will and Testament ordered 4 Mens to distribute the Money bequeathed to the Poor I do hereby further declaire that my Will is if any of them should die before all the money is distributed that either any of his Heirs or Executors or another fit might come or be chosen in his Place. “And lastly it is my Desire that this present Codicil be annexed to and made Part of my Last Will and Testament to all Intents and Purposes. In Witness whereof I have hereunto put my Hand and Seal the Day and Year as above written. “Signed, Sealed, Published and Declaired by the said Abraham Wagener as his Codicil to his Last Will and Testament in the presence of us the Subscribers. Abraham Jackel (affirmed) Andrew Beyer (affirmed) Executors affirmed May 16, 1763” [City Hall, Phila., Pa Abraham Wagener” (Seal) . — Will Book M, p 523, No. 296.] [192-2] MELCHIOR WAGENER [E 194], b Dec. 12, 1725; d Oct. 22, 1784; s Melchior and Anna (Jackel) Wagner [192]; m Apr. 20, 1749, GERTRUDE STEYER, b Aug. 15, 1725; d Aug. 4, 1798; dau Stephen Steyer. Melchior Wagener came to Pa. in 1737 with his mother. He was naturalized September 24, 1753; he lived on a farm in Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [ Plate G VIII), near Stump Hall School House. Melchior Wagener is buried in Methacton Cemetery, but the grave of his wife has not been located. [192-3a] [192— 3b] [192-4] Children ( 5 ): 1. Susanna, b June 4, 1750; d Aug. 31, 1817; m ^ ^®tfr SuPplee. 2. Philip Clumberg. 2. David, b Jan. 25, 1752; d Aug. 26, 1799; m Rebecca Supplee. 3. Jacob, b Feb. 13, 1754; d unm. 4. Abraham, b Dec. 18, 1755; d Mar. 19, 1760. 1438 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 5. Anna, b Aug. 6, 1757; d Sept. 4, 1831 \unm. (In 1792 Anna Wagener was in Jerusalem, Ontario Co., N. Y.) “Anna Wagener, sister of David Wagener, was intelligent, well educated, and wealthy; she aided with her means in the construction of the Friend’s house.” [Hist, of Yates County — Cleveland .] For much of the data pertaining to the families of Melchior Wagener and his descendants who settled in New York State, the Editor is indebted to Mr. George S. Sheppard of Penn Yan, N. Y.[192- 77], who kindly put at the Editor’s disposal all data that he had collected on this branch of the Wagener family. Mr. Sheppard spent many years in gathering the material and without the aid of these“Shep- pard Manuscripts” it would have been impossible to complete these early family records. For the services of Melchior Wagener in the Revolution, and also for other facts concerning his life, credit is due Mrs. Ethel (Jlickman) Righter [192-304], who has spent much time in searching the records of that period. List of Absentees on Muster Days in the 5th Battalion of Phila. Co. Militia, commanded by Col. Robert Curry, under the direction of Col. Arch. Thompson, Sub-Lieut., late deceased, for the year 1777. 8th Company — commanded by Capt. Abraham Wentz. Melchior Waggoner — 6 days’ fine, £l. 12s. 6d. [Pa. Archives , 3rd Ser., Vol. V, p 734-] Melchior Wagener was a delegate to the Provincial Convention of Pennsylvania, held in Philadel¬ phia, Jan. 23, 1775. [Pa. Archives , 2nd Ser., Vol. Ill, p 592. \ The following data copied from a paper belonging to Eleanor Rapp Gilbert [192-210], regarding the family of Melchior Wagener, give a number of variations in dates: “Melchior Wagner born Dec. 4, 1725; died October, 1787; married Gertrude Wagner, born Aug. 15, 1725; died Aug. 17, 1798. “Susanna Wagener, daughter of Melchior and Gertrude Wagener was born June 4, 1750; died Aug. 31, 1817. “Peter Souplis (now Suplee), married Susanna Wagener. Peter Suplee died Jan. 24, 1778, aged 33 years. “Peter Suplee, Jr., son of Peter Suplee and Susanna Wagener was born one month after the death of his Father Feb. 8, 1778, and died April 15, 1859. Peter Suplee married Hannah Eastburn who was born Jan. 8, 1782. “Margaretta Suplee, daughter of Peter and Hannah Eastburn Suplee was born Feb. 10, 1811. Died Sept. 4, 1883. Married Joseph Hallowell Rapp. “The above I have had since a child, and copied from a Bible belonging to my great Aunt Hannah Suplee Rees. The Bible formerly belonged to her Father, Peter Suplee, Jr.” Some Land Transactions By Melchior Wagener “Melchior Waggoner yeoman bought of Adam Painter tanner of Schepack and Ann his wife in 1762, 254 acres 18 perches consideration £300. — Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of Cornelius Tyson, William Hendricks, Gossen Schragen, Feb. 18, 1763.” “Anthony Hollman Worcester, blacksmith and Sarah his wife to Malchior Waggoner same place yeoman £495 — 100 acres.” “Beginning at a post for a corner in a line with Jacob Renners by Melchior Waggner’s other land — Christopher Reinwalt— Frederick Zerfoos — * * * Dentoni Gall Monne (Seal) Sarah Hallman (Seal) — Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of us Hance Supplee, Adam Painter, April 8, 1762.” “Melchir Wagoner” was a taxable in Hereford Twp., Berks Co., Pa., in 1758. “In 1762 Melchior Wagoner bought one hundred acres of land and buildings in the eastern corner of Worcester Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., formerly owned by William Roberts, who probably bought it of Isaac Norris in 1715. In 1754 this tract was sold by Cornelius Tyson to Anthony Hallman. — Melchior Wagoner also bought seventy-nine and one-half acres in the same year of Uriah Painter. For both farms Wagoner paid £795. He was the owner during the Revolution and remained there the’rest of his life, dying in 1784. He married a non-Schwenkfelder, Gertrude Steyer.” [Edward Matthews.) Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1439 Will of Melchior Wagener [The original will and papers of Melchior Wagener are in file No. 7289, Norristown, Pa. The date of death did not appear on the index nor immediately with the papers. The will was proved November 29, 1784, and is transcribed in Will Book No. 1, page 9. An inventory was filed November 29, 1784; and an account of the disposition of the estate was filed February 2, 1787. The name of the daughter’s, Susanna’s, husband is Philip Clumberg. About one-fourth of a page of the original will is missing, and a few words were also missing by portions of the paper being torn off in other places. Appearances indicate that the will was very much handled in its time.] “Be it known to all whom it may Concern that I Melchior Wagener of Worcester Township in the County of Philadelphia Yoeman am weakly in Body but of sound disposing Mind and Memory thanks be to God, Do make and Ordain this my Last Will and Testament in manner following, that is to say: First I Recomend my Soul in the hands of my Redeemer Jesus Christ, and my body to the Earth, to be buried after a Christian manner. And as for my World¬ ly Goods and Effects I give and dispose the same in manner following; First 1 will that all my just Debts, Funeral Charges, with the Probate hereof be duly satisfied and paid out of my personal Estate by my Executors. Item I will that my Family and their successors, Shall freely assist with a proportionable part for mending and keeping the grave yard fence where my Relation is buried in good Repair as long as they can, Item T give unto Rosina Weegener if she Survives me the Sum of Six pounds, And to be paid her Six months after my decease, in hard money, and to Ann Weeg¬ ener Christopher Weegners Widow, the Sum of Six pounds to be deducted out of a Note of twelve pounds due to me from her. Item I give and devise the Sum of Forty pounds to and for the use of the Poor of the Schwenckfelders re¬ siding within this and the next Counties, to be paid in the hands of their Overseers for the time being within 12 months. Item, I give to my Wife Gertraut my Bedsted with the usual Beddings and Furniture my Cloath Press and Walnut drawers, with what is in it Suitable for her use, a Spinning wheel an arm chair and three other chairs at her choice, and so much of other goods as She may Chuse to the Value of Ten pounds at the appraisement. Item I give to my Son David my Berleburger Bible in 4 Volumnes. Item I give to my Daughter Anna formost also The Sum of Fifty pounds hard money to be paid to her within a year after my decease. I also give to her her Bedsted with the new Beddings and furniture made for her, her new case of drawers with what is in it belonging to her, the best Spinning wheel and best new Sadie. Item, I give and Devise to my Son David Wagener, All my Lands and Tenements Situate in Worcester Township above- said where I now live on, Containing in two Deeds One hundred and Seventy nine acres (new page) nine acres and a half, with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging. To hold to him his Heirs and assigns forever, and that at the price and Value of Twelve hundred pounds hard money, The Sum of Four hundred and Fifty pounds David or his Successor shall keep in his hands, for a sufficient yearly maintenance for my wife Gertraut to live in my said dwelling house if and where she Chuseth with all necessaries of Victualing and fire wood convenient got for her during her life And my Son David had of me before at Sundry times as you will find by bond and Bills the Sum of Three hundred Seventy two pound, of which he shal be charged for three hundred pounds the Seventy two and what he had before of me I give him gratis And all the Remainder of my Estate not yet divided I order to be sold at a publick Sale, at a convenient time after my De¬ cease And the sale thereof the seven hundred and fifty pounds of the place and all other my personal Estate not yet divided, I give and dispose the Same as followeth. Of which I give to my daughter Susanna now wife of Philip Clum¬ berg the Sum of Twenty five pounds hard money, to be paid to her soon after the decease of her said Husband which is to be in full of her Share Portion and H eirship out of my whole Estate both Real and Personal but if he said Clum¬ berg Should Survive her, then I give the Said Twenty five pounds to both her Children Rachel and Peter Supplee as they come of age Share alike, with the Interest that can be got for it. She is not to be charged for the time and what she had while she lived with me. And all the remainder of my whole Estate not yet divided of my Personal Estate I give one Equal third part thereof to my Said Son David Wagener, And one Equal third part thereof I give to my son Jacob Wagener, which his whole Share Shal be in my Executors hands kept, to Save it for a Sufficient yearly maintenance, for him, as his Circumstance and Condition of Sense and understanding is not at all times Sufficient to make the best use of it for him self, if Interest can be got for it, will be so much the better at five prCt. And to my Youngest Daughter Anna I give one Equal third part thereof. And what I herein left the four hundred and fifty pounds, for the Use and maintenance of my Wife if and When She Should happen to die Whatsoever She may then leave behind her as Well as the Said Four hundred and fifty pounds, as other her Effects I give the Same to my three Children David, Jacob, and Anna Share alike. And if my Said Children Should after the Decease of Said Philip Clumberg find in Want of A living, My Said Daughter Susanna, I would Request them to assist her jointly, that she may not suffer. My Sons Davids Share in my whole Estate both Real and Personal Shal be first deducted with reasonable Costs and Expenses, and then he Shal pay one hundred pounds yearly good hard money of what he will be in Debt to his brother Jacob and Sister, Anna besides the yearly maintenance of his mother; who he Shal not let Suffer anything she wants in Reason. Divide in Peace, live in Peace, that you may Die in Peace, is my last wish and desire. And lastly I Constitute and Appoint my said Son David Wagener, and my Trusty friend Abraham Kreeble Senior of Towamencin to be my sole Executors or the Survivor of them of this my Last Will and Testament Revoking all former Wills and Bequests by me heretofore made, Ratifying and Confirming this and no other (to the true Intent and meaning hereof) to be my Last Will and Testament, In Testimony whereof I the Said Melchior Wagener have hereunto Set my own hand and Seal the Seventh day of February in the year of our Lord One thousand Seven hundred and Eighty four, 1784.’’ “Signed Sealed and Published by the said ) Melchior Wagener, as his Last Will and “Melchior Wagener” (Seal) Testament, in the Presence of us the Subscribers. ) Owen Thomas Henry Urmy” 1440 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families The appraisement of the estate covers 4 foolscap sheets; the last item in the appraisement is as follows: “Medicines & Drugs of various kinds, many of them ould and much out of use, also a small still with its appendages & all the Bottles, Drawers, & other Shop Furniture together with a number of Ould medicinal Books & Manuscrips, some in English but chiefly in the Garman Languages. £60.” The value of the estate was £3145. 8s. 8d. Balance for distribution was £2738. 7s. 2d. [192-3a] SUSANNA WAGNER (WAGENER), b June 4, 1750; d Aug. 31, 1817; dau Melchior and Gertrude (Steyer) Wagener [192-2]; m 1st time, Mar. 6, 1774, PETER SUPPLEE, SR., b Sept. 2, 1745; d at Valley Forge, Jan. 24, 1778; s Hance and Magdaline (De Haven) Supplee; buried in Bethel Cemetery, Worcester Twp., Pa., where a monument marks his grave. Children (2): [192-5] 1. Rachel, b Jan. 18, 1775; d Jan. 16, 1853; m Morris F. Sheppard. [192-6] 2. Peter, Jr., b Feb. 8, 1778; d Apr. 15, 1859; m Hannah Eastburn. Peter Supplee who married Susanna Wagener was the sixth child of Hance and Magdaline Supplee. He was born in Upper Merion Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. When the Revolutionary War broke out Peter Supplee was living with his wife on the old Supplee homestead in Worcester Twp., Pa. He volunteered as a soldier in the Revolutionary army and joined Capt. Charles Wilson Peale’s Company of Philadel¬ phia Militia. This company belonged to the 4th Battalion of the Phila. Reg. of Foot. Jacob and John Supplee, his younger brothers, were also soldiers in the Revolutionary War and served in the same company with Peter. Jacob was the twelfth and John the thirteenth child of the family. Peter Supplee died at Valley Forge on January 24, 1778; his remains were taken to Worcester and buried in the Bethel Cemetery. On November 28, 1903, a monument was erected over his grave by his descendants and bears the following inscription: “In memory of Peter Supplee, A Revolutionary Soldier, Born Sept. 2nd, 1745, Enlisted Sept. 12, 1777, Died whilst encamped at Valley Forge, January 24, 1778, A Martyr to Liberty.” Peter Supplee was a descendant of Andris Souplis, a soldier and officer in the French army, who arrived in Philadelphia in 1684. For further data concerning the Supplee family and for Peter Supplee’s service in the Revolution, vid. Biographical Annals of Montg. Co. (Pa.), Vol. II, p 351 sqq. [192-3b] SUSANNA (WAGENER) SUPPLEE, widow of Peter Supplee, Sr., m 2nd time, PHILIP CLUMBERG. Susanna Wagener Supplee and her daughter, Rachel, moved to Genesee Co., N. Y., sometime after the close of the Revolution, leaving her son, Peter, Jr., with his grandmother, Magdaline Supplee, at the old homestead in Worcester. Susanna is buried in the Sheppard lot in Penn Yan, N. Y . ; the name on the tombstone is given as Susanna Clanford; the names of her children buried here are also given as Clanford; furthermore, she and her children conveyed property under the name of Clanford that had been conveyed to her under the name of Clumberg. In the record of a deed of property given her by her brother, David, in 1799, her name is given as Susanna Clumberge. [George Sheppard, Penn Yan, N. F.] From the above data it would seem that Susanna Wagener was married three times, but no other data concerning this marriage have been found. The name of Srt. Philip Clumberg, Jr., is found in the list of Philadelphia Militia. This probably refers to the above named husband of Susanna (Wagener) Supplee. Children (2): 1. Rebecca, b 1783; d July 7, 1846. 2. John, b 1791; d Sept. 14, 1849. [192-4] DAVID WAGENER, b Jan. 25, 1752; d Aug. 26, 1799; s Melchior and Gertrude (Steyer) Wagener [192-2]; m Jan. 13, 1774, before Mr. Stringer of Philadelphia, REBECCA SUPPLEE, b Nov. 25, 1751; d Feb. 28, 1813; dau Hance and Magdaline (DeHaven) Supplee. David Wagener was Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1441 married in St. Paul’s Church, Phila. [Pa. Arch., 2nd Ser., Vol. I X, p J+75.\ The body of David Wagener was the first to be buried in Lake View Cemetery, Penn Yan, N. Y. [192-7a] 1 [192— 7b] I [192-8] [192—9] [192-10a] [192-1 Ob] [192-11] [192-12a] [ 1 92— 12b] [192—13] 1 Children (10): 1. Abraham, b Nov. 29, 1774; d May 21, 1853; m 1. Mary Castner. 2. Joanna Norris Edmandson. 2. Mary Magdalene, b Feb. 14, 1776; d Nov. 9, 1857; m Samuel Castner. 3. Anna, b Sept. 10, 1777; d Nov. 13, 1864; m Richard Henderson. 1. Elizabeth Dorman. 2. Alpha Wilkinson. 5. Elizabeth, b Aug. 27, 1780; d Dec., 1784. 6. David, b Apr. 27, 1783; d May 11, 1787, of small pox. 7. Rebecca, b Jan. 1, 1785; d May 1, 1787, of small pox. 8. Lament, b Nov. 13, 1787; d Sept. 14, 1835; m Avery Smith. 4. Melchior, b Jan. 31, 1779; m 9. Rachel, b Sept. 11, 1789; d Feb. 22, 1832; m 1. Seeley. 2. Sherman Lee. 10. Rebecca, b Feb. 1, 1794; d Jan. 14, 1855; m George Shearman. “David Wagner in addition to inheriting his father’s farm in Worcester became the owner of another farm across the road from where he lived. In 1901 this farm was owned by James Cassel, and was tenanted by Irwin Evans. This was one of the oldest dwellings in Worcester, and was a stone farm house, the datestone having the inscription ‘Erected in 1733 by H. S. [Hance Supplee].’ “In 1781 the farm was conveyed by Andrew and Abraham Supplee to David Waggoner. In 1788 David Waggoner conveyed the same to Anna Waggoner and removed to the Genesee country in western New York. In 1792 Anna Waggoner, then of Jerusalem, Ontario Co., N. Y., through her attorney, Barnabus Bunn, sold the same in two parts. The larger part comprising 149% acres was sold to Benjamin Weber, and the smaller part or northern corner to Mordecai Jones; this latter part was included in what was recently known as the ‘Berks and Frick’ farms. “According to Hance Supplee who was born in 1768, a council of war was held on the Cassel farm the day before the Battle of Germantown, of which he as a boy ten years of age was an eye witness. According to his story Gen. Nathaniel Greene had his headquarters near the house of Magdalena Supple, the boy’s grandmother, with whom he lived, near the Skippack road, Washington’s army being encamped in the neighborhood. Mr. Supplee stated that on October second he saw General Washington call on General Greene and that they had a long talk by themselves. The next day Washington called again with other officers on foot and mounted, and they went into the meadow. Forming a semi-circle they faced General Washington holding their swords in front of their faces. They stayed in this position for quite a long time, after which each officer went to his command, General Greene coming into the house and going to his room. The soldiers were encamped on the surrounding hills. “The next morning not a soldier nor officer could be seen, but sounds of guns could be heard, as the Battle of Germantown was being fought. In the afternoon the soldiers were seen coming up the Skippack road in full retreat and were in a demoralized condition. At times they would travel very slowly, seeming ready to give out; then a report would come that they were being pursued by the British, and they would again go on a full run. A trooper was riding along up the road with a foot soldier riding behind, both on one horse. When opposite to where the boy stood, the hindmost soldier dropped off, but the cavalryman rode on as if he did not notice the loss of his companion. The foot soldier was found to be dead, having been shot through the body, and he was buried in the field by the roadside on the Supplee farm. The grandmother’s horses were taken to help on the retreat. The boy was sent to bring the horses back, but they were retained until the next day when they were returned safely. “The boy described General Washington as a large heavy man, over six feet tall, with a dignified look, his face slightly marked with small pox. He said he heard that General Lee misbehaved himself at Monmouth and previous to that was not liked by his soldiers. “The above narrative was told in 1844 by Hance Supplee to his grandson, Thomas R. Supplee.” [Edward Matthews.] “On October 19, 1782, Jemima Wilkinson came to the home of David Wagener where she found a credulous and ready welcome among the Germans of that neighborhood, and Wagener became infatu¬ ated with her, she making her home at both of his farms. She and her followers lived at his expense till it is said they nearly ate him out of house and home. 1442 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families “In 1797 David Wagener sold his abandoned farm in Worcester to David Styer of Whitpain. “Abraham Wagener, the younger brother, also removed to western New York, buying land upon the present site of the village of Penn Yan, and becoming very wealthy. “Joseph Supplee, son of Samuel Supplee, who was a grandson of Hance Supplee, paid a visit to the home of Abraham Wagener, his uncle, in Penn Yan in the fall of 1831, traveling the entire distance of more than two hundred and fifty miles on foot in seven days. With a companion he started from Montgomery Square, Montg. Co., Pa., on November 11, arriving at their destination on November 17. He returned in the spring on horseback. Mr. Supplee also made a trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo and wrote an interesting account, the manuscript of which was still extant a few years ago.” [Edward Matthews.} David Wagener [From an article published in “The Yates County Chronicle” in the year 1870] “David Wagener, the common ancestor of the Wagener family of Yates County, was the son of ‘Melchoir and Gertraut’ Wagener, and was born in the township of Worcester, County of Philadelphia, in the State of Pennsylvania, on the 13th day of January, 1752. (O. S.) From a partial autobiography in his own handwriting, a copy of which has been kindly furnished to the Yates County Historical Society, it appears that his family was a good and reputable one in those parts; that he resided with his father until about seventeen years of age, and as he says, ‘was brought up as a farmer’s son, and had no more learning than to scarcely read and write the German and English languages.’ ‘About this time,’ he says, ‘also came the people called Methodists by whom I was greatly alarmed, as also many more in the neighborhood,’ and he speaks of opposition of parents and friends to his attendance upon the preaching of those early and earnest disciples of John Wesley. The opposition seems to have resulted in his going to Baltimore. This was about the year 1772. ‘When I came to Philadelphia,’ he continues, ‘the way seemed not open to go to New York, but a way was opened Southward. In a few days I set out for Baltimore, and I arrived with some danger on the waters, but was preserved; found no one in my travels that was any comfort to me until I had found in the city of Baltimore some of the people called Methodists, with whom I had great satisfaction. I was in this place about three months, in which time I was made to believe it was right for me to partake of the ancient ordinance in Gospel terms, and was baptized with water by one of the aforesaid ministers. But it was no essential part with me at that time nor is it yet, after which I had also a right to the Lord’s Supper, so called, which I also carefully and as I thought faithfully observed, and partook of often; but it also was not the bread & waters of life to my soul, as many believed it to be; there was still something greater than that I looked for; and could not find by all my seeking and doing, although I rose often comforted and strengthened to go yet forwards and not rest short of the true and living way which I thought was attainable. In this place I met with many tryals, also some of my friends would have me tarry. My father enquired much where I might be, and at length heard where I was. He soon sent a message after me, with letters of invitation to me to come home and live with him, promising Liberty to me if I came. Being overprevailed by his proffers, and also the advise of my friends here, I consented to return. My particular friends here were the ministers of the aforesaid people, which were Joseph Gilmor, John Ken — , Robert Williams, John Bordman, and Robert Strawbridge, by whom I was baptised.’ In the year 1774, he married at Philadelphia, Rebecca Supplee, daughter of Hans Supplee. Referring to this event he says : ‘When the Lord saw that the reign was given to the lust of flesh and the pride of life he provided a companion for me of an honest, reputable family, who were also taken with the doctrine of the people called Methodists, of the name of Supplee, one of whose daughters was for me it appears, and after the acquaintance and so-called courtship of near four years, we were married to¬ gether according to the custom of the Episcopal church order by one Mr. Stringer of the city; then was the common saying made manifest after having taken a wife, therefore I cannot come. The Love and Duty that should have been given to the Lord was given to a loving wife . ’ For some years the worthy and excellent pioneer settler of the town of Milo had been attracted by the quiet and unobstrusive piety of the Friends, then numerous and powerful in Pennsylvania, of whom he remarks: T had to seek yet further again, and found the principles of the once renowned people by the living God, called Quakers, to be nearest to the Scripture truths as I had been favored to understand them.’ And now, in year 1782, there came from Rhode Island to Philadelphia, with a retinue of Friends, an illustrious lady, Jemima Wilkinson, ‘The Public Universal Friend,’ who soon afterwards became the pioneer leader, whose mission it was to open the wilderness which then covered the soil of Yates County, and lead in the conversion of its forest-clad hills and valleys, threaded only by the Indian trail, into abodes of comfort and plenty. Concerning this visit David Wagener writes as follows: Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1443 ‘In the year 1782, ye 19th of ye 8th mo., came to my house in Worcester, The Public Universal Friend, accompanied by Thomas Hathaway, William Potter and his son Arnold and daughter, also William Turpin and Sarah Brown, from New England, Rhode Island State, all as entire strangers in this part of the world. They appeared as a people that feared God and worked Righteousness, and had the living Gospel of Jesus Christ among them, to deliver to the inhabitants of the world.’ This appears to have been the first visit of the Friend to Philadelphia. ‘The said Universal Friend tarried three days at my house, and had two public meetings at the Bethel meeting house. A great concourse of people attended; the power of the Gospel was effectual to the conversion of all that heard . ’ He says but a few followed, that his love towards the Friend was great, and ‘after the end of those days continuing with us, the Friend returned towards New England again and I accompanied them to Bethelehem and East-town, near on to fifty miles north from my house.’ The effect of the Friend’s discourses on his mind was decided and powerful. Referring to them he says: ‘When I heard the Gospel’s Trump sound, I knew it was the true sound, and that it was with great power from on high, even to the convincing and converting of souls that heard and obeyed the counsel delivered.’ In 1784 the Friend again visited Philadelphia, the record being as follows: ‘In the 8th mo., 1784 had knowledge of the Universal Friend and Ab’m Dayton, Eliz’s Holmes, Arnold Potter and Sarah Brown being in the city. Went down to see and hear them wdth renewed satisfaction. After a few days the Friend and all came to my house and had public meetings at my house and several other places and multitudes of hearers attended, truly such as never was known amongst us, but also many hearers, but very few doers. At this time I had opportunity of conversing and improving my much respected Friend, of whom I had heard the truth and the whole counsel of the Lord declared.’ Here the autobiographical sketch of the early life of David Wagener, written by himself at Worcester in or about the year 1787, closes, and this part of his history cannot be more feelingly supple¬ mented than in the following authentic letter from the Friend. The almost apostolic solemnity and fervent piety of this letter with the sinking of self and the exaltation of the love, power and majesty of the Deity, are of themselves sufficient to dissipate a host of calumnies and falsehoods with which ignorance or prejudiced bigotry have sought to cover the life and memory of the Friend.” “South Kingston, ye 17th of ye 9th mo. 1787 “The Universal Friend to David Wagener sendeth greeting: “This comes with my love to thee and thy family. O do, dear soul, haste, Escape for thy Life; up! get thee out of this place for the Lord will destroy it; tarry not in all the plains of Sodom for there is no place there for soul to sit down to rest in. Never take up satisfied with anything short of that inward living and eternal substance, Christ within, the hope of glory. Pictures of Bread won’t satisfy the hungering soul; nothing but that Living Bread that has come down from Heaven can ever satisfy a soul that doth truly hunger and thirst after Righteousness. I don’t feel to be changed nor altered, but feel that same Love to Souls that are desiring to do well that I ever did; and so I in treat of thee for thy Soul’s sake to lay aside every weight and the sin that serves so easily to beset thee and run with patience the race set before thee, looking to Jesus, who is the author of faith, and if thou art faithful, will be the finisher of they Salvation I expect - will be the bearer of this. I send her in my name and stead; do receive her as thou would me, for whatsoever is done unto her, I shall look upon it done unto me. I have just received thy money fro the Boulting Cloth, and have sent it to thee. My love to thy wife and family and Anna, and all friends, and do well for one soul that thee may not lose thy reward, and watch and pray that thee enter not into temptation, saith the Universal Friend to David Wagener.” [Further biographical account of David Wagener , vid. ( 192-7a ).] Letter of David Wagener to the Schwenkfelder Society “Worcester, 21 of Dec., 1788“ “Dear Soul: This Morning before the Break of Day as I lay on my bed and my mind was before the Lord the God of heaven and Earth, thee and they Bretheren Came before the view" of my Mind [and the pure princibles that was held forth by the faithfull Caspr Swenkfeld through whome the Lord taught Some of your forefathers the way to Life and Glory and do now enjoy the fruits of their Labour] and the remembrance of the works and faith of your forefathers, I was induced to write to you. Yea I Say Nessesity is laid upon me to write to you to put you in remembrance of the works of the Lord thro your Faithfull once in their day and time of Vissitation from on high who faithfully bore the reprotchfull persecution of the enemys of the Lord and his people in their Day, and of which Some of you are yet living witness this day and have endevoured to follow on in the way of holiness, untill you have become Rich and full, and Conformed yourselves to the Customs this wiked Generation wdth whom the God of heaven is offended in the highest 1444 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Degree, in so much that yea are Deemed Honourable in their Sight and amongst them your Religious Performances are of little Value or Weight amongst the wicked People that the Enemy of all Good is not the least offended with you but is at perfect peace with you, and you do not precieve these things and dont Consider that they which live in the favour of the Lord and walk in his ways faithfully in this Day and Generation do suffer like persecution as well as your fathers in their Day and Generation, Therefore lift up your head, and look about you and See If there be a people in this Day time that Suffer like reproatchfull persecution, and know what the Lord is about for to do on the Earth, Be assured that the Lord is About to gather a people to himself in our Day and Generation a peculiar people that will Serve him in the beauty of Holiness, yea the Promised People amongst whom He will Manifest himself and be their God and Dwell with them even on this Earth and they Shall be his people and he will be their God and reign with them a lOOOd years, Be asurd Dear Souls the fullnis of the time is Come, the Prophisies of the Lord are Surely fulfilling [we do know it] of the Great and terible Judgments of God, whose wrath is full and he will avenge himself of his ad¬ versaries and Make an Utter end of Sin and Unrighteousness on the whole face of the Earth, and bring in and Establish an Undesturbed Righteousnes on the face of the Whole Earth the Great Work is begun and going on the Universal World and few their be that have eves to See or Ears to hear or a heart to Understand and know the Great and Strange Work of the Lord that he will do in our Day Altho a man declare it unto them as the Lord Spake by his Servants to the Prophets, Now Dear Souls the Lord is willing to reclaim you again and Manifest himself amongst you as in old time amongst your fathers, but on no other terms at all no new way no New Gosple nor on no other Condition but by Repentance and faith in Jesus Christ who is Still the Saviour of his people as aforetime, and as the Lord hath Set his Hand the second time to recover his people Israel, I do desire that you Should know it, and not let the day of Visita¬ tion pass away unknown to you and you be left on the barren Mountain to perish and Die the Eternal Death wilst you may live the eternal life and rejoice in God with the lamb and the Saints who will get the victory, know also that you must Sease from your own works and lay aside the order and work of Man in the transgressing Nature and become re¬ newed in heart and Mind or else there can be no room in the Heart for the work of the Lord know of of a truth that the Lord will teatch his People himself in this Day and that by his Spirit within the Heart and how my My Friends Can the Lord teatch us if we will not put away the teatching of one another according to Human Learning know yet not the letter killeth but t he Spirit maketh alive. I fear Greatly it hath been the Case too much with your present Generation, they have the letteral Gosple, and Nothing of the Power of God and the Opperation of his Spirit upon your Souls and have need to enquire for the word of the Lord which Came to the Fathers of Old which caused them to fear and tremble greatly in the Presents of the Lord and under the Operative power of the Spirit of God who know that the Gosple of Jesus Christ was the power of God unto Salvation to them that obed it and it is the Same to me this Day and O that it were to you also and to all people Sure I am they would Sease from their own works or Performances and wait on and for the Lord to Speak pray or Sing and would only Move in his the Lord' time and then their worship would be excepted being according to his Holy Order in Spirit and in the truth. Once more I Say lift up your head, look about and See, If yea may See and know the times and the Great Destruction that Determined on the whole race of man that resteth in Sin and wickednes And that there’s a High Way Cast up for the tranformed once to walk in and make their escape out of the overthro of the wicked and that there’s a place provided on Earth for the Righteous to hide them¬ selves a little Season untill these Calamities be overpast, I have much to Say but little time to convey to your Idea the Mercies of which I have been favoured with from on high, and If they Should be Idle tales to you because they come from So mean an Instrument, I shall be escused having done My Errand, farewell Saith your Friend in the truth - David Wagener To The Swenkfeld Society.” {Copied from a Manuscript furnished by Mrs. Carrie E. White [192-155].) Jemima Wilkinson. The story of the career of Jemima Wilkinson is one of the interesting phases connected with the history of the David Wagener Family. So many stories are current concerning the life and activities of this remarkable woman that it is difficult to determine the exact status of her actions or her influence upon the communities in which she dwelt. Various biographies of Jemima Wilkinson, the “Universal Friend,” and the society which she formed are to be found in the libraries. So many diverse stories are told by these biographers that it is difficult at this time to conclude how much is fanciful and how much is real fact. Perhaps the most reliable account is to be found in “Memoirs of the Wilkinson Family,” by Rev. Israel Wilkinson, 1869, though other accounts will be found in Cleveland’s “History of Yates County, N. Y.,” and “Jemima Wilkinson” by Hudson. Jemima Wilkinson, daughter of Jeremiah and Elizabeth (Whipple) Wilkinson was born Nov. 29, 1752, in Cumberland, R. I., and died July 1, 1819, in Jerusalem, Yates County, N. Y. Jemima was the eighth of twelve children, and was always noted for her singular characteristics. When she was about eighteen years of age a religious excitement in Providence County, R. I., caused by the preaching of the distinguished George Whitfield, made a serious impression upon the mind of Jemima. She seemed to have been transformed into a serious, plain contemplative recluse. Casting aside her fine apparel and secluding herself from her gay companions, and public and private parties, she spent her time in attending religious meetings and sought the company of those who were seriously inclined. About 1775 a fever broke out in the town of Cumberland and attacked the Wilkinson family. Jemima exerted herself to help care for the sick; by constant exposure she was brought under the terrible influence of the disease and for a long time her life was despaired of. One night suddenly about twelve o’clock she rose from her bed and demanded her clothes, having been in a trance for half an hour, lying motionless and apparently breathless. This sudden recovery surprised her attendants, but as she had previously pretended to see visions and had recounted to others the wonderful revelations that had been made to Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1445 her, they were not alarmed. But now she claimed she had died and had been raised from the dead, that her carnal existence was ended and that henceforth her life was to be spiritual and divine; that she was no longer “Jemima Wilkinson,” but had been re-animated by the spirit and power of Jesus Christ, and had become a friend of all mankind and was hereafter to be known as the “Universal Friend.” She now claimed to be endowed with power of prophecy and of performing miracles. Having secured her clothing she immediately got up, knelt by her bedside and prayed, and from that time forward went about in as good health as she usually enjoyed, only somewhat feeble and emaciated as a result of what she had undergone. Hudson says, she feigned sickness and then told a long absurd story about foolish tricks she played on her watchers. The fact is, that her recovery was sudden, and that she had been very ill. The Sab¬ bath following, against the remonstrances of her friends, she went to church and at the close of the ser¬ vices addressed the congregation under a shade tree in the churchyard. From this time forward she began holding meetings, studying the Bible, and quoting it with great ease. The fame of her eloquence spreading to other towns, she was invited to go abroad and preach. She made circuits throughout New England and various stories are current regarding her assertions that she was able to perform miracles. Wherever she went she made proselytes; very frequently they were men of influence and high standing in society. In 1780 at Kingston, R. I., it is stated that Judge Potter became an en¬ thusiastic and devoted follower, and that he built a large addition to his already spacious mansion, containing fourteen rooms and bedrooms. Her influence controlled his entire household, including the servants and the income of his great estate. She made his home her headquarters for about six years. It is stated that Judge Potter was her principal agent in procuring land for her in the state of New York, where she later built a Friends’ settlement. In the summer of 1782 she went to Philadelphia attended by a few followers. Abraham Supplee, a Methodist preacher and brother of the wife of David Wagener, lived in Worcester, Montgomery County, Pa.; having heard Jemima preach in the city of Phila. a number of times, he invited her and her companions to his house in Worcester. She accepted his invitation and it is stated that she sometimes had an audience of two thousand people to hear her preach. David Wagener attended these meetings and became interested in her discourses; a disagree¬ ment taking place between Abraham Supplee and the “Universal Friend,” David Wagener invited her to his house, and he and his wife became devoted friends and followers. Various stories are told concerning the career of Jemima Wilkinson while she remained at Wagener’s house. Space forbids rehearsing more than one or two or these tales as told by Hudson. He states that Jemima Wilkinson arrived in Worcester in December, 1787; that she was followed by officers to search for stolen property, part of which was found. She fled by night with Wagener’s horse and wagon, reaching Bushkill Creek, seventy miles away, where she was overtaken the next morning. During the last residence of Jemima in Worcester, she and her household subsisted entirely upon David Wagener’s means, and he became involved in debt. “His property was dissipated, his business deranged, and he himself was loaded with debts which he could not discharge without sacrificing his real estate which consisted of three very large and valuable farms in a high state of cultivation and capable of yielding a handsome revenue. After striving for three years to redeem his shattered fortune he at length sank under the pressure of his embarrassments. He disposed of all his property, and with the little pittance that remained after paying his debts, followed Jemima to the Land of Promise, ‘Jerusalem,’ this being the name of the place where she settled, near the head of the West Branch of Crooked Lake, about twelve miles west of Seneca Lake. “During the last sixteen years of Jemima’s life she was involved in a continuous series of litigations and died July 1, 1819. She at one time had a domestic named Anna Styer, who sometime after joining the society became partially deranged and committed suicide. Her friend, Mr. Wagener, was probably one of the most obedient and devoted disciples in her whole train.” [ Hudson.] In 1798 David Wagener, disposed of his property in Worcester and settled in Yates County, N. Y., and became a member of the New Jerusalem colony founded by Jemima. One story current is that David Wagener himself drove with his family and Jemima Wilkinson from Worcester to what is now Penn Yan, N. Y., in his carriage. An old carriage is still exhibited (1920) in Penn Yan which is called the “Jemima Wilkinson carriage,” owned and preserved by G. H. Remer. It is stated that this is the carriage in which Mr. Wagener drove Jemima to New York. Tradition also states that when Wagener started from Worcester he went out in his orchard, cut a branch from an apple tree to use as a whip when driving his horses; and that when he arrived in New York, he stuck this stick in the ground, which grew into an apple tree from which was developed the Wagener apple. Impossible as this story is, the fact is that the Wagener apple was propagated by his son, Abraham Wagener. For the history of the Wagener apple, see “Apples of New York,” pages 354-356, a publication of the New York State Agricul¬ tural Society. 1440 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfeldf.r Families In this lake country Jemima Wilkinson and her followers founded New Jerusalem, the Land of Promise, where she proposed establishing an asylum for the oppressed where they could worship God under their own “vine and fig tree” with no one to molest them or make them afraid. Followers from New England and Pennsylvania congregated at this place and later established the town of Penn Yan. Although it is stated that Jemima ruined Mr. Wagener, Judge Potter and other wealthy men, the fact that they followed her to New Jerusalem, where they became the first men of the county in wealth, influence, and respectability, does not bear out these statements. Here a log house was first built for her; later on a large gable-roofed house was erected which was said to be the first frame house built in western New York, and which was still standing in recent years. It is stated that fourteen thousand acres were purchased for the colony at twenty-five cents an acre. Troubles arising, law suits followed, and the latter part of her life was devoted to defending these law suits, and the colony disintegrated. Although Jemima had her maids of honor, or her “two witnesses” as she called them, she gave the names of ancient prophets to some of her followers. In our day she probably would be called a spiritual¬ ist or a clairvoyant, and there is no doubt that she wielded a tremendous influence over the groups of people with whom she came in contact. Her will disposed of her property by giving it, both real estate and personal, to the friends who remained faithful to her, and not to the descendants of those who first gave it to her or enabled her to acquire this property, much to the dissatisfaction and disgust of these same descendants. [192-5] RACHEL SUPPLEE, b Jan. 18, 1775; d Jan. 16, 1853; dau Peter and Susanna (Wagener) Supplee [192-3a]; m Oct. 22, 1801, MORRIS F. SHEPPARD, b Nov. 28, 1774; d Nov. 18, 1846; s Moses Sheppard of Germantown, Phila., Pa. Mr. Sheppard settled in Penn Yan, N. Y., in 1801, and was a member of the N. Y. Assembly from 1828 to 1830. [192-14a] [192-14b] [192-14c] [192-15] [192-16] [192-17] Children ( 5 ): 1. Jane A. Black. 1. George A., b Sept. 11, 1802; d Feb. 25, 1874; m 2. Anna Pettibone. 3. Antoinette Bradley. 2. Sarah F., b July 26, 1804; d Oct. 5, 1849; m Eli Sheldon. 3. John S., b June 18, 1806; d Mar. 2, 1828; unm. 4. Charles Clement, b June 10, 1808; d Jan. 17, 1888; m Jane W. Bradley. 5. Susanna, b Feb. 26, 1812; d July 28, 1842; m Myron Cole. [192-6] PETER SUPLEE, JR., b Feb. 8, 1778; d Apr. 15, 1859; d Peter and Susanna (Wagener) Supplee [192-3a]; m 1799, HANNAH EASTBURN of Upper Merion, Montg. Co., Pa.; b Jan. 8, 1782. Peter Suplee was living in Schuylkill Twp., Chester Co., Pa., on Jan. 23, 1851, with wife and daughter, Hannah. Children (11): 1. Rachel, b Aug. 21, 1799; d 1807. [192-18] 2. Samuel, b Apr. 27, 1801; d Apr. 21, 1872; in Catharine Rinewalt. [192—19] 3. Cadwalader Evans, b July 30, 1804; d Jan. 23, 1882; m Catharine Jones. 4. Benjamin, b Nov. 5, 1806; d 1807. [192-20] 5. Horatio J., b Nov. 8, 1808; d Nov. 1, 1876; in Elizabeth Kennedy. [192-21] 6. Margaretta, b Feb. 10, 1811; d Sept. 4, 1883; m Joseph H. Rapp. [192-22] 7. Silas G., b May 19, 1813; d 1906; m Sarah Cleaver. [192-23] 8. Susanna, b Aug. 18, 1815; d Mar. 26, 1860; m Samuel Newton Rowland. [192-24b] } 9- Pet6r’ b DeC< 23, 1817; d 1852 (?); m { 2 EKZabeth Kennedy- [192-25] 10. Hannah E., b June 19, 1822; d Dec. 25, 1871; m John Rees. [192-26] 11. Abigail Eliza, b Dec. 4, 1824; d Apr. 5, 1909; m William Robinson Kennedy. Letter of Peter Supplee to Rachel Sheppard [Copied from Sheppard Ms.] Charlestown, Chester County, Oct. 17, 1823. "Dear Sister: I am favored once more with an opportunity of writing a few lines to you. I feel very happy to hear from Lena Castner that you and your family were all in good health, and all our connections in your country seem to same in¬ estimable blessing. Your poor unworthy brother has suffered very much this two years past under the afflictive hand of providence. Last fall was a year I took the fever and again the 1st October and it continued with me till the 10th of February, then I was taken with the Typhus billious fevers which brought me nearly to the verge of the grave but Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1447 blessed be the name of the Lord he has delivered me through all my troubles and diseases and I still remain one of the monuments of his Mercy. I would wish to be resigned and say Lord thy will be done, I have been some sick this fall but am now in the recovery but feel very weak, whilst writing this letter. I would wish you to write to me what the profits of our land amounts to yearly and whether our land is divided from John’s with a good fence and whether the land is getting better or worse. I think if Brother Morris has a chance of selling the land at a tolerable good price, we had better agree to sell it together and not divide at all. I think you had best buy me out it will be valuable some day being so near the County town. Please to answer this as convenient. We all join in sending our respects to you, Brother Morris and family. Don’t forget to give our respects to Aunt Ann, Aunt Mary, LTncle Joe, all our relations. No more at present. “Address: Rachel Sheppard Pan Yan.” Your Brother Peter Supplee” [192-7a] ABRAHAM WAGENER, 5 Nov. 29, 1774; d May 21, 1853;s David and Rebecca (Supplee) Wagener [192-4]; m May 26, 1796, MARY CASTNER, b Aug. 16, 1774; d June 3, 1811, in Ontario Co., N. Y.; dan Samuel and Mary (Linderman) Castner. Children (7): [192-27] 1. David, b Apr. 2, 1798; d Nov. 9, 1837; m Maria West. 2. Samuel, b Dec. 29 (28), 1799; d May 13, 1827. 3. Jacob, b Oct. 12 (7), 1801; d Oct. 12, 1802. 4. William, b June 28 (29), 1803; d Aug. 24, 1822. [192-28] 5. Mary, b Dec. 7, 1805; d Mar. 23, 1897; m Uriah Hanford. [192-29] 6. Charles, b Dec. 16, 1807; d Aug. 3, 1885; m Ann Elizabeth McKeon. 7. George, b Apr. 22 (May 20), 1810; d Mar. 22, 1812 (1822). [192— 7b] ABRAHAM WAGENER, same as above, m 2nd time, 1811, JOANNA (NORRIS) ED- MANDSON, b Apr. 3, 1781; d Jan. 16, 1854; widow of Francis Edmandson, and dau Henry and Ann (Howard) Norris. Children ( 6 ): [192-30] 1. Abraham N., b Oct. 19, 1812; d Apr. 26, 1853; m Rebecca Barse. [192—31 ] 2. George, b Dec. 19, 1814; d Sept. 5, 1886; m Adelia I. Page. 3. Annette, b May 18 (July 18), 1817; d Mar. 10, 1822. 4. Henrietta, b Nov. (Sept) 10, 1819; d May 13 (14), 1822. [192-32] 5. Henry N., b July 5, 1822; d July 15, 1883; m Mary A. Leaman. [192-33] 6. Henrietta Joanna, b July 25, 1824; d Mar. 1, 1908; m George P. Monell. Abraham Wagener and the First Settlement of Penn Yan [From the Dundee Record, January 14, 1852: Courtesy of Samuel Castner, Phila.] “The Wagener family is a very ancient one, and its branches may be found in several States of the Union, and in our own State of New York, where it is distinguished by the omission of a letter, being written as Wagener or Wagner. Abraham Wagener was born on the 29th day of November, 1774, in the town of Norriton, Mont¬ gomery County Pennsylvania, sixteen miles north of Philadelphia, and is consequently now in the 78th year of his age. His father, David Wagener, was a respectable farmer, and became in his own state one of the followers of the celebrated Jemima Wilkinson, and a member of the Society of Universal Friends, at an early period, and with that remarkable woman and her followers came to the State of New York, in the year 1791, and formed a settlement in the wilderness. The first location of the new society, was called the Friends Settlement, and was on the west bank of the Seneca Lake, in the south part of what is now called the town of Torrey, in the county of Yates. The new town was then called by the appro¬ priate name of Jerusalem, and embraced all the territory in the present county of Yates (excepting Starkey and Barrington) and was then part of the then unorganized county of Ontario. A grist-mill had been erected in the year 1790, on the outlet of the Crooked Lake, called the Friend’s mill, by James Parker, Abraham Dayton and Richard Smith, of which David Wagener, in 1791, became the owner of one half — and which continued for many years to be the only mill in the county — and was rather primitive in its construction; yet the mill house was the centre of business and the scene of the transaction of all the town and public affairs. 1448 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families The subject of this sketch came to the settlement [Jemima Wilkinson], in October, 1792, and has since resided for a period of sixty years in the now county of Yates. At the time of his arrival, the settle¬ ment embraced about sixty-two families, all of whom belonged to the Society of Friends, and the names of the heads of which we here give, as a matter of interest to all the readers of the Record: brothers Jemima Wilkinson, Hazard Potter, father of John Potter, who married Patience a sister of Jemima Wilkinson, Mercy Aldrich, a sister of Jemima Wilkinson, Sani’l Heartwell, married Elizabeth, sister of J. W. Benajah Botsford, married Deborah, sister of J. W., who, after her husband’s death, married Elijah Malm, Elijah Malin Enoch Malin of Rachel and Margaret Malin. Abraham Dayton, James Parker, Richard Smith, Benjamin Brown, Still living, Daniel Brown, Daniel Brown, Jr. Micajah Brown, Elisha Brown, Daniel Brown, of Ston- ington, grandfather of Alfred Brown, Silas Spink, Benedict Bobinson, Amos Guernsey, Amos Guernsey, Jr., daughter married John Mallory, Samuel Barnes, James Hathaway, Elsie Hazard, Stephen Card, Daughter married Geo. W. Llazard Jonathan and Reuben Sarah Reynolds, Martha Reynolds, Widow Gardner, sister of above Remington Kenyon, Elnathan Botsford, Abel Botsford, Jonathan Botsford, Elijah Botsford, Thomas Hathaway, Thomas Hathaway, Jr., Richard Hathaway, Peleg Briggs, Peleg Briggs, Jr., John Briggs, brother of David Briggs, of Milo Centre, John Lawrence, Anna Wagener, Jacob Wagener, David Wagener, Isaac Nichols, Peleg Gifford, Arnold Potter, Mary Bartleson, afterwards married Ezekiel Shearman, Thomas Shearman, John Supplee, Adam Hunt, Silas Hunt, Castle Daines, Jonathan Daines, Jesse Daines, John Davis, William Davis, Nathaniel Ingraham, Eleazer Ingraham, Elisha Ingraham, Jedediah Holmes, Asahel Stone, George Sisson, Loved Luther Sheffield Luther Luther, resided with their mother. It will be borne in mind, that these are all the names of heads of families, in 1792; many others of our oldest and most respected families came in shortly after, such as Richard Henderson, Samuel Kress, Andrew Robelier or Raplee, &c. At this time, the Indians were still living, in large numbers, on the lands of the settlement, claiming their rights as lords of the soil, and the forests abounded with bear, deer, wolves, and all other wild animals of a new region. The Indians retained possession of the lands, claiming that the white people had failed to pay for them, according to agreement. To remove this difficulty, Messrs. Phelps & Gorham, after much trouble, got their consent to hold a treaty, which they could only do by procuring the Quakers to unite with them, so great was the influence, and wide spread was the reputation of the integrity of the followers of Miquon (William Penn) amongst the savage owners of the wilderness. This treaty was held at Canandaigua in 1793 or 1794, there being present Red Jacket, Corn-Planter, Farmer’s-Brother and John Blacksmith, Chiefs of the Senecas, on the part of the Indians, and Oliver Phelps and Nathaniel Gorham, the celebrated interpreter, Major Jones, and four of the plain and peaceful Quakers, on the part of the white, and the treaty was consummated and the Indians ever after quiet and peaceable. At this treaty Abraham Wagener was present and had the pleasure of listen¬ ing to the powerful native eloquence of Red Jacket (Sa-ga-ye-watha, or Keeper awake). On the 26th of May, 1796, he married his first wife, Mary Casner, sister of the late Samuel Casner, of Milo. When they commenced house-keeping, they brought all their worldly wealth on two Indian ponies, and first settled at Himrod’s Corners, in the town of Milo, where they lived three years. Genealogical Record oe the Scliwenkfelder Families 1449 In the year 1796, his father, David Wagener, became the owner of the land where the village of Penn Yan now stands, and built the first grist-mill at Penn Yan, in the same year, on the south side of the outlet, on the side where Jillett’s mill now stands. On the 26th of August, 1799, David Wagener died, and was the first person buried in the grave yard at Penn Yan. He left his lands at Penn Yan, (276 acres) to his two sons, Melchoir and Abraham; those on the south side of the outlet being left to Melchoir and his mother, and those on the north to Abraham. The first quarter of the 276 acres was purchased for four dollars an acre in 1796, of Lewis Birdsall, who bought of Robert Chissom and he purchased of George Wheeler, who derived his title directly from Phelps and Gorham. A most unprom¬ ising heritage it seemed to the subject of this sketch, being covered with scrubby pine bushes and underbrush, and large portion of it being low, swampy ground. During the year 1796, Jemima Wilkinson removed from the gore where she first settled, in the permanent settlement of the friends in the present town of Jerusalem. Upon the death of his father, in 1799, Mr. Wagener came on the lands left him by his father, and erected the first frame building within the bounds of the village of Penn Yan, being a part of the tavern stand formerly owned by Miles Benham, and occupied, at the time it was burnt, in 1841, by Elijah S. Ryno, into which he moved on the first of January, 1800. At this time there were three log cabins on the banks of Jacob’s Brook (named for Jacob Wagener) occupied by Indians and their families. The second frame house was built by Doctor John Dorman, and was the Old Red House, a part of which is now occupied by Charles V. Bush, as a house-builder’s shop, on the east side of Main Street; it was built in 1800. The third frame house was the one now situated on the south side of Elm Street, nearly opposite the residence of Abraham N. Wagener, Esq. ; and the fourth was the school-house still standing on the west side of Main Street, on the premises of the late Frederick H. Rhode. In this last named building, a few years later, the first religious meetings were held, and at a still later period, Rev. Richard Williams (Presbyterian) was first, preacher. In 1801, Mr. Wagener took active measures, and assisted in cutting a new road from Canandaigua to Newtown, (now Elmira,) by the head of the Seneca Lake, which was made a mail-route, and a post office (the first in Yates county) was established at his house, and he was appointed post master, (the name of the post office being Jerusalem) and held the office for fourteen years. The new village began now to assume her station, and, feeling her importance, began to look about for a name. By its citizens it was known as Unionville, and by the outsiders, by the more expressive but less satisfactory appellation of Pandemonium. Various conferences were held on the subject, by Mr. Wagener, the late Morris F. Sheppard, and others, as the little settlement in the neighborhood of the house of Major Thomas Lee, known familiarly as the ‘Tom Lee Stand,’ also put on airs and claimed to be a village. At length at one of those then important gatherings called a ‘raising,’ the Gordian knot was cut by the late Philemon Baldwin, (grandfather of P. H. Baldwin, of Penn Yan,) who, when the last rafter was raised, mounted the plate, and, according to ancient usage, swung the well-filled bottle round his head, and, after alluding to the selection of a name, observed that part of the inhabitants were Penn-siylvanians and part Yan-kees, and proposed the name of Penn Yan, and swung off the bottle with a hurrah! The name was greeted with universal approbation, and so the village was christened, and being expressive, so it remained and when a short time afterwards the name of the post office was changed to Penn Yan, it became a fixed fact. In 1808, Mr. Wagener was appointed a Justice of the Peace, by the Council of Appointment, for the town of Snell (since Benton and Milo) and held that office for twenty-six years, having been appoint¬ ed under the new Constitution, and subsequently for the two last years elected by the people for the town of Milo. Having alluded to elections we cannot omit noticing the account given by Esq. Wagener of the first election held for Governor in the Friends settlement in 1795. The voters of the New Jerusalem assembled at their capitol, the Friends Mills, and after having been marshalled by Castle Daines, who was inspector or returning officer, they all gathered upon a fallen pine tree near the mill and there exercised the right of suffrage, being unanimous for one of the candi¬ dates before the people, and believed to be the late Chancellor Livingston. In 1810, the grist-mill on the north side of Crooked Lake outlet, was built on the site where now stands the mill of Messrs. Casner & Scheets; and it stood till 1824, when Esq. Wagener built the present mill, John Spicer, Esq., being the architect. * * * * In the year 1832, he bought his lands on Bluff Point, (1100 acres in one body) of the late Charles A. Williamson, for $4 an acre, all of which he still owns, together with 500 acres in the towns of Milo and Jerusalem, all in one body. In 1833 he erected his elegant mansion on Bluff Point, in the town of Jerusalem, where he removed and resided till 1840, when he purchased his present residence, formerly belonging to R. N. Morrison, Esq., near Penn Yan, on the Jerusalem line — and which continues to be the abode of charity and hospitality. From his own door, the venerable patriarch can see a thriving 1450 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families village of about 300 inhabitants, with seven large churches, a court-house, jail, two large flouring mills and two banks, with a large number of stores and shops, and the proportionate number of private dwellings. Casting the eye over the Crooked Lake, a steamboat may be seen, in the season, performing its daily trips, while from its foot proceeds the Crooked Lake Canal, with its boats, the Canandaigua and Jefferson Railroad, with its trains of passenger and freight cars, and its line of telegraph wires, all denoting the onward march of enterprise, improvement and civilization, and all existing in a spot which a little more than fifty years ago, was an unfruitful and apparently useless wilderness. Abraham Wagener served as supervisor of the village of Penn Yan, and was also nominated to the legislature. * * * * He is about five feet nine inches in height, still unbowed by time, with a clear eye, and exhibiting few marks of old age either in his appearance or actions. Perhaps something if not all of this exemption from the infirmities of advanced years may be traced to his habits; for he says of himself; that he never went to a dance or frolic; never was drunk in his life, and never laid abed in the morning when he was well, and his signature is as steady and clear now as it was twenty years since. “Since the above was first published, we have had the pleasure of a short conversation with Esq. Wagener, in which he mentioned a few additional incidents, which we esteem well worthy of preservation. In November, 1796, William Eddy and Josiah Gregory, came to Mr. Wagener’s house at Milo, (he then resided near ‘Himrods,’ as it is now called,) in search of a lot of land belonging to an eastern gentleman named Jonathan Lawrence. * * * * Eddy was an Irishman, then about 30 or 35 years old, not very intelligent, but strong and robust. He had fallen in with Gregory accidentally, and an intimacy having sprung up, the latter had been induced to accompany him in search of the lot. Eddy stated that Lawrence had agreed to give him 50 acres of the land if he hunted it up, and sell him the balance of the lot at a very low stipulated price if he wanted it. Iff? Mr. Wagener examined the papers produced by Eddy, and at once offered to show the land des¬ cribed. All south of Wagener’s house, at Milo, was then a dense unbroken forest as far as the Head of the Seneca Lake, except that the old Indian Trail to Catharine’s Town, (at or near to Havana) had been partly cut out and cleared for a wagon track — being the principal part of the road now running westerly from Russel A. Hunt’s, and thence through or near Dundee to Jefferson. The next day Wagener, Eddy, and Gregory started south scoring a road through the woods, and about noon Wagener pointed out the corner described in the deed — being on the spring brook that now runs through the north part of Eddytown village, whereon, in later years, Benjamin Cheever constructed a grist-mill, the site of which is now owned by Seymour Hurd. On their return the party marked the road plain, and Gregory having been employed by Eddy, immediately proceeded to cut out the trees so as to render the route passable for a sled. This is the road now running from Himrod’s Corners to Eddytown. A few days afterwards Mr. Wagener took down to Eddy’s lot 400 feet of boards on an ox-sled. A log house was immediately put up near the spring brook, close by where Smith’s Ashery was subsequently established. Gregory then went off. Eddy remained in the woods six weeks making a clearing — Mr. Wagener furnishing his supplies. He then went east to perfect his title, and returned to his lot in the spring, soon after which several settled near him — among the earliest of whom were Timothy Hurd and Matthew Royce, the latter probably the oldest resident of this town now living. The road running north from Himrod’s Corners to the late Richard Henderson’s residence (now occupied by James Longwell, Esq.) in Milo, was laid out under Mr. Wagener’s direction, and cut out by him, Henderson and others. In regard to Jemima Wilkinson’s first acquaintance with his father, Esq. Wagener gives the following explanation; ‘In 1781, The Friend preached in Philadelphia. David Wagener’s wife’s brother, Abraham Supplee was a Methodist preacher, and had heard her preach several times during his visits to the city. He invited her and her companions to his house in Worcester, Pa. During her residence there she exhorted and proclaimed her mission. David Wagener became interested in her discourses and on a rupture or disagreement taking place between Supplee and the Friend, David Wagener invited her to his house, when he and his wife became her devoted friends and followers. The projected settlement in the wilderness discussed and during the subsequent visits agreed upon. David Wagener from time to time furnished for her and her traveling companions large sums of money, horses, carriages, &c.’ Some curious memoranda will be found in the following exact copy of a page of an old manuscript book in the hand writing of David Wagener, which we now have before us. The book contains nine sheets of the old fashioned water laid foolscap paper, each sheet bearing the british stamp, ‘G. R.’ sur¬ mounted by a crown — curious and valuable specimens of the odious Stamp Act, which so effectually assisted in precipitating the American Revolution. These sheets are fastened within an ancient, paste- Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 1451 board cover, on which is written by the hand of David Wagener, in the peculiar style of ‘coarse hand’ characteristic of the period, the following words: ‘David Wagener his cyphering Book, who began January the 6th Day, 1768.’ The pages, with the exception of the two last, are filled with neatly written Arithmetical calculations, from ‘Numerations’ to ‘Double Rule of Three Direct.’ The last page seems to have been kept by David Wagener as a Family Record, and for noting what he evidently considered the most important events of his life. The following is an exact copy of the page: “David Wagener was born of Melcher and Gertraut. Wagener The 25th Day of January Ao. 1752. Rebeccah Wagener was born of Hance and Magdalene Supplee The 25th Day of November A. Do. 1749. Married before Mr. Stringer at Philad. The 13th Day of January 1774. Moved to Norriton ye 6th of Aprill in the same year 1774. Abraham Wagener, The first son born of David and Rebeccah Wagener The 29th day of November A. Do. 1774 in ye evening. Mary Magdalene the first Daughter born of David and Rebeccah Wagener, the 14th Day of February 1776 in ye evening. Anna Wagener the second Daughter born of David and Rebeccah Wagener The 10th Day of September A. Do. 1777. Melcher Wagener the second son of David and Rebeccah Wagener born the 31st Day of January A. Do. 1779. Elizabeth Wagener the Third daughter born of David and Rebeccah Wagener The 27th day of August A. Do. 1780, in ye morning, between 8 & 9 a clock. Moved from Norrintown To Worcester again ye third day of April 1781. David Wagener The Third son of David and Rebeccah Wagener was born The 27th day of April Ao. 1783 in ye morning about five a clock. Rebeccah Wagener the fourth daughter of David and Rebeccah Wagener was born the Id day of ye Id Mo. 1785 in 3d hour of ye year in the morning. Elizabeth Wagener, Daughter, Departed this Life 12th Mo. 1784, In the Flux. E. W. aged 4 yr. 4 m. Rebeccah Wagener Departed this life here in time ye Id of ye 5th mo. 1787. R. W. 2 y. 5m. Small Pox. David Wagener, (Son) departed this Life here in time ye 11th of ye 5th mo. 1787. Small Pox. D.W. 4 y. Lament Wagener y. fifth Daughter D’d & Rebeccah Wagener was born y. 13th of y. 11th mo. 1787 in the morning about six o’clock. Rachel Wagener y. Sixth Daughter of D’d & Rebeccah Wagener was born y. lid. day of y. 9th mo. 1789 about midnight. Rebeccah Wagener (2d) was born February the 1st 1794, Seventh Daughter.” “1782, October ye 19. Came ye. New England Friends to my House first, the same evening a meeting; next morning on ye. first day of the week had Great and powerful meeting to the communing and embellishing of my Soul — the same at my house again next day or second day, again at Bethel; meeting rather more powerful than the Day before, at the Same Meeting house, that day afternoon they took their leave from us and I and my father conducted them to Chris Funk that evening, lodged there that night, next day I went with them to Bethlehem. The Publick Friends’ Names (the Universal Friend) or by name Chimima Wilkenson, Thomas Hatha¬ way, Alice Hasard, William Potter, Arnold Potter, Sarah Brown, William Furniss all of New England, and Jehue Eldridge public friend from Philadelphia. The God of all Grace preserve their soul and body In perfect health. 1784, August 28. Came to my house the Universal Friend, Sarah Brown, Arnold Potter, Abraham Dayton & Elizabeth Holmes from New England, Castle Dean & Jeremia Tabor. 1787 y. I d. of y. 12 mo., came the Friend the third time to my House. D.W.” Two Interesting Deeds “George S. Sheppard, Esq., has in his possession a deed dated May 13, 1796, given by David Wagener to Ezekiel Sherman, conveying, for an expressed consideration of one hundred and fifty pounds, one hundred and fifty acres of lot 48, township 7, of the Second Range. Cleveland’s History states (page 455) that one hundred acres of this land was deeded in payment for the early explorations made by Ezekiel Sherman for the Friend’s Society, and fifty acres for improvements made on their 1152 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families first purchase in the original Friends Settlement near Seneca Lake. David Wagener built the first mill in what is now Penn Yan, and was the first person buried in Lake View Cemetery. The entire deed is in Mr. Wagener’s handwriting, and indicates that he was a man of much more than ordinary ability and business experience. This deed was witnessed by Samuel Castner and Melchior Wagener. Mr. Sheppard also has a deed dated June 8, 1797, given to Mary Sherman, the wife of Ezekiel Sherman, by Rachel Malin, ‘lawful heir to the last will and testament of Sarah Richards, deceased,’ and conveying, ‘in consideration of eighty dollars of good silver coin,’ one hundred and sixty acres in Lot 47. Cleveland’s History states that this deed was given on behalf of the Friend in payment of money advanced to aid in moving the Friend’s effects to the new settlement. This deed was witnessed by Lucy Brown and David Wagener. Both deeds are the property of Mr. Warren S. H. Wright, a great-grandson of the original grantees.” Abraham Wagener, the Founder of Penn Yan “The founding of a village where Penn Yan now stands was the outgrowth of necessity, and not of design. It was a natural consequence and not the result of speculative schemes. David Wagener bought the lands because they were desirable and not that he contemplated the building up of a village. But Mr. Wagener did not live to enjoy the substantial fruits of his purchase. He died in 1799, and his estate in lands, on which the village stands, was inherited by his sons, Abraham and Melchior. In area the estate embraced 276 acres, lying both north and south of the outlet; that part north of the stream fell to Abraham, while his brother became owner of the lands on the south side. Eventually Abraham succeeded to the ownership of the whole tract. “To Abraham Wagener therefore attaches all credit for taking the initial steps that resulted in a substantial village corporation. In 1801 he took active measures in having surveyed and constructed a highway leading from Canandaigua to Newton (now Elmira). This road soon became an established mail route, and a postoffiee was located soon afterward at Abraham Wagener’s house. He was the first postmaster, and the name of the office was Jerusalem, being as this locality then was, within the district called Jerusalem. “On the 1st of January, 1800, Mr. Wagener moved into ‘town,’ and occupied a dwelling built the year before for his use. This was the first frame building erected on the village site, and stood where later was the Miles Benham tavern. The building was burned in 1841 . When Mr. Wagener came here to reside there were three log cabins within his tract, all standing on the stream called Jacob’s brook [named for Jacob Wagener], and occupied by Indians and their families. These primitive inhabitants were tenants by the sufferance of Air. Wagener, they having no title nor claim to the land they occupied. They are said to have remained for a time, but the constant arrival of white settlers caused them to retire from the neighborhood. “For fourteen years after his appointment Abraham Wagener held the office of postmaster at his little village, but he was otherwise honored in public affairs. In 1808 he was appointed justice-of-the- peace for the town of Snell, which then included all that afterward became Benton and Milo. This office Mr. Wagener held for about twenty-five years, and from his long continued incumbency thereof, he became generally known as ‘Squire’ Wagener, by which name he was called as long as he lived. “Abraham Wagener, the founder in fact of the village, was in all respects the honorable, straight¬ forward public-spirited citizen, a man of large means and much influence in the town. The land on which the Court House was built was his voluntary gift, while also the main thoroughfare of the village was donated and laid out by him. Of course, these things greatly enhanced the value of his property, but at the time they forwarded the interests of other persons who perhaps were less able and less inclined to give than he was. “Squire Wagener continued to live in Penn Yan, as the village afterward was named, until 1833, in which year he moved to Bluff Point, where he occupied an elegant stone mansion which he had erected during that year. However, before his removal to Bluff Point, Squire Wagener built a second residence in the village, which stood on the land now in part occupied by the Knapp House, about where the dining room of that hostelry is located. This dwelling is believed to have been erected in 1816, and to it was given the name of Mansion House. This name was preserved in after years when the building was changed in character and occupancy and put to hotel use. “In the rear of the house stood the famous old Wagener apple tree, so called from its owner, the one who planted the seed, nourished and cultivated the sprout, and distributed its seed in return throughout the vicinity, the yield of which has always been known as the ‘Wagener’ apple. Now the old Mansion House has become a part of the more modern Knapp House; the apple tree has been cut Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1453 down, that the land may be used for other purposes and the founder of the village, its pioneer and most influential citizen lies buried in the old cemetery which his father gave to the people for the interment of their dead. “Abraham Wagener died May 21, 1853. Descendants of his still live in this village and throughout the county, and the name is an honored one. So common has been the error in the spelling of the apple in question, that probably the great majority of those living today do not associate it with the founder of the village of Penn Yan. To the credit of the official reports of fruit growers’ meetings throughout the State, the correct spelling has been maintained. Publishers of catalogues also usually use the middle ‘e’. ” [ Newspaper clipping; courtesy of F. R. Taylor, Owego, N. F.] A Tribute of Respect “In Memory of Mrs. Mary Wagener, consort of Abraham Wagener, who (lied on the 3d of June, 181 1 , in Benton, On tario County, aged 37 years; with Address to her parents and relations.’’ ‘The Widower’s Lamentation. “Come all my friends both far and near, My lementations you may hear; Come, lend an ear and I’ll relate The sorrows of my present state. I was once blest from Heaven’s hand With a kind wife and bosom friend; She was the partner of my cares; But now her loss I mourn with tears, The God of mercy gave a call — She heard the same and gave up all, And freely left all things below, And bid adieu to pain and woe. She now lies mouldering in the ground, Till the last trump shall give the sound, And call the saints of God to rise, And meet King Jesus in the skies. And thus bereft of consort dear, Who in my troubles used to share; But now for ever from me gone, And left me here to grieve and mourn. I’m like a dove who seeks in vain For his lost mate, but can’t obtain; O, whether shall I go, to find Deliverance from a burden’d mind. How deep the wound! how keen the dart; The stroke of death hath reached my heart; My loss is great, which makes me mourn; I weep in vain — she’ll ne’er return. My hopes cut off, my joys are gone, I’m left with my dear Babes alone; My anguish and my sore distress No tongue nor language can express. My dear Relations, mourn with me, My deep distress you here may see; In tears of sympathy now join, And thus you’ll aid a troubled mind. Lord, give me grace to bear me up; May I have faith — may I have hope, And worthily pursue the way That leads the soul to endless day.” [192-8] MARY MAGDALENE WAGENER, Rebecca (Supplee) Wagener [192-4]; m SAMUEL Mary (Linderman) Castner. Lived in Penn Yan, “The Address “Mysterious are the ways of God, His works, his providence and world ; All, in conjunction do declare His majesty we ought to fear. Both life and breath are in his hand; The powers of death he doth command, And when his sentence we do hear, We must obey, we can’t forbear. When he gives life or takes the same, We ought to bless his holy name; Submit unto his righteous rod, Not question, but adore our God. The dispensation he’s display’d, Of late by death, which he hath made, Abundant cause for you to mourn, The loss of her who’ll ne’er return. Her ling’ring sickness, pain and death, At last destroy’d her vital breath; While weeping friends stood round her bed, Without a groan, her spirit fled! Brothers and Sisters, very near — Tender Parents, and Husband dear, In coalition now may join, In lamentations all combine. To aged Parents this I’d say— Though God hath call’d your Child away, Submit and say, ‘They will be done In all things here below the sun.’ To Brothers and to Sisters too, The same advice I’d give to you, Unto the will of God comply, And thus prepare to live and die. To him who’s left with tender Babes, (Who seeks in vain their Mother’s aid!) The Lord now calls, O hear his voice, And make his grace your happy choice. O, may God’s grace assist us all, To do his will and hear his call! That we may live in peace and love, And then receive a crown above!” [Courtesy — Samuel Castner, Phila.] b Feb. 14, 1776; d Nov. 9, 1857; dau David [and CASTNER, b Apr. 30, 1772; d 1862; s Samuel and N. Y. 1454 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children ( 6 ): [192-34] 1. Rebecca, b Apr. 24, 1796; d July 8, 1826; m Russel Arnold Hunt. [192—35] 2. Mary Ann, b Mar. 21, 1798; d 1875; m Deacon Alfred Arnold. [ 1 92—36] 3. Rachel W., b Aug. 30, 1801; d June 17, 1872; m Nathaniel Draper. [192-37] 4. Ann M., b Aug. 12, 1807; d Sept. 11, 1889; m Russel Arnold Hunt. [192-38] 5. Elizabeth F., b Oct. 11, 1811; d Feb. 7, 1865; m Charles G. Tuthill. [192-39] 6. Susan S., b Mar. 11, 1815; d Sept. 3, 1849; m Thomas Gibbs. [192-9] ANNA WAGENER, b Sept. 10, 1777; d Nov. 13, 1864; dau David and Rebecca (Supplee) Wagener [192-4]; m 1795, RICHARD HENDERSON, b Mar. 17, 1766 (1767); d Jan. 23, 1850. [192-40] [192-41] [192-42] [192-43] [192-44a] [192-44b] [192-45] [192-46] [192-47] [192-48] [192-49] [192-50] [192-51] “Richard Henderson, Sr., husband of Anna Wagener, was born in Ireland, and came, at seven years of age, with his parents to Pa. In the Revolutionary War he drove a baggage wagon for the American Army. He was a surveyor and came with David Wagener to the Genesee country, where he was much employed. On one occasion he was offered a township in payment for his services and refused it. While surveying in Cayuga County, some Indians stole his compass, and but for the good fortune of meeting other friendly Indians, he could not have found his way back to camp. He married Anna Wagener, daughter of David Wagener, in 1795, and they settled on a large tract of land midway between Milo Center and Himrods, and there remained the rest of their lives. They moved directly into the woods, bringing their belongings on an ox-sled. They were early and ardent Methodists. The itinerant preachers always had a cordial welcome in their home; in fact in their home was held the quarterly and other meetings, for years.” [ Cleveland — Hist. Yates Co.} [192-10a] MELCHIOR WAGENER, b Jan. 31, 1779; s David and Rebecca (Supplee) Wagener [192—4] ; m ELIZABETH DORMAN, b - ; d 1804; dau Dr. John and Sybil Dorman. Miller; lived in Penn Yan. Yates Co., N. Y. Children (2): [192-51.1] 1. Susan, b Dec. 17, 1802; d May 30, 1885; m Robert Miller. [192-51.2] 2. Elizabeth Dorman, b 1804; d 1849; m Josiah Nichols. 1 Children (12): Samuel, b Mar. 5, 1797; d Apr. 12, 1835; m Henrietta Arnold. David, b Dec. 25, 1798; d Feb. 15, 1883; m Phoebe Pitney. Maria, b Aug. 11, 1800; d Apr. 6, 1886; m Samuel Gillette. Mary, b Mar. 16, 1803; d Apr. 16, 1889; m Johnson A. Nichols Rebecca, b 1805; d - ; m 1 L GeorSe B' Nichols no issue; no 1 f urther data. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 2. Nehemiah Repler (Raplee) Elizabeth, b 1807; dec ; m Caleb J. Legg. Richard, Jr., b Jan. 15, 1810; d May 15, 1864; m Rosalinda Smith. Anna, b July 11, 1812 (1815); d - ; m Barnum D. Mallory; lived in Illinois. Jane, b July 1, 1814; d - ; m Smith L. Mallory; lived in West. Harriet, b Nov. 17, 1816; dec; m Lewis Millard. James W., b Mar. 19, 1819; d Dec. 19, 1910; m Martha A. Drake. Rachel W., b July 3, 1821; d Dec. 15, 1905; m James C. Longwell. [192 KINSON [192-52] [192-53] [192-54] [192-55] [192-56] [192-57] [192-58] [192-59a] [ 192-596] 10b] MELCHIOR WAGENER, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 6, 1806, ALPHA WIL- , b Oct. 12, 1784; d Feb. 12, 1857; dau Jeptha and Lucy Wilkinson. Lived in Pulteney, N. Y. Children (11): 1. Laruma, b Sept. 6, 1807; d May 13, 1868; m William Chandler. 2. Sarah, b Sept. 21, 1808; d Aug. 11, 1895; m Joseph Lee. 3. Lucy, b Apr. 17, 1810; m Nathaniel Pierce; no further data. 4. Nancy, b July 7, 1811; d Apr. 12, 1812. 5. Washington, b Oct. 10, 1812; d 1846; m Elizabeth E. French. 6. Ann, b Apr. 4, 1815; d Nov. 9, 1905; m David Osborn. 7. Melchior, b July 12, 1816; d May 2, 1906; m Laura M. Matthews. 8. Jacob, b Apr. 23, 1818; d June 9, 1886; m Harriette Rice. 1. Maria L. Hollenback. 2. Charlotte Waggoner. 9. Joseph Avery (Jeptha), b Mar. 26, 1821; m Genealogical Record of the Scliwenkfelder Families 1455 [192-60] 10. David S., b Oct. 18, 1823; d Sept. 9, 1875; m Mary A. McArthur. [192-61] 11. Samuel L., b Sept. 3, 1826; m Mary Johnson; no further data. “Melachor Wagener, Sr., came from Pennsylvania in 1792 and settled about four miles below Penn Yan on the outlet. His father, David Wagener, came about 1790 with millwrights and built a mill at the above location, and subsequently built one at Penn Yan. He also kept the first public house there. A son of Airs. Abraham Van Wagener remembered well to have seen the French Duke, Liancourt, at his father’s inn. Alelachor Wagener came to this town in 1811 , and settled on the farm now occupied by his son, Melachor, where he built a grist mill in the gully. He was twice married. His second wife was Alpha Wilkinson, distantly related to Jemima, the prophetess.” [Hist, of Steiiben Co. ( N . Y.), p. 479.) Alpha Wilkinson was born in Cumberland, R. I., and at the age of twenty years went to Penn Yann, N. Y., with her widowed mother. Here she married Melchior Wagener and moved to Pulteney, N. Y. Later he settled in Penn Yan, and built the first saw mill in the town of Pulteney in 1810, and the first grist mill in 1814. [Memoirs of the Wilkinson Family; Landmarks of Steuben Co., p 14- ] Jeptha Wilkinson was born Apr. 3, 1757, and died Aug. 15, 1803. He was the son of Jeremiah Wilkinson and Elizabeth Amy Whipple of Cumberland, R. I. He was also the brother of Jemima Wilkinson, the religious enthusiast. Jeremiah Wilkinson lived in Cumberland on the farm long known as the “Old Wilkinson place.” He was a distinguished inventor. Jeptha was married Mar. 25, 1780 to Lucy Smith of Groton, Conn. He was a natural mechanic and found employment in the surrounding villages and cities. He was one of the “Minute Men” of Boston in the time of the Revolution, and engaged in the strife for independence. He died in 1803 of yellow fever in Jersey City. N. J., leaving his wife and children to contend alone with an unfriendly world. Two years after this, his widow emigrated from Cumberland with six of her children, leaving Nancy and Arnold to settle her business in Rhode Island. She started for the wilderness of New York, stopping first in the Town of Milo, three miles east of Penn Yan. Here she remained about a year and soon afterwards purchased an eighty-eight acre tract of land in Jerusalem where she built a log cabin and engaged in farming. She also purchased a share in a carding machine and was joint owner with Capt. Lawrence. She was a person of great energy of character and with her industry and a small pension allowed her by the general government she made herself and family comfortable and educated her children. She nearly attained her one hundredth year, retaining her faculties to a remarkable degree. She died in Pulteney, Steuben Co., N. Y., and is buried in the Wagener burying ground. Her grave is marked by a blue marble stone, erected by her daughter, Nancy, as a tribute of affection to a departed mother. [Memoirs of the Wilkinson Fam.) [192-11] LAMENT WAGENER, b Nov. 13, 1787; d Sept. 14. 1835; dau David and Rebecca (Supplee) Wagener [192-4]; m AVERY SMITH, b 1789; s Richard and Elizabeth (Allen) Smith. Children {12): [192-62] 1. Elizabeth, b Nov. 16, 1808; m William Armstrong. [192-63] 2. David W., b Mar. 14, 1810; d Mar. 22, 1893; m Sarah A. Hazzard. [192-64] 3. Richard AL, b Dec. 31, 1811; m Elizabeth A. Beach. [192-65] 4. Rebecca, b Apr. 18, 1813; m Zenas P. Wise. 5. Jackson J., b Mar. 19, 1815; d Nov. 16, 1893; unm; lived in St. Anthony, Minn. [192-66] 6. Sarah L., b May 12, 1817; d Jan 31, 1845; m Thomas Briggs; lived in Milo, N. Y. No issue. 7. Eugenie, b Mar. 11, 1819; d Apr. 11, 1819. 8. Mary M., b Aug. 31, 1822; d Mar. 5, 1847. [192-67] 9. Avery A., b Feb. 14, 1820; m - 10. George S., b Nov. 7, 1824; unm; lived in Texas. [192-68] 11. Rachel W., b June 24, 1828; d Jan. 18, 1913; m Edwin Dunn. 12. Charles T., b Feb. 7, 1830; d Aug. 9, 1882; lived in Topeka, Kans. [192-12a] RACHEL WAGENER, b Sept. 11, 1789; d Feb. 22, 1832; dau David and Rebecca (Supplee) Wagener [192-4]; m - SEELEY. One child: [192-69] Mary Ann, b Mar. 24, 1810; d Alar. 21, 1869; m Charles Coleman. [192— 12b] RACHEL (WAGENER) SEELEY, same as above, m 2nd time, SHERAIAN LEE, b Apr., 1785; d Feb. 2, 1870; s Capt. Thomas and Waity Lee. 1456 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Children (2): [192-70] 1. Thomas, b - ; d about 1870; m - Loop. [192—71 ] 2. Rachel, b — - ; d ■ — - ; m Samuel Kendig. [ Unable to complete .] [192-13] REBECCA WAGENER, b Feb. 1, 1794; d Jan. 14, 1855; dau David and Rebecca (Supplee) Wagener [192-4]; m Mar. 31, 1811, GEORGE SHEARMAN, b Mar. 24, 1790; d Dec. 26, 1859; s John Y. Shearman. Children (12): [192-72] 1. Abraham W., b Jan. 28, 1812; d Aug. 9, 1876; m Elizabeth Cole. 2. William, b Aug. 19, 1813; d Aug. 20, 1813. 3. Mary Ann, b Sept. 7, 1814; d Sept. 26, 1815. [192-73] 4. Mary Ann, b Aug. 23, 1816; d Mar. 5, 1857; m John Rudman. [192-74] 5. George, b July 28, 1818; d Feb. 25, 1908; m Phoebe Baxter. 6. Rebecca, b July 4, 1820; d Dec. 9, 1875; unm. [192-75] 7. Eliza, b Nov. 6, 1822; d Dec. 6, 1856; m George Wecker. 8. Isabella, b Apr. 18, 1825; d Dec. 25, 1870; unm. 9. William, b May 29, 1827; d Dec. 24, 1881 ; unm. [192-76] 10. Charles, b Mar. 23, 1830; d Sept. 26, 1908; m Harriet Baxter. 11. Oliver G., b Aug. 7, 1834; d July 12, 1918; unm. 12. Eleanor, b Dec. 1, 1836; unm; 110 E. Main St., Penn Yan, N. Y. [The Editor is indebted to Miss Eleanor Shearman for information concerning her family.} [192-14a] GEORGE A. SHEPPARD, b Sept. 11, 1802; d Feb. 25, 1874; s Morris F. and Rachel (Supplee) Sheppard [192-5]; m Oct. 1, 1844, JANE A. BLACK, b Apr. 21, 1809; d Apr. 28, 1848. No issue. [192— 14b] GEORGE A. SHEPPARD, same as above, m 2nd time, Mar. 9, 1850, ANNA PETTI- BONE, b Sept. 24, 1822; d Jan. 9, 1863; dau Oliver Pettibone. Children (5): 1. Winfield Scott, b Feb. 15, 1851; d Aug. 13, 1855. 2. Rachel S., b May 26, 1853; d Aug. 16, 1872. [192-77] 3. George S., b Sept. 12, 1855; m Lillian Gridley. 4. Oliver P., b Oct. 2, 1858; d Mar. 13, 1860. [192-78] 5. Anna E., b Jan. 10, 1862; d May 15, 1918; m Dr. Hamilton D. Wey. [192-14c] GEORGE A. SHEPPARD, same as above, m 3rd time, May 14, 1863, ANTOINETTE BRADLEY, b Oct. 20, 1836; d July 26, 1872; dau Walter Bradley. Farmer; Penn Yan, N. Y. One child: [192-79] Walter B., b Nov. 22, 1865; m Margaret R. Lapham. [192-15] SARAH F. SHEPPARD, b July 26, 1804; d Oct. 5, 1849; dau Morris F. and Rachel (Supplee) Sheppard [192-5]; m Sept. 14, 1843, ELI SHELDON. No issue. [Sheppard.] [192-16] CHARLES CLEMENT SHEPPARD, b June 10, 1808; d Jan. 17, 1888; s Morris F. and Rachel (Supplee) Sheppard [192-5]; m May 26, 1835, JANE W. BRADLEY, b July 11, 1815; d Apr. 18, 1884; dau Henry and Rhoda (Ogden) Bradley. — The residue of the estate of Charles C. Sheppard amounted to more than $600,000.00. [192-80] [192-81] | 192-82a] [192-82b] [192-83] Children (7): L Jane S., b July 21, 1838; d Feb. 16, 1876; rn William Patteson. 2. John S., b Aug. 18, 1840; d July 6, 1918; m Julia Morton Dodson. 3. Morris F., b July 20, 1843; d Apr. 4, 1917; m ( ^0uifeo°^en- i 2. Sarah S. Hammond 4. Henry Bradley, b June 10, 1845; d Apr. 6, 1865. 5. Susan, b Sept. 26, 1847; d Apr. 24, 1861. 6. Charles Clement, Jr., b Oct. 20, 1851; d Dec. 30, 1855. 7. Sarah Fletcher, b Dec. 16, 1856; m Hatley K. Armstrong. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1457 [192-17] SUSANNA SHEPPARD, b Feb. 26, 1812; d July 28, 1842; dau Morris F. and Rachel (Supplee) Sheppard [192-5]; m May 4, 1843, MYRON COLE. No issue. [Sheppard.] [192-18] SAMUEL SUPLEE, b Apr. 27, 1801; d Apr. 21, 1872; s Peter and Hannah (Eastburn) Suplee [192-6]; m CATHARINE RINEWALT, b Feb. 1, 1806; d Apr. 21, 1885; dau Adam and Hannah (Price) Rinewalt [44-12]. Samuel and Catharine Supplee settled on a farm in Upper Providence, at or near Lumberville, Pa., and were two of the eight persons who founded the Green Tree Brethren Church [ Harley Fam.]. Children (5): 1. Sarah R., b Feb. 21, 1833; d July 26, 1833; buried in Phoenixville, Pa., but in 1845 the body was removed to Green Tree Cemetery [ Harley Fam.]. [192-84] 2. George K., b - ; m Sarah Hammer. [192-85] 3. Emeline, b Apr. 10, 1828; m Charles Harvey Soper. [192—86] 4. John R., b Sept. 5, 1837; m Sarah Detwiler. [192-87] 5. Mary Sophia, b Aug. 29, 1845; m Robert I. Evans. [192-19] CADWALADER EVANS SUPLEE, b July 30, 1804; d Jan. 23, 1882; s Peter and Hannah (Eastburn) Suplee [192-6]; rn Mar. 22, 1827, CATHARINE JONES, b April, 1803; d January, 1892; dau Charles and Mary (Alloway) Jones. Farmer; lived in Lower Merion Twp., Pa. Children (J): [192-88] 1. B. Franklin, b Feb. 23, 1828; d Feb. 5, 1862; m Phebe Ann Kurtz. [192-89] 2. Mary J., b Dec. 12, 1830; d Feb. 26, 1920; m William Stephens. [192—90] 3. Edwin M., b Nov. 15, 1832; d 1911 ; m Elizabeth Pennypacker. 4. Hannah C., b 1834; d 1898; unm. [192-91] 5. Adaline R., b June 29, 1837; d Jan. 16, 1919; m Abram D. Delp. 6. Sarah J., b 1841; d Sept. 8, 1920; unm. [192-92] 7. Esther A., b 1844; d 1881; m Gideon T. Ruth. [192-20] HORATIO J. SUPLEE, b Nov. 8, 1808; d Nov. 1, 1876; s Peter and Hannah (Eastburn) Suplee [192-6]; m Oct. 31, 1831, ELIZABETH KENNEDY, b Mar. 17, 1808; d Apr. 18, 1890; dau Alexander and Margaret (Robison) Kennedy. Farmer; lived in Honeybrook, Pa. [192-93] [192-94a] [192-94b] [192-95] [192-96] [192-97] [192-98] [192-102] 2. Peter, b Mar. 29, 1834; d Aug. 13, 1905; m Children (8): 1. Margaret K., b Sept. 6, 1832; d Sept. 17, 1908; m John Corbit. 1. Martha Buchanan. 2. Susanna Ewing. 3. Rachel S., b Dec. 25, 1835; d Nov. 27, 1914; m John M. Suplee. 4. Robinson, b Jan. 26, 1839; d Sept. 10, 1854; unm. 5. Llannah A., b May 20, 1841; d Apr. 10, 1881; m Lewis F. Freshcoln. 6. William A., b Mar. 25, 1843; m Henrietta Suplee. 7. Horatio J., b July 29, 1845; m Nancy Eva Vestal. 8. Esther Elizabeth, b Dec. 3, 1852; m Peter S. Rapp. [192-21] MARGARETTA SUPLEE, b Feb. 10, 1811; d Sept. 4, 1S83; dau Peter and Hannah (Eastburn) Suplee [192-6]; m Nov. 17, 1831, JOSEPH H. RAPP, b Jan. 19, 1803; d Mar. 19, 1884; s Barnet and - Rapp. Farmer; lived in East Pikeland, Chester Co., Pa. Children (6): [l92— 99] 1. Benjamin Franklin, b Aug. 1, 1832; d Oct. 22, 1911; m Rachael R. Edwards. El92— 100] 2. Joseph E., b May 17, 1834; d Sept. 19, 1909; m Rachel Anna Philips. 1 192— 101 ] 3. George W., b Mar. 31, 1837; d Aug. 17, 1904; m Andora B. Yeager. 4. Silas S., b June 7, 1841 ; d 1862 in Civil War; unm. [192-103] 5. Eliza J., b Nov. 27, 1843; d Jan. 16, 1892; m I. R. Townsend. [192-102] 6. Peter S., b July 5, 1846; m Esther Elizabeth Suplee. [192-22] SILAS G. SUPLEE, b May 19, 1813; d about 1908, in Phila.; s Peter and Hannah (East¬ burn) Suplee [192-6]; m Nov. 5, 1838, SARAH CLEAVER. Farmer of Trumbull Co., Ohio. Children (J): 1. John; 2. Euclid M.; 3. Peter Stiles; 4. Allen. [Biog. Annals of Montg. Co. (Pa.)] [ Unable to verify or locate.] 1458 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families [192-23] SUSANNA SUPLEE, b Aug. 18, 1815; d Mar. 26, 1860; dau Peter and Hannah (Eastburn) Suplee [192-6]; to Oct. 31, 1837, SAMUEL NEWTON ROWLAND, b 1814; d Aug. 7, 1893; s Thomas and Ann (Norton) Rowland. Lived in East Coventry Twp., Chester Co., Pa. [192-1 04a] [192— 104b] [192-1 05a] [192—1 05b] [192—1 06a] [192— 106b] [192-107] [192-108] Children (6): 1. Thomas M., b Sept. 24, 1838; d Dec. 13, 1862. ! 2. Adoniram Judson, b Feb. 9, 1840; d Dec. 12, 1920; to j F Harriet Fmi1^ Frick> j i 2. Kate S. Hirshey. | 3. Albert Newton, b Dec. 7, 1843; d Nov. 4, 1916; to ! 4. Daniel W., b Mar. 16, 1842; d Feb. 24, 1919; to 1. Elizabeth Roberts. 2. Sallie L. Frock. 1 . Louisa Shaffer. 2. Kate Shaffer. 5. P. Howard, b Jan. 16, 1846; to Annie Dehaven 6. Horace C., b July 16, 1849; to Alice A. Davis. [192- 24a] PETER SUPLEE, b Dec. 23, 1817; d 1852 (?); .s Peter and Hannah (Eastburn) Suplee [192-6]; to Nov. 5, 1845, ELIZABETH KENNEDY ; dau William Kennedy. Lived on farm in East- town Twp., Chester Co., Pa. Children (J); 1. William; 2 Jackson St., Media, Pa. [192-109] 2. Louisa, b Apr. 20, 1847; d Apr. 23, 1915; to William Henry Wells. 3. Willard F. 4. Anna M. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.] [192-24b] PETER SUPLEE, same as above, to 2nd time - - — - - ; no issue. [192-26] ABIGAIL ELIZA SUPLEE, b Dec. 4, 1824; d Apr. 5, 1909; dau Peter and Hannah(East- burn) Suplee [192-6]; to Feb. 20, 1845, WILLIAM ROBINSON KENNEDY, b Mar. 23, 1816; d June 30, 1816. Farmer of Norriton, Pa.; owned farm in South Buffalo Twp., Armstrong Co., Pa., which he bequeathed to his son, Robinson. Children' (5): 1. William B., b Apr. 12, 1846; d Mar. 17, 1872; unm. [192-110] 2. B. Franklin, b Dec. 28, 1847; d June 15, 1916; to Margaret Eliza Smith. [192-111] 3. John S., b Feb. 6, 1850; to Susanna May Potts. [192-112] 5. Robinson, b Mar. 26, 1857; to Margaret Elizabeth Srader. [192-113] 4. Emma S., b Mar. 20, 1854; d Sept., 1920; to Abner Cornog. [192-27] DAVID WAGENER, b Apr. 2, 1798; d Nov. 9, 1837; s Abraham and Mary (Castner) Wagener [192-7a]; to Apr. 2, 1827, MARIA WEST, b Aug. 27, 1890; d Dec. 19, 1867; dau Zenocrates and Joanna (Hopkins) West. Hotel-man. [Sheppard.] [192-1 14a] [192-1 14b] [192-115] [192-116] Children (4)' 1 1. Joanna W., b Mar. 7, 1828; d May 2, 1895; to ( F M* f)kver- J l 2. William S. Briggs. 2. Abraham, b July 22, 1830; d Feb. 7, 1868; unm. 3. Samuel Hopkins, b Sept. 30, 1832; d May 15, 1916; to Evelina Frances Smith. 4. Charles Henry, b Jan. 23, 1835; d Apr. 2, 1896; to Patience Hunt. [192-28] MARY WAGENER, b Dec. 7, 1805; d Mar. 23, 1897 ; dau Abraham and Mary (Castner) Wagener [192-7a]; to June 21, 1824, URIAH HANFORD, b May 21, 1799; d May 10, 1875; s Uriah Hanford. [Sheppard. ] Children ( 5 ): 1. Sarah Elizabeth, b Apr. 17, 1825; d Nov. 7, 1825. 2. William, b Nov. 10, 1826; d Nov. 14, 1826. [192-117] 3. Annette W., b June 21, 1828; d Oct. 3, 1897; to Edwin R. Randall. [192-118] 4. Mary Elizabeth, b May 25, 1835; to George Y. Eastman. [192-119] 5. George Abram, b May 1, 1843; d Oct. 27, 1879; to Mary Caroline Brown. Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1459 [192-29] CHARLES WAGENER, b Dec. 16, 1807; d Aug. 3, 1885; s Abraham and Mary (Castner) Wagener [192-7a]; m Oct. 18, 1836, ANN ELIZABETH McKEON, b Aug. 5, 1816; d Aug. IS, 1867. [Sheppard.] [192-120a] [192— 120b] [192-121] [192-175a] [192-123a] [192— 123b] [192— 123c] [192-124] Children ( 5 ): 1. Samuel Castner, b July 17, 1837; m 1. Sarah L. Bruce. 2. Emma Ohlman. 2. Mary E., b Jan. 9, 1839; d Dec. 20, 1902; m Erastus Owen. Aug. 11, 1896; m Abraham C. Shearman. twins, b Aug. 16, 1841 ; d 3. Annette H 4. Henrietta Sept. 18, 1921 ; m 1. George W. Baxter. 2. John F. Douglass. 3. John Weed. 5. Louise E., b May 6, 1852; d Oct. 4, 1915; m Melville Remer. [192-30] ABRAHAM N. WAGENER, b Oct, 19, 1812; d Apr. 26, 1853; s Abraham and Joanna (Norris-Edmandson) Wagener [192— 7b] ; m REBECCA BARSE, b Apr. 8, 1814; d Oct. 4, 1884; dau John Barse. [Sheppard. ] One child: [192-125] Frances Henrietta, b 1839; d Dec. 11, 1861 ; m Rev. E. Folsom Baker. [192-31] GEORGE WAGENER, b Dec. 19, 1814; d Sept. 5, 1886; s Abraham and Joanna (Norris- Edmandson) Wagener [192-7b]; m Oct. 17, 1838, ADELIA I. PAGE, b Dec. 14, 1816; d May 1 (2), 1884; dau Erastus and Abigail (Jones) Page. George Wagener was a man of some prominence under Gov. Samuel Tilden, N. Y. He was superintendent of State Prisons, and was Sheriff in 1849. [Sheppard.] Children (3): [192-126a] [192-126b] [192-127] [192-128] 1. Ida, b July 12, 1842; m 1. Nelson Thompson. 2. Alexander H. Drake. 2. Frank, b June 14, 1840; m Belle Underwood. 3. Lucius P., b — - ; m Mary E. Shannon. [192-32] HENRY N. WAGENER, b July 5, 1822; d July 15, 1883; s Abraham and Joanna (Norris- Edmandson) Wagener [192-7b]; m Feb. 10, 1847, MARY A. LEAMAN. [Sheppard — Unable to complete or verify.] [192— 129a] [192-129b] [192-130] Children (J): 1. Ruth, b - m 1. - Kinner. 2. Dr. C. B. Knight. 2. Anna, b Feb. 10, 1849; d Jan. 18, 1867. 3. Jane, b 1851; d Oct. 27, 1862. 4. Hellena, b Aug. 25, 1853; d Jan. 1, 1875; m James E. Wolfe. [192-33] HENRIETTA JOANNA WAGENER, b July 25, 1824; d Mar. 1, 1908; dau Abraham and Joanna (Norris-Edmandson) Wagener [192-7b]; m Sept. 13, 1842, GEORGE P. MONELL, b 1820; d May 11, 1871; s Judge Robert Monell. [Sheppard.] Through the influence of Mrs. Monell, a white marble slab was placed in the Penn Yan (N. Y.) Cem. on which is carved an account of the donation of the cemetery grounds by Abraham Wagener. ABRAHAM WAGENER MEMORIAL CHAPEL Bequest by Mrs. Henrietta J. Monell “Penn Yan, March 12, [1908]. The will of Mrs. Henrietta J. Monell, a descendant of the locally illustrious Wagener family, who died March 1, leaves an amount to be expended in Lake View cemetery. The clause, which is the fifth in the will, says: “I give and bequeath to my executors the sum of $3,000, and more if my executors deem necessary, but the sum must not exceed $4,000, in trust, nevertheless, to expend and lay out in building and erecting in Lake View ceme¬ tery in said village of Penn Yan, at such point or location as shall be selected by my executors and the cemetery commissioners, a brick or stone chapel, in Swiss or Gothic style of sufficient size to accommodate not less than forty persons, to be known as the Abraham Wagener Memorial Chapel, such chapel to be used by any religious de¬ nomination for religious services only, and to contain one vault, and two if my executors deem necessary. This 1460 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families bequest is given upon condition that the cemetery commissioners will accept such chapel and enter into an agree¬ ment with my executors to maintain, keep and care for such chapel and, as well, my lot and the lot of my father, the late Abraham Wagener, deceased. I also empower my executors to provide ten years’ Insurance upon said chapel and contents; and I do hereby declare that this bequest shall take precedence over all other money legacies herein bequeathed and under no circumstances shall said sum be reduced.” In her last codicil, Mrs. Monell gave an additional $1,000 to the chapel fund. The last will is dated August 22, 1902. To this will three codicils were made. The following are some of the important paragraphs: “After the payment of all my just debts and funeral expenses, in case I have not provided a monument prior to my death, I hereby authorize and direct my executors hereinafter named to purchase within six months after my death a white Westerly granite monument in memory of my husband and myself, the same to cost, exclusive of the cost of erection not less than $2,500 * * * * * I authorize and direct my said executors to cause my lot in Lake View cemetery to be put in perfect condition, and that there shall not be any trees or shrubbery planted, nor walks laid out thereon, and that no person or persons, under any circumstances shall be buried therein except my husband and myself. I give and bequeath to the clergyman who officiates at my funeral $50.00. I do authorize and direct my executors, so far as possible, to return the various articles of personal property of which I die possessed, and which have been given to me at various times, to the donors thereof.” The following clauses of the last codicil will suggest the character of all. This codicil revokes clause eight of the will, and has among others these clauses: / “I give and bequeath to Henrietta M. Weed the sofa in my back parlor, the tall clock in my back parlor, all my lamps and the entire contents of my bedroom. “I do hereby give, devise and bequeath unto St. Mark’s Episcopal Church all the rest, residue and remainder of my property, of whatsoever name or nature.” The executors of the will were Henry C. Underwood and William T. Morris. [From newspaper clipping furnished by F. R. Taylor , Oivego, N. F. | [192-34] REBECCA CASTNER, & Apr. 24, 1796; d July 8, 1826 ; dau Samuel and Mary M. (Wage¬ ner) Castner [192-8]; m Jan. 29, 1817, RUSSEL ARNOLD HUNT, b Mar. 11, 1795; d Jan. 26, 1863; s Silas and Hannah (Fisher) Hunt. Russel A. Hunt was Field Major of Militia, according to his grandson, Russel A. Hunt of Erie, Pa. Children ( 2 ): [192-131] 1. Samuel Castner, b Feb. 10 (16), 1818; d May 18, 1906; m Elizabeth Strowbridge. [192-132] 2. Mary Ann, b Aug. 30, 1820; m Homer W. Dunn. Russel A. Hunt married a second time to Ann M. Castner [192-37]. Previous to the birth of Russel A. Hunt, his father, Silas Hunt, lived somewhere in New Jersey. A hunter and trapper from this neighborhood, who had crossed over into Canada and followed the border down to Niagara Falls, related his experiences upon his return and stated that the finest country he had seen on his long trip was that section which included the chain lakes — Seneca, Crooked and Canadaigua — especially that section along Seneca Lake. This description so inspired the Hunt family that Adam and Silas Hunt and three other men took their axes and a bushel of wheat, and blazed a trail through the forest by marking the trees for more than half the distance. They selected a location which is now Milo Township, Yates County, New York. They partly cleared a small portion of land and sowed the wheat, and then returned home. The following spring they started out with their families, taking their cattle and other possessions, and set up their homes in the wilderness. Here Russel A. Hunt was born under a basswood tree, while the log house was being built. He had an older brother named Henry, who at this time was thirteen years of age; when he became of marriageable age and wanted to start out for himself, his father said, “All I can give you is a yoke of three-year old steers, but I have no chain, nor is there any in this section of the country. However. I loaned a chain to a neighbor in New Jersey, before we moved here, and if you care to go to New Jersey to get it you can have it.” Being no tenderfoot, young Henry took his old flintlock musket, some dried beef, and started out. He forded streams, slept in the bushes, and killed game en route, following the blazed trail that was made seven or eight years previously. He arrived in New Jersey in due course of time, shouldered the chain, and returned to New York. It took him six weeks to make this trip, and upon his return he used the chain to clear up a 200-acre farm, thus establishing himself in Milo Township. Russel A. Hunt himself became one of the most successful farmers in his section. His wheat crop was very large for the time and neighborhood, and he raised often fifteen hundred bushels in a season. It is stated that at Christmas time he would take a load of wheat to the mill; then early on Plate 13 Plate 138 J~rvvy $$ 3 ' /$ 2$ Ip // * & A? .- ^ yyy z c*/ jt . 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S^ J3a,£y A \Xs / J y**0s*,f /s^ &Ay ?a VZ r/“ />° f/, <* , J^ity . . y* r_rsz,,> / * * ----- /'t / - - / '//*'• >Ja rs s' J' f /? /*f / -T' * - -;#’•<*<■-.•• (/■,<*,„ /. s.v.i /1 ‘’'Ay' "~ ■ ■ *y/i* ■ \% CP-«r- ' ** .V sr v >TT- L>iJ Z**j^4s7s* (jA/3x±0C.Z & *** -At /^4^to,!, "//t//* >> P'S yAX frlmay ^y**& +/ M* *y, 197; Elmer R., 768, 823; Elsie M., 768, 823; Henry, 768; Jacob, 432; Joan M., 823; Linwood R., 197; Lois K., 768; Lois P., 823; Mary, 422, 432; Paul R., 768, 823; Philip H., 768, 823; Rachel E., 768; Rose M., 715, 758; Ruth A., 758, 823; Samuel L. , 197; Sarah, 1349; Warren S., 197 De Coursey, John, 724; Lizzie, 724 Deeds, Ida W., 1238, 1245; Hiram, 1238, 1245 Deeming, S. Maria, 1543 Deeton, Rachel A., 590, 609 Deetz (Dietz), Alberta, 1249, 1255; Amelia W., 1240, 1248; Anna, 1249; Anna J., 1249, 1255; Annie C., 1240, 1249; Catherine, 1023; Clara, 1240, 1249; Cora K., 1207, 1222; Edna D., 1249, 1255; Edwin K., 1207; Emma K., 1196, 1207; Esther W., 1235, 1240; Florence, 1249, 1254; Henry, 1240; Ida K., 1207, 1222; Jesse, 1207; Jesse K., 1207; John M., 1240, 1249; Kate W., 1240, 1249; Lucille H., 1255; Martha, 1249; Noah, 1196, 1207; Ralph, 1249; Samuel, 1240, 1249; Sarah J., 1240; Walter, 1249; Walter K., 1207; William, 1235, 1240; William R., 1249, 1255 De Forest, Sarah J., 1403 Degelman, Margaret, 615 De Gorge, Hester, 1381 De Gour, Florence M., 180, 207 Dehart, Annie, 703; Harriet, 195 De Hass, George, 728; Isabelle, 728; John, 701, 728; Laura C., 728, 789; Linwood H., 728, 789; Susan (Sue) H., 701, 716, 728 De Haven, 692 Ada, 676; Ada P., 681; Ada S., 954, 959; Annie, 1458, 1471; Annie S., 668, 676; Dorothy E., 681; Elizabeth, 566, 568; Emma P., 676, 681; Florence E., 676, 681; George T., 1058; Henry, 1375; Henry V., 676, 681; Herminea, 1025; Her- minea M., 1027, 1058; James M., 668, 676; Leola W., 1058; Martha J., 1143; Marvin S., 676, 681; Ruth A., 681; Sallie A., 1334, 1375; Vallentine, 1471; William, 676, 1058; Wil¬ liam T., 1027, 1058 Dehner, Anna, 586 Deibert, Charles F., 437, 452; Libbie E., 437, 452; Mary, 753; Mildred M., 452; William H., 452 Deibler, Bertha W., 1064, 1111; Carl W., 1111 ; Daniel E., 1064, 1111; James R., 1111; Samuel, 1111; Samuel E., 1111 Deichman, Charles E., 737, 793; Charles H., 793; Edward, 793; Hazel A., 793, 840; Irene G., 793, 841; Laura M., 793; Sarah A., 737, 793 Deihl — see Diehl Deily, Laura, 1087 Deimer, Ezra B., 288; Mary E., 288 Deininger, Irma, 986, 996; Leonard, 996 Deipert, Cora, 596, 618 Deischer (Deisher, Deysher), 1154 Alice L., 983; Anna, 351, 355, 559; Charles, 974; Deborah, 359; Emma L., 976, 986; Esther, 402; Florence S., 983, 994; George, 98; Horace S., 974, 983; Jacob, 355, 471; Joel, 247; John, 986; Luzetta, 1168; Malinda, 846; Malinda W., 934; Maria, 471, 476; Maria H., 236, 247; Maria Y., 471; Olivia H., 544, 560; Oscar, 560; Peter, 511; Sarah A., 488, 511; Sarah S., 970, 974; Su¬ sanna M., 566; William, 970, 974 Deiter, Mary, 1431 Deitrich— -see Dietrich DeLacour, Edward, 1350, 1387; Josephine W., 1350, 1387; Lewis, 1387 Delacroix, Elizabeth, 776, 833 Delamartin, Adalade H., 1403 DeLancey, W., 65 Delaware, 84 Delecker, Susanna, 893 Delfft, Anna V., 528, 553; Otto, 553 Delgindice, Mary, 341 Delight, Edythe, 583, 604 Dell, Charles W., 1168; Rosa, 1161, 1168 Dellicker, Andora E., 910, 913; Elizabeth, 1122; George S., 910, 913; Harry, 432; Henry S., 702, 734; Louis L., 432; Ma¬ tilda H., 422, 432; Samuel, 734; Violetta M., 702, 734 Delo, Minta M., 594 DeLong, Benjamin, 969, 971; Benneville, 1146; Carrie D., 1065; Catharine A., 1013, 1029; Charles O., 1029; Charlotte N., 1029; David, 1208; Dorothy F., 1112; Edna, 1065; Elizabeth A., 1112; Elizabeth R., 1029, 1065; Elmer E., 1029; Elsie M., 1065, 1112; Emma C., 1029, 1064; Evelyn I., 1112; Florence B., 1065, 1112; Fran¬ ces C., 1065, 1112; Franklin, 1029; George R,, 1029, 1065; George W., 1065, 1112; Ger¬ trude F., 1065, 1112; Harry V., 1065, 1112; Hazel A., 1065; Heber E., 1065; Heber H., 1029, 1065; Kathryn E., 1065; Katie, 558; Lehman H., 1065; Lillian, 1124, 1146; Lydia S., 969, 971; Manassas, 489, 513; Margaret C., 1065, 1112; Maria Y., 489, 513; Mary A., 1029, 1065; Mary C., 1028, 1062; Moses, 1029; Nathaniel, 1013, 1029; Oscar, 1029; Rhoda E., 1065; Robert W., 1029, 1065, 1112; Rosa V., 1197, 1208; Sarah A., 1029 Delp, Abram D., 1457, 1468; Ada- line R., 1457, 1468; Albert E., 1101; Allen, 1101; Amanda B., 1359; Catharine A., 1468; Charles E., 1141; Clara D., 1240, 1249; Clifford J., 1101; Edmund E., 1052, 1101; Ed¬ mund H., 1101; Edna A., 1101 ; Eleanor L., 1101; Elwood, 670; Frances J., 1141; Harrison, 670; Herbert L., 1101, 1141; Irene, 1249, 1255; Jane S., 1468; John, 1249; John L., 1468; John W., 1103; Lyle H., 1141; Mary E., 297, 325; Mayme, 670, 677; Michael, 666, 670; Michael W., 325; Minnie M., 1101, 1141; Ray- 1612 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families mond A., 1101; Rebecca, 852; Russel B., 1101, 1141; Ruth E. , 1101, 1141; Sallie L., 1052, 1101; Sarah, 1239; Susan H., 1054, 1103; Susanna S., 666, 670; Warren S., 1101; William H., 297, 325, 1240, 1249; Wilbur C., 1101 Demas, Ethel, 1496, 1500 Demmy, Emma H., 772, 829; John W'., 772, 829; May G., 827, 851; Rolandus, 851; Urias, 829 De Mott, Cyrus, 1467; Nettie S., 1467 Dempsey, Amanda W., 699; Frank, 699 Demsay, Jennie, 709 Demuth, Mary A., 665, 667 De Neus, Jan, 148 Dengelheiser, Andrew, 425, 435; Susan D., 425, 435 Dengler, 727 Anna G., 1217; Anna S., 1202, 1217; Augustus F., 1020, 1048; Catharine A., 1287, 1297; Emeline, 1020, 1048; George, 1048, 1287, 1297; Hannah R., 1020, 1048; Harvey S., 1202, 1217; Horace, 1297; John G., 1217; John S., 1217; Minnie, 1043; Stella, 1297 Denicke, Ethel, 1075, 1118 Denison, Elias B., 1482; John S., 1482; Julia M., 1482; Robert L. , 1466, 1482; Mary L., 1482; Sarah F., 1466, 1482 Denithorne, Emma T., 1498 Denius, Matilda, 1253 Denmark, 12, 36 Denner, Catharine, 1328, 1345; Frederick, 1345 Dennis, Abraliam W., 1236, 1242; Ada, 1243; Agnes E., 1252; Amanda B., 1236, 1242; Calvin F. , 169; Catharine Y., 486, 507 ; Charles F., 158, 169; Charles W., 1243; Eleanor, 1243; Eliza¬ beth W., 1233, 1236; Elsie, 1252; Elsie I., 1242; Elwood C., 1242, 1252; Esther, 1236; Fianna, 455; Frank, 486, 507; Grace L., 1236, 1242; Howard M. , 169; Howard W., 1236, 1242; Irwin F., 1242, 1252; Katie E., 1242, 1252; Mabel, 1242; Mabel A., 1499; Mamie, 1242; Margaret H., 1242, 1252; Mary N., 158, 169; Minnie L., 1242, 1252; Norman O., 1252; Oswin W., 1236, 1242; Otella L., 1242, 1252; Samuel W., 1236; Sarah A., 1236, 1242, 1252; Susanna E., 1236, 1242; Susanna W., 1236; Wayne, 1243; William, 1229, 1233, 1236; William H., 169; William J., 1242, 1252; William W., 1236 Dennison, Elizabeth, 1364 Dentler, Annie M., 506, 535; Cath¬ arine, 506; Deborah E., 485, 506; Frank M., 485, 506; Peter, 506 Denton, Hannah E., 839 Dentzer, Bessie, 811, 846; William F. , 846 Depew, Jane N., 1462; Myron, 1462 Derby, Elmore W., 514; Lillian L., 489, 514; Sarah, 462 Derbyshire, Lillian, 213 Dereiser, Cora C., 334, 341; Wil¬ liam, 334, 341 Derkin, Bridget A., 534 Derr, Ada N., 599, 621; Alice, 1198, 1209; Amanda, 871, 877; Amanda E., 512, 545; Anna A., 989; Ann E., 1027, 1059; Annie M., 1059, 1106; Araminta J., 972, 979; Carrie O., 900, 905; Christopher, 714; David, 1162; Edgar S., 201; Edwin S., 900, 905; Elizabeth, 705, 905, 1027, 1059; Ellen S., 1027, 1059; Elsie I., 177, 201; Emma, 815; Emma A., 989; Emma E., 544; Emmanuel, 905; Francis, 973; Franklin, 785, 1013, 1027, 1059, 1106, 1107; George, 544; George E., 979, 989; George W., 1059; Hannah M., 1157, 1162; Henry A., 1027, 1059; Henry F., 1059, 1107, 1269; John J., 1027, 1059; John S., 1209; Joseph A., 989; Laurence E., 989; Lillian G., 1059, 1107; Linda J., 785, 1059, 1106, 1107; Loretta A., 778; Louis R., 1059; Martha K., 1059, 1107; Mary S., 973; Mary V., 1059, 1107, 1269; Mineria J., 979, 989; Oswin H., 621; Paul A., 536, 556; Pauline, 556; Phebe, 694, 714; Ray, 989; Richard L. , 1107; Roy O., 989; Sarah, 983; Sarah A., 1013, 1027; Theodore J., 1027; Verna Y., 536, 556; Walter, 1059, 1107; William, 545; William H., 778, 1107; W. Rodman, 1107 Derrickson, Isaac R., 141; Jennie E., 135, 141 Derstine, Abraham, 83, 102, 1227; Abraham L., 70, 1183; Anna, 272, 277; George, 102; Henry, 83, 230, 327, 1181; Ida G., 122; Irvin C., 122; Isaac, 277; Kate G., 387; Katie D., 298, 327; Sophia, 285 Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles, 33 Desch, Elizabeth N., 481, 499; Emma, 889, 894; Florence M. , 499; John, 481, 499; Pier- sol, 499; William, 499, 894 Deschamps, Elizabeth, 704, 742 Desh, Elizabeth, 1164 Deshler, Adam, 1504, 1510; Ade¬ laide A., 1521, 1538; Albert, 1540; Ann E., 1509, 1521, 1538, 1550; Annie, 1540, 1551; Apolonia, 1504; Catharine, 504, 510; Catharine L., 504, 510; Charles, 1524. 1550; Charles D., 1510, 1524, 1525; Charles G. , 1509, 1521; Clara E., 1540, 1551 David, 1504, 1509, 1510, 1538; David W., 1504, 1508, 1509, 1540, 1550; Deborah W., 1502, 1504; Edith, 1524; Edward B., 1524, 1540; Edward M., 1540; Elizabeth, 1509, 1521, 1523, 1538, 1539; Elizabeth D., 1510, 1525; Elizabeth G., 1504, 1509; Elizabeth W., 1504, 1508; Eliza D., 1524; Ellen S., 1524, 1540 Fanny W., 1524, 1540; Flora, 1509, 1524; Flora K., 1509, 1521; Frank W., 1521, 1538; Frederick, 1524, 1540; George, 1509, 1520, 1540, 1551; George W., 1504, 1510, 1524; Hattie, 1540; Helen, 1521, 1540; Her¬ bert, 1540, 1551; Howard, 1550 Isabella S., 1540; James, 1524, 1540, 1550; Jane, 1509, 1523; Jane H., 1540; Jessie S., 1521, 1538; John A., 1502, 1504; John G., 1509, 1521, 1538; John S., 1538, 1550; Kate, 1521, 1524; Kate A., 1538, 1550; Kate H., 1538, 1550; Katharine, 1540, 1551 Lavina, 1509; Louise, 1509, 1521, 1524, 1540; Louise F., 1509, 1521; Lucretia, 1509, 1524; Mabel D., 1540, 1551; Mar¬ garet, 1524; Margaret N., 1504; Maria, 1540; Marie, L. , 1521, 1538; Marjorie, 1540; Martha, 1538; Mary, 1521, 1538, 1540, 1551; Mary B., 1510, 1525; Mary E., 1509, 1521; Marv H., 1524; Mary, M. , 1510/ 1524, 1540, 1550; Mary W., 1504. 1508; Maude, 1550;. MinnielG., 1521, 153S; Munroe H., 1524 Rebecca S., 1524, 1540; Sarah, 509, 524; Theophilus K., 1524; William, 1509; William B., 1509; William G., 1521-1523; Wilham K., 1521, 1538 Des Poss, Fannie, 642, 652; Mat¬ thew., 652 Detrich — see Dietrich Dettery— see Dettra Dettor, Adam C., 106, 116; Alma, 117, 136; Amanda, 106, 117; Annie L., 116, 135; Annie M., 116, 135; Bernard T., 116, 134; Bettie T., 106, 116; Bryce IL, 135, 142; B. T., 116; Charles L., 135; Clara B., 116, 134; Clarence W., 116, 135; Daisy L., 135, 141; Doris K., 134; Dorothy D., 136; Edgar G., 116, 134; Elizabeth C., 106, 116; Elizabeth N., 118, 136; Eva M., 135, 141; Fred H., 135; George M., 106, 117; George R., 118; G. Vernelle, 134; Helen R., 134; Inez, 118, 136; Irene, 135; James A., 135; Jane E., 141; Jennie C., 116, 134; J. Henry, 106, 116, 117; John, 106: John D.. 135: John Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1613 H., 116, 135; Joseph, 100, 106, 117; Joseph L., 116, 135; Joseph R., 135; Lena R., 116, 134; Letta B., 116, 134; Lillian, 116, 134, 135; Lucian C., 116; Lucy A., 106, 115; Lula X., 116, 133; Lynn D., 106, 116; Margaret L., 116, 134; Mar¬ garet M., 135; Margaret R., i IS, 136; Margaret S., 100, 10Q, 132; Margaret V., 106; Marguerite, 117, 136; Marion A. , 134; Martha A., 106, 116; Mary L., 116, 135; Mary M., 116, 134; Melville, 134; Min¬ nie M., 135; Minnie W., 116; Norman M., 135, 141; Pearle B. , 135, 142; Robert D., 142; Robert J., 106, 117, 136; Robert L., 116; Ruby, 135; Sarah, 135; William F., 106, 116; William M., 116, 134; William T., 11S Dettra (Dettery), 1051 Abraham, 1347, 1348; Ada E., 836; Amanda M., 648, 659; Anna, 640, 649, 1081, 1123; Anna V., 1380; Annie H., 721, 780; Bertha J., 290, 316; Ber¬ tha R., 640, 649; Blanche B., 1380, 1414; Catharine, 640, 649; Catharine E., 635, 640; Cesira M., 780, 836; Charles, 640, 649; Charles B., 1380; Dorothy, 850; Dorothy L., 836; Elizabeth E., 635, 640; Elizabeth M., 1380, 1414; Ellen B., 1380, 1414; Emma R., 648. 659; Ernest, 649; Ethel B., 1380; Eva H., 648, 659; Gerald, 650; Hannah, 640, 649, 1329, 1347; Harold B., 1380, 1414; Harry B., 721, 780; Harry E., 780; Harvey L., 648; Howard N., 648, 659; Ida G. , 1380; Ida R., 1347, 1380; Iva, 650; Jacob, 640, 649; Jacob S., 1380; Jesse, 635, 640; J. Harold, 659; John D., 639, 648; John E., 640, 649; John F., 648, 659; John G., 1380; John W., 1414; Jonas, 1123; Katie, 649; Katie K., 640, 649; Leroy, 780; Lizzie, 640; Lizzie M., 1301, 1308; Lovina, 640, 649; Ludwig, 1231; Lurena B., 1380; Lydia P., 780, 836; Mabel, 649; Mary, 640, 649, 1126; Mary B., 1380; Mary E., 1329, 1348; Mary H., 298, 327; Mary J., 279, 295; Nancy, 1346; Paul E., 780, 836; Pau¬ line A., 836; Robert, 649; Sallie W., 640, 649; Samuel, 640; Samuel E., 1308; Susanna E., 639, 648; William C., 316; William H., 780, 836; Winfield H. , 1347, 1380 DeTurck, Emma, 971, 978 DeTurk, Hannah, 1029 Detwiler (Detweiler), Aaron C., 193; Abraham (Abram), 274, 283, 331, 890, 1485; Abraham B. , 303, 331; Aetna IF, 1090, 1134; Agnes, 1376, 1410; Alice S. , 284, 305; Allen H., 284; Almira, 283; Almira C., 274, 283; Almira T., 304; Alva, 306; Amanda C., 1201, 1216; Amelia, 335; Andrew B., 1344, 1376; Andrew IE, 284; Andrew T. , 283; Anna, 284, 1344, 1376, 1468; Anna B., 1328, 1344; Anna D., 306; Anna M., 284, 305, 513, 547; Anna R., 670, 677; Ann B., 274, 283: Ann R., 283, 303; Annie H., 284, 306; Annie M., 283, 303; Annie U., 279, 1201; Arlington, 1135; Arthur, 677 Barbara, 273, 280; Benjamin, 682; Benjamin B., 1344; Bertha H., 284; Carl, 285; Catharine, 274, 283, 284; Catharine (Catharyn) H., 271, 274, 284; Charles, 305; Charles H., 284, 305; Chester, 1135; Christian, 271, 273, 274, 677; Christian C. , 283, 303; Christian H., 274, 284; Clarence, 1135; Clayton, 1429; Clement H., 284; Cora T., 284 Daniel, 1193; Daniel B., 1344, 1376; Daniel C., 1201, 1216; David C., 284; D. D., 977; Delinda P., 867, 872; Donald, 1135; Dorothy, 1135 Edgar V., 306; Edna S., 303, 331; E. Durell, 306; Edwin S., 284; Eliza, 1376; Elizabeth A., 274, 284, 306, 872; Ella G., 283; Ella R., 284, 306; Ella V., 284, 305; Ella Y., 284, 306; Elmer H., 284, 306; Emma C., 284, 306; Emma M., 1344, 1376; Enos H., 274, 284; Ernest U., 306; Ernest Z., 305; Evelyn, 304, 331; Evelyn A., 306 Florence, 110, 124; Florence M., 284, 306, 307; Francis, 173, 193; Francis R., 193; F. Stella, 1374, 1408; Frank, 1090, 1134, 1135, 1376; Frank H.,285, 307; Franklin, 872; Frank M., 306; Freda L., 1413, 1429; Frederick H., 193 George B., 1344, 1376; George P., 331; George R., 1328, 1344; Gladys, 1135; Grace A., 283; Hannah, 1084; Harriet II., 284, 306; Harry L., 679, 682; Harry T., 284, 305; Harvey A., 284, 306; blarvey C., 306, 332; Helen M., 1376, 1410; Helen R., 306, 332; Helen Z., 305; Henrietta, 1505, 1513; Henry, 1376; Herbert S., 284, 306; Homer, 670, 677; Howard H., 284 Ida H., 1348, 1382; Ida S., 659; Irene E., 331; Isabella, 307, 872; Isabella A., 284; Isabella H., 1344, 1376; Isaiah C., 283, 303; Isaiah H., 274, 284, 306 Jacob, 274, 867, 872, 1375, 1410; Jacob B., 1344, 1376; Jacob C., 283, 303; Jacob S., 279, 1201; James W., 872; Jennie B., 1344, 1376; John, 1467; John B., 1344, 1376; John C., 547; John L., 124; John P., 872; Joseph, 1189, 1193; Joseph B„ 1344, 1376; Joseph C., 1201; Joseph H., 1376; Joseph W., 1408; Julia P., 303, 331 Kate, 1144; Kate B., 283, 303, 1285, 1293, 1344; Kate D., 284; Katharine H., 284, 365, 387; Laura, 303; Laura S., 284, 306; Leon, 305; Louisa K., 1201, 1216; Lucie B., 1376; Luther M., 1216; Lydia, 888, 890, 1124; Lydia H., 274, 285 Margaret, 274; Margaret H., 283; Margaret Iv., 283, 303; Mar¬ garet T., 1344, 1376; Marion, 305, 332; Martha A., 1344, 1376; Martha J., 1344, 1375, 1376, 1410; Martin, 280; Mary, 274, 283, 401, 496, 890, 1201, 1307; Mary A., 284, 306, 1344, 1376; Mary D., 327; Mary E., 284, 306, 330, 1469, 1485; Marv J., 274, 284; Mary M., 274,“ 284; Mary P., 1201; Maude S., 285, 307; Mildred A., 306, 332; Michael H., 284, 306; Minerva, 677 Norman, 306; Norman H., 284, 306; Pauline, 306, 332; Rachel A., 1201, 1216; Rachel S., 1189, 1193; Randall Iv., 306; Ray¬ mond, 682; Rebecca H., 284; Robert, 1134; R. Stanley, 306; Russel, 305; Russel Iv., 303, 331; Ruth, 305 Samuel C., 283; Samuel H., 274, 283; Samuel R., 284; Samuel T., 283; Sarah, 49S, 1457, 1467; Sarah E., 332; Sarah M., 1376, 1410; Sara S., 284; Susanna, 872 Viola Iv., 679, 682; Virginia Iv., 173. 193; Warren H., 284, 305; William, 677; William C., 1201, 1216; William M., 1376, 1410 Deubler, James A., 1497; Rachel, 1483, 1497 Deuel, Rachael, 1491 Devers, Frank, 532; Margaret A., 504, 532 Devert, Alvin F., 1407, 1427; Hannah Iv., 1407, 1427; John F., 1427 Devine, Harry, 315, 337; Kather¬ ine, 337; Mamie K., 315, 337 DeVinney, George, 1366; Joseph¬ ine L., 1366 Devlin, Catherine, 503, 531; Cor¬ nelius, 531 DeVoe, Mary E., 1115 Dewald, Susan, 645 De Walser, 667 De Walt, Mary E., 139 Dewey, Jessie, 877, 882; Thomas, 882 De Witt, Etta B., 447; George, 447; Kate H., 432, 447; William H., 432, 447 1614 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Dey, Mame, 443 Deys, Florence E., 187 Deysher — see Deischer Diamond, Elinor IF, 189, 211; Gilbert, 189, 211; James, 211; Martha, 739 Dice, Christopher, 1036; Elizabeth, 1015, 1036 Dick, Elizabeth, 241, 953; Maria, 978 Dickenshied, C. H., 1573; Maria, 1576 Dickey, Lena A., 1092 Dickinson, Abraham, 1238; David, 1051 ; Elizabeth W., 1233, 1238; Frank, 1238; Horace, 1238; Israel B., 1233, 1238; John, 1315; Lanie, 1238; Lydia M., 1238; Mabel I., 265; Mae C., 283, 1238, 1244; Marie, 1238; Marie W., 177, 202; Mary, 1238; Mary D., 1021, 1051; Rena, 1238; Ruth E., 1425; Samuel, 344; W. Stanley, 1238, 1244 Dickson, Mary A., 330; Susan K., 1506, 1515; William, 1506, 1515 Dicky, Roland L., 941, 946 Diefenderfer, Dieffenderffer — see Diffenderfer Dieffenbach, Mary E., 818 Diehl (Deihl, Diel), Adam, 380, Albert L., 1142; Amanda, 1513, 1529; Amelia Y., 477, 492; Annie M., 448; Barbara, 1280, 1281; Charles R., 781, 1142; Chester, 1377, 1411; Clifford, 381; Daniel, 230, 231; Dorothy M., 461; Elias, 492; Elizabeth J., 1142; Ellen C., 362, 380; Emma K., 362, 380; Emma S., 580; Emmeline, 362, 380; Fran¬ ces S., 959, 961; Frank, 448; Frederick, 449, 461; George, 1234; George H., 381; Henry, 580, 959; Henry M., 202; Hor¬ ace S., 461; Ida M., 721, 781; John E., 362, 380; John G., 953, 959; John L., 1142; Latta G., 449, 461; Laura J., 492, 517; Lydia N., 177, 202; Mabel, 1089; Mary, 492, 959; Mary A., 214, 1377, 1411; Mary E., 1102, 1142; Mary J., 363, 381; Mary S., 1029; Olivia K., 953, 959; Oscar J., 381; Paul A., 381; Philip, 63; Rebecca, 1230, 1234; Rosina K., 230, 231; Samuel, 477, 492; Sarah, 1428, 1507, 1510, 1526; Warren, 202; William, 177, 202, 492, 1029, 1102, 1142; William E., 1142; Zachary, 1411 Diem, Amanda, 1398; Edith M., 792; Elias, 792; Franklin S., 792; Howard E., 792; Howard S., 736, 792; Laura R., 736, 792 Diener, Catharine, 125; Elizabeth, 1106 Dierolf, Elizabeth F., 554 Dietrich (Deitrich, Detrich), Alice, 879; Anna IL, 1573, 1574; Augusta J., 194; Balthasar, 1186; Barbara, 1186; Carrie A., 373, 399; Elizabeth, 127; Eva, 1186; Grant, 373, 399; Hattie E., 399; Henry, 1143; Henry H., 1107, 1143; Ida, 399; Mahlon, 1574; Margaret F. , 1143; Margaret S., 1107, 1143; Mary A., 399; Ray E., 399; Rayfield J., 1143; Robert G. , 399; Rosie, 1574, 1576; Sarah E., 399; Solomon, 1573, 1574; Wesley, 399 Dietz — see Deetz Dietzel, Frank C., 1160, 1167; Frederick, 1052; Leland E., 1167; Martha, 1160; Matilda C., 1022, 1052; Ruth V., 1167; Sarah E., 1160, 1167 Diffenbaugh, Caroline, 1538 Diffenderfer (Diefenderfer, Dieffen¬ derffer), 5S7; Albert B., 639; Alexander, 634, 639, 655, 656; Alexander B., 639; A. Victor, 903; Blanche D., 655; Catha¬ rine B., 634, 639; Clara, 646, 656; Davis, 639; Doris L., 903; E. Grant, 655; Eleanor M., 655; Ellen M., 646, 655; Elmer, 646, 655; Elsie B., 903; Emma E., 903; Grace, 506; Hannah, 374; Hannah L., 655; Horace K., 655; Idella S., 895, 903; Jesse A., 655; L. Amanda, 655; Lillian A., 655; M. Alice, 655; Ralph E., 895, 903; Susan F., 993 Dilcher, Charles S., 1530, 1547; Cyrus J., 1547; Isabella T., 1530, 1547; Robert H., 1547 Dilger, Elsie M., 735, 792 Dilgert, Emma, 489, 513 Dill, Barbara, 1471; Maria, 1380 Dillen, Julia, 603, 623; Thomas M., 623 Differ, Joseph, 1308; Lydia M., 1301, 1308; Marv, 624; Susan, 1394 Dillinger, Alavesta E., 200 Dillingess, 446 Dilliplane (Dillipline), Annie, 1163, 1171; Cora, 911; Thomas, 1171 Dilworth, Anna P., 1397, 1425; Jipa, 1425 Dimmig, Anna, 430; Charles, 430; Clara L., 169, 188; Daniel, 188, 210; Daniel B., 188; Ella, 430, '446; Ella M., 427, 438; Elmer, 430; Emma, 430; George, 430; Hannah, 1016, 1039; Herbert, 430; Howard G., 188, 211; Jennie E., 1S6, 210; Jessiah, 438; John L., 169, 188; Mar¬ garet, 430; Margaret R., 211; Peter, 1039; Rebecca A., 422, 430; Vernon, 430; William, 439; William G., 422, 430; Wilmer, 188 Dimmitt, Martha R., 142 Dinger, Edna S., 676 Dingier, Annie, 1036, 1076; Charles S., 1076; Mary, 1426; Susan B., 1076 Di Nunzio, John, 341; Joseph, 335, 341; Leona M., 335, 341 Dirmitt, Elizabeth P., 1218 Disch, Annie L., 1166, 1173; Ira, 1166, 1173; Paul, 1173; Ralph, 1173 Dissler, Annie, 716, 771 Distel, Albert, 553; Helen M., 532, 553 District, Lower (Middle), 5, 23, 26; Upper, 5, 26 Dittmyer, Evelyn, 536 Ditzler, Emma S., 826, 850; Jacob, 169; Naomi H., 158, 169; William W., 850 Diver, Elsie C., 206; Jane, 1095; Joseph, 206 Divilbliss, Lavinia G., 100 Dix, Hepzibah, 1494 Dixon, Anna M., 1267, 1273; Carrie J., 119; Edith M., 1267; Edna H., 1267, 1273; Elinor H., 189, 211; Elizabeth, 1319; Eliza¬ beth C., 1322, 1332; Elizabeth J., 107, 119; Emma C., 1262, 1267; Emma H., 189; Flora IL, 1267, 1273; Florence S., 170, 189, 1267; Hannah, 1322, 1332; Ida, 1332; Ida F., 1322; Isaac, 1322, 1332; James, 107, 119; John, 189, 1267; John A., 1551; Mabel, 1540, 1551; Marian E., 1273; Rachel, 1322, 1332; Samuel, 1319, 1322, 1332; Samuel C., 1322, 1332; Thomas, 1322, 1332; Thomas J., 1267, 1273; William, 119; William F., 170, 189, 1262, 1267 Doadt, Bessie M., 612; Casper, 611; Conrad, 591, 611; David L., 612; Edna L., 612; Edward W., 611, 624; George L., 612; Henry L., 612; Ida M., 591, 611; Irwin W., 612; Rose L. 611, 624; Violet M., 611, 624 Doak, Elsie L., 255; Guy II., 240, 255; John E., 255; Lillian M., 255, 267; Rilla R., 240, 255; Samuel, 267 Doan, Jane H., 1018; Jesse, 1018 Doane, John W., 1105; Robert A., 1105; Vera H., 1055, 1105; William A., 1055, 1105 Dobbins, John S., 1110; Margaret F., 1064, 1110 Dobler, Flora B., 1470, 1485; John, 1485 Dobschal, Maria, 662 Dobson, Barbara, 654; Elizabeth L., 654; Fulton, 644, 654; Louise S., 644, 654; Lucile A., 654; Samuel W., 654; Susanna E., 1273; Thomas, 941 Dock, Christopher, 1369 Doctor, Amanda M., 694, 714; George, 714; Jacob, 713; Lucy, 766; Mary, 694, 713 Dod, Christine, 543 Dodd, Clement F., 1112; Edith W., 1064, 1112; Edward A., 540; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1615 Elwood (Ellwood) M., 1064, 1112; Lynn M., 1112; Nellie F., 540 Dodendorf, Eliza, 834 Dodge, Ada H., 253; A. H., 239, 253; Alfred, 898; Alma M., 253; Elma M., 253; Emma J., 892, 898; Fay K., 253; Flor¬ ence, 1517, 1533; Frank, 1533; Glen M., 253; Hiram A., 892, S98; Maud K., 253; Mertie M., 239, 253 Dodson, Clara H., 740; Clinton, 1466; Emma H., 740, 799; Estelle W., 740, 799; Hannah H., 740, 799; Helen S., 740, 799; Helen W., 799; Henry C., 704, 740, 799; Hester H„ 740; Julia M., 1456, 1466; Martha H., 704, 740, 799; Robert A., 740, 799 Doepfer, Anna S., ' 1081, 1122; Henry C., 1122 Doerbaum, John, 29 Dohner, Lydia, 852 Doke, Nancy, 115 Doldey, Anna B., 1400 Doll, Alice G., 1566, 1568; Amanda K., 175, 196; Ethel C., 1568; George M., 196; Gilbert L., 1568, 1570; Henry, 196; II. Lewis, 1566, 1568: Horace H., 175, 196; Horace M., 196; Ida M., 196; Louis, 1568; Mabel F., 1568, 1570; Matilda, 196; Sallie M., 440; Sylvester, 440 Dombaugh, Frances, 1174 Domeck, Elizabeth K., 716, 771 Dommel, Homer K., 262; Joseph C. , 247, 262; Matthias, 262; May A., 247, 262; William M., 262 Donahue, Alice I., 778, 834; James W., 1387; Lena L., 1387, 1420; Mary J., 1350, 1387; Mary V., 1387; Philip F., 1350, 1387; Robert, 1387; T. J., 778, 834 Donaldson, Anna, 874, 800; Benja¬ min, 880; Madge M., 1356; Ruth B., 1489 Done, Effie, 1388 Doneily, Levina, 4S6 Donelson (Donellson), Annie M., 1335; Elizabeth, 1369; Eliza¬ beth K., 716, 771 Doney, Beatrice M., 516; Emma L., 490, 516; Howard J., 516; Ida J., 240, 256; Jacob, 240, 256; James G., 490, 516; Kate E., 234, 240; Lizzie J., 256; Robert H., 516; Willard J., '256; Wil¬ liam, 516 Donmoyer, Rebecca, 773 Donnan, David, 924; Essie M., 922, 924 Donnell, Catharine, 1410; Henry, 1376, 1410; Martha A., 1410; Sarah M„ 1376, 1410 Donnelly, Arthur B., 1532; Charles D. , 1532; Eloise D., 1515, 1532; Hugh, 214; James R., 1515, 1532; Mary A., 1112; Michael F., 199, 214; Minnie L., 199, 214; Richard, 1532 Donner, Maria, 1110, 1111 Donohoe, Mary, 81S Doorley, Hazel, 323 Dordrecht, 46 Dorey, Mary, 990 Doris, Ellen, 1402 Dorman, Elizabeth, 1441, 1454; John, 1449, 1454; Matilda, 1030; Sybil, 1454 Dorn, Melchior, 16, 18 Dorr, Hattie, 1397 Dosom, Mary, 408 Dotterer, Anna V., 1002; John, 1010; Mary, 901; Marie, 758; Priscilla, 290, 315; Samuel, 315; Susan, 691, 702; Susanna, 1010; Susanna G., 887, 889 Dotts, Amanda, 689, 698; Mary, 432, 448 Doty, A. C., 1477, 1493; Edmond A., 1493; G. E. Laurice, 1493; Laura M., 1477, 1493 Doud, Anna M., 1067, 1113; Anne E., 1113; Erastus S., 1113; Harold, 1067, 1113; Harold A. , 1113; Margaret J., 1113 Dougherty, Annie E., 179, 205; Elizabeth E., 1075, 1119; Ethel G., 1133; Harry, 1133; Hellen T., 1133; James, 1090, 1133; John, 1133; John A., 1119; Minnie M., 1090, 1133; Walter, 1133; William, 1133 Doughty, Amanda L., 1041; Mar¬ garet A., 869, 876; William E., 1041 Douglass, Allison C., 1543, 1554; Barbara, 1489; Benjamin D., 1543, 1554; Charles T., 573, 586; Crissie M., 1474, 1489; Elizabeth R., 573, 586; Eva B. , 1527, 1543; Henrietta W., 1459, 1474; James P., 1483; John F., 1459, 1474, 1489; Margaret, 1489; Robert D., 1527, 1543; Robert G., 1543; Sarah E., 1469, 1493 Douthitt, Maria, 1499 Dove, Sarah P., 740 Dover, 34, 39, 47 Dowding, Albert, 591, 610; Annie G., 611; Bertha M., 610; Emily E., 611; Emily M., 591, 610; Joseph, 610; Lewis E., 611; Mary R., 610; Winnifred D., 611 Dowell, Lemuel, 134; Lillian A., 116, 134; Mary L., 134; Wil¬ liam L., 116, 134 Dowers, 58 Edward, 863, 866; Matilda, 867, 871; Regina H., 863. 866 Dowler, Evaline, 522; Frank M., 522, 551; Katharine I., 522, 551; Rebecca L., 496, 522 Dowlin, Clifton, 1296; Joseph N., 1296; Luther, 1286, 1296; Mar¬ tha A., 1286, 1296; May, 1296, 1306; Norris, 1296 Downard, Beulah M., 1420; B. F., 1388, 1420; Boyd L., 1420; B. Ross, 1420; Catharine E., 1388, 1420; Dorcus B., 1420; Ephra¬ im, 1420; Mildred G., 1420, 1430 Downing, Laura, 1546 Doyle, Belle, 287; Bernard, 1138; Louisa, 101, 108; Mary A., 778; Mary C., 1095, 1138 Doylestown, 19 Drake, Alexander H., 1459, 1474; Emily, 1556; George, 1046; G. Louisa, 799; Ida W., 1459, 1474; Martha, 568, 574; Mar¬ tha A., 1454, 1462; Matilda, 473, 482; Nancv, 1046; Philip, 1462 Dramer, Concordear, 338 Draper, James E., 120, 138; John A. , 138; Nathaniel, 1454, 1461; Rachel W., 1454, 1461; Su¬ sannah H., 120, 138 Drasher, Maria, 738 Drayer, Francis, 504, 532; John, 532 Dreffs, Arthur, 672; Clara A., 672 Drehs, Amelia H., 102, 110; Edwin G., 102, 110; Irwin, 110 Dreihouse, Lizzie, 1021, 1051 Dreisbach, Aaron, 973; Amanda S., 1194, 1202; Emma L., 1202, 1218; Enos S., 1194, 1202; Esther H., 973; John M., 1530, 1540; Laura C., 1530, 1546; Martin, 1530; Martin L., 1514, 1530; Matilda E., 1530; Susan B. , 1514, 1530 Dreka, Blanche E., 320; George A., 320; Grace H., 293, 320; J. Godfrey, 293, 320 Drennan, Esther M., 605 Dresden, 34-36 Dresher (Drescher), 58 Abraham, 52, 56, 62, 353, 887, 918, 919, 921, 1186; Abraham K. , 921, 923, 985; Agnes, 919, 1230, 1233; Amanda, 921; Anna, 62, 348, 349, 631, 633, 918, 1436, 1437; Anna A., 918-920, 1281, 1283; Anna K., 228, 230, 918, 919; Anna R., 918; Austin C., 922; Beatrice L. , 922; Blanche, 276; Blanche R., 920 Catharine W., 919, 921; Cecilia E., 920, 921; Cecilia R., 921, 923; Charlotte G., 920, 922; Christopher (Christoph), 37, 53, 54, 58, 62, 66, 79, 83, 228, 662, 918, 919, 1281, 1436; Clarella S., 923, 1295, 1306; Daniel, 276, 91S-921 Edward L., 922; Edwin L., 925; Eli, 919; Elizabeth II., 275, 919, 920; Elizabeth M., 919; Ella, 920, 922; Ella H., 923, 925, 1296; Ellen D., 921, 923; Emeline, 667, 673, 921; Emily, 920; Eve S., 918, 1186; Flor¬ ence B., 920, 921; Frederick, 40 George (Georg), 37, 42, 43, 51, 52, 54, 58, 62, 69, 79, 349, 917- 921, 1258; Hans, 349; Jacob, 352, 918, 921; Jacob W., 921, 923; Johann, 418; Levi, 919; Lydia, 921 1616 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Maria, 39, 42, 62, 88, 228, 344, 918, 919; Maria B., 918; Maria Y., 918, 1258; Martha H., 276, 920, 922; Mary, 921, 923; Mary A., 921, 923, 985; Nellie R. , 921, 923; Oliver, 919, 920, 1283 Rachel, 921, 923; Raymond S., 923, 925, 1296; Rebecca, 919; Regina, 918; Regina K., 352, 918, 919; Reuben, 919, 921; Rosina, 39, 62, 918, 1180, 1183; Royal, 925 Salome, 357 ; Samuel, 29, 53, 230, 888, 918-922; Sarah K., 353, 919, 921; Susanna, 53, 353, 357, 918, 919, 921, 923, 1260, 1261, 1281, 1283; Susanna S., 887, 888, 918, 920, 922; Theresa, 920; William H., 920, 922 Dreshertown, 58 Dreslin, Anna F., 1096; George, 1115; Mary A., 1072, 1115 Dresselhaus, Catherine, 922 Drexel, Katie, 1143 Dreyfus, Emma, 853 Drissel, Susan, 169 Driver, John M., 121; Mabel H., 108, 121 Druckenmiller, Amanda, 451; Amanda P., 435, 451; Catha¬ rine E., 425, 435; Catharine S. , 435, 451; Charles, 425; Charles C., 435, 451; Dorothy, 451; Elizabeth, 476, 489; Eliza¬ beth W., 451; Ellen Y., 425, 435; Elsie, 911, 913; Enos, 1164; Florence S., 435, 451; George W., 425; Henrietta, 425, 435; Flenry A., 425; Ida M., 425, 435; Jacqueline B., 452; Jennie, 425; Joseph E., 435, 451; Joseph Y., 425, 435; Joshua, 425; Lovina Y., 420, 425; Maggie, 1158, 1164; Maria, 198; Martha B., 425; Nathan, 420, 425; Nathan T., 425, 435; Pauline, 425; Polly, 487; Rachel T., 425, 435; Reu¬ ben, 425; Susan, 425, 435; William, 913 Drum, Albert, 979; Eliza, 979, 990; Emma, 979, 989; Ida, 979; Mary, 979, 989; Rebecca N., 972, 979; Samuel, 972, 979; Sarah, 979; William, 979; Wright, 979 Drumheller, Anna L., 813; Annie, 1100, 1141; Annie E., 813; Barbara L., 846; Caroline, 1395; Carrie D., 813; Cath¬ erine R., 816; Charles, 813; Charles Y., 174, 195; Edward, 1100; Elizabeth D., 578, 596; Elizabeth J., 710, 756; Emma R., 1051, 1100; Harvey, 813; Horace, 1051, 1100; Howard, 756, 813; Irene H., 174, 195; Isabella, 140; Jacob, 813; Jacob B., 710, 756; John, 578, 596; Kate H., 756, 813; Kenneth, 1100; Lawrence, 813; Mary M., 813; May, 813; Nora E., 813; Rebecca S., 759; Ringgold, 195; Sallie, 736, 803; Sarah A., 711,' 976; William, 756, 759, 1100 Drummond, Anna M., 1422; Lewis J. , 1422; Lizzie, 1072; Plesie M., 1389, 1422 Drune, Magdalena, 794 Dryadel, Jane, 334 Duane, 1508 Dublin, 64 Upper, 53 Dubois, Ada E., 358, 371; David, 581; Edgar, 371; Elizabeth, 571; Ella, 371; Phoebe P., 571, 581 Dubschke, Johann C., 85 Ducoffe, Elizabeth, 690, 699 Duckham, Emily, 319 Duckworth, Laura C., 997 Duddy, Amy R., 1097, 1139; Anna H., 1097, 1139; Edna M., 1139; John, 1139; John H., 1139; William, 1097, 1139; William T., 1139 Duel, Adelia, 1117 Duffy, John, 1121; Margaret, 1080, 1121; Mary, 993; Sarah, 1092 Dufur, Louisa, 880 Dugan, Alice, 1028, 1063; Ellen, 1390, 1423 Duke, Anna C., 1422; Clara B., 1389, 1422; Edgar C., 1389, 1422; James C., 1422; James W., 1422 Dull, Mary P., 321 Dunaway, Elizabeth, 1487 Duncan, Isabel, 568, 575; Malinda, 1427; Margaret J., 405; Maria, 547 Dunfee, Mary E., 719, 776; Robert M., 776 Dunham, Catharine L., 1504, 1510 Dunkelberger, Annie M., 442, 457; Earl M., 457; Franklin, 457; Harvey J., 442, 457; Roy E., 457; Sophia, 457 Dunkle, Blanche, 1362; Ellen, 1363; Fern, 1362; Florence, 1363; Fred, 1363; George, 1335, 1362; Irene, 1363; Lesta B., 1335, 1362; Lucile, 1363; Mar¬ vin, 1362; Maxine, 1363; May, 1362, 1405; William, 1362 Dunlap, Ann E., 1330, 1352; Edna R., 533, 555; Elizabeth, 1352; Ella N., 1567, 1570; Ida, 408; James, 533, 555; Lola C., 1352, 1391; Louis, 1567, 1570; Louis K. , 1570; Mary, 1352; Mary J. , 1371; Matthew, 1330, 1352; Rhoda A., 1139; Robert W., 1570; Ruby, 555; Sarah L., 1463, 1477; Stella M., 1396; Tompkins, 1477; W. Beyer, 1352; William B., 1352, 1391 Dunmire, Permila J., 874, 880 Dunn, Ada M., 1475, 1490; Alice K. , 585; Anna J., 835; Annie II., 739; Bessie M., 367, 391; Carrabell, 1475; Dorothy A., 1490; Edwin, 1455, 1465; Flor¬ ence H., 1475; Harry A., 1490; Helen A., 1490; Homer W., 1460, 1475, 1490; Janet, 805; Joseph, 1475; Maggie H., 1475; Mary A., 1460, 1475; Rachel W., 1455, 1465; Re¬ becca A., 1475; Samuel, 739; Theron T., 1475; Warren C., 585; William E., 1490; Willis C., 1475, 1490 Durdy, Alexander C., 1489; Louisa E., 1473, 1489; Louis L., 1473, 1489 Durkee, Alfred R., 217; Jessie, 208, 217 Durn, Charles D., 541; Emma M., 541; Joseph, 541; Levi R., 510, 541; Minnie M., 541; Sarah M., 510, 541 Durrett, Hester T., 105, 114 Duryea, Albert B., 1044, 1091 ; Alice R., 1136; Edwin J., 1091; George W., 1091; Margaret L., 1044, 1091; Paul G., 1091, 1136; Susie B., 1091, 1136 Dutter, Arthur, 554; Charles, 533, 554; Chloe, 555; Dorothy, 555; Henry, 554; lone, 555; Kenneth, 555; Maggie R., 533, 554; Roy, 554 Dutton, Aimee S., 723; Henry B., 179, 204; Kathryn M., 723; Lewis T., 723, 784; Marie I., 179, 204; Mary H.. 204; Reata R., 723, 784; Savilla H., 698, 723; William M., 698, 723; William R., 204 Dwyer, Helen, 115, 132 Dyer, Ella M., 520, 550; John R., 520, 550; Joseph, 550; Joseph K., 550 Dykins, Daniel B., 820; Julia H., 765, 820 Dyre, Anne, 727 Dysart, Keturah A., 556 Dyson, Joseph B., 678; Miriam M., 671, 678 E Eagle, Anna D., 746, 802; Catha¬ rine, 803; Charles, 802; Charles H., 746, 802; Ellen H., 706, 746; Esther, 646; Henry, 746; Howard H., 746, 803; Kate, 746; Mark H., 706, 746; Mar¬ guerite, 803; Mary, 746, 803; Miriam L., 802; Rachel, 803; Ruth E., 802 Early (Earley), Albert L., 1555; Augustus, 827; Lillian C., 1271, 1277; Lvdia M., 827; Mary G., 1551, 1555; Michael, 1277 Earnhardt, Josephine, 1549 Earnshaw, Laura, 138 East, Catherine, 1485 Eastburn, Edward, 687, 689; Eliza¬ beth IL, 689; Hannah, 1438, 1440, 1446 East Greenville, 60, 68 East Indies, 34 Eastman, Dora E., 537, 556; George Y., 1458, 1473; Joseph H., 556; Mary E., 1458, 1473; Moses, 1473 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Easton,. 70, 83 Anne L., 1497; Margaret, 103, 112; Mildred A., ^306, 332; William N., 332 Eastwood, Elizabeth, 1402 Eaton, Catherine H., 605; Charles G. , 385; Harry M., 365, 385; Henry H., 605; Henry S., 605; Lizzie I., 586, 605; Martin W., 586, 605; Mary A., 576, 592; Miriam L., 605; Morse, 592; Sarah C., 365, 385; Stan¬ ley K., 385; Wesley, 576, 592 Ebbert, David W., 23 Ebel, Eric J., 539; Herman W., 508, 539; Harry Z., 539; John, 539; Minnie E., 508, 539; Myrtle I., 539; Robert W., 539 Eberhard (Eberhardt), Agnes, 1248; Catherine, 1103; Charles W., 158, 170, 430; Climena R., 430; Elizabeth. 1054; Emma K., 158, 170; Ida C., 485, 505; Pauline R., 550; Rebecca, 1189, 1194; William, 505 Eberly, Alvin, 830; Annie, 717, 773; Benjamin, 1133; Brandt, 127; Catherine, 831; Clayton, 830; David, 771; Dorothy V., 831; Earl, 830; Elizabeth, 717, 772, 773, 830; Elizabeth H., 773, 830; Elsie, 772, 773, 831; Emma E., 772, 829; Francis E. , 1133; Franklin, 830; Frank W., 773, 830; Harry, 830; Harry S., 112, 127; Helen, 127; Henry, 830; Herman, 830; Irene R., 773, 831; Irwin, 830; James, 830; John R., 127; Kate, 772; Kathryn R., 831; Katie, 717, 773; Lillian G., 830; Lizzie, 773; Lizzie E., 717, 772; Martin, 772; Mary E., 112, 127; Mary F., 772; Myce F. , 1090, 1133; Rebecca, 717, 773; Rebecca D., 773; Salinda, 772, 829; Sallie, 717, 772; Sallie H. , 695, 717; Samuel, 695, 717, 772, 773; Sarah W., 771; Sher¬ wood K., 1133; Solomon, 717, 772; Verna I., 1133; Walter, 830; William, 830, 1090, 1133; William D., 773, 831; Zacha- riah, 772 Ebersole, Florence, 769, 824; Jacob F., 824 Ebert, Alan C., 1164, 1172; Alberta, 1172; Alice A., 1162, 1170; Alice B., 1157, 1164; Alvin T., 1157, 1164; Amos, 1154, 1157; Amos H., 1157, 1162; Amos L., 1157, 1163; Anna, 1157, 1162; Anna D., 1162, 1170; Anna S., 1152, 1154, 1162; Annie, 1157; Augustus F., 621 Bertha, 1163; Blaine G., 1163, 1172; Clarence G., 1163; Clar¬ ence W., 1157; Claude W., 1163; Christian, 1152, 1154; Dorothea M., 1171 Edgar L., 1163, 1170; Edgar R., 1162, 1168; Eleanor R., 1171; Eleanor T., 1154, 1157; Eli, 1157; Elizabeth C., 1163, 1172; Elizabeth R., 1154, 1157, 1164, 1172; Ella B., 1162; Emily XJ. , 1157, 1164; Emma, 1157; Em¬ ma G.. 1162; Florence, 1171; Florence O., 1169; Frances A., 1169 George W., 1163, 1171; Gladys E., 1170; Hannah C., 1157, 1164; Hannah M., 1157, 1162; Harry, 1171; Harry O., 1163, 1171; Hattie E., 1163; Helen D. , 1163, 1170; H. Emma, 1163, 1171; Horace K., 1162, 1170; Horace M., 1157, 1162, 1164; Horace S., 1170; Howard E. , 1162 Ida G„ 1163, 1172; Ida M., 1162; Israel, 1154; Jacob L., 1157, 1163; Jennie, 1163, 1172; J. Milton, 1157, 1164; Joel, 1154, 1157; Johann, 348; Joseph, 1154; Joseph R., 1157, 1162 Kate H., 1157, 1163; Kate M., 1157, 1163; Kate V., 1157, 1161; Kingsley W., 1164; Leah, 1171; Leonard, 1171; Lizzie C., 1163, 1172; Louisa Y., 1154, 1157 Magdalena, 1154; Maggie M., 1163, 1171; Margaret, 1172; Margaret R., 1157, 1163; Mar¬ garet W., 1157, 1162; Mary, 1157, 1163; Mary A, 1163, 1170; Mary J., 1157, 1162; Mary K., 1 162, 1170; Mary L., 1154, 1157; Mary P., 1163, 1171; Mattie M./1163, 1171; M. Elizabeth, 1163, 1171; Milton L., 1157, 1163; Miriam A., 1162, 1168; Morris A., 1162; Myra E., 1162 Olive M., 600, 621; Phoebe A., 1162, 1170; Rebecca, 1157, 1162; Robley J., 1169: Rosa L., 1162, 1170; Ruth, 1171; Sallie D., 1163, 1171; Samuel, 1154, 1157; Samuel R., 1157, 1161; Sarah, 1163; Sarah A., 1157, 1162; Sarah H., 1154, 1157; Solomon, 1154, 1157; Stella K., 1163 Thelma H., 1171; Theresa, 1154, 1157, 1163; Walter G., 1163; Walter W., 1162; Walton G., 1163, 1172; Willard, 1171; William. 1154, 1157, 1162; William D., 1162, 1170; Wil¬ liam E., 1169; William S., 1163, 1171; Wilson H., 1157, 1162 . Ebner, Mary C., 817 Eby, Annie, 627; Clinton B., 262; Sara K., 262; S. H., 96, 99 Eccard, Calvin N., 514, 548; Evan¬ geline L., 514, 548 Eck, Edwin D., 812, 846; Elarah, 201; Jennie C., 812, 846; Laura D., 932, 934; Ruth M., 846; Samuel G., 846, 934 Eckard, Mary C., 233, 239 Eckel, Annie S., 1041; Catharine L., 1017, 1041; Fabian, 7, 8; 1617 Horace, 1086; Leidy, 1041, 1086; Lewis, 1041; Lizzie, 1086; Mary L., 1041, 1086; Samuel, 1017, 1041 Eckenroth, Charles R., 1422; Clara M., 1389, 1422 Ecker, Amy, 840; Bessie, 753, 809; Lydia, 1014, 1032; William, 809 Eckert, 1041 Alice J., 772, 828; Alvin K., 392; Anna M., 392; Beulah E., 1060, 1109; Catharine, 94; Catherine K., 392; Charles F., 1027, 1060; Emma, 1094; Emma R., 1027, 1060; Ernest, 955; Eulalia K., 392, 409; Frank B., 1109; Fredericka, 376; Frieda B., 1109; George R., 1060, 1109; Ida H., 1064; John, 1064; Josephine L., 1422; Leidy L., 367, 392; Luther K., 392; Mary, 194; Matilda, 812; Michael. 469; Monroe, 392; Pauline M., 950, 955; Sarah, 983; Sophia, 392; Susanna A., 392; Susanna L., 367, 392; Viola IV, 392, 409 Eckford, Elizabeth N., 117, 136; Jason I., 117, 136; Margaret B., 136 Eckhart, Christiana H., 1042, 1089; Ella, 1089; Fretta, 1089; Jacob, 1566; John, 1042, 1089; Lewis, 1089; Maria, 1565, 1566; Mary, 1089; Nathan, 1089; Sylvester, 1089; William. 1089 Ecklin, Harriet, 1330, 1350 Eckrote, Sarah, 988 Eckroth, Amandus, 708; Annetta, 708; Cora M., 708, 750; Earl M. , .750; Edwin, 708, 750; Ellen, 708, 750; Eva, 750; George M., 852; Guy E., 750; John, 708; Levina H., 692, 708; Mary A., 708, 750; Moses, 692, 708; Roy S., 750; Valentine, 708; Valeria, 828, 852; Wil¬ liam, 708, 750 Eckstein, Dorothy Y., 1275, 1278; Theodore, 1275, 1278 Edam, 46 Eddinger, Daisy, 811; Elda, 811; Elijah, 811; Elsie, 811; Frank, 1536; Frank C., 755, 811; Harry, 811; Leon, 811; Lillie (Lilly) E., 755; 811; Lulu, 811, 845; Marie, 811; Minnie, 811, 845; Ruth W., 1536, Titus, 811 Eddy, Cora M., 1388, 1420; George E., 1420; George W., 1420; Harry D., 1388, 1420; Salinda N. , 981; William, 981, 1450 Edel, Leah, 473, 482 Edelman (Edleman), Ambrose, 1241, 1250; Calvin B., 1089, 1132; Carrie IV, 1250, 1255; Catharine, 1147; Catherine, 1135; Charles, 1250, 1255; Christiana, 1196, 1207; Clar¬ ence, 1250; Edwin, 1250; Elsie R., 1090; Emma E., 1147; Joseph, 1132; Lizzie M., 1241, 1250; Luther C., 1132; Mary 1618 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families C., 1089, 1132; Oscar, 1090; Sophia, 160, 173 Eden, Clara, 1540, 1551 Edenborn, Edwin R., 138; Harry M., 120, 138; Theresa L., 120, 1 38 Eder, Charles B., 506, 535; Hazel M. , 506, 535; Samuel, 535 Edison, Thomas A., 1537 Edkin, 536 Edleman — see Edelman Edmandson, Francis, 1447; Joanna N. , 1441, 1447 Edmonston, John A., 1120; Lillian, 1080, 1120; Sarah A., 1120 Edmunson, Blanche N., 1372 Edsall, Benjamin F., 478, 494; Charles F., 494; Ellen Y., 478, 494; Helen J., 494; Jesse Y., 494; Mary, 494; Mary V., 494; Peter, 494; Walter C., 494 Edwards, 67 Anna, 618, 627; Annie L., 495, 521; David, 1469; Edith I., 521, 551; Elisabeth, 521, 551; Elizabeth W., 479, 495; Ella M., 521; Elsie W., 521; Emily W., 495, 521; Edward, 685; Florence M., 284, 307; Henry B., 521; Humphrey W., 495, 521; John B., 479, 495, 521, 551; John W., 495; Jonathan, 1534; Laurens, 307; Laurens F., 307; Lydia R., 579, 597; Martha W., 495; Mary A., 495, 521; Mary H., 1203, 1218; Rachael R., 1457, 1469; Robert, 495; Robert J., 495, 521, 1218; Sarah, 485, 506, 1534; Sophia, 1331, 1354; Su¬ san E., 495, 521; Sylvester W., 495; Thomas, 627; Warren P., 284, 307; William L., 521, 1203, 1218 Effrig, Horace A., 1567, 1569; Mattie C., 1567, 1569; Samuel, 1569 Egbert, Eugene D., 1037, 1079; Norman, 1079; Savilla G., 1037, 1079 Egger, Florence L., 515, 549; Frederick, 549; Olga C., 515, 549 Eggleston, Agnes, 1037; Estella, 1363 Egle, Henry, 710; Horace, 710; Mary A., 710 Egner, Ellamanda, 1164 Egolf, Caroline, 709, 754 Ehisg, Matilda, 1133 Ehl, Elizabeth, 1010, 1021; Emma, 489, 513; Stephen, 1021 Ehly, Arneta R., 1073, 1117; Jacob, 1122; John A., 1117; Rosa, 1081, 1122 Ehrgood, Ann, 573, 587; Daniel, 573; Elizabeth S., 573; Han¬ nah, 573; Levi, 573; Louisa A., 573; Mary Y., 568, 573; Sarah A., 573; William, 568, 573 Ehrig, Lilia, 542 Ehrlen, Anna M., 1239, 1248; Emma L., 1239, 1248; George, 1235, 1239; Sarah W., 1235, 1239 Ehst, Annie T., 846; Jacob M., 1211; Laura H., 1199, 1211; Leah, 986; Leah G., 899, 955, 987; Mary, 1246 Eichel, Elizabeth B., 521, 551; John V., 551; Louise, 139; L. Wil¬ liam, 521, 551; William L., 551 Eichelberger, Abraham, 774, 832; Albert S., 832; Alice, 853; Amanda, 774, 832; Anna I., 832; Arthur PI., 853; Carrie F., 773; Carrie M., 832, 853; Clara H., 832; Earl J., 853; Edith A., 852; Elizabeth J., 832, 853; Elsie A., 832, 853; Emery D., 832; Emma L., 774, 831; Evelyn, 853; Ezra E., 832, 853; George, 774, 832; Plarold C., 853; Harvey L., 832; Ira T., 832; Isaac V., 832, 852; John, 695, 717; John R., 774, 831; Kathrine E., 774, 832; Katie S., 774, 832; LeRoy I. , 852; Marion E., 832; Mar¬ tha E., 717, 774, 832; Mary, 717; Mary H., 717; Oscar V., 832, 853; Raymond, 853; Su¬ san, 774, 832; Susan H., 695, 717; Teckla E., 832, 852; Urias, 717, 774; Vera E., 853; Walter D. , 832; William M., 832 Eichenlaub, Lee P., 506, 535; Mabel L., 506, 535; Preston L., 535 Eickert, David R., 519; Florence R., 494, 519 Eidell, Augustus R., 212; Reta N., 190, 212 Eilenberger, Susan E., 1019, 1046; William, 1046 Eiler, Ellen E., 1111 Einsel, Barbara, 1156, 1160; Henry, 1160 Einsfeld, George, 531; Katherine, 504, 531 Einsminger, Barbara, 828, 851 Eipers, Kathrine, 774, 832; Mat¬ thew, 832 Eisenberg, Ann N., 1010, 1022; Ester, 1566 Eisenbrey, Adelaide, 899; Joseph H., 937; Laura, 933, 937 Eisenhart, Alice Y., 492, 517; Allen E. , 517; Allen S., 517; Caroline, 456; Catharine, 595; Eva M., 517; Grace A., 517; Helen M., 517; Joseph, 1206; Lillian E., 517; Lillie, 1196, 1206; Ralph J. , 517; Samuel, 492, 517 Eisenhower, 980 Eiserman, Emma, 1397 Elbert, Margaretta, 1122 Eldred, Amelia B., 1475; Briah, 1475; Caroline H., 1461, 1475; George A., 1475; Le Grand S., 1475, 1490; Mary D., 1475, 1490; Marv L., 1475, 1490; William, 1461, 1475; William D., 1490 Eldridge, Edwin B., 993; E. Mae, 983, 993; Florence, 764; Jehu, 1451 Elian, Elizabeth, 242, 259; George, 259 Elliott (Elliot), Alverda M., 1100; Arthur B., 1550; Edwin, 1538, 1550; Edwin T., 1550; Emma, 1538; Emma E., 1520, 1538; George, 558; Gilbert, 1100; Grace E., 1538, 1549; Helen T., 1538, 1550; James A., 597; Jane, 486, 506; Julia A., 762, 818; Margaret, 597; Marion R. , 579, 597; Mary E., 1369; Mary L., 1538, 1549; Mary R., 1538, 1550; Minerva, 157, 167; Nina, 540, 558; Richard L., 1550; Rilla, 789; Robert, 1538; Sadie, 1142; Samuel B., 818; William A., 167; William D., 1520, 1538; William L., 1538, 1549 Ellis, Brower R., 1498; Calvert N., 183; Charles C., 164, 183; Edna M., 1420; Edward, 569, 576; Edward L., 839; Emma S., 164, 183; Evan, 685; Florence IL, 1475; Genevieve C., 788, 839; Gertrude G., 1568, 1570; Harry Iv., 1485, 1498; Henry J., 183; James H., 1387, 1420; John, 1568, 1570; John D., 183; Josephine W., 1387, 1419; Lena L., 1387, 1420; Lillian H., 1536; Marion G., 1570; Mary M., 569, 576; Matthew P., 1420; Maxine A., 839; Ora E., 1485, 1498; Raymond E., 788, 839; Robert, 685; Thomas, 1475; Wilbur W., 1420; Wil¬ liam, 1498; William R., 1387, 1419; Wilma E., 1420 Ellor, Janet M., 494, 519; Raymond W., 494, 519 Elser, Blanche K., 503; Lizzie, 717, 772; William C., 503 Eltonhead, Elizabeth R., 1049, 1098; Ella N., 1098, 1140; Harry, 1049, 1098; John F., 1098 Eltz, Marv J., 201, 214; Robert J., 215; Walter, 201, 214 Elvester, Gunhild, 882 Ely, Catherine M., 1220; Christine J., 1172; Lucy, 1034, 1071; Luther H., 1220; Mae, 742; Maria, 400; Mary A., 1374 Embery, Marjorie, 1359, 1402; William, 1402 Embody, * Catherine, 544; Esther G., 511, 544; Nathaniel, 511, 544; Pearl, 544 Emerich, Mary, 638 Emers, Alfred, 1054, 1103; Louisa, 1103; Mary W., 1103; Matilda S. , 1054, 1103; W. H., 1103 Emerson, Clarie E., 728, 788; John, 788 Emert, Cardie, 715, 767 Emery, Anna, 656; Anna M., 1350; Catharine, 1009, 1018; Chris¬ tine, 1009, 1019; Ernestine, 932, 936; Estelle S., 522; Ida M., 1350, 1387; James, 522; John, 1350; John B., 1350; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1619 John W., 1329, 1350; Rebecca B., 1329, 1350; Sallie E., 190; Stephen A., 936 Emraers, Edward E., 305, 332; Ernest, 332; Marion D., 305, 332 Emmis, Mary, 1465 Emmons, Racheal, 1412 Empenger, Daniel H., 603, 622; Nellie M., 603, 622 Enck, Albert, 826; Alvin, 831; Bella, 826; Charles, 826; Clin¬ ton E., 773, 831; Edwin R., S26; Elias, 716, 771; Elizabeth R. , 771, 826; Ella R., 850; Elsie, 831; Elva, 850; Emma S. , 826, 850; Fannie, 826; Frank, 718, 774; Franklin R., S26; George, 771, 826; George R., 826, 850; Henry, 771, 826; Howard, 826; Jacob, 826; James R., 826, 850; John, 826; Kate, 771; Katie R., 826; Llewellyn, 774; Mary A., 716, 771; Mary E., 850; Nathan, 826; Polly, 771; Robert, 826; Sadie M., 826, 850; Sallie 826; Sallie PI., 773, 831; Samuel K., 831; Susan, 826; Susanna B., 718, 774; Thomas, 771, 826; Verna D., 850; Wayne, 771, 826 ; William, 826 Enders, Carrie M., 783; Margaret, 783; Raymond, 783 Endy, Alice L., 754; Amanda S., 910, 912; Amelia, 710, 755; Anna, 710, 756; Annie, 754; Annie M., 756, 812; Clarence, 812; Daniel, 709, 754; Edwin T. , 1276; Elizabeth, 710, 755; Ellen, 754; Frank M., 756, 812; George D., 1268, 1276; Hannah M., 710, 754, 756, 809; Plenrv, 693, 709, 755; Irene, 812; James, 710, 754, 755; James B., 910, 912; John, 610, 754, 756; John C., 754; Kate, 755, 811; Kate A., 710, 755; Kate B., 755, 811; Laura, 912, 915; Leah, 710, 755; Lena, 912; Lillie, 755, 811; Lizzie, 756, 813; Lloyd, 912; Lucy, 912; Lydia B., 709, 754; Mabel, 812; Magdalena H., 693, 709; Mary, 709, 754, 755; Mary A., 754; Mary B., 710, 755; Mary E., 126S, 1276; Mathias, 710, 755; Milton, 1276; Morris, 812; Obadiah, 755; Reuben, 709, 754; Reuben O., 754; Rosa R., 756, 812; Sallie, 754; Sarah M., 709, 754; Thomas, 912; Wil¬ liam, 755 Engel — see Engle Engelbeck, Elizabeth, 1415; Ellis R., 1382, 1415; George P., 1415; Lucy J., 1382, 1415; Ranald, 1415 Engelmeyer, Alice, 1249; Emma, 1249; Florence, 1249; George, 1249; Harry, 1240, 1249; Ida, 1249: Kate, 1249; Kate W., 1240, 1249; Laura, 1249; Lizzie, 1249 England, 2, 13, 40, 45, 47-49 Eleanor, 1430; Gayle, 1430; Harold, 1417, 1430; James G., 1430; Jennie R., 1417, 1430; Lauretta, 1430; Sidney M., 1032, 1069 Engle (Engel), Albertus, 154; Ame¬ lia, 154, 155; Amelia P., 1101, 1141; Ann, 154; Caroline R., 155; Charles, 149, 154, 770; Charles B., 154, 155; Charles K., 154; C. Roger, 838; Eliza, 154; Elizabeth, 688, 690; Eliza¬ beth K., 155; Elizabeth R., 149, 154; Esther L., 786, 838; George, 154; George N., 1526; Glenn H., 838; Gustavus, 154, 155; Henry, 690; H. Leanore, 838; Isabella, 155; John, 770; Josephine M., 1526; Madeline, 655, 660; Marne, 770; Ottmer G., 838; Peter, 716, 770; Re¬ becca, 154; Richard, 154, 155; Samuel S., 786, 838; Sarah F., 155; S. Douglass, 838; Sophia, 1170; S. Stuart, 838; Susan F., 154; Susanna H., 716, 770; Thirza IV, 154; William P., 1141 Engleman, Andrew, 350 Engler, Earl D., 814, 846; George, 846; Mary A., 814, 846; Su¬ sanna, 1505, 1514 English, Anna IV, 652; Bertha K., 642, 652; Frank S., 642, 652; Joseph E., 652; Rachael, 820 Enkhuizen, 45 Ense, Sophia, 1385 Entreken, James, 1320 Enyeart, Elizabeth, 1324, 1335; Thomas, 1335 Epler, Frederick A., 820, 848; Jean, 812; Mildred I., 820, 848; Wil¬ liam F., 848 Eppeheimer, Annie M., 838; Flor¬ ence, 587, 607; John W., 607 Epright, Allen J., 448, 460; A. Theodore, 460; Dorothy M., 460; Elmer, 1413, 1429; Elmer W., 460; Joseph I., 460; Mary E., 448, 460; Nora B., 1413, 1429; Ruth N., 460; Samuel 460; Samuel E., 460; William J., 460 Erb, Aaron, 634, 640; Abraham, 633, 635, 639, 648; Absalom, 576; Acey, 576; Ada J., 1566; Agnes R., 648, 658; Allen M., 846; Amanda, 1055, 1105; Amandus G., 648, 658; An- geline K., 1565, 1566; Ann, 633; Anna, 635; Anna B., 640, 649; Anna C., 649, 659; Anna I., 660; Annie, 635, 641, 648, 658; Arthur F., 658, 660 Benjamin, 569, 576, 1565, 1566; Benjamin M., 174, 195; Ber¬ nice, 659; Catharine, 633, 635, 639, 640, 648; Charles, 195, 633, 635; Clara A., 640, 658; Clara S., 648, 658; Clayton, 658; Clement G., 1566; Daniel W., 1566, 1569 Edgar A., 1566; Edith, 658; Ed¬ ward, 195; Edward E., 576; Elemina S., 712; Eliza A., 576; Elizabeth, 633, 635, 639, 640; Elizabeth N., 1083, 1127; Elizabeth R., 631, 633; Ella, 195; Ella M., 326; Ella S., 214; Ella Y., 195; Elmer E., 1566, 1569; Elmer K., 195, 214; Elmer M., 326; Elsie M., 326; Emma H., 197; Emma K., 174, 195; Emma M., 298, 326; Esther, 1395; Eugene, 648 Frances A., 1569; Franklin, 658; George, 296, 302, 633, 634, 639; George W., 1070; Gertrude, 658; Plannah M., 298, 569, 576; Harry M., 326; Harry S., 298, 326; Henry, 712; Henry M., 326; Henry W., 660; H. Irene, 658, 660; Howard, 648, 658; Howard C., 649; Ida, 195, 659; Ida C., 640, 649; Iona L., 658; Irwin M., 326 Jacob, 633-635, 640, 887 ; Jacob B. , 640, 649; Jefferson J., 1127; John, 576, 631, 633, 635, 658; John H., 1566; John L., 648, 658; Kate, 635; Katherine L., 1569; Lavina, 634; Leslie, 815; Lillie E., 1105; Linwood, 214; Lloyd D., 658; Lovina S., 633, 635 Mabel, 815, 1070; Mabel M., 195, 214; Maggie C., 649; Mahlon, 634, 639; Mamie F., 648, 658; Margaret, 214; Mar¬ tha G., 649, 659; Mary, 633, 635, 640, 1055, 1105; Mary A., 568, 572; Mary E., 635, 640; Mary H., 633, 635; Mary J., 326, 639, 648; Mary L., 639, 648; Mary M., 634, 640, 759, 815; Mary S., 282, 302, 635, 640, 641, 649; Miriam E., 814, 846 Nora C., 649; Norman, 195, 214; OsAvin S., 297, 326; Ralph L., 326; Raymond K., 759, 815; Reba; 658; Rebecca, 648, 659; Reuben, 64, 815, 1105; Reuben J., 326; Robert, 648, 658; Robert R., 1569; Romanus, 640, 649; Rose R., 1566, 1569; Samuel, 633-635, 640; Samuel C. , 649, 659; Samuel W., 298; Sarah, 639; Sarah H., 634, 639; Sephrona, 576; Sophia IV, 633, 635; Susan B., 634, 640; Susan C., 649; Susanna 366, 390, 635, 639, 648; Susanna M., 297, 326; Susanna S., 633, 634, 887; Thomas, 576; Walter, 648, 658; Walter J., 326 Erdell, Griffith P., 410; Katie, 397, 410 Erdman, Amanda, 480; Annie, 838; Chester H., 403; Daniel, 493; David R., 480; Delbert H., 403; Ferdinand, 403; George M., 480; Henry, 378, 403; 1620 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families John A., 480; Magdalena Y., 473, 4S0; Mahlon, 480; Maria, 477, 493; Michael, 473, 480; Nettie J., 378, 403; Rebecca, 480; Richard, 480;- Susanna, 480; William A., 480 Erhart, James R., 845; Kate E., 810, 845; Roy, 810, 845; Roy E., 845 Erich, Ida J., 432, 448; John, 448; Joshua, 1132; Sarah A., 1089, 1132 Erickson, Charles, 852; Hilda J., 378, 403; John, 403; Teckla, 832, 852 Erkinger, Anna, 802 Ermentrout, Donald C., 736; Em¬ ma M., 703, 736; George M., 736; Gertrude M., 736; Henry R., 703, 736 Ernest, Mary H., 289 Ernev, Flora V., 173, 192; Frank, 192 Ernst, Catherine, 364; Erasmus, 1193; Kate S., 1193 Erusberger, Cordelia, 1363 Ervin, Elizabeth M., 550; John H., 520, 550; John L., 550; Ken¬ neth D., 550; Mabel E., 520, 550 Erwin, Amanda, 992; Henry, 972, 980; John, 981; Julia N., 972, 981; Matilda N., 972, 980, 981; Tura, 981; William, 972, 981 Esbenshade, Barbara, 1390 Eschbach (Eshbach), Abraham, 812; Agnes V., 1208; Anna, 614; Anna S., 493; Annie, 444; Catherine A., 755, 812; Clar¬ ence F., 461; Cora E., 812; Ellen S., 1197, 1208; Elsie G., 812; Fern V., 461; Florence M., 812, 846, 1208; Frederick, 449, 461; Grace M., 461; Har¬ ry, 376, 402; Irene K., 376, 402; Irwin G., 812; Leah M., 1208; Lizzie, 156, 164; Lloyd G., 812; Mary, 1208; Nancy, 110; Or¬ lando, 1197, 1208; Oswin, 755, 812; Pearl F., 461; Ralph, 402; Regina, 120S; Sarah, 1198; Stella F., 449, 461; Walter G., 812; William, 402, 1208; Wil¬ liam G., 1208; William R., 461 Esenwine, Lydia R., 820 Eshelman (Eshleman, Eschleman), Benjamin, 1108; Frank, 113, 128; Floward, 267; John F., 128; Martha, 717, 774; Mary A., 113, 128, 1060, 1108; Meriam, 128; Susan, 264, 267; Thelma, 128 Esher, Jane, 695, 718 Esling, LauraS., Ill, 125; Nicholas, 125 Espenship, Linwood, 671; Nellie T., 671 Essick, Baltzer, 637; Clara C., 637, 645; Frank C., 645; Henry M., 633, 637; Howard M., 637, 645; James A., 637, 645; Laura L., 645, 654; Laura R., 645, 654; Louise, 637, 644; Lydia R., 633, 637, 645; Mary E., 645, 654; Susan L., 637, 645 Essling, Sarah, 877 Esterlev (Estcrly), Andreas, 1161; Annie, 1161; Augustus, 1161; Catharine, 1155, 1158; Charles, 1161; David, 1156, 1161; Elcnora, 1161; Jeremiah, 1161; Mara A., 1161 ; Mary M., 1156, 1161; Minnie M., 1161 Etcliberger, Bessie M., 544, 560; Donald C., 560; Ezra P., 560; Robert C., 544, 560 Etter, Sarah, 832 Ettinger, Abraham, 158, 170, 1021; Bessie E., 170, 190; Catharine,. 1016, 1038; Emma L., 158, 170; Irene, 170; Jacob, 1038; James A., 170, 190; Lizzie, 1241, 1250; Mary, 1009, 1021; Myrtle, 733; Olivia, 170 Etzweiler, Margaret, 1342 Evans, 283 Albert R., 878; Amy J., 314, 337; Andrew J., 570, 579; Anna B., 1073, 1116; Anna M., 296, 597; Annie, 707, 748; Annie G.; 597; Augusta, 541; Belle S., 871, 878; Benjamin F., 579; Benja¬ min G., 1382, 1416; Bertha, 314; Blanche R., 297, 325; Burd P., 871, 878; Byron, 314; Cadwallader, 71, 941, 1176; Charles A., 597, 619; Charles D. , 1388, 1421; Charles G., 619; Charles H., 871, 878; Charles J., 579, 597; Charles S., 878; Christopher, 314; Clarence R., 878; Clifford H., 597; Daisy H., 878; David Z., 867, 871, 878 Edith I., 871, 878, 882; Edward A., 871; Elizabeth, 1416; Eliza¬ beth A., 1416; Elizabeth Ii., 1137; Elsie M., 597, 619; Emily M., 591, 611; Emma, 456, 463; Emma A., 579, 597; Emma D., 1356; Etelka B., 1382, 1416; Eva I., 448, 460 Fannie E., 579, 597; Florence B., 878, S82; Franklin T., 598; George, 1421; George D., 325; George H., 878, 882; George W., 289, 314, 597, 887; Hannah E. , 871, 878; Harry, 1117; Helena N., 872; H. Gimber, 1482; Horace B., 878; Howard S., 579; Howard W., 591, 611 Irwin, 1441; Isaac, 864, 871; Isaac H., 871, 878; Jacob M., 579, 597; John, 692, 707, 1232; John A., 597, 620; John C., 1421; John N., 579, 597; Joseph L., 611; Kathryn E., 597, 619 Laura C., 871, 878; Lewis, 460; Lewis W., 297, 325; Lizzie, 871, 878; Lydia R., 579, 597; Mamie, 1051; Margaret, 1467; Margaret F., 871, 878; Mar¬ garet H., 597; Marion E., 597, 620; Marion R., 579, 597; Mark V., 579; Martha G., 580; 598; Martha H., 872, 878; Mary, 1024, 1036; Mary B., 1467; Mary I., 1388, 1421; Mary L., 871, 878; Mary M., 871; Mary S., 878, 882, 1457, 1467; May B., 1482; Mildred L. , 597, 620; Mord L., 580, 598 Nelson M., 619; Rachel, 1096; Robert I., 1457, 1467; Row¬ land, 221; Rowland C., 1467, 1482; Rowland G., 1467; Sarah, 1467; Sarah H., 692, 707; Sarah (Sara) M., 570, 579, 597, 620; S. Irene, 289, 314; Susanna H., 867, 871; Viola F., 597; William B., 878, 882; William G., 463; William H., 872; William M., 598; William S., 579; W. N., 1416 Evens, Louisa, 375 Everest, Annetta B., 1359 Everett, Adda A., 753, 808; Alma M. , 808; Amandas, 753; Aman- des, 709; Beaulah, 753, 808; Bertha M., 753, 809; Bessie E., 753, 809; Carrie B., 753; Charles, 692, 709, 753, 807; Charles D., 753, 809; Charles O., 753; Clara S., 753, 807; Clayton J., 808 Daisy S., 753, 808; Dorothy A., 809; Earl L., 807; Edgar W., 753, 809; Edwin, 753, 808; Edwin C., 808; Elizabeth, 474, 485; Ellen J., 709; Ellevina, 1043; Elmer H., 808; Elmer T., 753; Esther K., 753; Evelyn A., 808; Evlvn M., 809 Fietta L., 709, 752; Florence S., 753; Frank, 1043; Fred N., 808; Guy, 808; Hannah L., 692, 709; Harold M., 808; Hattie O., 753; Helen B., 753; Helen M., 809; Howard O., 753; Howard W., 843; Icy, 1418; Ida R., 808, 843; Isabella, 709, 753 Jacob, 709, 1043; James A., 753; James W., 753; Janetta, 709, 753; J. Howard, 753, 808; John, 753; John E., 809; Joseph, 1017, 1043; Lena M., 753; LeRoy O., 808, 843; Lizzie IL, 753; Lottie M., 808; Louisa, 1043 Maggie, 753, 807; Mary A., 709, 753; Mary O., 709, 753; Min¬ nie, 453; Miriam B., 753, 809; Monroe, 709, 753; Morgan R., 843; Penrose, 709, 752; Robert, 753; Ruth W., 709, 753 Sarah, 709; Susan H., 1017, 1043; Thomas E., 709, 753; Vina D., 753; Violet, 808; William, 753 Everhard (Everhart), Annie, 1127; Annie G., 360, 377; Charles W., 377; Frank R., 1497; John W., 1497 ; Marguerite M., 1483, 1497; Raymond M., 1483, 1497; W. H., 1497 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1621 Everts, Agnes C., 1078, 1120; Ed¬ ward C., 1120; Edward E., 1078, 1120 Ewell, Catharine B., 771 Ewing, Charles A., 585, 605; Idelle B., 585, 605; John, 941; Laura E., 1425; Mary I., 605; Re¬ becca R., 1077; Sarah E., 805; Susanna, 1457, 1468; William, 1468; William T., 1077 Exner, Annie E., 434, 450; John, 450 Eyer, Andrew, 1046, 1095; Emma J., 1046, 1095; Grace D., 1095; James A., 1138; Joseph A., 1095, 1138; Lena C., 1095; Mary C., 1095, 1138 Eyerman, Alice S., 1513, 1529; Edward H., 1513, 1529; John, 1529, 1546; Lucy E., 1529, 1546; Marguerite, 1546 Eyles, Arthur H., 879; Helen E., 873, 879 Eynon, Anna G., 749, 805; Annie M., 1034, 1073; Elizabeth, 1034, 1072; Elsie M., 749; John, 1072, 1073; John J., 707, 749; John M., 749; Mary A., 707, 749; Thomas J., 749 Eyre, Almira C., 1242, 1251; Edith, 1242; Franklin, 1236, 1241, 1242; George F., 1241; Maria G., 1236, 1241 Faber, Alice S., 484, 503; Arthur J., 484, 503; Elizabeth, 1048; John T., 1266; Theodore, 503 Fabian, Emily M., 194, 213; Oscar J., 213 Fact, Fannie F., 715 Faddis, Annette, 1141; Bessie, 1356, 1398; Charles K., 1356, 1398; C. Helen, 1356; David Y., 1331, 1355; E. Myrtle, 1356, 1398; Frances M., 1356, 1398; George J., 1331, 1355; Hannah B., 1331, 1355; PI,. Claudia, 1356; Mary PI., 1355, 1398; Maude P., 1355; Maud K., 1355, 1398; Mazie E., 1356, 1398; Norman S., 1355, 1398; Robert, 1355; Samuel B., 1356; Sarah B., 1331, 1355; Susie M., 1356, 1398 Fager, Jane, 438 Fagley — see Fegley Fague, Anna C., 507; Bertha, 537; Catharine A., 486, 507; Charles, 537; Ella N., 537; PL Regina, 507, 537; Jacob, 474, 486, 507; John, 507, 537; John M., 486, 507; Julia, 486, 507, 537; Laura W., 507, 537; Mary E., 507, 537; Rachel, 486; Samuel, 507, 537; Sarah, 507; Sarah Y., 474, 486; Vina, 486, 507; Walter, 537 Fagundas, Susan, 787 Fahl, Elizabeth, 1165 Fahler, Emma, 846 Fahnestock, Elizabeth R ., 980, 990; William B., 991 Fahringer, Amanda E., 188; Mary A. , 1029, 1065; Reuben, 1065 Fairbrother, Elizabeth G., 1536, 1549; George, 1536, 1549 Fairfield, Daisie P., 25, 494, 520; Frederic W., 520; Margaret H., 520; Wynn C., 494, 520 Fairview Village, 61 Faix, Marie, 1146 Falck, Sarah S., 798 Falckner Schwam, 60 Falconbridge, Elizabeth P., 1543; John D., 1543 Fallows, Elsie V., 178, 204 Fallstich, Jennie, 745, 801; Wil¬ liam, 801 Famous, Anna C., 1075; Anna S., 1119; Attlee, 1118; Blanche 5., 1075, 1119; Dora E., 1119; Edith, 1118; Effie M., 1075, 1119; Elizabeth E., 1075, 1119; Elsie F., 1075, 1118; Elsie T., 1118, 1144; Francis 11., 1119; Francis M., 1075, 1119; Florence S., 1075, 1119; Harold A., 1119; Harry R., 1075, 1118; Plelen, 1118; Hettie W., 1075, 1118; Ida M., 389, 408; Irvin H., 1075, 1118; Jacob, 366, 389; Jennie M., 1075, 1118; John, 389; John B. , 1075; John D., 1075, 1118; John Ii., 1118; John M., 1119; John S., 1036, 1075; Katie B., 1075; Leon C., 1118, 1145; Lydia L ., 1075, 1118; Mary C. , 366, 389; Rosa, 1118; Sarah, 1118, 1144; Sarah A., 1036, 1075 Farber, Alice M., 1133 Farinet, Adolph, 837; Clara, 782, 837 Faringer, Alice, 1375; George W., 1344, 1374; LeRoy, 1375; Lydia B., 1344, 1374 Farmer, 865 Catharine N., 1524; Elizabeth M., 1544; James A., 1544 PYrnham, Elbert C., 897, 904; Eugene B., 904; Hubert H., 904; Laura A., 897, 904 PYrnsworth, Armina, 951, 956; James T., 956 Farnum, Susan, 1274 Farquhan, Anna, 880, 883 Farr, Amelia, 982 PYrrar, James B., 405; James IP., 381, 405; Thelma K., 381, 405 Farrell, Jacob, 1085; Jennie, 1117; John L., 1040, 1085; Mary M., 1040, 1085; Richard, 822; Thomas P., 768, 822; Vera M., 768, 822 Farren, 99 Farrington, Amanda H., 302, 331; Charles, 302, 331; Mary, 331, 341 Fassett, Elwood, 104 Faszbinder, Henrietta, 332 Fatrel, George, 362, 380; Susanna W., 362, 380 PYtzinger, Alexander, 529; Anna J., 501, 529; Carl A., 529; Harold R., 529; Martha, 751; Ravmond, 501, 529; William J., 529 Faul, Annie L., 641, 650; Annie R., 641; Benjamin F., 641; Edwin O., 635, 641; Florence R., 1052, 1101; Mary S., 635, 641; William, 641; Wilson H., 1101 Faulkender, Hannah, 1326, 1341; John, 1341 Faulkner, Arthur, 1052, 1101; Eliza¬ beth H., 1052, 1101; Dorothy E., 1101; John, 1101; Kathe¬ rine A., 1101; Laura G., 1101; Louise, 1509, 1521; Nancy, 379 Faunce, Christian, 213; Clara E., 213; Clarence S., 194, 213; Florence M., 194, 213; Frank¬ lin R., 213; Mary F., 669; William, 669 Faus, .Rachel R., 992 Faust (Foust), Aaron, 1050; Blanche E., 516; Blanche S., 490, 515; Catharine, 726; Cath- rine C., 138; Daniel E., 1020; Edna E., 1216; Elizabeth L., 1020; Ellen Y., 425, 435; Em¬ ma Iv., 124; George B., 435, 451; George W., 451, 1216; Hannah, 1050; Helen A., 516; Helen M., 435, 451; Irwin, 124; Jacob, 697, 720, 1341; J. Cal¬ vin, 1201, 1216; Jean E., 516; John W., 1326, 1341 ; J. Paul, 516; Katie C., 1201, 1216; Laura J., 435; Linda B., 580, 598; Maria, 140; Mary B., 1326, 1341; Mary E., 435, 451; Nellie B., 435; Peter, 871; Samuel, 861, 1004; Sarah, 867, 871; Sophia, 1370; Sophia L., 1020, 1050; Sophia W., 697, 720; Tilghinan J., 425, 435; W. Claude, 516; William, 435; William J., 490, 515; William Iv., 598 Faux, Martha E., 1015, 1037; Thomas, 1037 Favinger, Albert M., 1484; Calvin E., 1484; Douglas B., S46; Ellen V., 846; Florence M., 812, 846; Harold W., 812, 846; Henry IP., 1469, 1484; Mary A., 1469, 1484; Rena C., 846; Robert G., 846; William, 846 PYvorite, Edna, 1199, 1211 Fay ter, Emily, 1106 Feaster, Jennie, 1170 Feather, Alice M., 1569; Ida C., 156, 165; Rebecca W., 693, 710, 711; Nathaniel, 165; Reuben, 693, 710; Samuel, 693, 710; William, 710, 711 Feathergille, Ruth M., 1403 Febrige, Catherine, 871; Mary, 877 Feeney, Henry, 1417; Lula G., 1385, 1417 Fees, Jacob, 1235; 1240; Mary, 1240; Mary W., 1235, 1240 Fegely, Carolina, 809 1622 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Feger, Elizabeth S., 103; H. C., 103; Laura M., 893, 901 Fegley (Fagley), Allen, 433; Allen G., 198; Amanda, 433; Anna, 291; Annie, 844; Bertha P., 198; Beulah M., 198; Carrie A., 786; Charlotte, 1116; Clin¬ ton, 786; Edna, 901; Eli, 277, 291; Elizabeth G., 422, 433; Ella M., 894, 901; Elmer, 176, 198; Elmer W., 199; Emma, 433; Emma V., 199; Ernest A., 198; George, 1039; Hannah A., 1104; Harold, 901; Harry, 894, 901; Henry, 901; Jesse, 442; John, 422, 433; Lester, 901; Lydia, 983; Martha, 428, 442; Martha C., 176, 198; Mary M., 1039; Myra H., 277; Paul, 901; Robert, 901; Rusell, 901; Ruth, 901; Sadie, 980; Samuel, 291; Verna, 901; Verna V., 199; Vincent C., 198 Fehr, Arthur P., 187; Carrie M., 494; Mildred, 168, 187 Fehrmann, Cornelia S., 1466, 1481; Jacob, 1481 Feight, Elsie M., 1359, 1402; James 1., 1402 Fein, Flora, 430 Feist, Dewey, 795; Geraldine, 842; Lee, 795; Mammie M., 795, 841; Marian, 795; Robert, 738, 795, 841; Rudolph, 795; Stella M., 738, 795; Verna, 795; Vivian, 842 Feister, Mary E., 826 Felix, Anna M., 361, 378; Gaudenz, 378 Fell, Amanda. 1414 Fellenbaum, Harvey, 826; Harvey 5., 770, 826; Kate W., 770, 826; Margaret, 826; Norman, 826; Robert, 826; Thomas, 826 Felleneer, 901 Fellman, Henry, 1125; Ida B., 1082, 1125; Magdalena, 575, 591; Samuel, 591 Felt, Fred, 593 Felton, Mary S., 329 Felty, Arthur, 393; Clinton B., 369, 393; Eliza, 1216; Ida M., 393; Selma S., 369, 393 Fenicle, Helen, 1542, 1552; Mary E., 515; Thomas, 1552 Fenley, Adellia, 103 Fenn, Samuel, 394; Sara A., 369, 394 Fennel, Nettie, 103 Fenner, Alta, 533, 555 Fenstermacher (Fenstermaker), Edgar, 463; Emma E., 706, 745; Emma H., 432; Emma J., 607; Estella S., 595, 617; James 0., 617; John, 432; Maria, 1043, 1090; Nettie K., 980; Sadie, 453, 463; Sara J., 312 Fenstermather, Ellen, 1129 Fenton, David C., 1039; Emma L., 580. 598; Harewood M., 580, 598; Mary, 778, 834; Nellie C., 1039; William I., 834 Ferber, Mary, 442 Ferdinand, King, 8 Ferguson, Clara, 604; Columbus B. , 157, 168; Francis, 1097; Grace H., 1529; Lucy, 168; Margaret J., 1047, 1097; Mary J., 622; Nana, 584, 604; Nelson, 604; Ralph H., 1391, 1424; Rebecca A., 1391, 1424; Samuel S., 168; Sarah C., 157, 168; §T William H., 1424; William S., ' it 1424 Ferman, Augusta, 911 Fern, Henry, 615; Mary, 594, 615 Ferrier, Lola C., 1352, 1391; Wil¬ liam E., 1391 Ferris, Isabel I., 897; Samuel, 897 Ferry, John, 234, 243; Sarah K., 234 243 Fertig, Charles, 626; Hattie M., 615, 626 Fesher, Annie E., 447, 459; Charles C. , 447, 459; Charles L., 459; Edward S., 447; Elizabeth H., 447; Jennie A., 447, 459; Lester L., 447, 459; Mary A., 432, 447; O. H., 432, 447; Silas W., 447 Fesig, Mary R., 648, 658; William H., 658 Fest, Christopher, 1485; Edwy C., 1469, 1485; Marv E., 1469, 1485 Fetter, Annetta E., 708; Ida S., 550; Leah, 694; Mary 189, 772; Samuel, 708 Fetterhoff, Anna S., 781, 836; Carrie Z., 781, 836; George A., 721, 781; Harvey, 781, 836; Marlin, 836; M. Jane, 721, 781; Robert, 836; Vincent, 781, 836 Fetterman (Fetherman), Allen J., 493, 517; Caroline Y., 477, 493; Carrie I., 493, 517; Edna V., 493; Elizabeth, 596; Elmer H., 443, 458; Elmer, 458; Florence V., 458; Francis 0., 564; Grace, 564; Harold L., 455; Ida F., 545, 561, 971, 977; James L., 458; Juliana, 1211; Leah, 716; Leon, 82, 458; Levi, 493, 561, 563, 1201; Lucinda, 989; Mabel, 561, 563; Maggie S., 441, 455; M. Agnes, 443, 458; Marguerite L., 458; Mary, 768; Mary S., 561, 563, 1201; Myron T., 441, 455; Norman, 564; Oscar, 977; Oscar K., 545, 561; Raymond, 564; Samuel, 477, 493; Stella, 561, 563 Fetterolf (Fetherolf), Abraham, 1078; Adaline L., 1036, 1078; Agnes C., 1078, 1120; Al¬ bert, 1078; Alice G., 1036, 1079; Anna F., 1078, 1119; Anna R., 1036, 1077; Ben¬ jamin F., 1036; Beulah A., 980, 982, 991; Charles G., 1036, 1078, 1079: Charlotte L., 1036, 1078; Cnester, 992; Clara, 649; Clarence, 982, 992; Cornelia R., 1036, 1078; Daniel, 1015, 1036, 1077, 1079; Daniel B., 973, 982; Daniel R., 1078; Deborah, 1036, 1077; Dorothy, 1120 Elban, 1078; Elizabeth B., 1036, 1078; Ellen W., 1078; Elmer C., 1078; Emma C., 1078; Epentus, 1120; Estella G., 1078, 1120; Esther, 1078; Es¬ ther N., 973, 982; Ethel, 1078; Fanny M., 1036, 1077; Flora B. , 982, 992; Florence, 1120; Frances K., 1078; George, 1079, 1120; George G., 1036, 1078; Gladys E., 992 • Harold L., 992; Helen, 1078; Helen M., 494, 519; Ida C., 982, 992; Irene C., 1078; Isaac, 1036, 1078; Iva, 1078; Jere¬ miah, 982, 992; John, 1036, 1077; Laura C., 1078; Layton R. , 1078; Lucille, 992; Luton M., 982, 992 Maggie, 1078; Marv, 530; Mary C. , 1078; Mary E., 982, 992; Mary G., 1036, 1077; Matilda, 1036, 1078; Nathan L., 1078, 1119; Nathan S., 1036, 1078; Paul, 1120; Philip, 1036 Rebecca B., 1078; Rebecca G., 1015, 1036; Ruth D., 1078; Ruth I., 992; Sarah B., 982, 992; Sarah H., 982, 992; Susan, 1036; Viola C., 1078; Willard, 1120; William F., 519 Fetters, David, 785; Mary E., 724, 785 Fetzer, Agnes, 442, 456; Amanda E., 442, 455; Edwin, 428, 442; Catharine, 442, 455; Daniel, 442; George, 442; Katherine, 807; Maria E., 428, 442 Feusner, Charles, 651; Daniel, 651; Esther, 651; George, 641, 651; Isaac, 651; Jacob, 651; Mary, 651; Naomi, 651; Ruth, 651; Sallie H., 641, 651; Sarah, 651 Fiehnel, Ida S., 1148 Field, C. C., 1095; Eliza A., 1028, 1062; Emma D., 1046, 1095; Henry G., 1028, 1062; Lemira S. , 1062; William A., 1062 Fields, Mattie V., 1027, 1058; Nellie E., 979, 989; Theo- bold, 989; William, 1058 Fies, John, 560; John D., 543, 560; Mary C., 543, 560 Fiester, Agnes, 555; Clarence, 555; Curtis, 533, 555; Eunice, 555; Flora, 555; Grace, 555; Lucy, 505; Mary, 534; Mary R., 533, 555; Mildred, 555; Pearl, 555; Ray, 555; Venna, 555 Fife, Caroline, 1276 Figel, Kate, 1090 Filemyr, Albert S., 142; Ella C., 142; Ida L., 142; Mary P., 138, 142; William H., 138, 142 Filhnan, Polly W., 577 Fillman, Mary B., 1099 Fincher, Sarah, 1067 Findley, Agnes, 254 Genealogic4l Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1623 Fine, Carrie, 1092, 1137; Elizabeth, 1092; John, 1092; Kenneth, 1092; Lillian, 1092; Susan W., 1044, 1092; William E., 1044, 1092 Finey, Isabelle, 814 Fink, Catharine, 1399; Claude N., 456; Earle E., 456; Elizabeth, 1338; Ella J., 442, 456; Frances F., 456; George J., 442, 456; Gertrude M., 644, 653; John, 653; John N., 1186; Luisa, 1360; Lydia G., 421, 426; Maria, 426; Mary A., 426; Nathan, 426; Rebecca, 426; Stanley C., 456; Viola W., 456 Finkbone, 698, 722 Finn, Daniel, 785; Olive, 724, 785 Finnan, Mary A., 267 Finnemeyer, Beatrice, 395; Doro¬ thy, 395; Ferdernian, 395; Henry B., 370, 395; Laurence, 395; Lester, 395; Magdalena W., 370, 395; Margaret, 395 Finney, Mabel M., 1548, 1555; Samuel N., 1548, 1555; Walter N., 1555; William G., 1555 Finnigan, Margaret C., 838 Finzel, Margaret, 1217 Firestone, Mary E., 1402 Firing, Annie D., 1162, 1170; Her¬ bert L., 1170; Mahlon, 1170; Ruth E., 1170; William G., 1162, 1170 Fiser, Joseph, 100; Sallie G., 100 Fisk, 960 Kathryn, 1108; Kenneth, 1108; Minnie H., 1060, 1108; Wallace, 1060, 1108 Fisher (Fischer), 360 Abel, 876, 881; Adam, 862; Adam H., 667, 862; Adam S., 863; Ada S., 863; Alice G., 582, 602; Alma E., 863; Amanda, 693; Anna, 693, 1073; Anna B., 1002, 1003; Anna H., 294, 322; Anna K., 175, 355, 358, 363; Anna M., 1003; Anna S., 322; Anna W., 1234, 1238; Anne W., 863 Barbara, 162, 862; Barbara S., 180; Bertha, 1130, 1147; Blanche B., 294, 322; Carrie M., 602, 622; Catharina, 862; Charles, 454; Charles A., 988; Charles C., 528; Christina K., 160, 175, 363; Clara E., 298, 326; Clinton L., 1398; Corne¬ lius, 979 Daniel, 175, 596; Daniel D., 596, 618; Daniel W., 618; Dorothy H., 322; Edith I., 871, 878; Edith R., 175, 196; Edna N., 602, 622; Edwin S., 863; Elias H., 528; Elizabeth, 517, 693, 710; Ella D., 596; Ella K., 618, 626; Ellen, 454; Ellen M., 191; Emma B., 863; Emma L., 596; Estelle J., 876, 881; Esther, 440, 454 Fannie E., 579, 597; Florence L., 1398; Florence S., 647, 657; George, 322, 474, 862; George W., 326, 481, 499, 528, 1276; Hannah, 1460, 1461; Hannah H., 618; Harry C., 528; Har¬ vey M., 501, 529; Helena, 173, 192, 492; Henry G., 596; Henry W., 618; Herman, 94; Hiester, 693, 710; Howard, 175; Ida, 815, Ida M., 499, 528; Irwin, 322 Jacob, 693, 862, 1238; Jacob C., 294, 322; Jacob E., 499, 528; Jacob F., 160, 175, 355, 358, 363; James B., 656; James F., 657; James H., 618; Jared, 693; Jesse S., 863; Jessie S., 881; J. Harry, 647, 657; John, 579, 596, 1147; John B., 260; John F., 528, 1234, 1238; John J., 582, 602; John N., 107 ; John P., 192, 618, 626; John S., 863; Joseph, 34 Katie, 837; Katie E., 596, 618; Laura, 363, 382; Levi, 710; Levi G., 693; Lillie M., 1269, 1276; Lulu E., 978, 988; Lydia, 674, 679; Lydia S., 863; Ma- linda, 863; Margaret, 671; Margaret C., 499, 528; Mar¬ garet E., 302; Margaretta, 1315; Maria H., 862; Marjorie V., 626; Mary, 471, 474; Mary A., 579, 596; Mary E., 618, 774, 995; Mary H., 602, 622, 862; Mary N., 1390, 1424; Mary O., 626; Mary S., 667, 862, 863; Mary W., 863; Michael, 59 Nellis H., 881, Nevin D., 618; Nevin K., 175, 196; Nora G., 618; Olivia B., 596, 618; Olivia G. , 647, 656; Otto H., 626; Peter, 59; Polly, 972, 981; Ralph E., 657; Reeda H., 982; Richmul J., 1058; Robert C., 881; Rosa, 175; Ruth E., 881 Samuel, 693, 710; Samuel B., 602; Samuel S., 594; Sarah, 758, 1238; Sarah A., 101, 107; Sarah N., 973, 982; Sarah W., 693, 710; Sara J., 863; Solon H. , 618; Sophia, 363; Stella M., 501, 529; Susanna, 237, 251, 471, 474, 702, 733, 862, 1238; Susanna Y., 481, 499 Tamson E., 691, 702; Terence, 982; Valentine, 693; Verna H., 618, 626; Verna S., 657; Wil¬ liam, 973, 982; William D., 529 Fister, Anna M., 1014, 1030; Mah¬ lon Y., 1161, 1167; Minnie J., 1161, 1167; Morgan, 1167 Fitchthorn, Blanche G., 614; Frank, 614 Fitzgerald, A. Edna, 580, 598; Charles, 330; Charles I., 580, 598; Estella, 300, 330; John R., 745; Kathryn, 733; Mar¬ garet, 1100; Mary A., 706, 745 Fitzwater, Clarinda E., 1477, 1492; George W., 1492 Fix, Annie T., 1029; Bessie A., 114, 129; Bettie, 104, 113; Charles P., 129; Daniel, 1029; John, 113; Margaret, 100, 106 Flager, Amanda, 1034 Flaherd'ay, Anna, 674; Annie, 667 Flannagan, Charles W., 141; Eva M., 135, 141 Flavell, Sara J., 1417 Fleck, Abram L., 817; Adam, 206; Evelyn J., 761, 817; Hannah, 180, 206; Hannah M., 1238, 1244; John, 1244; Mary, 206; May, 743; Wilbur H., 761, 817 Fleckenstein, Cornelius, 499; Mary A. 481 499 Fleig, Barbara A., 739, 797; Bern- hard, 797 Fleisher, Caroline P., 116, 135; Charles H., 135; Edith B., 135, 142; Effie IV, 116; Eliza¬ beth C., 116; Elizabeth D., 106; Ethel N., 142; George, 116; Ida L., 135, 142; Harry H., 106; Helen L., 142; Henry H., 116; Howard H., 116, 135; Leona E., 135, 142; Marion E., 116, 135; Mary A., 135, 142; Milton H., 135, 142; Rollo M., 135, 142; Virginia, 116 Fleming, Andrew, 1272; Dessie, 1491; Ethel J., 1272; Gladys H., 1272; Helen C., 1272, 1278; James, 1267, 1272; Jessie F., 1267, 1272; Margaret E., 1272; Maria, 1272; Mary E., 1272; Ruth P., 1272, 1278; Sarah, 1483 Flemings, Charles, 980; Clarence, 980; Elizabeth, 980; Elmira, 980, 990; Francis, 972, 980; Franklin, 980; George, 980; Maria N., 972, 980; Minerva, 980, 990; Minnie S., 980; Sadie F., 980; Sarah R., 980; Wil¬ liam, 980 Flemming, Christian, 1515; Mary A 1505 1515 Fletcher, Hannah C., 1390; Tilly M., 207 Flew, Sarah, 864, 867 Flexer, Ellen M., 720, 777; John O., 777 Flick, A., 1095; Augustus F., 1089; Clara, 1090, 1133; Cora S., 1089; Elmer A., 1089; Elwood F., 1132; F. E., 1132; Hannah E., 1089, 1133; Henry, 1089; James A., 1089, 1132; Lieian A., 1089, 1133; Louisa B., 1043, 1089; Lydia S., 1089; Mackie R., 1090; Mame V., 1089, 1133; Martha M., 1090, 1133; Mary E., 1089, 1132; Mattie A., 1132, 1148; Myce, 1090, 1133; O. E., 1132; Sarah A. , 1089, 1132; Sarah IV, 1089; Susanna, 474, 485; William, 1043, 1089 Flickenger, Charles N., 446; Ed¬ ward L., 446; Ella, 801; Esther M., 446; George, 431, 446; Grace E., 446; Lillian B. , 446; Louise I., 446; Mae S., 431, 446; Nathan, 446 1624 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Flicker, Charles, 735, 792; Florence M., 735, 792; Geraldine, 792; Jennie, 792 Fliegner, Adam, 1186; George, 146, 468, 1176, 1280; Ursula, 468, 1280, 12S1 Fliemer, George, 1180 Flinn, Edmund, 21, 53, 1226, 1229, 1230; Maria W., 1226, 1229 Flitcraft, Amanda, 1275 Flood, Mary A., 217 Flora, Cora R., 1046; George, 1046 Flory, Ida M., 893, 901; Samuel, 901 Flounders, Florence H., 441, 455; Flarry W., 455; Kenard, 455; William O., 441, 455 Flowers, Viola, 597 Fluck, Ada F., 978, 1211, 1223; Agnes M., 932, 1199, 1200, 1211, 1213; Albert F., 932, 1199, 1211, 1213; Charles L., 1192, 1199; Ellen J., 448; Hen¬ rietta, 1265, 1270; Herbert, 449; Howard C., 978, 1211, 1223; Irene K., 175; Jerry, 562; Lillian, 547, 562; Lovina, 433 ; Maria, 527; Sarah H., 1192, 1199; S. Forrest, 519; Thomas, 1270; Verna A., 494, 519; Walter, 175 Fluhman, Margaret, 140 Flunerfelt, Elizabeth B., 1331; G. B. , 1331 Fly, Alton W., 461; Annie W., 433, 449; Arthur R., 461; Dorothy A., 461; Elsie M., 449, 461; Horace W., 449, 461; Joseph, 449; Leroy L., 461; Mabel M., 449, 461; Remandus, 433, 449; Rosie S., 449, 461; Thelma, 461; Theodore, 449, 461; Wal¬ ter W., 449, 461; Willard W., 461 Fochs, Sabina, 1568 Focht, Aaron, 645; Christine W., 454, 463; Clinton, 757; Edith W., 454, 463; Edna, 454; Florence 757, 814; Gladys M., 463; Harry, 454; Hattie M., 757; Jacob, 454; Jeremiah, 757; John, 757; Joseph R., 1324; Julia M., 1068; Kate H., 440, 454; Kathryn, 764; Laura C. , 638, 645; Margaret, 757, 814; Mary A., 710, 757; Min¬ nie, 757; Robert, 454, 463; Robert M., 463; Sarah H., 757; Sarah S., 1324; Sydney, 440, 454; Walter, 454, 463 Fogel, Clarissa, 156, 166; Helena, 1154, 1156; John, 72; Joseph¬ ine, 902; Solomon, 166 Fogelman, Charles H., 817; Henry, 817; John W., 762, 817; Min¬ nie M., 762, 817 Foley, Catharine, 722, 783 Folk, Clara A., 911, 913; Ella A., 194; Emma K., 174, 194; Eu¬ gene C., 1364; Forrest F., 194; Franz W., 194; Fred G., 1336, 1364; Frederick M., 1364; George, 911, 913; George F., 1364; Floward E., 194; H. Wilson, 174, 194; James M., 1364; Kate E., 194; Kate J., 1336, 1364; Kathryn L., 1364; Margaret J., 1364; Solomon, 194 Follmer, Mabel, 761, 817; Peter, 817 Follweiler, Sarah A., 529 Folmsbee, Mary A., 571, 583 Foltz, Amy E., 852; Cathern, 1364; Ella H., 829; Emma S., 829, 852; Eva E., 852; John H., 829; Kate H., 772, 829; Levi H., 852; Mabel R., 829; Roland W., 852; William, 772, 829; William H., 829, 852 Fontaine, Eleanor V., 338; Florence S., 317, 338; John, 317, 338; William, 338 Foor, Rachel, 1365 Foose, Elizabeth, 1037 Forbes, Nellie A., 1388; Willis, 1388 Force, Jonathan, 1486; Sarah B., 1470, 1486 Ford, Edna S., 676; Ida A., 800; Joseph, 676 Foreman, Anna E., 1476, 1491; James, 1491; Jeanette, 626 Forges, Ann, 1326, 1342 Forkey, Joseph, 707 Forman, Ella, 1350, 1387 Forrest, Letitia, 1330 Forrey, Beatrice, 319, 340; Marie A., 319, 339; William I., 339, 340 Forshey, Anthony, 1368; Elbyt, 1339, 1368; Felica E., 1339, 1368; Gladys R., 1368; Owen S., 1368 Forster, Alice M., 171, 190; Caro¬ line, 787; Dorothy, 190; Edna M., 190, 212; George R., 190; Henry, 171, 190; Ralph F., 190; Richard H., 190 Forth, Elizabeth L., 1499 Fortner, Ida D., 979; Ross, 979 Fortney, Clementine, 325 Fory, Howard, 778; Lelia R., 778 Fosbenner, Helen M., 517; John F., 517; Laura Y., 492, 517; Ruth, 517; William F., 492, 517 Foss, H. A., 1430; Lila G., 1418, 1430 Foster, Albert, 692, 708; Albert II., 708; Alma H., 115; Alvah, 999; Amelia A., 692, 707; Anna H., 991, 999; Bertha S., 983, 993; Charles D., 993; Clara G., 708, 749; Daniel, 974, 983; Edgar J., 983, 993; Effie S., 983; Elizabeth, 749; Elizabeth IT, 692, 708; Ellen W., 720; Elvira, 1472; G. Kemper, 115; Harry, 720; Horatio, 692, 707; Howard W., 983; Jeremiah, 710; John T., 983; Margret, 1334; Maria S., 1575; Marie, 749, 805; Mary E., 708, 749; Millie M., 983, 993; Paul W., 993; Russel H., 708, 749; Susan S., 974, 983 Fottle, Harriet, 796 Foulke, Caroline C., 708, 749; Catherine, 190; Ellen E., 1174; Florence L., 749; John, 749; John D., 708, 749; Judah, 1232; Mabel C., 749, 806; Margaret G., 1268, 1275; Nel¬ son C., 1275; Raymond W., 749; Reginald J., 749; Wil¬ liam, 1232 Found, May, 832 Founds, Isabella, 1072 Fouse, Ada, 1366, 1405; Adam, 1335; Barbara S., 1324, 1335; Benjamin, 1405; Christian, 1324, 1335; David, 1324, 1335; Jennie H., 1335; Margaret A., 1324, 1335; Theobald, 1335 Fousel, Catharine, 694, 715; Philip, 715 Foust — see Faust Fout, John J., 64 Fouth, Jacob, 861 Fowler, Elmira, 1549 Fox, Aaron P., 185, 210; AUcq H., 262; Allen, 690; Althea B., 558; Amelia, 690; Amanda, 710; Amanda M., 513, 546; Anna R. , 511, 543; Annie, 1057, 1139; Arthur, 209; Arthur G., 182, 209; Arthur W., 163, 182; Augustine W., 182; Benjamin, 625; Benjamin F., 1117; Bes¬ sie A., 210; Bessie F., 543 Caleb, 666, 669; Carolina, 613; Carrie, 614, 625; Charles E., 850; Charles S., 543; Christian, 543, 613; Clarence, 791 ; David, 690, 691; David G., 546; Earl S. , 1216; Edwin J., 1201, 1216; Elizabeth, 1128; Elizabeth G., 1050; Emerson, 1199; Emma, 800; Emma G., 613; Erma E., 1211; Erma K, 185, 210; Esther M., 210, 850; Evelyn E., 1118 Florence S., 1216; Frank O., 850; Freddie, 669; George, 209; Harold A., 1554; Harold E., 1211; Harry E., 850; Henry, 905; Henry W., 538, 558; Howard F., 1207; Ida S., 734, 791; Jacob M., 438; James, 1237, 1566; James E., 1216; James W., 1534, 1554; Janet L., 209; John, 182, 199, 428, 511, 543, 688, 690, 734, 791; John F., 827, 850; John H., 690, 702 Kate P., 182; Katharine, 182, 209, 747, 1556, 1565; Laura H., 1199, 1211; Laura V., 750, 806; Leila B., 1543, 1554; Levina M., 702, 734; Lizzie, 1428; Lizzie B., 176, 199; LouisaS., 1201; Lucinda, 1088, 1131; Luella B., 558; Lydia, 480; Lydia R., 690, 702; Lydia S., 428 Maggie, 1207; Malvina H., 163, 182; Maria IL, 688, 690; Marian L., 182, 209; Martha, 669; Mary, 212, 427, 438, 669; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1625 Mary A., 538, 558; Mary E., 1211; Mary H., 1192, 1199; Mary J., 280, 297; Mary K., 1201, 1216; Mary S., 666, 669; Matthias, 297; Minnie M., 558 Rebecca, 690; Rebecca G., 1075, 1117; Robert C., 750, 806; Rosa E., 543; Samuel, 702, 734; Samuel W., 1075, 1117; Sarah, 767; Stanley S., 1216; Susan F., 850; Susanna, 1233, 1237; Susanna K., 1196, 1207 ; Susan R., 827; Sylvester, 1196 1207 Thonlas L., 806; Verna G., 850; Verna M., 900, 905; William B., 1192, 1199, 1201; William J., 182, 209; William M., 1050; William S., 1199, 1211 Foy, Francis, 135 Frable, Emma H., 1017, 1042; Mary E., 482, 501; John, 501 Frain, David S., 1486; Eva E., 1470, 1486; Harry R., 1486; Jacob D., 1470, 1486; Ray¬ mond C., 1486 Fraiser, George, 39 Fraley, Carrie, 773; Frank, 773; Harvey, 773; Mary H., 717, 773 France, 2, 47 Francis, Catharine H., 276, 291; Catherine, 808; Delilah W., 757; Edith E., 291, 317; Henry B., 757; John, 291; Joshua M., 291, 318; Lucinda, 706, 747; Lydia A., 291; Margaret (Mag¬ gie) E., 291, 318; Ruth W., 318, 339; Susan, 422, 431; Thomas U., 276, 291 Frane, Margaret, 1136 Frank, Abner E., 523, 551; Annie, 200; Blanche K., 503; Carrie M., 436, 451; Catherine D., 503, 531; Catherine L., 523, 551; Chester A., 503, 531; Christian, 551; Emma, 441; Ida I., 484, 503; Jacob, 1340; John, 484, 503; Kate S., 1028, 1062; Leah, 431, 446; Louisi- anna, 522; Maria B., 1326, 1340, 1341; Mary, 839; Peter, 428, 441; Phebe L., 503, 531; Philip, 436; Ralph, 531; Re¬ becca S., 428, 441; Robert A., 551; Russell T., 503; Sallie W„ 425, 436; W. B., 425, 436; Willbourne J., 503, 531; Wil¬ liam, 441 Frankenberger, Mary M., 688, 694 Frankenfield, Elizabeth, 424; Ellen, 424; Ida, 1137; Isaac, 420, 424; Lewis B., 424; Louis, 674; Mary Y., 420, 424; Sallie, 668, 674; Sophia, 674 Frankett, Ferdinand, 450; Harriet J., 434, 450 Frankfurter, Fredericka, 1120 Franklin, 729 Blanche A., 297, 325; Hattie, 1095; John M., 325; Jordon P., 325; Mary 669; Samuel W., 297, 325 Frantz, Adam, 308; Albert K., 1269, 1277; Ambrose Y., 1277; Beatrice, 1277; Bertha A., 373, 398; Clara, 650; Ellen M., 398; Elmer L., 398; Emma E., 277, 292; Frederick, 193; George W., 1277; Hattie A., 753, 814; Helen V., 308; Henrietta B., 1344, 1374; Jacob H., 814; Jeremiah, 1344, 1374; Jesse, 292, 1374; J. Harry, 285, 308; Joseph L., 373, 398; Laura C., 285; Laura M., 173, 193; Laura V., 308; Laura Y., 1269, 1277; Mabel V., 308; Mary C., 793; May A., 1374; Morrell B. , 1374; Robert L., 398; Su¬ sanna, 557; Virginia H., 1277; Z. Florence, 1374, 1409 Franz, Amanda P., 435, 451; E. Robert, 451 Franz Carl Count Cottulinsky, 10 Franzin, 35 Fraser, Mary, 707, 749 Frazer, Laura, 423 Frazier, Andy, 486, 508, 540; Harry B., 508, 540; H. M., 540; Mary M., 540; Maude A., 508, 540; Sarah J., 508, 540; Susan Y., 486, 508; T. Frank, 508; Thomas, 508; William J., 508 Freas, 1266 Ann C., 1267; Caroline, 524; Catharine, 1267, 1274; Charles S., 1267; Dorothea, 1267; Hen¬ ry M, 1262, 1267; Jesse W., 1267; Margaret A., 677; M. Lula, 1262, 1267; Monroe, 1253; Sarah J., 1244, 1253 Frederick (Frederich), Alma C., 439; Amanda S., 1507, 1517; Anna, 206; Anna K., 206; Anna M., 328; Anna N., 409; Annie R., 1041, 1086; Benjamin, 234, 242, 1210; Bertha R., 892, 899; Carolina, 451; Carrie A., 1086; Catharine, 1016; Catharine S., 910, 912; Catherine, 1007; Catherine R., 206; Charles, 912; Clarence F., 1086 Elizabeth, 396, 1054; Elizabeth C. , 427, 439; Emma, 1205; Emma D., 258; Elsie S., 1086, 1127; Esther, 439; Eva, 1395, 1425; Forrest R., 1086, 1127; Frances, 403; Francis, 1086; Frank, 912; Franklin M., 328; Franklin N., 298, 328; George, 912, 915; George W., 179, 206; Gideon, 1517 Hannah K., 234, 235, 242, 243; Harry B., 1082; Harry C., 1425; Helen K., 1128; Henry B., 1041; Henry F., 280, 298; Horace J., 1199, 1210; Ida E., 258; Ida M., 298, 328; Jacob S., 298; James, 910, 912; John, 242; John C., 439; John S., 328; Joseph, 376; Katie, 258; Katie F., 1210 Lillie, 242; Lloyd, 899; Luther C., 1210; Lydia, 299, 668, 676; Mabel B., 242, 258; Maggie M., 328; Mahlon M., 328; Margaret L., 912, 915; Marion E., 1128; Mark F., 1210; Mary A., 910, 912; Mary E., 206; Mary M., 461; Maryetta M., 328; Matilda S., 1199, 1210; Minnie L., 912, 915 Nathaniel, 910, 912; Norman M., 328; Oswin IV, 242, 258; Paul L., 1210; Peter, 206; Ralph H., 1210; Rebecca C., 179, 206; Russell W., 915; Sallie M., 1086; Sarah H., 1408; Susanna K., 280, 298; William C., 439; William E., 427, 439; William H., 1086; Vincent Z., 892, 899 Frederick II, 7, 9 Frederick III, 9 Frederick the Great, 14, 17, 33 Frederick Township, 55, 60, 63, 64 Frederickston, Hans, 63 Fredinburgh, Rachael, 1492 Free, Anna B., 1371; Cecilia R., 1342, 1371; Chalmers, 1371; Elma F., 1371; Elmer S., 1342, 1371; Ethel W., 1371; John, 1371; Nellie M., 1371; Orlena M., 1371; Susanna, 1202 Freeborn, 592 Freeby, Amanda E., 720; Calvin J., 777; Clinton E., 777; David W., 777; Henry J., 777; Joseph, 777; Margaret E., 777; Mary M. , 777; William J., 720, 777 Freed, Alice F., 1055; Alice K., 1307; Amanda, 676; Amos J., 201; Anna M., 407, Annie IV, 707, 747; Araminta A., 1301, 1307; Bertha IV, 1307; Beulah, 1142; Calvin, 443, 458, 1055; Carrie V., 458; Catheryn C., 410; Curtis, 1307; Delilah W., 423; Edward F., 1301, 1307; Eleazer A., 330; Elias, 244; Eliza, 1411; Ella M., 252, 265; Enos, 1142, 1307; Esther B., . 387, 407; Evelyn S., 1103, 1142; Henry IV, 1307; Herbert S., 1103, 1142; Jacob, 747; Jacob L., 407; John, 423; John H., 1307; John J., 458; Lester H., 387, 407; Lillian A., 1301; Lottie J., 443, 458; Mamie B., 177, 201; Mary B., 409; Mary E., 410; Mattie, 1082; Melvin L., 1301, 1307; Rosa I., 251, 264; Sallie A., 235, 244; Sally, 1307; Samuel H., 264, 392, 409; Samuel IV, 410; Sarah, 1307; Sarah A., 298; Sarah C., 972, 981; Sarah N., 392, 409; Susan N. , 300, 330; William G., 58, 83, 265, 1558; William M., 252, 265 Freedley, Emily, 314 Freeman, Alma S., 531; Barton C., 531; Blanche M., 531; Clara H., 1548, 1555; Edith J., 1548, 1555; Edward J., 1532; Mien 1626 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families S., 504, 531; Emily, 1532; Ethel, 1500; Ethel D., 1496, 1500; Eugene W., 1548; George, 1507; George P., 1548, 1555; George W., 1516, 1532; Jane P., 1532, 1548; Joseph L. , 1496, 1500; Lester, 1500; Levi, 531; Mabel M., 1548, 1555; Marie J., 1555; Mary E., 1397, 1532; Mary M., 1480, 1496; Matilda, 1507; Matilda E., 1516, 1532; Ozias S., 1480, 1496; Preston, 504, 531; Re¬ becca S., 1496, 1500; Ruth E., 1555; Walter C., 531; Walter S., 1532, 1548 Freese, Ambrose, 1395; E. Pearl, 1395; Littey, 722 Freigh, Flora, 646, 655 Freil, Cadila, 615 Freiling, Elizabeth, 782 Fremder, August, 658; Mamie, 648, 658 French, Celia, 295; Daisy, 295, 323; Eleanor H., 1066; Elizabeth E. , 1454, 1463; Frederick L., 1491; John B., 1066; Lucv O., 1382; Lulu M., 1476, 1491; Mary L., 1491; Philander, 323; Warren W., 1476, 1491 Fres, Daniel, 712; Lucy H., 712 Freshcoln, Charles L., 1469, 1483; Ella M., 1469; James F., 1483; Lewis F., 1457, 1469; Hannah A. , 1457, 1469; Peter, 1469; Sarah E., 1469, 1483 Fretz, Abraham, 102; Abraham O., 1127; Ada, 253; Ada V., 122; Albert, 1125; Alice, 497; Allen B. , 109, 122; Allen M., 109; Alpheus, 703, 735; Amanda, 109; Amanda M., 109; Anna, 102, 109, 123; Anna B., 102; Aquilla, 1082, 1125; Catharine, 102, 109; Catharine Y., 480, 497; Clinton, 598, 620; Daisy, 253; Daniel B., 109, 122; Earl, 253; Edwin H., 109; Edwin P., 1349, 1384; Elias, 102; Eli H., 253; Elizabeth, 102, 1373; Eliz¬ abeth M., 109; Ella G., 598, 620; Ella M., 109, 123; Ellen B., 109; Elmira R., 430; Emily F. , 208, 216; Emma, 103, 112; Emma M., 109, 122; Erasmus M. , 109 Fannie D., 1289, 1301; Frances G. , 207, 216; Glen E., 253; Grace A., 975, 984; Harry, 669; Harry M., 108, 122; Helen P., 109; Henry D., 298, 326; Henry L., 216; Henry M., 326; Ida M., 1349, 1384; Ida R., 669; Irwin, 681; Isaac L., 984; Jacob, 566; John, 98, 102; John C., 102; Joseph C., 102, 108; Joseph M., 109, 620; Joseph N., 620; Julian, 1159; Katie A., 498, 527 Lena M., 620; Linford, 675, 681; Lizzie K., 108, 122; Lottie M., 735; Lovina M., 1144; Mahlon B., 109; Marcella F., 1085, 1127; Margaret M., 298, 326; Marie S., 109; Mary, 102, 109; Mary A., 566; Mary B., 102, 109; Mary C., 98, 102; Mary E., 109; Mary F., 109, 122; Mary M., 109, 122; Milton L., 122; Minnie G., 681; Min¬ nie T., 675, 681; Nancy K., 239, 253; Nathaniel K., 239, 253 O. H., 430; Olivia M., 102, 108, 703, 735; Olivia R., 122; Or¬ lando L., 122; P. Claude, 1085, 1127; Quincy, 480, 497; Sarah, 102; Sarah B., 1022, 1053; Sparta, 208, 216; Sue L., 109, 122; Susanna M., 109, 122; Walter, 109; William, 1384; William B., 109; William C., 102, 109; William R., 620 Frey (Fry, Frye), Adella H., 912, 914; Agnes A., 812; Agnes H., 914; Alfred, 1088; Alfred C., 545; Alice, 1055; Alice H., 1132, 1148; Alice W., 1073, 1116; Alma G., 1204, 1219; Alvin, 1023, 1055; Amanda S., 545, 561, 976, 1200, 1212; Andora H., 756, 813; Andrew, 319; Anna, 1222; Anna E., 545; Annetta, 813; Annie W., 1088 Barbara R., 634, 639; Beatrice, 1055; Belva M., 548; Benja¬ min, 545; Bertha, 1055; Beulah G. , 561, 564; Blanche H., 293, 320; Caroline R., 492, 517; Catharine, 914; Catharine B., 1327; Catherine, 777; Charles, 486, 507, 545, 561, 976, 1212; Charles W., 1073, 1116; Chris¬ tian, 548; Clarence, 1055, 1106; Clayton, 912, 914; Clinton, 545; Conrad, 1064, 1111 Daniel O., 1055; E., 1485; Edna, 536; Edward, 163; Eliza, 620, 695, 717; Elizabeth, 323; Eliza¬ beth M., 512, 545; Ellen, 451; Elmer E., 545; Elmo, 1132, 1148; Emma A., 292, 319; Emma F., 545; Erwin B., 517; Eugene W., 293, 320; Evelyn, 1148; Florence E., 1204, 1219 Gladys, 1148; Grace, 564; Gran¬ ville, 813; Hannah, 175, 197; Hannah H., 1023, 1055; Harold L., 564; Harry N., 545; Harvey H. , 914; Harvey O., 546; Hes¬ ter, 1308; Howard, 492, 517; Ida, 545, 561; Irwin, 812; Ir¬ win R., 546; Isaac, 813; Iva B. , 564 Jacob, 148, 150; James A., 1204, 1219; Jefferson, 756, 813; Jen¬ nie D., 923; John, 639, 1012, 1219; John H., 517; John R., 914; Josi, 1024, 1057; Katie C. , 545, 561; Katie G., 813; Katie L., 546; Katie M., 561, 564; Kenneth, 1055; Lizzie, 1255; Lottie S., 1055; Lydai C., 514, 548 Mabel, 1055; Mabel W., 1055, 1106; Madaline, 517; Mar¬ garet, 388; Margaret E., 1106; Maria F., 426; Maria M., 512, 545; Marion M., 564; Mary, 288, 810, 1147, 1245, 1276; Mary A., 155, 163, 671, 711; Mary J., 1118; Meda, 545; Nathaniel, 711; Nicholas, 512, 545; Nora H., 1064, 1111 Oliver A., 197; Oscar, 1055; Oscar J. , 923; Owen, 1148; Paul J., 517; Pearl V., 564; Readen, 512, 545; Robert A., 1219; Sarah E., 1421; Sevilla Y., 486, 507; Susan, 829; Susanna U., 148, 150; Thomas E., 1204, 1219; Vilmina, 666, 671; War¬ ren, 561, 564; Wesley, 561, 564; Wilbur, 564; William, 222, 1111; William G., 514, 548; Woodrow, 1148 Freyer (Fryer), 1202 Alfred, 595; Ambrose, 595; Am¬ mon, 595; Amos R., 578, 595; Anna, 1241; Barny, 1229; Bernard B., 353, 397; Catha¬ rine B., 709, 754; Catharine K. , 353, 357; Catherine E., 1049, 1099; Charles S., 1241, 1251; Christian, 1233, 1235; Edith H., 358; Elizabeth, 595, 974, 983; Elizabeth S., 1233, 1235; Emma, 595, 843; Emma E., 1251; Emma J., 365, 386, 1241, 1251; Esther, 358, 369; George, 595; Isaac, 1099; Ja¬ cob, 357, 754; Jacob K., 358, 369, 370; Lizzie S., 1236, 1241; Mary, 595; Mary A., 578, 595; Mary D., 369; Mary K., 358, 369; Susan A., 358, 370; Syl¬ vester S., 1236, 1241; William B., 1099; William M., 1049, 1099 Freyling, Catharine E., 425, 435; Irene, 435; John, 425, 435; N Lavina, 435 Friant, Alfred E., 1472, 1488; Elvira F., 1472, 1488; Mar¬ garet A., 1488 Frick, Alice, 495; Anna, 281, 299; Bernard L., 1244; Earle W., 1244; Elias, 299; Elizabeth, 637; Elizabeth G., 1379, 1413; Emma, 281, 299; Harriet E., 1458, 1470; Henry, 1315, 1316; Jacob, 1122, 1244; John F., 1379, 1413; Lydia, 1321, 1329; Mabel A., 1237, 1244; Mary, 109, 122; Mary J., 530; Nora B. , 1413, 1429; Norman, 1078; Philipina W., 1315; Sallie E., 1081, 1122; Sarah, 303; Viola C. , 1078; William, 1237, 1244 Fricker, Bessie, 543 Friday, Christian, 1070; Cordelia, 1070; Evangeline M., 1070; George W., 1070; Gordon E., 1070; Hortense, 1070; Mabel, 1070; Martha K., 1033, 1070; Mary, 1070; Mary E., 1070; Warren L., 1070; Washington, 1033, 1070 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1627 Fried, Lydia A., 575, 590; Mary, 575, 590; Nancy, 624; Samuel, 590 Friedman, Emma, 1168 Friedricksdorf, 35 Friend, Charles H., 115, 131; Lelia B., 106, 115, 131; Robert M., 131; Winifred, 1404 Fries, Abby, 501; Amelia S., 360, 375; Benjamin, 955, 960; Bes¬ sie H., 501, 530; Carrie I., 397; Charles, 501, 530; Charles G., 360, 375; Edwin, 960; E. Ethel, 530; Elenora, 530; El¬ mer, 501, 530; Eslena Y., 483, 501; Estella W., 501, 529; Eugene, 501, 529; Florence, 530; Helen, 530, 553; Jesse, 375, 501; Jesse T., 375; John G., 483, 501; Julia, 530; Laura E., 375, 401; Martha C., 611; May, 530; Raymond, 501, 530; Rebecca, 697; Sarah G., 501, 530; Sarah M., 955, 960; Wil¬ liam E., 375 Friesland, 45 Frisbee, Floyd, 775, 833; Susan B., 775 833 Fritsch (Fritch), Anna M., 1312; Bessie F., 494, 518; Carrie M., 494, 518; Charles T., 518; Dorothy A., 518; Edgar E., 844; Elizabeth, 844; Elmer J., 844; Erwin, 844; Frederick L., 519; Gottfried, 1312; Harry A., 494, 519; Helen M., 494, 519; John, 494; John G., 477, 494; John W., 494, 519; Joseph, S10, 844; Mabel, 444; Mary W., 810, 844; May G., 494, 519; Paul W., 519; Robert R., 494, 518; Sarah Y., 477, 494; William M., 494 Fritz, Amelia, 872; Amelia C., 868, 872; Clara E., 1425; Edith M., 1483, 1497; Elizabeth M., 872; Emma M., 872; Gideon, 1090; Ida M., 1043, 1090; John J., 750; Marianne, 567; Mary, 633, 636; Mary A., 708, 750; Peter, 868, 872; Samuel E., 1497 Fritzinger, Louisa, 777; Mary J., 843 Frober, Mary A., 1269 P'rock, Philip, 1470; Sallie L., 1458, 1470 Frohnheiser, Jane, 777 Fromer, Clara, 500, 528 Fronefield, Charles, 424; Pauline Y., 424 Fronheiser, Allen, 755, 812; Aman¬ da M., 755, 810; Anna S., 812; Catherine M., 844; Daniel, 810; Daniel M., 810; Elizabeth S., 812; George, 812; Mabel M., 810, 844; Mary, 846; Nathan J., 810, 844; Sallie, 756; Samuel, 755, 810; Susanna E., 755, 812 Frosch, 62; Rosina H., 684 Frost, Alice G., 311, 334; Eliza¬ beth, 611; Harry, 311, 334 PYowine, Minnie L., 518 Frutchen, Sarah, 1046 Fry, Frye — see Frey Fryberger, Anna M., 596; Cassie, 596; Daniel, 596; Elizabeth D. , 578, 596; George, 596; Harry, 596; John, 596; Mah- lon, 596; Sarah, 596 Fryer — see Freyer Fryermuth, Annie, 813; Carrie M., 813; Mary G., 756, 813; Nicho¬ las, 813; Nicholas M., 756, 813; Nora, 813 Fuhr, Elizabeth, 533 Fuhrman, Clara R., 1091, 1136; George F., 1136; Irma C., 1136; Peter C., 1136; Wallace H., 1136; William P., 1091, 1136 PVdkerson, Carrie, 837 P’ullenwider, John C., 1392; Lorna L., 1353, 1392 Fuller, Almira, 1337; Catharine H., 701, 732; George C., 701, 732; Lettie, 1424; Louise, 707, 749; Margie M., 732; Prue A., 852 Fulmer (Fullmer), Anna M., 1129; Charles N., 817; Edith M., 1129, 1147; Elizabeth, 738; Elsie F., 1075, 1118; Emma, 1046; George E., 1428; Henry C., 1046; Jennie, 127; John, 1019, 1046, 1047; John R., 761, 817; Joseph, 817; Laura K., 112, 127; Mary A., 1047; May, 1047; Milton, 1147; Minerva, 1046; Myrtle A., 1412, 1428; Rebecca E., 761, 817; Robert, 1118; Susan O., 1019, 1046 Fulton, Alice W., 1055, 1105; Al¬ mira, 1484; Eugene, 1055, 1105; Henry, 785; Howard, 1355; Mary C., 724, 785; Mary E. , 1542, 1553; Minnie D., 1355; Robert J., 817; Sara E. 817; Sarah, 609; S. Elizabeth, 761 Fultz, Elmina, 533 Funk, Ada K., 245; Allen M., 236, 245; Albert E., 892, 899; Ber¬ tha F., 245, 262; Caroline E., 950, 955; Catharine A., S92, 899; Christiana P., 1024, 1056; David, 302; Diana, 245; Eliza, 156, 163; Erwin D., 526, 552; Estella M., 526, 552; Fannie, 281, 1349; Flora, 976, 987; Francis M., 604; Grace, 585, 604; Henry, 66; Henry R., 1056; Isaac, 585; John H., 899, 932, 955, 986, 987; John Iv., 245, 262; Julia, 900; Kath¬ leen M., 552; Leah E., 976, 986; Martha H., 282, 302; Mary, 634, 1210; Mary K., 245; Mary S., 236, 245; Medora E., 929, 932; Melvin G., 262; Minnie K., 245, 599, 621; Nora K., 245; Oscar K., 245; Sarah, 572, 585; Susan K., 245; Titus G., 552; Verna K., 245 P'urlenett, Alice, 748, 804 Furniss, William, 1451 Furry, Elizabeth, 233, 239; Isaac, 239 Furtney, Samuel, 608 Fuss, Anna, 255 Fusselman, Elizabeth A., 708, 750; Philip, 750; Thomas, 708, 750 G Gabel (Gable) 1041, 1074 Agnes, 544, 560; Albert, 784; Allen H., 560; Ambrose S., 511, 544; Anna M., 543, 560; Anna R., 511, 543; Aquilla M., 1125, 1146; Bessie M., 544, 560; Catharine A., 1017, 1041; Clara E., 560; Clara L., 544, 560; Clara M., 511, 543; Clyde W., 560; Cora, 724, 784; Cora M., 815; David, 756; Dorothy E., 560; Dorothy I., 1146; Edna, 1125; Eli PL, 511; Elizabeth, 1016, 1038; Ella D., 430, 446; Ellen E., 543; Ells¬ worth, 544, 560; Elsie F., 544; Elsie I., 1382, 1415; Emma E., 511, 543, 544; Esther M., 511; Esther It., 544; Frederica S., 511, 543; Grace M., 446; Grace V., 560; Hannah, 735; Harry, 544; Harry E., 1125; Helen M., 1146; Henry R., 1019, 1125; Herbert, 1125; Ida R., 758, S15; Jacob S., 1082, 1125; Jeremiah J., 511, 543; John G. , 544; John H., 544, 560; Kate G., 1082, 1125; Katha¬ rine M., 560 Laura M., 815; Le Roy M., 815; Lester M., 815; Luther A., 560; Lydia H., 710, 756; Maria G., 488, 511; Marion M., 446; Mary, 576, 592, 756, 813; Mary C., 511, 543, 560; Mary M., 544, 560, 815; Miriam G., 560; Nora M., 815; Olivia H., 544, 560; Paul F., 543; Percival Iv., 1415; Peter, 511; Peter H., 511, 543; Rosa A., 511, 544; Russell M., 815; Ruth M., 815 Sally M., 544; Samuel, 488, 511; Samuel A., 544; Sarah, 1007, 1016; Sarah A., 511 ; Solomon, 446; Susan B., 511, 543; Vera C., 1146; Wallace, 1125, 1146; Walter M., 815; Wayne, 430, 446; William, 710, 756; Wil¬ liam C., 446; William G., 758, 815; William T., 511, 543 Gaddis, Albert, 573, 586; Bertha, 586, 605; Bruce, 586; Gallic E., 586, 605; Elizabeth R., 586, 606; Frank, 586, 605; Frieda H. , 586, 606; Helen L., 605; Henry L, 588, 605; Plugh L., 586, 606; James, 586; Joseph¬ ine, 586, 605; Nora L., 586, 605; Tamson R., 573, 586 Gaffney, Mary A., 1431 Gag, Arthur D., 1170; Lizzie B. 1170 Gage, Ella, 216 Gaines, 1508 Galbraith, Fred, 388; Lydia L., 388 1G28 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Galen, Alice, 1273 Gallagher, Ada H., 751; Charles A., 171, 192; Daniel, 993; James, 751; Laura M., 171, 192; Margaret C., 983, 993; Nellie, 796 Gallman, Emma F., 441; William, 441 Gallon, Hannah, 1101 Gamble, Lena E., 990, 998; J. A., 998; Norman, 990, 998; Sara R., 998 Gamby, Harriet, 1474 Gander, Emma A., 248, 263; Theo¬ dore, 263 Gangawer, Clara, 708, 751 Gangawere, Polly, 777 Gangwer, Harriet W., 749, 805; Maurice, 805; Mildred, 805; Monroe, 749, 805 Gansel, John, 563; Tressa, 554, 563 Gantz, Lillie, 727 Garber, 1005 Andrew J., 807; Angeline, 169, 1024, 1056, 1575; Annie, 1024; Annie E., 447, 459; Ann M., 1012, 1024; Catherine, 1024; Catherine M., 1024, 1056; Charles, 807, 1056; Charles H., 1024, 1056; Christian, 1401; Christiana P., 1024, 1056; Eliza K., 1024, 1056; Estella L., 515, 549; Evana, 243; Evie C., 1056, 1106; Frances G., 105; Francis S., 549; George W., 1024; Henry W., 807; Jacob, 1012, 1024; Jacob R., 1024, 1056; Jennie A., 447, 459; John, 1024, 1056, 1163; Joseph S., 459; Margaret R., 1157, 1163; Martin L., 1024; Mary, 1358, 1401; Maurice A., 807; Nora M., 752, 807; Phoebe, 1052; Rachel, 1024; Rebecca, 1024; Salome B., 1056; Sarah Q., 1056; Thomas, 1024, 1056; Walter C., 807; William H., 752, 807 Garden, George, 428; Sarah A., 421, 427; Sarah S., 428 Gardener, Elizabeth, 1405 Gardenier, Charles F., 1244; Mary, 1237, 1244 Gardner, A. Elmer, 1476; Charles C. , 1115; Elmer A., 822; Grace A., 1476; John T., 1364; Laura, 1072, 1115; Lydia B., 113, 127; Mary, 1492; Mary M., 766, 822; Rachel F., 486; Zclla L ., 1336, 1364 Garfield, Mary I., 310, 333; Wil¬ liam, 310, 333 Garges, Abraham B., 184; Abraham L., 184; Abraham S., 165, 184; Elmer L., 184; Hannah U., 165, 184; Mary, 1081; Ralph L., 184; Stanley L., 184 Garis, Anna E., 1542, 1552; Frank D. , 659; Marie, 433; Martha, 649, 659; William E., 1552 Garling, Augusta, 853 Garman, G. L., 1254 Garner, Adam, 1324; Andrew B., 1326, 1342; Anna, 632; Catha¬ rine, 632; Catharine S., 1324; Catherine, 1367; Clara, 708, 749; Elizabeth, 632; George, 632, 1342; Harriet, 183; Hat¬ tie, 641, 651; Henry, 632; Isaac, 1326; John, 631-633; John A., 1497; John M., 1320, 1325, 1326; Kate, 1326; Lo- vinia A., 1483, 1497 ; Mary, 632; Mary B., 1320, 1326; Mary E., 1326, 1342; Mary K., 482; Mary L., 632; Mary M., 1326; Peter, 632; Regina R. , 631, 632; Robert, 749; Samuel, 632; Susanna, 1335; Susannah, 1320, 1325; Wil¬ liam, 651 Garr, Edith, 1408, 1428; Elizabeth (Lizzie), 1087, 1128; George, 1128, 1154; Hattie M., 1154 Garred, Kate, 769 Garrells, Helen M., 575, 588 Garret, Rebecca, 793 Garreth, Eleanor, 520 Garretson, Marion S., 1551 Garrett, Angeline W., 105; Anna D., 139; Flossie A., 1361, 1404; Grace G., 1404; Luther, 105; Mary M., 1404; Thomas, 1404; Wilson T., 1361, 1404 Garrigues, Hetty M., 719, 775; William A., 775 Garrison, Frances G., 1540; Mary S. , 568, 572; Tamson, 573 Garrut.hers, Phoebe, 572 Garson, Margaret, 445 Gartley, Sarah, 1113 Garuet, Margaret S., 1406 Garver, Flora S., 1338, 1367; George, 1367; Mary, 631, 633, 634 Garvey, Dorcas, 841 Garvin, Lobitha, 255 Garwood, Emma, 1221 Gaskill, Susan E., 1110 Gast, Ida A., 403 Gatchell, Hannah, 1394 Gates, Erastus P., 1534; George W., 874, 880; Georgeanna P., 1517, 1533; Harriet M., 880; Harriet S., 874, 880; Helen E., 880, 883; Jacob D., 880; Seth M., 1534 Gattore, Laura A., 615 Gauger, Florence M., 715, 767; Florence R., 767; Harry, 715, 767; Homer A., 767; Lera B., 767, 822; Lester II., 767; Nichlos, 767; Ruth M., 767, 822 Gaugler, Adon, 125; Agnes, 166; Agnes W., 156, 166; Amy, 125; Annie A., 490, 516; Claude, 125; Cora, 125; Cora K., 110, 124; Daniel, 1050; Daniel L., 156, 166; Edna, 166; Elizabeth, 125; Ellen, 166, 1050; Elsie, 166; Emma, 1252; Franklin, 166, 462; Helen, 125; Henry G., 1050; Jacob G., 1050; Jesse, 124, 166, 1020, 1050; Jesse W., 516; John, 516; John F., 516; Jonathan, 1050; Laura E., 375, 401; Leidy, 125; Mabel, 166; Maggie,. 1050; Marion, 124; Mary A., 516; Maude L., 453, 462; Mildred, 462; Oliver, 490, 516; Oliver H., 516; Paul, 125; Rebecca, 311; Samuel G., 1050; Sarah L., 516; Sophia L., 1020, 1050; Susan, 166; Vernon, 124; Warren, 166, 453, 462; Wil¬ liam, 110, 124, 1050; William L., 125; William R., 375, 401 Gauker, Ellen, 1040, 1084; William, 1084 Gaumer, Aaron A., 1381; Henrv W., 1347, 1381; Jesse J., 1381; Laura L., 1381; Louisanna B., 1381; Mary M., 1347, 1381; William F., 1381 Gauss, Anna, 466, 468, 469; George B. , 468, 469 Gavigan, Herminea M., 1027, 105S; John, 1027, 1058 Gayhart, Ella S., 731; John, 731 Gayman, Anna, 649 Gearhart — -see Gerhard Geary — see Gery Geber, Ida M., 1386; N., 1386 Gedaechtniss Tag, 2, 26 Gedeon, Anna C., 493, 518; Jacob, 518 Gee, Carrie L., 1351, 1390; Freer, 1390; Oliver, 1351, 1390; Selma L., 1390 Geeding, Ada M., 106, 115; Blanche, 106; Ephraim L., 106; George A., 106; Henry, 100, 106; Martha A., 100, 106; Minnie E., 106, 115; William H., 106 Geher, Almyra, 1254 Gehio, Katie, 813 Gehlhaar, Gottlieb, 558; Margaret G., 540, 558 • Gehman, Aaron L., 1428; Ada, 520; Alice S., 1412, 1428; Allen, 67, 82, 519, 1412, 1428; Allen M., 4S4, 502; Andora Y., 484, 502; Anna, 537; Annie, 1035, 1074; Annie M., 171, 191; Camilla, 520; Catharine, 515; Charles, 171; Charles F., 519; Cora J., 507, 537; Daisie, 520; Daisie P., 494, 520; David S., 402; Edith B., 1428; Edwin F., 1378, 1411; Ella M., 494, 519; Emma E., 1378, 1411 Flora G., 171, 190; Florence V., 537, 557; Francis H., 557; Francis M., 507, 537; Fred¬ erick C., 494, 519; Gerald, 520; Grace V., 519; Hannah, 997; Hannah K., 159, 171; Harry, 519; Harry A., 171, 191; Hen¬ ry, 102, 478, 494, 502; Henry C. , 108, 122; Henry Y., 502, 530; H. Katharine, 191; H. Mahlon, 191; Ida, 122 Jacob, 122; Jacob D., 102, 108; John, 430; J. Ralph, 191; Kate K., 171, 191; Katie, 122; Katie C., 102, 108, 122; Katie Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1629 J., 502, 530; Lee H., 530; Lillie M., 494, 520; Livera, 502, 530; Lizzie, 122; Lizzie M., 139; Lolive A., 537; Lucinda C. , 537; Luella AL, 537; Mag¬ dalena AL, 569; Maria, 888, 889, 1230, 1234; Mary G., 377, 402; Mary Y., 478, 494; Matilda, 171; Alichael, 159, 171; Norman, 519; Rosa AL, 537; Sallie, 122; Samuel, 171, 1234; Susanna, 232, 237, 421, 430; Victor H., 494; Walter C., 537; Wayne H., 502; William, 537, 1411; William A., 537, 557 Geho, Adam, 489, 513; Addison, 489; Albert O., 561; Amanda AL, 513, 546; Ambrose K., 489, 513; Amelia, 489, 513, 547; Amy L., 546, 561; Anna, 476, 488; Anna Y., 471, 475; Anne, 489; Annie Y., 513, 546; Balser, 968; Barbara, 489; Barbara T., 476, 489 Catherine, 476; Charles H., 546; Claria, 489; Clinton M., 513, 546; Clinton W., 562; Daniel Y., 476, 489; David L., 562; Demus, 546, 561; Edna, 513, 547; Edna AL, 546; Elizabeth D. , 476, 489; Ella M., 562; Elmer N., 546, 562; Emma, 489; Emma D., 489, 513; Em¬ ma E., 489, 513; Emma J., 513, 546; Estella A., 166, 186, 546; Esther K., 476, 489 Florence, 513, 547; Florence S., 513, 547; Hannah J., 489, 512; Hannah R., 513, 546; Hannah W. , 489, 513; Harris W., 512; Harry E., 513, 547; Harvey B., 513, 546; Hattie E., 546, 562; Helen B., 546, 562; Henry, 4S9, 513; Henry W., 546; Howard E., 546; Ida R., 546, 561 Jacob, 476, 489; Jacob S., 546; Jacob W., 512, 546; Jennie, 513, 547; John B., 513, 546; Joseph H., 562; Lillian M., 562; Lizzie, 489; Lizzie A., 513, 546; Lloyd D., 561 Alahlon, 489; Alaria, 476, 488f Alaria A., 489; Alary A., 562; Alary E., 489, 513; Alary I., 513; Matthias, 471, 475, 489, 513; Alilton B., 513, 546; Miriam L., 561, 564; AL Lizzie, 513, 546; Nicodemus, 489 Rebecca N., 512, 546; Rosina, 476, 488; Sarah, 476, 488, 1210; Sarah B., 489, 513; Silva AL, 546, 562; Solomon, 489; Stan¬ ley R., 562; Susanna, 471, 476; Thomas, 489; William D., 546, 561; William T., 489, 512 Gehr, 941 Gehres, Alary A., 701, 727; Simon, 701, 727 Geliret, Anna (Annie) L., 1165, 1173; Irwin H., 1173; John, 712; Sarah L., 712 Gehringer, Alargaret, 441 Gehris, Abraham, 1199; Alvesta, 462; Beulah, 561, 564; Catha¬ rine, 1192, 1199; Elmer, 366, 390; Frank, 564; Hannah R., 366, 390; Job, 390; Joseph, 390;Levira, 909 Gehry — see Gery Geiger, Alonzo, 495, 521; Ambrose F., 545; Charles A., 748, 805; Chrissie, 705; David, 705; David G., 184; Dorothy H., 1142; Elizabeth, 608; Emily, 1387; Evan, 521; Evelyn F., 805; Florence, 587, 607; Frank L., 1105, 1142; George, 709; George B., 521; Helen J., 318, 339; Henry, 691, 705; Howard E., 339; James, 705; Jane L., 709; Joel, 545; John E., 521; John R., 318, 339; Laura T., 705; L. Rebecca, 511, 545; Malinda, 691, 705; Margaret H., 748, 805; Alartha E., 521; Mary, 547, 688, 690; Alary E., 165, 184; Alary M., 521, 551; Paul E., 805; Stella E., 1105, 1142; Susan E., 495, 521 Geigley, Hunter, 647, 657 ; Sarah D. , 657; Sue S., 647, 657 Geil, Amanda, 267; Elizabeth, 1377 Geise, Brainerd H., 304, 332; Florence G., 332; Helen B., 332; Mary A., 332; Alay H., 304, 332; Simon, 332 Geisel, Sarah, 421, 427 Geisenheiner, F. W., 153 Geiser, Christopher, 335; John, 826; Alary B., 311, 335; Sallie E. , 826 Geisinger — see Geissinger Geiss, Annie Q., 800 Geisser, Catharine, 499; Catharine Y., 481, 499; Christina, 499; Clara, 499; David, 499; John IL, 481, 499; Margaret, 499 Geissinger (Geisinger), Abraham, 538; Amanda, 1038, 1083; Annie G., 543, 559; Emma- linda S., 508, 538; Florence E., 558; Francis, 538, 558; Frank, 538; Fred, 538; Harold S., 559; Harvey, 538; Henry B., 559; Howard, 538; James, 538; James B., 530; Joanna L., 538, 558; Katie, 538; Lucy, 538; Alaria, 975, 984; Mary, 202, 212, 538, 985; Alary A., 559; Alary B., 126; Menno, 508, 538; Monroe S., 543, 559; Nancy, 538; Peter, 984; Samuel, 1083; Sarah, 501, 530, 538 Geissler (Geiszler), Abraham, 1258; Christian, 418; Gottfried, 1312; Jeremias, 1312; Regina, 1312; Rosina, 1312 Geist, Alabel M., 810, 844; William P., 844 Geistweit, Caroline, 1170 Geller, Abram S., 840; Jacob, 1288; l^1 John, 1288; Kate A., 791, 840; Lavin A., 791, 840; Thelma, 840 Gemelin, AL, 62 Genszler, Garret F., 332; George W., 305, 332; Henrietta C., 332; Henry A., 332; M. Doro¬ thy, 332; Stella K., 305, 332; Stella AL, 332 Genter (Genther), Charles H., 1275, 1278; Dorothy Y., 1275, 1278; Elizabeth, 1275; Frederick, 1275; Frederick H., 1268, 1275; George H., 1275; Jacob, 724; Jane AL, 724; Kathryn, 1275; Mearcy A., 1275, 1278; Ralph, 1275; Sarah E., 1268, 1275 Gentry, Martha A., 116 Geoff roy, Augusta, 212 George, Abraham, 375; Alice, 599; Angus O., 620; Carl S., 793, 840; David, 1377; Edwin L., 840; Ella, 598, 620; Elmer, 599; Emma B., 359, 375; Em¬ ma E., 511; Ferrel AL, 620; Gertie R., 598; Hazel A., 793, 840; Jacob, 422, 433; James, 580, 598; Jemima, 1345, 1377; John B., 511; Laurence, 598; Alargaret, 128, 703; Maria, 1089; Minnie, 599; Alorris S., 599, 620; Roy, 433; Sarah A., 580, 598; Sophia G., 422, 433; Stella K., 599, 620 George II, 13, 54 George III, 967, 1232 Georger, Abraham, 193; Ida, 173, 193 Georgia, 16, 33 Gephart, Nancy, 1567; Rosa, 1121 Gerash, Katie, 813 Gerber, Annie F., 434; Hannah, 709; Jacob, 434 Gerdemann, Clara B., 1373, 1408; John W., 1408; Stricklen W., 1373, 1408 Gerhab, Catharine, 1056 Gerhard (Gerhart, Gerhardt, Gear¬ hart) Abel, 454; Abraham, 159, 887; Abraham H., 508, 539; Abra¬ ham S., 889, 893; Abraham T., 198; Ada S., 539; Agnes S., 895, 953, 958; Allen IF, 721; Allen P., 780; Amanda K., 376, 401; Ambrose K., 890, 895, 1193; Amelia J., 889, 893, 900; Amos S., 895, 903; An¬ drew, 351, 887, 888; Anna, 272, 277, 542, 887, 888, 1149, 1189, 1194; Anna B., 903; Anna C., 895, 903; Anna AL, 43, 1314, 1315, 1572; Anna Y., 149, 468, 472; Annie, 779; Annie H., 721, 780; Annie AL, 893, 900, 974; Annie S., 889, 893; Anthony, 888; Arthur, 401; Arthur I., 780; Atwood S., 895 Benjamin, 888; Benjamin F., 889; Carrie M., 444, 458; Carrie O., 900, 905; Carrie R., 893, 900; Carrie S., 1166; Carrie T., 785, 837; Catharine, 401, 973; Cath- 1630 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families ariiie A., 152, 159; Catharine K., 351, 887, 888; Catharine R. , 887; Catharine S., 508, 539; Catherine, 1124; Charles, 888, 890, 969, 973; Charles B., 893; Christopher, 472; Cla, 780; Clara, 402; Clarence H., 780; Claude M., 1251; Clifford W., 198; Cora A., 900 Daniel, 472, 721, 889, 979, 989; Daniel C., 1241, 1251; Daniel Y., 353, 888, 890; David, 889; David G., 529; Delilah L., 893, 900; Dorothy M., 780; Edna S. , 895, 903; Edward N., 1166; Edward R., 780; Elizabeth, 102, 110; Elizabeth B., 903; Elizabeth K., 890, 895, 948, 1315, 1564; Elizabeth R., 893, 896, 900, 903; Elkton, 900; Ella A., 721; Ella C., 724, 785; Ellwood, 900; Elmer, 900; Elmer S., 893, 895, 900, 903; Elsie Ii., 896, 904; Elsie M., 813, 846, 1166; Emma M., 498, 527; Emma N., 979, 990; Emanuel, 454; Esther E., 454; Esther Y., 470, 887, 888; Eugene H., 721, 780; Eva C., 893, 900 Florence E., 893, 900; Florence G., 780; Florence H., 721, 780; Florence S., 539; Frances, 903; Francis, 402; Frank J., 198; Fred M., 198; Fred W., 893; George, 110, 376, 401, 539; George W., 198, 539; Gideon, 969, 970, 973; Grace V., 1166, 1173 Hannah, 887, 1189, 1193; Han¬ nah S., 928, 931; Harry H., 721, 780; Helena, 888; Helena K. , 148, 887; Helena S., 889, 890, 892; Helen M., 539; Helen S., 896, 904; Henry, 72, 401; Henry K., 29, 475, 889, 890, 892, 893; Henry M., 198; Henry R., 444, 458; Henry S., 893, 900; Herman D., 1166; Herman N., 539; Homer S., 896, 904; Horace, 895; Howard L. , 780 Ida M., 1159, 1166; Idella S., 895, 903; Irene M., 1166; Irma, 780, 835; Irwin J., 198; Irwin K., 176, 198; Irwin S., 893, 900, 974; Isaac S., 527, 889, 890, 893 Jacob, 53, 148, 472, 887, 889; Jacob R., 889; James, 780; James A., 846; James W., 813, 846; Janet A., 900; Jennie M., 440, 454; Jennie S., 501, 529; Jesse, 887, 888; J. N., 1251; John, 82, 887; John A., 1159, 1166; John R., 198; Jonas K., 8S9; Joseph, 887-889, 945, 1564; Josephus K., 890, 895, 948; Josiah K., 890, 896, 933, 1195; Judith, 887, 889, 892; Kate, 1055; Kate B., 900; Kate H., 1574; Kathryn C., 903; Kathryne, 444; Kathryn S., 895; Katie C., 176, 198; Katie H., 1054; Katie K., 429, 444; Katie M., 198; Katie R., 429, 444 Laura E., 539; Laura J., 890, 896, 1195; Laura M., 893, 900; Leonard E., 846; Levan S., 979, 989; Lillian, 893; Lillian M. , 721, 780; Lloyd S., 896; Louise, 124; Lulu C., 539; Lydia, 887, 889; Lyman S., 539 Mabel S., 370, 395, 896; Magda¬ lena, 53, 472, 887, 1187, 1188; Maggie M., 1241, 1251; Maggie P., 198; Mahlon, 785; Mahlon H., 721; Mahlon J., 421, 429; Margaret B., 721, 780; Maria, 472; Maria A., 969; Maria B., 1384; Maria K., 146, 149, 472; Marietta S., 213; Martha, 524; Martha S., 731, 896; Marvin S., 896, 903; Mary, 454, 895; Mary A., 421, 429, 1251; Mary D., 979, 989; Mary E., 889, 893; Mary H., 697, 721; Mary N. , 970, 973; Mary S., 895, 903; Matthews, 52, 53; Mat¬ thias, 146, 149, 468, 470, 472, 887, 888; May O., 888; Melvin, 440, 454; Milton, 458; Milton O. , 198; Minnie H., 780, 835; Minnie M., 721, 780; Minnie S., 731; Monroe W., 724, 785 Nancy, 97; Neuman S., 539; Nevin C., 198; Norma Z., 896, 903; Norman, 401, 731; Nor¬ man S., 539; Oscar, 780; Otto H., 444; Owen S., 896, 903, 953; Paul, 429, 444; Paul E., 900, 905; Paul S., 903; Pearl S., 539; Peter, 62, 80, 886, 887, 1314, 1315, 1564, 1572; Phebe A., 531 Rebecca, 888, 946, 949; Regina K., 890, 895; Regina S., 1193; Robert E., 900; Robert M., 903; Rosa S.; 896, 903, 953; Russel M., 1251; Ruth, 644; Ruth E., 903 Sallie, 429; Salome, 472; Samuel, 887-889, 893, 1190; Samuel B., 893; Samuel P., 893, 900; Samuel S., 895, 903; Sarah, 186, 472, 890, 949, 954; Sarah S., 888-890, 893, 969; Selina K., 890, 976, 986; Selina S., 895, 954, 959; Sherman L., 903; Solomon, 887, 889; Sophia, 887, 888; Sophia K., 1564; Susan, 829; Susanna (Susan¬ nah), 472, 886-890, 969, 971; Susanna K., 353; Susanna S., 887, 889, 893, 1190; Susanna Y., 567, 570, 888, 890 Tobias, 454, 1574; Thomas R., 889, 893; Thomas S., 890; Verna M., 900, 905; Viola, 402; Wallace L., 900; Walton W., 893; Wayne J., 1166; Wil¬ liam, 697, 721, 731; William C., 893, 900; William I., 721, 780 Gerke, Hedwig A., 212 Gerlach (Gerlack), Alma S., 460; Anna E., 448, 460; Bertha, 1130; Dorothy I., 460; Edwin B., 448, 460; Edwin J., 460; E. J., 460; Emma M., 460; Herbert J., 460; Marie L., 460; Richard J., 460 Germantown, 58-60, 65, 67, 68, 71, 72, 83 Germany, 8-10, 15, 16, 18-20, 27, 34, 35, 51, 56, 64, 71, 82 Gernaud, Mary, 598 Gernbert, Sarah, 808 Gernerd, Alice C., 820; Carrie B., 765, 820; Ernest W., 765, 820; James W., 820 Gernhart, Annie, 366, 391; Conrad, 391 Gerritt, Eliza, 1376 Gerton, Albert, 1467; Gertrude S., 1467 Gery (Geary, Gehry), Abie, 375; Ada L., 429; Adaline T., 483; Ada S., 438, 452; Adelaide C., 187; Adeline T., 502; Albert, 532; Alda K., 247; Alice M., 429, 444; Alton P., 439; Aman¬ da S., 426, 437; Ambrose, 421; Andora L., 429; Anna, 419, 421, 422, 532; Anna M., 419, 421; Anna V., 429, 755; Anna Z., 169, 188, 1054; Annie, 426; Annie C., 427, 439; Annie E., 444, 1506, 1516; A. Q., 429 Benjamin, 158, 169; Benjamin F. , 169; Blanche, 532; Catha¬ rine, 419, 421; Catharine G., 419, 421; Charles, 419, 437, 504, 532, 1573; Charles G., 187, 421, 429; Charles K., 169, 188, 1054; Charles M., 444; Charles W., 429; Clara L., 169, 188; Clarence K., 247; Claude Iv., 247; Clement U., 169, 188; Clinton C., 426 Daniel, 420, 426, 437; David, 98; Dorothy I., 458; Earl J., 444; Edwin H., 429, 444; Elizabeth, 437, 452, 502; Eliza R., 421, 426; Eliza S., 426, 437; Ella M., 169, 188, 444; Ellen C., 236, 247; Ellen H., 426, 438; Ellen J., 211; Ellen W., 169, 187; Elmer, 429; Elmer M., 444; Emma, 421, 429, 437, 452; Emma C., 429, 444; Emmalina, 427, 440; Erasmus, 437 ; Esther, 532; Eugene E., 502; Eugene F. , 444, 458; Evelyn M., 502, 530; Frances L., 438, 452; Frank D., 502, 530; Frederick, 444 George, 419, 421, 1573; George G. , 421, 429; George W., 429, 755; Hannah, 169, 188; Harvey C., 444; Harvey E., 483, 502; Helen, 443, 458; Helene, 421, 429; Helen K., 247; Helen M., 444; Helen R., 187; Henry H., 438, 452; Horace R., 236, 247; Howard, 169; Howard S., 187, 211; Irwin, 437 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1631 Jacob, 65; James, 169, 437, 452; James L., 247; Jennie, 429; Jennie M., 444; Joella M., 169; John (Johann), 169, 418, 419, 426, 437, 440; John A., 169; John I., 429; John M., 429, 444; John P., 427, 439; John W., 419, 421; Jonas, 421, 426, 438 Kate, 421, 913; Kate Y., 429; Katie, 1087, 1128; Katie M., 429; Laura L., 429, 755, 812; Lavina K., 158, 169; Lester R. , 439; Leland E., 458; Lillian S. , 504, 532; Lillie J., 429, 444; Lizzie, 426; Lydia, 419, 421, 426 Mabel F., 444; Mamie M., 444; Mamie V., 444, 458; Manoah, 421, 429; Maria, 426, 437, 1210; Mary A., 421, 426, 429, 437; Matilda, 421, 428; Mi¬ chael N., 247, 444; Mildred E., 444; Milton, 426; Minnie A., 187, 211; Nathan, 426, 437; Nevin Iv., 169, 187; Norman C., 444; Oliver, 437 Paul F., 444; Peter, 502; Polly, 419, 422; Queenie V., 169, 188; Ralph J., 444; Reading J., 439, 1128; Rebecca, 419, 422; Re¬ becca W., 420, 426; Regina G., 236, 247; Robert, 532; Ruba V., 444; Russell C., 439 Sadie IF, 437, 452; Sallie, 429, 444; Sallie G., 429; Samuel, 419, 420, 426; Sarah, 419, 422; Sarah A., 421, 429; Sarah C., 169, 419, 421; Sarah J., 429, 487, 510; Sarah M., 421, 429; Sarah Q., 426, 437; Sara L., 187, 211; Stephen, 426, 437; Susan, 426, 437; Susanna, 419, 421, 422, 428; Susanna S., 419, 420; Susanna W., 418, 419; Vernie V., 444; Webster K., 247; Wdliam, 421, 426; Wil¬ liam B., 188; William G., 502; William P., 458; Wilson, 437 Geschwender, Rebecca H., 391, 409 Getelman — see Goettelmann Gethman, Elizabeth, 687 Getlinger, Eva, 1077, 1119 Getman, Magdalena, 566, 567; Susan Y., 467, 470; William, 467, 470 Getter, Mary, 438; Sophia, 504 Getty, Hanna, 1080 Getz, Bertha, 829, 852; Emma, 398; Emma H., 829, 830; Hans, 63; John, 773, 829; Lillie G., 1089; Milton, 829; Minnie, 830; Nor¬ man, 830; Reuben, 829; Robert, 829, 830; Salinda H., 773, 829; Sallie S., 829; Susan G., 829; Til lie, 830; Walter, 830 Geyer, Albert G., 522; Claude R., 1245, 1253; Ellwood, 1253; Elva M., 1245, 1253; Mary E., 496, 522 Geyser, Sophie, 1412, 1429 Gilbert, Catharine A., 488, 511; Emma M., 511, 544; Esther, 511, 544; Henry E., 511; Henry K., 488, 511; Magdalena, 511; Maria M., 511 Gibble, Mary, 1143 Gibbon, 96 Mary, 240, 256 Gibbs, Margaret B., 1164; Susan S., 1454, 1461; Thomas, 1454, 1461 Gibson, Charles R., 842; Ruth A., 799, 842; Sarah E., 1487 Giese, Caroline, 539 Gifford, Peleg, 1448 Gift, Ada M., 983; Angeline S., 974, 983; Beulah C., 983, 993; Clara I., 287, 312; Claud R., 983, 993; Hannah, 289; Hazel A., 983; Henry W., 983; Lydia F. , 983; Maria R., 97; Peter H., 312; Rebecca, 101; Robert F., 983; Stanley C., 993; Thomas C., 983; Walter T., 983; Wil¬ liam, 983; William R., 814; Wilson M., 974, 983 Gilbert (Guilbert), Alice, 1568; Alma G., 128; Anna F., 128; Anna K., 372, 397; Barnhard, 1231; Catharine, 128; Catha¬ rine E., 1015, 1033; Catharine K., 1565; Catherine G., 476; Charles, 1269; Clara, 431; C. M., 27; Constance, 128; David, 422, 432; Effinger, 1566, 1568; Eleanor R., 1438, 1469, 1484; Elias Y., 187; Elizabeth E., 1269, 1277; Ella, 431; Ellen W., 169, 187, 577; Emma, 1566, 1567; Emma L., 1564, 1569; Emma R., 359, 374; Franklin, 113, 128; George, 422, 431; Gertrude, 1568, 1570; Harmer, 1277; Henry K., 476; Ida, 431; Ida S., 1566, 1568; Jacob, 688, 692; Jessie, 1167; Jonathan, 1363; Joseph, 1116; Lillie, 1073, 1116; Lydia G., 422, 432; Ma¬ laria, 1566; Margaret B., 1336, 1363; Mark E., 372, 397; Mar- quana E., 1484; Mary E., 113, 128; Mary M., 1052; Matilda G. , 422, 431; Matthias, 374; Michael Iv., 29, 1052; Nicholas, 1484; Ollie, 1106; Samuel, 1565; Samuel D., 128; Sarah, 128, 1155; Sarah H., 688, 692; Thomas M., 1469, 1484; Wal¬ ter It., 128; W. H., 1336, 1363; Wilhelmina, 1106; William, 1052 Gilbertson, 1235, 1240 Gilburg, Joseph, 508; Laura S., 508 Giles, 1395 Achsah A., 233, 238; Jacob, 755; John, 1402; Lizzie M., 755; Melvina, 1360, 1402 Gilger, Clara E., 1424 Gill, Charles L., 340; Gertrude H., 319, 340; W. Hepbron, 319, 340 Gillbaugh, Sarah, G., 1324 Gillespie, Edward C., 880, 883; James K., 1115; Mary, 1072, 1115; Mary J., 880, 883; Myr¬ tle J., 883 Gillette (Gillett), Edwin, 1476; Emma, 1476; Francis R., 1476; Henry, 1476; Jeremiah, 1461, 1476; Lucy H., 1461; Maria H., 1454, 1461; Richard, 1461; Samuel, 1454, 1461 Gilliard, Catherine V., 1378, 1411; Stephen, 1378, 1411; Stephen B., 1411 Gilling, Mabel, 1288, 1299 Gilmer, George, 118, 136; Llewel¬ lyn, 757; Margaret R., 118, 136; Mary W., 757 Gilmor, Joseph, 1442 Gilmore, Ella, 1128; Marilla, .637, 643; M. E., 137; William A., 643 Gilroy, Elizabeth B., 868, 873; Harry, 1064, 1111, Mabel W., 1064,' 1111 Gimber, Henry R., 1482; May B., 1467, 1482 Ginder, Edna R., 641, 651 Ginginger, Eliza, 508 Gire, Amos, 600; Dora, 582, 600 Girbin, Austin, 828; Grace, 772, 828; Mary, 1353 Gishel (Gischel), Anna, 1090, 1134; Charles, 1134 Giston, Laura, 183 Glaes, Charles, 422, 431; Elmira, 484; Frederick B., 474, 484; Frederick G., 422, 431; George, 422, 431; Hiram, 484; Howard S., 431; Irwin S., 431; John G., 422, 431; Laura R., 484; Mag¬ gie, 431; Maria, 757; Matilda, 422, 431; Matilda Y., 474, 484; Samuel, 422, 431; Sarah G., 419, 422; Sarah J., 484, 503; Sebastian, 419, 422; Sophia, 422, 430; Susan F., 422, 431; William, 484, 503; William F., 431 Glanding, Clara M., 1471, 1487; George W., 1487; Sarah A., 1273 Glase, Susanna, 484 Glaser, Barbara, 362, 380; Christina S., 1154; John, 380; William, 1154 Glasgow, 1335 Effie, 1340, 1369; Harriet, 1369; Samuel, 1369 Glass, Margaret, 1324 Glasser, Rosa, 543 Glassmeyer, Mary, 494 Glausen, Daniel, 421; Catharine, 419, 421 Glendenning, Charles, 613; Emma, 613; Frank, 613; John, 593, 613; Margaret D., 593, 613; William, 613 Glenn, Martha, 1334, 1357; Wil¬ liam, 1357 Glennon, Janet K., 1545, 1555 Glidewell, Allison B., 574; Ann E., 574; Celia, 574; Christina C., 574; Christopher C., 574; Eliza¬ beth, 574; Joanna, 574; John, 574; Lavina, 574; Lucinda C., 1632 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 574; Lydia A., 574; Margaret C., 574; Mary, 574; Rachel M., 568, 574; Robert, 574; Sarah A., 574; Thomas, 568, 574; Thomas J., 574 Gliem, Howard, 167, 187 ; John, 187; Mabel E., 167, 187 Glore, Bertha, 142 Glose, Florence, 165 Glosser, 506 Glover, Nancy, 776 Gluckstadt, 45 Gochenhauer, Elizabeth G., 105 Godshall, Godshalk, etc. — see Gott- schall Goedde, Ada L., 376; Annie S., 360, . 376; Arthur H., 376; 'Jacob, 376; William J., 360, 376 Goehring, Edwin G., 1271; F. George, 1265, 12-71; Francis Y., 1271; Frederick, 1271; Gustave H., 1271; J. George, 1271; Mary Y., 1265, 1271 Goeller, Elizabeth, 1015, 1037 Goetel, Mary E., 202 Goettel, Alma M., 1100; Alverda M., 1100; Amelia M., 1051, 1100; Annie L., 1100; Arthur M., 1100; Emma B., 1100; Henry, 1052, 1100; Henry M., 1100; Jennie A., 1100; Kathryn M., 1100; Mamie V., 1100; Margaret, 140; Melvin H., 1100; Michael, 1100; Wallace M., 1100 Goettelmann (Getelman), Carrie W., 1248, 1254; Clara E., 1248, 1254; Emma L., 1239, 1248; Emma R., 1248, 1254; George M., 1248, 1254; Lewis H., 1254; Louis, 1239, 1248; Ralph E., 33, 1248, 1254; Ralph H., 1254 Goetz, Adam, 1400; Harold J., 1400; Helen M., 1400; Herbert E., 1400; Jacob, 1358, 1400; Jessie L., 1358, 1400 Goff, Clara, 1062, 1109; Mabel A., 1361 ; Oscar, 1361 Goffard, Mary, 732 Gold, Elizabeth, 1135; Mary L., 136 Goldberg, 11, 84 Goldenberg, Rose, 999 Goldmann, 82 Johann G., 84 Goldsmith, Alice, 1476, 1491; Anna M., 103; George, 103; Rebecca, 96, 99 Good, Aaron, 703; Adam, 475, 487, 510; Alice, 487, 510; Allen, 284; Anna M., 475, 487; Anita, 305; Augustus, 544; Barbara, 1324, 1333; Benjamin, 284; Catharine D., 274, 284; Eliza¬ beth, 487; Elva, 305; Emily Iv., 284, 305; Esther F., 628; James, 510; Kathryne, 305; Lcander D., 284, 305; Leona, 305; Lydia E., 628; Mary S., 625, 628; Mattie B., 1493; Milton E., 305; Noah G., 628; Otella, 284; Peter H., 274, 284; Rhine S., 628; Rosa A., 511, 544; Saloma, 1357; Sarah A., 703; Solomon, 625, 628; Susan, 556; Theresa, 284, 305 Goodell, Alice, 551 Gooderson, Esther A., 1465, 1481 Goodfellow, Adelaide P., 181, 208; Amanda M., 181; Amanda S., 163; Anna E., 181; Ann R., 163; Arthur N., 208, 217; Carrie, 181; Catharine, 163; Charles R., 181; Charles W., 181; Elizabeth, 163, 181; Eliza¬ beth P., 181, 208; Eliza C., 163, 181; Elmer, 182; Emma, 163, 181; Emma E., 181, 209; Helen C., 208, 217; Mabel B., 181; Mary A., 163; Mary E., 181, 209; Mary H., 181; John, 155, 163, 181; John W., 181, 208; Rachel N., 155, 163, 182; Robert, 163, 181; Sallie C., 182, 209; Samuel, 163, 181; Thorp V.,* 217; William, 163, 181 Goodhart, Helen, 1108, 1143; How¬ ard, 1143 Goodheart, Louisa, 700, 726 Goodin, Annie, 1255 Goodman, Annie, 1098; Carl W., 338; Elizabeth B., 1419; Ethel M., 317, 338; Martin A., 338; Morris, 317, 338; Samuel N., 338; Sara, 551 Goodrich, Henrietta E., 1474; John O., 1474; Oliver D., 1474 Goods, Minnie M., 116, 135; Robert, 135 Goodsell, Desire, 1477 Goodwin, Anabell, 1415; Beyer W., 1415; Edward, 1415; Elizabeth, 155, 163; Isaac, 163; Mary J., 287, 310; Maud E., 1381, 1415; William B., 1415; William W., 1381, 1415 Gordin, Ann, 1067 Gordon, Abram, 1080, 1121; An- geline, 568, 571; Catherine, 793; Charles K., 537; Clara S., 1062, 1109; Earl G., 1121; Emma Y., 507, 537 ; Emmet S., 1121; Eugene S., 537; Freder¬ ick W., 1109; Grace A., 1121; Hannah G., 1080, 1121; Harry A., 537; Herbert A., 507, 537; Jonathan, 1121; J. R., 1080, 1121; Luella C., 537; Mabel, 1121; Margaret, 459; Salinda J., 1080, 1121; William, 571 Gordy, Martha C., 707, 749; Thomas, 749 Gore, Naomi, 805 Gorgas, Charles, 206, 1260; Eliza¬ beth, 179, 206 Gorham, Mary E., 238, 252; Miles, 252; Nathaniel, 1448 Gorlitz, 12, 13, 16, T7, 19, 20, 45, 46 Gortner, Margaret, 819 Gorton, Anna, 379 Goshen, Alfred T., 309; Charles R., 286, 309; Estella M., 2S6, 309 Goshenhoppen, 60, 83 Goshert, Mary E., 1133 Gossler, Amanda H., 698, 723; Esther, 723; Naomi, 723; Paul, 723; Paul M., 723; Robert, 723; Silas, 698, 723 Gottschall (Gottshall, Gotschall, Godshall, Godshalk, etc.), 680 Abraham, 164, 194; Abram, 1082, 1124; Addie B., 1082, 1124; Agnes, 1091; Alice U., 165, 184; Allison, 194; Amos, 281; An¬ drew H., 1022, 1053; Andrew L. , 1053; Andrew M., 997; Annie, 676; Burton, 1124; Catharine, 1188, 1193; Clara, 1196, 1206 David, 1381; David C., 1347, 1381; Edna E., 680; Edna S., 932, 936; Edythe M., 184; Elizabeth, 241; Elizabeth V., 194, 213; Ella S., 1053, 1102; Ellen, 1142; Ellison, 194; El¬ mira, 657; Elmira S., 656; Emanuel S., 1053; Emma, 194, 213; Emma J., 156, 164; Emma M. , 174, 194; Estella M., 674, 680; Ezra U., 165, 184 Florence V., 193, 213; George, 1206; Godshalk, 1229; H. A., 156; Harold, 1124; Harry, 1053; Harry A., 164; Henry W., 674, 680; Herbert, 193, 213; Herbert W., 213; Howard U., 165, 184; Jacob, 1124; Jacob C., 156, 165; Jacob U., 165, 184; John B., 174, 194; John H., 194, 213, 445, 459; Jonathan, 459 Lizzie, 281, 299; Lovina, 779; L. U., 912, 915; Lulu O., 445, 459; Margaret, 297, 1114; Margarets., 1347, 1381; Mary, 109; Mary A., 912, 915, 1022, 1053; Mary B., 156, 164; Mary C., 1384; 'Mary E., 165, 184; Mary L., 326, 1053, 1102; Maude G., 165, 184; Minnie L. , 1053; Moses C., 936; Moses H., 165 Nelus, 680; Newton S., 932, 936; Robert J., 27, 986, 997; Robert M. , 997; Rosa L., 744; Russell, 1124; Ruth T., 165, 184; Sallie, 680; Sarah E., 156, 165; Sue D., 986, 997; Susanna, 273, 281; Tillie, 1206; Viola, 194, 213; Warren E., 184; Wil¬ liam A., 915, 1053; William H., 213; William Z., 1053 Gottschlieg, Maria, 1176 Gotwals, Abraham (Abram) D., 285, 307; Albert P., 641; Amy E., 285, 307; Catharine R., 1328; Daniel D., 285; David C., 285, 307; Esther F., 285; Harold Y., 307; Isaiah D., 285; Jacob C., 368; John E., 285, 307; John G., 274, 285; Joseph D., 285; Joseph S., 285; Joseph W., 307; Katharine A., 307; Katharine D., 285, 307; Laura P., 357, 368; Lydia H., 274, 285; Lydia M., 641; Margaret M., 285, 307; Mary / Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1633 E., 285, 307; Mary J., 285, 307; Raymond D., 285; Russel L., 307; Vernon, 285; William, 1328; William M., 307 Gotwalts, Margaret A., 243 Goucher, Mary T., 1051 Gougler (Goughler), A. Mary, 1376; Benjamin F., 1344, 1376; Charles E.‘, 594; Christena P., 594; Christiana, 1237; Daniel, 491; Emma Y., 491; Eugenia E., 1344, 1376; Harry N., 1376; Hattie I., 1376; Ida F., 1376, 1410 Gould, Florence A., 294, 321; James T., 321 Gouldey (Gouldy), Almira T., 283, 304; Andrew P., 304, 331; Clara, 288, 312; Cora H., 304, 331; David, 278; Ella, 283; Emanuel, 312; Florence D., 304, 331; Franklin, 121; Grace M., 304, 331; Harriet, 1328, 1344; Henrietta, 1344; Ida, 108, 121; Isaiah C., 283, 304; Isaiah D., 304, 331; Mary, 27*8, 283; Rebecca M., 304, 331; Rosanna, 273, 278; Royal A., 304; Sarah D., 304 Grabel, Elizabeth, 1428 Graber (Graber), Alvenia S., 1212, 1223; Annie, 960; Calvin IV, 433, 449; Caroline IV, 422, 432; Carrie J., 443; Carrie T., 449, 461; Catharine, 169, 984; Charles, 422, 432, 1199; Charles H., 449, 460; Dallas W., 1212, 1223; Elizabeth, 422-, 433, 519; Ella N., 895, 902; Ella S., 449; Elmer, 433, 1172; Elmer E., 461; Emma, 447, 1173; Esther, 173; Francis C., 460; Frank E., 1164, 1172; Frank IV, 902; Harry tt., 461; Heinrich D. , 433; Henry, 419, 422; John E. , 449, 461; Joseph C., 449; Julia H., 433, 449; Katie M., 449, 461; Latta G., 449, 461; Laura S., 1164, 1172; Lydia, 422, 432; Mabel L., 449, 460, 1199; Mahlon, 422; Mary, 1200, 1212; Mary A., 913; Min¬ nie, 1172; Nancy, 422, 433; Olivia H., 449; Paul C., 460; Percy, 1172; Perna, 1172; Ruba M., 460; Sally L., 433; Sophia, 422, 433; Stella F., 449, 461; Susan, 422; Susanna G., 419, 422; Thomas W., 1212, 1223; Willis R., 449 Grabert, Anna C., 759, 815; Jacob H., 815 Grady, Joseph, 317; Mary E., 290, 317 Graeff, Audrey V., 798; Charles, 798; Roy J., 739, 798; Viola H., 739, 798 Graf von Munchau, 14 Graff, Margaret L., 900 Graffe, Caroline A., 721; Edward, 721 Graham, Alice L., 1080, 1121; Anna V., 194, 213; Emily, 547; Evan J. ,551; Frances, 1147; Hannah G., 1080, 1121; Harriet B., 1331; Henry E., 521, 551; Isaac, 1037, 1080; John, 1037; John F., 213; Laura E., 1249; Lewis J., 551; Louise, 189, 1267; Margaret D., 10S0, 1121; Martha, 1037; Martha K., 1080, 1121; Martha W., 1037, 1080; Mary M., 521, 551; Rachel G., i016, 1037; Robert, 1249; Salinda J., 1080, 1121; Sara C., 1080; William, 1016, 1037; William H., 1080, 1121 Grajestein, Isaac, 17 Grammes, Anna M., 438, 452; Milton M., 438, 452; William, 452 Grander, Adam, 1049, 1098; Alice O. , 1098; Annie G., 1098; Bes¬ sie W., 1098; Earl, 1098; Ell- wood, 1098; Emma M., 1098, 1140; Harry M., 1098; Jennie B., 1098; Leroy, 1098; Maine E. , 1049, 1098; Maylon J., 1098; Willis, 1098 Granger, Walter, 921 Grant, Ellen R., 533; James, 702; Sarah A., 620; Sue M., 702; Thomas, 533; Ulysses S., 1472, 1528 Grater, Abraham G., 1037, 1080; Abraham T., 1114; Abram L., 1413; Abram T., 650; Adelaide F. , 336; Annie K., 1080; Annie P. , 1080, 1121; Bertha P., 1080; Caroline, 1080; Catharine, 277, 1080; Catharine H., 292; De¬ borah G., 1015, 1037; Elias, 242, 1204; Elias T., 335; Eliza¬ beth, 300; Elizabeth H., 1037; Ella M., 1204, 1219; Elmer G. , 1204; Emma P., 1080; Estella P., 1080; Eva E., 1120; Florence M., 313, 336; Frank¬ lin P., 1080; Hannah U., 1037, 1080; Hazel M., 336; Henry T., 1195, 1204; Isaac, 1015, 1037; Isaac P., 1080; Jacob, 292, 1204; John G., 1037, 1080; John P., 1080; Jonas, 1037; Jonas P., 1080; Kathryn A., 336; Lillian E., 1080, 1120; Liz¬ zie P., 1080; Lizzie S., 1072, 1114; Louisa R., 1037, 1080; Margaret H., 1195, 1204; Marion I., 1080, 1120; Mar¬ tha B., 312, 335; Martin, 65; Mary, 285, 641, 650; Mary E., 1379, 1413; Min¬ erva J., 1080, 1120; Salina K. , 1195, 1204; Sarah, 234, 242; Susan P., 1037, 1080; Ursinus, 1080, 1120; Warren, 1037; Warren H., 313, 336; Warren P., 1080 Gratz, Caroline, 682 Graul, Pearl M., 560, 563; William E., 563 Grauley, Magdalena, 171 Grause, Mary, 1397 Gravelle, Elizabeth, 644 Graver, Amanda R., 1021 ; Angeline S., 1572, 1574; Ellen, 619; Emma, 1574; Florence, 397; George, 1021 ; John, 1574; Mar¬ tha B., 1217; Mary, 774; Wil¬ liam, 1572, 1574 Graves, Eleanor N., 293, 320; Elwood L., 320; Roy B., 1476 Gray, Alfred, 1065; Annie, 505; Baldwin, 1397; Benjamin S., 1397; Bessie, 1065; Carol IV, 1141; Charles, 1065; Charles R., 622; C. Maude, 1355, 1397; Donald IV, 601, 622; Eba IV, 537; Eldridge R., 1141; Eliza¬ beth M., 1336; Erminnia J., 1355, 1397; French C., 1099, 1141; George W., 1030, 1065; Goldie, 240, 255; Hannah M., 1267, 1273; Jacob, 537; John D. , 537; Lurene H., 1030, 1065; Maria M., 1505, 1513; Marion R., 1099, 1141; Mary E. , 507, 537; Mary F., 1116; Mary L., 601, 622; Ralph, 255; Theodora, 1065; Thomas J., 507, 537; Wilbur, 1065; Wil¬ liam J., 1273 Graybill, Saloma, 576 Greasing, Anna C., 1081, 1123 Greason, Florence L., 435, 451; Jeanette IV, 451; Royal, 435, 451 Greaves, Emma, 323 Grebe, Elizabeth, 391 Greber, 111 Elizabeth, 102; George, 102; Sarah, 98, 102 Greeley, Louisa, 1488; Horace, 1522 Green (Greene), Agnes S., 1131; Alfred A., 1046; Anna F., 1519, 1536; Araminta V., 594, 615; Catharine, 1042, 10S9; Charles B. , 1364; Charles U., 1394; Clara, 558, 608; Clara M., 1336, 1364; Edith R., 1064; Edward, 615, 1036, 1075; Ed¬ ward W., 1555; Elizabeth, 1504, 1509, 1536, 1549; Eva, 1131; Fayetta S., 1042, 1089; Florence, 1130; Frances, 137; Frank, 1511; Frederick, 1529, 1545; Henry, 1545, 1555; Hiram, 60S; Hubert A., 119, 137; James, 594, 615; John, 1519, 1536; John G., 1509; John W., 1545; Joseph, 1089; Kathryn G., 615; Mildred L., 1555; Lillie, 1089; Lois, 1363; Margaret L., 615; Maria, 556; Maria E., 262; Marion I., 615; Mary C., 588, 608; Mary W., 1529, 1545; Mildred, 615; Mil¬ dred L., 1545; Mina S., 1394; Minnie, 1521, 1538; Monroe, 1042, 1089; Nathaniel, 1441; Patternella, 549; Rachel D., 294, 322; Sarah, 1475; Sarah C. , 1036, 1075; Viola, 1334; Viola A., 119, 137; William, 137 Greenawalt, Margaret, 1374; Mary, 1634 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 692, 707; Solomon, 707; Verna, 1367 Greenoff, Angeline M., 1015, 1033; Anna M., 1033, 1070; Thomas V. , 1015, 1033; William E., 1033 Greenwald, E., 424; Margaret, 292 Greenway, 63, 68, 72, 1231 Greenwood, Elizabeth, 1278; Nancy, 1323; Nelle, 452 Greger, George, 409; George R., 392, 409; Viola K., 392, 409 Gregg, 1011 Jane, 528; Mary, 1530 Gregory, Anna B., 363, 381; An¬ thony, 1377; Diana, 426, 508, 538; Eugene H., 426; George, 363, 381; George R., 426, 437; George W., 437; Homer L., 437; Howard W., 426; John, 577; Josiah, 1450; Judith, 569, 577; Lizzie G., 426; Mary A., 1345, 1377; Mary R., 426; Matilda, 437; Matilda W., 420, 426; Nathaniel, 420, 426; Ruth A., 437; Sallie A., 426, 437 Greiner, Albert, 1254; Clara E., 1248, 1254; Emelia, 541; Mar¬ tha V., 131 Greisamer — see Griesemer Greiss, Bertha, 614; Blanche, 614; Catharine, 1199; Clara, 593, 614; Daisie, 614; Emetine M., 593, 614; Henry, 614; James, 67; John, 614; Llewellyn, 593, 614; Rebecca, 516; Sarah Y., 475, 486; Vinnie, 614, 625; Viola, 614 Greissenberg, 12 Gremelspacher, Roman, 1569; Rose R., 1566, 1569 Grendon, Martha, 576, 592 Gresh, Edna L., 787, 838; Edwin, 747, 1288; Elizabeth, 1114; Emma R., 747, 803; George, 692; Henry, 747; James, 747; John H., 747, 803; Lawrence, 747; Margaret B., 727, 787; Margaret M., 838; Martha W. , 747, 803; Mary A., 688, 692; Morris, 747; Nora J., 747, 803; Perry H., 787; Rebecca H., 706, 747; Sara H., 787, 838; Sarah C., 747, 803; William K. , 787, 838, 1288; W. Perry, 727, 787; Zacharias, 706, 747 Gressley, Benjamin M., 262; Ber¬ tha F., 245, 262 Greulich, Alda L., 199; Alma M., 199; Anna, 176, 200; Anna M., 176, 200; Bessie L., 199; Bessye L. , 200; Caroline K., 160, 176; Carrie A., 176, 200; Catharine, 176, 200; Charles A., 176, 199; Charles B., 200; Charles L., 199; Charles P., 160, 176; Clarence F., 199, 214; Clarence J., 176; Daniel C., 176, 200; Edna M., 199, 214; Ellen M., 176, 200; Elmer, 176, 200; Emilie M., 176; Erwin F., 176, 199; Flora, 176; George P., 176; Hannah L., 176, 200; Helen M., 199; Howard B., 200; June M., 214; Kate A., 176, 199; Lillie W., 176, 200; Lily E., 176; Linwood P., 199; Lizzie B., 176, 199; Mabel V., 200; Minnie L., 199, 214; Morris L., 176, 199; Naomi R., 199; Nevin W., 176, 200; Paul B., 200; Paul W., 200; Russell R., 200; Sallie Y., 176, 199; Susanna K., 160, 176; Theodore D., 200; Verna L., 199; Vinnie F., 200; William J., 200; Wilmer D., 199 Grey, Jane, 507, 596 Gribbel, J. Bancker, 1057, 1106; John, 1106; Mary L., 1057, 1106 Gridley, Abraham, 1465, 1481; Edwin, 1466; Isaac E., 1481; Lillian, 1456, 1466; Mary P., 1465, 1481; Nellie, 1221 Grier, Anna, 750, 806; Jane E., 715, 767; Robert, 806 Griesemer (Greisamer), Ada S., 503, 530; Agnes, 842; Alda, 618; Arline, 618; Bertha, 618; Ber¬ tha M., 596; Bessie M., 530; Carrie, 596, 617; Caspar, 578; Cora D., 596, 618; Edgar P., 503, 530; Elizabeth, 232, 236, 578; Emma, 596, 617, 1233, 1237; Emma A., 503, 530; Erma, 618; Estella N., 503, 531; Evelyn, 618; Florence T., 503, 530; Gabriel, 569, 578; George, 596, 618; Hattie, 578; Helen, 531, 618; Helen L., 578, 596; Henry F., 503; Isaac, 578; James, 596; Jennie M., 596, 617; Joseph, 578; Leon¬ ard, 531; Lizzie H., 596, 618; Margaret, 531; Marian, 530; Martin, 618; Mary, 596; Mary A., 578, 596; Mary M., 503; Matthew, 578; Minnie M., 503, 531; Nelly, 430; Owen, 578, 596; Percival, 578, 596, 618; Peter, 578; Rachel A., 503, 530; Regina M., 569, 578; Roy, 530; Sarah A., 361, 378, 578; Sarah J., 484, 503; Solomon, 578, 1237; Solomon P., 484, 503; Susanna, 578; Valentine, 589; Wallace W., 503, 530 Groat, Anna D., 1344, 1349, 1376, 1383; Rose, 1376; Warner, 1376; Willis IP., 1344, 1376, 1383 Grob, Anna, 63; Anna H., 1002, 1004; Ann H., 222, 225; Con¬ rad, 1002, 1004 Groff (Grove), Abraham, 1007, 1016, 1038, 1082; Abraham W., 1124; Abram A., 839; Ada S., 1039, 1084; Agnes E., 1037; Albert, 157; Albert L., 1079; Albert W., 1125; Alice, 840, 1326; Amanda, 1075, 1101; Amanda R., 1016, 1040; Ame¬ lia, 1037, 1039, 1080; Angelina, 1016, 1040; Anna B., 1036; Anna M., 791, 839, 1125, 1126; Annie D., 1036, 1076; Annie H., 1083, 1126; Aquilla A., 1082; Aquilla F., 1125; Augus¬ tine F., 1016; Augustus, 1016 Benjamin F., 157; Bertha A., 407; B. H., 1326; Blanche L., 1077; Camilla, 1038, 1082; Caroline, 100, 105, 1037, 1080; Carolyn, 1039; Catharine, 1015, 1016, 1036-1039, 1075, 1082; Catharine E., 1016, 1038, 1082; Catharine F., 107, 1016; Catharine L., 1037; Catharine R., 1007, 1015; Catharine V., 1084, 1127; Catharine W., 1007, 1016; Charles, 1075; Charles A., 1036, 1076; Charles W., 1077; Christian, 105; Cordelia M., 1036, 1076; Cornelia V., 1016, 1039 Daniel, 1340; David, 100, 527. 1007; David J., 1117; David W., 105, 114; Davis, 1015, * 1037; Deborah, 1015, 1037; Deborah Ann, 105; Deborah B. , 1036, 1076; D. Id., 1366, 1406; Diana, 1039; Dorothy M., 1119; Earl, 793, 840; Ed¬ ward F., 1082, 1125; Eliza, 100; Eliza D., 1015, 1036; Eliza H., 1016; Elizabeth, 105, 680, 1007, 1008, 1016, 1037, 1038, 1146; Elizabeth A., 1126; Elizabeth F., 1469, 1485; Eliza¬ beth G., 1015, 1016, 1037, 1038; Elizabeth H., 1003, 1007; Elizabeth M., 273, 279, 1016, 1038; Ella G., 431; Ella R., 157, 167, 1037, 1039, 1083; Ellen G., 1040, 1084; Elmer, 840; Elsie G., 1082; Elsie M., 1084; Elva Irene, 1117; Emeline R., 1038, 1082; Emerson, 431; Emma A., 1038, 1082; Emma C. , 157; Emma G., 1125; Em¬ ma K., 1037, 1080; Emma M., 1125; Estella C., 1039, 1084; Esther, 1010, 1016, 1021; Ethel F., 1125; Ethel G., 1406; Ethel M., 1125; Euphemia, 1040 Fayetta, 1328, 1346; Forrest N., i084, 1127; Frances, 105; Fran¬ cis, 1016; Francis L., 1076; George, 1015, 1037; George A., 105; George B., 1077; George C., 1036; George G., 1075, 1076; George S., 100, 105; George W., 243, 1037, 1079; Gertrude, 1079; Gideon G., 1038, 1082; Grace B., 1366, 1406; Grace L., 1077, 1119 Hannah, 1039, 1084; Hannah A., 1040, 1085; Hannah C., 1016, 1039; Hannah D., 1016, 1039; Hannah F., 498, 527; Hannah S., 1038, 1082; Harold F., 1125; Harry J., 1082, 1124, 1146; Helen F., 1125; Helen G., 1119; Henry, 1326; Henry C., 1007, 1016, 1039, 1084; Henry E., 1039; Henry G., 1016, ‘1039; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1635 Henry H., 157; Henry K., 1016; Henry W., 1006; Hester T., 105, 114; Hoarse, 1039; Howard C., 1077; Ida, 1079; Ida B., 1082, 1125; Ida C., 1039, 1084; Ida J., 1075, 1117, 1349; Isaac, 100; Isaac D., 1039 Jacob, 1003, 1007, 1008, 1015, 1016, 1037, 1038, 1320, 1326; Jacob F., 1125; Jacob G., 1082, 1125, 1204, 1219; Jacob R., 105, 114, 1083, 1126; James A., 1076; James L., 1117; Jennie, 1036, 1075; Jeremiah K., 1016, 1039; Jesse, 151, 157, 1036; Jesse G., 1016, 1021, 1039; Jesse I., 157, 167; Jesse M., 1083, 1125; John, 100, 1007, 1008, 1015, 1016, 1036, 1075, 1117, 1340; John B., 105, 1037, 1079, 1263; John C., 1075; John F., 1016, 1040, 1084; John G., 1349; John H., 1016, 1036, 1076; John J., 1038, 1082, 1083; John W., 1039, 1084; Jonas, 1015, 1036; Joseph, 100, 105, 279, 1007, 1008, 1016; Joseph C., 1126; Joseph D., 96, 100; Joseph R., 105; Joseph W., 1016, 1039; Josie M., 235, 243; Julia, 100; Julia G., 1077, 1119; Julia P., 1036, 1077 Kate, 1039, 1084, 1325; Kate W., 1037; Lannia J., 100; Laura B. , 1037, 1079, 1263; Laura S., 1124, 1146; Lavinia, 100; Leah, 1079; Leroy F., 1125; Lillian D., 1124, 1146; Lizzie G., 1037, 1079, 1082; Lizzie S., 1082, 1124; Lizzie W., 1082, 1125; Louis W., 1077; Lydia, 1016, 1038; Lydia F., 1036; Lydia T., 1038, 1082 Mabel, 1079, 1120; Malere, 1016; Margaret A., 1082, 1125; Mar¬ garet B., 1075; Margaret E., 105, 1079; Margaret F., 1125, 1146; Margaret J., 100; Mar¬ garet M., 1037, 1079; Margaret P., 1036, 1075; Margaret S., 96, 100; Margarette, 1016, 1039; Maria, 1007, 1384; Maria L., 1016; Martha E., 1015, 1037; Martha P., 1326, 1340; Martin, 100; Martin L., 1406; Mary, 187, 522, 840, 1007, 1016, 1017, 1039; Mary A., 157, 235, 243, 1037, 1038, 1082; Mary C., 1039, 1083; Mary E., 105, 114, 1036, 1076, 1083, 1084, 1125; Mary H., 793, 840; Mary K., 100; Mary M., 1039, 1076; Mary S., 1366; Mary W., 1016, 1038; Michael, 1015; Misuria C. , 1040, 1084 Nancy, 100, 105, 114, 1326, 1340; Nancy A., 100, 105; Nancy B., 100, 105; Nellie C., 1039; Nora C., 1084, 1127; Olivia, 1039, 1084; Paul W., 1077, 1119; Philip, 1016, 1039; Priscilla L., 1119; Rachel, 1016, 1037, 1326; Rebecca, 1015, 1036, 1075, 1079, 1117; Rebecca B., 1320, 1326; Robert A., 1084; Roger D., 1036, 1075; Roger M. , 1117 Sadie F., 1125; Sallie, 100; Samuel, 100, 1015, 1037, 1080; Samuel A., 157; Sarah, 666, 1016, 1038, 1039, 1082; Sarah A. , 1036, 1075; Sarah G., 1007, 1016; Sarah J., 1040, 1084; Sarah L., 1016, 1021, 1039; Sarah R., 1036, 1077; Sara K.. 1117; Savilla, 1037, 1079; Sophia G., 1082, 1125, 1204, 1219; Susan, 1036; Susan B., 1015, 1036; Susan C., 100; Susan R., 195, 196; Susanna N. , 151, 157 Thomas E., 1037; Tillie, 1246; Ulysses G., 1036, 1077; Venona E., 1127; Verna F., 1125; Ver¬ non, 1146; Walter D., 167; Wilbur A., 1125; William A., 1082, 1125; William D., 1037; William M., 1075, 1124; Win¬ field S., 1485 Groh, Abraham, 1312, 1313; Althea, 564; Anna, 662, 1312; Anna B., 1313; Anna M., 1313; Calvin, 564; Christopher, 270, 940; David, 1312, 1313; Esther, 575; George, 18, 1312, 1313; Hans C., 1313; Johann C., 1312; Melchior, 1312, 1313; Miriam L., 561, 564; Regina, 1313; Regina K., 270; Rosina, 1313; Russel W., 561, 564 Grohe, George, 1186 Groman, Anna S., 1081, 1122; Catharine A., 1038, 1081; Harvey E., 1122; Harvey G., 1081, 1122; Lily R., 1081; Marguerite L., 1122; Reuben B. , 1038, 1081; William, 1081 Groningen, 45 Groom, Angeline, 848 Groover, Abel F., 423, 433; Eliza W., 423, 433; Phillip, 433 Gross, 1005 Agnes I., 1024; Anna F., 109; Anna S., 976, 987; Annie F., 123; Ann M., 1024, 1057; Bar¬ ba ra G., 489; Catherine H., 10 12, 1024; Charles, 987; Ch arles H., 1024, 1057; David G. , 758; Eli, 489; Emmina, 154 8; Frank S., 1024; James; 581, 599; Jane, 1024, 1056; Jennie, 600, 621; Josi F.,1024, 1057; Julia F., 486, 507; Kate L., 1024, 1057; Luzetta S., 581, 599; Lydia, 264; Mamie H. , 600, 621; Mary, 1024, 1170; Samuel, 1024; Samuel L., 109, 123; Sarah E., 1346, 1379 ; Susan, 1073; Thomas J., 1012, 1024; William H., 1024, 1057; W. H., 123 Groth, Catharine, 1125 Grovatt, Benjamin F., 1 223; Em¬ ma C., 1216, 1223 Grove— see Groff Grow, Emma D., 1266; George, 1266; George H., 1266; Kate F., 1262, 1266; Lambert L., 1262, 1266; Lidie C., 303; Lucinda E., 1492 Grub, Henry, 64; Mary, 1038 Grubb, Aaron E., 649; Amelia E., 1207, 1222; Andrew, 1324; Bertha R., 640, 649; Catha¬ rine B., 281, 299; Elizabeth, 1333; Hannah B., 1320, 1324; Hannah S., 1421; Henry, 1004; Ida V., 641; Jacob H., 1222; John E., 1222; Maria, 1036; Philip, 388; Philip H., 1207, 1222; Rosie M., 1222; Samuel, 1320, 1324; Sarah, 1324; Silas, 299; Susanna, 366, 388 Grubbs, Catherine A., 509; John D. , 509 Grube, Benjamin, 1331, 1354; Eliza¬ beth W., 1354, 1395; Elmer B., 1354, 1395; Ida, 851; Mary B., 1331, 1354 Grubel, Melchior, 20 Gruber, Ada E., 1174 Gruber, 1177 Gruen, Juliana B., 634 Gruise, Barbara, 895 Grumley, Addaline, 341 Grun, Dorothy W., 450; Edward W., 434, 450; Elva K., 450; Laura M., 434, 450; Louis, 450; Ruth K., 450 Grunzweig, Gertrude, 538, 557; Lewis, 557 Grupp, Mamie, 895, 902 Griitner, Balthaser, 146 Griittner, Anna, 886; Heinrich, 1280 Gruver, Emma, 423, 434; Henry, 434 Guard, Sarah J., 496; Thomas, 496 Guernsey, Amos, 1448 Guertler, Emma IL, 736 Guest, Ann, 1097; Ellen, 1014, 1032; E. Viola, 390, 408; Gerald R., 408; John T., 408; Leah B., 1353, 1394; Levi N., 1014; Thornton, 390, 408 Guilbert — see Gilbert Guile, Emma, 1462, 1476; Merritt, 1476 Guilford, James F., 253; Jennie V., 239, 253 Guinn, Andrew C., 727; Annie L., 727, 787; Charles H., 727, 787; Donald S., 787; Elizabeth H., 701, 727; Elizabeth S., 727; Florence S., 728; George, 728, 787; Harrison H., 701, 727; Henry H., 728, 787; Ida M., 728, 787; Jennie E., 728; John, 727; Margaret B., 728, 787; Mary, 727, 787; Ruth S., 727, 787; Sara M., 728, 787; Shirley, 787; Willard S., 787 Guiseppi, M. S., 54 Guiterman, Adelaide B., 1066; Atta H., 1030, 1066; Guy, 1066; Wil¬ liam S., 1030, 1066 Guldin, Alice, 845; Anna P., 1077, 1636 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1119; Daniel, 727; George C., 1119; Lena H., 727 Guldner, Ethel, 1133 Gunderman, Alfred, 737; Clara H., 737 Gundt, Sebastian, 1541 Gunkle, Jane B., 1486 Gunnell, Mary V., 129 Gunsenhouser, Rebecca, 666, 670 Gutelius, Clara, 160, 173; Israel, 173 Guth, Angie V., 437; Hannah, 437; Jacob A., 437; Susanna, 456 Guthrie, Anna M., 1397; Annie L., 1355, 1397; Henry W., 1430; Leah M., 1420, 1430; Oliver P., 1420, 1430; Richard J. , 1397; Robert S., 1355, 1397; Vera J., 1430 Gutierrez, Laura, 728, 789 Guy, Jonathan, 945 Guyasutha, 870 Guyer, Amanda, 658; Annie G., 505; Annie M., 505, 534; Catharine Y., 485, 505; Charles E., 556; Charles W., 534; Charles Y., 505, 534; Clinton, 505; Earl G., 534, 555; Edgar L., 534; Edith H., 534, 555; Elizabeth, 505; Elmer H., 556; Florence, 505, 534; Guilford E., 534; James, 485, 505; James P., 556; Jonas, 505; Katie, 505; Leita M., 534, 555; Lucy F., 505; Maggie, 505, 534; Millie P., 505; Ruth, 556; William, 505 Gwinner, George T., 1113; Harriet, 1520, 1538; Maude H., 1067, 1113; William, 1538 Gwynedd (Gwyneth, Gwineth), 52, 53, 60, 66, 67 H Haag, Andreas, 29; Anna, 308; Elizabeth, 447; Kathryn, 551 Haarlem, 12, 13, 16, 17, 35, 36, 40, 45, 46 Haas, Amelia, 813; Andrew, 1379; Anna, 1382, 1415; Catharine, 902; Cordelia, 1329, 1348; Ellen J., 797; Emanuel, 570; Esther E., 625; Florence E.,. 625; Frank, 700; Grace K., 333; Homer, 614, 625; John, 625; Kate, 756, 813, 996; Lena, 809; Margaret R., 700; Sallie, 811, 846; Sarah, 173, 1346, 1379; Stallman, 1260; Verdilla K. , 570; Vinnie G., 614, 625 Habberfield, Edwin, 1492; Eliza, 1477, 1492 Habecker, Mary A., 783 Habenstein, Mary, 688, 692 Hack, Katherine, 287, 310 Hackett, Catharine D., 1504, 1510; Clarence, 613; Cora M., 724; David, 1510; Edith N., 1525, 1541 ; Elizabeth F., 1103; Eliza¬ beth W., 1307; Harriet H., 1510, 1525; Harriett, 1541; H. Berkeley, 1541; Horace, 613; James, 1504, 1510; Jennie E., 724, 784; Lizzie D., 593, 613; Lorenzo, 593, 613; Louisa, 1510; Mary, 1541; Mary E., 698, 724; Ralph, 613; Samuel, 724; S. Holland, 1525, 1541; Theophilus, 1510; Waldo N., 1541; William, 1541; Wil¬ liam D., 1510, 1525, 1526; William H., 698, 724, 1525, 1526, 1541 Hackley, Henry D., 403; Jennie M., 377, 403; S. H., 377, 403 Hackman, Abraham, 1202; Abra¬ ham O., 785; Arthur W., 785; Catharine B., 1194, 1202; Jen¬ nie V., 724, 785; Joseph B., 724, 785; Kate R., 1290, 1303; Maria, 407; Pearl E., 785; Stanley H., 785 Haddock, Elizabeth, 1499 Haddon, Emma, 614 Hadley, Mary E., 324 Hafer, Albert, 765, 821; Allen, 759; Amanda, 712; Arthur, 759; Arthur P., 786; Bertha H., 765, 821; Carrie D., 726, 786; Carrol, 759; Charles, 712, 759; Charles F.,'786; Chester, 759; David, 694, 712; Edwin, 712; Esther M., 694, 712; Franklin, 726, 786; Harold M., 786; Henry, 463; Isabella, 712; Israel, 786; James, 712; Law¬ rence, 759; Leon, 759; Lillian, 712; Lloyd, 712, 759; Louisa L., 455, 463; Lucy, 712; Mar¬ guerite, 786; Martha E., 786; Mary A., 757; Mary F., 626; Oscar, 759; Ralph, 759; Robert G., 786; Sylvania S., 712, 759; William, 712 Haffly, Jacob, 1369; Mary, 1340, 1369 Hageman (Hagemann) Adela M., 1040; Albert C., 1040; Alice, 1096; Joseph R., 1047, 1096; Mary B., 1047, 1096 Hagenbouch, Willetta, 341 Hagenbuch, Amelia IF, 175, 1087, 1128; Amy J., 1087; Andrew, 1042, 1086, 1087, 1158; Clar¬ ence, 1128; Diana S., 1042, 1087, 1158; Earl L., 1128; Elaroo W., 1087; Elizabeth G., 1128; Ellen A., 1042, 1086; Ellen E., 1087, 1128; Elmer, 1087; Evna, 1128; Grace, 1128; Homer A., 1128; Joseph, 1017, 1042; Katie G., 1087, 1128; Leon, 1087; LeRoy G., 1128; Linwood, 1087; Lizzie G., 1087; Lovine J., 1087, 1128; Luella, 1087; Lydia IF, 1017, 1042; Maggie L., 1087; Marvin L., 1128; Mary, 1087, 1091; Myron, 1087; Naomi D., 1128; Norman, 1087; Ray¬ mond, 1128; Rebecca, 761; Samuel, 1042; Stata, 1087; Steward H., 1087, 1128; Susan, 1505, 1514; Sylvester, 1087, 1128; Viola, 1087; Wayne, 1087; William H., 175, 1087, 1128; Worman S., 1128 Hager, Daniel P., 1202, 1218; Em¬ ma M., 1379, 1412; Ida H., 1202, 1218; John H., 1218; Jonas, 1218; Robert L., 1218; William C., 1218 Hagerstown, 69 Hagey — see Hagy Hagman, Rebecca, 995 Hagner, Clara, 322; Mark R., 322; Mary A., 294, 322; Stout L., 294, 322 Hagy (Hagey), 649 Ada, 830, 852; Alice L., 1273; Alma M., 1272; Bushrod W., 1262, 1267, 1273; Edna, 1267; Elizabeth, 665, 668, 1055; Elizabeth D., 657; Elonore M., 1272; Emma, 189; Emma C., 1262, 1267, 1272; Enos, 668; George C., 1272; Hannah M., 1267, 1273; Harold B., 1267, 1272; Ivan M, 1273; Jeremiah, 852; Jessie F., 1267, 1272; John E., 1272; John F., 1262, 1266; John IL, 1267; John O., 1273; Kate A., 1262, 1266; Kate F., 1262, 1266; Kate N., 1267, 1273; Leroy, 1267; Mabel E., 1273; Mada- lene D., 1272; Marian D., 1267, 1273; Mary, 633, 635; Mary C., 666,. 668; Mary D., 1267; Mary E., 1262, 1267; Mary F., 1262, 1267; Mary J., 1267, 1273; Mary S., 1267, 1272; Mary Y., 1261, 1262; Matilda E., 1272; May S., 1267; Mil¬ dred L., 1273; Morris F., 1267, 1273; Morris P., 1273; Newton Y., 1267, 1272; Rebecca M., 1267, 1272, 1273; Robert N., 1272; Samuel, 1261, 1262; Samuel E., 1267, 1272; Samuel V., 1273; Sarah, 164, 648; William D., 1267 Hahn, Abraham, 1017, 1042; Ada I., 1131; Adam IF, 1088, 1130, 1131; Adeline E., 1043; Aetna, 1090, 1134; Alexander L., 1043, 1090, 1091; Alice K., 1088; Allen, 1089, 1131; Amandus, 1089; Amos, 1089; Amy L., 1090, 1135; Andrew, 992; Anna, 778; Anna B., 704; Anna C., 1129; Anna G., 1090, 1134; Anna H., 1008, 1017; Anna M., 442; Anna R., 1090, 1135; Araminda S., 1088, 1131; Arthur, 1131; Asher L., 1090, 1135; Austin, 1087, 1129; Beu¬ lah, 1131 Carl R., 1146; Caroline, 1042, 1088; Caroline K., 1017, 1043; Caroline W., 1043, 1091; Catharine A., 1043; Catharine B., 1042, 1088; Catharine G., 1042, 1089; Catharine M., 1135; Catharine S., 1042, 1087, 1088, 1128; Charles, 1017, 1042, 1087, 1089; Christiana, 1042, 1089; Clinton T., 1087, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1637 1128; Cora S., 1088; Cula, 1090; Daisy, 1090; David, 704; Dora, 1131 Edna, 1131; Edwin, 1042, 1131; Elemanda B., 1043, 1090; Elias, 1017, 1043; Eliza K., 1017, 1042; Elizabeth, 1089, 1132; Elizabeth G., 276; Eliza¬ beth T., 1131, 1148; Ella, 1042, 1089; Ella R., 1146; Ellen, 1088-1090, 1131, 1134; Ellen M., 1043, 1091; Ellen W., 1042, 1087; Elmira, 704, 740; Elsie, 1131; Elsie M., 1130; Elwood S., 1128, 1146; Emma, 1042, 1088, 1089; Emma H., 1017, 1042; Enos, 1042, 1088; Erma M., 1129, 1147; Etta, 1131; Eva C., 1088, 1131; Eve, 1088; Fayetta S., 1042, 1089; Flor¬ ence, 1069; Florence M., 1090, 1135 George P., 1146; Gertrude E., 1087, 1129; Gertrude M., 982, 992; Grace A., 1135; Hannah E. , 704, 740; Hannah H., 691, 704; Helen R., 1129; Henry W., 1090, 1135; Howard M., 1090, 1135; Isabella J., 1129; Israel, 1042; Jacob, 596, 1008, 1017, 1031, 1042, 1069, 1088, 1089, 1132; James, 276, 1042, 1087, 1088; Jennie, 1089, 1132; John, 1089; John A., 1087, 1129; John S., 1135; Julia M., 1017, 1042; Kenneth W., 1135 Laura D., 1087; Laura M., 1128; Lewis, 1088, 1131; Louisa H., 1088, 1131; Lovene J., 1129; Lucinda, 1042, 1087; Lucinda F. , 1088, 1131; Lucy A., 1042, 1088; Lydia, 1017, 1042; Lydia M., 1089, 1132; Mabel' D., 1089; Malinda, 1042; Mamie A., 596, 1089, 1132; Margaret, 590; Margaret A., 1135; Maria Z., 1031, 1069; Marie, 1495; Martha, 704, 740, 799; Martha C., 1131; Mary, 272, 275, 704, 739, 1017, 1043; Mary A., 1087, 1128; Mary C., 1089, 1132; Mary F., 1043, 1090; Matilda, 1042, 1087, 1088, 1131; Mildred B., 1135; Mil- ton, 1088; Milton F., 1131; Minnie R., 1042, 1089 Nathan, 1088, 1131; Nettie R., 1128, 1146; Norman, 1131; Paul S., 1129; Quinten, 1089; Raymond, 1131; Raymond W., 1129; Rebecca, 1042; Rebecca S., 1042; Rebecca Y., 1017, 1042; Reuben, 1042, 1088; Rose L., 1042, 1087; Russell H., 1131 Sallie A., 1042, 1088; Sallie B., 1042, 1088; Samuel, 1042, 1087, 1089, 1090, 1129, 1134; Samuel F., 1131, 1148; Sarah, 704, 739; Sarah A., 1043, 1091; Sarah J., 1087, 1129;SelmaJ., 1087, 1129; Sitna H., 1088, 1130; Sophia, 1017, 1043; Sophia C., 1017, 1042; Stanley A., 1135; Stella M., 1130, 1148; Stella Y.,1087, 1129; Susan, 1017, 1043; Su¬ sanna, 1042; Susanna M., 1017, 1042; Theodore, 1087; Verna A., 1129; Virginia C., 1135; Washington, 1042, 1088; Wil¬ lard H., 1135; William, 1042, 1088; William V., 691, 704 Hahs, Charles S., 654; Edith B., 654; Harry B., 645, 654; Mary E., 645, 654 Hain, Elvyria, 553; Eugene E., 553; Joseph T., 553; Joseph V., 528, 553; Lucy, 1168; Nellie M., 528, 553; Rose, 553 Haines (Hains), 1006 Agnes E., 208; Annie, 755, 811; Augusta B., 213; Bertha A., 160, 174; Caroline, 359, 374; Charles Y., 1207, 1222; Chris¬ topher, 149; Cora K., 1207, 1222; Dorothy, 507; Edna D., 1222; Ella, 310; Emeline, 482, 500; Emma H., 1064; George, 500; George T., 374; Harry, 1064; Harry K., 803, 843; Herman, 1396; H. I., 1394, 1425; Isaac L., 1425; Isaac N., 1425; Jacob, 1222; James, 843; Joseph, 811; Keturah P., 1396; Lydia, 125; Mary P., 1394, 1425; Omega D., 803, 843; Sarah R., 149 Hainly, Benjamin F., 830; Chester G., 830; George E., 830; Harry L., 830; Katie E., 773, 830; Katie S., 830; Mary E., 830; Samuel K., 773, 830; Samuel L., 830 IJaldeman, Abraham, 233; Anna, 231, 233; Beatrice I., 1409; Edith L, 521, 551; Edythe B., 1374, 1409; Harvey R., 1409; Howard, 551; John C., 1374, 1409; Mary M., 448; Rebecca, 790; Sylvania E., 1409 Halderman, Catharine H., 1032; Jacob, 1032; Mary A., 1014, 1032; Priscilla, 1378 Hale, Cornelia E., 609; Sarah, 1350, 1387 Hales, Anna E., 735, 792; Ernest R., 735, 792; William T., 792 Haley, Bertha, 743 Hall, 239 Amelia, 1553; Amelia M., 1526, 1542; Amelia P., 1542, 1553; Annie M., 1526, 1542; Annie V., 932, 936; Asher, 507; Caro¬ line H., 1542, 1553; Christian G., 1542; Edward V., 1542; Eliza P., 1542, 1553; Elsie R., 513, 547; Frederick L., 494, 519; Freeman, 486, 507; Grace, 316; Helen M., 768, 822; Horace G., 547 ; Jeannette, 801 ; J. F., 822; Katie W., 437; Levi, 519; Margaret A., 509; Mary E., 1542, 1553; Mary F., 1553; Mary M., 424, 435; Peter P., 1526, 1542; Philip P., 1542, 1553; Richard, 435; Ruth M., 494, 519; Victor B., 424, 435; Vina F., 486, 507; William L., 1553; Willis P., 1542, 1553 Hallas, Joseph W., 597, 620; Marion E. , 597, 620; Rebecca, 620 Haller, Anna, 770, 825 Halley, Gertrude, 1496 Hailing, Amelia, 1126 Hallman, Albert, 331; Alfred L., 300, 329; Alice T., 666, 671; Allison L., 194; Amanda L., 174, 194; Anna, 283, 304; Anna M., 677; Anthony, 70; Archie F. , 194; Bessie M., 327; Blanche E., 1537; Catharine, 689, 698; Catherine C., 671; Catherine G., 476; Charles E., 1243; Charles F., 598; Charles M. , 580, 598, 1537; Charles V., 598; Charlotte, 273, 279; Clara M., 178, 203; Cora H., 304, 331; Dallas H., 329 Edgar A., 1308; Edith, 331 ; Edith H., 1537, 1549; Edwin, 166, 185; Elizabeth, 590, 608, 1328, 1346; Ella M., 1241, 1251; Ella N. , 670, 677; Ellen, 173, 194; Ellis W., 194; Elsie C., 194; Emma A., 1243; Emma J., 1349, 1383; Emma K., 174, 194; Emma L., 1520, 1537; Emma M., 174, 194; Florence D., 304, 331; George, 302, 304, 671, 1383; George F., 666, 671; George J., 1537; Grace A., 1308 Harry, 331; Harry F., 670, 677; Harry H., 304, 331; Harvey, 504; Harvey E., 906; Helena Y. , 485, 504; H. Florence, 580, 598; Howard, 174; Isaac H., 327; Isaac M., 327; Jacob, 1346; Jacob R., 1301, 1308; Jennie, 901, 906; Jeremiah, 1251; Jesse, 1537; John, 1241, 1251; John H., 1419; Joseph S., 331; Laura S., 166, 185; Leon M., 1251; Lester M., 327; Lester R., 194; Lillian A., 598, 620; Linford M., 298, 327; Lizzie, 174, 326; Louisa, 937 Mabel, 1158, 1166; Margaret Z. , 1537; Marian F., 1386, 1419; Martha, 282, 302; Mar¬ tha A., 121; Martin L., 677; Mary, 1099; Mary A., 598; Mary L., 316; Mary M., 274; 284, 298, 327; Matilda, 809; Mattie B., 1237, 1243; Michael, 284; Milton, 476; Milton S., 1308; Minerva H., 300, 329, Myrtle M., 677; Nathaniel, 485, 504; Ralph A., 1308; Ruth E., 677; Ruth M., 194 Samuel, 608; Samuel F., 174; Sarah, 974, 1380; Sarah II., 336; Selina K., 160, 173; Ste¬ phen J., 1520, 1537; Susan B., 1301, 1308; Titus M., 327; Viola S., 194; William, 160, 173, 1166; William A., 677; William H., 174, 194, 677; Wil¬ son R., 178, 203 1638 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Hallmeyer, Annie, 6S0; Joseph M., 1203; Matilda C., 1194, 1203 Hallowed, Caleb R., 800; Elizabeth C., 742; Emma C., 1265, 1270; Harry, 1270; Jesse S., 1270, 1277; Margaret M., 1270, 1277; William, 1270; William H., 1265, 1270; Zelda A., 1270, 1277 Halstead, Charles H., 1139; Edna M., 1097, 1139 Ilalteman, Azariah M., 1349, 1384; Benjamin, 281, 1349; Bertha, 1384, 1417; Carrie G., 299; Catharine B., 281, 299; Chris¬ topher, 1014, 1031; Elizabeth, 1384, 1416; Elizabeth B., 1329, 1349; Elizabeth G., 1349, 1384; Elizabeth H., 1384, 1417; Em¬ ma G., 299; Emma J., 1349, 1384; Hannah M., 281, 300; Harry G., 299; Harvey H., 299; Henry M., 281, 299; Hiram M., 1349, 1384; John, 83; Joseph F., 273, 281; J. Vernon, 299; Katie G., 299; Laura, 1384, 1416; Mary E., 1384, 1416; Mary H., 273, 281; Mary L. , 299, 329; Mary M., 281, 1350, 1386; Moses, 1329, 1349; Rebecca B., 1014, 1031; Sarah A., 1170; Susanna M., 281, 1379, 1413; Wilbur C., 1384, 1417 Hamblin, Ada E., 1425; Grace, 1394, 1425; Henry, 1425 Hambright, Davis, 1046, 1095; Jennie, 1095; Pauline R., 1046, 1095 Hamburg, 35, 36, 45 Hamer, Frank, 739; Hannah W., 303; Kate T., 739 Hamilton, 73, 133, 468, 1510 Alice B., 590, 609; Anna, 242; Anna G., 334, 341; Ann E., 1538, 1550; Annie Iv., 1027; Christine H., 1543; Eleanor, 609; Elizabeth P., 1543; Emily A., 1528, 1543; Emma, 973, 982; Eunice B., 605; Flora D., 1524, 1540; Godfrey, 685; Henry, 609; James, 1334; James E., 334, 341; John B., 1027; John D., 1048; John R., 590, 609; John W., 1540; Nancy L., 839; Ruby R., 609; Samuel M., 1528, 1543; Sinclair, 1543; Thomas B., 1524, 1540; William A., 1543; William D., 1538, 1550; Winifred L., 1540 Hamin, Maggie, 1475 Hamled, Barbara H., 685, 687; Godfrey, 687 Hamm, Sarah, 445 Hammacher, Elmira, 577 Hamman, Charles A., 1172; Elva S., 1164, 1172; Martha C., 1172; Ralph S., 1164, 1172; Schubert M., 1172 Hammann, Emma R., 1046; Lewis M. , 1046 Hammel, George, 435; Mary A., 1301; Rachel T., 425, 435 Hammen, Karl, 1531 Hammer, Katherine, 1389; Sarah, 1457, 1467 Hammersley, Blanche E., 519 Hammes, Rebecca, 814 Hammond, Fletcher M., 1467; Sarah S., 1456, 1467 Hampshire, Augusta, 806; Charles, 751, 806; Donald, 806; George, 806; James, 708, 750; Mary B., 708, 750; Pearl, 806; Pearl V., 751 Hampton, Amy R., 1097, 1139; Annie, 1097, 1139; Claire L., 1139; David, 1097; Earl, 990; Effie, 990; Elmira F., 980, 990; Emerson, 990; Esther M., 990; Ethel, 990; Helen N., 1097, 1139; John D., 1097, 1139; Lilly, 990; Mary A., 1048, 1097; Minnie, 990; William, 980, 989, 990; William C., 1097, 1139 Hams, Rebecca, 1364 Hancock, 66 Eliza P., 1542, 1553; Henry J., 1542, 1553; John (Jean) B., 1553; John C., 82 Hand, Grace B., 209, 217; Harmon S., 217; John B., 217; John E., 217; John L., 209, 217 Handel, Susan P., 1037, 1080 Handman, Charles A., 260 Handwerk, Anna, 807; Elma, 807; Joseph, 807; Lizzie, 596, 618; Maggie E., 753, 807; 0. H., 753, 807; Raymond, 807 Haney, Emma R., 1126; Emma W., 1126; Florence R., 743, 800; George, 800; Lydia E., 1126; Nancy, 1005; Reinhard, 1126 Hanford, Anna E., 1473; Annette W., 1458, 1473; George A., 1458, 1473; Mary C., 1458, 1473; Mary E., 1458, 1473; Mary W., 1447, 1458; Minerva, 575, 591; Peter O., 1473; Sarah E., 1458; Uriah, 1447, 1458; William, 1458 Hange, 1072 Hangen, 488, 512 Alice, 993; Dinah, 970, 974; Susan, 1205 Hangey, Margaret, 562 Hangliter, Albert, 1239, 1247; Al¬ bert L., 1247; Emma M., 1239, 1247 Hangstorfer, Ida M., 1386, 1419; William F., 1419 Hanich, Amos, 595; Lavina, 578, 595 Hanisch, 17 Hankinson, Mettie B., 1499 Hanna, M. C., 643; Susan, 1477; Susan D., 181, 208 Hanner, Alberta M., 761, 816; Blanche A., 816; Clarence, 816; George, 761, 816; George F., 816; Henry N., 816; Mary E., 816 Hannum, Elizabeth, 1062 Hanover, Upper, 52, 53, 60, 65, 68-73 Hans Anton Count Schafgotsch, 10 Hansberry, Elizabeth, 522 Hanselman, Adolphus, 724, 784; Cora G., 724, 784; Earl, 784; Elizabeth A., 784; George, 724; Jennie M., 724; John, 698, 724; Kate H., 698, 724; Lizzie, 724; Martha, 724; Mearle T., 724; Michael, 724; William, 724 Hansen, Anna Iv., 988; Anna M., 143; Marius, 978, 988; Martha M., 381, 405; Neil C., 988; Neil M., 405; Romaine C., 978, 988 Hanshaw, Grace G., 748, 805; Harry, 805 Hanson, Edith, 534, 555; Margaret A. , 571; Parker, 555; Sarah, 571; William A., 571 Hantz, Rachel, 973 Hapgood, Annie M., 914 Happersett, Ernest, 1121; M. Elva, 1121 Plarbaur, Annie, 290, 317 Harbert, Frieda, 586, 606 Harder, Caroline, 556 Hardie, Albert, 1417, 1430; Blanche, 1430; Florence B., 1417, 1430; Jacob, 1430; Lucile, 1430 Harding, Ada B., 1285, 1293; Altus, 602; Isadore, 582, 602; J. Saunders, 1293; Louise, 242; Sarah E., 1105 Hardstaff, Jane A., 234, 243; Wil¬ liam, 243 Hardy, Anna H., 1357, 1399; John, 1399 Haregan, Cecelia, 286 Hargrave, Blanche, 500, 528; John, 528 Haring, Anna, 331; Annie M., 756, 812; Carrie E., 812, 846; Eliza, 680; Elmer, 812, 846; Elverda, 510, 543; Harvey, 543; How¬ ard, 812; Nora, 812; Olivia M., 812; Pearl S., 779, 835; Philip D., 812; Rhine, 835; Samuel, 756, 812; Sara A., 812, 846; Warren, 812 Harker, Mearcy A., 1275, 1278 Harlacher, Grace A., 1417; Laura H., 1384, 1416; Laura M., 1417; Robert, 1384, 1416; Robert S., 1417; Wayne S., 1417; Wil¬ liam H., 1416 Harley, Agnes T., 1338, 1367; Alvin P., 957, 961; Amanda S., 952; Ann M., 1383; Annie, 274, 283; Bertha E., 957; Clayton P., 957; Conrad, 756; Cordelia T., 957, 961; Edith R., 957, 961; Elizabeth, 952; Elizabeth J., 635, 641, 957, 961; Elizabeth P., 957, 961; Esther S., 961; Florence C., 285, 308; Hannah B. , 274, 283; Henry M., 952; Henry P., 957, 961; Jacob, 635, 641; Jacob P., 957, 961; James J., 961; John, 641; Jonas M., 274, 285; Joseph, 1639 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 283; Joseph S., 285; Laura W., 756; Lizzie, 1253; Mary, 274, 286; Mary M., 274; Mary P., 957; Olive E., 961; Rachel, 1373; Raymond J., 961 ; Samuel C., 286; Sarah, 303, 633; Sarah M., 791; Susan C., 274, 285; Wilbur J., 961; William P., 957 Harlingen, 45 Harlow, Anna, 1523, 1539 Harman, Gottlieb, 257; James R., 257; John, 486, 507; Mabel B. , 241, 257; Margaret Y., 486, 507; Mary A., 129; Wil¬ liam F., 257; William J., 241, 257 Harmar, John W., 1265; Sophia M., 1262, 1265 Harmen, Sarah J., 972, 9S1 Harmer, Caroline, 162; Emily, 1274; Sarah, 596 Harmon, Annie, 113 Harmony, David B., 1515, 1531; Ebeneza B., 1505, 1514; Ed¬ ward H., 1515, 1531; Elizabeth, 1531; Elizabeth T., 1515, 1531; Georgia H., 1515, 1531; Joseph H., 1515, 1531; Mary B., 1514, 1515, 1531; Mary H., 1515, 1531; William J., 1505, 1514, 1515 Harmstad, Edwin H., 1424; Frank C. , 1391, 1424; James E., 1424; Kathryn H., 1424; Rena F., 1391, 1424 Harner, Arthur F., 1099; Caroline, 704; Christina H., 691, 704; Eva A., 1049, 1099; Harry H., 1049, 1099; Henry, 704; James H., 1220; Jane, 1268; Lauretta, 694, 712; Louisa, 458; Ruth B., 1099; Sallie E., 1205, 1220; Samuel, 691, 704; Zora N., 1099 Harper, Ellen, 736; Joseph, 734; Lizzie H., 734; Savilla M., 489, 514; Thomas, 514; W. R., 188 Harpersdorf, 10-12, 16-20, 82 Harpole, Alice, 572, 585; Peter, 585; Sarah E., 584 Harpst, Alice L., 500, 529; Emma R., 482, 500; Frederick M., 500; Henry E., 500; Lewissa M., 500; Matilda G., 500, 529; Sarah B., 500, 528; William F., 482, 500 Harr, Clarella F., 292, 320; Ira B., 292, 320; Elizabeth, 1082; Hannah, 1082; Henry R., 320; William H., 320 Harrar, Estella, 375, 401; Tirzah, 787 Harrie, Annie M., 1330, 1351; John, 1351 Harrier, Nancy B., 1043; Reuben, 1043 Harrington, Lydia A., 792 Harris, Carrie, 761, 817; Catharine, 1385; Daniel, 1324; Emily, 1096; Hannah S., 1324; Jacob, 571; Jane, 1321, 1330; John B., 114, 130; Kate Y., 473, 482; Mary E., 114, 130; Mary G., 571, 582; May L., 130; Melen M., 130; Michael, 473, 482; Susanna, 568, 571; Susanna D. , 872; William, 582, 872 Harris Ferry, 84 Harrison, Amanda V., 107; Ar¬ thur F., 119; Benjamim, 644, 1287; David R., 119; Edlow W., 1529, 1545; Elizabeth J., 107; Esther C., 107; Fannie E. , 107, 119; Harriet T., 1529, 1545; Howard M., 107, 119; James, 100, 107; John P., 107; Loula R., 107; Mary B., 119, 137; Mary E., 107; Peachey W., 107, 119; Susanna S., 100, 107; Viola A., 119, 137; Wil¬ liam, 107; Whlliam H., 107, 119 Harry, Elizabeth, 91 ; Elizabeth S., 89; Jane, 1412; Martin, 89-91 Hart (Harte), Christopher H., 289, 314; Cornelia H., 120, 138; Delia, 138; Della M., 289, 314; Edna, 1267, 1273; Elizabeth H., 1412, 1429; Ellwood B., 1412, 1429; Florence, 289, 314; George B., 1429; George D., 768; George W., 768; Harry, 768; Henrietta M., 715, 768; Henry, 138; Jacob, 289; Job, 96; Joseph H., 120, 138; Josephine, 1429; Kate, 715; Lane S., 276, 289; Levi C., 1273; Lovina, 1031, 1069; Lynn, 289; Mabella M., 289, 314; Margaret, 136; Martha H., 267, 289; Mary, 904, 1347, 1348; Meta, 1419 Hartagen, Lewis, 408; Sophia, 389, 408 Hartel, Sophia, 1328, 1344 Hartenstine (Hartenstein), 421 Elizabeth, 1233, 1237; Jonas, 1237 Harteranfft — see Hartranft Hartford Theological Seminary, 6, 27 Harting, Elizabeth, 1094; Emma H., 829, 830; Katie H., 830, 852; Landes H., 830; Lemon K., 773, 830; Lizzie H., 830, 852; Mae H., 830; Mary H., 773, 830; Sallie H., 830 Hartje, Mina, 1220 Hartley, Jennie, 1286, 1297; Joseph¬ ine, 879; Margaret, 1082, 1124; Mary, 1409; Thomas, 1124 Hartline (Hartlein), 66 Daniel B., 165, 185; Daniel M., 185; Esther V., 165, 185; Lizzie, 1206, 1221; Mary, 1171; William, 185 Hartman, 644 Alexander, 503, 530; Anna, 447; Aurelia, 435; Catharine S., 909, 911; Christina B., 690, 700; Clara, 700, 727; Elizabeth, 437, 909, 910; Emma A., 503, 530; Fianna, 770; Frank, 700; Frank G., 211; Franklin S., 909; George, 690, 700, 727, 909, 910; Gideon, 702, 734; Hannah, 635, 640; Henry S., 909, 912; Jacob H., 909, 910; Jacob K., 530; John, 1160; John S., 1487; Kate, 700, 727, 828; Katie J., 502, 530; Lizzie, 734; Maggie, 457; Martha, 693; Matilda S., 909; Mary, 563; Mary A., 714, 766; Nellie H., 1471, 1487; Perma S., 189, 211; Russel A., 530; Samuel, 734; Sarah J., 1156, 1160; Sarah M., 702, 734; Sarah S. 909; Solomon, 640; Sophia W., 909, 912; Susan, 758; Walter W., 530; William, 530 Hartranft (Hartranf, Harteranfft, Hartrampff, Hartrump, Hat- ranf) Aaron, 691, 705; Aaron D., 709, 754; Aaron W., 715, 769; Ab¬ ner, 706; Abraham, 38, 54, 55, 62, 68, 345, 684-687, 689, 690, 695, 696, 698, 701, 717; Abra¬ ham L., 772; Ada, 709, 728, 736, 746, 751; Ada M., 763; Adaline, 769; Adam, 704, 742; Addie L., 695, 718; Addie M., 769, 824; Adela, 704; Adelaide, 748; Adele E., 742, 800; Agnes W., 698; Alace J., 715, 767; Albert, 707, 749, 801; Albert F., 745, 801; Alfred B., 766; Alfred W., 706, 747; Alice, 701, 723, 732, 733, 769, 825; Alice F., 748, 804; Alice H., 736. 793; Alice J., 772, 828; Alice N., 771, 827; Alice R., 772, 829; Alice W., 701, 714, 732, 765; Alida D. , 820; Allen S., 748; Almeda L., 779, 835; Almira L., 767; Alta F., 788, 839; Alvin D., 828; Amanda, 698, 710, 723, 756, 772; Amanda B., 692, 707, 748, 805; Amanda C., 704, 738; Amanda D., 689, 698; Amanda E. , 720, 777; Amanda K., 805; Amanda M., 694, 714; Amelia, 707, 721, 748, 779; Amelia A., 692, 707; Amelia W., 756, 813; Amos, 688, 692, 693, 704, 710, 734, 737, 791; Andrew, 688, 694, 765; Andrew J., 694, 714, 715, 766; Ann M., 714; Ann T., 717; Anna, 63, 684, 685, 688, 693, 746, 851; Anna A., 794, 841; Anna B., 706, 746; Anna E., 719, 748; Anna F., 704, 740; Anna H., 715, 769, 770, 825; Anna M., 688, 693, 715, 716, 733, 748, 767, 771, 805; Anna O., 805; Anna Z., 706, 744; Anne B., 715; Anne F. , 740; Anne S., 708; Annie, 695, 717, 729, 733, 746, 790; Annie B., 772, 828; Annie E., 707, 748, 769, 824; Anthony, 688; Armand C., 794; Arthur B., 774 Barbara, 38, 42, 43, 62, 63, 684- 687, 689, 728; Barbara B., 704, 737; Barbara E., 701, 731, 828, 851; Barbara L., 794; Barbara 1640 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families M., 686, 688; Barbara Y., 682, 886; Beatrice, 803; Belle C., 705, 743; Bertha, 765, 821; Bertha B., 828; Bertha M., 747, 804; Bertha S., 765, 820; Berton A., 761; Bessie, 746, 802 Cardie E., 715, 767; Carlton, 851; Carol A., 839; Caroline, 700; Caroline C., 696, 700, 708, 725, 749; Caroline E., 709, 754; Caroline S., 690, 701; Carrie F., 737, 793; Caspar, 684; Caspar T., 886; Catharine (Catarina), 52, 685, 686, 688, 692, 694, 696, 701, 716, 718, 732, 737, 775, 794, 908; Catha¬ rine B., 690, 703, 709, 737, 754; Catharine C., 716, 772; Catha¬ rine F., 694, 715; Catharine H., 686, 689, 698; Catharine K., 685, 686; Catharine L., 698; Catharine R., 737; Catha¬ rine S., 691, 705, 715, 716, 769, 772; Catherine, 687; Catherine B., 701; Catherine H., 685; Catherine J., 701; Catherine W., 694, 695, 716; Cederic L., 839; Charles, 701, 707, 728, 777; Charles B., 715; Charles E., 733, 737, 748, 794; Charles H., 708, 748, 804; Charles J., 824; Charles R., 719, 775; Charles T., 766; Charles W., 713, 720, 761, 764, 776, 833, 853; Chester, 744; Chester D., 6, 27, 28, 44, 82, 704, 731, 740, 741, 876, 955; Chester E., 828; Chester IF, 732; Chester L., 774; Chester P., 742, 800; Christian, 687; Christiana, 691, 705; Christianne B., 688, 691; Christie A., 716, 772; Chris¬ tina, 688, 691, 692, 704; Chris¬ tina M., 686, 688; Christopher, 685, 686, 714; Clara, 701, 732, 733, 737, 777; Clara A., 828; Clara G., 708, 751; Clara Y., 710; Clarence, 742, 772, 829; Clarence C., 714, 765; Clarie E., 728, 788; Clarissa, 713, 762; Clarissa M., 740, 800; Clifford IF, 747, 804; Clinton, 746; Cloyd E., 762; Conrad, 694, 713; Conrad R., 707, 748, 749; Cora, 746, 788; Cora H., 728, 788; Cora M., 761, 816; Cora S., 745, 801; Cora W., 732; Cordelia A., 713, 764, Cordelia B. , 706, 746; Crissie L., 713, 761; C. Winfield, 854; Cynthia C. , 714, 766 Daisy P., 714; Daniel, 686-688, 695, 696, 719, 731, 734, 736; Daniel B., 706, 745; Daniel, 820; Daniel M., 714; Daniel R., 732; Daniel W., 701, 731, 746, 803; David, 688, 690-692. 696, 703, 705, 707, 720, 737; David B., 691, 706; David G., 707, 748; David L., 769, 824; David W., 691, 703, 748; Davis, 706; Deborah R., 701, 731; Donald Z., 804; Dorothy, 751, 792 Edith, 737, 760, 816; Edith E., 801; Edith P., 762, 818; Edith V., 774; Edmond G., 714; Edna B., 747, 804; Edna C., 747, 804; Edward, 689, 698, 707, 717, 748, 768; Edward G., 715; Edward O., 764, 819; Edward T., 715, 767; Edwin, 710, 720, 785; Edwin C., 766; Edwin M., 731; Edwin S., 725; Effie, 732; Effie A., 714, 764; Effie J., 701, 731; Eleanor M., 748; Elias, 734, 791; Elijah, 708, 750; Eliza, 687, 690, 696, 717, 719; Eliza F., 695; Eliza¬ beth, 686-689, 691, 692, 694- 696, 698, 701, 708, 710, 714- 717, 719, 723, 727, 733, 756, 768, 769, 777, 790; Elizabeth A. , 703, 708, 750; Elizabeth B. , 686, 688, 689, 691, 694, 696, 698, 713, 719; Elizabeth D., 693, 704, 709, 742, 776, 833; Elizabeth E., 688, 690; Eliza¬ beth F., 693, 707, 710, 748; Elizabeth H., 701, 728; Eliza¬ beth J., 710, 756; Elizabeth K., 688, 695, 696, 716, 719, 775; Elizabeth L., 769; Elizabeth M., 745, 801; Elizabeth R., 685, 6S6; Elizabeth V., 728, 788; Elizabeth W., 828, 851; Ella, 746; Ella H., 772, 828; Ella M., 706, 714, 745, 767; Ellen, 706, 746, 747, 803; Ellen A., 748, 804; Ellen IF, 708, 750; Ellen J., 719; Ellen M., 720, 777; Elmer, 705, 715, 736; Elmira, 754, 809; Elmira R., 704, 764; Elnora V., 714, 765; Elsie, 718, 739, 775, 798; Emeline, 733; Emeline S., 692, 708; Emery S., 714; Emily, 739, 765; Emily A., 714, 765; Emily V.,.779; Emma, 704, 706, 717, 736, 738, 745-747, 769, 771, 772, 804, 824, 829; Emma C., 713, 763, 805; Em¬ ma E., 706, 745, 748, 772; Emma F., 701, 733; Emma H., 714; Emma L., 701, 719, 732, 769, 824; Emma M., 828; Emma O., 706, 737, 744, 794; Emma IF, 737, 772, 793; Em¬ ma S., 715, 731, 768, 790; Emma V., 708, 751; Enoch B., 714; Ephraim, 700; Erastus, 706, 746; Erla M., 733; Ernest G., 829; Ester M., 700, 725; Esther, 691, 705, 748, 786, 804; Esther L., 786, 838; Esther M., 828, 851; Esther P., 828, 851; Esther IF, 767; Ethel C., 731; Eva, 707; Eva M., 793, 841; Evan M., 692;- Evan W., 708, 751; Evelyn M., 731, 790; Ezra, 717, 772, 828 Fannie E., 737, 793; Fianna, 696, 720; Florence, 723, 825; Flor¬ ence E., 764, 769, 824; Florence M., 715, 767; Florence R., 743, 800; Florence S., 736; Florence V., 779, 835; Frances A., 767; Francis, 706, 710, 720, 746; Frank, 707, 770; Frank A., 705, 743; Frank L., 713, 764; Frank S., 740; Franklin, 701, 721, 731, 780; Franklin P., 852; Franklin T., 709; Fred¬ ericks E., 695, 716; Frederick B. , 740, 800; Frederick M., 768, 822; Fuller D., 762 George (Georg), 38, 62, 684, 685, 687, 692, 695, 696, 715, 718, 719, 749, 769, 777, 825; George A., 761; George B., 745; George C. , 713; George D., 714; George H., 772; George IF, 801; George L., 768, 822; George R., 747, 824; George W., 694, 707, 715, 719, 747, 762, 777, 818; Georgetta L., 733; Ger¬ trude, 780; Gertrude M., 748, 805; Gertrude T., 764; Goldie V. , 774; Grace, 801; Grace G., 748, 772, 805, 828; Grace IF, 767, 822; Guyan C., 765, 820 Hannah, 691, 695, 704, 706, 721, 734, 779; Hannah A., 714; Hannah E., 704, 706, 714, 738, 746, 764; Hannah L., 733; Hannah W., 688, 694; Harold D. , 744; Harold F., 823, 824; Harriet, 716, 734, 769; Harriet L. , 715, 768; Harriet M., 767; Harriet T., 714; Harriette C., 772, 828; Harrison B., 747; Harrison W., 704, 737; Harry, 707, 713, 715, 717, 746, 788, 801; Harry C., 714, 772, 828, 829, 852; Harry E., 713, 762; Harry J., 715, 767; Harry P., 772, 828; Harry T., 828/852; Harvey, 770; Hattie, 748, 804; Hattie M., 776; Hattie O., 719, 776; Hayden, 772; Hazel B., 824; Helen A., 828; Helen J., 794; Helen L., 813; Helen M., 767, 768, 822; Helen W., 713; Henrietta M., 715, 768; Henry, 687, 688, 690, 692, 695-697, 701-703, 707, 709, 716-720, 733, 737, 754, 770, 776; Henry A., 719, 746; Henry B., 740; Henry C., 694, 713, 716, 772; Henry F., 771; Henry L., 715, 769, 824; Henry T., 828; Henry W. , 706; Herman, 728; Hester W., 690, 701; Hettie, 769; Hetty M., 719, 775; Hiram A., 700, 725, 726; Homer L„ 824; Horace IF, 728, 788; Horace F, 767, 822; II. Oscar, 779; Howard, 705; Howard E., 767; Howard IF, 701, 732 Ida, 791; Ida B., 707, 728, 749; Ida J., 717, 774; Ida M., 713, 761; Ida T., 704, 740; Irene R., 707, 748, 774; Irma M., 798; Irvin W., 756; Isaac, 706, 745; Isaac K., 719; Isaac S., 710, 756; Isabella, 692, 745, 801; Isabella R., 694, 715; Iza M. , 713, 763 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1641 Jacob, 686, 688, 690, 694, 697, 700-702, 707, 715, 716, 725, 726, 736, 768, 793; Jacob A., 709, 713, 763; Jacob G., 692, 707; Jacob L., 769, 824; Jacob W., 691, 703, 737; James, 698, 717, 768, 774; James W., 704, 706, 720, 737, 747, 748; Jane, 696, 698, 780, 723, 736; Jane A. , 706, 747; Jane B., 694, 713; Jane E., 694, 695, 714, 715, 718, 767; Jefferson, 713, 717, 761; Jennie, 745; Jennie B., 721; Jennie D., 709; Jennie F., 745, 801; Jeremiah, 716, 770; Jessiah, 702, 733; J. Mar¬ guerite, 779; John, 685-689, 691, 693-697, 699-702, 713, 716-721, 728, 745, 769, 774, 801, 828; John A., 733; John B. , 694, 707, 713, 715, 737, 746, 748, 774, 794, 828, 851; John C., 715; John E., 719, 747, 776, 804; John F., 272, 684-686, 690, 701, 714, 728- 731, 737, 741, 751, 776, 789, 793, 876, 950, 964; John H., 794, 825, 841; John L., 763, 819; John M., 714, 764; John R., 779, 786; John W., 700, 703, 725, 737, 756, 772, 786, 813, 828; Jonas, 720, 777; Jonas S., 700, 725, 786; Jonathan, 716; Joseph, 694, 695, 714, 715, 734, 745, 776; Joseph A., 714, 767; Joseph B., 776, 833; Joseph E. , 713, 748; Joseph L., 765, 769; Joseph M., 719, 776; Joseph W., 714, 764, 767, 820; Josiah K., 719; Judson E., 767; Julia, 772; Julia A., 762, 818; Julia H., 765, 820; Julia N., 733; JuHanne S., 689, 697; June M., 829; June V., 839 Kate, 698, 723, 724, 736, 784; Kate A., 707, 748; Kate B., 769, 8*25; Kate G., 769; Kate H., 708, 715, 749; Kate W., 763, 819; Katharine, 824; Kathryn, 734; Kathryn F., 733; Kathryn M., 767, 805; Katie E., 779 Landis, 803; Laura B., 728, 789; Laverna A., 739, 798; Lavinia, 716; Lawrence U., 762; Layton, 728; Leah, 716, 770, S25; Leah F. , 694, 716; Leila, 698, 723; Leila C., 776, 833; Lemon, 717, 776, 828; Lena, 745; Leo S., 708, 788, 839; Leon H., 764; Leonard, 685-688, 690, 716, 776; Leroy, 739, 751, 798; Le- Roy C., 804; Lester J., 788, 839; Levi, 692, 695, 706, 716, 717, 745, 770; Levi M., 708, 749; Levi W., 704, 737 ; Levina, 692, 708; Lewis, 770; Lillian R., 756; Lillie A., 709; Lillie D., 701, 728; Lillie L., 706; Linn, 729; Lizzie, 708, 734, 737, 749, 769, 770, 772, 794, 824; Lizzie B., 756, 813, 828; Lizzie J., 715, 768; Lola, 765, 820; Lottie M., 772, 828; Lottie S., 736, 792; Louella G., 765; Louis H., 719; Louis P., 776, 833; Louisa, 691, 695, 702, 705, 708, 718, 719, 734, 749, 750, 776; Louise F., 707, 749; Louise O., 776, 833; Louise S., 717; Lucinda F., 704, 706, 737, 747; Lucinda J., 713, 763; Lulu M., 766; Lulu S., 714; Lydia, 697, 701, 710, 716, 721, 732, 751, 756, 771; Lydia A., 696, 719; Lydia B., 690, 701 Mabel, 777; Mabel A., 772, 829; Mabel E., 788, 839; Mabelle M., 713, 761; Madge, 776; Magdalena, 689, 693, 697, 709; Magdalena B., 686, 689; Mag¬ gie, 754, 770; Malara, 697, 720; Malinda, 691, 705; Malinda L., 697, 721; Marcella M., 833, 854; Margaret, 687, 695, 695, 700, 701, 719, 720, 725, 728, 747, 748, 804, 805; Margaret A., 688, 692, 696, 719; Mar¬ garet G., 713, 731; Margaret L., 707, 713, 748, 761; Mar¬ garet P., 841; Margaret R., 701, 728; Margaret S., 685, 686, 700, 715, 719, 725, 726, 777; Margaret W., 768; Mar- gareta S., 687; Margarethe, 688, 691; Margaretta S., 693, 710; Margarette, 715; Mar¬ guerite S., 733; Maria, 38, 62, 101, 684-692, 695-697, 702, 705, 718, 720, 733, 984; Maria E., 684; Maria M., 6S6; Maria S., 692, 696, 697, 707, 786, 823; Marie, 723; Marion, 729, 790; Marion A., 789; Marshall V., 775, 833; Martha A., 713, 728, 762, 788; Martha C., 707, 749; Martha I., 766; Martha R., 723, 784; Martha S., 689, 693; Martha W., 714, 764; Martin, 769, 825; Martin L., 704, 739; Mary, 686-689, 694-698, 706, 717, 720, 721, 728, 732, 736, 765, 770, 773, 786, 788, 793, 825, 840, 851; Mary A., 688, 692, 698, 701, 703, 704, 706, 707, 709, 710, 714, 716, 723, 727, 736, 737-739, 745, 746, 748, 749, 757, 766, 770, 772, 790, 801, 805, 828; Mary C., 714; Mary D., 694, 709, 713, 742, 754, 800; Mary E., 698, 701, 710, 713, 714, 719, 724, 731, 732, 756, 761, 764, 765, 776, 824, 848; Mary F., 707, 749; Mary G., 688, 690, 692, 707; Mary H., 688, 691, 692, 706; Mary J., 714, 733, 766; Mary K., 689, 697; Mary L., 701, 715, 731, 767; Mary M., 688, 694, 704, 713, 717, 737, 739, 761, 766, 774, 793, 822; Mary N., 691, 703; Mary R., 715, 769; Mary S., 706, 725, 746, 801; Mary W., 691, 703; Matilda, 703; Matilda K., 696, 720; Mattie A., 731; Mattie B., 714, 765; Maud A., 747, 804; Maud M., 728, 788; May O., 764, 819; Mayme A., 791; Maynard W., 764; Melchior (Melcher), 38, 54, 62, 63, 77, 684, 685; Merla M., 829; Mertie M., 764, 820; Merton, 728; Michael, 686; Mildred, 744, 851; Millie A., 719, 776; Mina E., 764, 820; Minnie C., 728, 788; Minnie M., 762, S17; Minnie S., 715, 768; Miriam R. , 786, 838; Montana, 734; Muriel, 770; Myrtle, 780 Nancy E., 823; Naomi E., 829; Nathan, 777; Nellie, 788, 839; Nellie S., 748; Nellie V., 731; Nelson, 745; Nelson S., 794; Oakley S., 788, 839; Obid, 717; Olga, 803; Oliver A., 731, 790; Oliver H., 714; Ollie P., 833, 853; Orpha K., 788, 839; Or¬ ville W., 766; Oscar, 701, 728, 788; Otilla, 701, 732; Owen, 695, 715, 768, 769 Paul, 746, 819; Paul A., 828, 851; Paul C., 772; Paul L., 779; Paul M., 793, 841; Paul R., 851; Paul S., 743, 76S, 800, 822; Pearl M., 764, 779, 835; Perry C., 774; Peter, 689, 697, 716, 717, 732; Phebe D., 694, 714; Philip F., 715, 768, 823; Phoebe A., 772, 828; Phoebe E., 713; Phyllis, 854; Pierce H., 828; Polly, 716, 770; Preston G., 829; Priscilla, 695, 715, 768 Rachel, 702, 733, 734, 739, 790; Rachel E., 714, 767; Rachel M., 704; Ralph, 746, 801; Ralph M., 828; Raymond, 740; Raymond G., 794; Rebecca, 688, 690, 692, 703, 706, 708, 737, 745, 769; Rebecca B., 692, 708; Rebecca H., 706, 747; Reuben, 692, 693, 695, 710, 715, 768; Rhea, 788; Richard A., 833; Richard Z., 804; Robert, 777; Robert E., 794; Robert M., 733, 784; Rodgers, 801; Rosanna, 708, 751; Rose, 706, 747; Rose B., 714, 766; Rose M., 715, 768; Rose Y., 710; Rosina, 38, 52, 62, 229, 230, 684, 685; Roy, 728, 746; Roy P., 731, 790; Rufus, 707, 748; Russell, 744, 803, 851; Ruth, 777; Ruth E., 779; Ruth H., 768, 822; Ruth N., 841 Sabina, 696; Sadie D., 779; Sadie H., 720, 777; Sallie, 695, 717, 720, 746, 769, 777; Sallie A., 725, 786; Sallie B., 769, 825; Sallie D., 701, 728, 746, 789, 803; Sallie G., 721, 779; Sallie J., 828; Sallie O., 703, 737; Sallie S. , 691, 704; Saloma R., 788; Salome B., 688, 691; Salome S., 741; Samuel, 691, 692, 694, 704, 709, 714, 736, 739, 741, 1642 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 770, 792; Samuel A., 714, 766; Samuel B., 701, 728, 770, 825; Samuel C., 713, 761; Samuel D. , 707, 748, 749, 769, 805, 824; Samuel E., 690, 701; Samuel G., 692, 707, 788, 839; Samuel N., 703, 736; Samuel S., 728, 789; Samuel W., 704; Sara A., 768; Sarah, 686, 688, 689, 691, 692, 697, 701, 705-707, 709, 715, 726-728, 747, 788, 851; Sarah A., 690, 699, 715, 719, 733, 737, 749, 770, 776, 793; Sarah B., 690, 701; Sarah E., 713, 761; Sarah G., 734, 791; Sarah J., 701, 719, 776; Sarah K. , 681, 698; Sarah M., 769, 824; Sarah R., 692, 695, 707, 718, 725, 786; Sarah S., 688, 690, 695, 701; Sarah W., 692, 694, 695, 704, 706, 715, 737; Savilla, 698, 723; Sevilla, 769, 823; Seymour B., 701, 733; S. Glenn, 761; Simon, 696; Simon C., 714, 765; Simon P., 716, 772, 828; Sophia, 689, 697; Sophia B., 737, 794; Susan, 690, 695, 701, 717, 728, 732, 737, 793; Susan B., 765; Susan L. , 715, 768; Susan S., 731; Susanna, 685-688, 691, 703, 713, 716, 770; Susanna B., 716, 769; Susanna F., 702, 733; Susanna S., 345, 684-686 Thelma, 819; Thelma J., 798; Theodore R., 767; Thomas, 692, 708; Thomas J., 695, 771, 827; Thomas L., 708, 749; Thomas M., 764; Thomas W., 714, 819; Tobias, 36, 42, 62, 63, 77, 683-685, 688, 729, 886 Uriah, 689, 698; Uriah C., 713, 761; Urias, 716, 717, 771; Urias F., 728, 851; Ursula, 860; Valeria, 700, 708, 725; Valeria E. , 828, 852; Valeria P., 703, 737; Verna, 792; Vernon L., 824; Vinnetta J., 713, 761; Viola, 739, 798; Violet M., 764; Virginia, 725, 786; Vir¬ ginia A., 701, 733; Virginia B., 775, 833; Virginia E., 775, 833; Vivian L., 798 Walter, 745, 770, 801; Walter R., 764; Wayne, 717, 772, 828; Wayne M., 798; W. H., 698; Wilbert F., 765, 820; Wilford, 793; Wilhelm, 40, 684; Wilima B., 839; William, 685-690, 692, 694, 696-698, 701, 707-710, 714, 716, 717, 719, 721, 723, 728, 731, 732, 747, 766, 769, 770, 776, 779, 788, 801; Wil¬ liam A., 713, 714, 760; William B., 737, 794; William C., 700, 725; William E., 719; William F. , 706, 744; William G., 706, 731, 775, 790, 833, 854; Wil¬ liam H., 707, 714, 728, 766, 767, 788; William J., 719, 747, 777, 804; William L., 779; William M., 723, 784; William S„ 852; William W., 748, 805; Willoughby, 689; Wilson, 729; Wilson H., 732; Zenobia, 777 Hartrine, Daniel, 696 Hartrunner, Catharine, 695 Hartshorne, Elizabeth C., 1396 Hartung, Martha, 406 Hartzell (Hartzel), Aaron S., 411; Ada S., 1039, 1084; Alice T., 675, 681; Anna, 1105; Apolonia N., 969, 970, 973; Arthur, 261; Catharine, 1038, 1081; Charles, 495; Clara S., 400, 411; Davis, 1319, 1323; Earl, 261; Edith L. , 1103, 1142; Edna R., 641, 651; Elizabeth, 701, 728, 1319; Elizabeth C., 1323; Ellen B., 109; Emma, 126; Esther, 973; Evelyn, 261; Frank, 112, 126; George P., 636, 641; Elelen M. , 453, 463; Henry, 1084; Henry E., 1560; Horace, 681; Howard IE, 641, 651; Howard S., 1103, 1142; Ida, 126; Irene E., 170, 188; Isaac, 453, 463; Isaac R., 1142; John, 973, 1081; Josiah, 675, 6S1; Kate L. , 495; Leonard S., 463; Lillie M. , 244, 261; Lizzie H., 641; Lucinda, 973; Malinda E., 636, 641; Mary K., 112, 126; Mil¬ dred B., 681; Minerva, 1018, 1045; Oliver, 495; Peter, 641, 969, 970, 973; Rachel H., 973; Raymond G., 651; Rebecca, 973; Richard A., 463; Rosa H., 641, 651; Russell C., 463; Ruth S., 1142; Sallie H., 641; Sara A., 460; Sarah, 972, 973, 981; Walter, 244, 261 Harver, Julia, 1573, 1574; Mary M., 1142; Polly, 1573, 1574 Harvey, Kate E., 877, 881; Marga¬ ret H., 881; William E., 876, 877, 881; William F., 881 Harwich, Henry, 296; Mary, 280, 296 Harwig, Inez, 498, 527 Hasard, Alice, 1451 Haskell, Susan O., 799 Haskin, Frances M., 830, 852; Fred C., 852 Hass, Ellen, 453; Sarah, 819 Hassenplug, Edith K., 1285, 1291; J. H., 1291 Hassinger, Earl R., 1576, 1577; Florence E., 1577; Mildred IE, 1576, 1577; R. F., 1577 Hassler, Carrie E., 812, 846; Daniel M., 846; Eva M., 846; Charles L., 812, 846 Hastings, James, 1352; Margaret E., 819; Mary E., 1330, 1352 Hatch, Alfred S., 1481; Jessamine, 1466, 1481 Hatfield, 66 Alvin B., 312, 336; Alvin K., 336; Anna E., 336; Elmira, 843; Ephraim, 710; Estella M., 312, 336; Frank, 336; Harold K., 336; Harry G., 1426; John G., 1397, 1426; Mary, 914; Maude P., 1397, 1426; Sophia W., 710 Hathaway, James, 1448; Richard, 1448; Thomas, 1443, 1448, 1451 Hatley, Florence H., 244, 260 Hattal, Elizabeth S., 957; Howard E., 957; Ida B., 957; Rudolph, 957 ; Russell C., 952, 957; Susan L., 952, 957 Hatten, Martha, 872, 878; Owen, 878 IJauberger, Jonas, 706; Mary, 691, 706 Hauck, Ada, 830; Ada H., 830, 852; Alice H., 733; Andrew, 773, 830; Anna, 827; Elizabeth H., 642, 652; Eva, 648, 659; Florence, 652; Frances M., 830, 852; George, 717, 773, 1114; Harold Z., 1114; Harry L., 830, 852; Harvey, 642, 652; Helen IE, 852; John G., 1072, 1114; John N., 1114; Julia, 793; Katie E., 717, 773, 830; Lydia W., 773, 830; Mamie, 830; Marietta N., 1072, 1114; Mary, 773, 830; Phares E., 773, 830; Samuel, 830, 852; Susan S., 773, 830; William, 659, 733 Hauff, Anna M., 200; Elizabeth, 1037 Haug, Anna M., 1058, 1106; Louis, 1106 Haun, Sophia, 1052 Haunabauch, Emma E., 1390, 1424; Zacaria, 1424 Haunty, Aaron T., 1574, 1576; John, 1576; Maurice, 1576; Mildred, 1576, 1577; Nora E., 1574, 1576 Haupt, Isaiah, 1018; Sophia K., 1018 Hauptman, Anna R., 1314; George, 1434; Maria, 1434 Haus, Ann R., 149; Jacob, 149; Sarah, 843 Hausholder, Michael, 1194; Sarah S., 1194 Hausman, Annie, 464 Hausser, 702 Hauswirth, Lena, 905 Hautz, Clara, 1160, 1167; George, 1167 Hauze, Edna D., 1249, 1255; Mar¬ jorie E., 1255; William E., 1255; William J., 1249, 1255 Havelock, Joseph S., 903; Mary S., 895, 903 Haverly, William D., 763; Zilpha E., 713, 763 Haviland, George, 240; Malissa, 233, 240 Hawbecker, Marie, 103 Hawk, Anna, 836; Anna B., 1517, 1533; Bartholomew, 9S2; Boyd, 973, 982; Charles B., 979; Clinton, 1129; Elizabeth, 654; Elizabeth N., 979; Emma L., 1548; Hattie, 982; James, 1087, 1129; Mabel A., 1129, 1147; Mary N., 973, 982; Nathan, 1129; Owen. 982; Reeda, 982; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 164 3 Sarah, 1149; Sebilla R., 1087, 1129 Hawkins, Edward H., 132, 141; Edward P., 116, 132; Edward R. , 132; Emma J., 116, 132; Emma L., 132, 141; Martha E. (Mattie), 132, 141; Molly, 1405; Virginia H., 132 Hawley, 117 Hawn, Alice V., 1334, 1359; David F. , 1359 Haworth, David D., 361, 379; L. C., 379; Winifred R., 361, 379 Hawpe, Alma, 115; Amanda J., 106, 115; Anna K., 131; Catha¬ rine, 96, 100; Elizabeth, 114; James T., 106; James W., 115; John, 106; Maggie A., 115, 131; Maria J., 100, 106; Mary B., 131; Mary J., 106, 115; Sallie A., 106; Susanna, 115; Thomas G. , 131; William E., 131; Wil¬ liam S., 100, 106, 115, 131 Haws, Camilla G., 331; George W., 636, 642; Jacob, 656; Mary E., 646, 656; Ralph, 642; Susan R., 636, 642; William H., 646, 656 Hay, Catherine, 605; Jessie, 128; Mary E., 536 Hayden, Jesse E., 838 Haydt, Pollie, 778 Hayes, Harriet D., 751, 806; Mil¬ dred D., 806; Nelly M., 1035, 1074; Raymond, 751, 806; Rutherford B., 643, 730; Stella M. , 894, 902; Walter D., 806; William, 806; William B., 894, 902 Haymaker, Alvira, 569, 577 Hayman, George, 481, 499; Ida M., 499; Israel, 499; John Y., 499; Sarah Y., 481, 499 Hayne, Burt S., 253, 266; Fernando, 266; Harold A., 266; Harris S. , 266; Mabelle K., 253, 266 Haynes, Kate B., 280; Thomas, 280 Hays, Harriet, 1391; Joanna, 568, 573; Kate, 1242 Hayslett, Charles O., 132; Edith A., 132, 140; Ferdinand F., 132; Howell F., 132; Lucy F., 116, 132; Margaret I)., 132; Mil¬ dred R., 132; William G., 116, 132 Hayward, Joseph, 583; Susanna, 571, 583 Haywood, Inez L., 1493, 1500; Monte N., 1493, 1500; Thomas M., 1500 Hazard, Elsie, 1448; George W., 1448 Hazelwood, Fannie E., 107, 119 Hazzard, Edward, 1524; George V., 1464; Margaret D., 1524; Sarah A., 1455, 1464 Headley, Ella H., 1044; Harriet C., 1398; William, 1044 Headman, Calvin, 125; Mabel M., 195, 214; Mary A., 125; P. Henry, 214 Heagy, Anna M., 823, 848; Frank R., 848 Heany, Abraham, 1021, 1038; Abram G., 1038; Alice, 1038, 1126; Amanda G., 1038, 1083; Annie M., 724, 785; Caroline, 1083; 1126; Caroline N., 698, 724; Charles, 1083; Elizabeth G., 1038; Ella C., 724, 785; Emma R., 1083; Ephraim K., 724; Esther K., 1038; Hannah G., 1038, 1083; Harry W., 724; Henry, 1083; Jacob G., 1038, 1083; Jennie V., 724, 785; John A., 724, 785; John M., 698, 724; Lydia G., 1016, 1038; Maria S., 1038, 1083; Mary G, 724, 785; Noah G., 1038, 1083; Olive F., 724, 785; Rein- hard, 1083; Samuel G., 1038; Samuel K., 1016, 1038; Susan C., 1038; Susanna C., 1021; William M., 724, 785 Heaps, Mary J., 1422 Heartwell, Samuel, 1448 Heath, John F., 1364; Mary E., 1364; Maude E., 1336, 1364; William P., 1336, 1364 Heaton, Alinda, 316, 338; Clarence, 316; Elizabeth, 316; Emma, 316, 338; Grace, 316, 338; Hannah M., 316; Harriet, 316; Harry, 316; Israel, 316; Joseph, 290, 316; Mary G., 290, 316; Nellie E., 316; Raymond, 316 Heavener, Heavner — see Heebner Heber, Barachiah, 1182 Heberling, Mary E., 714, 765; Samuel, 765 Heberly, Adam, 69, 72 Hechler — see Heckler Hecht, J. P., 424 Heck, Emma S., 829, 852; John Z., 852 Hecker, Catharine, 397 Heckler (Hechler), Aaron R., 293; Abraham, 639; Amanda, 1378; Ammon, 809, 843; Angeline G., 1024, 1056; Anna, 437, 451; Annie E., 635, 641; Annie G., 650; Annie M., 641, 650; Beth- saida F., 650, 659; Catharine J., 923, 925; Clarence E., 641, 650; Clarence W., 650; Cleta M., 302, 330; Dorothy A., 313, 336; Edith IT., 302, 331; Elam, 451; Elias, 1024, 1056; Emma R., 278, 293; Franklin, 890, 921, 923; George D., 641; George S., 650; Grant, 923; Herbert, 560; Hettie A., 809, 843; Howard E., 641, 650; Isaac B., 313, 336; Isaac W., 336; Isaiah B., 635, 641; Isaiah E., 641, 650; Isola, 1573; Israel, 83, 301, 1378; Jac, 945; James Y., 1229; Joanna, 923; Joanna D., 238, 251; Kathryn, 650; Mabel M., 641, 650; Mah- lon, 336; Maria, 377; Marie G., 650; Martha H., 302; Mar¬ tin B., 650, 659; Mary G., 641, 650; Mary W., 888, 890, 921, 923; Michael, 923; Mil¬ dred, 650; Norman, 650; Paul G. , 650; Rebecca, 1238; Ro- manus, 282, 301; Samuel, 1238; Sara K., 659; Sarah, 634, 639, 1345, 1378; Sophia K., 1233, 1238; Stella F., 641, 650; Su¬ sanna A., 282, 301; Susanna D. , 791; Thomas, 843; William E. , 641, 650 Heckman, Adam S., 185; Anna, 1532; Annie A., 1091, 1135; Bertha E., 1135; Charles, 1532, 1548; Charles F., 1091, 1135; Clarence E., 1532, 1547; David, 806, 1091; Edmund, 1532; Edmund E., 1515; Elizabeth, 1532, 1548; Ellen J., 190; Emily S., 1135; Emma O., 1515, 1531; Emma S., 1547; Eva M., 793, 841; Franklin, 1532; Frederick B., 366, 389; Gertrude P., 1532, 1548; Han¬ nah K., 366, 389; Hattie S., 1532, 1547; Herman, 1532, 1547; Herman S., 1505, 1515; Isabel, 1532, 1547; Isabel T., 1547, 1555; Jay E., 1547; John H. , 1515, 1531; Louisa, 1333; Magdalena, 389; Martha, 1113; Mary, 1532; Alary B., 1505, 1515; Alary S., 1515, 1532; Peter, 389; Sallie I., 750, 806; Sarah A., 1043, 1091; Sarah L., 166, 185; Sarah T., 1515, 1532; William, 1043, 1091, 1532 Hedges, Charity, 1466, 1474 Hedrick, Alma, 651; Annie, 109, 123; Bessie, 651, 659; Blanche, 651; Clara, 109; Edith, 651, 1408, 1428; Edwin S., 1428; Ellen, 109; Emma, 109; George, 651; George R., 641, 651; Henry, 109, 651; Ida, 109; Ida F., 670, 677; John, 109; Kate, 109; Lizzie, 109, 123; Mary, 1249; Alary F., 102, 109; Oliver, 102, 109; Pearl, 651; Rosa H., 641, 651; Sarah, 393; Sophia, 109, 123; Susan, 109; Wilson, 651 Heebner (Htibner, Heavener, Heve- ner, Heavner, Hiebner) Abigail, 272, 665, 667; Abraham, 53, 58, 63, 64, 70, 270-273, 275, 860, 1003, 1006, 1008, 1009, 1012, 1014, 1030, 1067, 1281, 1502, 1558-1560; Abraham L., 273, 300; Abraham S., 277; Abram L., 330; Ada, 1091, 1136; Addison, 277; Agnes P., 1024, 1056; Albert D., 1067; Albert L., 301; Alfred, 1030, 1065; Alice, 1052, 1053, 1066, 1101; Alice AT, 1067; Alice S., 1030, 1066; Alice Z„ 301; Almeda J., 1092; Almeda P., 1044, 1092; Alvin K., 292; Alwilda, 1092, 1137; Amanda, 278, 1029, 1064; Amanda A., 282, 369, 393; Amanda K., 319, 1283, 1286; Amanda S., 292, 951; A. Alary, 1102; Amos G., 281; Amos S., 319, 340, 368; Amy A., 1044, 1091; Amy J., 1644 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 275, 289; Ann, 272, 273, 276; Ann E., 275, 288; Ann M., 272, 276, 1012, 1024; Ann N., 1010, 1022; Ann R., 292; Anna, 39, 63, 88, 93, 220, 222, 272, 290, 314, 315, 887, 888, 943, 1002, 1004, 1008, 1013, 1017, 1028, 1044, 1283, 1286; Anna B., 1002, 1003; Anna D., 272, 277; AnnaE., 282, 1014, 1030; Anna F., 1064, 1110; Anna G., 272, 277, 888; Anna H., 1287, 1297, 1559; Anna L., 1006, 1013, 1029; Anna M., 317, 1003, 1004, 1014, 1030, 1065, 1067, 1112, 1113, 1559; Anna S., 270-272, 278, 1152, 1187; Anna V., 1002; Anna W., 290, 315; Anne, 1006, 1013; Annie, 1018; Annie F., 317; Annie G., 281, 300; Annie H., 290, 317; Annie W., 1023, 1055; Anthony, 1288; Anthony A., 282, 301, 862; Anthony K., 5, 277, 291, 292, 1284; Anthony S., 272, 277, 888, 1565; Arthur, 1064; Arthur A., 1136; Arthur R. , 1066; Atta, 1030, 1066; Augusta V., 1045 Balthasar, 4, 53, 270-272, 944, 1187; Barbara, 223, 271, 273, 284, 944, 1008, 1012; Barbara S. , 1558; Bathsheba K., 230, 1559; Beatrice F., 319, 340; Beatrix C., 292, 319; Bella M., 291, 318; Belle D., 287; Ben¬ jamin L., 273, 281; Berta, 1030, 1066; Bertha, 236, 282, 1053, 1102; Bertha A., 317; Bertha H., 247; Bessie L., 1136; Blanche, 293, 320 Carl J., 1136; Carmen C., 315, 337; Caroline M., 1067, 1113; Caroline R., 1013, 1029; Carrie A., 1092; Carrie C., 293, 308, 321; Carrie L., 1064; Catha¬ rine, 271-274, 276, 278, 291, 356, 367, 944, 1005, 1006, 1010, 1014, 1022, 1030, 1043, 1282, 1284; Catharine A., 277, 291, 1013, 1021, 1022, 1029, 1051, 1052; Catharine C., 276, 291; Catharine E., 281, 301; Catha¬ rine G., 277; Catharine H., 292, 862, 1559; Catharine K., 273, 281, 1101; Catharine M., 300, 317, 330, 339; Catharine R., 270, 271, 276, 290; Catharine S., 1284; Catherine, 1012, 1017; 1024; Catherine D., 1004, 1010, Catherine K., 1053, 1102; Catherine Y., 1005, 1012; Charles, 33, 275, 287, 1012, 1014, 1024, 1030, 1052, 1066, 1091; Charles F., 1064, 1110; Charles G., 292, 319; Charles K. , 281, 319, 339, 383; Charles L. , 1111; Charles S., 1066; Christiana, 1017, 1043; Chris¬ tina, 1004, 1559; Christina W., 1502, 1558, 1559; Christopher (Christoph), 37, 39, 42-44, 54, 55, 63, 64, 79, 80, 83, 270-272, 276, 277, 290, 291, 315, 415, 418, 860, 1176, 1258, 1557, 1558; Christopher B., 275, 289; Clara, 287; Clara R., 1091, 1136; Clarella F., 292, 320; Clarence, 290, 317; Clarissa M., 276, 289; Claud B., 1092; Claude, 1056; Cora E., 1064, 1110; Cora K., 1091, 1136; Curtis, 1561; C. William, 1030; Cynthia W., 1091 Daniel, 1010, 1011, 1024; Daniel C., 301; Daniel G., 281, 300, 301; David, 36, 40-43, 47, 51, 54, 55, 63, 64, 78, 80, 83, 269, 270, 272, 275, 277, 278, 287, 289, 418, 860, 90S, 1258, 1558, 1559; David E., 1022, 1053; David K., 292, 319, 951; David L. , 273; David S., 26, 272, 277, 292, 319, 969; Debora K., 365, 387, 1560; Deborah, 356, 1559; Deborah R., 274, 282; Doris, 1561; Dorothy, 1111; Dorothy M. , 301 Earl, 1056; Earl W., 300; Earle F., 330; Eddie, 1064; Edgar C., 1066; Edith, 1056; Edith A., 274, 1283; Edith M., 1065; Edith S., 282; Edmund, 1044; Edna, 1056; Edward, 276, 290, 315, 1029, 1063; Edward P., 1010; Edwin, 1024, 1056; Ed¬ win F., 1043; Effie M., 1092; Eleanor, 1066; Eleanor C., 1102; Eleanor N., 293, 320; Elias, 1559; Eliza, 1010, 1023; Eliza A., 277, 1044, 1091; Eliza L. , 1018, 1044; Eliza M., 291, 318; Eliza W., 272, 276; Eliza¬ beth, 271, 276, 919, 920, 1003- 1005, 1007-1010, 1013, 1018, 1023, 1044, 1052, 1091, 1101, 1558; Elizabeth A., 1014, 1030; Elizabeth C., 294, 321; Eliza¬ beth D., 1004, 1010; Elizabeth E., 1010, 1021, 1052; Elizabeth H., 270, 271, 1013, 1029; Eliza¬ beth K., 330; Elizabeth M., 1065, 1112; Elizabeth R., 291; Elizabeth S., 272, 275, 277, 293; Elizabeth W., 1003, 1005; Ella, 1030, 1044, 1091; Ella A., 1043; Ella K., 275; Ella L., 1044, 1091; Ella M., 1091, 1136; Ella V., 282, 287, 301; Ellen, 278; Ellen D., 276, 290; Ellen K., 1191, 1198, 1560; Ellen W., 1010, 1023; Ellenora, 1111; Ellsworth, 290, 291, 317, 338; Elmer E., 338; Elmira K., 281, 301; Elsie, 1064; Elsie K, 1560; Elva O., 1092; Emanuel, 277, 292, 319, 340; Emanuel A., 364; Emily R., 319, 340; Emma, 287, 1064, 1091, 1136; Emma A., 292, 319, 1091, 1136, 1295; Emma C., 1091, 1136; Emma E., 277, 292; Emma J., 1022, 1052, 1560, 1561; Emma M. , 317, 338; Emma R., 278, 293; Emma W., 1014, 1030; Enoch, 71, 928, 1226; Enoch M., 274, 282; Erma A., 1092; Ernest A., 1561; Estella, 1064; Estelle, 293, 320; Esther, 1006, 1014; Esther G., 1010, 1016, 1021; Esther P., 1030, 1067; Esther S., 1004, 1010; Ethel, 1092, 1136, 1137; Ethel M., 317, 338; Eugene, 291; Eunice O., 1092; Eva, 220, 1091; Evelyn, 1111; Evelyn B., 301, 330 Fannie A., 1030, 1066; Fannie . K., 290, 317; Fannie L., 1030, 1066; Flora K., 6, 25, 27, 1560; Flora V., 287, 310; Florence A., 1092; Florence R., 1052, 1101; Frances, 1092; Francis C., 1110; Frank M., 301, 330; Frank R., 1053, 1102; Freder¬ ick P., 1052, 1101 George (Georg), 36, 51, 52, 64, 66, 69, 78, 81, 82, 220-224, 270-272, 276, 278, 289, 860, 943, 944, 1002-1006, 1010, 1013, 1016, 1021, 1152, 1176, 1186, 1187; George E., 1022, 1052; George K., 281, 301, 330; George N., 1022, 1053; George W., 1014, 1030, 1067, 1113; Gertrude, 319, 340; Gilbert, 319; Gladys, 1561; Grace, 293, 320; Grace W., 300; Grant M., 301 Hannah, 271-273, 275, 289, 1188, 1192; Hannah E., 1021, 1052; Hannah L., 282, 1008, 1017; Hannah T., 270, 272; Hannah W., 275, 287; Hans (Hanns), 20, 39, 41, 42, 44, 51, 54, 58, 63, 64, 78, 220, 222, 270, 1001, 1002, 1004, 1005, 1024; Hans (Hansz) C., 29, 39, 43, 51, 63, 64, 68, 79, 83, 1186, 1314, 1558, 1559; Hans G., 63, 1002, 1003, 1005; Harold S., 319; Harrison K. , 281, 301; Harry, 1024, 1052, 1056, 1064, 1110; Harry E., 1110; Harry G., 1030, 1066; Harry P., 291; Harvey, 1052; Harvey K., 23, 24, 27, 934, 1560, 1561; Hattie, 1111; Hazel E. , 1136; Hazel V., 1092; Helen F. , 301; Helen G., 1113; Helen H., 340; Helen I., 1111; Helen J., 293, 321; Henry, 271, 272, 276, 944, 1003, 1004, 1008, 1010, 1017, 1023, 1044, 1091, 1187; Henry F., 1043; Henry H., 83, 1190, 1559, 1560; Hen¬ ry L., 273, 281; Henry M., 290; Henry R., 1014, 1030, 1066; Herbert, 1137; Herman H., 1136; Herman M., 301, 330, 1091, 1136; Hester S., 1012; Iiettie, 1013, 1028; IE H., 860; Homer K., 293, 308, 321; Horace A., 292; Horace H., 340; Horace K., 287, 310; Horace L. , 300, 330; Howard, 1044, 1092; Howard C., 318; Hugh, 1091 Ida, 290, 1030, 1064; Ida J., 281; Isaac, 1558, 1559; Isaac D., 277, 292, 293, 1288; Ivan H., 301 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1645 Jac, 945; Jacob, 230, 862, 1003- 1005, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1559; Jacob A., 292, 319, 364; Jacob D. , 277, 292, 357; Jacob L., 300, 330; James, 277; James B., 276, 289; James E., 317; Jane, 1018; J. Donald, 293, 320; Jennie E., 301, 330; Jennie S., 1008, 1017; Job, 1558; Johann P., 1005; John (Johann, Johannes), 37, 43, 54, 55, 63, 64, 225, 270-272, 275, 277, 282, 290, 1003-1006, 1008, 1013, 1014, 1017, 1018, 1022, 1030, 1044, 1091; John C., 54, 55, 58, 223, 1436; John E., 1022, 1052; John H., 1064, 1110; John J., 1102; John K., 58, 70, 294, 321, 1295, 1502, 1559-1561; John L., 1017, 1043; John N., 1030; John P., 1004, 1010; John R., 1029, 1064; John S., 29, 272, 278, 353; John T., 1064, 1111; John W., 293, 321, 1030, 1067; Joseph, 277, 1064; Joseph L., 274, 281, 282, 356, 1013, 1029; Joseph R., 271, 273, 282, 302, 1567; Joshua, 272, 276, 277; Joshua S., 291, 318; Josiah, 1288; Josiah D., 277, 292, 1285; J. Robert, 319, 340; Julia, 1024, 1066; Julia E. , 1057; J. Warren, 282, 301; J. Wayne, 270, 271, 281, 300 Kate M., 1029, 1063; Katharine, 1285, 1295; Katherine H., 287, 310; Kathryn, 340; Kathryn B., 1024, 1056, 1110; Kathryn L. , 319, 340, 368; Kathryn M., 1111, 1143; Katie N., 281, 301; Katie R., 292, 319, 364; Katie S., 281 Laura H., 1030, 1067; Laura M. , 1067; Laura R., 1052, 1101; Lawrence, 1013, 1029; Leidy, 1043; Leidy Iv., 302; Leila R., 1030, 1066; Lester S., 319; Levi, 277, 291, 665;. Lillian M., 1113; Linwood, 291, 318; Lizzie H., 277; Lizzie M., 1024, 1056; Lloyd, 1561; Lou, 1067; Louisa, 1013, 1029, 1064; Lucy A., 1029, 1064; Lurene, 1030, 1065; Lydia, 272, 1565; Lydia D., 277, 292, 357; Lydia K., 272, 277, 1565; Mabel 5., 319, 340; Mabelle B., 293, 321; MacDonald, 1067, 1113; Madeline K., 317, 338; Mag¬ dalena, 1004, 1005, 1009; Mag¬ dalena L., 1003, 1005, 1008; Malinda K., 292, 320; Mamie 1., 317; Margaret, 272, 275, 277, 290, 291, 317, 1003, 1006- 1008, 1010, 1018, 1023, 1091; Margaret F., 330, 1064, 1110; Margaret L., 1044, 1091; Mar¬ garet M., 301; Margaret R., 1110; Maria, 37, 39, 42, 43, 53, 64, 220, 222, 271, 272, 277, 350, 352, 418, 665, 667, 860, 975, 985, 1005, 1559; Maria H., 1064, 1111; Maria K., 270; Maria S., 1002; Maria W., 220, 270; Maria Y., 1313, 1558; Marie A., 319, 339; Marion, 1111; Marion I., 302; Martha, 276, 289; Martha S., 281, 300; Mary, 271, 274, 287, 319, 340, 943, 944, 1003, 1004, 1008, 1009, 1013, 1018, 1022, 1052, 1053, 1101; Mary A., 277, 281, 282, 300, 1010, 1022, 1023, 1030, 1043, 1052, 1067, 1092, 1137, 1285, 1291; Mary E., 281, 282, 300, 302, 1567; Mary F., 1014, 1030, 1561; Mary H., 272, 275, 276, 289, 293, 320, 1006, 1013; Mary J., 274, 292, 317; Mary Iv., 272, 278, 291, 318; Mary L., 291, 301, 319, 1012, 1024, 1025, 1057, 1106; Mary P., 1024, 1056; Mary S., 281, 300, 1053, 1102; Mary Y., 275, 287; Matilda C., 1022, 1052; Matilda P., 1010, 1023; Maud E., 1030, 1066; Maud H., 1067, 1113; Mayme D., 1052; Melchior, 16, 17, 20, 36, 39, 41-43, 51, 54, 55, 63, 64, 74, 78, 92, 219, 220, 222, 225, 270, 1002-1005, 1176, 1434; Melvin, 1091, 1136; Melvin K., 1053, 1101, 1102; Melvin N., 1136; Michael, 1003, 1005; Mildred K., 294; Millie M., 1111; Millie V., 1064, 1110; Minnie, 1030, 1066; Myra, 272, 276, 277, 291; Myra H., 1057, 1106 Nellie G., 1067; Newell G., 320; Nicholas, 1012; Noah, 277; Nora, 1064, 1111; Norman, 1111; Norman H., 301; Nor¬ man K., 293; Norris, 1091; Ora H., 1064, 1111; Oscar, 1091; Pearl M., 301; Peter D., 1010, 1021; Philip, 1003, 1005; Philip D., 1010, 1022; Philip E., 1022, 1052; Philip H., 1003; Phoebe, 1014; Phoebe H., 1044, 1091; Priscilla, 291, 319; Pris¬ cilla D., 290, 315 Ralph W., 300; Raymond E., 317; Reba, 1561; Rebecca, 271, 274; Rebecca M., 1024, 1057; Re¬ gina, 271, 944, 1187, 1188; Regina S., 272, 277, 969; Reina A., 1092; Reinhard W., 1023; Richard, 277; Robert A., 301; Robert F., 264, 1111; Robert S., 293, 320; Roberta R., 1136; Ronald M., 301; Rosanna, 270, 1558; Roscoe, 1092; Rosina, 52, 63, 349, 351, 415, 860, 861, 1314, 1558; Rosina K., 220; Russel K., 302, 320; Russell R., 1111, 1143; Ruth, 1136; Ruth A., 1136 Sadie, 287, 317; Sallie A., 1092; Sallie L., 1052, 1101; Sallie M., 1030, 1067; Salome, 271, 1004; Samuel, 1010, 1023, 1044, 1091; Samuel K., 278, 293; Samuel R., 282; Samuel Y., 1024, 1057; Saraam, 277; Sara C. , 301; Sarah, 161, 177, 270- 273, 275, 278, 1010, 1022, 1230, 1234, 1559; Sarah A., 1064; Sarah B., 275, 288, 1022, 1053; Sarah E., 277, 291, 1029; Sarah G., 281, 300; Sarah H., 1559, 1561; Sarah J., 292, 319, 364; Sarah Iv., 317, 338, 1022, 1053; Sarah M., 290, 317, 1013, 1029; Sarah N., 277, 291, 665; Sarah R., 272, 275; Sarah W., 276, 289, 1030; S. Elizabeth, 1014, 1030; S. Irene, 2S9, 314; Solomon D., 1010, 1022; Solo¬ mon E., 1022, 1053; Sophia, 1003-1005, 1010, 1029; Sophia Iv., 278, 293, 364; Sophia M., 281, 301; Stanley, 1292; Stella D. , 300, 330; Stephen, 275, 287, 310; Steward F., 330; Stewart W., 317; Sue Iv., 282, 301; Susan H., 292, 320, 370; Susan N., 300, 330; Susan S., 277, 292; Susanna, 64, 222, 223, 270-272, 274, 276, 278, 349, 1004, 1006, 1010, 1023, 1286, 1295, 1502, 1558, 1559; Susanna A., 282, 301, 302; Susanna B., 272, 275; Su¬ sanna G., 273, 281 ; Susanna H., 270-272, 860, 862; Susanna Iv., 272, 274, 278, 281, 353, 356, 1190, 1559, 1560; Susanna L. , 271, 273; Susanna S., 220, 270-272, 1187, 1285; Susanna W., 270, 415 Thaddeus S., 276, 290; Theodore, 1091; Thomas, 1091, 1136; Thomas F., 1030, 1067; Thomas L., 1006; Tillie M., 1030, 1065; Uriah, 276, 291; Uriah W., 291; Viola M., 317; Viola P., 317 Waldo N., 330; Walter, 319, 1111; Walter D., 1110; Walter M. , 1067; Watson F., 1136; Wayne, 83, 291; Wayne J., 63; Wesley, 321; Wilfred, 1030, 1066; Willard, 319; Willard C., 301; William, 276, 290, 317, 1006, 1012-1014, 1024, 1044, 1091; William D., 277, 278, 292, 293, 1292; William E., 1064; William H., 301; Wil¬ liam K, 272, 278, 293, 364; William L., 274, 282, 1283; Wilmer Iv., 320; Wilmer S., 292; Wilson, 1018, 1044, 1091, 1136; Wilson K, 292, 320, 370; Wilson S., 1136 Heester, Daniel, 1232 Heffelfinger, Alice I., 778, 834; Beneville, 620; Freeman, 834; Jacob, 777; Lovina, 599, 620; Moses, 720, 777; Paul, 1130; Paul E., 834; Sallie H., 720, 777; Sitna, 1088, 1130; Susan, 1069; William A., 834; William W., 778, 834 Heffentrager, Elizabeth, 1218; Ellen M., 444; F., 444; Flora S., 298; George F., 1146; Hannah K., 280, 298; Horace M., 298; 1646 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families John, 280, 298; John B., 1124, 1146; John K., 298; Joseph M., 298; Kathryn H., 734; Laura S., 1124, 1146; Maggie M., 298, 327; Mary, 1214; William, 734 Heffentreyer, Abel S., 677; Abra¬ ham B., 669, 677; Amanda S., 677 ; Anna A., 669, 677 ; Daniel S., 677; Edna G., 659; Emma R. , 648, 659; Estella S., 677; Evelyn, 659; Florence M., 659; Henry, 659; Howard R., 659; Isaac, 677; Isaac F., 659; Joseph, 648, 659; Madeline, 677; Paul R., 659 Hefferman, Herbert, 1430; John L. , 1430; Joseph, 1430; Joseph W., 1420, 1430; Marjorie, 1430; Myrtle E., 1420, 1430; Patrick, 1430 Hefflebauer, Sarah, 404 Heffner, Elizabeth B., 1028; Emley, 778; George, 1028; Harry C., 535; Harry E., 506, 535; Mary A. , 452; Mary E., 535; Mollie B. , 506, 535; Sarah, 1370; Wil¬ liam, 1028 Hefner, Abram, 1324; Rachel B., 105, 114; Susan S., 1324 Hefright, Catharine, 1366 Hehnly, Annie E., 717, 773; Emanu¬ el, 717, 773; Frank, 773; Jacob, 773; Lizzie, 773, 831; Minnie, 773, 831; Sallie, 773, 831 Pleiberger, Andrew, 867, 868; Chris¬ tian, 867; Rosa E., 359, 373 Heidelbaugh, Hannah, 1330, 1352; - Margaret, 1330, 1350 Heiderich, Heiderick, Heidrich, Heidrick, etc. — see Heydrick Heiges, Edna M., 727, 786; Florence E. , 787; Mabel R., 787; Rich¬ ard, 727, 786, 787; Tobias B., 786 Ileil, Alice I., 778, 874; Benjamin, 777; Conrad, 67; Frank, 720, 777 ; James H., 595; Samuel D., 67; Sarah, 419; Sarah A., 720, 777 Heileman, Frances F., 322; Harry, 322 Iieilich, John, 868 Heilig, Adam, 1262; Agnes R., 432, 448; Amanda, 1261, 1262; Anna, 432; Anna E., 448, 459; Anna G., 419, 422; Anna L., 422, 432; Anna M., 432; Annie M. , 448; Benjamin F., 432, 448; Cornelia R., 432; Deborah B., 432, 448; Edward G., 422, 432; Ellen J., 449; Elmira M., 432, 448; Elsie O., 449; Elsie S. , 432, 448; Emerson E., 448; Emma, 432; Emma C., 1530; Emma H., 316, 338; Fannie F. , 432, 448; Franklin, 338; George, 422; George E., 432, 448; George H., 1035; Harry FI., 432, 448; Ida J., 432, 448; Irwin W., 432, 448; James E., 432, 448; Jane, 432; John, 419, 422, 432; John A., 432; John G. , 422, 432; John H., 449; John L., 316, 338; Jonathan, 432; Kate, 432, 447; Laura V. , 432, 448; Malara E., 432, 448; Margaret S., 449; Mary A., 432, 447; Mary D., 422, 432, 448; Mary E., 448, 460; Matilda, 422, 432; Matilda W. , 422, 432; Minnie S., 448, 459; Ralph B., 448, 459; Robert J., 449; Ruth E., 459; S. Ed¬ ward, 448, 459; Sophia, 1015, 1035; Veda, 448; William F., 449; William G., 422, 432 Heilman, Annie R., 553; J. E., 822; Ruth, 768, 822; Sarah E., 452 Heilprin, Angelo, 877 Heim, Charles B., 1374, 1409; Hat¬ tie, 783; John P„ 701, 727; Margaret B., 727, 787; Peter, 727; Salome, 410; Sarah H., 701, 727; Sylvania B., 1374, 1409 Heimbach, 171 Ada M., 1289, 1299; Alice, 736, 793; Caroline, 1299; Estella, 186, 210; Ethan A., 1221; Francis, 793; Henry, 569; Her¬ bert F., 1221; Herbert O., 1206, 1221; Howard A., 1299; James A., 1299; James M., 210, 1289, 1299; Maria, 1208; Mary, 788; Mary A., 472, 477; O. F., 1221 ; Philip, 477; Ruth, 1221; Se¬ villa S., 1206, 1221; Susanna, 567, 569; William, 1299 Heimer, John K., 1407; Maggie H., 1373, 1407 Hein, Alverna F., 1574; Anna, 1573, 1574; Daniel, 1572, 1574; Da¬ vid, 1573, 1574; Edna AL, 1574; Edwin, 1573, 1574; Etta J., 1574; Franklin A., 1574; John C., 1574; Jonas, 1573, 1574; Joshua, 1573, 1574; Julia H., 1573, 1574; Kate, 1574; Maria, 1573, 1574; Maria Y., 1572; Minnie L., 1574, 1576; Nora E., 1574, 1576; Polly H., 1573, 1574; Precilla R. , 1573, 1574; Precilla S., 1573, 1574; Reuben, 1573, 1574; Sarah M., 1574; Sarah S. , 1573; S. Blanche, 1574 Heincke, Catharine IF, 355, 362; Henry, 362 Heine, 761 Heineman, Ethel M., 1169; Ste¬ phen, 1169 Heiney, Bertha M., 761, 817; Charles W., 761, 817; Cresswell A., 761; Ella V., 817; Evelyn J., 761, 817; J. Lee Roy, 761, 817; John A., 761;' John F., 817; John R., 713, 761; Mabel F., 761, 817; Peter F., 817; Sarah V., 817; S. Elizabeth, 761, 817; Vinnetta J., 713, 761; Wilbur L., 817 Heininger, Adam, 371; Ellen, 358, 371 Heinly, Alice L., 754; Charles, 754; Climena, 174, 195; Edna K., 174, 195; Emma, 174; Irene, 174; 195; Lafayette, 174; Maria K., 160, 174; Nora, 174; Willoughby K., 160, 174 Heinrich, 377 Heintze, 1314 Carl E., 18, 229; Johann F., 940 Heiser, Catharine, 1323, 1332; Savenia, 1027 Heist, Allen S., 1195, 1203; Ami- line Y., 889, 894; Angeline, 193; Arthur, 1124; Bessie, 1124, 1146; Carrie R., 739; Catharine G., 1038, 1082; Catherine C., 274; Charles, 1082, 1124; Earl, 1219; Edgar, 739; Edward W., 987, 997; Elizabeth M., 1082, 1124; Ellen H., 331; Elmira S., 987, 997; Emeline S., 1195, 1203; Emma, 458; Emma M., 1082, 1124, 1237; Floyd N., 997; Frank, 780; Franklin, 1195, 1203; George, 152, 158, 894; Hannah B., 1195, 1203; Hen¬ ry, 193; Horace, 997; Iona, 1203, 1219; Israel, 1203; Jere¬ miah, 889, 894; John K., 1082; Leah K., 158; Leo G., 1082, 1124, 1237; Lillian M., 721, 780; Lillie M., 280, 1203, 1219; Mahlon, 274; Mary L., 173, 193; Owen L., 1038, 1082; Warren S., 280, 1203, 1219; William, 894 Heistand — see Hiestand Heitman, Alfred M., 1549; Florida A., 1537, 1549; Harvie E., 1537, 1549; Lorraine E., 1549 Helenger, Alary, 1517 Helfrich (Helfrick), Almoretta K., 700, 726; Amelia, 983; Lena, 727; Lottie, 727; Eva, 881; Martin, 726; May G., 494, 519; Peter, 700, 726; Rebecca, 437; Rosa, 807; Walter, 727; William S., 519; Winfield, 726 Helle, Lenora, 1516 Heller, AliceS., 1513, 1529; Amanda D., 1513, 1528; Annie E., 1505, 1513; Annie M., 1514, 1530; Austin D., 1529; Charles, 1505, 1513; Charles H., 1530; Chris¬ tian B., 1505, 1513; Daniel B., 1505, 1513; Della C., 1513, 1530; Elizabeth D., 1513, 1529; Ellwood B., 243, 260; Ellwood F., 260; Florence V., 1514, 1530; George K., 148; Henri¬ etta D., 1505, 1513; Henry D., 1513, 1529; Jacob, 1503, 1505; Jacob B., 1505, 1513, 1530; Laura S., 1513, 1530; Lillian Iv., 243, 260; Louisa T., 1505, 1513; Lydia, 421, 428; Maria, 1505, 1513; Alaria AL, 1505, 1513; Alartha B., 1513, 1529; Mary H.,1513, 1529; Alary Al., 1513, 1529; Alary T., 1513, 1529; Matilda L., 1505, 1513; Roy W., 1529; Samuel G., 1513, 1529; Sarah, 290, 991; Sarah N., 148; Susan B., 1513; Susanna, 1505; Susanna B., Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1647 1503; Susanna W., 1505, 1513; William, 1505, 1513; William G., 1513, 1529 Hellinger, Maria,- 405 Hellings, Bertha G., 1262, 1267 Helm, Adam, 1507; Amanda, 194, 214; Amanda L., 174, 194; C. D., 1165, 1173; Dora A., 194, 213; Dorothy M., 213; Earl, 1173; Edna R., 1165, 1173; Elwood, 194, 213; Isa¬ bella G., 194, 213; Louis, 1173; Raymond J., 213; Robert, 195; Ruth, 1173; Samuel, 194; William, 174, 194; William R., 194, 213; William T., 213 Helmar, Angeline, 795 Heline, Elizabeth, 668 Helmeke, Augusta, 1429 Helms, Charlotte R., 1164, 1172; Laura, 1027, 1060; William H., 1172 Helt, Alma H., 783; Carrie M., 783; Helen M., 783; Ira M., 722, 783; J. F., 783; John W., 783; Susan M., 722, 783; Verna E., 783 Helwig, Caspar, 1313 Hemingway (Hemenway), Alice S., 1513, 1529; Charles E., 1529; Charles L., 1513, 1529; Sarah E., 882 Hemphill, Martha, 1398 Henckenroth, Anna F., 1078, 1119; Henry, 1119 Hendel, Wilhelm, 1020 Hendelman, Henry, 1159; Mary L., 1159 Henderson, Alexander, 558; Alice, 1476; Alice K., 1476; Anna, 1454; Anna E., 1476, 1491; Anna W., 1441, 1454; Annie, 1476; Arthur, 1476, 1491; Bet- tie J., 131; Caroline, 1461, 1475; Charles, 1462; Charles L., 1476, 1491; David, 1454, 1461; Doris, 1491; Elizabeth, 1454, 1562; Elizabeth A., 1462, 1476; Ella, 1476, 1491; Emma G., 1462, 1476; E. Smith, 1476, 1491; Ethel P., 1491; Fannie B., 1476, 1491; Frances A., 1462, 1476; Frances P., 1476, 1491; Fred S., 1476, 1491; G. Dana, 540, 558; Gerald, 1491; Harold M., 1491; Harriet, 1454, 1461, 1462, 1475; Hen¬ rietta A., 1454, 1461; Howard W., 1491; Ida M., 1476, 1491; Irene M., 1462, 1476; Isaac, 535; J. Allen, 1462, 1476, 1491; James A., 1461, 1475; James W., 1454, 1462; Jane, 1454; John A., 1476; Josephine, 1462; Leon, 1476; Lillie A., 540, 558; Lucy, 1461; Lulu M., 1476, 1491; Maria, 1454, 1461; Marian, 1462; Marsden, 1462, 1476; Martha A., 1454, 1462; Marvin, 1462, 1476; Mary, 1454, 1461; Mary A., 1461, 1475; Mary L., 1462, 1476; Nettie L., 506, 535; Olive C., 558; Perry D., 1476, 1491; Phoebe P., 1454, 1461; Rachel W., 1454, 1462; Rebecca, 1454; Richard, 1441, 1448, 1450, 1454, 1462; Rosalinda S., 1454, 1462; Samuel, 1454, 1461; Samuel S., 1462; Warren, 1476 Hendrick, Hannah, 752 Hendricks, Abraham, 157; Alberta R., 642; Alice, 642; Alice W., 1054; Amanda E., 636; Aman¬ da G., 1072, 1114; Amanda J. , 297; Amelia, 1054, 1103; Anna M., 642; Annie, 642, 652; Annie E., 636, 642; Au¬ gustus W., 1054; Barbara, 633; Catharine, 567, 570, 642, 651; Catharine E., 633, 635, 636; Catharine O., 636, 641 ; Cather¬ ine E., 1054; Charles, 675, 990, 1348; Charles E., 636, 641; Charles J., 934; Clara, 642; Elizabeth, 150, 157, 39S, 642, 652, 1329, 1348; Elizabeth E., 636, 641; Ella S., 636, 642; Elmira V., 373, 398; Elsie M., 124; Emma, 9S0, 990; Emma Y., 498, 526; Florence M., 1290, 1302; Frank O., 1086; Franklin F., 1023, 1054; Fred K. , 642; George E., 636, 642; Hannah, 642; Hannah L., 1023, 1054; Henry, 1302; Jacob M., 1297; Joanna F., 524; Joel E., 636, 642; Joel O., 633, 635; John, 294, 570,. 633, 642, 1054, 1290; Jonas, 297; Joseph, 642; Joseph A., 481, 498; Julia, 279, 294; Leah, 787; Lydia, 668, 675; Madison, 635; Malin- da E., 636, 641; Mary, 931, 934; Mary A., 1072, 1114, 1285, 1290; Mary E., 636, 642; Mary Y., 481, 498; Miner¬ va, 1041, 1086; Morgan, 64; Oliver, 1114; Oliver G., 1072, 1114; Oliver K., 1114; Philip, 398; Sallie C., 1286, 1297; Samuel, 1288; Stella B., 1114, 1143; Stephen, 642; Susanna, 570, 579; William, 642, 1438; Wilson, 524 Hendry, Edwin A., 1527, 1542; Fannie R., 1542; John B., 1527, 1542; Sarah R., 1527, 1542 Henfling, Marie H., 184 Henge, Catharine A., 666, 669; Levi, 669 Henk, Mary A., 1265 Henkle, Conrad, 147 ; John, 147 ; Susanna, 147; William, 147; AVinnard, 147 Hennage, Mary E., 1062, 1109 Henne, Mary H., 293, 320; Samuel H., 320 Henneigh, Mary A., 493 Hennersdorf, 12, 16, 17, 35 Henning, Agnes T., 668, 675; Al- verda, 674; Alverda T., 674; Andrew, 668, 675; Andrew L., 675; Anna, 675; Anna C., 1023, 1055; Anna M., 681, 1056, 1106; Anna S., 665, 668; Anna W., 1306; Annie Y., 1481, 1498; Bertha, 257; Blanche, 675, 680, 681; Charles R., 675, 681; Christina, 665; David, 668, 675, 1023; Dorothy, 680; Edna B., 675, 681; Ella, 674; Elmer, 1306; Elmer Iv., 1056, 1106; Elton L., 1496; Elwood, 1023, 1055; Emma L., 1481, 1496; Emma R., 668, 675; Ethel, 257; Gladys, 681; Gottlieb, 668, 674; Hannah, 1023, 1055; Harry, 241, 257, 675, 680, 681; Helen, 1496; Henry, 1010, 1023; Irwin, 674; Isaac, 668, 675; Isabella - L., 1481; Jeanetta M., 675, 6S0; John, 257, 665, 667; John R., 1480, 1496; John S., 258; Joseph L., 1465, 1480, 1481, 1496; Kate, 667, 674; Lena M., 1480, 1496; Leroy B., 1056; Linford, 675; Louisa, 775; Lydia H., 668, 675; Manuela, 1496; Manuela R., 1481, 1496; Margaret, 718, 775; Margaret B. , 675, 680; Margaret H., 1010, 1023; Marion, 1498; Mary, 1122, 1145; Mary A., 242, 258; Mary M., *1480, 1496; Minerva, 257; Minnie M., 241, 257; Norman, 675; Paul H., 675; Raymond L., 1056; Rebecca S., 1465, 1480; Robert N., 1056; Sarah, 775; Sue S., 675, 680; Walter, 257; William, 775; Worthington, 675, 680 Henninger, 972, 979 Hennis, Mary L., 776, 834; Thomas, 776, 834 Henricey, Lillian, 323, 340; Louis C. , 340 Henrich, Abraham, 958; Catharine H., 686; S., 686; Susan E., 953, 958 Henricks, Abraham Y., 165; An¬ geline Y., 165; Catharine W., 156, 165; Daniel, 166; Elise M., 165, 185; Ellen M., 156, 166; Esther V., 165, 185; Eva C., 165; Helen, 165; Mark A., 165; Mark Y., 156, 165; Sam¬ uel M., 156, 166; Willis C., 124, 165, 185 Henry, 717 Alice M., 171, 190; Augusta, 751, 807; Bernice, 751; Bessie E., 170, 190; Calvin T., 616; Charles, 751; Clara B., 708, 751; Daniel, 171; Elizabeth, 1331; Ella M., 951, 956; Elma 807; Emily L., 751, 806; Flor¬ ence, 1107; Florence S., 751, 807; Gerald, 751, 806; Henry R., 159, 171; Howard, 751; Isaac, 162, 991; Jane, 1148; John, 708, 751; Jonas, 751; Joseph, 956; Kate, 1538, 1550; Lizzie A., 975, 986; Louise, 807; Margaret, 1358; Maria, 151S, 1535; Mary A., 980, 991; 1648 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families Mary O., 162; Matilda K., 159, 171; Michael E., 594, 616; Norman, 807; Oscar, 171; Russell, 751, 807; Sallie, 1114; Sarah C., 594, 616; Solomon A., 986; Susan, 1135; Violet E., 616, 626; William S., 190 Hensel (Hensell), Alexander, 827; Annie E., 771, 827; John C., 97; John G., 101 Iienshaw, Harriet, 284, 306; Joseph, 306; Martha A., 306 Henszey, Alexander J., 1157, 1163; Beatrice C., 1163; Charlotte R. , 1164, 1172; Daniel R., 1172; Elizabeth R., 1172; Ethel O., 1164; Gladys R., 1164, 1172; Harold L., 1164, 1172; Milton C., 1164; Persis T., 1164, 1172; Roy O., 1164, 1172; Theresa E., 1157, 1163; Walter A., 1163 Hepbron, Della F., 340 Hepburn, Jeanette, 1534; L. Cauff- man, 1512, 1528; Sarah E., 1512, 1528 Hepfinger, Clayton W., 500, 529; Matilda G., 500, 529 Heppe, Louisa, 641 Herb, Andora, 813; Anna E., 710, 756; Daniel, 756; Emma, 756; Eva, 756, 813; John, 710, 756; Olivia E., 756, 813 Herbein, Abraham H., 618; Olivia B., 596, 618 Herber, Anna L., 422, 432; Henry, 432; Susanna, 432 Herbert, Charles, 288; Clara A., 288; Sophia, 213 Herbig, Carl, 1418; Hulda, 1385, 1418 Herbst, Abigail S., 1027, 1059; Abraham S., 1027, 1060; Al¬ bert H., 1027, 1060, 1108; Benjamin F., 1027; Clara B., 1060; Clarence F., 1060, 1108; Cora B., 1060, 1108; David S. , 1027, 1059, 1060; Effa P., 1060, 1108; Elizabeth S., 1013, 1027; Elmer N., 1108; Emma R., 1027, 1060; George, 702, 734; George E., 734, 791; George S., 1060, 1108; Gertrude M., 1 108 ; Gracie M., 1060; Ida, 1211; Ina L., 1060, 1108; James, 1027; John H., 1060, 110S; Julia A., 1060, 1108; Laura H., 1027, 1060; Lottie S., 734, 791; Margaret J., 1108; Martin D., 1013, 1027; Mary A., 1027, 1060, 1108; Mary W., 1529; Minnie, 1060, 1108; Norma S., 1060; Sarah K., 1027, 1060; Violetta M., 702, 734; William, 734 Hereford, 52, 53, 61, 67, 69, 71, 82 Hergesheimer, G., 1260 Herget, Mary II. , 732; Winfield, 732 Heriot, Alja, 842 Herman (Herrmann), Abraham, 1105; Alfred, 1025; Amanda, 1025; Anna B., 823; Anna L., 646, 655; Charles, 1161; Charles J., 655; Clarence II., 655; Elenora E., 1161; Ella, 1055, 1105; Ellen E., 655; Em¬ ma, 1547; Eva, 170; Frances E., 655; Hinzinger, 646, 655; Jacob, 655; Mary L., 655; Melchior, 1186; Samuel, 1018; Sarah K., 1018; Sophia, 1006, 1012; T. L., 1012; William A., 1025 Hermans, Emma S., 1480 Hermany, Annie L., 519 Herneisen, Bessie, 826; Corah D., 771, 826; Earle, 826; Ella, 826; Henry, 771, 826; Raymond, 826 Herner, Anna E., 1032, 1069; Ber¬ tha, 1069; Blanche M., 1069; Charles W., 1032, 1069; David, 1069; Howard E., 1069; Mary A. , 1032, 1069; Nathaniel, 1032, 1069 Herr, Christian S., 1406; Dorothy C. , 1371, 1406; Duane F., 1371, 1406; Henrietta, 99, 103; Mar¬ tha E., 1594 Herring, Sarah M., 512 Herrmann — see Herman Herrnhut, 12, 17, 35, 36, 44, 84 Herron, Amanda J., 260; Charles, 260; John P., 243, 260; Lizzie, 753; Mary E., 260; Mary Iv., 243, 260; Melissa, 134 Hersh (Hersch), Anna K., 112, 126; Cerenus, 443 ; Charles, 443 ; Christiana. C., 1035, 1074; Elizabeth, 836; Elmira S., 443; Emma, 433 ; Grace, 126; Hen¬ ry, 112, 126; Howard, 126; John, 126; John G., 29; Joseph, 422, 433; Lizzie, 651; Mary, 126; Nancy G., 422, 433; Sarah, 570; Susan, 433; Wil¬ liam, 1035, 1074; William F., 1074 Hershey, Anna R., 1389; Ellen, 1392; Russel, 1389 Herster, Elizabeth, 1507, 1517; • Elizabeth P., 1507, 1518; Eliza¬ beth W., 1512, 1529; George, 1503, 1507, 1517; Henry, 1505; John, 1505, 1507, 1512; John D. , 1512; John J., 1507, 1517; Joseph, 1504, 1505, 1507, 1512, 1518; Mary, 1503, 1505; Mary W., 1504, 1512; Rosanna W., 1512; Sarah C., 1512; Susanna M., 1503, 1507; Susanna N., 1507, 1517; Wdliam, 1507 Hertz, Amos M., 898; Carl F., 898; Ella I., 891, 898; Emeline, 898; Martin R., 898; Martin W., 891, 898; Mina S., 1045; Paul B. , 898 Hertzler, Aldus K., 1407, 1428; Ellen II., 1407, 1428; Emanuel C. , 1428; Florence, 654 Hertzog, Caroline, 420, 425; David, 425; Mary, 1038 Hervey, Helen M., 1300; Robert H., 1300 Heryford, Nora L., 586, 605; Samuel H., 605 Hess, 982, 1009 Aaron T., 1018; Agnes T., 1542, 1553; Alfred R., 339; Anna B., 1553; Ardell C., 1402; Catharine, 1296; Catherine K., 1018; Charles F., 461; Daisy, 106, 118; Edmea E., 1335, 1363; Elizabeth, 1046; Ellen H., 1090, 1134; Elsie M., 449, 461; Emma M., 1047; Eph¬ raim, 1019; Flora, 1402; Fred L., 1542, 1553; Herbert, 1090, 1134; Irma, 1360; Jeremiah, 1134; Katharine, 1040; Kath¬ ryn, 1114; Levina K., 1018; Lillian B., 1334, 1360; Mar¬ garet, 210; Marguerite, 1134; Marian M., 987, 998; Mary A., 256; Mary W., 768; Melvina G., 1360, 1402; Ottilia, 1113; Quintus, 998; Rosa A., 458; Rosa L., 318, 339; Roy E., 1360, 1402; Samuel, 1360; Samuel E., 1334, 1360; Sarah, 1527; Sophia O., 1019; Susanna, 766; Thom¬ as, 1018; Thomas H., 1019; William J., 1363 Hessenauer, Fred, 617; Jennie M., 596, 617; Ruth E., 617; Sidney, 596, 617 Hesser, Amanda, 1338 Hessler, James S., 399; Mary A., 374, 399 Hetherington, Annie, 1351; Catha¬ rine, 1351; Elizabeth B., 1330, 1351; George B., 1351; John, 1330, 1350; Washington, 1351 Hetrick (Hetrich, Hettrick), Charles S., 1146; Harvey, 712; Henry, 1121; Lillian H., 712; Matilda, 570, 580, 1123, 1146; Sarah, 1080, 1121 Hettinger, Catharine M., 317, 339; Ervin A., 339; Katherine, 339; Thomas, 317, 339; Thomas C., 339 Hevener — see Heebner Hevner, Benjamin T., 1423; Ethel B. , 1423; George H., 1423; Henry H., 1423; H. J., 1390, 1423; Jennie M., 1390, 1423; Mary C., 1423 Hewitt, Eleanor B., 1488, 1498; Eleanor M., 1472, 1488; Elise, 1488, 1498; George W., 1488; Grace B., 1488; James, 261; Jessie G., 1488; John M., 1488; Mary B., 244, 261; William D., 1472, 1488 Hey, Ada E., 591, 611; Emily M., 591, 611; Henrietta J., 591, 611; John, 575, 591; Jpnas, 591; Melissa M., 575, 591 Heyberger, Barbara E., 1351, 1388; Margaret, 864, 867; Jacob, 1388 Ileydrick (Heidrick, Heydrig, Heid- rich, etc.), 35, 58 Abraham, 38, 54, 58, 59, 64, 79, 83, 221, 479, 860, 862-864, 866- 868, 1258, 1311-1313; Ada C. , 877, 882; Ada M., 873, 879; Adelaide V., 862, 863; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1649 Alfred M., 872, 878; Amanda D. , 871, 877; Ann, 864; Ann A. , 865, 870; Ann H., 867, 871; Anna, 146, 351, 354, 860, 861, 868, 940; Anna B., S76, 881; Anna C., 871, 1312; Anna D., 874, 880; Anna K., 881; Annie, 862; Annie K., 238, 251, 876; Annie M., 876, 881; Annie S., 868, 873 Balthasar (Balzer), 17, 36, 42, 43, 54, 55, 63-65, 78, 146, 228, 270, 663, 684, 859-861, 864, 865, 882, 908, 1558; Barbara, 146, 466, 468, 860, 1180; Ben¬ jamin A., 877; Caleb, 867, 871; Carl I., 874, S80; Caroline E., 870; Caroline M., 865, 869; Caspar, 36, 42, 64, 79, 859, 860, 908, 1312; Catharine, 862, 864, 868, 1559; Catharine W., 64, 1312; Charles, 864, 867, 868, 871, 873, 876, 881, 1262; Charles F., 877; Charles IE, 865, 869, 870, 875; Charles S., 872, 879; Charles W., 869, 870, 877; Charlotte J., 876, 881; Christopher, 1, 7, 16, 38, 64, 731, 741, 860, 861, 863-865, 869, 870, 874-877, 880, 941, 950, 1264 Daniel K., 364, 862, 863; David, 868, 872; Edith, 862; Edward, 867; Eleanor, 880; Elizabeth, 230, 233, 862, 864, 868; Eliza¬ beth B., 868, 873; Elizabeth N., 860, 864; Elizabeth W., 864, 868; Ella F., 872; Ellie B. , 873; Emily D., 871; Emily H., 868, 872; Estella R., 863; Estelle J., 876, 881; Eva (Eve), 38, 39, 41-t44, 52, 64, 228, 350, 352, 684, 860, 861, 908, 1176; Eva B., 860; Eva D., 874; Eva L., 873, 879 Florence G., 873, 879; Florence T., 876; Frances, 877; Frances H., 869, 874; Frederick P., 874, 880; George, 29, 37, 42, 43, 53, 54, 64, 65, 79, 83, 146, 228, 350, 471, 663, 860-862, 864, 867, 868, 907, 908, 943, 944, 1181, 1312; George C., 863; George K, 862, 863; George N., 867, 871; George R., 863 Hannah, 354, 359, 862; Harold F., 8^1; Harriet, 870, 874; Harriet A., 871; Harriet E., 865, 868, 869, 874; Harriet K, S74, 880; Harry T., 877, 882; Helen, 874, 881; Helen E. , 873, 879, 881; Helen M., 877; Helena, 468, 861; Henry, 867 ; Isaac, 864, 868 James A., 869, 870; James C., 876, 881 ; James D. , 877 ; James H., 868; Jeremiah (Jeremias), S60, 940; Jesse, 870; Jesse A., 869, 876; Jessie A., 876, 881; Jessie D., 877, 882; Jessie H., 881; John, 872; John A., 871; Joseph, 862; Joseph IE, 870; Josephine, 880; Josephine S., 877, 882; Kate E., 877, 881; Keia H., 877, 882 Lawrence C., 876; Leanna K, 864, 868; Levi, 867; Lizzie S., 873; Lizzie W., 869, 876; Lor¬ etta S., 871, 877; Louis C., 877; Louise, 880; Lulu M., 872, 879; Lydia, 230, 233, 862 Margaret, 880; Margaret A., 869, 876; Margaret C., 873, 879; Margaret H., 864, 867; Mar- gretha, 961; Maria, 228, 861, 862, 864, 867, 908; Maria H., 860; Mary, 862, 864, 867, 868, 873; Mary A., 865, 867, 869- 871; Mary B., 868, 872; Mary C., 863, 865, 869, 871, 877; Mary E., 881; Mary K., 365, 862, 1195, 1205; Mary L., 872; Mary M., 881; Mary R., 867, 871, '1262; Mary T., 877; Matilda A., 871; Melchior, 58, 146, 228, 468, 860, 861, 908, 918, 1314 Paul D., 879; Peter, 867, 870; Peter C., 869, 876; Ray, 873, 879; Rebecca, 474, 485, 862; Regina, 860, 862, 863, 866; Richard I., 874; Rosina, 38, 42, 64, 228, 861, 862, 1558; Rosina IE, 860; Rosina K., 146, 860, 861 Sallie P., 868, 873; Samuel, 862, 864, 868; Samuel K., 356; Sarah, 53, 470, 472, 862, 863; Sarah F., 864, 867, 871; Sarah K, 1195, 1205; Sarah M., 872; Senora A., 872, 878; Sophia, 877; Sophia K., 364, 862, 863; Sue K., 282, 301; Susanna, 52, 270, 271, 466, 468, 663, 664, 687, 860-864, 866-868, 871, 918; Susanna K., 350, 861; Susanna N., 864, 867; Susanna Y., 471, 860, 861, 863, 1258 Thomas B., 870; Thomas G., 876; William, 876; William F., 882; William H., 871, 876, 877, 881; William J., 873, 879; William W., 868, 872, 873 Heydt, Ada IE, 912; Adelaide S., 166, 185, 428, 431, 446; Adella H., 912, 914; Agnes H., 912, 914; Alma H., 554; Annie H., 912; Aquilla II., 532, 554; Calvin H., 911; Catharine S., 909, 911; Charles, 446, 459, 911; Cora D., 911; Daniel, 422, 430; Edgar, 811; Edwin E., 446; Edwin H., 912; Ella W., 912; Ernest N., 459; Esther H., 554; Harriet, 431; Jennie B., 446, 459, 911; John, 911; Judith, 986; Julia, 175; Katie H., 912; Laura H., 912; Laura S., 811; Leah F., 431, 446; Lillie M., 166, 186, 446; Lizzie, 431; Lydia A., 508, 538; Minnie H., 912; Morris H., 912; Nathaniel, 431, 446; Nicholas, 431; Norman H., 554; Oliver, 341, 428, 446; Olivia, 449; Olivia IE, 912, 914; Oswin, 446; Percival F., 554; Rebecca, 539; Sallie, 446; Sallie H., 911; Sallie L., 1197, 1208; Sophia G., 422, 430; William D., 432, 454; William H., 446; Zacharias W., 909, 911 Heye, George G., 1545; Marie A., 1529, 1545 Heyer, Carrie W., 1248, 1254 Heys, Robert, 208; Sarah A., 181, 208 Heyser, Hettie C., 1333; Mary J., 274, 284 Hibbard, Alice B., 1523, 1539; Hinton IE, 1539; Jessie, 1523, 1539; John, 1523, 1539; John H., 1539; Walter F., 1539; Webster H., 1539 Hibberd, Alice H., 1144; Ethel M., 960; Ethel Y., 956, 960; George B. , 956, 960; Thomas, 960 Hibbs, Catharine, 1006; Emma, 1428; Frances D., 751, 806; Frank C., 751, 806; Joseph S., 806; Ruth D., 806 Hibel, Caroline, 1489 Hickman, Ada, 1482; Clara II. , 1171; Ethel R., 1482, 1497; Leila F., 1467, 1482; Paul, 1482; William H., 1467, 1482 Hicks, Amelia G., 1037, 1080; Ar¬ thur, 1080; Berenice A., 518; Chester I., 518; Donald J., 518; Eleonora, 99, 104; James, 1371; James M., 518; James R., 493, 518; John, 518, 1342, 1371; Joseph R., 1377; Lloyd, 518; Lottie M., 1342, 1371; Lydia, 1345, 1377; Maud J., 534; Maude L., 518; Maude O., 493, 518; Ronald R., 518; Wil¬ liam, 1037, 1080 Hiebner — see Heebner Hiestand (Heistand, Histand), 1157 Aaron, 237; Allen U., 1199, 1210; Barbara, 1314; Camilla C., 1087, 1130; Charles, 232, 237; David, 1130, 1407; Della M., 1210; Elizabeth K., 232, 236; Emma, 237; Geneva, 1407; Hannah, 1407; Hannah B., 1373, 1407; Helena, 236; Hen¬ ry, 237; Horace, 1407; Ida K., 237, 250; Ida S., 1199, 1210; Jennie, 1407; John (Johannes), 232, 236, 1320; John B., 608; Katie, 1407; Lizzie, 1407; Louisa, 237; Lydia, 247; Maria, 590, 608; Mary, 237; Mary B., 1373; Mary K., 232, 237; Nathaniel, 82; Nathaniel C. , 1373, 1407; Sallie, 1407, 1427; Samuel C., 1373; Su¬ sanna, 1314, 1320 Higgins, Charles H., 338; Howard, 317, 338; Sarah K, 317, 338 High (Hoch), Addison, 498; Aman¬ da, 524; Amanda S., 1044, 1093; Annie, 1498; Catharine, 560; Cora S., 982; David K., 481, 498 ; Edna M., 1 137 ; Edna R., 335; Elizabeth Y., 481, 498; 1650 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Elsie M., 1093, 1137; Ezra, 335; Gideon, 102; Hannah, 1162; Jacob, 498; James, 1090; James E., 1044, 1093; J. Mor¬ ris, 311, 335; John, 64, 498, 975, 1003; Laura R., 1091, 1135; Levi, 1093; Mabel R., 1093; Mackie R., 1090; Mag¬ dalena, 970, 975; Margaret, 896; Maria, 971; Martha J., 334, 341; Mary, 405; Mary A., 311, 335, 498, 526; Mary E., 718, 775; Mary L., 1411; Rachel, 98, 102; Reuben, 1135; Samuel, 718, 775; Sarah A., 646, 656; Susan, 335; Thomas, 982; Warren L., 1093, 1137; W. Elwood, 656; William A., 94; William R., 335, 341 Highfield, Ebba S., 996; Grace, 996; Herbert M., 9S6, 996; Irene G., 986, 996; Louise, 996; Norris C., 996 Highley, Catharine, 289; Hannah A., 1484; Martha I., 379, 404; Mary, 957; Silas IT. , 404 Higson, Annie, 1085; Charles S., 1085; Emma L., 1040, 1085; Fremont, 1085; Garfield, 1085; Marie, 1085; Richard, 1040, 1085; Samuel G., 1085; Sarah E., 1085 Hikes, Mary A., 786 Hilbert, Amelia W., 756, 813; George I., 756, 813; Helen, 443, 457; Isaac, 813 Hilborn, Harriet E., 1417 IJild, Hannah V., 892, 899; John IL, 892, 899; Lydia J., 899 Hildebidle — see Hiltebeitel Hildenbrand (Hildebrand), Albert, 1105; Alice W., 1055; Amanda E., 1055, 1105; Anna L., 1105; Catherine, 1034, 1073, 1171; Clara M., 1105; Ella H., 1055, 1105; Ellemeine, 1023, 1055; Esther, 1023; Eugene W., 1055, 1105; Francis A., 1297; Freder¬ ick D., 1073; Fritz, 1023; George E., 1105; Plarry, 1163, 1171; Harry K., 1286, 1297; Helen E., 1105; Henry, 1023; Henry D., 1297; Herbert E., 1105; Homer A., 1297; Israel, 1010, 1023; John E., 1105; John W., 1055, 1105; Leon, 1105; Lillie E., 1142; Louella, 255; Maggie M., 1163, 1171; Mamie M., 1055, 1105; Mar¬ cella, 1105; Martha A., 1286, 1297; Mary E., 1055, 1105; Mary S., 1023; Melvin, 1105; Milton H., 1023; Milton W., 1055, 1105; Minerva W., 1055; Oliver W., 1055, 1105; Pearson IL, 1023, 1055; Pierson M., 1105; Sarah J., 1023, 1055; Sarah R., 1023; Stella E., 1105, 1142; Susanna H., 1010, 1023 Hile, Eliza H., 690 Hileman, Almeda, 1209; Donald, 1209; J. Lyndale, 1198, 1209; Lillie H., 1198, 1209; Lowell, 1209 Hilgert, Christiana B., 1014, 1032; Jacob, 1014, 1032; Sarah, 1031, 1032, 1068 Hilkert, Sarah, 447 Hill, Aaron, 750; Albert, 750, 806; Albert M., 806; Anna, 704; Bertha E., 806; Bessie M., 925; Catharine, 596; Clara A., 980, 990; Clara D., 922, 925; Clayton, 750, 806; Crossley IL, 806; David, 1517; Edward, 1309; Elizabeth, 1013, 1029; Elizabeth I., 312, 335; Ellen, 708, 750; Ellen E., 708, 750; Elsie M., 596; Ephraim Y., 579, 596; Gertrude, 750; Grace, 880, 883; Henry, 990; Irwin 5., 596; Jacob, 62; James L., 922, 925; Kate, 708, 749; Katherine R., 750; Lewis, 925; Martha, 1507, 1517; Martha E., 799, 806, 842; Mary A., 710, 757; Mary E., 750, 806; Milton G., 806; Pauline E., 806; Rebecca D., 579, 596; Ruth R., 1304, 1309; Sallie 1., 750, 806; Samuel, 1029; Samuel J., 842; Sophie, 1084; Thelma, 925; William, 708, 750 Hillborn, Mary E., 998 Hillegass, 1201 Ada S., 121; Adam, 61, 68, 91, 92, 97, 98, 103; Albert, 110, 120; Alda M., 402, 411; Alfred, 1173; Alice J., 110; Allen, 994; Allen Iv., 108; Amelia, 102, 110; Anna, 92, 98, 103, 1218; Anna M., 475, 487; Anna S., 91, 97; Anna Y., 471, 475; Annie S., 1165, 1173; Blanche, 1218 Calvin W., 107, 120; Carl, 98, 110; Caroline, 101, 108; Carrie C., 120; Catharine, 475; Catha¬ rine K., 98, 102, 110; Cather¬ ine, 125; Charles, 102, 472, 530, 1573; Charles C., 120; Clara A., 107, 119; Clara R., 108, 120; Clara V., 530; Clar¬ ence, 983, 994; Clarence A., 138; Clemmie M., 108, 121; Cordelia M., 98, 103; Daniel, 475, 487; David N., 411; Dinah K, 175, 487, 510; Dorothy, 1218 Edgar, 1165, 1173; Effinger F., 107; Elda V., 510; Elda S., 530; Elizabeth, 475; Elizabeth K., 475, 487; Elizabeth M., 1576; Ella I., 120, 138; Ella K., 110; Ella S., 1203, 1218; Ella W., 488, 510; Ella Y., 108, 120; Elverda H., 510, 543; Emeline, 102, 421, 427; Emma, 103, 110, 546; Emma B., 441; Em¬ ma H., 108, 121; Emma U., 107; Esther C., 101, 107; Evelyn P., 120, 139 Florence, 1218; Florence S., 983, 994; Francis L., 530; George, 101; George W., 101, 107; Glenna M., 402; Grace, 543; Harriet M., 121; Harry M., 120, 138, 142; Henry, 102, 110, 502, 530; Hezekiah, 488, 510; Hiram W., 108; Horace R., 107, 120; Ida, 110; Ida B., 107, 120; Irvin R., 120; Irvin T., 138; Isaiah J., 488 Jacob, 93, 98, 102, 475, 487; Jacob A., 101; Jacob G., 107; Jane, 107, 120; Jennie Iv., 510, 542; Jeremiah, 487, 488; John, 475; John C., 121; John G., 402; John P., 377, 402; Jona¬ than, 475, 487; Joseph, 475, 487; Josiah, 101, 107, 108, 487, 488; Josiah PI., 121 Lee H., 121, 139; Lee W., 139; Leonore S., 107, 120; LeRoy A. , 402, 411; Lesher, 441; Lester, 1218; Levinus, 245; Lillie V., 120; Linford E., 994; Livera, 502, 530; Louisa D., 101, 108; Lucie M., 108, 121; Lucy A., 101, 108, 475, 487; Lucy I., 488; Lydia, 894; Lydia M., 101, 108 Mabel S., 402, 411; Magdalena, 98, 103; Maggie J., 236, 245; Manoah, 175, 487, 510; Mar¬ garet, 749, 1005; Maria A., 101; Maria L., 101, 107; Maria R. , 97; Martha A., 120, 138; Mary E., 107, 120, 210; Mary M., 488; Marvin A., 510, 543; Matilda, 101, 108; Maud T., 138; Michael, 69, 471, 475; Milton, 73, 103, 110; Minnie J., 377, 402 Oliver J., 108, 121; Oren S., 138; Oren W., 120, 138; Oswin, 1195, 1203; Pearl E., 120; Priscilla, 107, 120; Rebecca, 108, 120; Rebecca G., 101; Rose E., 138, 142; Rosina S., 93, 98; Samuel, 98, 475, 487; Sarah A., 101, 107; Sarah G.; 98, 102; Sarah J., 488, 510; Sarah S., 1195, 1203; Susanna, 475; Susannah II., 120, 138; Theresa L., 120, 138; Verna, 1173; Wallace, 1218; Wallace H., 120; Warren H., 108, 120; Warren J., 120; Warren S., 1203, 1218; Washington, 103; Wayne M., 530; William, 101, 108, 1203; William G., 107, 119, 120 Hiller, Michael, 10, 15, 856, 1437 Hillman, Charles W., 330; Evelyn B. , 301, 330 Hillpot, Mary, 164 Hills, Mary, 1515, 1531 Hiltebeitel (Hildebidle), Amelia, 1053, 1102; Amelia IL, 1022, 1053; Andrew E., 1054, 1103; Annie C., 1054; Anna G., 1102; Augustus S., 1054; Belle, 441; Bessie B., 522, 551; Charles, 1078; Frank, 427, 441; George S. , 1053; Hannah, 1083; Henry M., 1022, 1053; Irwin, 441; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1651 Jesse, 63; John, 63; John M., 551; Katie, 1054; LeRoy D., 1103; Lucinda S., 427, 441; Maggie, 1054, 1103; Maggie F., 1078; Minerva, 441; Sarah, 441, 1170; Susan H., 1054, 1103; Wallace, 441 Hiltner, Anna E., 167 Hilton, Mary, 552 Hilts, Ivy, 1169, 1174; Robert M., 1174 Himmel, Anna M., 891, 897; Jacob, 897; Mary, 1205, 1220; Wil¬ liam, 1220 Himmelein, Frederica, 1254 Himmelsbach, Mary A., 960 Hinchman, Viola, 1483 Hinderlooten, 45 Hindle, Carol C., 1551; Dorothy, 1551; Frank L., 1540, 1551; John, 1551; Katharine, 1551; Katharine D., 1540, 1551 Hindman, Sarah A., 1424 Hine, Messura B., 400 Hineline, Emma A., 1091, 1136; Joel F., 1136 Hinkle (Hinkel, Hinckle), Anna M., 451; Arthur J., 410; Bessie B. , 206; Catharine, 149, 155; Catherine R., 162, 172, 206; Charles, 206, 740, 798; Conrad, 150, 155; David, 179, 205; Dorothy M., 397, 410; Eliza¬ beth G., 179, 206; Elmer D., 784, 837; Elsie C., 206; George F. , 410; Hannah, 1155, 1158; Hannah E., 740, 798; Jesse, 162, 179, 206; John, 155; Lottie M., 784, 837; Margaret, 162, 179; Marie E., 410; Mary E., 179; Mary N., 150, 155; Milton H., 837; Pearl M., 410; Percy J., 397, 410; Rebecca C. , 179, 206; Rex, 179, 206; Rowena M., 179, 205; Susanna, 155; William, 155; Winnard, 155 Hinnerschietz (Hinnershits), Al- meda L., 174, 195; Catharine K., 160, 174; Edward, 1107; Ella K., 174, 194; Elmer K., 174, 195; Emma K, 174, 194; Ida M., 1107; John S., 195; Joseph, 174; Katie L., 174; Michael, 160, 174 Hinrichs, Catharine, 911 Plipple, Annie H., 1487; Elsie M., 597, 619; Emma J., 1033, 1070; James, 282; Joseph, 1033, 1070; Lillie M., 217; Mary, 1006, 1013; Mary A., 619; Mary J., 274, 282; Rufus H., 619; Victor G. , 597, 619 Hirleman, Elmer, 736; Kate H., 736 Hirneisen, Anna R., 773; Annie, 773; Cora B., 773; Elizabeth, 773, 830; John, 717, 772; Kate, 772, 829; Phares, 773; Reuben, 772; Salinda, 773, 829; Sallie E., 717, 772; Samuel. 773; Sarah H., 772 Hirmer, C. G., 958; Mary A., 953, 958 Hirsch, Catharine, 686; Catharine R., 705, 743; Catherine, 683; Isadore, 705, 743; Linwood, 745 Hirshey, David, 1470; Kate S., 1458, 1470 Hiskey, Allen, 442; Charles, 428, 442; Sarah S., 428, 442 Hist, Emma L., 1129 Hitchcock, Alvirus, 211; Helen A., 188, 211 Hitchins, Christine, 1543 Hiter, Helen, 130 Hittle, Catherine, 157 Hitz, Appolonia, 451 Hively, Mary, 1320, 1324 Hixson, Elmira S., 976, 987 ; George, 987; Isaiah, 976, 987; Mar¬ garet, 987 Iloagland, Anna H., 168, 187; Joel, 187 Hobart, Byron F., 1462, 1477; Charles H., 1544; Emma L., 1462, 1477; H. F., 643; Mary A., 1528, 1544 Hobbs, Harriet E., 1365; Mary, 535 Hobensack, Elvie C., 1268, 1276; Henry, 207; Henry H., 180, 207; John IL, 207; Alary, 207; Rex, 207; Susan R., 180, 207; William, 1276; William P., 1268, 1276 Hoburg — see Holiburg Hoch — see High Hochlander, 836 Hock, Sophia, 1087 Hockenau, 10, 12, 20 Hockenburg, Nannie, 731 Hocker, Caroline, 1261, 1264; John, 1264 Hocklander, Carrie F., 737, 793; Jefferson M., 793 Hockman, Alary, 1286, 1287 Hodapp, Carrie, 553 Hodkinson,- Ida, 715 Hoehne, Albertine, 182 Hoelzle, Friedericke J., 549 Hoepding, Adolph, 1127; Theresa, 1083, 1127 Hoephle, Charles, 676, 682; Mary E., 676, 682 Hoesch, H. C., 1385, 1418; Karl, 1418; Laura S., 1385, 1418 Hoff, 1003 Hoffecker (Hoffacker), Alvin M., 1069; Anna AI., 1069; Catha¬ rine N., 1014, 1032; Ella, 1069; Emilie, 1069; Ephraim, 1032; Franklin, 1032; John, 1014, 1032; John L., 1069; Levi, 1032, 1069; Louisa, 1088, 1131; Alahlon, 1032, 1069; Mary, 1069; Philip, 1032; Rachel H., 1032, 1069; Sidney M., 1032, 1069 Hoffer, Beulah V., 1384, 1416; Franklin, 1416; Harry F., 1416; Harry L., 1384, 1416 Hoffert, Amanda, 843; Laura K., 726 Hoffman (Hoveman, Huffman), Ada B., 779; Adelaide L., 1201, 1215; Agnes C., 321; Alice A., 1241, 1251; Alma, 783; Alvin, 453; Amanda, 160, 175; Aman¬ da S., 1201, 1214; Ambrose, 1201, 1214; Ammon, 532, 554; Amy, 170, 190; Andrew, 1252; Anna, 37, 64, 468, 533, 1180, 1184, 1186; Anna L., 1413; Anna R., 918, 1251; Anna Y., 485, 504; Annie, 533; Annie E., 438, 452; Annie K, 376, 532, 553; Annie L., 178, 204, 1201; Aquilla, 532, 554; Arland S., 532 Balthasar (Balzer, Balsher), 4, 11, 13, 15, 17, 23, 28, 36, 41, 42, 45, 51, 60, 64, 65, 79, 228, 344, 349, 350, 466, 471, 631, 856, 857, 886, 918, 940, 964-966, 1152, 1180-1183, 1280, 1434, 1558, 1559; Barbara, 37, 42, 43, 65, 569, 576; Barbara H., 271, 273; Barbara S., 1180, 1226; Bessie, 294, 501, 530; Bessie N., 294, 321; Beulah K., 247, 262; Blanche B., 294, 322 Calvin, 504, 533; Carlotta S., 984, 994; Carrie AL, 1369, 1406; Charles, 1241; Charles A. , 453; Charles R., 262; Ches¬ ter, 533; Christopher (Chris¬ toph), 11, 17, 23, 29, 37, 43, 51, 54, 55, 62, 65, 70, 79, 83, 223, 229-231, 352, 663, 664, 887, 918, 919, 944, 946, 967, 968, 1180, 1182-1184, 1229, 1230, 1282, 1283, 1502, 1559; Clara, 448, 460; Clara C., 279, 294; Clara F., 294, 321; Clara J., 1201, 1214; Clarence N., 1241, 1251; Clifford G., 262; Cora C., 294, 321, 340 David H., 1067; David M., 1214; Dianna, 1100; Donald R., 340; Donna AL, 788; Earl C., 453; Eddie S., 987; Edgar B., 376, 532, 553; Edith, 994; Edith J., 979, 989; Edna M., 1216; Edward, 1241; Elinor A., 1215; Elizabeth, 270, 271, 788; Eliza¬ beth B., 892, 899; Elizabeth R., 291, Elizabeth V., 728, 788; Ellwood, 504, 533; Elmer S., 987; Elmira W., 321; Elsie AL, 321; Emma, 504, 532; Emma Y., 976, 986; Ernest, 554; Ethel M., 788, 839; Eva, 554; Eva H., 453 Flora S., 987; Florence A., 294, 321; Frank A., 1241; Franklin, 279, 294; Franklin Y., 504, 532, 976; Fredericka W., 504, 533; Gasper, 96; Genevieve C., 788, 839; George, 17, 36, 40-42, 48, 54, 64, 65, 79, 761, 1180, 1181, 1226; George F., 321; Gertrude, 439, 453; Gertrude B. , 321; Gladys C., 340 Harrison, 504, 532; Harry, 530; Harvey, 294, 321; Harvey W., 1201, 1215; H. Clyde, 1216; Henry, 504, 788, 1201; Henry 1652 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families G. , 788; Hodge E., 247, 262; Horace, 553; Ida M., 713, 761, 1201, 1215, 1381, 1415; Irwin, 1067 Jacob, 271, 273; Jacob D., 485, 504; Jacob M., 1369, 1406; James, 279, 294, 321; James E., 984, 994; James T., 321; J. B., 1242; Joanna, 279, 294, 891, 898; John, 271, 273, 278, 279, 294, 321, 728, 788, 1067; John R., 321, 340; Joseph, 175; Joseph B., 986; Joseph H., 976, 986; Josiah P., 190; Julia, 433, 449; Julia F., 1410; Julia H. , 279, 294 Katherine M., 1251; Kathryn, 757 ; Laura, 282, 303; Laura R., 294, 321; Laura S., 504, 532, 976; Lester P., 453; Levi S., 27, 1201, 1215; Lewis, 533; Lillian S., 504, 533; Lizzie, 277; Lottie C., 195; Lottie S., 532, 554 Mabel, 533, 554; Margaret, 1242, 1252, 1274; Maria, 1180; Mary, 1112, 1200, 1201, 1213, 1242; Mary B., 321; Mary C., 1241, 1251; Mary E., 294, 321; Mary S., 1235, 1241; Matilda, 1249; Mattie, 532, 553; Mildred E., 453; Milton H., 262; Minnie A. , 1241, 1251; Mullie, 296; Newton O., 1235, 1241; Nicho¬ las, 271; Noah J., 1406; Nor¬ man, 294, 321, 533 Orville M., 262; Oscar O., 1241, 1251; Pearl M., 788; Ralph, 533; Ray, 779; Raymond A., 1215; Robert B., 788, 839; Roberta D., 839; Rosa G., 532, 554; Rosanna G., 273, 278; Rose, 658; Rosina, 37, 65, 886, 1180, 1184; Rosina D., 1180, 1183; Ruba, 553; Russel, 554; Ruth, 554; Ruth L., 262 Sadie, 720, 777; Sallie, 338; Sallie B. , 504, 532; Samuel, 291, 1241 ; Sarah, 913, 1067, 1216, 1331, 1354; Sarah A., 1031, 1067; Sarah M., 1201, 1214; Sarah S., 1192, 1201; Selina S., 1201, 1214; Sidney B., 195; Sig¬ mund, 468; Sophia K., 482; Susan, 106; Susanna, 37, 65, 146, 755, 1180; Susanna E., 1236, 1242; Sydney (Sidney) B., 195, 532, 554 Thomas J., 989; Tilghman C., 438, 452; Ursula, 37, 42, 43, 65; Ursula A., 1179, 1180; Ursula B., 1180, 1564; Verna M., 1214; William B., 1031, 1067; William H., 1241; Wil¬ liam M., 1192, 1201 Hoffmaster, Mary A., 1399 HofTner, Isabella, 1344, 1376; John, 1376 Hofford, Catharine, 1384; Joel, 1041; Mary A., 1041 Hoffrichter, Anna, 1280, 1281; Anna W., 1176; Balthasar (Balzer), 11, 1181; Christoph, 860; George (Georg), 466, 468, 1176, 1280, 1281; Maria, 39, 63, 65, 860; Ursula, 1280 Hofnagle, Carry I., 989; Dora, 989; Emma D., 979, 989; Eugene, 989; Fred C., 989; John S., 989; Luther, 989; Myrtle, 989; Paul, 989; Silas C., 979, 9S9 Hogan, Daisy E., 614; Jay J., 614 Hogstad, Anton, 1555; Clara, 1548, 1555 Hohburg (Hoburg), Christian, 10, 1436, 1437 Hohl, Bella E., 826; Charles, 458; Charlottie C., 458; Effinger, 826; Esther S., 458; Katie S., 443, 458; Mildred F., 458; Milton, 443, 458; Vida W., 458 Hoin, Wilhelmina, 827 Hoke, Arthur, 781; Carrie E., 781, 836; Charles S., 836; Conrad, 721, 781; Cornelius, 781; Daniel, 781; David C., 850; Ella, 781; Elmer, 781; Harry, 781; Herman, 781, 836; Katha¬ rine, 1121, 1144; Katie R., 781, 836; Lillian E., 825, 850; Magdalena A., 721, 781; Mar¬ tha I., 836; Marvin E., 836; Mary, 781; Mary S., 781, 836; Paul H., 836; Raymond, 781, 836; Robert E., 836; Sara, 781, 836; William, 1144 Holcombe, Mary M., 1510, 1524; Theophilus M., 1524 Holdeman, Elizabeth, 987 Holden, Franklin, 1477; Harriet P., 1463, 1477; Mary B., 99, 104; Sarah, 481, 497 Holder, Daniel D., 1573; Emma, 1573, 1576; Franklin A., 1573; George F., 1573; John, 1573; Lydia Y., 1572, 1573; Maria A., 1573; Solomon L., 1572, 1573; Susanna, 1573 Holderbaum, Margaret, 459 Holderman, Rosa, 1072, 1115 Hollabush, Jac., 945 Holland, 12, 17, 35, 40, 45, 46 Frank, 622; Harriet, 1510, 1525; Jennie K., 255, 267; John, 267; Martha, 267; Mildred, 603, 622; Oscar D., 255, 267; Sam¬ uel, 1525 Hollands, Amelia, 103, 113 Holledge, Edward, 1026; Emma E., 1025, 1026 Hollenbach (Hollenback), Anna L., 978, 988; David M., 988; George K., 988; Maria L., 1454, 1464; William H., 978, 988 Holley, Emma, 1167 Holliday, Mary G., 531, 553 Hollin, Barbara, 345 Hollinger, David, 828; Mary A., 772, 828 Ilollingshead, Arlene, 834; C. Er¬ nest, 778, 834; Charles E., 834; Ellen, 426, 438; Evelyn R., 834; Henry, 438; Naomi M., 778, 834 Hollingsworth, Susanna, 119 Hollis, Susanna M., 653 Hollman, Anthony, 1438; Sarah, 1438 Hollowed, Elizabeth C., 800; Fran¬ ces A., 1462, 1476; John B., 1476; Mercy, 1476 Holman, Edwin, 882; Josephine S., 877, 882; William H., 877, 882 Holmes, Ann E., 1027, 1059; Catha¬ rine T., 1476, 1490; Charles W., 1027, 1059; Elizabeth, 1451; Elizabeth D., 1546; Eliz’s, 1443; Frances, 1059, 1107; George, 1529, 1545, 1546; Harold E., 1546; Harriet R., 384, 406; Henrietta I., 1529, 1545; James W., 406; Jedediah, 1448; Lillian, 1120; Mary A., 550; Mary G., 1307; Melvin, 1477 Holo, Ole, 882 Holsinger, Annie E., 769, 824 Holsopple, Elizabeth, 1406 Holstein, Effie G., 829; Elias J., 829; Monroe E., 772, 829; Pauline E., 829, 852; Salinda E., 772, 829 Holt, Addie L., 114; Alpha S., 361, 379; Carlton B., 379; Charles A., 361, 379; Clara H., 287; Dean G., 379; Edward C., 114; Eugene, 287; Ivah, 379; Wheeler, 379 Holter, Henry, 491; Rosanna A., 491 Holtzman, Alda M., 402, 411; Daniel, 411; Donald K., 411; J. C., 402, 411 Holzer, Amelia, 1253; Blanche C., 1409; Edgar H., 1374, 1409; Jules, 1409; Mildred A., 1409; Z. Florence, 1374, 1409 Holzhauer, Catherine, 1393 Holzinger, Dorothy M., 504; Evelyn G., 504; John, 504; Lottie S., 484, 504; Mary E., 504; Nor¬ man B., 824; Rosa, 261 ; William J. , 484, 504 Homer, Charles, 1412; Margaret E., 1378, 1412 Homiller, Magdalena, 1464; Maria S., 1152; Mary, 944 Hommerding, Clara, 832 Homsher, Antrim, 1230, 1234; Edith W., 1230, 1234 Honderich, Abraham, 1401; Bertha L., 1358, 1401; Emma, 1358, 1401; Henry M., 1358, 1401; Verda V., 1401 Honetter, Susanna R., 694 Honiker, Mary, 251 Honnetter, Barney, 1157; Sarah, 1154, 1157 Honzeaker, Lena, 1430 Hood, Ada B., 869; Angeline W., 1488; Beulah, 1335, 1362; Caroline M., 869; Charles R ■ 869; Franklin, 869; Franklin C., 869; Harriet, 869, 873; Harriet E., 865, 868; Juliet K. , 869; Mary H., 869; 1G53 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Nathaniel P., 865, 868, 869; Rebecca, 869, 873; Rebecca M., 1024, 1057; Samuel E., 869; Susanna T., 869, 873; Thomas Y., 1057 Hoofstitler, Mary A., 619 Hook, Edith M., 298, 326; Esther, 107; Mehalla, 777; Susan, 832; William, 326 Hooker, Sophia R., 318 Hooper, Josepha, 798 Hoopes, Dorothy R., 1426; Harriet S., 1397, 1426; Harry E., 1426; Harry W., 1397, 1426; Helen L. , 1426; Mary A., 172, 192; William T., 192 Hoorn, 45 Hooser, George W., 1027, 1058; Herminea M., 1027, 1058; William R., 1058 Hoot, Barbara K., 285; Catharine, 1015, 1034; Cora A., 507, 536; Harry, 1083, 1126; Isadore, 901; John W., 1126; Maggie S., 1083, 1126; Margaret B., 495; Philip, 67; Samuel K., 536; Sarah H., 1559, 1561; Simon J., 1559, 1561; Sophia, 1374 Hoover, Algernon J., 697, 721; Annie S., 625; Charles, 721; Clara E., 1360; Cora A., 824, 849; Elizabeth, 1275; Ellen S., 613, 624; Elsie V., 1360; Ethel M. , 628; Bertha M., 849; Eva C., 625, 628; Evelyn H„ 1360; Frank W., 625, 628; George B., 1335, 1360; George R., 1360; George S., 625; Isaac B., 824, 849; Jacob D., 613, 624; Jacob R., 625; John D., 625; John W., 1125; Lizzie, 625; Lydia H., 697, 721; Mar¬ garet K., 1360; Martha E., 625; Mary, 393; Mary E., 1083, 1125; Mary L., 1360; Mary S., 625, 628, 1335, 1360; Rudolph, 1360; Rudolph S., 1360; Samuel, 624; Sarah E., 625; Susan, 373; Weldon B., 1360; Wilmer H., 1360 Hopf, Charles L., 261; Emma P., 245, 261 Hopfer, Cloyd F., 763, 819; Doro¬ thy M., 819; Elizabeth M., 763, 819; Emerson H., 819; Eva M., 763, 818; Frank L., 763; Fred L., 819; George H., 713, 763, 819; Harry G., 763, 818; Helen A., 818; Helen S., 763; Howard, 763; John G., 763; Lillian G., 819; Lizzie E., 762, 818; Margaret M., 819; Martha E., 713, 763; Richard H., 819; Stanley G., 819 Hopkins, Alice F., 1375; Amblet M., 404; Amy J., 275, 289; Bessie K., 380, 404; Doyl V., 404; Joanna, 1458; John B., 1375; Ruth V., 404; William M., 3S0, 404; Zaida M., 404 Hopkinson, 69 Hopp, Albert N., 1570; Cecil, 1568, 1570; Neola E., 1568, 1570 Hoppel, Lydia A., 1211 Hoppes, Joseph, 452; Sadie, 437, 452 Hoppiele, Caroline, 187 Hoppis, Ora, 1064, 1111 Horlacher, Christina, 151, 157 Horn (Horne), Abraham, 1508; Adam C., 1508, 1519; Adelaide, 1300; Albert S., 174, 195; Al¬ fred J., 1519; Alice M., 1519, 1536; Anna, 1518, 1534; Anna F., 1519, 1536; Anna M., 1508, 1519; Anna T., 1519, 1536; Annie, 1548; Annie H., 1530; Annie K., 1519, 1536; Annie M., 1514, 1530; A. R., 188, 1575 Benjamin F., 1508; Blanche, 1531 ; Blanche T., 1514, 1531 ; Calvin, 1518, 1535; Carrie, 1519, 1536; Catherine R., 1531; Charles, 1504, 1508, 1518, 1519, 1536; Charles D., 1508, 1518; Charles H., 1531; Charles R., 1514, 1531 ; Charlotte M., 1295, 1305; Clara B., 1519, 1536; David, 1536; David D., 1508, 1519 Earl S., 549; Edna K., 174, 195; Edward, 1518; Edward A., 1508, 1518; Edward D., 1519; Edward S., 1546; Edward T., 1514, 1530, 1536, 1547; Effie- bell R., 1537; Eleanor T., 1530, 1537; Elias L., 195; Elizabeth, 399, 1508, 1519; Elizabeth F., 1514, 1530; Elizabeth W., 1504, 1508, 1519; Elmer E., 1519, 1537; Elmer O., 1537, 1539; Emily, 1518, 1534; Emma, 1536; Emma W., 1530, 1547; Erwin S., 516, 549 Fannie, 1518; Fanny H., 1531; Florence L., 1530, 1547; Flor¬ ence V., 1514, 1530; Fordyce H., 1547; Frank B., 1547; Frank M., 1514, 1530; Frank P., 1510; George, 1519, 1536; George P., 1530, 1547; Harriet, 1518; Harriet C., 1514, 1530, 1546; Harriet E., 1530; Harry, 1535; Harry Y., 1514, 1530; Hazel H., 1.537; Helen, 1531; Henry, 549; Henry E., 1546; Howard, 1536 Ida M., 1519, 1536; Isabella T., 1514, 1530, 1531, 1547; J. Allen, 1519; James T., 1531; James W., 1519, 1536; John, 1305; John C., 1546; John U., 167, 186; Julia J., 1508, 1518; Kate M., 1519 Laura R., 1519, 1537; Laura V., 1519, 1536; Laura W., 1530, 1546; Laverne H., 549; Lavina, 1518, 1535; Lewis, 1519; Lil¬ lian, 1519, 1536; Louisa, 1508, 1519; Louise C., 1547; Louise F., 1531; Lulu S., 104; Luther, 1518 Marguerite E., 1530, 1546; Maria, 1508, 1520; Maria II., 1518, 1535; Marion L., 1530, 1547; Martin, 1519, 1536; Mary, 1518, 1531; Mary E., 1519; Mary G., 1530; Mary L., 781; Matilda, 1530; Matilda H., 1547; Matilda L„ 1505, 1513; Melchior, 1513; Melchior H., 1505, 1513, 1530, 1547; Melvin E., 549; Nellie, 1548; Nelson, 1548; Nora A., 1537, 1549 Ophelia S., 1519, 1536; Reuben H., 1508, 1519; Richard, 1536; Robert, 104; Robert C., 1530, 1546; Robert T., 1520, 1546; Rosan S., 1508, 1519; Roy, 1535; Ruth M., 516, 549, 1546 Sallie, 1519; Samuel W., 1519, 1536; Sherman, 1536, 1548; Sibila, 1518; Susan, 1530, 1547; Susan B., 1514, 1530; Susanna, 1508; Susannah C., 1508, 1518; William H., 1514; William M., 1530, 1546; Zelie E., 1546; Zelie H., 1530, 1546 Hornberger, Aaron, 715; Clinton, 715; Elizabeth D., 1353; Jacob, 715, 768; Priscilla H., 715, 768; Reuben, 715; Wallace, 715 Horner (Hornor), Anna E., 605; Annie S., 760; Barkley, 714, 765; Calvin, 760; Clarence V., 765; Dora M., 765, 821; Emily, 714, 765; Emma, 748; Hattie H. , 748, 804; Isaac, 765; Julia C., 765, 821; John, 371; Kate, 765; Lizzie, 310, 333; Lola I. , 765, 821; Lucy A., 765, 821; Margaret E., 765, 821; Mary, 358, 371; Nellie S., 765, 821; Oliver, 765; Orrin W., 1172; Persis T., 1164, 1172; Rebe M., 765; Robert E., 748, 804; Simon C., 765; Theodore C., 1164, 1172; Uriah H., 765; William K., 765 Horney, Benedict, 1232 Hornkeith, Annie, 1144 Horter (Hortter), Catharine N., 155, 163; Charles, 163; George, 163, 182; Georgina, 182; John, 155, 163, 182; Kate M., 182; Malvina, 163, 182; Mary A., 162, 179; Mary C., 182; Seal, 182; Susan R., 162, 181 Horton, Catharine H., 1324, 1334; George, 1334; Jane, 1324 Hosensack, 21, 26, 59, 65, 66, 68, 70, 72, 73 Hosensack Academy, 21 Hosfeld, Julia, 1424 Hotchkiss, Angelica, 766; Evelyn M., 731, 790; Irving, 790 Hottenstine, Sarah, 450 Houck, Alice A., 302; Amanda, 302, 331; Amos, 735; Bert, 991; Catharine, 302; Catherine C., 274, 282; Charles H., 302; Clara, 844; Edward, 434; Ema- line (Emmeline) L., 282, 302; Florence T., 318; Isaac, 282, 302; Jennie W., 434; John, 302; Jonathan, 694, 711; Lulu G., 1054 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1267, 1274; Maggie M., 991; Malinda, 1099; Margaret E., 291, 318; Martha H., 282, 302; Martha R., 302, 331; Martin E., 302; Mary, 702, 711, 735; Mary A., 710, 757, 759; Mary E., 279, 560; Mary J., 318; Mary M., 694, 711; Mary S., 282, 296, 302; Morris, 711; Peter, 274, 282, 757, 1274; Peter C., 282, 302; Philip, 318; Raymond E., 318; Reuben, 282, 302; Susanna C., 273, 282, 302; Thomas L., 302; William, 273, 282, 302; William E., 291, 318 Houffman, Lena, 240 Hough, Elizabeth, 156, 164; Ellen, 1488; Millie V., 1064, 1110; William, 1064, 1110 Houghton, Daisy, 1524, 1539 Houk, Minerva, 1338 Houlahan, Mary, 276, 289 Houpt, Ann, 1265 Houseal, Ann, 120 Housekeeper, Caroline, 545 Houseman, 743 Houser, Bertha I., 1090, 1134; Grover, 1134; Jonas, 1134; Louise, 262; Mary E., 604; Milton G., 1090, 1134; Pris¬ cilla, 807 Houskeeper, Susan O., 162; Thom¬ as, 162 Housmouth, Helen G., 1121; How¬ ard, 1121 Houston, Alexander M., 592, 612; Bruce E., 612; Ida M., 592, 612; John A., 612; Martha, 612; Robert, 612; Robert M., 612; Sam, 1472 Houtz, Cornelius, 1334; Elizabeth, 1334, 1358; Elizabeth B., 1324, 1334; Garie A., 1358; John, 1324, 1334, 1358; Mary A., 1334, 1358; Mary J., 1334; Millie B., 1334; Sarah, 1334, 1358; Zacharias, 1334 Hoveman — see Hoffman Hover, Frances, 1406; Wendell, 344 Howard, Abner, 1050; Abner U., 1050; Albert, 1050; Alice H., 311, 334; Ann, 1447; Anna C., 1567, 1569; Caroline, 1050; Charles B., 789; Charles IE, 1020, 1050; Dorothy H., 789; Edward M., 789; Fremont, 239, 253; George, 334; James, 1050; John C., 1567, 1569; Josephine, 789; Josiah, 728, 789; Laura A., 728, 789; Mark B., 789; Minta, 1050; Myrta K., 239, 253; Norman, 1050; Richard H., 789; Robert H., 789; Rosa B., 789; Ruth H., 789; Sarah L., 1020, 1050; Winona B., 253, 266 Howe, Blanche R., 921; Harriet, 1138; Mattie L., 1215 Howell, A. B., 1512; Amanda, 1510, 1526; Annie I., 761, 817; Clara, 782; Ezekiel, 1526; George, 685; John, 1505, 1509; Joseph, 1505, 1512; Naomi B., 774, 832; Sarah A., 275; Sarah W., 1505, 1512; Susanna W., 1505, 1509; Theodore, 832 Howet, Elizabeth, 978; Hannah, 1352 Howland, Henry, 1299; Maud, 1288, 1299 Hoyer, C. Frank, 764; Effie O., 764 Hubbard, Ola, 582, 602; William T., 602 Hubbert., Sarah A., 1241 Hubbs, Charles, 149, 1549; Edwin E., 1549; Elizabeth, 146, 149; Hester, 149; Mary A., 1549; Mary L., 1538, 1549; Robert C., 1549; William C., 1538, 1549 Huber, 1236 Alice Iv., 376, 401; Alverda H., 674; Amanda, 1216; Amanda S., 974; Ambrose H., 1104; Andora, 401; Angelina G., 1016, 1040; Anna Y., 889, 894; Anne W., 1272; Annie S., 497; Arthur H., 200; Benjamin, 112; Calvin, 974; Caroline R., 1266, 1272; Catharine A., 862; Charles, 401, 862; Charles O., 894; Edward, 889, 894; Edwin R., 248, 262; Elizabeth B., 160, 174; Elizabeth W., 1231, 1235; Ella M., 894, 901; Emma C., 1406; Emma E., 894, 901; Emma V., 774, 832, 833; Fred W., 1054, 1104; George, 497, 894, 1231, 1235; George A.„ 176, 200; Hannah L., 176, 200; Harry B., 376, 401; Helen, 401; Henry, 174; Henry H., 200; John, 832; John F., 754; John Y., 1266, 1272; Joseph, 1016, 1040; Kate, 902; Katie M., 894, 901; Laura L ., 894; Lawrence, 263; Leanna, 262; Lillian M., 248, 262; Louisa Z., 1054, 1104; Lydia, 493; Lydia A., 894; Marie, 1306; Mary A., 1104; Mary J., 894, 901; Mary O., 1348, 1382; Mathias, 262; Mildred C., 200; Myrtle, 263; Rachel R., 1104; Richard M., 1272; Sarah, 772, 1241, 1564, 1565; Sarah A., 1486; S. M. K., 1382; Susan J., 112; Susanna H., 862; Wil¬ son, 674 Hubley, Matilda, 871, 877 Hiibner — see Heebner Hudson, 1444, 1445 Charles, 550; Elizabeth, 550; Ida E., 1198, 1209; John H., 1209; Laura, 571, 582; Lottie M., 550; Robert, 550; William B., 1198, 1209 Hudt, Catharine, 1007 Hueter, Christina S., 908; Jacob, 908 Huey, Henrietta, 315; Mamie, 809 Huff, Alice, 441, 455; Alice M., 441, 454; Annie R., 455; Charles, 441, 455; Elizabeth, 1080; Em¬ ma F., 441, 454; Emma S., 427, 440; Florence, 441, 455; George E., 441, 454; Jerry, 427, 440; Jonas, 440; Kate, 440, 454, 514; Mary B., 441, 455; Mary I., 440, 454; Mary M., 822; Oswin, 440; Robert B., 455; Sevilla, 440; Susanna, 471, 475; Warren, 441; Warren T., 455 Iluffnagle, Frederick, 1265, 1270; George W., 1270; Mary A., 1265, 1270 Huffner, Elizabeth, 1357 Hufford, Albert C., 849; Albert K., 769, 824; Amanda M., 769, 824; Bellva L., 824, 849; Deborah F., 849; Florence I., 824, 849; Monroe M., 824, 849; Samuel, 824 Hugh, Robert, 685 Hughes, Adelaide S., 1301, 1307; Alice, 1397; Alma, 1420; Am¬ brose, 1387, 1420; Anna P., 1397, 1425; Annie, 1145; Annie L. , 1355, 1397; Arthur, 1420; Bernice, 168; Beulah, 1122, 1145; Boyd, 1420; Christiana, 1121; Clara M., 1355, 1397; Cloud D., 1397, 1425; Clude P., 1397; C. Maude, 1355, 1397; Cora E., 157, 168; Co- rinne P., 1397 ; C. William, 1014; Donald G., 1397 ; Eleanor 1420; Ella J., 1355; Ella W., 1397; Emily B., 1397, 1426; Erminnia J., 1355, 1397; Esther, 1397; George, 1420; Grace, 1397; Hannah, 637; Harriet S., 1397, 1426; Harry B., 1355, 1397; Helen M., 1307; Ida, 1422; Ida M., 1387, 1420; Irene, 1420; James, 1331, 1355; James E., 1355; Justin P., 1397; Laura S., 1355, 1397; Lenore, 1420; Marion F., 1397, 1425; Martha E., 1355, 1397; Mary B., 1331, 1355; Mary C., 1355, 1397; Mary E., 1397; Maude P., 1397, 1426; Mont¬ gomery, 1145; Nelson C., 1355, 1396; Oscar, 157, 168; Owen, 168; Raleigh B., 1397; Robert D., 1301, 1307; Ruth E., 1397; Samuel, 1355; Samuel V., 1355, 1397; Sarah, 284; Tyler M., 1397; Verner S., 1397; Vir¬ ginia, 1397; Walter, 1397; Walter R., 1355 Hughson, Albert L., 116, 133; An- delia M., 116; Annie P., 116, 133; Audrey, 133; Aylwin E., 133; Bernard C., 133; Cornelia M. , 116, 133; Dettor, 116, 132; Edgar F., 116; Elsie G.., 116, 132; Emma J., 116, 132; Fred, 106, 115, 133; Frederick M., 116, 133; Hallie C., 132, 141; Ida M., 115, 132; Jessie W., 116, 132; John, 132; Lovell, 133; Lucy A., 106, 115; Lucy F., 116, 132; Mabel W., 132; Marceline, 116, 132; Margaret A., 116, 133; Mary E., 133; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfeldek Families 1655 Mary P., 133; Otis, 116, 132; Ruth, 132; Virginia, 133; Wil¬ bur D., 132 Hugins, Herman, 549; Irene M., 515, 549 Huling, Anna L., 727, 787; Dora H., 787; Elizabeth, 787; Franklin H., 787; Gertrude L., 787, 838; Grace, 787; Helen M., 787, 838; Samuel C., 787; Watt M., 727, 787 Hull, Alice, 774; Edwin, 718, 774; Elizabeth, 100, 107 ; Hannah B., 718, 774; H. F., 733; Julia M., 733; Margaret, 267; Mary E., 774; Philip, 107; Sherman, 774 Hulshouzer, Aaron, 433; Mary, 423, 433 Hulsizer, Ann, 1545; Belle, 1531, 1547 Humberg, Wilhelmina, 815 Humberger, Sarah, 982, 992 Humbert, D. K., 710 Humlong, John J., 1156, 1161; Julian H., 1156, 1161 Hummel, Atta H., 1030, 1066; Charles, 1059; Charles F., 1030, 1066; Cora, 823; John, 1111; Louisa, 1111; Margaret, 1064; Maria, 1064, 1111; Moritz, 85; Sarah H., 686 Humphreys, Ann, 1172; Assheton, 1232 Humphries, W. F., 113 Hungary, 8, 10 Hunsberger (Hunsperger, Huns- burger), Abraham, 109, 1003; Abraham A., 1300; Abraham B., 451; Agnes S., 178, 203, 1200; Allen F., 109; Amanda E., 109, 123; Angeline, 1165; Anna, 715, 769; Anna F., 109; Annie, 393; Annie F., 123; Beatrice, 329; Catharine, 300, 569, 578; Catharine F., 102, 109; Cathrine, 325; Christian, 578, 1413; Christianna Y., 467, 470; Clara B., 1386 Daisy, 203; Daniel, 647, 657; Daniel F., 109; Daniel W., 203; Edna M., 203; Elda M., 186, 210; Elias F., 109, 123; Eliza B., 1407; Elizabeth B., 634; Elizabeth K., 238; Elmer K., 369, 393; Emma I., 890, 895; Emma N., 647, 657; Ephraim, 148; Ernest K., 393; Eva S., 746, 802; Frank, 186, 210; Hannah K., 178, 360, 376; Hannah M., 178, 203; Harry, 329; Harry H., 300; Harvey S., 123; Henry, 1204, 1350, 1386; Henry S., 178, 203, 1200; Horace A., 178, 203 Ida K., 369, 393; Ida M., 1386; Irving B., 1386; Jacob, 109, 467, 470, 657; Jesse, 895; Jessie, 431; Jessie W., 178; John, 1386; John B., 300; John D., 210; John H., 300; John U., 210; Joseph H., 281, 300; Josiah, 161, 178; Katha¬ rine I., 300, 329, 1204; Lin- wood H., 300, 329; Lizzie A., 178 Mabel S., 203; Magdalena, 1053; Marion, 329, 341; Martha, 488, 512; Martha S., 281, 300; Mar¬ tin G., 1386; Mary, 1379, 1413; Mary A., 178; Mary F., 109, 123; Mary S., 281, 300; Mau¬ rice S., 203; Mayme P., 389; Mildred, 329; Mildred H., 802; Minerva H., 300, 329; Minnie L., 203; Minnie M., 434, 451; Nettie C., 123; Oswin J., 178; Peter, 393; Rebecca M., 300, 329; Rosina, 148 Sal lie, 1153, 1155; Sallie M., 178; Sallie O., 109; Samuel, 102, 109; Sarah, 888, 890; Sarah B., 1350, 1386; Sarah C., 1289, 1300; Sarah O., 123; Sarah S., 161, 178; Solomon, 512; Susan, 280; Susanna, 109; Susanna K., 178; Warren N., 1386; William, 238; William F., 109; William O., 802; William P., 746, 802; William R., 802 Hunsicker (Huntsicker), Abbie, 808; Abraham D., 274, 283, 305; Anna W., 284, 305; A. R., 522, 551; Bertha I., 1379, 1414; Carl H., 304; Catharine T., 328; Christian D., 284, 305; Daniel, 1100; Daniel M., 336; David, 1022, 1053; Donald K., 372; Dorothy M., 372; Edna K., 522, 551; Ellen D., 284, 304; Elmer E., 359, 372; Emma, 1100; Esther, 108; Florence H., 304; Garrett F., 284, 304; Garret T., 257; Ger- hardt, 283; Harvey H., 1022; Henry B., 240, 257; Ida J., 284, 304; Joseph C., 1414; Josiah E., 1144; Kate, 1022, 1053; Kathryne R., 372; Lizzie E., 1034, 1073; Lizzie L., 312, 336; Lydia, 807; Martin, 1010, 1022; Martin H., 1022; Mary, 292, 666, 671, 1204; Mary D., 274, 283; Mary E., 284, 305; Mary G., 257; Mary H., 305, 1022; May H., 304, 332; Mel¬ vin T., 284, 304; Minnie M., 240, 257; Morris, 1288; Oscar W., 305; Pearl E., 372; P. M., 304; Rebecca, 752; Sallie A., 1122, 1144; Sallie D., 1163, 1171; Samuel W., 372; Sarah, 1022; Sarah PL, 1010, 1022; Stella K., 305, 332; Susan K., 359, 372; William A., 551; William D., 1073, 1122, 1144 Hunt, Abel, 1473; Adam, 1448, 1460; Albert S., 1499; Allen R., 1490, 1499; Ann M., 1454, 1460, 1461; Arnold R., 1499; Cecil L., 1499; Charles G., 1492; Dora A., 1499; Dora E., 1490, 1499; Elizabeth, 1461, 1475; Elizabeth S., 1460, 1475; Eva D., 1477, 1492; Frances, 1006; George L., 1137; Henry, 1460; Henry S., 1475; Henry W., 924; Julia A., 1475, 1489; Julia M., 1499, 1500; Lyman D., 1475, 1489; Maria E., 1490, 1499; Marion E., 1499; Mary A., 1460, 1475; Mary C., 1475, 1490; Miriam E., 1092, 1137; Patience, 1458, 1473; Rebecca C., 1454, 1460; Russel A., 1450, 1454, 1460, 1461, 1475, 1490, 1499; Sally, 922, 924; Samuel C., 1460, 1475; Silas, 1448, 1460, 1461 Huntelton, Elizabeth, 822 Hunter, Amelia, 1543; Annie, 587; C. O., 1521; Elmira S., 508; Helen M., 1051, 1100; H. H., 508; J. T., 1070; Kate D., 1521; Lucinda K., 1357; P. Frank, 314; Samuel J., 1100; Sarah, 1058; Sarah A., 289, 314; Susanne, 107; W. H., 1357 Huntington, Anna H., 1523, 1539; Benjamin, 1523; Constance, 1539; Deshler, 1539; Jane, 1539; Jane D., 1509, 1523; Jessie H., 1523, 1539; P. W., 1509, 1523; Rachael, 1539; Ruth, 1539; Thomas D., 1523, 1539; Webster, 1539; Webster P., 1523, 1539 Huntsman, Amanda L., 1277 Huntzinger, Catharine N., 981; Rebecca H., 973 Hurd, Seymour, 1450; Timothy, 1450 Hurlock, Samuel, 899; Sophie, 892, 899 Hurr, Mary, 768 Hurry, Anna, 1141 Hurshman, Melissa, 1568 Hurst, Maria, 1114; Mary E., 1415 Hury, Jacob, 223 Husted, Edith, 1499; Josephine M., 584 Huston, Ann, 867, 871; Elizabeth, 1261, 1263; Hannah K, 208; John, 871, 1263; Martha M., 579; Mary, 1261, 1263; Rich¬ ard L., 579 Hutcheson, J. D., 404; Lillie B., 404 Hutchinson, Crissie L., 713, 761; Elizabeth J., 880; Emily, 868, 872; Ethel L., 591, 611; John, 611; Marion W., 905 Hutchison, Ada V., 621; Budd J., 621; Daisy H., 1524, 1539; Elmer, 621; Grant, 619; Grover C. , 600, 621; Ida M., 1497; Jane D., 1524, 1539; Joseph, 1509, 1524; Joseph D., 1524, 1539; Katie S., 619; Lucretia D. , 1509, 1524; Mamie H., 600, 621; Margaret, 1538; Mary D., 1524, 1539; Maud, 1524, 1539; Sara I., 621 Hutson, James, 582; Lottie M., 521; Robert, 521 Hutt, Katherine, 1125 Hutton, Emma, 324; Sarah, 609 Huxtable, Florence M., 932, 936; Lester, 932, 936 Iluyett, Elmer R., 737, 793; Isaac, 1656 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 793; Mary E., 1168; Susan H., 737 793 Huzzard, Rachel, 1032, 1069 Hyde, Annette, 998 Hyford, James B., 1541; Lulu, 1541 ; Mary J., 1541 Hykes, Emma L., 769, 824; Emmanuel S., 769, 824; Samuel J., 824 Hyneman, Henry, 447; John W., 431, 447; Sallie K, 431, 447 Hyper, 1370 I Ihach, B. Frank, 295, 323; Hiram W., 323; Lucetta M., 323; Martha B., 295, 323 Ibbotson, Alice, 1101; Mary H., 1101 Ignaczok, Juzeba, 1429 Ihlenfeld, Caroline, 911 Ihrie, Annie M., 1526; William, 1526 IlifF, Adda, 649; Anna B., 640, 649; Charles H., 640, 649; Thomas G., 649 Illingworth, Helen M., 1384, 1416; Ralph W., 1384, 1416; Timo¬ thy, 1416 Ilsemann, Frances S., 959, 961; George F., 959, 961 Imfeld, Eva B., 142; Fred J., 142 Inch, Annie F., 399, 410; Ira W., 399, 410; Jacob, 410; Milton, 410; Wilson, 410 Ingalls, Benjamin, 609; Hattie, 591, 609 Ingersoll, Chalmers, 637, 643; Charles J., 643; Charlotte, 643, 653; Charlotte A., 653; Charlotte B., 636, 637, 643; George B., 643, 652; Mary T., 653; Sara, 653; Theresa M., 643, 652; Thomas, 643; Thomas C., 653 Inglis, Matthew, 469 Ingraham, Eleazer, 1448; Elisha, 1448; Nathaniel, 1448 Ingram, Anna M., 1421; Anna S., 1388, 1421; Archie, 1388; Doris, 752; Frances M., 1356, 1398; Hattie M., 1388, 1421; Ila L., 1388, 1421; Jane B., 1421; J. Elmer, 138S, 1421; Jennie C., 1388, 1421; J. Jeffer- is, 1356, 1398; L. Zaidee, 1388, 1421; Martha A., 1351, 1388; Mary M., 1388, 1421; Mildred R., 1421; Nellie A., 1388; Samuel W., 1398; Wil¬ liam, 1398; William A., 1388, 1421; William J., 1351, 1388 Innes, Anna, 1514; Anna B., 1514, 1531; Carrie, 1531; Catharine S., 1526, 1541; Charles, 1510, 1526; Charles B., 1531; Ed¬ ward, 1526; Elizabeth, 1531; Frank, 1531; James R., 1505, 1514, 1531; John A., 1505, 1513; Joseph, 1526, 1541; Mary J., 1541; Matilda W., 1510, 1526; Robert, 1525; Samuel, 1514, 1531; Stanley, 1531; Susan B., 1505, 1514; Susanna W., 1505, 1513; William, 1514 Insley, Lillie M., 1112 Irvin, Ella, 841; Ellen, 838 Irvine, 58 Ella M., 670, 678; Elias, 678; Virginia C., 678; Walter, 670, 678; Walter T., 678 Irwin, 1033, 1070 Frances H., 869, 874; James, 551, 657; Katharine, 522, 551; Mar¬ cia, 647, 657; Richard, 874 Isenberg, Mary, 1360 Isett, Malinda, 735, 791 ; Samuel P., 791 Israel, Jane, 1083 Italy, 82 Ives, Albert G., 1030, 1067 ; Anna M. , 1067, 1113; Charles E., 1478; Charles H., 1067; Edwin, 1067; Esther P., 1030, 1067; James L., 1067; Mae W., 1067, 1113; Robert T., 1067; Sarah I., 1463, 1478; Warren A., 1067; William E., 1067, 1113 J Jack, Elizabeth J., 1352; Ella L., 1352; John C., 1352, 1391; Lucretia S., 1352, 1391; Robert N. , 1352; Sarah B., 1330, 1352; W. Frank, 1352; William, 1330, 1352 Jackel— see Yeakel Jackman, Ella M., 1045, 1093; John, 1093 Jackson, Andrew, 1505, 1513; An¬ nie, 531; Annie M., 1241, 1250; C. Harry, 745; Ella L., 745; Ella M., 1250; Elmer J., 1250; Emma O., 706, 744; Florence M., 1250; Frank B., 500, 528; Helen A., 1250; John R., 1250; John T., 1250; Letitia E., 303; Mary C., 1554; Robert E., 1241, 1250; Sarah B., 500, 528; Thomas H., 744; Walter C., 706, 744; William H., 528 Jacob, Amanda K., 176, 197; Chris- tianna K., 176, 197; Flora A., 176, 198; Hannah K., 176, 198; Henry K., 176; John B., 160, 176; John K., 176, 198; Su¬ sanna K., 160, 176 Jacobs, 717 Angeline, 1072, 1115; Anna E., 151, 157; Betty H., 321; Effie M., 951, 956; Francis H., 591, 610; Henry E., 1546; Horace, 956; Irene B., 335; John, 157; John M., 312, 335; Lenetta, 321; Lucile, 321; Mabelle B., 293, 321; Marguerite E., 1530, 1546; Mary R., 591, 610; Maude A., 312, 355; Melvin, 321; Melvin C., 293, 321; Rhoadanis H., 335; WilliamA., 321 Jacobsen, Anna E., 1490 Jacoby, Alice N., 425, 436; Arthur, 542; Caroline H., 101, 108; Catharine, 1507; Cornelia, 108, 121; Daniel, 108, 725, 785; Diana, 901; Emma M., 873, 1344, 1376; Flora, 873; George L., 101, 108; Hannah, 108, 725; Harry M., 121 ; Helen, 785, 838; Henry M., 108, 121; Ida B., 510, 542; John, 542, 868, 873; Katharine B., 725, 785; Ken¬ neth, 542; Lester, 542; Linda, 785, 1059, 1106; Margaret S., 700, 725; Martha, 998; Mary H., 868, 873; Mary S., 108, 121; Nathaniel, 700, 725; Peter S., 1507; Russel P., 873; Titus, 436; Valeria, 726; Valeria H., 700, 725; Virginia L., 121; Warren, 510, 542; Widdifield, 873; W. Reese, 542 Jaffery, Barbara, 1048 James, Catharine K., 1289, 1300; Catherine, 1402; Eliza A., 180, 207; Elizabeth, 623; Hannah, 1153; John H., 180, 207; John P., 207; Katie, 699; Louisa, 207; Mary A., 689, 699; Matil¬ da, 157, 167; Trell A., 1289, 1300; Wile, 167; William, 689, 699 Jameson, Zerelda, 405 Jamison, John, 1391; Katherine L., 1352, 1391; Mary A., 689, 698 Janda, Mayme, 1405 Janes, Belva L., 380, 405; Caroline, 1492; Horace A., 405 Jaques, Elizabeth M., 568, 574; Richard, 568, 574 Jaquette, Mary B., 121 Jarrett, Henry, 291, 319; Mary, 206; Mary L., 291, 319; Samuel F., 62; Tacy, 207 Jauer, 9, 12 Jefferay, Lois R., 1046; Walter C., 1046 Jefferis (Jefferas), Arthur N., 1396; Edna S., 1396; Edward S., 1355, 1396; Ernestine Iv., 1396; Jennie, 156; Jennie C., 116, 134; Jennie D., 164; Joseph, 134; Keturah P., 1396; Lewis G., 1396; Nettie E., 1355, 1396; Rebecca, 134; Thomas C., 134; Thomas N., 116, 134 Jeffersonville, 62 Jelliff, Jennie, 879 Jellison, Anna M., 1362, 1405; James C., 1405; J. H., 1362, 1405 Jenkins, Cora E., 1388, 1421; Hen¬ ry, 1421, 1422; John, 685; Mary E., 1485; Pearl I., 1389, 1422; Ralph, 1388, 1421; Sal¬ mon F., 652; Theresa M., 643, 652 Jennings, Auguste P., 434, 450; Elsie M., 434, 450; J. Fred, 673; John A., 450; Loriella, 679; Marion V., 450; May L., 667, 673; Philip, 679; Ruth M., 672, 679; Thelma C., 450 Jepson, Mary E., 460 Jerman, Grace, 583, '603; Henry, 603 Jervis, Benjamin E., 1290, 1302; Isaac, 1302, 1305; Joseph, 1293, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1057 1305; Kathryn A., 1290, 1302; Nora A., 1293, 1305; Welling¬ ton A., 1302 Jevick, Fred O., 1537; Hazel H., 1537 Jewell, Henrietta, 291, 318; Isabel, 140; Joseph, 318 Jewett, Allie M., 591, 610; Lon, 610 Jodon, Rachel E., 1326, 1342; Wil¬ liam A., 1342 John, Anna Iv., 1002; Caspar, 37, 42, 43, 65, 344, 1001, 1002; Charles, 973; Edith B., 1567; Herman, 973; Hulda, 973; Jane B., 973; Maria, 220; Mar¬ tin, 10, 220; Paul, 1567; Re¬ gina, 65, 344; Rose, 973 Johns, Charles, 104; Emma S., 104 Johnson, 207, 633, 634 Ada M., 873, 879; Ada P., 1417, 1429; Ada S., 503, 530; Ade¬ laide, 206; Agnes S., 895, 953, 958; Alace, 715, 767; Albert E., 1363; Alice, 366, 387; Allen F., 234, 241, 948, 953; Alma J., 1412; Amanda V., 1346, 1378; Amelia H., 1339, 1367; Andrew U., 1102; Anna R., 1195, 1204; Annie, 1462; Annie E., 1135; Arthur L., 843; Arthur S., 1204 Benjamin F., 1417; Bessie, 534; Bessie N., 1378, 1412; Bessy R., 533, 555; B. K, 744; Carl M., 1204; Catharine, 1102; Catharine M., 1142; C. Eleanor, 1414; Charles, 513, 534, 1378; Charles H., 358, 370; Charles K., 242, 258; Charles T., 25S, 681; Charles W., 394; Charlotte, 1168; Christena, 569, 577; Clara Y., 1275, 1278; Clarence V., 1378, 1412; Cyrus W., 1417 Daniel S., 1102; Dorothy E., 1278; Earl W., 1102; Edda B., 1385; Edgar C., 1404; Edith, 394; Edward H., 1352; Ed¬ ward Iv., 1102; Elizabeth, 273, 274, 299, 1189, 1193, 1330, 1398; Elizabeth B., 370, 394; Ella G., 242, 258; Ella T., 675; Ella V., 365, 386, 1378; Ellen J. , 448; Ellis L., 187; Elmer E. , 6, 23, 26,. 27, 82, 705, 744, 895, 953, 958, 1378, 1412, 1560; Elsie O., 449; Elwood, 555; Emma C., 705, 744; Emma J., 142; Ernest, 449; E. Russell, 1412; Esther G., 1102, 1142; Esther R., 257; Eva M., 1378, 1412; Evelyn M., 843; E. W., 1361, 1404 Fannie J., 168, 187; Florence B., 1417, 1430; Francis H., 241, 257; Frank, 106, 116, 117; Frank L., 134; Frank M., 616, 626; Frank T., 116, 134, 671, 678; George D., 1290; George M., 843; George R., 1135; George W., 370; Georgianna K. , 370, 394, 1267; Georgie F. , 1417; Grafton S., 134 Hannah, 275, 288; Harriet, 818; Harriet H., 316; Harrison, 675, 681; Harry, 873, 879; Harry J., 1404; Harry T., 1195, 1204; Helen E., 1412; Helen G. , 257; Henry, 1274; Henry H. , 1003; Henry Y., 376; How¬ ard C., 1378, 1412; Howell C., 1278; Ida B., 1385, 1417; Iris E., 626; Irwin B., 1378; Isaac, 288, 1345; Isaac B., 241, 953 Jacob P., 953, 958; Jacob R., 530; James H., 1417; James M., 1385, 1417; Jeanette, 1013, 1026; John, 63, 64, 533, 555, 1558; John A., 1053, 1102; Jonas, 1102; Joseph J., 370, 394; Kathryn S., 1265, 1271; Laura B., 1352; Laura V., 843; Leila A., 257; Leonard H., 555; Lillie B., 1290; Lizzie H., 241, 257 Maggie A., 843; Maggie G., 505, 534; Maggie H., 809, 843; Marcus F., 370, 394, 1267; Margaret, 1351, 1390; Margaret E., 1378, 1412; Margaret L., 116, 134; Mark, 1330; Martha A., 257; Mary, 1337, 1373, 1423, 1455; Mary A., 121pMary C., 1091, 1135; Mary E.,"241, 360, 376, 489, 513, 671, 678, 1102, 1142, 1268, 1274, 1321, 1330; Mary K., 234, 241, 953; Mary L. , 1053, 1102; Mattie, 1335, 1361 Nicholas, 241; Pearl, 555; P. Frank, 626; Rachel, 1427; Rachel A., 1068, 1113; Ralph M. , 1417; Ralph S., 1204, 1219; Robert, 1385; Robert C., 678; Robert G., 678; Robert W., 187; Roland M., 1412; Rolland, 958; Ruth E., 1361, 1404; Ruth M., 1336, 1363; Samuel M., 1367; Sarah, 779, 840; Sarah E., 1204, 1219; Silas W., 767; Smith, 505, 534; Susan A., 358, 370; Susan E., 953, 958; Susanna K., 241; Susanna S., 948, 953 Thaddeus, 134; Violet E., 616, 626; Virginia, 555; Walter, 316, 809. 843; W. Donald, 1412; Wilburt E., 1412; Wil¬ fred H., 1412; William, 370, 534; William B., 1346, 1378; William F., 370; William H., 168, 187, 1135; William O., 1378; William R., 1275, 1278; William T., 134, 1091, 1135; William Y., 234, 241; Wilson K., 258; W. R., 1068, 1113 Johnston, Alice O., 1362; Altha W., 1361; Amy B., 1362; Benja¬ min F., 1429; Bessie A., 1362; Edith B., 1335, 1361; Guy B., 1361; Harold U., 1362; Helen C., 1362; John W., 1361; Lenore B., 1362, 1405; Mabel K., 1413, 1429; Mary A., 1362; Ralph A., 1362; Rosanna H., 1361, 1404; Wilda J., 1362; William, 1361; Zachariah, 1335, 1361 Johnstone, Blanche, 582, 600; Han¬ nah M., 571, 582; James R., 571, 582 Joline, Benjamin F., 1519; Emma L., 1535; Emma R., 1518, 1535; Frank, 1535; George H., 1518, 1535; Henry K., 1508, 1518; Julia, 1508, 1518; Louisa H., 1519, 1535; May C., 1535; Susannah C., 1508, 1518; War¬ ren H., 1518, 1535; Winfield S., 1519 Jolly, Mary, 1427 Jonas, Justus, 8 Jondahal, Barbara M., 994 Jones, 1448 Abigail, 1459; Abraham, 635; A. Conrad, 33, 289, 314; Alex¬ ander H., 181, 208; Alfred A., 1475; Alice, 1399; Allen, 196; Allen B., 957; Amanda, 635; Ann M., 1024, 1057; Anna C., 167; Anna E., 314, 633, 635, 640; Azariah, 1028; Barclay, 167; Barclay C., 167; B. E., 524, 552; Benjamin, 130; Ber¬ tha C., 324; Bessie, 114, 130 Carrie L., 524, 552; Catharine, 1446, 1457, 1467; Charles, 1457; Charles C., 208; Charles H., 324; Charles W., 167, 187; Charlie, 593; David, 635; Da¬ vid H., 552; David R., 552; Della S., 167, 187; Dorothea B. , 314; Dorothy E., 961 Edna F., 1073, 1117; Edward, 157; Edward A., 187; Edward G., 167; Eli, 992; Elizabeth, 371, 372, 593, 635, 641, 750, 793, 806, 957, 961; Elizabeth B., 1028; Elizabeth H., 167; Elizabeth P., 957, 961; Ellen D., 276, 290; Ellen K., 196; Ellwood, 314; Elmer K., 196; Elsie, 833, 853; Emeline Y., 573; Emily A., 181, 208; Emma, 593; Emma C., 840; Emma N., 157; Emma R., 167; Evan, 1232 Flora B., 982, 992; Fred, 1475; George W., 1117; Grace W., 324; Hannah, 338, 489, 512; Harman, 633, 635; Harry L., 296; Harvey, 175, 196; Harvey D. , 1375, 1410; Harvey L., 1410; Henry L., 324; Hester, 1411; Ida W., 175, 196; Irwin G., 1410; Isaac, 316, 1378; Isabell C., 808 Jacob, 635, 641; Jane, 1482; Janet, 623; Jasmina, 167; Jen¬ nie, 1344, 1374; John, 480, 635, 753, 808, 968; John S., 806; Joseph, 1021; Kate, 593; Katie E. , 296, 324; Leanna, 210; Lela E., 1336, 1363; Louis, 290; Louisa R., 1346, 1378; Lucy D., 106, 118; Lydia, 593, 594, 615; Lydia E., 635; Lydia S., 641 1058 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Mabel E., 753, 808; Mabel M., 953, 957; Mabel I., 595; Mar¬ garet V., 482, 500; Mariah, 1478; Mary, 243, 593, 799, 1468, 1482, 1483; Mary E., 290, 316, 1509, 1521; Mary F., 1375, 1410; Mary L., 289, 314; Mary R., 1021; Matilda M., 578, 593; Mildred L., 552; Minnie E., 1390, 1423; Miriam R., 961; Mordecai, 1441; Mor¬ ris, 1045; Nora, 1241, 1250 Oliver D., 1363; Paul W., 961; Rachael M., 552; Rachel C., 314; Rebecca A., 571, 582, 1461, 1475; Richard H., 961; Richard S., 1423; Robert E., 961; Robert G., 957, 961; Robert H., 595; Robert T., 808; Sallie, 635; Samuel, 480; Sarah, 593, 853; Sarah A., 574; Sarah H., 167; Seth, 1461, 1475; Silva K., 1045; Theodore E., 552; Thomas, 573; Walter, 167; Wilda, 1362; Wilhelmina H., 635, 641; William, 512, 578, 593; William C., 582; William H., 324; Wilson, 574 Jordan, Charles, 738, 796; Elmina, 493; Emily K., 284, 305; George, 914; Helen, 796; Helen L., 911, 914; Joh. C., 12; John T., 796; Leonard G., 305; Mary B., 738, 796 Joule, Louisa, 1026, 1058 Judd, Charles S., 321; Helen, 293, 321 Julius, Bessie G., 584, 604; Demoret ML, 604; Nancy, 604; Philip, 604; Robert L., 584, 604 Jull, Ebenezer, 1393; Priscilla, 1353, 1393 Jumper, Charles, 999; Mabel B., 992, 999; Roy, 992, 999 June, William H., 381 Jungels, Elizabeth, 832, 853; Peter, 853 Jury, Ada L., 782, 837; Benjamin, 782; Bryan L., 782, 837 ; Catha¬ rine M., 837; Clara F., 782, 837; Cloyd B., 782, 837; C. Richard, 782; Donald R., 782; Ida A., 721, 782; Mary E., 782, 837; M. Pauline, 782, 837; Nathan J., 782; Ralph A., 782, 837; Samuel, 721, 782; Ward L., 782 Just, George H., 513, 547; Herman, 547; Sarah G., 513, 547 Justice, Charles, 1276; E. Beatrice, 1276; Erma E., 1268, 1276; Flora I., 298; Floyd E., 1276; George, 1268, 1276; Joseph, 298 K Kachlein, Andrew, 1503 Kadelbach, Oswald, 13, 16-20, 418, 928, 977, 1313 Kafer, Anthony, 509, 540; Albert R., 559; Annie R., 540, 559; Bertha C., 540; Charles A., 540, 558; Charles L., 558; Earl ()., 558; Elmer C., 540; George E., 558; Grace B., 540, 559; Howard A., 540; John, 509, 540; Josephine, 559; Margaret G., 540, 558; Mary M., 509, 540, 559; Nina E., 540, 558; Otis E., 540, 558; Roy V., 540; Susan M., 509, 540; Susie L., 540; Violet M., 558; Willard A., 540, 559; YVilliam L., 559 Kahan, Frances H., 1059, 1107; Louis M., 1059, 1107; Marx, 1107 Kahl, Rosetta C., 169 Kahlbach, Catarina, 88, 91 Kahler, Daniel, 431; Elizabeth, 431; Mary A., 422, 431 Kahn, Catherine, 1566 Kahre, Elenora G., 484 Kaiser, Adelia, 912, 915; Esther, 476, 489; Julina, 499; William, 915 Kaldowen, George, 486; Maria, 474, 486 Kamerly, Mary P., 1278 Kanauer, Flora, 291 Kane, Eliza H., 687, 696, 719; George, 687, 696, 719; James, 367; John J., 1549; Margaret E., 357, 367; Maria G., 426, 437; Mary, 834, 1145; Nora A., 1537, 1549; William, 426, 437 Kantner, Minerva D., 1216; War¬ ren, 1216 Kapella, A. S., 894, 902; Stella M., 894, 902 Kapelski, Frances, 1078 Ivarbel, George J., 563; Violet M., 560, 563 Karges, Annie, 591 Karnes, Catharine N., 972, 979; Charles, 972, 979; Clara A., 980, 990; Cora L., 990; Edwin, 980; Eli, 980; Ella, 980; Henry J., 990; Ida, 980; Lloyd, 980, 990; Nettie, 980; William, 980; Willis M., 990 Karver — see Kerver Kase, Mary, 1130 Kates, Juliet, 869 Katz, Mary G., 1247 Katzmire, Charles F., 462; Sarah, 453, 462^ Kauffman (Kaufmann, Kaufman), Alma, 614, 625; Anna M., 492; Annie, 1080; C. Robert, 625; Elizabeth, 695, 716, 1401, 1574; Emma, 1156; Emma S., 1156; Franklin B., 1156; George K., 758; Joe, 276; Julius F., 900; Laura M., 893, 900; Lenora K, 711, 758; Lizzie II., 1428; Mary M., 1156, 1161; Nathan, 1154, 1156; Rebecca S., 1154, 1156; Susanna G., 276; Susanna R., 1156, 1160 Kay, Catharine, 1097; Mary E., 423, 433; Samuel, 433 Ivayser, Lena, 1113 Kazenwadel, Anna C., 313, 337; Gottlob, 337 Keachline, Ellen Y., 552 Keane, Patrick J., 1205; Mary Iv. 1195, 1205 Kearney, Florence A., 177, 201; Michael, 201; Patrick F., 177, 201 Kearns, Juliann, 568, 571; Olive M., 1388, 1422; William B., 1388, 1422; William H., 1422 Kearny, Mary, 1148 Kebler, Matilda, 1088 Keck, Allen, 124; Alma R., 140; Anna M. (Mary), 93, 98; Arabella, 500; Bertha M., 123; Bessie, 123; Conrad, 72; Cora, 110, 124; Daniel, 123; Daniel H., 102, 110, 124; David, 98, 102; David J., 110, 124; Doro¬ thea M., 140; Earle J., 455; Edna A., 124; Edna C., 123, 139; Edwin, 110; Elise M., 165, 185; Elizabeth, 124; Elizabeth G. , 102, 110; Elizabeth Y., 102, 110; Ella, 110; Elmer C., 124, 140; Elsie M., 124; Elwina S., 360, 377; Emalina, 102; Emma, 124; Emma R., 110, 124; Esther, 102; Esther K., 98, 102 Florence D., 110, 124; Florence W., 124; Franklin G., 110; George, 500; Grace I., 455; Hannah N., 110, 123; Harold W., 754, 809; Harvey A., 123, 139; Henry, 68, 93, 98, 102; Henry A., 124; Henry H., 482, 500; Henry Y., 110, 124; Ida M., 110, 124; Irene E., 500; Jacob H., 124; Jennie, 110, 123; Joel H., 102; Joel Y., 110; John, 98; Jonathan, 123; Jona¬ than Y., 110, 123 Katie L., 110; Lawrence N., 123; Lillie M., 124; Lizzie, 110, 124; Lotta B., 124; Louise Z., 140; Lydia N., 979, 989; Maria, 102, 110; Maria L., 1079; Martha M., 124; Mary, 110; Mary A., 124; Matilda N., 110; Matilda S., 102, 110; Maude, 123, 140; Maurice E., 124; Milton, 809; Minnie, 110; Miriam F., 124; Oliver, 110; Pearl R., 124 Rachel H., 98, 102; Ralph L., 124; Rebecca, 102; Rosa C., 110, 124; Rufus C., 124; Ruth S., 754, 809; Sallie G., 110; Sallie T., 110; Sarah A., 110, 124; Stelletta W., 123, 139; Susanna, 102; Susanna M., 500; Susanna N., 482; Thelma P., 140; Theresa, 110; Thomas K., 102, 110; Warren R., 124; William, 98, 102, 110, 124; Wil¬ liam C., 124; William K., 102, 110; Wilmer N., 123, 139 Keckler, Grace C., 1377, 1411; Mil¬ lard F., 1411 Keebler, Alfred L., 520; Elizabeth H. , 520, 550; Ella M., 520, 550; Ethel B., 520, 550; How¬ ard L., 520, 550; Irene V., 520, 550; J. Naefie, 550; John L., 495, 520; J. Warren, 520, 500; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1659 Laura B., 520; Mabel E., 520, 550; Mary E., 550; Mary K., 495, 520; Ruth A., 550 Keech, Henry B., 1353, 1392; Lydia L., 1353, 1392; Nathaniel J., 1392 Keehn, Almoretta, 700, 726; Carrie D., 726, 786; Catharine F., 726; Catharine S., 700, 726; Charles, 690, 700, 726; Cora, 726; Daniel, 700, 726; D. Edwin, 312; Ed., 726; Elizabeth, 700, 726, 727; Evan, 726; Geor- gianna S., 700, 726; Gertrude K., 726; Harvey P., 726; Howard, 726; Irene F., 312; Jacob, 700; Jennie E., 726; John, 700, 726; Kate, 726; Katie O., 726; Laura, 726; Lot¬ tie, 726; Louisa G., 700, 726; Mabel B., 726; Margaret, 700; Maria B., 690, 700; Martha W., 700, 726; Martin, 726; Matilda, 700, 726; Morris, 726; Needie, 726; Newton, 726; Nora, 726; Orlando, 700, 726; Paul, 726; Peter B., 700, 726; Raymond, 726; Sarah B., 700, 726; William, 726 Keel, Andrew H., 580; Barbara A., 570, 580; Catharine E., 580, 598; Emma L., 580, 598; Flor¬ ence M., 598; Frank M., 580, 598; Harry M., 598; Harry T., 580, 598; Maggie C., 580; Martin S., 570, 580; Miriam A., 580, 598; Rebecca W., 580, 598 Keeler (Keelor), Alice H., 1083, 1126; Anna, 308; Anna P., 328, 341; Araminta A., 1301, 1307; Cora A., 1301, 1307; Elizabeth, 287; Eva M., 1084, 1127; Han¬ nah H., 273, 280; Helen H., 1126; Helen M., 435, 451; Helen R., 1126, 1146; Henry, 280; Henry B., 308, 1301; Herbert G., 1084, 1127; Jesse H., 1289, 1301; John, 1084; LeRoy H., 1126, 1146; Lillian A., 1301, 1307; Lydia T., 126; Mary, 815; Mary A., 286, 308; Mary H., 308, 1301; Mary J., 1289, 1301; Peter H., 1040, 1084; Reinhard K., 1126; Rich¬ ard A., 1146; Richard Z., 1083, 1126; Salome H., 286, 308; Sarah, 647; Sarah J., 1040, 1084; Walter J., 451; Warren, 341; William H., 286, 308 Keely (Keeley), Carrie S., 951; Clara S., 951; Elmer S., 951; Emma S., 952; Harry S., 951, 956; Harvey S., 951; H. B., 1158; Henry S., 947, 951; Ida'J., 284, 304; Jacob, 304; Joseph¬ ine M., 1158; Mary A., 951, 956; Mary S., 951, 956; Matil¬ da S., 952; Rebecca, 1372, 1407; Samuel, 951; Sarah H., 757; Sarah K, 947, 951; Syl¬ vester S., 952; Usylus S., 951 Keen, George I., 735 Keenan, Catharine, 956 Keener, Katie E., 1146 Keenly, Charles B., 477, 492; Ella G., 492; Emma, 903; Julia A., 477, 492; Robert E., 492; Rosa S., 492 Keffer, Ambrose, 844; Bertha E., 810, 844; Harry, 810, 844; Jennie E., 845; Mary E., 845 Kegerize, Abram, 570; Erastus, 570, 581; Frank M., 581, 600; Jennie R., 581; Lillian R., 581, 600; Lucian S., 570, 581; Mar¬ garet V., 570; Mary, 570, 581; Michael, 567, 570, 581; Mi¬ chael J., 581; Orpha K., 570, 581; Rachel, 581; Rachel Y., 567, 570; Rebecca, 581; Ver- dilla, 570; William, 581 Kehl, Ada E., Ill, 126; Alfred, 111; Amanda, 111; Annie S., 895; Anthony, 98, 103; Barbara, 91, 97; Birchall D., 125; Caro¬ line S., 103, 111; Carrie A., 125; Cassie B., 103, 111; Catha¬ rine, 443; Charles, 103, 111; Charles H., 125; Charles P., Ill, 126; Clarence P., 125; Clementine, 111; Emma, 111; Emma E., 103, 111; Emma S., Ill, 125; Endora, 844; George P., 126; Gertrude S., Ill, 125; Harold S., 125; Henry, 111; Hiram C., Ill, 125; John, 103, 111; John A., 125; John B., Ill; John C., 125; John L., 125; Kate, 111; Laura S., Ill, 125; Lewis, 103, 111; Lewis E., Ill, 125; Lovina W., 103, 111; Magdalena H., 98, 103; Maria A., Ill; Mary A., Ill, 125; Mary J., 126; Mary R., Ill; Minnie M., Ill, 126; Samuel, 895; Sarah J., Ill; Sophia, 103, 111; Susanna K., Ill; Susanna M., 103, 111; Wesley L., 125; William H., 103, 111, 125; William S., 126 Kehs, Ada, 810, 844; Bertha, 810; Ella C., 810, 844; Emma, 1037, 1080; Howard, 810, 844; Lena S., 755, 810; Lucinda, 451; Minnie, 844; Nathaniel H., 1053; Sarah, 1022, 1053; Syl¬ vester, 755, 810; William S., 810 Keiffer, Elizabeth, 1171 Keil, Sophia, 633, 635 Keim, Augustus, 1168; Emma, 1161, 1168; Mary, 847; Orpha, 570, 581 Keinert, 69 Amelia C., 483, 501; John, 501 Keiper, Albert, 1136; Alexander, 373, 398; Amanda, 901; Anna, 398; Anna M., 448; Bertha, 398; Caroline M., 529; Charles, 1506; Christian B., 1505, 1515; Cora, 1091, 1136; Cora M., 373, 398; David, 1506; Dewey, 398; Elizabeth, 1506; Frank, 1515; George, 1506, 1515; Gouldia E., 501, 529; Henry, 398; Jacob, 1506; John, 1505; Mable, 398; Margaret A., 529; Mary, 1504, 1508; Mary A., 1505, 1515; Mary B., 1503, 1505; Mary E., 1515; Pearl A., 1130, 1147; Peter, 1503, 1505; Raymond, 501, 529; Sheridan G., 529; Susan, 1506, 1515; Violet, 398; Virga, 398; Wilson J., 1147 Keisel, Amanda E., 162, 180; Anna, 180; Anna C., 180, 208; Caro¬ line L., 180; Caroline R., 162, 180; Charles R., 180, 208; Deborah, 871; Edwin R., 180, 208; Elizabeth, 744; Florence M., 180, 207; Frank, 180; James, 162, 180; James H., 180, 207; Marguerita S., 208, 216; Martha C., 208; Mary E., 180; Phoebe C., 180, 208; Ray¬ mond C., 208; Rex, 180; Sarah C. , 180, 208; Victor H., 207; Victoria A., 180, 207; William R., 180, 208 Keiser, Elizabeth M., 570, 579; Hannah K., 353; Lillian, 1425; Paul, 570, 579; Simon, 353 Keiter, Sara, 781 Keith, Emma S., 773; Joseph, 773; Lillian, 315, 337; Mary, 1366 Keithley, Hester, 799; Hester A., 740 Keller (Kellar), Alma M., 1289, 1300; Amanda K, 177, 203; Anna, 1289; Anna G., 176, 200; Anna J., 1118, 1144; Arabella V., 607; Burd, 1255; Byron J., 177, 203; Carrie, 1250, 1255; Catharine E., 1289; Charles, 1284, 1289, 1300; Charles K., 1300; Clara, 203; Edmund, 1519, 1535; Eliam, 203; Ella, 275; Ella V., 287; Elmer, 1289; Emma, 1289, 1300; Enos, 394; Eva, 829; Ezra S., 831 Florence M., 1300; George, 1300; Harold W., 1300; Harry, 1238, 1289, 1300; Harvey, 1289, 1300; Henry T., 1535; Irene R., 773, 831; Jennie G., 763, 819; Jennie M., 1075, 1118; Jeremiah, 1289, 1300; Jesse D., 1118; John B., 200; Josephine, 1146; Julia A., 563; Kathryn D. , 829; Kathryn E., 996; Katie, 843 Lanie D., 1238; Lavina, 802; Lewis C., 996; Lewis F., 1075, 1118; Lewis I., 1118, 1144; Lewis L., 176, 200; Lewis S., 996; Lizzie, 266; Lizzie S., 1082, 1124; Louisa H., 1519, 1535; Lulu S., 986, 996; Lydia A., 1284, 1289; Lydia B., 1289, 1300; Mabel A., 772, 829; Mae H., 829; Manlove, 1118; Mar¬ garet, 267; Margaret A., 899; Mary, 528; Mary A., 1289 Norman H., 1118; Paul C., 829; Ralph, 772, 829; Ralph G., 200; Rebecca, 1112; Russel, 829; Gknkalobical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Samuel, 287, 1289; Samuel S., 1124; Sarah, 1029, 1065; Sarah C., 1289, 1300; Sariah, 1108; Susan C., 369, 394; Theodore, 1300; Wallace N., 819; Walter, 1300; Willard, 203; William, 67; William C., 1535; William J., 986, 996; Wilson H., 369, 394 Kellogg, Charles, 1298; Isabella, 1287, 1298 Kelly (Kelley), Alban A., 1036, 1077; Alban G., 1077; Anna P., 1077, 1119; Arthur P., 1077; Kdna M., 1574; Eliza, 1024, 1056; Ella M., 434; Ellamanda W., 423, 434; Elsie M., 434, 450; Emma S., 434; George G., 1077, 1119; Gertrude M., 375, 400; Jane, 558; John, 434, 509; Jonathan, 1077; Kate W., 763, 819; Laura M. , 434, 450; Lizzie M., 434; Maggie, 315; Mary E., 837; Orpha, 788, 839; Ruth L., 1077; Sarah R., 1036, 1077; William A., 839; William M., 423, 434; William S., 819 Kelpius, John, 1434 Ivelsch, Charles, 503, 531; Estella N. , 503, 531; Jacob, 531 Kelso, Jane, 573, 587 Iveltz, Christena Iv., 593 Kemmerer, Albert H., 490, 515; Allen, 753; 808; Alvin, 397; Anna E., 448, 460; Anna M., 157, 167; Annie L., 490; Ben¬ jamin. F., 157; Charles, 157, 1519, 1536; Charles M., 167; Charles O., 490; Daniel, 438; David J., 1536; Elizabeth, 354, 361; Elmira M., 432, 448; Emma, 930, 1117; Emma Y., 476, 490; Evelyn, 808; Frank, 720; Helena, 256; Henry, 150, 157, 361, 448; Henry C., 476, 490; Howard A., 515; Ida J., 717, 774; Ida M., 1519, 1536; Jonathan B., 432, 448; Kate M., 397; Laura E., 427, 438; Laura M., 490, 515; Lewis, 774; Martin, 157; Mary, 570, 580; Mary A., 490; Matilda S., 157, 167; Minerva, 167; Minnie O., 753, 808; Miriam U., 150, 157; Oscar, 808; Robert, 808; Sallie, 509; Sarah, 490, Solomon, 580; Viola, 564 Kemp, Ida M., 1050 Kempsmith, Eleanor T., 1530, 1547; Paul, 1547; Ralph W., 1530, 1547 Kendall, Belinda, 610; Fred A., 1011; Lillian G., 1059, 1107; Thomas W., 1107 Ivendig, Annie, 1550; Daniel, 1376; Martha A., 1344, 1376; Rachel L., 1456, 1465; Samuel, 1456, 1465 Kennedy, Abigail E., 1446, 1458, 1471, 1487; Alexander, 1457; Annie M., 1472, 1487; Bella M., 291, 318; B. Franklin, 1458, 1471; Eliza S., 1471; Elizabeth, 1446, 1457, 1458; Emma S., 1458, 1472; Etta R., 1471, 1487; Fannie W., 1342, 1371; Helen P., 1471; Howard R., 318; Ida P., 1471; Isabella R., 1471; John S., 1458, 1471; Lillian M., 1471, 1487; Lydia C., 1471, 1487; Margaret D., 1472, 1488; Margaret E., 1458, 1471; Mary E., 1472; Rebecca, 369, 394; Robinson, 1458, 1471; Susanna M., 1458, 1471; William, 1371, 1458; William B., 1458; Wil¬ liam R., 1446, 1458, 1471 Kennel, Emma A., 434, 450; John W., 450 Kenney, Fannie, 290, 317; James, 317 Kenning, Carlton T., 611; Nettie M., 591, 611; Pearl G., 611; Theodore A., 591, 611; Theo¬ dore IL, 611 Kenny, John, 669; Mary R., 669 Kent, 84 Annie E., 636, 642; Bertha, 642, 652; Burt M., 109, 123; Eliza¬ beth C., 642, 652; Ella M., 109, 123; Eugene M., 123; Freder¬ ick, 636, 642, 652; Frederick M., 652; Helen F., 123; Maud A., 642, 652; Maud E. 652; Rose M., 642, 652; Ruth A., 652; Walter, 642; William P., 642, 652 Kenyon, Remington, 1448; Sarah, 1363 Kepler, Alma M., 256; Amos, 1009; Ann M., 366, 388 ; Clarence, 388; Daniel, 366, 388; Elmer A., 240, 256; Emma G., 421, 429; Esther C., 101, 107; Hanna B., 1569; Hannah, 107; Jennie, 388; John, 125; Mar- sella, 333; Mary A., Ill, 125; Rebecca B., 1009; Sallie A., 240, 256; Samuel, 107, 421, 429; Stuart W., 256 Ivepner, Elsie M., 827; Frank, 827; George, 733; Henry, 910; Mary J., 733; M. Sophia, 1020, 1049; Sallie, 531; Sarah S., 910 Kerbaugh, Mary, 207 Kerchen, Catharine, 695; Catharine H., 694, 716; Cyrus, 716; Elizabeth, 716, 771; John, 716; Mary A., 716, 771; Sallie, 716, 771; Thomas, 694, 695, 716 Kerchner, Blanche C., 442, 456; Salome, 505 Keredinck, Sue, 375, 401 Kerhusman, Frances, 1240; Hettie W., 1240; Stanley, 1240; Wil¬ liam, 1240 Kerlin, Ann, 568, 573; Anna L., 646, 655; Bertha M., 646, 655; Charles C., 656; Clara D., 646, 656; Clifton, 646, 656; Daniel, 646; Daniel D., 656; Daniel J., 655; Earl J., 656; Edgar R.f 646, 656; E. Ellsworth, 655; Eli T., 568, 574; Ellen M., 646, 655; Elmer E., 646, 655; Erne- lie S., 655; Flora F., 646, 655; Frederick, 655; Hannah R., 638, 646; Helen M., 656; Jacob, 638, 646; Mary E., 646, 656; Morris, 646; Patsy, 119; Ralph R., 655; Ruth E., 656; Sarah M., 646, 656; Sophia Y., 568, 574; Walter W., 655 Kerling, Mary, 566, 567 Kern, Aaron, 1162; Amandus S., 360, 377; Anna F., 360, 377; Annie G., 360, 377; August C., 1361; Blanche S., 1361; Caro¬ line S., 360, 377; Catharine O., 1009, 1018; Catherine, 1018, 1019; Charles, 1018; Charles B., 377; Conrad, 436; Courtney M., 377, 402; David S., 360, 377; D. Edgar, 310, 333; Elizabeth, 1018; Ella, 436; Ellen C., 377; Ellen K., 360; Elwina S., 360, 377; Erwin, 1018; Esther, 98, 102; Grace, 333; Hannah, 1038; Harvey F., 425, 436; Henry S., 360, 377; Irene, 809, 843; Jacob S., 377, 402; Jennie M., 377, 403; Jennie Y., 425, 436; John L., 1018, 1019; Kate M., 754, 809; Kathryn C., 402; Kenneth, 436; Levina, 1018; Louisa S., 360; Lydian, 1164; Maggie B., 377, 402; Martin L., 436; Mary, 1009, 1019; Mary I., 310, 333; Matthias, 360; Maud T., 377; Mildred, 436; Minnie J., 377, 402; Nora K., 377, 402; Penrose J., 809; Peter, 1009, 1018, 1019; Preston, 843; Re¬ becca H., 360, 377; Rosilla, 1492; Samuel, 436, 1018; Samuel Y., 436; Sarah, 1018; Sarah A., 1157, 1162; Sarah D., 360, 377; Sarah E., 402; Sarah S., 354, 360; Sophia, 1018; Susanna, 1018; Thomas, 354, 360, 1018, 1019; Wesley, 360; Wesley S., 377, 402; Wil¬ loughby S., 360, 377 Kernechel, Ellis, 256; Gussie M., 240, 256 Ivernohan, Helen,' 309, 333; John A 333 Kef per, Charlotte, 1263, 1269; John, 59, 309; Kathryn K., 627; Levi, 1269; Melvina, 286, 309; Minnie S., 618, 626; Sarah, 59; Walter W., 618, 626; Wil¬ liam, 59, 626; William K., 627 Kerr, Abraham L., 1202, 1217; Alva, 1025; Alva R., 1026, 1058, 1106; Amandus D., 1217; Ann R., 1006, 1013; Annie, 1025, 1027; Annie T., 1025; Archie V., 1026, 1058; Caroline, 869, 873; Carrie R., 893, 900; Claude M., 1058; Edgar L., 1025; Edith L., 1106; Eliza, 1025, 1330; Eliza P., 1013, 1026; Elizabeth, 1013; Eliza¬ beth G., 1058; Emma E., 1026; Eugene, 1026; Frances A., 1025; Frank, 893, 900, 1058, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families LOG L 1106; George, 1058; Greta, 1058; Harry, 1025, 1026; Harry C., 1026, 1058; Helen G., 1058, 1106; Henry, 1006, 1013; Hen¬ ry W., 1025, 1026; Herminea E., 1013, 1027; Herminea M., 1013, 1025-1027, 1058; Hol¬ stein H., 1058; Ida M., 1217; Ida Y., 1058; James, 369; James P., 1058; James W., 1027; Jeanette J., 1013, 1026; John, 1058; John J., 1013, 1025, 1026; Joseph T., 1058; J. Raymond, 1217; Katherine S., 1026, 1058; Leila, 1058; Leila E., 1106; Lizzie D., 1202, 1217; Louisa J., 1026, 1058; Lydia, 1013; M. A. Richard, 1025; Magdalena C., 1013; Maggie, 198; Marcus G., 1013, 1025; Margaretta A., 1013, 1026; Mark G., 1026; Mary, 358; Mary D., 369; Mary L, 1027, 1058; Mattie V., 1027, 1058; Phoebe, 1013; Polly, 1013; Ralph, 1058; Rebecca, 1025, 1026; Richard F, 1013, 1025, 1026; Sadie M., 1058, 1106; Sarah A., 1013, 1027; William B., 1025, 1027, 1058; William R., 1058 Kerrick, Alice, 585; Alice H., 572, 585; Daisy, 585; Eleanor J., 572, 584; Idelle B., 585, 605; Laura A., 572, 585; Leonidas H., 572, 585; Leonoir V., 585; Mary M., 568, 572; Nimrod, 568, 572; Phoebe A., 572, 585; Sarah F., 572, 585; Thomas, 572; Thomas C., 572, 585; William, 585; William M., 572 Kerschner (Kershner), Caroline, 1212; George, 421; Kate G., 421; Louisa, 446; Martin, 91 Kerslake, Elsie H., 739, 798; Harold H., 798; Robert L., 798; Walter G., 739, 798 Kerstetter, Carrie B., 816; Cora M., 761, 816; George, 761, 816; George W., 816; Hattie A., 816; Joseph H., 816; Martin L., 816 Kerver (Karver), Abner W., 1222; Amanda, 1196; Amelia E., 1207, 1222; Catharine, 98, 102; Christiana E., 1196, 1207; Christina K., 1190, 1196; Ed¬ win, 1196, 1207; Ella M., 1207, 1222; Emma, 1196, 1207; Han¬ nah, 1207, 1222; John, 1190, 1196, 1207, 1222; Jonas, 1196, 1207; Jonas W., 1222; Kathryn E., 1222; Lillian M., 779; Lil¬ lian W., 1207, 1222; Margaret L., 1222; Marguerite M., 1222; Morris E., 1207, 1222; Nathan, 779, 1207, 1222; Senia S., 1196, 1207; Sevilla R., 1207, 1222; Susanna, 1196, 1207 Kerwer, Mary, 625 Kesler, John, 1482; Samatha, 1467, 1482 Kessil,lElda, 670 Kester, Sarah W., 423; Shered, 423 Ketchum, Henry C., 818; Mary F., 762, 818; Miriam E., 818; Ruth C., 818; Seymour C., 762, 818; Seymour M., 818; Walker W., . 818 Kethelege, Catherine O., 1018, 1045; James T., 1018, 1045; Silva, 1045 Ketner, Elizabeth E., 772; Frank G., 772 Kettner, Mathias, 1103; Tillie C., 1054, 1103 Keylor (Keyler), Ada T., 1391, 1424; Adah L., 1391, 1424; Alice B., 1424; Anna E., 1329, 1350; Anna M., 1352, 1391; Annie C., 1352, 1391; Arline, 1424; Henry C., 1352; James E., 1352, 1391; John, 1324, 1350, 1352; John M., 1391, 1424; Josiah B., 1352, 1391; Kathryn R., 1391; Lillian R., 1352, 1391; Milton, 1330, 1352; Nancy S., 1324; Rachel M., 1391; Rebecca B., 1330, 1352; Rena F., 1391, 1424 Keyser, 894 Abel, 680; Abraham, 1021; Alice N., 148; Alvin, 1122, 1144; Anna E., 288, 312; Annie B., 1122, 1144; Annie C., 1054, 1102; Benjamin, 1051; Benja¬ min D., 1021, 1051; Blanche G., 1219; Caroline, 1349, 1385; Clarence B., 1144; David, 674, 680; David B., 288, 312; David W., 312, 335, 336; Derrick (Dirck), 72, 148, 150, 1260; Ed¬ win G., 335; Elizabeth, 300, 1324, 1334; Elmer Z., 1203, 1219; Elsie L., 680; Elsie S., 1086, 1127; Emma J., 674, 680; Ephraim, 1219; Estella M., 312, 336; Esther, 1219; Frank K, 1128; Hannah, 1123; Harold B., 1144; Henrietta, 802; Iona H., 1203, 1219; John G., 298, 326; John M., 327; John R., 312, 336; John W., 312; Kate R., 1021; Kathryn M., 298, 326, 327; Lizzie L., 312, 336, 1052, 1100; Martha B., 312, 335; Mary J., 1344, 1375; Nathan, 326; Nathan M., 327; Nathaniel, 1144; Reu¬ ben B., 1054, 1102; Sallie W., 312, 336; Sarah, 550; Stella K., 1301; Susanna R., 1021, 1051; Theodore, 1301; Thirza, 154; William, 1102 Ivibbee, Elsie S., 1386 Ivibler, Fred, 624; George, 609, 624; Grace M., 609, 624 Kichline, Ada, 428, 443; Alfred W., Ill; Alice B., 112; Annie, 112; Carrie B., 112; Clinton, 443; Ella S., 112; Mary R., 112; Milton, 111; Sophia K., 103, 111; William, 103, 111 Kidd, Annie, 610; Margaret A., 696, 719; Philmia, 254 Kidder, Ada H., 709, 752; Clarence, 752; Clarence L., 709, 752 Kidney, Emma, 1248 Kiebler, Henrietta Y., 475; William, 475 Kieffer, Susan V., 196 Kiehl, Mary A., 824 Kiel, Mary, 1278 Kiesling, Emma W., 621 Iviesly, Solomon, 1514 Kieso, Charles, 403; Ella, 378, 403 Kieszler, George, 88 Kifer, Hardy, 616; Mabel J., 616 Kiff, Ella, 1495 Kilbourne, Cecelia, 905 Kile, Anna Y., 473, 482; Henry, 1018, 1044; Isaac, 482; Jacob, 473, 482, 1044; John, 482; Mary, 482; Mary A., 1018, 1044; Sarah, 681, 698; Sophia, 482 Kiler, Elizabeth, 688, 696; Hannah G. , 1039 Kilhefner, Sallie, 849 Killinger, Henry, 866; Leonard, 866; Sarah, 866; Selinda C., 1406 Killnare, Ernestine, 1396 Killy, Josephine, 1035, 1074 Kilpatrick, Agnes, 919, 921; Alice H. , 441, 455; Edith M., 455; Joseph, 455; Stephen, 441, 455; Warren T., 455 Kimble, A. Elizabeth, 1393; Della R., 1353, 1393; Dorothy, 1393; George M., 585, 604; Henry C., 604; John A., 1353, 1393; John L., 1393; John W., 1393; Lydia A., 1396; Martha E., 585, 604; MaryL., 1393;Miriam G., 604, 623 Kimmel, Tissie, 1220 Kincaid, Mary, 448 Kinckinker, Adeline, 1419 Kinderlehr, 5, 15, 26 Kindig, Anna L., 1301; Annie L., 1289, 1300; Carrie A., 1289, 1301; Catharine, 1289, 1300; Ella R., 284, 306; Emma J., 1289, 1300; Henry K., 1284, 1289, 1301; James R., 129; John, 1379; John H., 1289; John K., 306; Joseph C., 1301; Lillie, 1289, 1300; Marvin C., 1289, 1301; Mary, 1289; Mary L., 1346, 1379; Mattie M., 114, 129; Paul B., 129; Sophia A., 1284, 1289; William R., 114, 129 Kindler, Hans G., 1281 Kindred, Emma S., 791; William, 791 King, Alexander, 610; Anna M., 733; Calvin T., 834; Edith B., 777, 834; Emma A., 170, 188; Flora, 1509, 1521; F. P., 733; Frank, 1253; Frank G., 586, 606; Franklin, 1133; George, 606; George W., 606; Harriet, 874, 880; Helen, 1245, 1253; John, 526; Lieian A., 1089, 1133; Lydia A., 1399; Mary, 497, 498, 526; Mary L., 586. 1662 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 606; Oleathea J., 1473, 1489; Rita, 591, 610; R. W., 407; Samuel C., 777, 834; Sarah, 1027, 1060; Sarah M., 385, 407; Simon, 1089, 1133; Thom¬ as, 880; Virginia, 1133 King of Poland, 16 Kingery, Bessie I., 581, 600; Ethel M., 581, 600 Kingsbury, Annie M., 305 Kinne, Mary, 216 Kinneer, George, 801; Mary S., 746, 801 Kinner, Ruth W., 1459, 1474 Kinney, 685 Howard D., 898, 905; James, 253; Jennie, 239, 253; Samuel D., 905; S. Frances, 898, 905 Kinsey, Annie, 258, 681; Annie F., 1205, 1220; Bertha L., 1297, 1306; John, 55, 1138; John L., 1306; Mary A., 551; Robert B., 1220 Kinshall, Ella K., 836 Kinsler, Elizabeth P., 181, 208; Louis C., 208 Kintner, Hugh, 1092; Jane W., 1044, 1092; Richard W., 1044, 1092; William, 1092 Kinzer, John, 1386; Sadie, 1350, 1386 Kipp, Alice G., 1476, 1491; Catha¬ rine T., 1476, 1490; Earnest F. , 1476, 1491; Frances M., 1491; Harry, 1491; Henrietta R. , 1462, 1476; Henry H., 1476, 1490; John F., 1476, 1490; Leora D., 1476, 1490; Marvin, 1462, 1476; William, 1476 Kipper, Mary, 498 Kirby, Elmer, 520; Joseph M., 495, 520; Susanna K., 495, 520; U. S. Grant, 520; Walter, 520 Kirchner, Katherine, 376 Kirk, Anna H., 437, 451; Carrie H. , 451; Ernest L., 1388, 1421; Helen T., 426, 437; Hiram, 426, 437; Irvin W., 437, 451; Jamima, 1485; Karl S., 451; L. Zaidee, 1388, 1421; Martha I. , 1421; Rachael, 1393; Willis L., 1421 Kirkley, Fred, 1336 Kirkpatrick, Adeline E., 1043; Cora, 461; Edna E., 114, 130; Henry S., 130; Henry T., 114, 130; John S., 130; Lewis, 1043; Margaret, 584; Mary, 1483; Rebecca D., 1115; Ruth B., 1099; Thomas, 130; Warren, 1099; Zephira, 879, 883 Kirkwood, Baird, 1367; Catharine, 1367; Elma A., 1338, 1367; George, 1367; John, 1367; John M., 1338, 1367; Verna G. , 1367 Kirwin, Agnes E., 261 Kiser, Jane, 131; Louise C., 130 Kisner, Allan O., 436; Allen, 425, 436; Landis B., 436; Martha S. , 425, 436; Paul L., 436; Phillip, 436 Kissel, Fredericka E., 695, 716 Kissinger, Clara M., 841; Cora S., 795, 841; Stella M., 738, 795; Thomas, 738, 795, 841 Kister, Amanda K., 364, 383; Jacob, 383; Samuel W., 364, 383 Kistler, Emma G., 437, 452; Harry, 437, 452; John, 452; Lydia, 436; Maurice, 452; Nelle G., 452 Ivistner, Kate, 1105 Kitchart, Caroline, 574, 584 Kitchenman, Sarah, 1239, 1247 Killing, Sarah T., 736, 792; William D. , 792 Kittinger, Mary, 162 Kizer, Medorah, 525 Klair, John, 678 Klampt, 34 Klausfelder, Emaline A., 659 Klebe, Ada R., 1104; Calvin C., 1104; Caspar, 1104; Chris¬ topher, 1054, 1104; Ella Z., 1054, 1104; Elmer C., 1104; Matilda A., 1104 Ivleckner, Elizabeth, 1530 Klees, Charles, 485; Elias, 485; George, 485; . Henry, 474, 485; Jacob, 485; Jonas, 485; Joseph, 485; Sophia Y., 474, 485 Klein — see Kline Kleindinst, Catherine, 1249 Kleinsmith, Amanda E., 442, 455; Bertha A., 455; Chester F., 455, 463; Clara K, 455, 463; Claude E., 455; Flora, 373, 397; George W., 455; Howard E. , 455; Jacob S., 455; J. Har¬ vey, 463; John C., 442, 455; John H., 455; Louisa L., 455, 463; Mabel E., 455; Minnie M., 455, 463; Robert, 463; Verna B., 455; Walter H., 455 Kleintop, Chester A., 1132; Emeline B., 1088; Harold A., 1132; Ida S., 1131; James W., 1132; Ivermit K., 1132; Lydia M., 1089, 1132; Malcom O., 1132; Oliver J., 1089, 1132; Paul E., 1132; Ruth M., 1132; Violet A., 1132 Klemm (Klem), 49 Gottlob, 34, 92; Johann (John), 34, 35, 92; Johann K., 34; John G., 34 Klemme, Mary, 604 Klemmer, Abraham, 1193; Eliza¬ beth, 1189, 1193 Kleppinger, Amandus S., 1416; Byron, 1384, 1416; Charles W., 1416; Edward H., 1416; Eliza¬ beth H., 1384, 1416; Sallie A., 1416 Kliderline, Henrietta, 992 Ivliggy, Elizabeth, 191 Kline (Klein), 641 Abraham, 1122; Adam, 98, 103; Amanda, 198; Amandas, 537; Anna, 377; Anna H., 98, 103; Annie, 1205, 1220; Anthony, 390; Barbara, 1018; Bessie K., 123; Caroline L., 103, 112; Caroline S., 472, 479; Carrie E., 781, 836; Catharine, 102, 110; Catharine A., 1081, 1122; Catherine M., 1220; Charles, 103, 112, 127, 479, 1205; Charles S., 1284, 1290; Chris¬ tina A., 1284, 1290; Clara K., 112; Clarence, 441; Cornelius, 479 Darias, 1078; David, 112; De- Witt, 675, 680; Dorothy M., 759; E., 1095; Earl, 681; Edna, 681; Edwin, 1038; Edwin C., 561; Elban F., 1078; Elizabeth G. , 1038; Elizabeth S., 1022, 1053; Ella, 366, 389; Ella J., 507, 537; Ellen, 360; Ellen C., 377; Ellen S., 1083, 1126; Emma F., 103, 112, 1205; Ephraim, 680; Estella, 241, 257, 680; Esther, 1154, 1156 Fannie, 127; Fay, 130; Florence R., 561; Gabriel, 512; George, 1081, 1122, 1195, 1205, 1365; George H., 781, 836; George L., 836; George W., 836; Grace E., 836; Hannah, 1081; Han¬ nah S., 760; Harrison M., 545, 561; Harry, 318; Harry M., 561; Harvey J., 507, 537, 538; H. Claude, 538; Henrietta, 759; Henry, 112, 127, 429; Henry S., 1126 Ida M., 1337, 1365; Irwin, 760; Jacob, 1022, 1053; Jacob B., 1083, 1126; James, 760; Jane, 1173; Jeanetta M., 675, 680; Jennie I., 561; Jesse, 389, 1568; John, 151, 479; John L., 680; John M., 759; Katharine W., 1195, 1205; Katherine, 760; Katie C., 545, 561; Laura, 112, 127; Lavinia, 717; Leah N., 151; Leanna, 103, 864, 868; Lillian M., 1566, 1568; Louisa W., 1205; Lucy, 779; Lydia, 195, 429 Magnes, 759; Mamie S., 441; Marcus F., 561; Margaret, 127; Margaret B., 1321, 1328; Margaret I., 680; Maria, 111, 501; Marie M., 561; Mary, 112, 202, 689, 697; Mary A., 438, 1568; Mary H., 1122, 1145; Mary J., 555; Mary L., 366, 390; Mary S., 712, 759; Matilda, 1205; Matilda V., 1045, 1093; Melvin, 1122, 1145; Merle A., 538; Michael, 868; Mildred S., 759; Milton, 712, 759; Milton B., 257; Minerva, 375, 401 Nathan, 402; Nora, 377, 402; Oscar, 1205; Oswin, 1205; Paul A., 561; Philip N., 759; Polly, 103, 112; Rachel, 1328, 1347; Rebecca, 103, 112; Roset¬ ta, 103, 112; Sallie E., 1205, 1220; Samuel, 1321, 1328; Sarah, 651, 659, 1205; Sarah A., 421, 429, 488, 512; Sarah N., 973, 982; Sophia, 103, 111; Susanna, 111, 947, 952, 1233, 1236 1603 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Verna E., 561; Washington, 103, 112; Wayne, 123; Wdhelmina, 216; Willard, 681; Willard J., 759; William, 659; William A., 538; Wilson J., 1205, 1220 Klineburger, Christman, 648, 659; Daniel S., 659; Rebecca E., 648, 659 Kling, Anna, 825 Klingaman, Sarah, 991 Klinger, Alexander, 797; Catharine E., 797; Daniel D., 797; Doro¬ thy H., 797; Elizabeth F., 738, 796; Gertrude B., 797; Harvey M., 738, 796; Henry M., 797; Ida E., 1141; Mary W., 797; Paul L., 797; Robert W., 797; Sarah W., 577 Klingmiller, Lizzie, 650 Klink, Edna, 646 Klitzinger, John, 496 Klock, Kitty A., 101 Klopferstein, Margueritha, 592 Kloss, Mary F., 1240; William, 1240 Klotzburger, Fredericka, 401 Kluckhohn, Edward, 898, 905; Frances R., 905; Gertrude U., 898, 905; Henry, 905; Marion E., 905 Knabb, Verna H., 618 Knapp, Alice, 1476; Cornelia V., 1016, 1039; E. Neveria, 1248; Frederick, 59; Jonathan, 1039; Lawrence O., 1248; Otto, 1240, 1248; Rose A., 1240, 1248 Knappenberger, Amanda, 1156, 1160; Amelia, 1156, 1160; David, 1155; Harry, 1159; Henry, 1154-1156; Maggie, 593; Maria, 1159, 1166; Maria M., 1154, 1155; Marie, 1159; Penrose, 1155, 1159 Knauer, Martha, 1015, 1033 Ivnauss (Knause), James, 1170; John, 1199; Lillie, 428, 442: Mary, 1162, 1170, 1504, 1512, 1547; Mary E., 1192, 1199 Knechel, Herbert S., 1301, 1308; Jeremiah C., 1308; John, 1308; Mary E., 1301, 1308 Knecht, 982 Edwin, 1042; James, 901; Lydia H., 1042; Mabel, 901; Rebecca K., 893, 901; Stanford, 893, 901 Kneedler, Emma, 1565, 1567; Ja¬ cob, 1567; Margaret, 377 Kneezel, Anna E., 919, 921; Charles S., 919, 921; Eliza, 919, 921; Emma E., 923; Florence, 921; Harry, 921, 923; Henry, 921; Sadie J., 921, 923 Kneller, Annie, 185 Knepper, Montana, 434, 450 Knerr, Allen S., 647; Cecilia F., 1297; George, 1240; Hannah, 639, 647, 1144; Lovina, 1235, 1240; Sophia, 1006 Knetz, Caroline, 422, 432; Clarence, 983; Emma, 427, 439; Emma S., 974, 983; Jacob M., 974, 983; John, 983; John J., 983; Margaret C., 983, 993; Mar¬ garet M., 993; Sarah, 197; Wallace J., 983; William H., 983, 993 Kneule, Charles, 441; Herbert, 1166; Irene M., 1166; Lydia S., 441 Knicley, Sarah, 1394 Knight, C. B., 1459, 1474; Eliza¬ beth, 1527; John T., 1511, 1527; Joseph H., 1527; Maria E., 1511, 1527; Ruth W., 1459, 1474 Knipe, Amos C., 1246; Anna E., 1096, 1138; Clara E., 1138; Clara P., 1047, 1096; Frances, 325; Francis W., 1096; George L. , 1096, 1138; Irvin T., 1096, 1138; Jacob, 1096; Jacob O., 1047. 1096, 1138; Jacob R., 1138; Jay C., 1096, 1138; Josephine W., 1096, 1138; Katherine E., 1096, 1138; Lillian, 846; Marne G., 1239, 1246; Margaret, 1138, 1378; Margaret R., 1096, 1138; Mar¬ tha, 1138; Norman L., 1096, 1138; Reinoehl, 1096, 1138; Robert, 1138; Ruth A., 1138; Ruth B., 1096, 1138; S. Edith, 1096, 1138 Knoll, Annie E., 754; Douglass E., 844; Edward, 754; Frederick C., 647; George W., 844; Isa¬ bella, 639, 647; John, 361; Kathryn I., 810, 844; Lloyd M. , 1162, 1170; Mary, 1254; Pauline, 355, 361 ; Raymond E., 810, 844; Rosa L., 1162, 1170; William K., 1170 Knopf, Leonard, 65; Leonhard, 146; Maria K., 146 Knopp, Emin, 186; Katie M., 166, 186 Knous, Emma J., 162, 181; Joseph, 181; Margaret, 181 Knowles, Mary, 291, 318; Thomas C., 318 Knowlton, 591 Knox, Andora, 393; Gertrude, 726 Koch, 512 Abraham, 985, 986; Alice, 1088; Alice M., 597, 619; Alton S., 619; Anna E., 618, 627; Annie C., 597; Barbara M., 1167; Berdine, 1167; Bertha H., 986, 996; Bertha S., 986, 995; Bessie S., 618; Bettie E., 627; Caro¬ line, 207; Catherine, 174, 1100; Charles, 207; Christena, 593 Daniel, 593; Daniel E., 1167; David D., 597; David S., 619; Dawn M., 996; Derwin C., 410; Dorothy S., 619; Edward, 593; Edwin D., 597, 618; Ed¬ win F., 627; Eleanor, 644, 654; Elizabeth, 657, 985, 986; El¬ mira S., 975, 985; Elsie S., 986; Emma, 493; Emma S., 975, 986; Esther M., 619; P'lorence S., 619; Franklin D., 597 Henry, 593; Horace, 975, 985; J. Clifford, 996; J. Clinton, 975, 986; Jennie S., 986, 996; John, 1373; Joshua, 236, 248; Kate, 1418; Katie D., 597, 619; Katie S., 619; Leroy E., 619; Lillie S., 397, 410; Lovina, 1343, 1373; Lucian, 593; Lulu S., 986, 996 Malinda, 993; Martha, 1167; Martha M., 619; Martha S., 986, 996; Mary, 325; Mary A., 236, 248; Mary E., 627; Mary S., 619; Minnie S., 618, 626; Myrtle M., 619; Nora E., 619; Nora Z., 597, 618; Olivia M., 1160, 1167; Paul M., 619; Pauline M., 619; Philip, 654 Rachel, 110; Rachel D., 579, 597; Reuben, 593; Sadie S., 986, 996; Sailer W., 618, 627; Samuel, 597; Samuel D., 597, 619; Samuel S., 619; Samuel W., 579, 597; Sarah M., 578, 593; Savannah, 593; Sedella, 619; Sophia, 1373; Susanna, 202 Tillie S., 986; Vera, 1167 ; Victoria A. , 180, 207; Walter S., 986, 996; W. E., 1160, 1167; Wil¬ liam, 578, 593 Kochenberger, Elizabeth, 1385; Mary, 1107 Kocher, Elizabeth L., 1130, 1148; Hannah, 738; Kate A., 1130; Stanley C., 1130, 1148; Susan, 1487; William J., 1148 Koder, Amelia B., 363; Eugene, 363; Hannah, 419, 423; Jacob, 423 Koegle, Rosalie, 143 Koerner, Emily H., 798, 842; John, 842; John L., 798, 842; John M., 842 Koffel (Koffle), John, 648; Lulu S., 648; Susan G., 1349, 1384; Tobias D., 1384 Koffler, 716 Kofoed, Hans S., 143; Lillian I., 138, 143; William, 138, 143 Kogel, Caroline, 519 Kohl, Daniel L., 1251; Fannie, 241; Mary M., 1123; Minnie A., 1241, 1251 Kohler (Kohlor), Allen, 1357; Ame¬ lia Y., 1357, 1399; Anna H., 1357, 1399; Bertha M., 1399; B. T., 933; Daniel, 1357; Edna I., 536, 556; Elizabeth, 148, 150; Frank J., 536, 556; Hannah B., 1334, 1357; Henry, 1334, 1357; Henry B., 1357, 1399; Jonas, 1357, 1399; Louise C. , 556; Lucetta, 1357; Lu¬ cinda, 1357; Margaret, 1111; Rudolph, 556 Koiner — see Coiner Kolb, Amanda, 165, 184; Catharine, 1023; Elizabeth, 1047; Eliza¬ beth A., 667, 673; George, 184; Hariette S., 444; Jacob, 1007; Mary, 199; Mary A., 197; Silas, 673 Kolbe, Mary, 1278 Koller, Abraham, 483; Daniel, 483; 1664 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Dianna K., 202; Maria Y., 474, 483; Solomon, 474, 483 Konigmacher, Anna, 1340, 1368; Edwin, 1368 Kook, Angeline, 1348; Catharine A. , 1348; David, 1329, 1348; Elizabeth B., 1329, 1348; Franklin, 1348; Jacob, 1348; Sarah E., 1348 Kooker, Andora W., 176, 199; Daniel K., 176, 199; Enos, 199; Fianna S., 427, 441; Helena, 199; Mabel S., 402, 411 ; Nelson H., 411; Samuel, 427, 441; Samuel R., 441 Koonfer, Elizabeth G., 505; Simon, 505 Koons, Catharine, 579; Evans P., 258; Grace A., 491, 517; Grace E., 517; Isaac G., 517; Jacob V. , 491, 517; Lewis W., 750; Mary E., 708, 750; Mary S., 288, 313; SusieS., 242, 258 Kooser, David H., 988; Jeannette D., 988; Tamar B., 978, 988; W. Scott, 978, 988 Koppelberger, Rebecca, 1082 Korbinsky, Alice W., 1055; Emil, 1055 Korn, Kate C., 1255 Korndorfer, Ellen, 1240, 1249; John, 1249 Kostenbader, Caroline, 1017, 1043; John, 1043 Kostenbrader, Lidia, 1087 Koudele, Edward, 163, 182; Ed¬ ward R., 182; Frank, 182; Mary E., 163, 182 Kover, Sophie, 235, 243 Kowalke, Augusta, 611 Krack, Emma L., 1087, 1129; Lovin, 1087, 1129; William, 1087 Kraemer, Dorothy A., 259; John G., 242, 259; Mary E., 242, 259 Kraft, Adolph, 142; Charles, 138, 142; Charles J., 142; Ida S., 138, 142; Jeremiah, 190; John J., 142; Mary R., 170, 190 Kramer, Albert J., 558; Albert R., 539, 558; Baltzer, 589; Catha¬ rine H., 831; Catherine, 784; Cora K., 726; Ellen, 464, 651; Elva V., 539, 558; Emaline, 1103; Emma C., 1162, 1169; Flora B., 575, 589; Fred, 379; George, 558, 1169; Lavina, 391; Mildred B., 527, 553; Minerva, 460, 464; Nicholas, 726; Russell S., 527, 553; Sadie S., 379; Samuel R., 553; Sevilla, 836; Walter W., 558 Krammer, Annie, 174 Kramp, Bertha, 397 Kranzley, Arlene S., 462; Arthur, 453, 462; Helen S., 462; Irma B. , 453, 462; Lewis, 462 Kratz, Abraham, 241, 1373; Abra¬ ham F., 1343, 1373; Ada C., 1408; Addie M., 1054, 1103; Alice K., 241, 258; Amanda B., 1343, 1373, 1407; Amanda S., 668, 674; Amy B., 1373; Anna K., 522, 551; Annie, 674; Arthur C., 1408; Bertha V., 1204 Catharine, 647; Catharine B., 1343, 1373; Catherine, 473, 480; Clarence R., 1407; Clar¬ ence S., 1204, 1219; Claude H., 1407; Gordie, 657, 660; Daniel, 649, 1103, 1343, 1373; Daniel B., 1373; Daniel C., 668, 674, 1343, 1373; Della, 300, 330; Dorothy L., 925 Eda G, 1204, 1219; Edwin S., 1054, 1103; Eliza, 747; Eliza¬ beth, 1103; Ella, 674; Ellen B. , 1373; Ellen H., 1407, 1428; Erma, 679; Evelyn B., 1373, 1408; Florence L., 1103; PYank, 330; Franklin B., 1373, 1407. George S., 369, 674, 679; Grace C. , 1408; Hannah B., 1343, 1373, 1407; Hannah H., 1407, 1427; Harry Z., 1195, 1204; Harvey IV, 241; Helen L., 1103; Henry, 1204, 1383; Hen¬ ry B., 1373; Plorace B., 1373, 1407 Idella, 679; Irene S., 1373, 1407; Invin D., 923, 925; Irwin S., 674, 679, 863; Jacob, 480, 546, 674; Jacob B., 1373, 1407; Jennie S., 369, 674, 679; J. Lloyd, 1407; John A., 923; John B., 1373; John C., 660; Joseph, 1349, 1383; Katie D., 923, 925; Katie K., 640, 649 Leroy, 1407; Lester, 679; Levi O., 921, 923; Lizzie A., 513; Lizzie H., 1407; Lizzie M., 1407; Lydia F., 674, 679; Lydia S., 863; Mabel, 679; Maggie H., 1373, 1407; Maria M., 1349, 1383; Martha S., 923, 925; Mary, 241, 1204, 1349, 1383, 1567; Mary B., 1373; Mary K., 234, 241; Mary R., 370, 395; Melvin, 679; Mildred, 925; Milton, 370, 395; Minerva B., 1373, 1407 Noah C., 234, 241; Rachel D., 921, 923; Sallie B., 1373, 1407; Sallie H., 1407, 1427; Samuel L. , 1407; Sara A., 1373; Sophia K., 1195, 1204; Valentine, 1373; Viola, 679, 682; Warren D. , 923; Warren H., 1407; William K., 551 Kratzer, Clayton C., 543, 559; Edmund N., 709, 753; Edmund W., 754, 809; Elizabeth M., 754; Everett H., 809; George F., 913; Hannah M., 754, 809; Harry R., 754, 809; Hattie V., 754, 809; Karl, 913; Kate M. , 754, 809; Lizzie L, 543, 559; Llewellyn, 559; Mary A., 709, 753, 754; Minnie A., 911, 913; Morris, 911, 913; Muriel G., 809; Perma, 913; Raymond E. , 754; Rita, 913; Ruth E., 809; Ruth S., 754, 809; Wil¬ liam, 753 Krau, 512 Urcella, 179, 205 Krauss (Krause, Krausze, Kraus), 22, 35, 61, 92 Aaron, 272, 1565; Abraham, 159, 160, 984; Abraham S., 174, 175, 1192; Adam, 1002, 1186; Adam S., 159, 173; Addie B., 1385, 1418; Adelaide, 1565, 1567; Adelaide G., 161, 178; Agnes N., 177, 202; Ah, 437; Albert, 171 ; Albert K., 196; Alice, 193; Alice K., 177, 202; Alice V., 191; Allen B., 159; Allen S., 161, 174, 195, 245, 1201, 1566, 1568; Alton E., 1567-1569; Alton L., 196; Alverda J., 1568; Alvin A., 178; Alvin B., 197; Alvin K., 178; Amanda, 160, 173, 175, 177, 196, 203, 1196, 1206, 1565; Amanda H., 160, 175; Amanda R. , 1565, 1566; Amanda S., 174, 195, 1201; Ambrose, 173, 1565, 1.566; Amelia, 815; Ame¬ lia H., 175, 1087, 1128; Amelia Z., 1054, 1104; Amos, 195; Amos K., 160, 173; Amos P., 192; Andrew (Andreas), 53, 148, 151-153, 159, 175, 968; Angeline, 1565, 1566; Anna, 34, 40, 42, 65, 92, 111, 126, 145, 146, 159, 928, 1002, 1152, 1564, 1565; Anna C., 1567, 1569; Anna M., 1104; Anna R., 1566; Anna S., 171; Annetta W., 175, 196; Annie, 174, 360, 376, 1031, 1069, 1565, 1566; Annie L., 178, 204, 1201; Annie S., 195; Annie W., 177, 201; An¬ thony, 151, 152, 154, 158, 211, 1260, 1573; Arthur D., 202; Arthur J., 214; Attilla, 160 Balthasar (Balzer), 29, 34, 51, 54, 61, 65, 82, 146-148, 152, 176, 211, 468, 1152, 1180; Barbara, 146, 148, 171; Bar¬ bara U., 150, 152, 159; Benja¬ min S., 161, 178, 1286; Bertha A., 160, 174 Carl, 1564; Caroline M., 177, 202; Carrie B., 197; Catharine, 160, 174, 1196, 1206, 1564, 1565; Catharine A., 152, 159; Catha¬ rine M., 173, 192; Catherine E., 160, 174; Catherine IV, 174; Catherine L., 1569; Cecilia E., 171; Charles, 154, 159, 161, 171, 174, 191, 476; Charles O., 151, 170, 189, 211; Charles S. , 171, 191, 1373; Charles W., 1104; Christiana, 1190; Chris¬ tina, 160, 175, 363, 1196; Chris¬ tina S., 148, 154, 160, 968, 1188; Christine L., 193; Chris¬ topher (Christoph), 29, 39, 51, 54, 65, 69, 76, 82, 908, 1564; Cillia A., 173, 192; Clara, 112, 1251; Clara B., 1567; Clara E., 178, 204; Clara G., 1196, 1206; Clara M., 178, 192, 203; Clara W., 245, 1566, 1568; Clarence L., 178; Clayton, 195; Clement, 1G65 * Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 158; Cora N., 177, 202; Crystal, 1568; Curtis E., 173, 193 Daniel, 151, 154, 161, 174, 665, 1158; Daniel I., 196; Daniel M., 204; Daniel N., 177; Daniel R. , 1054, 1104; Daniel S., 161, 178, 196; David, 65, 152, 154, 1564, 1565, 1567; David H., 1288; David N., 177, 202; Diana S., 1565, 1566; Dianna, 159; Dinah, 175, 487, 510; Dorothy M., 202; Durrell, 1206 Edgar A., 170, 189; Edgar R., 1567; Edna B., 197; Edna H., 192; Edward S., 161, 177, 278; Edwin, 158, 161; Edwin B., 153, 154, 158, 159, 171; Edwin S. , 1566, 1568; Elenora S., 159, 171; Eliza B., 1190, 1196; Elizabeth, 62, 154, 160, 171, 421, 427, 1315, 1564, 1565; Elizabeth B., 152, 159, 174; Elizabeth H., 160; Elizabeth K., 161, 235; Elizabeth N., 177, 202; Elizabeth S., 159, 171, 178; Ella D., 174, 195; Ella L., 170, 189; Ella M., 158, 204; Ella N., 1567, 1570; Ellen, 174, 175; Ellen M., 170; Elmer, 174, 1566; Elmer C., 1568; Elmer F., 170, 188, 189; Elmer K. , 178, 204; Elmira J., 158, 170; Elmira R., 158, 170; Elsie C., 178, 204; Elsie L., 177, 202; Elsie M., 201; Elsie V., 178, 204; Elwood B., 1567, 15.69; Elwood L., 1570; Emanuel W., 157, 196; Emeline W., 490; Emeline Y., 152, 159, 1261, 1262; Emma, 158, 170, 174, 195, 1565, 1566; Emma A., 170, 188; Emma J., 174, 195; Emma K., 1565, 1567; Emma L. , 158, 170; Emma N., 177, 202; Emma R., 170, 189; Em¬ ma S., 159, 173; Enos G., 201; Enos S., 161, 177; Ephraim, 103, 112; Erma B., 197; Erma W., 202; Erwin, 158; Estella, 177; Estella M., 546, 562, 1568; Esther N., 154, 161, 665; Es¬ ther V., 1104; Esther W., 203; Eva, 196; Eva A., 204; Eve, 1564 Flora H., 175, 186, 210; Flora S., 174; Flora V., 173, 192; Florence A., 159; Florence S., 170, 179, 189, 1267; Florence V., 189; Frances K., 196; Fran¬ cis G., 1567; Frank A., 201; Franklin, 193; Franklin A., 1566; Fred, 1418; Fred C., 1385, 1418; Frederick A., 171, 191; Frederick K., 196; George, 53, 148, 153, 154, 159, 160, 175, 193, 968, 1233; George A., 191; George N., 177, 202; George S., 152, 159; Gerald, 193; Ger¬ trude V., 1568, 1570; Gottliebe, 503; Granville M., 1567 Hannah, 158, 159, 171, 191; Hannah A., 161, 178, 1286; Hannah E., 161, 177; Hannah F., 175, 197; Hannah N., 177, 201; Hannah S., 179; Hannah Y., 154, 161, 476;HaroldF.,188; Harold K., 1570; Harold W., 203; Harriet, 1430; Harrison, 152, 170; Harrison Y., 158, 170; Harry B., 1196, 1206; Harry E., 1566, 1568; Harry W., 201; Harvey, 62; Harvey S., 174, 194; Helen, 126; Helen A., 188, 211, 1570; Helen K., 1570; Helena, 53, 148, 887, 1564; Helena F., 173, 192; Henry, 154, 160, 174, 195, 490, 1188; Henry H., 175; Henry S., 160, 175; Herbert D., 192; Herman, 361; Herman L., 193; H. Gran¬ ville, 1570; Horace, 161; Horace O., 178, 204; Howard A., 1418, 1430; Howard B., 197, 1378, 1567, 1570; Howard H., 175, 196, 245; Howard S., 179 Ida E., 1147; Ida G., 173, 193; Ida K., 161, 178; Ida L., 196; Ida M., 196; Ida W., 175, 196; Idella M., 1570; Inez N., 1569, 1570; Irene, 175; Irene E., 170, 188; Irene T., 188, 211; Isaac, 152, 697, 720, 1565, 1566; Isaac E., 201; Isaac W., 170; Isaac Y., 158, 169, 170, 188; Isabella K., 1565, 1567; Isa¬ bella T., 159, 171; Isabelle I., 171 Jacob, 149, 154, 160, 231; Jacob N., 177, 202; James, 152, 170; James A., 158, 170; James N., 177, 202; James O., 1567; Jeanette M., 204; Jefferson, 1566; Jennie, 177, 1206, 1220; Jennie W., 437; Jeremiah (Jeremias), 53, 65, 148, 1564, 1565; Jeremiah D., 1144; Jesse, 1565; Jesse W., 1567, 1569; Joel, 152, 159, 1261, 1262; Joel H., 933, 1565, 1567; Joel S., 161; John, 148, 151-154, 158, 159, 211, 471, 946; John M., 160, 175; John S., 173, 192; Jonas S., 1190, 1196; Jonathan, 154, 161, 1189; Jonathan S., 161, 178, 1156; Joseph, 151, 158, 634, 1187, 1190, 1196; Joseph H., 175, 197 Katharine F., 1565, 1566; Kath¬ ryn, 171; Katie B., 1122, 1144; Katie K., 178, 1200, 1213; Katie V., 201; Lamanda, 541; Laura, 171, 174, 191, 1190, 1197; Laura I., 192; Laura M., 171, 192; Laura N., 177; Lavina, 158, 169; Leah, 152, 158; Leah S., 178; Leanna, 160; Leon W., 203; Levi, 65, 82, 146, 161, 178, 235; Lila G., 1418, 1430; Lillian M., 201, 214, 1566, 1568; Lillie E., 1196, 1206; Lizzie K., 1567, 1569; Lizzie W., 152, 159; Lois M., 191; Lottie C., 195; Lottie S., 532, 554; Lucile L., 1566, 1568; Lucille G., 1418; Lucy D., 1567, 1569; Lucy M., 196; Lula A., 1567, 1569; Lydia, 148, 151, 201, 272, 277, 470, 473, 1122, 1189, 1194, 1565; Lydia H., 272, 1565; Lydia K., 154, 160, 231; Lydia M., 1567, 1570; Lydia N., 177 Mabel S., 178, 196, 204; Mae I., 214; Magdalena, 177, 1564; Magdalena H., 203, 1564; Magdalena S., 154, 161, 1189; Mahala M., 161, 178, 1158; Mahlon, 1565, 1566; Mahlon IL, 1567, 1569; Mamie M., 195; Mamie N., 178, 203; Margaret, 1568; Marguerite, 1206; Marguerite L., 170, 189; Maria, 34, 39, 42, 43, 52, 65, 146, 149, 151, 154, 160, 472, 566, 809, 928, 1152, 1153, 1564, 1565, 1572, 1573; Maria B., 1563, 1564; Maria E., 1565, 1566; Maria K, 151, 158, 174; Maria S., 148, 154, 161, 968; Marian E., 193, 212; Marie W., 177, 202, 1238; Marion E., 204; Martha L., 177, 202; Marvin B., 197; Mary, 112, 126, 151, 152, 158, 160, 1565; Mary A., 175, 196; Mary C., 1566; Mary E., 171, 190, 201, 214, 282, 302, 1565, 1567; Mary L., 158, 171, 173, 193; Mary M., 161, 178, 1156; Mary O., 158, 170; Mary S., 161, 178, 1565; Matilda, 158, 159, 171, 191; Mattie C., 1567, 1569, 1570; Maude R., 175, 197; Maurice, 1196, 1206; Melchior, 16, 17, 20, 34, 35, 39, 40, 65, 92, 146, 147, 152, 566, 928, 1180, 1564; Melvin B., 197; Mena, 355, 361; Mendon, 159, 171; Mildred G., 1569; Milton, 112, 126; Milton S., 1566; Milton Y., 161, 178, 954; Minnie B., 197; Minnie E., 171, 191, 204; Min¬ nie J., 1378, 1567, 1570; Mir¬ iam M., 195, 214; Miriam S., 171, 191; Morris, 177; Morris E. 173, 192; Morris H., 66, 203, 1238; Moses, 1138 Nancy, 152; Nathan, 1564, 1565, 1573; Nathaniel, 1565, 1566; Nevin K., 158, 171; Nora, 173; Norman C., 1567, 1569; Olive, 1569; Oliver E., 201; Oliver N., 177, 201; Oscar K, 178, 204, 1201; Oswin S., 161, 178; Owen, 195 Paul, 126; Paul A., 192, 1570; Paul H., 188, 197, 211; Pauline S., 173, 192; Pearl L., 1570; Pearl S., 1568; Percifer, 173, 193; Polly K., 103, 112; Polly S., 1566, 1568; Preston P., 173, 192; Priscilla, 160, 176; Puella, 173 193 Rachel, 734; Ralph A., 189; Raymond Y., 196; Rebecca, 150, 152, 156, 160, 1564; Re- J (>GG Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families becca S., 175; Regina, 53, 148, 152, 154, 160, 474, 485, 664, 665, 1564; Regina K., 175, 196; Regina S, 152, 159, 946; Reu¬ ben, 1565; Richard, 204; Rich¬ ard E., 1569; Robert H., 175, 197; Robert M., 203; Robert T., 197; Rosa, 1566, 1568; Rosina, 146, 148, 860, 861, 1564; Rosina Y., 148, 151, 471; Ruth B., 1096, 1138; Ruth S., 188 Sadie H., 204; Sadie S., 1567, 1569; Sallie, 174; Sallie A., 174, 195; Sallie M., 171, 191, 1373; Samuel, 150, 152, 153, 159; Samuel A., 159, 171, 172; Samuel K., 160, 174; Samuel W., 175, 196; Sarah, 151, 154, 158, 1189, 1194, 1565, Sarah A. , 158, 170; Sarah C., 160, 175; Sarah E., 1566; Sarah G., 174, 196; Sarah H., 161, 177, 278, 1564, 1565; Sarah S., 160, 161, 174, 178, 948; Sarah W., 160, 175, 203, 1233; Sarah Y., 151, 158, 1260; Selina, 160, 173; Solomon, 160, 174; Sophia, 160, 1234, 1238, 1564; Sophia E., 160, 173; Sophia K, 177, 203; Sophia M., 152; Sophia W., 697, 720, 1238; Stanley G., 202; Stella B., 175, 197; Stella W., 1567-1569; Susan B. , 159, 948, 953; Susan K., 245; Susan W., 159, 175, 196, 1565, 1567; Susanna, 34, 65, 81, 92, 146, 152, 154, 159, 160, 176, 177, 203, 468, 471, 1190, 1285, 1291, 1559, 1560, 1564, 1565; Susanna H., 146, 1180; Susanna S., 148, 152, 634, 908, 968, 1187, 1190, 1564; Susanna Y., 146, 148, 468; Sylvia, 173, 193 Thaddeus S., 1567; Theodora R., 158, 169, 188; Thomas M., 178, 204; Titus S., 195, 214; Velma, 196; Verna M., 197; Verna S., 179; Viola M., 159, 172; Virginia, 173, 193; Vir¬ ginia M., 189 Wallace H., 175, 197; Walter W., 203; Warren B., 197; Warren II., 177, 202, 1238; Wayne F., 197; Willard G., 196; William, 159, 174, 1069; William F., 202; William IT, 1565, 1567; William K, 1122, 1144; Wil¬ liam P., 192; William R., 1566, 1568; Wilson S., 159, 1565, 1567; Winifred K., 196; Win¬ fred E., 188 Kraussdale, 22, 26, 60, 61, 65, 66, 71-73 lvrauthamel, Olivia R., 122 Kreamer, Agnes, 367, 391; Frances G., 1431; Harold, 1431; Joseph, 391; J. R., 1423, 1430; J. Russel, 328; Kathryn B., 1431; Kathrvn S., 1423, 1430; Mamie C. , 328; Naomi, 323 Krebs, Catharine, 1006; Emma R., 1113; Michael, 1006 Krecker, Frederick, 947, 950; Selina Y., 947, 950 Kreger, Charles, 1161; Tillie, 1156, 1161 Kreidler, Eliza, 1017, 1042 Kreischer, 980 Kremer, Barbara, 802 Kremmer, Emma, 515 Kreps, Henry, 1231 Kresge, Anna S., 903; Edna S., 895, 903; Elijah E., 895, 903; Karl E. , 903; Linford, 903; Marion G., 903; Salinda, 1129 Kress, Melissa, 1481; Samuel, 1448 Kressler, Cora, 1087 Kressman, Anna, 188 Kretshmar, Franklin, 780; Minnie M., 721, 780 Krewsen Frank C., 433, 449; John W., 449; Leslie R., 449; Lizzie M., 449; Sybilla T., 433, 449; Wilmer E., 449 Kriebel (Krieble, Kribel, Kriibel), 58, 1006 Aaron, 233, 237, 238, 356, 359; Aaron B., 356, 365, 667; Abbie F. , 264; Abigail, 232, 237, 251, 352, 356, 366; Abraham, 29, 52, 53, 56, 66, 70, 83, 228-231, 234, 238, 240, 251, 273, 348-352, 354-356, 358, 360, 466, 684, 862, 943, 944, 1183, 1188, 1282, 1284, 1439; Abraham A., 356, 367; Abraham B., 356; Abra¬ ham H., 233, 237, 353; Abra¬ ham K., 237, 356, 363; Abra¬ ham R., 383; Abraham S., 365, 387; Abram D., 252, 265; Abram H., 370; Abram L., 392; Abram R., 370; Achsah A., 233, 238; Ada, 248; Ada E., 358, 371; Ada L., 402; Ada M., 386; Ada S., 263; Adaline, 376, 977, 988; Adam, 274, 353, 357; Addison R., 370; Addison S., 358, 371; Agnes, 354, 359; Agnes B., 259, 267; Agnes E., 367; Agnes K., 367, 391; Agnes R., 258; Agnes Y., 351, 353, 1260; Alan, 367; Albert B., 392, 409; Albert M., 363; Al¬ fred J., 363; Alice, 255, 266, 267; Alice K., 376, 401; Alice W., 393; Allen K, 83, 238, 251, 364, 383, 668; Allen S., 237, 248, 384, 1198; Almira, 247, 262; Almira A., 243; Alpheus K., 383, 406; Alsenia A., 392, 409; Alsenia B., 367, 392; Alta, 396; Alta G., 252; Alton, 241, 257; Alvan C., 239, 254; Al- vena C., 365, 385; Alverda, 371; Alverda M., 386; Alvin, 240; Alvin C., 365, 385; Alvin G. , 238, 252; Alvin R., 240, 256; Amanda, 234, 237, 242, 358, 1191, 1198; Amanda A., 282, 369, 393; Amanda K., 364, 376, 383, 401; Amanda R., 365, 387; Amanda S., 238, 251, 363, 382, 384, 580, 599, 668; Amanda Z., 359, 374; Amandus S., 377, 402; Am¬ brose, 363; Ambrose S., 247, 262; Amelia B., 363; Amos H., 367, 392; Amos Z., 234; Andrew (Andreas), 52, 53, 228-230, 232, 271, 350-352, 356, 363, 944, 1190, 1572; Andrew A., 156, 356, 365, 367, 386, 1378; Andrew B., 356, 365; Andrew G., 236, 247; Andrew K., 232, 363; Andrew L., 386; Angeline, 238; Angus, 239; Ann, 233; Anna, 37, 42, 52, 53, 66, 175, 228-232, 239, 349, 351, 353, 358, 363, 365, 382, 385, 918, 919, 964, 968, 1189, 1196, 1280, 1572; Anna A., 349, 365, 386, 1280; Anna B., 352, 354, 356, 363, 381, 392; Anna C., 358; Anna D., 348, 349, 351, 355, 363, 918; Anna F., 255; Anna IT, 231, 233, 242, 351, 354, 861; Anna K, 240, 1565; Anna L., 367, 392, 409, 1349, 1384; Anna M., 354, 360, 427; Anna R., 229, 230, 250, 252, 265, 1572; Anna S., 308, 333, 355, 363; Anna Y., 351, 354, 470; Annie A., 358, 371; Annie E., 235, 244, 366, 390; Annie G., 366, 391; Annie H., 862; Annie I., 391, 409; Annie K., 238, 251, 360, 368, 376, 532, 553, 676; Annie M., 236, 247, 364, 383, 386, 1160; Annie R., 258; Annie S., 1195; Anthony, 351, 354, 371, 969; Arnold B., 262; Arthur E., 375, 401; Ar¬ thur M., 386; Arthur S., 380; Asher G., 236, 247, 282 Balthasar, 270, 940, 964; Bar¬ bara, 232, 353, 971, 975, 1230, 1234; Barbara G., 362, 380; Barbara S., 349, 351, 1152; Bathsheba, 230, 1559; Bea¬ trice, 244, 257; Beatrice Y., 387; Belle B., 239, 253; Belva L., 380, 405; Benjamin, 230, 232, 351, 352, 354, 356, 471, 942; Benjamin F., 359, 366, 374; Benjamin S., 356, 357; Bennie F., 253; Bertha, 266, 391; Bertha H., 236, 247, 282; Bertha J., 386; Bertha L., 240, 255; Bertha S-, 383; Bessie, 242, 251, 259, 264, 380, 404; Bessie F., 358, 372; Bessie M., 242, 259, 367, 391; Beulah, 247, 262; Blanch, 253; Blanche T., 243, 259; Blanche W., 254; Brady F., 254; Burton M., 246 Calvin G., 232, 236, 246, 942; Carl, 240, 255, 385; Carl R., 387; Carolina, 237; Caroline T., 234, 242; Carrie, 380; Carroll H., 239, 252; Caspar, 29, 36, 41, 42, 45, 51, 54, 66, 79, 82, 83, 85, 228, 344, 348, 349, 355, 383, 415, 418, 469, 860, 964; Catharine, 231, 351, 353, 354, 356, 357, 887, 888, 1282, 1284; Catharine A., 231, 233, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1607 367, 391, 1282; Catharine H., 273, 355, 356, 362, 367; Catha¬ rine L., 230, 231; Catharine N., 367, 392; Catharine S., 351, 354; Catharine W., 233, 235, 238, 245, 1234; Catharine Y., 351, 354, 471; Charles, 233, 238, 243, 252, 265, 354, 356, 364, 367, 383, 391, 951, 1195, 1283; Charles C., 370, 380, 394, 405; Charles E., 363, 381; Charles F., 360; Charles G., 394; Charles K, 66, 348, 350, 352, 355, 364; Charles R., 370, 396; Charles S., 262, 360, 377, 580; Charles T., 366, 374, 391; Charles W., 375, 401; Charles Y., 353, 357; Charlotte B., 238, 252; Charlotte R., 238, 252; Chattie E., 254; Chester, 69, 248; Chester E., 371; Ches¬ ter S., 263; Chester Z., 234, 241, 1195; Christian, 350; Christina, 53, 230-232, 351, 356, 364, 928; Christina S., 230-232, 237, 351, 354, 942, 969, 970, 1190; Chris¬ topher (Christoph, Christof), 16, 17, 22, 23, 29, 36, 37, 40-43, 45, 47, 51-55, 62, 66, 71, 79, 83, 224, 225, 227-232, 271, 344, 348, 350, 351, 352, 471, 860, 887, 908, 918, 940, 942, 968, 1180, 1227, 1260, 1280, 1282, 1436, 1558, 1572; Clara E., 239, 254; Clara G., 371; Clara K, 263; Clara M., 240, 252, 265, 402; Clara W., 245, 1566, 1568; Clarence, 251, 266, 374; Clarence A., 392; Clarence E., 370; Clarence J., 380, 405; Clarence L., 386; Claude, 383; Claude B., 392; Cleta L., 396; Cleta M., 393; Clifford E., 256; Clyde L., 239, 253; Cora, 382; Cora E., 239, 252; Cora S., 1290, 1302; Corinne, 248; Corinne M., 30, 237, 248; Curtis F., 386; Cyrus S., 365, 387 Daniel, 350-352, 354; Daniel IF, 233, 235, 238; Daniel K, 359, 375; Daniel S., 235, 237, 250, 251, 358, 371, 377; Daniel W., 359, 374; David, 83, 230-232, 234, 242, 244, 259, 349, 351, 353, 354, 415, 942, 944, 945, 1227, 1436; David A., 369, 394, 673; David D., 357, 369, 975; Dayton, 238; Debora K., 365, 387, 1560; Deborah H., 352, 356, 1559; Della E., 363, 381; Della I., 372, 397; Della M., 386; Della W., 375, 400; Dinah, 353; Donald, 385, 395; Donald R., 247; Dora, 240, 255; Doro¬ thy, 244, 253, 261; Dorothy B., 244, 261; Dorothy E., 262; Dorothy F., 391; Dorothy G., 247; Dorothy H., 255; Dorothy M., 256, 406 Earl, 257, 386; Earl R., 390, 408; Earl S., 383, 406; Edgar G., 375, 401; Edith, 356, 366; Edith A., 247; Edith O., 370, 396; Edith S., 394; Edna, 241, 243, 244, 266, 367, 376, 393; Edna E., 392, 395, 410; Edna K., 238, 391, 409; Edna M., 409; Edna Y., 387; Edward V., 243; Edwin 370, 392, 410; Edwin A., 372; Edwin G., 366, 390; Edwin IF, 358, 370; Edwin S., 235, 358, 372; Ed¬ win U., 367, 392; Edwin W., 395; Edwin Z., 234, 241; Effie, 363; Eleanor, 256; Eleanor J., 254; Elias, 232, 236, 352, 1233; Elias G., 242, 258; Elijah, 357, 367; Elise P., 255; Eliza A. , 366, 390; Eliza K, 352, 356; Eliza M., 254; Eliza S., 356, 365; Eliza Y., 359, 374; Elizabeth, 161, 231-236, 238, 239, 244, 261, 266, 352, 370, 929, 931, 946, 948, 1198, 1209; Elizabeth A., 230, 232, 352, 356, 365, 392, 1282; Elizabeth B. , 230, 233; Elizabeth C., 372; Elizabeth D., 391; Elizabeth E., 242, 259; Elizabeth F., 233, 239; Elizabeth G., 232, 236, 247, 578; Elizabeth H., 230, 233, 241, 862; Elizabeth I., 244, 260; Elizabeth N., 370, 394; Eliza¬ beth S., 178, 234, 238, 243, 252, 352, 356, 363, 366, 382, 390, 667, 668; Elizabeth W., 406; Ella, 236, 391; Ella A., 360, 371, 372; Ella G., 242, 258; Ella J., 359, 374; Ella M., 252, 265, 367, 380, 391, 404; Ella V., 365, 386, 1378; Ella W., 245; Ellen, 250, 364, 369, 393; Ellen A., 392; Ellen C., 236, 247, 362, 380; Ellen H., 358, 371; Ellen IF, 1191, 1198; Ellena, 369; Ellwood H., 367; Elmer E., 234, 241; Elmer G., 236, 246, 933; Elmer IF, 238; Elmer W., 245; Elmira, 363; Elmira IF, 286, 309; Elmira M., 242, 259; Elsie H., 245, 377, 402, 1199; Elsie P., 240; Elva, 375; Elverda A., 370; Elverda B., 395; Elvin L., 396; Elwood, 382; Elwood S., 256; Emarine G., 247; E. May, 380; Emeline, 358, 367; Eme- line W., 363; Emeline Z., 356, 367; Emerson, 236; Emma, 234, 235, 252, 358, 362, 364, 369-371, 380, 391; Emma A., 248, 263; Emma B., 359, 375; Emma H., 358, 371; Emma J., 238, 252, 358, 365, 375, 386, 734; Emma IF, 238; Emma L., 366, 390; Emma R., 359, 374; Emma S., 240, 255, 985; Emer¬ son, 255; Emmett W., 392; Enos, 232, 237, 355, 358, 370, 1233; Enos IF, 370; Ephraim, 353, 355, 358, 363; Erma L., 240, 256; Ernest S., 383; Es- tella H., 375, 401; Estella K., 241, 257; Estella M., 365, 374, 387, 400, 405; Estella S., 384; Esther, 375, 401; Esther A., 351, 353,1282; Esther B., 392, 409; Esther H., 251; EstherS., 234, 242; Esther W., 228, 229, 1227; Ethel E., 390, 408; Ethel W.,406;Ethylla A.,401 ;EttaE., 371, 397; Etta L., 239; Etta V. , 253; Euphemia, 356, 365; Eva M., 390; Eve, 663; Eve H., 350, 352; Evelyn G., 402; Everett D., 371; E. Viola, 390, 408; E. Wilbur, 244, 260, 383 F. Frieda, 248, 263; Flora, 370; Flora R., 367, 392; Florence, 241, 246, 265; Florence A., 369, 394; Florence E., 396; Florence G., 371, 396; Florence H., 244, 260; Florence R., 365, 387; Floyd, 251; Francine, 255; Francis Z., 234, 240; Frank, 367; Frank E., 239, 253; Frank R. , 375, 401; Franklin, 357; Franklin F., 243, 260; Frank¬ lin M., 259; Franklin S., 235, 244; Frederick L., 374, 375, 401; Frieda K., 254 Garwood, M., 266; George (Georg), 29, 36, 37, 43, 51- 55, 66, 71-73, 76, 79, 82, 83, 152, 228-231, 233, 240, 255, 272, 344, 348-352, 354- 356, 363, 370, 381-383, 466, 665, 668, 886, 888, 940, 941, 946, 969, 1187, 1188, 1227, 1280, 1282, 1436, 1558, 1559; George A., 232, 353, 358; George D., 362, 394, 396; George H., 242, 259, 363; George IF, 358, 371, 985; George M., 380, 404, 405; George N., 395; George R., 234, 242, 364; George S., 382; George U., 367, 392; George W. , 396; Georgina M., 370, 395; Gerald H., 387; Gertrude, 238; Gertrude J., 386; Ger¬ trude K., 258; Gertrude M., 375, 400; Gertrude S., 241, 257; Gideon, 354; Gladys V., 263; Gloria M., 387; Goldie, 240; Goldie G., 240, 255; Grace, 253; Grace E., 372, 391; Gus- sie M., 240, 256; Guy E., 253 Hannah, 232, 234, 235, 242, 351- 354, 356, 360, 362, 363, 940, 947, 969, 971, 1282, 1283; Hannah A., 232, 234; Hannah B. , 1283, 1286; Hannah H., 354, 359, 862; Hannah J., 259; Hannah M., 359, 386; Hans C., 348; Hans G., 228; Harold, 259; Harold G., 247; Harold H., 251; Harriet E., 381; Har¬ riet G. 259; Harriet W., 234, 242; Harrison, 369, 382; Har¬ rison B., 241, 257, 1408; Harry C. , 256; Harry E., 371; Harry G. , 242, 258; Harry M., 386; Harvey, 250, 376, 382; Harvey S. , 383, 394; Hasting S., 240; Hazel, 253, 266; Hazel E., 259; H. Denton, 247; Helen, 248; Helen I., 406; Helen J., 381; 1668 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Helena A., 386, 407; H. Eliza¬ beth, 363; Henry, 232, 234, 236, 252, 578, 1235; Henry A., 260, 365, 386; Henry C., 247; Henry D., 247; Henry G., 236, 247, i 1 60 ; Henry H., 233, 238; Henry J., 363, 374, 381; Henry S., 33, 235, 244, 245, 266, 383, 1234; Herbert H., 251, 259; Hezekiah Z., 367, 391; Hiram A., 357, 367, 929, 930; Hiram K., 58, 63, 64, 66, 232, 363, 382, 668; Homer, 238, 248, 252; Homer S., 371, 396, 673; Horace, 237, 369, 370, 396; Horace A., 394; Horace H., 242, 367, 392; Horace W., 265; Hosea K., 359, 374; Howard, 241, 242, 259, 404; Howard A., 365, 386; Howard L., 386; Howard W., 29, 30, 60, 236, 245, 246, 383, 971 Ida, 250, 365, 369, 370, 387, 390, 393; Ida J., 240, 256; Ida M., 375; Ida S., 375, 400; Idella, 375; Iona F., 244; Ira G., 247; Irene, 248; Irene K., 376, 402; Irma F., 244; Irma L., 386; Irwin, 383; Irwin K., 363, 365, 383; Irwin S., 365, 387, 1560; Irwin W., 245; Irwin Z., 375, 401; Isaac, 22, 33, 71, 230- 234, 237, 242, 250, 251, 354, 356, 359, 364, 862, 942; Isaac C., 375, 400; Isaac H., 233, 239; Isaac K., 83; Isaac R., 242, 259, 370, 395, 896; Isaac S., 232, 237, 970; Isaac. V., 251, 264; Isabella, 266, 356; Isabella A. , 244, 260; Isabella S., 238, 252; Isaiah, 363; Israel, 230, 232, 236, 246, 370, 1188; Iva M., 390 Jacob, 52, 230, 237, 240, 252, 266, 349, 351-355, 357, 365, 383, 470, 471, 475, 919; Jacob A., 282, 369, 386, 393; Jacob L., 386; Jacob T., 366, 390; Jacob W., 370; James, 357; James M., 393; James S., 358, 371; James W., 259, 370; Jane A., 234, 243; Jannice, 255; Jean C., 372; Jeanette, 255; Jennie, 239, 243, 254, 255, 260, 267; Jennie B., 363, 381; Jennie E., 391; Jennie Iv., 239, 253; Jen¬ nie L., 365, 387; Jennie S., 369, 674, 679; Jennie V., 239, 253; Jeremiah (Jeremias), 52, 66, 71, 83, 228-230, 233, 237, 238, 252, 1281, 1572; Jeremiah K., 251, 923, 1280; Jesse, 353, 355; Jesse S., 29, 234, 237, 250; J. Horace, 252; Joanna B., 238, 251; Joanna H., 923; Job, 351, 353, 356, 367, 1282; Job S., 635; Joel, 355, 362, 380; Joel C., 391; Joel S., 356, 366, 625; John, 59, 232-235, 239, 242, 244, 351, 353, 360, 385, 970, 1260; John A., 365, 387; John B. , 274, 356, 364, 365, 933; John E., 381, 405, 406; John H., 359, 372; John K., 238, 358, 370; John O., 363, 381; John S., 263, 377, 392, 402; Jonas, 69, 353, 358, 886, 888; Jonas G., 242, 258; Jonas S., 360, 376, 1565; Jonathan, 237, 351, 354, 861; Joseph, 230- 233, 237, 352, 353, 356, 370, 862, 1282, 1283; Joseph B., 233, 238, 689; Joseph H., 233, 239, 265, 367, 392; Joseph R., 395; Joseph S., 236, 245; Joseph W., 239, 395; Judith, 354, 359; Justus, 363 Kaspar, 1152; Kate B., 234; Kate E., 234, 240; Kate H., 234, 241; Kate U., 365, 386; Katherine B., 241; Kathryn, 241, 257, 406; Kathryn E., 402; Kathryn Y., 387; Kathryne L., 375, 401; Katie, 363, 370; Katie B., 236, 246; Katie F., 370, 396; Katie L., 358; Katie R., 292, 319, 364, 370; Katie S„ 238, 251, 383, 406; Keturah S., 237, 248, 1198; Kieth N., 254 Laila E., 244, 260; Laura, 364, 369; Laura C., 242, 309; Laura E., 381; Laura K., 250, 263; Laura S., 384; Lavina 238; Lavina W., 233, 238; Lawrence, 250; Lawrence C., 391; Leah, 354, 359, 483; Leanna, 358, 948, 954; Leidy S., 382, 406; Leidy W., 406; Leila A., 256; Leila E., 240, 932, 935; Lena IL, 240; Leo T., 256; Leona. 247; Le Roy, 406; Lester, 383; Lester IL, 258; Levi, 352, 356; Lewis G., 236, 246; Lillian, 243, 260; Lillie A., 252, 265; Lillie D. , 371, 396; Lillie R., 364; Lillie S., 673; Linford, 395; Linwood T., 366, 390; Lizzie, 358, 370, 382, 395; Lizzie A., 235, 244, 364, 383, 668; Lizzie G., 242, 258; Lizzie J., 239, 254; Lizzie K., 383, 406; Lizzie L., 367, 392; Lizzie W., 245, 261; Lloyd G., 247, 390; Lora E. , 371, 397; Lorene S., 371; Lottie E., 358, 372; Louis, 372; Louisa E., 248, 263; Louise, 395; Louise H., 242; Lovina, 233, 234; Lucile, 253; Lulu S., 390, 408; Lydia, 154, 160, 231, 274, 286, 351, 353, 355, 356, 369, 474, 476, 486, 489, 1282, 1283; Lydia C., 358, 372; Lydia D., 277, 292, 357; Lydia E., 358, 371; Lydia G., 375, 402; Lydia H., 230, 233, 862; Lydia S., 360, 364, 377, 383, 580, 951; Lydia U., 156, 356, 367; Lydia Y., 349, 351, 471; Lyly, 239 Mabel, 240, 241, 255-257, 402; Mabel B., 241, 257; Mabel E., 252, 266, 386, 407; Mabel F., 244, 261 ; Mabel K., 258; Mabel L., 386; Mabel M., 386; Mabel S., 370, 395, 896; Mabel V., 241, 257, 1408; Mabelle, 253, 266; Madge L., 375, 401; Mae, 367; Mae I., 367, 392; Mae M., 246, 891, 898; Magdalena, 235, 370; Magdalena W., 358, 370, 395; Magdalene, 232; Magda¬ lene W., 1233; Maggie J., 236, 245; Mahlon, 362, 363, 380, 404; Mahlon D., 355, 363; Majel, 381, 405; Major R., 390; Malinda, 250; Malissa H., 233, 240; Mamie, 363; Mamie K., 405; Mamie L., 380, 405; Mamie M., 252, 266; Margaret, 357; Margaret E., 357, 367; Margaret L., 233, 239, 395; Margaret R., 258; Margaret S., 233, 238, 242, 258, 392, 409, 689; Margaret W., 406; Maria, 37, 42-44, 66, 228, 230, 231, 234, 270, 348, 351-355, 359, 940, 964, 1434; Maria B., 228, 918; Maria H., 228, 236, 247, 271, 350, 352, 908; Maria M., 351, 352, 567; Maria R., 364; Maria S., 230, 232, 942; Marie, 253; Marion E., 406; Marion K., 258; Mar¬ ion M., 259, 267; Marion R., 395; Mark M., 259; Mark S., 243, 259, 260; Martha, 365, 385; Martha H., 251; Martha M., 381, 405; Mary, 232-234, 237, 240, 241, 243, 248, 251, 260, 353-356, 358, 359, 365, 376, 385, 862, 946, 949, 1188, 1193; Mary A., 232, 236-238, 242, 248, 250, 255, 258, 357, 358, 362, 363, 365, 369, 370, 383, 393, 931, 933, 1200, 1212, 1235, 1284; Mary B., 244, 261; Mary C., 234, 239, 240, 274, 279, 353, 357, 377, 402; Mary E., 233, 235, 238, 240-242, 245, 252, 256, 259, 260, 366, 367, 391, 392, 402; Mary F., 264; Mary G., 240, 256, 377, 402; Mary H., 251, 264, 358, 371; Mary J., 235, 240, 244, 363, 381; Mary Iv., 942, 947; Mary L. , 356, 364, 366, 372, 390; Mary M., 235, 244, 248, 370, 386, 395; Mary N., 392, 410; Mary R., 241, 257, 358, 370, 371, 395, 396; Mary S., 234, 236, 240, 241, 245, 259, 267, 353, 357, 358, 365, 369, 386, 888, 1189, 1195; Mary T., 356, 366, 635; Mary \Y., 370, 393, 395; Mary Z., 231, 234; Maud W., 375, 401; Maude S., 359, 372; May A., 247, 262; Mel¬ chior (Melcher), 17, 29, 36, 41- 44, 51-55, 60, 66, 79, 83, 85, 251, 347-351, 353, 364, 466, 630, 631, 685, 918, 942, 943, 945, 1152, 1314, 1436, 1558; Melda E., 247; Melissa R., 381, 405; Melvin, 241; Melvin D., 257; Melvin G., 375; Melvin S., 257; Merle, 255; Merle M., 254; Merril M., 266; Mertie M. , 239, 253; Mettie B., 239; Michael Z., 234, 240, 279; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfeldek Families 10(59 Mildred, 246, 259; Mildred L., 255; Mildred M., 386; Millard F., 239, 253; Minerva, 374- 376, 382, 390; Minerva K., 375, 401; Minerva Z., 382, 406; Minnie, 380; Minnie E., 359, 372; Minnie M., 240, 241, 257; Minnie S., 382, 406; Miriam H., 251; Monroe, 241; Morris C., 358, 372; Morris S., 377, 402, 1199; Morris T., 372; Moses H., 233, 238; Myrta, 239, 253; Myrtle, 266; Myrtle M., 257 Nancy, 239, 253; Naomi S., 380, 405; Nathaniel, 234, 238, 674; Nathaniel A., 240, 255; Nellie E., 371; Nelson, 390; Nelson C., 390, 408; Nelson J., 386; Nelson K., 258; Nettie H., 383, 406; Nettie M., 239, 253; Ne- vin V., 391, 409; Noah, 237; Noah H., 233; Noah I., 239, 253; Nora, 383; Nora C., 236, 246, 932; Nora K., 236, 246, 933; Norman, 248, 265; Nor¬ man F., 386, 407; Norman G., 375; Norman S., 382, 383, 406; Norman W., 390 Ola, 380; Olglena, 259; Olive R., 243, 260; Oliver, 237, 239; Olivia E., 381, 405; Ollie G., 380, 405; Ora A., 363, 381; Ora O., 381; Oscar, 365, 387, 392; Oscar S., 5, 29, 30, 237, 248-250, 958, 985, 1215; Os- win, 376, 1558, 1559; Oswin S., 382, 406; Owen, 236, 248 Paul, 259; Paul C., 385, 407; Paul F., 254; Paul L., 386; Paul M., 266; Paul R., 387; Pauline G., 247; Pearl A., 386, 407; Pearl R., 251, 263; Percy E., 251, 263; Perry E., 239; Philip, 232, 234, 243; Phoebe, 237, 356; Phoebe S., 363 Rachel, 234, 240, 351, 355; Rachel A., 234, 240, 1284; Rachel C., 354, 358; Ralph, 243, 396; Ralph F., 386; Ralph M., 246; Raymond, 248, 255, 374; Ray¬ mond E., 390; Raymond S., 383, 406; Raymond W., 392; Rebecca, 259; Rebecca C., 274, 356, 364; Rebecca W., 242; Regina, 53, 230, 232, 236, 270, 352, 356, 363, 366, 918, 919, 940, 946; Regina G., 247; Re¬ gina S., 229, 230, 232, 354, 360, 942, 1188; Reinard, 234, 243; Reuben, 26, 353, 354, 359, 862, 1194, 1288; Reuben D., 238, 357, 369, 1284; Reuben L., 393; Reuben O., 375, 400; Richard C., 409; Richard T., 244; Rilla R., 240, 255; Robert, 241, 370; Robert A., 408; Robert C., 263; Robert D., 257; Robert E., 252; Robert H., 263; Robert S., 373; Robert W., 244, 255; Roberta, 373; Rodney S., 256; Roger J., 367, 391; Roland, 383; Rolland E., 371; Romanus, 364; Rosa I., 251, 264; Rosalinda, 238; Ro¬ sanna, 349; Rosina, 37, 52, 53, 63, 66, 220, 228-231, 349, 350, 352, 353, 356, 928, 1227, 1230; Rosina H., 229, 230, 349, 351, 684, 1558; Rosina S., 230, 231, 350- 353, 887, 942, 969; Rosina W., 349, 350, 1227; Rova A., 405; Rufus, 239, 253; Russel E., 391; Russell, 243; Russell G. , 247; Russell H., 244; Russell M., 386; Ruth, 253, 266; Ruth B., 398; Ruth E., 409; Ruth W., 406 Sadie S., 390, 409; Sallie, 236; Sallie A., 235, 240, 244, 256; Sal- lie C., 256; Sallie G., 166, 185; Sallie S., 233, 235, 238, 673; Sallie W., 369, 394; Salome, 230, 238, 353, 369, 968, 970, 1282, 1283; Salome D., 357; Salome Y., 349, 351, 466; Sam- anna P., 242, 259; Samuel, 53, 230-233, 351-354, 360, 942, 945, 1229, 1288; Samuel B., 233, 238; Samuel C., 359, 372; Samuel H., 233, 239; Samuel K., 358; Samuel R., 259, 267; Samuel S., 232, 234, 237, 238, 242, 252, 358, 371, 734; Samuel Y., 353, 357, 1189; Samuel Z., 234, 240, 256; Sara, 402; Sara Iv., 262; Sara R., 258; Sara W., 393; Sarah, 231-234, 237, 243, 351- 356, 358, 360, 364, 365, 380, 470, 472, 473, 477, 919, 921; Sarah A., 353, 356-358, 362, 367, 380, 635, 1283; Sarah C., 235, 237, 240, 245, 250, 274, 382, 385, 406, 1234; Sarah D., 375, 401; Sarah E., 358, 372; Sarah G., 234, 242; Sarah J., 292, 319, 364; Sarah M., 385, 401; Sarah N., 392, 409; Sarah P., 363; Sarah R., 232, 234; Sarah S., 230, 232, 234, 240, 351, 353, 942, 947, 951, 1188; Sarah U., 367, 1193, 1201; Sarah W., 354, 359; Sarah Y., 353, 357; Sebella, 367, 391; Selina, 237; Selina S., 1191, 1197; Selma S., 369, 393; Sep¬ timus A., 232, 235; Septimus C., 244, 260; Septimus S., 235, 244; Solomon, 351, 352, 354, 360, 427, 567; Sophia, 230, 231. 237, 351, 352, 354-356, 359, 365, 375, 665, 929, 931, 968, 970, 1189, 1195; Sophia K, 278, 293, 364; Sophia W., 232, 236, 1233; Sora W., 406; Stan¬ ley M., 246; Stanley S., 383; Stewart, 383; Sue K., 375, 401; Susan, 236, 245, 247, 251, 308, 359, 372; Susan B., 365; Susan F., 251, 252, 265; Susan H. , 292, 320, 370; Susan K., 238; Susan S., 232, 235, 236, 245, 258; Susan W., 175, 196, 356; Susanna (Susannah), 37, 42, 52, 53, 66, 88, 146, 228-234, 237, 238, 272, 274, 278, 281, 348-358, 360, 366, 369, 388, 861, 930, 964, 1152, 1258, 1260, 1280-1284, 1289; Susanna D., 353, 357, 919; Susanna F., 237, 251, 862; Susanna G., 232, 237 ; Susanna H., 251, 359, 375; Susanna L., 367, 392; Susanna M., 233, 238, 357, 367; Susan¬ na R., 349, 350, 415; Susanna S., 232, 235, 349, 350, 355, 357, 358, 362, 369, 970, 975, 1186; Susanna W., 348, 350, 352, 418, 1227; Susanna Y., 228, 229, 344, 888, 890, 929, 1572; Susanna Z., 237, 250; Susanne L., 260; Susie, 252, 266; Susie L., 252, 266; Susie S., 242; Sylvanus, 68, 250, 367, 391; Sylvester E., 401 Thamar K., 236, 245, 971; Thel¬ ma, 243, 381, 405; Thomas E., 244, 261; T. Randall, 247; Urias S., 35S; Vandalia N., 387 ; Velma J., 386; Verna G., 247, 254; Vernon K, 250, 263, 309; Verona B., 247, 262; Vincent F., 264 Walter, 380; Walter E., 240, 255; Walton N., 387; Warren, 370, 395; Warren S., 394; Wilbur, 385; Wilhelmina K., 382, 406; Willard A., 247; Willard W., 390; William, 231, 234, 237, 238, 242, 266, 354, 359, 360, 374; William C., 240, 256; William D., 263; William E., 372; William F., 264, 386, 407; William H., 233, 239, 240, 243; William I., 405; William J., 381, 405; William L., 386; William M., 256; William R., 393; William S., 235, 241, 244, 250, 257, 261, 274, 358, 364, 371, 396; William W., 236, 247, 255, 390, 409; William Z., 234, 241 ; Willis, 383; Willis W., 245; Wilmer K., 258; Wilmer L., 386, 407; Wilmer N., 387; Wilson, 369 Krieger, Fredericka, 576, 591 Krier, Emma, 509, 541; Moore, 541 Krips, Annie, 520; Henry, 495, 520; Sarah A., 332, 495 Kristianson, Kristine, 332 Krock, Florence E., 1148; Frank, 1132, 1148; Mattie A., 1132, 1148; Samuel, 1148; Sarah K., 1148 Krom, Elizabeth, 1095 Krommer, Malinda, 549 Krommes, Andrew, 1059, 1107; Charles F., 1107; Ida M., 1107; Ida V., 1059, 1107; Isaac D., 1107; Margaret L., 1107 Kropp, Bertha G., 739, 797; Wil¬ liam, 797 Krouse, Catherine, 827; Margrette, 460 Krout, Adaline S., 1041; Anna L., 280; Harriet, 1093; Isaac, 1041; John, 280 Kriibel — see Kriebel 1070 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Krug, Adam, 822; John E., 767, 822; Lera B., 767, 822 Krull, Emma, 174, 194; William, 194 Krum, Edward, 452; Elizabeth G., 437, 452; George E., 452; Helen E., 452, 462; James S., 452, 462; Josiah, 437, 452 Krun, Matilda N., 972, 981 Krupp, Abraham, 1237; Ada S., 495, 521; Adeline M., 521; Alice A., 1241, 1251; Anna, 669, 676; Annie R., 734, 791; Caroline, 495, 520; Catharine J. , 791, 840; Charles, 495; Eli, 479, 495; Eliza, 352, 356; Elizabeth, 495, 520; Elvie L., 1238, 1245; Emerson G., 791; Esther L., 550; Ethel W., 521; Franklin, 495, 521; Franklin W., 1233, 1238; George, 356; H. Carl, 840; Helen E., 1251; Helen L., 521, 550; Henry H., 734, 791; Isaac, 1233, 1237; Jacob K., 791; Jesse, 1230, 1233; John, 1233; John H., 1251; John M., 1241, 1251; Joseph L., 521, 550; J. Paul, 791, 840; Llewellyn H., 1238; Lottie M., 521, 550; Mary, 272, 278, 495, 520; Mary B., 495; Mary W,, 1233, 1237; Milton, 495; Re¬ becca B., 1238, 1245; Robert L., 1251; Sarah A., 495, 520; Sarah W., 479, 495; Sophia K, 1233, 1238; Sophia W., 1230, 1233; Susanna, 495, 520; William A., 550; William S., 521 Kruse, Clara R., 425, 436; John J., 436 Krusen, David, 183; Eva E., 163, 183 Kuck, Mary, 840 Kugler, Benjamin, 1291; Catharine, 1328, 1345; John, 1080, 1345; Margaret, 283, 303; Martha W., 1037, 1080; Mary A., 1285, 1291, 1328, 1345; Oliver Y., 303 Kuhn, Anna, 103, 113; Annie, 1286, 1296; Barbara K., 920, 923; E. C., 923; Emanuel, 96; George, 113; John, 1296; Kate E., 748, 804; Mary, 400; M. E., 923; Peter, 96; Polly S., 96; Roland L., 804; Violet C., 804; William H., 748, S04 Kuhns, Andrew, 567; Elizabeth M., 567; Ellen, 1173; Esther, 753; James A., 1210; Jennie M., 1199, 1210; Julian, 493; Sarah R., 1471 Kuhnse, Rosa A., 452 Kuln, Henrietta, 1491 Kulp, Abraham, 147, 148; Abra¬ ham B., 1107; Abram W., 649; Ada M., 1127; Alice, 1127; Alice S., 646, 656; Alvin, 649; Ann, 148; Anna, 286, 308, 1085; Anna L., 647; Anna S., 1073; Annie C., 1289, 1301; Annie M., 1127; Benjamin, 1127; Bertha, 1127 Camilla, 1407; Caroline N., 147, 148; Caroline S., 299, 329; Catharine, 647; Charles, 110, 125; Charles N., 196; Clarence A., 1247, 1253; Claude, 1301; Daniel, 720, 1301 Edith R., 175, 196; Edwin, 299; Elizabeth, 475, 487, 649, 845, 1315, 1321; Ella J., 1415; Emma, 1127; Emma J., 299, 329, 1054; Emma M., 242, 258, 1098, 1140; Emma S., 110, 125; Ernest A., 646, 656; Esther H., 656; Eva D., 1485, 1498; Evelyn M., 1140; Frank M., 1054; Franklin M., 299, 329; Grover, 1098, 1140 Hannah, 110, 125; Hannah D., 640, 649; Harold, 321; Harvey, 1127; Hattie, 333, 1356; Hen¬ ry, 110, 647, 1127; Henry F., 258; Ida, 161, 178; Irvin H., 1485, 1498; Jacob, 1235; Jacob C., 281, 299; Jacob S., 1253; Jesse B., 1127; John, 1085, 1127; John B., 1127; John L., 553; John M., 299; Jonas, 1140; Joseph, 158, 1231, 1235; Joseph K., 178; J. William, 1498 Katie, 1127; Leroy, 1301; Lizzie, 409; Lizzie C., 281, 299, 406; Lizzie M., 299, 328; Margaret, 1121; Maria, 110, 151, 158; Maria K., 102, 110; Maria I., 1085, 1127; Maria W., 1231, 1235; Martha, 1059, 1107; Mary, 1031, 1068; Mary A., 369; Mary B., 329; Matilda, 696, 720 Naomi B., 1247, 1253; Rachel, 408; Rebecca, 1140; Robert, 1301; Russel W., 329; Sallie, 840; Samuel, 1301; Samuel H., 1289, 1301 ; Samuel K., 102, 110; Sophia K., 914; Stella, 1301; Stella M., 527, 553; Syl- vanus, 299, 329; Viola, 299, 329; Wallace, 1127; Wilson, 640, 649 Kulpsville, 61, 67 Kummerer, Alverda H., 901, 906; Edwin, 901 ; Howard, 894, 901 ; Howard E., 901; Katie M., 894, 901; Raymond, 901; Roy W., 901 Kunkle (Kunkel), Daniel, 1149; Jennie V., 1130, 1148; Lydia, 1135; Martha V., 980, 991; Maud M., 1159; Thomas M., 1148; William, 991 Ivunkler, Sarah, 1121 Kunnersdorf, 35 Kunstman, Rebecca S., 423, 434; William, 434 Kuntz, Alice J., 190; Catharine, 685, 686; Elizabeth, 995; Em¬ ma, 1087, 1129; Emma L., 1087, 1129; Lewis, 482, 500; Lydia E., 482, 500; Milton, 1129; Myrtle W., 778, 834; Oscar W., 834; Warren A., 778, 834 Kuntzman, Edward, 202; Eliza¬ beth N., 177, 202; Victor O., 177, 202 Kupp, Elizabeth, 656; Harriet R., 573, 587; Hattie M., 757; Samuel IF, 587 Kurtz, Ada, 315; Ada G., 290, 315; Alfred I., 1083; Alvin M., 169, 188; Amanda J., 624, 627; Ambrose E., 290, 315; Annie E., 1090, 1134; Annie M., 613, 624, 627; Annie S., 290, 315; Augustus, 188, 451; Barbara, 146, 861; Beatrice M., 315, 338; Bertha, 290; Bertha J., 290, 316 Carolyn, 1127;' Charles, 1471, 1486; Charles A., 315, 338; Clara M., 579, 597; Clyde, 315; Coleman, 613, 624; D. Wilmont, 290, 315; Edgar H., 290, 316; Edith E., 624, 627; Edna M., 290, 316; Edwin G., 597, 619, 1096; Eleanor, 1127; Elizabeth M., 624; Ella, 1237; Ella M., 169, 188; Ella R., 1039, 1083; Ellen E., 451; Elva L., 188; Etta L., 290, 315; Evelyn B., 338 Florence H., 597, 619, 922; Frank C., 316; George, 178; Grant, 315; Grant W., 315; Harvey C., 290, 316; Helen, 1127; Henry, 1467; Ida B., 624, 627; Iola C., 290, 315; Iola L., 315, 337; Irwin B., 435, 451; Irwin F., 451; Isaac W., 276, 290, 315, 337 John J., 1486; Katharine, 597, 619; Katharine C., 597, 619, 1096; Katie B., 290, 315; Kennette H., 316; Lena E., 627; Lillian K., 315, 337; Lydia, 628; Lydia E., 624, 627; Luther A., 451 Maggie K., 315; Mamie, 315, 337; Margaret, 549; Marian E., 627; Marion, 1127; Martha, 597; Martha C., 619; Mary A., 316; Mary E., 290, 316, 435, 451,624; Mary L., 579, 597; Mary R., 1471, 1486; Mary S., 161, 178; Michael, 1083; Mil- ton R., 579, 597; Myra, 315; Myra B., 276, 290 Pauline, 315; Phebe A., 1457, 1467; Philip F., 1134; Ray¬ mond C., 338; Rita, 1127; Roland C., 624; Roy M., 1083, 1127; Russell G., 338; Sarah A., 1486; Solomon, 597, 619, 922; Stanley M., 188; Stella, 315; Susan E., 624, 627; Theresa II., 1083, 1127; There¬ sia, 1127; U. S. Grant, 290, 315; Virginia M., 315; Walter, 315; Wayne, 337; William D., 624, 627; William H., 1039, 1083 Kuser, Bertha I., 1196, 1207; Mina, 1122; William C., 1207 Kiistelsdorf, 35 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1071 Kutenberger, Katharine, 1092 Kutz, Alfred, 709, 752; Annie, 1519, 1536; Bertha, 752; Catherine, 1053, 1101, 1102; Earl, 1101; Edward, 1507; Elizina, 1507; Estella, 752; Franklin, 752; Henry, 1101; Ida L., 709,752; John, 1053, 1101; Lester, 752; Mary H., 1053, 1101; Myra W., 752, S07; Nora M., 752, 807; Olive, 1101; Reuben, 752; Walter, 752, 807; Walter W., 807;. Wilbur A., 807; William, 752 Kuyser, Maggie, 282 Kyler, Margaret, 1356 Kyner, Edna W., 1387 ; Edwin, 1387 Kyser, Maria, 752 L La Bar (La Barr), Abram, 1477; Daniel, 61; Estella M., 738, 795; Henry P., 795; J. W., 571 ; Kate, 1463, 1477; Mary K., 795; Philip, 61, 72; Sarah E., 571 LaBarre, Alexander C., 1555; Mil¬ dred, 1545, 1555; Sarah A., 1019, 1046 Labe, Bertha, 811; Cyrus, 811; Kate E., 755, 811; Sallie L., 811; Walter, 755, 811 Lahore, Isaac, 1045; Susan, 1018, 1045 Lacey, Amanda J., 167, 187; James M., 187; Theresa, 751 Lachman (Lachmann), Abner D., 1218; Anna S., 908; Mary L., 1243, 1252; Nicholaus, 908; Roger W., 1218; Vernie W., 1202, 1218; Wiliam R., 1202, 1218 Lackey, Cadwalader, 1266, 1272; John, 1272; J. Yeakel, 1272; Marietta E., 1266, 1272; Sophia H., 1272 Ladd, Ann H., 1499; F. R., 1492, 1499; Madge B., 1492, 1499; Marvin B., 1499; Rufus M., 1499 Ladenberger, Sophia, 260 Ladley, G. N., 816; Mary S., 816, 847; Monroe, 760, 816; Susan R. , 760, 816 Lady, Barbara, 1324 Laferty (Laffertey), Andrew, 288; Emma E., 275, 288; Maggie S. , 275, 288; Mary E., 522 Lahan, Frances H., 1059 Lalir, Alice, 1146 Laird, Ada, 782, 837; Eliza A., 1492; George, 837; Margaret, 605; Mary G., 1478, 1494 Lake, Charlotte, 1036, 1078; Elmer, 486; Emeline Y., 486; Etta V., 239, 253; Norman E., 253 Lalor, Emily V., 1508, 1518; Wil¬ liam S., 1508, 1518 Lamar, Edward, 785; Emma, 785; John, 725, 785; John H., 785; Maude M., 725, 785 Lamb, Emma, 1139 Lambert, Annia V., 397, 410; J. M., 397, 410; Maggie, 140; Mat¬ thew, 410; Richard S., 410 Lamm, Emma N., 515 Lamphier, Sarah, 1494 Lancaster, 83 Clara E., 1081, 1124; George R., 1025; Sophia M., 1012, 1025; Thomas, 1012, 1025; William H., 1124 Landenberger, Augusta, 1137; Clay¬ ton R., 1137; Cora A., 1137; E. W. , 1095, 1137; G., 1137; Theta E., 1095, 1137 Landis (Landes), Abraham C., 779; Abraham E., 173, 194; Abram, 368; Abram S., 1419; Ada B., 1386, 1419; Ada W., 1245, 1253; Allen E., 1127; Allen G., 721, 779, 1083, 1127; A. Mary, 1353, 1394; Amelia H., 721, 779; Anna M., 1120, 1144; Anna V., 194, 213; Annie, 387; Annie R., 329 Benjamin M., 300, 329; Benja¬ min S., 109; Carrie M., 436, 451; Catharine, 698; Clinton, 109; David, 635, 640; Dorothy, 779; Elias, 83, 1343, 1373; Elias G., 657; Elizabeth, 251, 900, 955, 960, 986, 1347; Elizabeth K., 251; Elizabeth N., 1083, 1127; Ella G., 357, 368; Ella M., 252, 265; Ellen H., 109, 173, 194; Elmer R., 329; Emily M., 194, 213; Erma M., 213; Esther, 759; Esther O., 1220; Eva, 1253 Florence E., 1127; Florence G., 371, 396; Florence M., 194, 213, 680; Garret R., 1039, 1083; Grace E., 923, 925; Grace H., 1394, 1425; Hannah A., 265; Hannah D., 1414; Hannah H., 1407, 1427; Henry K., 396; Henry R., 265; I. Frank, 925; Isaac, 251, 1394; Isaac A., 1384; Isaac D., 1353, 1394; Isaac T., 1407, 1427; Isabel, 288, 312 Jacob, 194, 300, 1253; Jacob R., 386, 1427; John R., 960; Joseph, 1373; Joseph C., 312; Kate, 336; Kate U., 365, 386; Katherine E., 425; Katie, 1100; Lena, 666, 670; Levi K., 318; Lillie H., 300, 329; Lillie M., 291, 318; Lizzie K, 108, 122 Mabel V., 674; Marguerite, 1144; Martha S., 425, 436; Mary C., 1039, 1083; Mary E., 635, 640, 647, 657; Mary P., 1394, 1425; Mary W., 1349, 1384; Milton, 1189; Milton O., 238, 251, 1195; Paul K., 1427; Peter M., 420, 425; Ralph K., 1427; Reed F. , 1120, 1144; Robert S., 436, 451;Robert W., 213; Ruth C., 1127; Ruth E., 451 Sallie, 497, 525; Sarah, 508; Sarah A., 1298; Sarah B., 1343, 1373; Sarah G., 281, 300; Sarah J., 307; Simeon C., 1 144; Stephen B., 451; Susan, 1328, 1345; Susan K., 251; Susanna, 496; Susanna K., 238; Susanna Y., 420, 425; Susannah S., 674, 680; Walter V., 194, 213; Weston N., 1245, 1253; Wil¬ liam, 425; William S., 194, 213, 451; William U., 674, 680; Wil¬ liam W., 1394, 1425 Landres, Mary A., 141 Lane, Arline, 557; Christian, 716, 770; Edwin, 538, 557; Emma, 770; Florence S., 538, 557; Georgoline, 557; Harriet H., 716; Henry, 770; John, 770; Lizzie, 770; Polly H., 716, 770; William, 716, 770 Lang, James W., 1517 Lange, Fredericka, 214 Langenbach, Mary, 631, 633 Langenneudorf, 11, 18 Langner, Mary, 906 Langsdorf, Adeline, 1138 Laning, Beatrice A., 206, 215 Lanning, Robert, 692, 707; Sarah H., 692, 707 Lansdale, 5, 24, 25, 32 Lanson, Esther K., 375; William. 375 Lantz, Agnes C., 1351, 1390; Elmer J., 1351, 1390; Emma, 774, 831; Florence E., 1390, 1423; George, 1390; Harry, 1421; Isaac, 831, 1390; Leah M., 1388, 1421; Lillian C., 1390; Mary S., 1351, 1390; Phares M., 1351, 1390 Lapere, Emma, 703 Lapham, Margaret C., 1466; Mar¬ garet R., 1456, 1466 Lapp, Alberta D., 1249, 1255; Charles W., 1255; Dorothy, 653; Elbert W., 644, 653; Foster, 1249, 1255; George H., 1466; Grace A., 1255; Henry B., 925; Laura N., 981; Lorenzo H., 653; Margaret, 653; Margaret B., 644, 653; Martha S., 923, 925; Susanna, 266 Lare, Burton, 328; Joseph, 298, 328; Laura A., 298, 328; Sarah, 1266; Walter, 328 Large, Frank, 164; Magdalene C., 164 Larkins, Elizabeth, 549 Larmny, Mabel, 757 La Roza, Isabel T., 1547, 1555; Winfield J., 1547, 1555 Larsen, Doris, 1131; Henry B., 1403; L., 788; Nina M., 1361, 1403; Thelma B., 788 Larwell, Andrew, 1316 Larzelere, John, 1266; Mary S., 1262, 1266; N. H., 276 Lathrop, Marian, 182, 209; Thomas W., 209 Latin, Hattie, 404 Latshaw, Anna, 983; Jacob, 1157; Mary, 657, 900, 1154, 1157, 1498 Latter, Minnie I., 204 Lattimore, Helen, 578, 596 1(372 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Lau, Effie, 1338 Laubach, Albert H., 1134; Anna L., 1090, 1134; Annie E., 1090, 1134; August, 1043, 1090; Blaine C., 1134; Blanche C., 1134; Catharine, 707; Cora E., 1134; Deborah, 1087; Elias, 1087; Elwood R., 1134; Eva S. , 1085; Frank, 1090; George J., 1134; Hannah A., 1040, 1085; Helen J., 1134; Henry L., 1134; Howard E., 1090, 1134; Howard F., 1134; How¬ ard M., 1134; Jacob, 1040, 1085; Laura M., 1134; Lillian L. , 1134; Llewellyn A., 1134; Mantana B., 1043, 1090; Mar¬ cella F., 1085, 1127; Margaret M. , 1134; Martha E., 1090, 1134; Mary A., 190, 987; Mil¬ dred F., 1085; Robert A., 1134; Robert F., 1090, 1134; Robert W., 1134; Rose, 1042, 1087; Samuel, 1085; Stanley E., 1134; William J., 1090, 1134 Lauber, Fannie, 1405 Lauchenour, Julia, 1553 Laudenbach, D. H., 1526; Virginia M., 1526 Laudenschlager (Laudenslager), Daisy S., 1208; Josiah, 993, 1208; Maria S., 1196, 1208; Millie M., 983, 993; Rebecca T. , 477, 492; R. Josiah, 983, 993; Sarah, 409, 476; William, 1196, 1208 Lauer, Elizabeth, 88, 93 Lauffer, Mary, 260 Laughlin, Margaret J., 1027, 1059; Jane C., 132 Laughner, Delbert, 616; Tressa E., 616 Laughtly, Charlotte, 485, 506 Laughton, Jane, 258 Launch, Bessie, 736 Laurence, George, 1331, 1354; Samuel, 1354; Sarah B., 1331, 1354 Lauterseifen, 11, 18 Lauver, Charles E., 1400, 1426; Charles H., 1426; John W., 1426; Mabel M., 1400, 1426; Paul A., 1427; Robert E., 1427; Ruth E., 1427; William B., 1426 Lavelle, Mary E., 205, 215 Laver, Erasmus, 1414; Naomi, 1380, 1414 Laverty, Ellen, 905 Lawall, Belle P., 1518, 1534; Charles E., 1547; Edwin S., 1520, 1538; Emma E., 1520, 1538; Fred T., 1534; Harriet G., 1520, 1538; Harry, 1518, 1534; Lillian, 1520; Marie G., 1538, 1550; Marion L., 1530, 1547; Mary A., 1520, 1537; Mary B., 1508, 1520; Peter, 1520; William H., 1508, 1520 Lawrence, 1455 Ida, 298, 328; James, 1476; John, 328, 1448; Jonathan, 1450; Judith, 1467; Marie A., 1545; Mary, 328, 1462, 1476 Laws, Margaret A., 873 Lawson, Barbara K., 920, 923; Belle, 511, 545; Benjamin, 919, 920; Benjamin W., 920; Clara S., 920; Fabius C., 920, 923; Harrison, 545; John, 920; Re¬ becca, 920, 922; Sarah E., 920; Sarah R., 919, 920 Layman, Earl G., 132, 141; Hallie C., 132, 141; Jennie, 134; Lloyd K, 141 Layton, Elizabeths., 510, 543; F. D., 1087; James, 543; Mary H., 1087; Monroe, 510, 543 Lazaruth, Meda S., 529 Lazerus, Mary, 701, 731 La Zerve, Hanah, 736 Leach, Minnie A., 187, 211; Rollo L. , 211 Leade, Jane, 93 Leader, Chester, 1043; Ellevina E., 1043 Leaman, Mary A., 1447, 1459 Lear, Eliza, 1018, 1044 Learn, John, 398; Lillie M., 373, 398 Leary, Annie W., 1528, 1545; David W., 1528, 1544; Elizabeth B., 1528, 1544; Elizabeth K, 1512, 1528; Elizabeth W., 1544; Harriet S., 1544; John P., 1545; Lavinia B., 1544; Mary P., 1528, 1544; Nora P., 1545; Nora R., 1528, 1544; Parthenia S., 1528; Thomas H., 1512, 1528, 1544, 1545 Lease, Amanda, 402 Leatherach, Catharine, 230, 231; Henry, 231 Leatherman, Abraham, 1008; Mag¬ dalena, 1003, 1005, 1008 Leats, Cora C., 338 Leaver, Lydia, 587 Lebert, Christina, 653 Lebonsperger, Hannah, 1517 Lecates, Fred H., 299, 329; Mar¬ garet E., 329; Viola K., 299, 329; William W., 329 Lechner, Alice B., 978; Kate, 735; LeRoy Y., 978 Leckington, Anna, 169; Ephraim, 169; Ida E., 158, 169 Le Claire, Charles F., 1492; Mabel C., 1477, 1492 Lederach, Deborah F., 1036, 1077; Henry, 1077; John, 1036, 1077; John F., 926; Mary H., 925, 926; Polly, 356; Willis K., 925, 926 Lee, A. M., 1325, 1337; Benjamin, 1337; Carrie, 1478; Carrie G., 596, 617; Charles A., 1463; David, 1463; Donnelda M., 1365; Dorothy E., 617 ; Edward J., 596, 617; Ervin W., 1365; Esther A., 742; Fannie C., 1430; Florence F., 814; George F., 814; George M.. 1463; Harrv, 1441; Harry K., 617; Howard S., 1365; Ida M., 1337, 1365; Isaac C., 757, 814; Isa¬ bella F., 179, 205; Jane A., 1325, 1337; John M., 1463, 1478; Johnson M., 1463; Joseph, 1454, 1463; Joseph E., 1463, 1478; Josephine, 1463; Katie M., 575, 589; Laura M., 1158, 1165; Lloyd, 1365; Lucy, 1463; Mabel B., 1337, 1365; Margaret, 1133; Margaret E., 814; Margaret N., 1463, 1478: Mary E., 1463, 1478; Maua I., 1478, 1494; Mildred, 1478, 1493; Minnie M., 621; Myrtle M., 1337, 1365; Nettie, 718, 775; Rachel, 1456, 1463, 1465; Rachel W., 1441, 1455; Rober¬ ta J., 814; Ruth M., 1478, 1494; Salinda, 1112; Samuel C., 1165; Sarah, 818; Sarah A., 1463; Sarah I., 1463, 1478; Sarah W., 1454, 1463; Sherman, 1441, 1455; Stanley A., 1337, 1365; Thelma C., 1365; Thomas, 1449, 1455, 1456, 1465; Tru¬ man H., 1337, 1365; Waity, 1455; Walter O., 617 Leedom, Eva M., 1084, 1127; Wil¬ liam, 1127 Leedy, Ezra, 1250; Pearl, 1241, 1250 Lees, Catharine, 1361 Leeser, Agnes A., 812; Alverda B., 812; Amanda E., 755; Ambrose E., 755; Anna S., 812; Anna V., 429, 755; Catharine A., 755, 812; Charles E., 755; Charles G., 812; Elizabeth E., 710, 755; Franklin E., 755; Howard G., 812; Jean E., 812; Jennie C., 812, 846; John H., 755; Laura L., 429, 755, 812; Maria, 557; Meltha B., 755, 812; Morgan G., 812; Morris E., 429, 755, 812; Nathan, 710, 755; Nathan B., 812; Nelson B., 812; Paul G. , 812; Polly, 720; Rosa E., 755; Ruby B., 812; Samuel, 755; Samuel W., 755; Susanna E., 755, 812; Warren G., 812 LeFevre, Amandus E., 1200, 1212; Elizabeth S., 1200, 1212; Es¬ ther, 493, 517, 1212; Helen, 1212; William H., 1212 Le Gault, Albert, 395; Mary M., 370, 395 Legg, Alexander, 1064, 1110, 1111; Caleb J., 1454, 1462; Carlton, 1462; Charles, 1462; Elizabeth H. , 1454, 1462; Henderson, 1462; Henrietta R., 1462, 1476; Ida W., 1064, 1110; John W., 1064, 1110; Kathryn W., 1110; Lybia A., 1064, 1111; Mabel, 1111 ; Vera M., 1111 Legner, Susanna, 1180 Leh, Ambrose B., 988; Angelina S., 360, 377; Catharine, 702; Cora, 378, 894, 901; Edgar E., 735; Emma, 702; Ephraim M., 702, 735; Frank, 702, 735; Henry, 691, 702; John, 378; Kate L., 735; Laura, 735; Lizzie B., 977, 988; Maria A., 691; Mary, 702, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1073 735; Mary H., 702, 735; Ray¬ mond R., 378; Sarah M., 691, 702; Susan, 702; Thomas, 901; Thomas F., 360, 377; Warren, 735; William, 735 Lehman, 93 Anna, 1006, 1013; Anna M., 1368, 1406; Blaine S., 1368, 1406; Carrie I., 493, 517; Chr., 94; Ida, 1402; John E., 1406; Lizzie, 1357; Milton H., 517 Lehn, Henry, 637; Mary, 1513; Mary A., 633, 637 Lehr, 973 Charles, 992; Charles P., 1242; Edmund, 431; Grace, 1236, 1242; Henry W., 982, 992; Sarah B., 982, 992; Sophia, 413, 422 Leib, Frank, 851; Teresa, 827, 851 Leibenguth, Benjamin, 1147; Car¬ rie L., 1129, 1147; Ruth L., 1147; Sterling, 1147; Stuart, 1129, 1147; Stuart R., 1147 Leibensperger, Arlene M., 844; Charles H., 810, 844; Eva W., 810, 844; Hetty V., 844; Mary E., 206; O. P.,206; William A., 844 Leibold, Frederick E., 1161, 1167; John, 1167; Mary R., 1167, 1174; Minnie J., 1161, 1167 Leichtie, Susan, 381 Leidich, Anna C., 895, 903; Catha¬ rine, 1014, 1015; John P., 63, 1014; P. M., 903; Sarah, 1092 Leidy, 706, 719 Amanda, 1041, 1042; Amelia G., 1039; Catharine, 1008, 1017, 1041 ; Catharine A., 1017, 1041; Catherine, 1086; Elizabeth, 1008, 1017, 1020, 1041; Emma, 1042; Fannie, 1008, 1017, 1041; Hannah, 1020; Isaiah, 1042, 1086; Jacob, 1017, 1039; Jacob S., 1124; John, 1007, 1017; Liz¬ zie, 1082, 1124; Lydia A., 1020; Magdalena, 1020; Maria, 1020; Mary G., 1007, 1008, 1017; Samuel, 1009, 1020; Sarah, 1020, 1050; Sophia, 124, 166, 1050; Sophia B., 1009, 1020; Zachariah, 1008, 1017, 1041 Leightner, Isaac, 486; Mary J., 486 Leighton, Tabitha, 1468 Leinbach, Mary A., 754 Leininger, B. Frank, 727; Daniel S., 814; Lottie H., 727; Sara Y., 758, 814 Leiser, Barbara E., 701, 731; B. F., 731; John, 701, 731; Nannie H., 731 Leister, Aaron, 361, 378; Abigail, 496, 522; Abner S., 378, 403; Abraham, 480; Addie M., 1054, 1103; Alice F., 495; Alpha A., 403; Alpha J., 378; Amanda C., 496, 523; Amanda R., 495, 522; Angelina J., 496, 522; An- . geline, 1190, 1196; AnnaK., 522, 551; Anna M., 361, 378; Anna Y. , 473, 479 ; Arthur E. , 403 ; Au¬ gustus, 480, 496; Augustus P., 496, 523; Bertha M., 522 Calvin E., 378; Catharine, 99, 104, 480, 496, 651; Catharine 5., ' 361-, 378; Catherine, 523, 551; Cathryn M., 403; Donald W., 404; Edna, 523, 552; Ed¬ win, 546; Edwin B., 378, 404, 496, 522; Elemina, 480; Eliza¬ beth (Elisabeth), 479, 480, 495; Elizabeth B., 521, 551; Eliza¬ beth M., 522; Ella K, 378, 403; Elton L., 404; Emma C., 496; Emma E., 496, 523; Emma J., 1054; Emma M., 522; Emma R. , 522; Enos F., 496; Ephraim 5., 495, 522; Eugene, 378; Eugene C., 403 Florence, 378; Floyd L., 403; Frances J., 403; Frank, 378, 1103; Frank H., 1054, 1103; Franklin, 1010, 1023; George, 473, 480; George A., 496, 523; George F., 496; George L., 522, George R., 522; George Y., 480, 496; Hannah, 1023, 1054; Hannah, 495, 521; Harvey J., 404; Helen, 403; Henrv W. 378, 403; Hilda J., 378, 403; Howard S., 522 Iona H., 546; Isaac, 355, 361; Jacob, 480, 488; Jacob H., 1023, 1054; Jacob Y., 495; John, 480, 496, 648; John H., 522, 551; John R., 496, 551; John S., 495, 521; Jonas F., . 521; J. Warren, 522; Kate, 495, Lavina B., 355, 361; Leanna S. , 480, 496; Lelia M.,378, 403; LeRoy L., 523; Lucy A., 480; Lvdia F., 480; Lydia R., 480, 496, Lydia S., 480, 495 Malinda, 697, 721; Margaret M. , 378, 404; Maria, 495; Martha M., 522; Mary, 639, 648; Mary A., 551, 1010, 1023; Mary C., 480, 496; Mary E., 522; Mary L., 378, 403; Mary R., 1023, 1054; Mary S., 378, 403, 495, 521; Mary Y., 473, 480, 495, 496; Matilda T., 480, 496; Mildred M., 404; Nettie J., 378, 403; Paul F., 522; Peter, 495; Philip, 473, 479 Ralph A., 523; Rebecca, 496, 522; Reuben, 355, 361; Sallie E., 496, 523; Samuel, 480, 495; Sarah, 480, 497; Susan, 361, 378, 522; Susanna, 480, 496; Susanna B., 355, 361 ; Tharasia, 496; Tillie C., 1054, 1103; Walter S., 378, 403; William, 361, 675; William B., 378 Leisy, David M., 830; Frank N., 831; Ida E., 773, 830; Norman N. , 831; Roman S., 773, 830; Susan S., 773, 830 Leitheiser, Rebecca, 691, 703 Leithman, Celia, 652 Le Maistre, Frederick J., 1529, 1545; Marie L., 1529, 1545; Philip, 1545 Lemmel, Emily, 1139 Lemmert, Catherine, 807 Lemon, Mary A., 486, 508 Lenard, Mary E., 732, 790 Lengwick, Henry A., 544 Lenhart, Anna C., 553; Margaret, 1105 Lenherr, Barbara C., 99, 103 Lenning, Blanche, 254; Burch H., 239, 254; Burch L., 255; Clar¬ ence, 255; Doss A., 254; Dossie, 254; Eliza M., 254; Elizabeth K., 239; Ethel, 254; Laurence, 255; Mildred, 255; Theodore, 255; Thelma, 255 Lennox, David, 612; Emily H., 1518, 1534; Fannie H., 1518; Herbert, 612; Hiram, 1518; Lewis, 1518, 1534; Margaret, 612; Minnie M., 591, 612; Olive, 612; Ruby, 612; Stanley, 612; Thomas, 591, 612 Lenters, Irene, 647, 658; John W., 658 Lenthall, Julia, 318 Lentz, Adam, 506; Albertus J., 161, 177; Carrie, 177; Emily, 751, 806; James A., 806; Joshua, 177; Mary, 485, 506; Sarah, 1261, 1262; Sarah J., 161, 177 Leon, Andrew, 1131; Eva C., 1088, 1131; George, 1088, 1131 Leonard, Charles, 114, 130; Emma C., 114, 130; Fay K, 130; Floyd L., 130; Hannah, 1008, 1017; Jane S., 986; Mary, 1331; Mary J., 572, 585 Leonhardt, Anna M., 355, 362; Peter, 362 Leopold, Anna, 647; Charles, 587; Ellen, 573; Hannah, 573, 587; Jeremiah, 639, 647; Sarah A., 639, 647 Leopoldshein, 17 Le Pard, Frances, 438, 452 Lepper, Mary, 522 Lerch, Ellen O., 1516, 1533; Harry, 1533; Jacob, 1516, 1533; Sallie A. , 750 Lerlin, Christina R., 452 Lesher (Lescher), Alys M., 209, 217; Catharine S., 715, 769; Elizabeth, 956; Louisa E., 1130; Nicholas, 66; Royal W., 209, 217; Susan, 1572, 1573; Z. N., 217 Lesker, Charles L., 818; Eva M., 763, 818 Lesser, August, 260; Isabella A., 244, 260 Lessig, Alice, 1140; Alice M., 1166, 1173; Annie, 1166, 1173; Ar- deth, 1173; Cyrus, 1159, 1166; Florence, 1173; Gertrude F., 1065, 1112; Heber D., 1112; Henry, 703; Jacob, 1112; James, 1166, 1173; James J., 1065, 1112; James K. 1112; Maria K., 1159, 1166; Susanna H., 703 Letcher, Dorothy L., 558; James G., 558; James R., 558; Marvin B. , 558; Marvin J., 538, 558; Minnie S., 538, 558 1074 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Letherach, Susanna, 271, 273 Letherhouse, Solomon, 441 Letterhouse, Carrie A., 176, 200; Henry P., 176, 200; Marie C., 200; Solomon, 200 Letterman, Augustus, 1366; Bess, 1338, 1366 Leubbert, Amandus, 499; Emma W., 499 Leval, Minnie, 544, 561 Levan, Aaron, 590; Agnes M., 609, 624; Albert E., 590; Amanda, 616; Ambrose E., 560; Carl A., 544, 560; Clara L., 544, 560; Daniel, 978; Daniel M., 590; Dorothy, 590; Edward F., 560; Elizabeth, 972, 978; Emily S'., 590, 609; Fietta, 709, 752; Florence I., 595, 616; Hannah M., 575, 590; Harry W., 595, 616; Henry C., 296; Isaac M., 590, 609; Isabel S., 609; Jacob S., 575, 590; James S., 590; Joseph, 752; Julia A., 590; Kahler, 1205; Katie A., 595, 616; Katie M., 1220; Levi, 590; Margaret H., 590; Mary, 973; Mary A., 832; Mary C., 428; Mary M., 575, 590; Matilda K., 1205; Oliver, 590; Peter A., 616; Samuel, 575, 590; Sebastian, 968; Styler, 616; Susanna (Susan) M., 279, 296; Thomas, 428; William E., 590, 609 Levengood (Livengood, Livingood), Anna, 693; Arrita S., 847; Bertram W., 847; Catharine, 694, 712, 760; Charles E., 816, 847; Christina, 712, 760; Clara, 587, 607; Clarence, 792; Daniel, 688, 694; Elizabeth W., 816, 847; Ella S., 760; Elmer E., 756, 813; Elsie M., 813, 846; Emma H., 760, 816; Emma S., 760, 816; Estella M., 735, 792; George, 694, 712, 735, 760, 792; George A., 816; George H., 847; Gordon H., 847; Han¬ nah, 760, 816; Hannah S., 760; Hannah Y., 694, 712; Hazel M., 847; Henry, 712; Herbert A., 847; Isaac, 694, 712; Isaac M., 556; Jeremiah, 694, 712, 759; John, 694, 712; John S., 759; Joshua, 607; Katie, 534, 556; Katie L., 816; Lauretta H., 694, 712; Lavinia, 694, 712, 760; Lillian Y., 847; Lillie L., 739, 816, 847; Lizzie E., 756, 813; Lottie A., 816, 847; Lucy A., 759; Luther, 792; Mary, 694, 712, 760; Mary A., 759; Mary E„ 712, 760; Mary H., 688, 694; Mary O., 816; Mathias, 792; Miriam, 792; Peter, 694, 712; Peter B., 712, 760; Rebecca, 693, 694, 711, 712; Rebecca S., 759; Richard W., 847; Robert E., 847; Roselyn E., 847; Sallie A., 816, 847; Saloma S., 760; Samuel S., 760; Sarah, 712; Sarah R., 712, 760; Verna R., 813; Walter R. , 847; Wellington S., 759; William A., 847; William E., 816; William S., 760, 816 Levering, Helen, 521, 550; Sarah S. , 1096; William A., 550 Levy, Jules, 1298; Minetta S., 725; Solomon, 725 Lewars, Mabel A., 1368; Ralph P., 1368 Lewenhaupt, Eugenie, 139 Lewis, 941 Aaron M-, 1238, 1245; Ada W., 1245, 1253; Alfred, 342; Alice, 1497; Alvin, 337; Catharine, 1123; Catharine R., 1015, 1035; Catherine, 803; Charles, 622; Charlotte M., 1379, 1414; Christianna K., 1238, 1245; Christopher, 368; Clara, 337, 1137; Coral J., 601, 622; Eleanor B., 1469; Elijah, 1015, 1035; Eliza, 200; Elizabeth, 398; Elizabeth A., 1014, 1030; E. Matilda, 737; Ethel E., 342; Harvey C., 335, 342; Harvey E., 342; Hazel B., 313, 337; Helen F., 656, 660; Helen M., 335, 342; Isabella, 283, 304; Jacob W., 1245; James, 968; Jesse, 392; LeRoy F., 342; Lizzie, 367, 392; Lizzie W., 1245; Lydia, 682; Maria, 523, 1411; Marion, 357, 368; Mar¬ tha, 1035; Mary, 632, 1041, 1086; Mary A., 388; Mary E., 134, 517; Peter, 83; Peter J., 388; Pierce, 1035; Reese E., 1414; Samuel, 304; Sarah A., 481, 498; Sophia W., 1245, 1253; Susan, 1015, 1034; Theresa A., 498, 527; Victoria, 1353, 1394; William, 1086 Leydich, John P., 224 Lezenby, Lilly, 139 Liancourt, 1455 Libtz, David, 220; Eva H., 220 Licey John, 239; Margaret, 233, 239 Lichtwardt, Emma L., 518; Harry E., 518; Harry H., 493, 518; Henry W., 518; Ouida R., 518; Ruth O., 493, 518 Licht-y, Lizzie H., 770; Mary E. 959 Lick Katie, 659 Liddick, Calvin N., 1406; Myra E., 1368, 1406 Lide, Arthur F., 799, 842; Robert W., 842; Sarah D., 799, 842 Lieb, 941 Licbe, David, 17, 20 Liebold, Henry H., 624; Rose, 611, 624 Lieby, Julia, 708 Liechty, Dora K., 240, 255; Harry A.. 240 255; Jesse, 255; John, 267; Pearl, 254 267; Virginia W., 255 Liegnitz, 7-11, 14 Liffring, Dominic, 382; John D., 363, 382; Olivia V., 363, 382 Lightcap, Elizabeth, 1017, 1040; Julian, 1085 Lightkep, Ada, 295, 323; Benjamin F., 323 Light ner, Adam, 1365; Blanch, 1366, 1405; Charles E., 1365; Ethel M., 1365; Gladys, 1366; J. Fred, 1365, 1405; Josephine, 1366; Katharine W., 1365, 1405; Olive M., 1366, 1405; Sara N., 1337, 1365; William B. , 1365, 1405; William E., 1337, 1365 Eighty, Emma, 701, 732 Liller, Henry, 398; Lena V., 373, 398 Lilly (Lilley), Florence E., 448; George, 448; G. H., 432, 448; Malara E., 432, 448; Rachel, 1048; Sarah W., 1273 Limbach, Frederick, 350 Linaberry, Blair K., 1094; Edward C. , 1094; Fred O., 1094; John, 1094; John P., 1094; Mae B., 1094; Minnie M. 1046, 1094; Reta E., 1094; S. C., 1046, 1094 Linch, Maria, 825 Linck, Harrison, 748; Margaret, 707, 748 Lincoln, Abraham, 706, 729, 1523; Margaret, 463 Linde, Eva M., 958, 961; Henry, 961 Lindenmuth, Amanda Id., 1029, 1064; Anna I., 1169; Dora A., 194, 213; Eden, 1162, 1169; Elmira, 806; Ethel L., 1169; Flora M., 1169; Frank A., 1169, 1174; Grace, 1169; Henry, 1169; Jacob, 1029, 1064; Louisa, 1064; Mary A., 1169, 1174; Mary E., i 162, 1169; Ralph A., 1169; Theodore, 213; Walter E., 1174; William F. , 1174 Linderman, Annie D., 1100, 1141; Elizabeth Y., 1373; Florence, 313; Isaac, 1141; Kate, 764; Mary, 1447, 1453; Mary Y., 587; Philip, 291; Reynolds D. , 1100, 1141; Sarah E., 277, 291 Lindermuth, Charles W., 1107; Mabel F., 1107 Lindgren, Emma S., 187 Lindsay Emma J., 114; Emma M., 105; H. T., 105, 114; Lula M., 114, 130; Mary E., 114, 130 Lindsey, Hannah, 785 Lingel, Minnie, 912 Link, Charlotte J., 876, 881; Lewis J., 929, 931; Mary, 286 Linsenbigler, Agnes U., 165; Aman¬ dus U., 165; Benjamin, 579; Emma S., 156, 165; Florence G. , 165; Hannah U., 165, 184; Irwin U., 165; Isaac O., 156, 165; Isaac U., 165; Joseph U., 165; Maggie, 1087; Maria, 1007, 1015; Owen U., 165 Linton, Alexander, 1297; Isabelle G., 1286, 1297 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1075 Linville, Sallie D., 593, G13; Wil¬ liam, 593, 613 Lipham, Anna E., 1473; George H., 1473 Lippincott, Alfonso F., 838; Donald F., 787, 838; Maria, 1092; Sara H., 787, 838 Lips, David, 16 Lisbon, 48 Lisey, Amanda, 1125 List, Albert, 577; Anna M., 336; Jennie, 336; Sarah A., 577; William, 336 Lister, Amelia S., 155; Ben, 155; Lucile, 1566, 1568 Litchard, Philip, 645; Susan, 637, 645 Literary Fund, 15, 21, 29 Little, Alice F., 879; Andrew R., 205, 215; Anna L., 179, 204; Christopher, 179, 204; David A. , 873, 879; Eleanor D., 1106, 1143; Eliza, 699; Elizabeth, 689; Elizabeth H., 879; Elmira R., 714, 764; Florence G., 873, 879; Frances R., 205; Frank, 205, 215; Frederick B., 1106, 1143; George, 205, 215, 699; George W., 1143; Harry, 205, 215; Helen A., 879; Jessie R., 205; Joanna, 538, 558; John N., 558; Joseph, 764; Libbie Y., 205, 215; Main, 1143; Mary E., 205, 215; Maud S., 205, 215; Mettle B., 239; Minnie B. , 205, 215; Nancy B., 205, 215; Samuel, 239; Susan T. , 205; William 204; William S., 205 Lively, Susanna, 1220 Livengood — see Levengood Livergood, Charles, 1411; Elizabeth B., 1378, 1411; Frank B., 1378, 1411; Gerald D., 1411 Livezey, Edward M., 102; Maria, 148; Rena A., 296; Susanna K., 102; Walter C., 296 Livingood — see Lebengood Livingston, Chancellor, 1449; Mary, 1189, 1194 Liviziey, Benjamin, 1251; Mary C., 1241, 1251 Lloyd, Anna B., 1343, 1373; Annie, 388; Elizabeth, 1270; James, 1343, 1373 Lo/bach, David, 101; Elizabeth, 101; Elizabeth S., 424 434; Esther, 101, 102; Esther M., 98, 101; Magdalena S., 93, 98; Samuel, 93, 95, 98, 101, 102; Sarah, 101 ■Lobs, Russell, 401 Loch, Charles, 1345; Charlotte V., 1345; Ella R., 838; Minnie, 1053 Lochman Lovina, 1303 Lockard, Elizabeth, 1414; Elsie, 1046, 1094; Thomas, 1094 Locke, Elizabeth K., 1506; Charles, 1506 Lockhart, Martha M., 1470 Lockwood, Andrew, 1508, 1519; Anne E., 1511, 1527; Charles, 1520; Eliza S., 1465, 1480; Hannah, 1463; Harvey, 1520; Howard, 1520; Joseph, 1465, 1480; Louisa H., 1508, 1519; Mildred, 597, 620; Sadie H., 287; Walter, 287 Lodge, Joseph, 1203; Mary E., 1203 Lodor, Benjamin, 740; Clara H., 740, 799; Charles H., 740, 798; Elmira, 740; Elmira H., 704, 740; Katharine V., 740, 798; Mary L., 740; Samuel, 704, 740; Sara E., 740, 799 Loeb, Moritz, 19 Loesch, Albert, 401; Grace E., 376, 401; Herman E., 376, 401 Lofton, Eli, 887, 889; Lydia G., 887, 889 Logan, 60, 606 Albanus S., 180, 207; Albert N., 582, 602; Ann E., 1517; Anna M., 207; Annie M„ 1371; Emaline, 302; Emmeline, 282; George R., 207; Hannah W., 180, 207; Helen M., 602; Hugh M., 601; Mary A., 602; Mary M., 582, 601; Rebecca C., 601; Rosa S., 582, 602; Thomas, 302 Lohman, Frederick, 1409; Mar¬ garet, 1374, 1409 Lohner, Ezra, 483 Lohr, Samuel, 99; Susan S., 99 Lohrman, Emma J., 1241, 1250; George J., 1241, 1250; John G., 1250 Loller, Earl L., 531; Feme M., 531; Madeline R., 531; Minnie M., 503, 531; William L., 503, 531; William T., 531 Loman, Augustus, 835; Blanche B., 779, 835, Doras, 520; Ed¬ ward, 520; Harry, 779, 835; Lillian W., 520 London, 39 Long, A. Jane, 108; Alice B., 850; Allen K., 1054, 1103; Amy E., 1349; Ann E., 577; Catharine, 677; Charles F., 1141; Charles L. , 819; Christian M., 1200, 1213; Christianna, 523; Cora M. , 440; Daniel, 420, 426; Edith, 1103, 1142; Edwin, 1213; Edwin S., 6S2; Eleanor S., 1517; Elizabeth, 98; Eliza¬ beth S., 570, 581; Elizabeth W., 420; Ella L., 324; Ellen, 1306; Ellen K., 369, 393; Emily S., 1044, 1093; Esther G., 1102, 1142; George, 1349; George E., 1345, 1377; George H., 98, 420; Hannah L., 1020; Harvey, 581 ; Henry E., 1377; Horace, 529; Howard, 440; Howard Z., 1103; Ida W., 1306; Jacob R., 369, 393; James, 577; Jennie, 501, 529; John J., 816, 847; John P., 1102, 1142; Jonas N., 1103; Josiah, 570, 581; Katie C., 1217; Katie T., 676, 682; Leon B., 1213; Lillian E., 1377; Lizzie Z., 1054, 1103; Lucelia, 256; Maggie, 279, 295; Mar¬ garet, 123; Maria M., 753; Maria W., 420, 426; Mary, 341; Mary A., 706, 744; Mary E., 1345, 1377; Mary J., 956; Mary S., 816, 847; Maude E., 763, 819; Melvin B., 213; Minnie M., 1101, 1141; Pat¬ rick, 744; Raymond, 1093; Rebecca II., 745; Robert, 847; Rosa R., 458; Rosanna S., 1200, 1213; Stanley, 393; Wil¬ liam S., 1142 Longacre (Longaker), A. B., 729; Addie M., 311, 334; Albert, 310, 333, 334, 1267; Alice H., 311, 334; Andora, 287, 311; Annie, 1048, 1097; Betty, 334; Carrie H., 399; Daniel W., 975, 984; David, 1019, 1048; David W., 385; Davis B., 287, 311; Debbie S., 1048; Doris M., 335; 'Edith M., 311; Edith V., 310, 334; Edna M., 1097, 1139; Edward C., 311, 335; Eliza¬ beth, 310; Elizabeth P., 287, 311; Elizabeth R., 275, 287; Ella H., 310; Ellen S., 373, 399; Emanuel, 373, 399; Emma S., 984, 994; Florence B., 311; Frank H., 1097, 1139; George K., 311; Hannah, 984; Hannah R., 1019, 1048; Harman, 1048, 1097; Harriet N., 1139; Harry, 1048; Harry B., 310, 311, 334; Harry V., 311, 335; Helena, 385; Henry, 275, 287; Henry D. , 287, 311; Ida M., 311, 335; Irene, 311, 334; Irvin C., 399; Isaac, 984; Isabel C., 287, 311; Jacob, 287; John A., 364, 385; Kathryn, 385; Kathryn K., 364, 385; Laura G., 311; Lizzie IL, 310, 333; Louise L., 1262, 1267; Lyzette N., 310; Mabel B., 311, 355; Mabel R., 310, 334; Mae S., 984, 1295, 1305; Margaret, 287; Mary, 311; Mary H., 975, 984; Mary I., 310, 333; Mary J., 287, 310; Matthias, 287, 310, 311 ; Maud, 311; Mildred R., 335; Milton, 1048; Milton B., 311; Nettie B., 1048, 1097; Phoebe B., 287; Phoebe H., 311; Phoebe P., 287, 311; Rachel L., 1048; Ralph F., 399; Regina N., 287, 310; Ruth, 385; Sallie B., 1373, 1407; Samuel H., 1407; Sarah H., 385; Thomas F., 287, 311; Vella M., 399; Walter E,, 399; Whllie, 310; W. Leroy, 399 Longbine, Sallie, 720 Longenberger, Anna R., 991, 998, 999; Bertha, 990; Bessie A., 980; Charles W., 980, 990; Daniel O., 980, 990; Elizabeth E. , 972, 980; Elizabeth R., 980, 990; Emma H., 980, 990; Gene¬ vieve E., 991, 999; Plarry R., 999; Henry M., 980; Ida C., 980, 990; Lamar, 990; Matilda A., 980; Raymond W., 991; Susan, 982; William, 972, 980 Longenecker, Homer C., 715; Isaac 596; Jacob, 578, 596; John 1076 Genealogical Record of the Schwenki-elder Families 715; Joseph, 596; Maria D., 578, 596 Longeway, Fannie, 137 Longfreed, Emmanuel, 1358; Sadie B., 1358 Longshore, Ashbel B., 1028, 1063; Elizabeth I., 1028, 1063; Eliza¬ beth S., 1063; Jennie W., 1063 Longwell, Emma, 1462, 1477; James, 1450; James C., 1454, 1462; Rachel W., 1454, 1462; Smith M., 1462 Lookingbill, Adam, 432; Matilda W., 422, 432 Loop, 1465 Loose, Alma, 757; Daniel M., 808; Mary, 753, 808 Loper, Florence, 1090; Hannah, 582 Lora, Ann, 567; Ann D., 577, 592; Anna D., 566; Elizabeth, 592; John, 566, 577, 592; John W., 592 Lorah, Delilah V., 339 Lord, Estella H., 1064; Mary, 3181 William P., 1064 Lore, Bloomfield, 704, 739; Hannah E., 740, 798; Nathaniel, 739; Sarah, 740; Sarah H., 704, 739; William N., 740 Lorentz, Sarah, 188 Lory, Sarah, 550 Losch, Elizabeth, 485, 506; John, 506 Lott, Allan, 982; Gertrude, 793; Henry D., 737, 793; Mary L., 973, 982; Mary M., 737, 793; Philip, 793; Wayne H., 793 Lotts, Leona S., 106, 115; Robert N., 106, 115 Loucks, Elizabeth, 798 Loughran, Harold, 405; Olivia E., 381, 405; William E., 405; Wil¬ liam L., 405; William R., 381, 405 Loux, Abram K., 365, 386; Anna B., 365, 386; Anna F., 780; Esther B., 387, 407; Esther M., 780; Florence H., 721, 780; Harold G., 780; Hiram, 387; Jacob, 386; Jonas W., 780; Mary E., 281, 299; Otella, 1242, 1252; Titus S., 721, 780; T. Wayne, 780 Love, Ida, 839 Lovejoy, Amy M., . 1266, 1271; Fred A., 1266, 1271; Fred Y., 1271, 1277; Jane M., 1271, 1278; Lois A., 1277; May B., 1271, 1278; Melville A., 1271, 1278; Melville B., 1278; Min¬ nie Z., 1271, 1277; Pearl M., 1278; Roy H., 1271, 1278; William T., 1271 Loveman, Mary, 681 Lovett, Anna E., 1096, 1138; Eli- nore, 1273; John H., 1267, 1273; John R., 1273; Kate N., 1267, 1273; Myra E., 1273, 1278; Rodman, 1273 Lowden, Edward, 287; Mary H., 287 Lowdermilk, Hazel A., 991; T. L., 991 Lowe, Annie, 1422; Grace, 1379, 1422; John, 1422 Lowell, J., 725; Kate M., 725 Lower, Cynthia, 1333, 1357; John, 1357; Lydia, 1271 Lowman, Margaret A., 129 Lowndes, Lola A., 896, 904; Stan¬ ley, 904; Thomas, 1288 Lownes, Charles T., 282, 303; Ida B., 303; James B., 303; John B. , 303, 331; Kathryn D., 303, 331; Mary C., 282, 303; Mor¬ ris, 303; Thomas C., 303 Lowrie, Betty J., 654; James A., 654; James W., 654; Laura R., 645, 654; Robert N., 645, 654 Lowry, 1345, 1377 Jonathan, 1315; Louise, 969, 972 Liibbe, Ella, 1138 Lucas, 621 Angelina, 431; Catharine F., 442, 455; Edward, 442, 455; Ed¬ ward W., 807; Esther A., 455, 463, 752, 807; George H., 455; Grace I., 455; James, 455; Lewis E., 455; Lillian K., 455; Mary J., 1424; Robert IL, 455; Ruth M., 455; William IL, 455 Luce, Albert B., 1493; Elbert C., 1493; Harry A., 1477, 1493; Inez, 1493, 1500; Mitford Y., 1493; M. Winifred, 1477, 1493 Luden, 1341 Ludwig (Ludevig, Ludwick), Agnes, 203; Ammond C., 299, 329; Andreas, 466; Ann, 760; Anna S., 886; Caroline, 103, 112; Dorothy, 203; Jerome B., 329; Magdalena PL, 203; Magda¬ lena K., 177; Margaret, 912, 915; Mary L., 299, 329; Mildred H., 329; Rosina, 466; Sarah, 1355; Sylvania S., 712, 759; Wilhelmina C., 1418; William C. , 177, 203; Willis, 203 Luedders, Theresa, 1250 Lukens, Abner, 1237; Abraham, 1078; Abraham T., 521; Ada- line, 1036, 1078; Alberta, 844; Anna, 390; Annie, 391; Catha¬ rine IT, 1312; Charlotte, 297, 325; Elizabeth, 1237; Elizabeth E., 636, 641; Ellwood, 1035, 1074; Emily, 1218; Emily W., 495, 521; Enos, 641; Francis J., 1237, 1244; Franklin, 1237; Hattie G., 641, 651; Henry H., 1074; Lizzie, 641; Isaac H., 641, 651; Jacob, 64, 636, 641, 1312; Jesse IP., 641; John L., 1244; Joseph, 63; Julia, 1274, 1278; Lizzie, 651; Louise A., 1237, 1244; Mary A., 1035, 1074; MaryG., 1237, 1244; Matthias, 1233, 1237; Milton R., 325; Paul F., 1244; Pearl, 1244; Rebecca A., 1233 1237; Rosa H., 641, 651; Ruth A., 1244; Sallie IP., 641, 651; William, 1278; William D., 1237, 1244 Lukritz, Alma H., 1381, 1415; Frederick, 1415 Lull, Clara C., 1541, 1551; Dorothy, 1551; Edward P., 1551; Rich¬ ard S., 1541, 1551 Lund, Keia H., 877, 882 Lunger, Tura E., 981 Lusatia, 12, 13, 16, 17, 84, 85 Lusby, Elenora, 531 Lush, Patsy L., 130 Luster, Emma J., 299, 329; Etta, 290, 315; Jacob H., 329; Robert C., 315 Luther, Jonathan, 1448; Loved, 1448; Martin, 7-9, 28, 33; Reuben, 1448; Sheffield, 1448 Lutz, 440 Alice, 709; Anna E., 746, 802; Arthur, 709, 754; Casper, 802; Christina H., 688, 692; Cora, 709, 752; Edwin, 709; Eleanor, 1354, 1395; Ella, 1044, 1091; Elmer, 709; Elmira, 1274; Emilie, 617; Emma, 709; Enos A., 781; Erwin, 709; Hannah, 692, 709; Hannah M. 692, 709; Harriet, 715, 768; Harry H., 709, 752; Ida, 709, 752; Jacob, 376, 688, 692, 709; Jane, 709; Jeanette, 210; Jeremiah, 709; Katherine, 763; Laura, 360, 376; Lillian I., 721, 781; Lydia, 1241; Madge, 375, 401; Mah- lon, 692; Martin, 779, 825; Mary A., 709, 754; Mary H., 779, 825; Minnie M., 709^ 752; Norman, 752; Olivia, 709, 752; Rosa, 463; Rosa A., 709, 752; Stephen, 1395; Verna, 752; William, 692, 709, 754 Lyle, Charles H., 484, 503; Isabella, 914; Martha E., 484, 503 Lynch, 974 Lynn, Edith I., 1428; Elizabeth A., 373; Emeline J., 373, 398; Jacob, 373; Julia, 821; Maria A. , 359, 373; Mary, 1082; William A., 359, 373 Lyon, Carrie T., 785, 837; Charles F., 785, 837; Ella S., 976, 987; Helen C., 837; John T., 837; Moyer, 987 Lyons, Blanche B., 1492; E. F., 1492; Mamie, 369, 394 Lysinger, Anna M., 524; Carrie, 524, 552; Elizabeth S., 524, 552; Harry, 524; Harry E., 497; Joanna F., 524; J. Wesley, 524; Lillie D., 497, 524 Lyster, Myrtle R., 761, 817 M McAdam, Sallie M., 1048, 1097; Samuel A., 1097 McArthur, Andrew, 1464; Mary A., 1455, 1464 McAtee, Adelia Y., 1573, 1575; B. F., 1573, 1575 McBane, Matilda, 1568 McBride, Ella, 1034, 1073 McCabe, Catharine, 999; Mary, 1428; Mary B., 607 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1677 McCall, Della E., 1368, 1416; Mi¬ chael, 1366; Rachel G., 1338, 1366 McCalla, Catharine, 1377 McCallan, Agnes D., 1376, 1410; Clara A., 1410; John, 1376, 1410 McCallon, Catherine, 643 McCann, Elizabeth J., 1477, 1492; Jennie, 139; Oliver S., 1492 McCarter, Margaret A., 1328, 1345 McCartney, Priscilla A., 628 McCauley, G. G., 731; Mattie A., 731 McCelland, Anna E., 326 McCellhenney, Sallie A., 852 McClaska, Jane, 1336 McClean, Emma, 1325, 1335 McClenan, James, 422; Susan G., 422 McClenathan, Mary A., 1321, 1330; Thomas, 1330 McClernand, Edward J., 1518; Sarah P., 1518 McClintic, Maggie, 1119 McClintil, Mary, 1075, 1118 McClinton, Carrie, 534 McCloskey, Alda P., 732; Alice H., 701, 732; Emma, 882; James, 732; J. Meyers, 784; Lena M., 732, 790; Marian E., 790; Reata R., 723, 784; Thom¬ as E., 701, 732, 790; William M., 732 McCloy, A. E., 591, 610; Alexander, 610; Frances M., 591, 610; Francis L., 610; Genevieve, 610 McClung, Elizabeth M., 1422 McClure, Edna, 1426; Frank, 583, 603; James, 603; Jane, 1462; Katharine, 129; Mary, 1364; Ora R., 583, 603; Rachel, 1300; Susan, 1351, 1388; Thomas, 1388 McComas, Rebecca, 1423 McCombs, Emma J., 1263, 1268; Jesse, 1268 McConnell, Rachel E., 874, 880 McCook, 1472 McCool, Hannah, 1118 McCorlde, George H., 597, 619; Kathryn E., 597, 619; Robert, 619 McCormick, Emma L., 324; Genoa, 1335, 1362; Isabel, 333; Johan¬ na, 1406; Margaret, 765; Mary C., 1355, 1397; Samuel, 1397; William H., 1362 McCorwich, Charles, 724; Martha H., 724 McCoy, Alexander, 294, 322; Em¬ ma F., 294, 322; Helen S., 322, 340; Jane, 1052, 1101; Rachel S., 290, 317; Robert, 322, 340, 1101 McCracken, Elizabeth S., 136; Julia R., 136; Mary E., 118, 136; R. C., 118, 136; Robert J., 1214; Sarah, 1201, 1214; William, 136 McCrary, Alvon B., 113, 128; An¬ drew, 113; Anna S., 104, 113; Clinton R., 129; Frank M., 113; Gertrude A., 113; John H., 104, 113; Marguerite M., 113; Nellie M., 129; Neta M., 113, 128; Thomas H., 129; Thomas W., 113; Virginia, 128 McCrea, Edith G., 1120; Esther, 656; H. Thompson, 1120; Marion I., 1080, 1120; Roswell C., 1080, 1120, 1121; William H., 1120; Winston, 1120 McCready, Archie D., 378, 403; Chester, 403; Douglass, 403; George, 403; Kenneth, 403; Margerite, 403; Mary L., 378, 403 McCrery, Celissa, 1352, 1390; Clara C., 1352, 1391; Robert J., 1390; William W., 1391 McCrossen, Anna F., 109, 123; James, 109, 123; James W., 123 McCue, Cecelia, 1341; Emma J., 1335; Thomas B., 1335 McCullin, Nellie, 776, 834; William, 834 McCullough, Virginia, 1028, 1063 McCune, Aquila P., 296, 325; Mar¬ garet E., 325; Mildred A., 325; Robert E., 296, 325; William, 325; William K., 325 McCurdy, Alexander D., 1548, 1555; Edith J., 1548, 1555; Jay, 482, 501; John D., 1555; Sarah F., 482, 501 McDade, Christiana J., 1035, 1074; Daniel, 1035, 1074; Sophia, 1074 McDaniel, Virginia, 1387 McDennick, Charlotte, 540 McDermitt, Emma M., 541; Reu¬ ben, 541 McDole, Charles T., 494; Julia S., 478, 494; Sarah J., 494 McDonald, Aileen, 624; Albert, 624; Alice, 818, 847; Frank, 624; Gordon, 624; Hugh, 624; James, 608, 624; John, 118; Julia A., 106, 118; Lillian S., 608, 624; Lydia A., 1351, 1389; Mary, 395; Mary C., 118; Neil, 624; Robert S., 1389; William A., 106, 118 McDonnell, Sallie, 1030, 1067; Samuel, 1067 McDonough, Alverta G., 831; Anna M., 831; Grant B., 773, 831; John G., 831; Minnie H., 773, 831; William, 831 McDowell, Bessie M., 126, 140; Jane, 621; John H., 140; Philip M., 126, 140 McElfresh, John E., 841 ; John R., 841; John S., 794, 841; Kath¬ leen V., 794, 841 McElwain (McElwaine), Agnes C., 1351, 1390; Allen R., 1389, 1422; Anna M., 1388, 1389, 1421, 1422; Annie E., 1351, 1388, 1420; Annie M., 1330, 1351; Arthur H., 1420; Bar¬ bara E., 1350, 1388; Catharine E., 1388, 1420; Catherine L., 1389, 1422; Celeste M., 1388, 1420; Charles E., 1389; Clara B., 1389, 1422; Clara L., 1351; Clara M., 1389, 1422; Clitus F. , 1390; Cora E., 1388, 1421; Cora M., 1388, 1420 Daniel B., 1330, 1350; Daniel E., 1351, 1390; Doris A., 1420; Dorothy, 1321, 1329; Edith J., 1351, 1388; Eliza R., 1350, 1387; Ella M., 1351, 1387, 1419; Ella R., 1351; Ellis W., 1389; Eva R., 1389, 1423; Flor¬ ence A., 1351, 1389; Gladys M., 1390; Glenn V., 1420; Grace L., 1389, 1422 Harriet E., 1330, 1350; Harry E., 1389, 1422; Harry G., 1388, 1420; Hazel E., 1420; Helen A., 1390; Henrietta R., 1351, 1389; Henry C., 1351; Howard B., 1389; Ivy R., 1388 Jack P., 1420, James B., 1350, 1388; Jane H., 1422; Jean I., 1422; John, 1321, 1330; John B., 1351, 1388; John E., 1388, 1422; John G., 1390; John R., 1351, 1388; John S., 1330, 1351; John W., 1388; Joseph E., 1388; Josiah E., 1351, 1388; Kenneth W., 1389, 1422 Laura E., 1422; Leah M., 1388, 1421; Lorenzo C., 1389, 1422; Louisa, 1350; Lydia A., 1351, 1389; Lyle E., 1389; Mabel J., 1388, 1420; Madison E., 1388, 1421; Margaret G., 1389, 1422; Margaret V., 1351, 1390; Martha A., 1351, 1388; Martha E., 1350, 1388; Martha T., 1351, 1390; Mary, 1321, 1330, 1351; Mary A., 1351; Mary B., 1330, 1350; Mary I., 1388, 1421; Mary J., 1350,1387; Mary S., 1351, 1389, 1390 Neal L., 1420; Olive M., 1388, 1422; Patrick, 1330; Pearl I., 1389, 1422; Plesie M., 1389, 1422; Rachel E., 1351 ; Rebecca B., 1321, 1330; Rebecca W., 1330, 1351; Robert B., 1330, 1351, 1389; Robert C., 1389, 1422; Robert M., 1422; Robert R., 1389; Roberta S., 1388, 1422; Roy E., 1388, 1421; Ruth, 1420 Sarah T., 1351, 1388; Susan M., 1351, 1388; Vanie B., 1389, 1422; Walter L., 1389, 1422; William, 1330, 1350, 1389; William A., 1351, 1389; Wil¬ liam E., 1351, 1388; William G. , 1388; William J., 1351; William M., 1421 McElyea, Jennie E., 1348, 1382 McEuroe, J. P., 1094; Rita E., 1094 McEwen, Rachel C., 316 McFarland, Carrie B., 816; D. F., 816 McGee, Beatrice C., 314; Hannah A., 288, 314; James M., 314; Joseph E., 288, 314 McGetrick, Benjamin, 1136; Ella, 1091, 1136 1078 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelde McGhee, E. B., 1495; Marion, 1480, 1495 McGill, Annie E., 1431; Sarah, 732 McGilloway, Ann, 1207 McGinn, James C., 191, 212; Laura M., 191, 212 McGinnis, Sarah, 1350, 1352; Sarah J., 593 McGittigan, Catherine, 531 McGordy, Ella H., 1091; J. Harry, 1091 McGormley, Alvin, 1166; Charles A., 1160, 1166; Elsie, 1166; Franklin, 1166; George, 1166; Harold, 1166; Lillie M., 1160, 1166 McGowan, Franklin B., 1552; Geor¬ gia 1L, 1515, 1531 McGrann, Amelia P., 1542, 1553; Bernard P., 1553; Richard R., 1542, 1553 McGrath, Annie, 1366; Kathrine, 1115 McGuffin, Edna E., 114, 130; Emma J., 105, 114; Eva E., 99, 105; John T., 105, 114; Lavinia, 105; Lucian, 105; Mary S., 105; Sarah E., 105, 114; Thomas H., 99, 105 McHale, Annetta R., 1132, 1148; Charles A., 1132, 1148; Jacob, 1148 McIntosh, Anna B., 881 McIntyre, Agnes, 609; Ella, 1303, 1308; Mahlon, 1308; Margaret, 800 McKay, Alexander, 613; John, 592, 613; Mabel V., 592, 613; Mar¬ garet, 585, 613 McKean, Annie M., 505, 534; David, 534 McKee, Clara, 1037; Deborah, 1037; Elizabeth G., 1016, 1037; Florence H., 767; George, 1037; George C., 715, 767; John, 1016, 1037; Martha, 1037; Mary B., 767, 822; Mary L., 715, 767 McKeen, Annie L., 1541, 1552; William, 1552 McKeever, Harry, 317; Margaret H., 290, 317; Raymond, 317; William, 290, 317 McKendlee, Mary, 877 McKenzie, A. C., 990 McKeon, Ann E., 1447, 1459; Rose, 1073, 1116 McKinley, Mabel, 641, 650; Reu¬ ben, 650; William, 1544 McKinney, Isaac, 615; Lottie A., 594, 615; M. Elizabeth, 594, 615; Samuel H., 615 McKinsey, Mahala, 606 McKnight, Alexander, 605; Mar¬ garet, 605 McLaughlin, Anna E., 990, 998; Edward E., 1529; Edward T., 1513, 1529; Elizabeth D., 1513, 1529; Ellen 822; George E., 1529, 1546; George H., 1529, 1546; Harriet T., 1529, 1545; Henrietta I., 1529, 1545; Kath¬ erine H., 1546; Lizzie L., 1381, 1414; William H., 1414; William J., 998 McLean, Amanda M., 1526; Charles A., 842; Charlotte N., 842; Elizabeth, 742, 800; Frank, 799, 842; James, 1526; John, 800; Marjorie D., 842; Mildred L., 799, 842 McLeod, Arthur J., 610; George, 610; John, 591, 610; Mary R., 591, 610 McMahon, Cora B., 1060, 1108; William R., 1108 McManus, Mary, 1076; Mary E., 212; Permilla, 325 McMath, Crissie, 1474, 1489 McMichael, Charles, 1063, 1110; Harry S., 1110; Myrtle I., 1063, 1110 McMillen, Josephine M., 585; Wil¬ liam L., 585 McMillian, Fidelia, 853 McMullen, Catherine, 1101; John M. , 1547; Margaret S., 719; Mitchell D., 1530, 1547; Nancy, 612; Susan H., 1530, 1547 McMullin, Rebecca, 547 McNair, Elizabeth, 754; Solomon, 1350 McNamee, Grace H., 316, 338; James, 338; Thelma, 338; Walter, 338; William, 316, 338 McNear, Alta G., 252; Lee, 252 McNeil, Agnes I., 1024 McNeill, Annie, 379 McNichol, Jennie K., 388 McNoldy, Amelia H., 1054, 1103; Charles D., 1103; Clemmie, 108, 121; David, 1103; Frank¬ lin H., 1103; Joseph E., 1054, 1103 McNulty, Mamie, 1055, 1105; Samuel, 1105 McNutt, David W., 1138; Fannie E., 1468, 1483; Matthew, 1483; Mildred M., 1097, 1138; Porter S., 1468, 1483 McQuade, Jane, 1013, 1028; Rob¬ ert, 1028 McQualquan, Nancy, 315 McQuate, Harold N., 831; John, 831; John K., 773, 831; Lizzie N. , 773, 831 McRell, Jennie, 724 McShea, Catharine E., 796; Ed¬ mund J., 796; Florence G., 796; Harry J., 796; John F., 796; Joseph M., 796; Michael, 796; Nellie, 796; Nettie M., 738, 796; Roger A., 738, 796 McSorley, Mary, 1383, 1416 McSparran, Cheyney, 1421; Elmer, 1388, 1421; Ila L., 1388, 1421 Mabry, Marietta, 578, 595; Wil¬ loughby, 595 Mabus, John C., 788; Minnie C., 728, 788 Macafee, Rebecca, 1222 Mac Alpine, Anna, 1250; Anna M., 1241, 1250; George, 1241, 1250; John, 1250; Robert, 1250; :r Families Russel, 1250; Walter, 1250; William, 1250 Maccabee, Katheryn, 1418 MacCallav, Doris, 1492, 1499; John F., 1499 MacCallister, 1226 MacCaulley, Cornelia R., 1036, 1078; Joseph O., 1078 MacDowell, Dorothy W., 208, 216; Thomas W., 208, 216 MacFarlane, J. J., 162 Maclntire (Mac Intyre), James, 1099; Jeanette, 407; Sarah, 1049, 1099 Mack, 58, 59 Amelia S., 987; Andrew S., 987; Anna C., 483, 502; Annie G., 910, 912; Charles, 1050; Charles S., 432, 447; Clarence, 1050; Clinton A., 494, 520; Eli, 976, 987; Elizabeth, 1020, 1050; Elmer M., 1407, 1427; Elmira S., 976, 987; Elsie M., 447; Esther B., 1009, 1020; Eva, 1050; Florence S., 432, 447; Foster G., 520; George M., 520; Harold J., 447; Henry, 1050; Ida, 1050; Ida J., 410; J. El- hanan, 1020, 1049; Jeremiah, 1020; Jeremiah B., 912; Jesse H., 1427; John, 1049; John S., 447, 483, 502; Joseph, 1049; Lillie M., 494, 520; Mabel, 1050; Mabel A., 520; Maria, 429; Martha M., 1090, 1133; Mary, 1020, 1050; Mary K., 1427; Mary M., 809; Mazie, 1059; Noah K., 1427; Norman, 1050; Owen A., 1020, 1050; Rebecca H., 1020, 1049; Rob¬ ert J., 1090, 1133; Sallie, 1049; Sallie H., 1407, 1427; Samuel, 1049; Senoria J., 447; Susan S., 987; William, 809, 1049; William S., 1009, 1020 MacKay, Adelaide, 904; Barbara, 1497 Mackenzie, Alexander W., 1524, 1540; Margaret L., 1540; Wini¬ fred E., 1524, 1540 Mackes, Eva, 438 Mackey, Hannah, 1108; Ruth, 1426 Mackin, Mary A., 951, 956; Mi¬ chael, 956 MacKinnon, Anna K., 365, 385; Gordon, 385; Grace, 385; Re¬ becca, 385; Samuel, 365, 385 MacLeod, Anna M., 877, 882; Daniel, 882 MacNamara, Ella C., 500, 528; Jones, 528; Michael, 643 MacNeill, Bessie H., 1124, 1146; David, 1146; James A., 1124, 1146 Macneir, Carolyn, 1276; Donald B., 1276; Edwin, 1268, 1276; Gertrude, 1276; Katherine B., 1268, 1276; Leonidas, 1276 MacNichol, Estella G., 1078, 1120; Harvey C., 1078, 1120; John A., 1120; Layton F., 1120 MacQueen, Ruth A., 636, 642; William, 642 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1679 Macungie, 60, 70-72 Upper, 69, 71, 72 Madery, Caspar, 1232 Madison, Anna, 725; Barbara A., 699; Belva C., 785, 837; Ber¬ tha, 725; Charles, 724; Charles H., 699, 724; Edward N., 725; Edward W., 699, 724; Eleanor, 838; Emma E., 724, 785; Florence H., 837; George, 724; George W., 699; Harry P., 785, 837; Jane, 724; John H., 724; Josephine, 725; Kate, 725; Katharine, 924; Lemuel H. , 724, 785; Mary, 724; Mary A., 689, 699; Mary E., 699, 724, 785, 837; Maud, 725, 785; M. Lizzie, 724; Nathaniel, 725; Nathaniel G., 699, 725; Robert S., 699, 725; Rose, 699, 725; Ruth W., 785, 838; Sarah P., 699, 724; Susan, 725; Susan S., 699, 724; Walter F., 785, 838; William, 689, 699; William A., 724; William J., 699 Maer, Maria, 1054 Maffett, Helen B., 1364 Magargal, Alice M., 441, 454; Ida, 1115; I. Muton, 454 Magdeburg, 35, 36 Magee, John, 752; Luella R., 752 Magill, Alfred, 163; Charles, 1333; Edwardene, 156, 163; Eliza¬ beth B., 1323, 1333; George, 1333; Hannah L., 971, 976; Jacob, 1323, 1333; Katie, 1333, 1356; William H., 976 Magoffin, John, 867 Magregor, Margaret, 433 Maguire, Ambrose, 1265, 1270; Anna C., 1265, 1270; Daniel, 309; Dora, 286, 309; Elizabeth, 455 Mahan, Margaret A., 1391 Maharg, Alice E., 1140; C. E., 1098, 1140; Eleanor, 1140; Ella N., 1098, 1140; Harry T., 1140; Mary, 450; Thomas E., 1140 Mahlin, Ellsworth, 243, 260; Ells¬ worth D., 260; Jennie K., 243, 260 Maier, Emily N., 143; Ernest G., 138, 143; Lewis B., 143; Lillie I. , 138, 143; William, 143 Maile, Sophia, 594 Mailon, Elvin, 709; Mary A., 709 Mainland, 61 Mairs, Amelia P., 1101, 1141; Betty L. , 1141; Elizabeth P., 1052, 1101; Ehvood D., 1101; El- wood H., 1052, 1101; Frank, 1052; Jane E., 1141; Jane M., 1052, 1101; John, 1052; John M. , 1101, 1141; Kenneth H., 1101 ; Louise, 1141 ; Lydia, 1052; Marguerite H., 1101; Martha, 1052; Mary, 1052; Mary H., 1022, 1052; Solomon, 1052; Walter, 1052; William, 1022, 1052; William H., 1052, 1101; William W., 1101 Major, John, 301; Sophia, 281, 301 Malcom, John, 1404; Maltby, 1404; Nellie G., 1361, 1404; Walter J., 1361, 1404 Maley, Frances, 1483; H. C., 1468, 1483; John, 1483; Maggie J., 1468, 1483; Marguerite, 1483, 1497 Malin, Abbie, 1471, Elijah, 1448; Enoch, 1448; Lydia P., 780, 836; Margaret, 1448; Rachel, 1448, 1452; S. Grant, 836 Malley, Annie, 1071; John, 1071 Mallicote, Jasper N., 107, 118, 136; Mary E., 107, 118; Minnie M., 118, 136; Nannie G., 118, 136; Sarah L., 118, 136 Mallory, Anna H., 1454; Barnum D., 1454; Charlotte, 1517, 1534; Jane H., 1454; John, 1448; Smith L., 1454; Walter S., 1534 Malone, Charles, 1521, 1538; Edna S., 1379, 1413; Elizabeth D., 1521, 1538; Percy W., 1413 Maloney, Grace I., 524, 552; James H., 552 Malsberger, Albert, 1243; Franklin A., 1237, 1243; Kathrine, 320; Lenora W., 1237, 1243; Mar¬ garet, 1243; William, 1243 Malsch, Augusta, 528 Maltby, Ada B., 1361, 1404; Ber¬ tha R., 1335, 1361; Donald D., 1404; Estes D., 1361, 1404; Flora V., 1361, 1404; Flossie A. , 1361, 1404; Frances A., 1361, 1404; Hannah, 1335, 1361; Harry L., 1361; Herman R., 1361, 1404; Joseph, 1335, 1361; Joseph M., 1361; Nellie G., 1361, 1404 Manbeck, Henrietta, 560 Mane, Caroline, 738, 796; Philip, 796 Manifold, Anna M., 1389, 1422; Stephen B., 1422 Mann, Elmira J., 1045, 1093; George G., 1345, 1377; Isabella B. , 1345, 1377; Isabella J., 1138; Jane, 163; Sadie, 1072, 1116; Sarah K., 1205; Theo¬ dore, 1093; William, 1205 Manning, Anna E., 992; Charles P., 1431; Margaret, 1424, 1431 Manske, Frederick, 182; Marie, 163, 182 Mantz, Cathrine, 834 Manville, Martha J., 991 Manwiller, Mary, 704, 739 Marcey, Elsie, 506 March, Carl, 1098, 1140; Carrie V., 844; Catharine, 1024, 1056; Charles A., 1140; Flora F., 1098, 1140; Rena, 846; Robert C. , 1140; Sarah E., 1114; Susan R., 1348, 1383 Marean, Mary E., 1416 Marentette, Helen M., 1376, 1410; Joseph L., 1410 Margin, Anna, 168 Mariah, Mary, 765 Marion, Caroline M., 1290, 1303; Frederick, 1303 Maris, George, 1232 Market, Fredericka, 533 Markland, Evelyn P., 120, 139; George A., 139 Markley, Ada A., 937; Ada M., 937; Andrew, 111; Anna C., 1102, 1142; Anna E., 1142; Anna R., 650; Annie B., Ill, 126; Aquilla, 893, 900; Asa, 111, 126; Benjamin, 893; Ben¬ jamin H., 889, 893; Bertha, 111; Bessie M., 126, 140; Charles A., 1302; Clara C., 1290, 1302; Davis M., 1053, 1102; Earl A., 1302; Elizabeth, 1016, 1038; Ella S., 1053, 1102; Ellen, 111; Elmer G., 893, 901; Elsie M., 1102, 1141; Ernest D., 1102, 1142; Evelyn, 937; Fred, 1288; Frederick, 1319, 1323; Grace, 126, 140; Henry A., 1290, 1302; Horace H., 937; Ida, 258; Ida A., Ill, 125; Ida M., 893, 901; Irma A., 1302; Jacob B., 654; Jacob K., 1102; James A., 901; John, 1038, 1288, 1302; John L., 1302; Josiah, 1290, 1302; Josiah B., 1302; Kelil, 111, 125, 126; Laura B., 509, 540; Laura M., 893, 901; Lillie M., Ill, 126; Lulu M., 126; Madge, 901; Maria, 311; Marjorie E., 1142; Mary, 735; Mildred A., 1302; Naomi K., Ill, 126; Octavia, 893; Philip, 540; Richard, 103, 111, 126; Ruth M., 1142; Sarah, 279, 285, 646, 654; Sarah D., 258; Sarah L., 654; Sarah S., 889, 893; Sophia K, 103, 111; Sue A., 1290, 1302; Susan, 893; Susanna C., 1319, 1323; Vida B., 126; Wil¬ liam E., 937; Winifred, 126 Marks, Addison B., 1208, 1570; Edgar C., 1568, 1570; Ernest C., 1570; Gertrude V., 1568, 1570; Harold S., 1570; Jane, 427; John, 612; Katie S., 1197, 1208; Martha, 591, 612; Mary, 1223; Titus G., 1197, 1208 Markward, Ida- D., 1353 Marlborough, 60, 63, 67, 73 Marlin, Martin, 1241, 1250; Mary M., 1241, 1250 Marple, Milton R., 217; Rose A., 215, 217 Marquart, Clementine, 1050; George, 1020, 1050; Horace, 1050; Margaret, 1050; Mary M., 1020, 1050 Marquet, Clinton, 656; Ellen, 656; Frederick, 646, 656; Harvey, 656; Mary E., 646, 656 Marr, Marion, 1427; Maud, 728, 788; Nellie, 1407, 1427; Wil¬ liam W., 788 Marry, Mary, 317 Marsch (Marsh), Charlotte, 1484; John, 1042; Kate, 1043; Su¬ sanna, 1017, 1042 Marsden, Elizabeth, 1141; George II., 878; Hannah E., 871, 878 Marshall, Alice H., 1164; Anna, 1680 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 143; Celia W., 1072, 1116; Charles L., 378, 404; Charlotte E., 378, 404; Clara A., 143; Doris W., 1116; Elizabeth A., 284, 306; Elizabeth L., 1116; Ellen, 1237, 1243; Florence E., 138, 143; Frank, 1072, 1116; George W., 404; James, 39, 138, 143; Jean C., 404; John, 143; John H., 306; Madaline W., 1116; Margaret P., 1036, 1075; Mary, 1326; Saul P., 1075; William, 143 Marsteller (Marstellar), Anna R., 1389; Catharine, 430, 488, 510; Clarence R., 1389; Earl F., 1389; Emerson E., 1389; Eu¬ gene, 1389; Harry W., 1389; Henry, 510; John W., 1389; John Y., 1351, 1389; Lila E., 1389; Maggie, 483, 501; Mam- mie, 795, 841; Margaret, 1389; Mary S., 1351, 1389; Myrtle E., 1389, 1423; Reuben, 429; Sarah, 421, 429, 502; Virginia M., 1389; Warfield C., 1389; William, 841; William A., 1389 Marston, Joseph H., 511, 544; Mary A., 511, 544 Martin, 1508 C. Joel, 1322; Clementine M., 217; Elizabeth B., 1508, 1520; Ella, 104, 1341, 1370; Emma J., 1300; E. Myrtle, 1356, 1398; Francis S., 1569; James, 865; John, 93, 865; John B., 854; Leah, 608; Lillie, 1392; Lucy D., 1567, 1569; Magda¬ lena, 624; Marcella, 833, 854; Maria, 1390; Mary, 1337; Matilda, 1569; May, 128; Miranda, 605; Robert, 1370; Sonia, 752; William H., 1398 Marton, Martha K., 1121, 1144; Norman, 1121, 1144 Martz, Elizabeth, 1576 Martzell, Marian W., 771; Samuel, 771 Marx, Alice M., 727; Anna S., 727, 786; Carrie, 727; Charles L, 727; Daniel, 727, 786; Eliza¬ beth K., 700, 727; Elsie S., 727; Eva Z., 727; Florence, 786; George, 727; Harry, 727; How¬ ard, 727; John, 727; Levi, 700, 727; Lillie G., 727, Maggie B., 727; Morgan, 727; William, 727 Mary of Philadelphia, 39, -88, 91 Masland, Charles H., 1109; Eliza¬ beth M., 1062, 1109; Elizabeth S., 1109; Ellen T., 1109; J. Wesley, 1062, 1109 Mason, Allen, 610; Amanda, 700; Anna, 700; Anna B., 690, 700; Charles, 700; Charles H., 446; Ella M., 1341, 1370; Eula M., 1413, 1429; Flora E., 1341, 1370; George, 700; Hiram, 700; Ira B., 1341, 1370; James, 690, 700; James D., 1065; Jennie, 591, 610; John, 700; John A., . 1341, 1370; Juliette, 571; Laura E., 431, 446; Lemira S., 1062; Lena A., 1370; Lillian, 1370; Margaret, 700, 727, 1341; Rebecca B., 1326, 1341; Rob¬ ert, 1326, 1341; Sarah, 700; Tillie, 1030, 1065; Tillie R., 700; William, 700, 1341 Masson, Abraham, 272, 276; Su¬ sannah H., 272, 276 Mast, Abraham, 624; Mary C., 613, 624 Masteller, Ida E., "980, 991; Louisa M. , 1023, 1054; Mabel M., 991; Reuben, 1054; W. Claude, 980, 991; William, 991 Master, Masters — see Meschter Mathers, Martha J., 1189, 1195 Mathew, A., 231 Mathews — see Matthews Mathewson, Julliette, 314 Mathias — see Matthias Mathis, Catharine G., 1039; J. H., 1039; Sarah T., 879 Mattes, Lewis H., 1519 Matteson, Catharine H., 737, 794; David, 794; Dortha M., 794; Edward B., 737, 794; Kathleen V., 794, 841 Matthews (Mathews), Catharine, 235; Edward, 1007; Elizabeth, 138; James M., 1067; Laura H., 1030, 1067; Laura M., 1454, 1463; Lydia, 1236; Marceline H., 116, 132; Rensalaer, 1463; Robert, 132; Robert W., 116, 132; Sarah, 1475 Matthias (Mathias), 420, 426 Abraham, 688, 694; Annie R., 759, 815; Christiann H., 691, 705; Clara L., 706, 744; Daniel, 705; Daniel E., 706; Douglas H., 744; Edwin, 758; Elizabeth, 296, 711; Elizabeth C., 706, 744; Elizabeth H., 688, 694; Ella K., 618, 626; Emeline, 711, 758; Esther, 694, 712; Ethel M., 706; Hannah B., 694, 711; Hannah R., 711, 858; Harriet, 744; Harry R., 758; Helen, 744; Herbert, 759, 815; Howard, 758, 815; Ida R., 758, 815; Jacob S., 691, 705; James, 711, 758; Jean, 744; Jennie M., 758; Jonathan, 694, 711; Katherine, 744; Katherine Y., 706; Lawrence W., 618, 626; Maggie R., 758, 815; Mahlon N. , 711, 758; Mamie R., 758, 815; Maria, 1006, 1012; Maria M., 694, 711; Mary, 694, 711, 759, 815; Mary A., 706, 711, 744; Mary R., 711, 758; Maurice II., 706, 744; Minerva, 759, 815; Morris M., 626; Morris R., 758; Myrtle F., 626; Olive F., 626; Philip, 694; Robert It., 815; Russel F., 626; Russel M., 815; Sallie, 711, 759; Sarah, 694, 711, 759; Sarah A., 515; Stanley, 744; William H., 694, 711 Mattis, Mattie, 1163, 1171 Mattox, Adelaide L., 1201, 1215 ; Benjamin F., 1215 Mattson, Charles R., 654; James O., 654; John D., 645, 654; Joseph C., 654; Laura L., 645, 654; Mary E., 654 Matz, David, 329; Harry F., 793; Hellen M., 793; John H., 1274; Rebecca, 300, 329; Sarah G., 1268, 1274 Mauger, 703 D. B., 693; Levin, 702, 734 Maugle, Lydia, 523 Mauller, Helen, 1418 Maurer (Mowrer), Aaron, 691, 702; Albert, 702; Amanda J., 703, 735; Amelia S., 734; Andrew, 688, 691, 703; Anna E., 735, 792; Anna M., 457; Annie, 442, 457; Annie D., 703; Bea¬ trice, 792; Bertha B., 703, 736; Bessie L., 736; Catharine S., 91, 98; Charles B., 703; Chris¬ tina, 691, 702; Clare, 736; Clarence, 792; Cordelia A., 713, 764 Daniel, 442, 457; Diana S., 428, 442; Donald A., 457; Earl J., 764; Eck S., 735; Edith, 735, 792; Edith M., 736; Edna E., 392, 410; Edna M., 736; Ed¬ ward, 702, 735; Ella M., 442, 457, 703, 736; Ella S., 442, 457; Ellen H., 736; Elsie M., 735, 792; Emma C., 703; Emma L., 703; Emma M., 703, 736; Estella, 735, 792 Florence, 735, 792; Frank, 702; Frank B., 736; Franklin O., 703, 735; Fred, 764; George, 91, 98; George B., 703; George W., 713, 764; Gertrude F., 703, 736; Gladys S., 735; Grace, 457 ; Hannah, 498 ; Hannah Y., 481, 498; Harold B., 736; Harold W., 792; Harry H., 764; Harry W., 703; Helen S., 735; Henry, 691, 702, 734; Henry F., 702, 735; Horace J., 457 Ida M., 702, 735; Jacob, 428, 442; Jeremiah, 691, 702; John, 498; Kate, 802; Laura E., 736, 792; Laura R., 736, 792; Laura V., 442, 457; Leonard, 792; Le- vinus, 481, 498; Ludwig, 63; Luzetta, 702, 734; Mahlon H., 691, 702, 703; Margaret G. , 703; Marguerite E., 792; Maria A., 691; Mary A., 736; Mary E., 703; Mildred S., 735; Milford B., 736, 792; Minerva V., 702, 735 Newton S., 735; Oliver, 702, 734; Oliver S., 735, 792; Olivia, 703, 735; Paul B., 736; Pearl S., 735; Rebecca C., 691, 703; Rebecca L., 691, 703; Robert S., 735; Samuel, 498; Sarah, 691, 702, 734; Sarah A., 691, 703; Sue, 702; Susan, 703, 736; Susan D., 691, 702; Susanna H. , 688, 691 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 168! Tamson E., 691, 702, 735; Vio¬ letta, 702, 734; Walter B , 736; Wellington W., 736; William A. , 457; William L., 442, 457; Wilmer A., 703; Zachariah H., 703; Zacharias H., 691, 703 Maury, Mary, 925 Mauser, John, 1574; Sarah, 1573, 1574 Mautz, Minnie, 709, 752 Maxwell, Alfred L., 739; Carrie, 325; Charles, 1534; Chester, 798; Clement, 1534; Ella V., 798; Emily H., 798, 842; Frances H., 334; Francis D., 311, 334; Francis H., 334; Grace B., 334, 341; Hannah, 739; Irene L., 311, 334; James, 704, 739; James H., 739; John, 1518, 1534, 1545; John W., 739; Lucy E., 1529, 1546; Marion, 798; Martha, 739, 798; Mary, 201; Mary A., 798; Mary E., 1265, 1271; Mary H., 704, 739; Mary J., 874; Robert IF, 798; Sue P, 1518, 1529, 1534, 1545; Sylvester, 1271; William, 874; William H., 739, 798, 1265, 1271 May, Hannah, 874; Margarette, ‘ 1020 Mayberry, John C., 1216; Louisa K, 1201, 1216 Mayburry, Thomas, 1232 Mayer, Barbara, 684; Elizabeth, 1171; Franklin, 1171; George, 1163, 1171, 1258; H. Emma, 1163, 1171; Maria, 684 Mayhew, Ruth A., 142 Mays, Anna M., 1239, 1248; Ben¬ jamin, 1248; Florence, 1248; George, 1239, 1248 Maytrott, Alice A., 209, 217; Emma B. , 181, 209; Emma L., 209, 217; Gebhard, 209; Howard B., 209; John, 181, 209; John E., 209; Meta E., 209; Warren • W., 209, 217 Meacham, Elizabeth, 713; Mary E., 1515 Mead, Frank, 879; Lulu, 872, 879 Mears, Alexander, 1335; Alice B., 1335, 1360; Anna M., 1335, 1360; Annie M., 1335; Eliza¬ beth S., 1324, 1335; Emma J., 1335; Ephraim, 1324, 1335; Harriet, 1490; Wellington C., 1335 Meas, Howard F., 458; Mamie V., 444, 458 Mechlin, Joella, 169 Mechling, Samuel, 66 Meek, Alice R., 772, 829; Cassie, 849; Henry, 815; Mamie R., 758, 815; Simon, 829 Meckel, Charles C., 1535; Emma E., 1535; Louisa II., 1519, 1535, 1536; Sebastian C., 1519, 1535 Meckley, George, 1209; Margaret M., 1198, 1209 Medicke, Catharine E., 281, 301; Julius IT . , 301 Meeh, Clarissa, 276, 289 Meeker, David M., 1541, 1552; Elizabeth J., 1541, 1552; John T., 1552 Meekly, Barbara, 639 Megahan, Helen J., 445, 459; J. R., 459 Megargee, Allean, 138 Mehlhouse, Cornelius H., 432, 448; Edward H., 448, 460; Ella J., 448, 460; Gertrude N., 448, 460; Henry, 448; Joseph R., 460; Laura V., 432, 448; Roy A., 448, 460 Mehrkam, Angelina, 618 Meier — see Meyers Meigs, Jeannette, 211 Meily, Eugene F., 444; Fred, 444; Helen M., 444 Meiskey, Adaline, 769; Amanda, 769, 824; Christian, 769; Eliza¬ beth H., 716, 769; Israel, 769; Lavinia, 769; Peter, 716, 769 Meisther — see Meschter Meitzler, Catherine E., 1173; Eliza, 1128, 1215; Emma T., 1530 Melchor, Josiah, 266; Mabel E., 252, 266 Meley, Mary A., 574, 588 Meller, Galelma, 1576, 1577 Mellot, Sadie, 450 Meloy, Benjamin T., 1390, 1423; Catherine D., 1351, 1390; Ella M., 1351, 1387, 1419; Ellen D., 1390, 1423; Ethel B., 1390, 1424; George W., 1351, 1390; Ida M., 1350, 1387; James F., 1423; Jennie M., 1390, 1423; J. H., 1390, 1423; Lawrence A., 1419; Mary B., 1390, 1423; Minnie E., 1390, 1423; Muriel V., 1419; Sara L., 1390, 1423; Thomas, 1387, 1390; W. H., 1350, 1387; William, 1351, 1387, 1419; William E., 1419 Melton, Eulee, 114, 130; John W., 130 Memorial Day, 22, 25, 26 Mench, Mary H., 1427 Mendenhall, Clara A., 107, 119; Josiah, 119 Menefee, Fannie M., 925 Mengel (Mengle), Daniel, 1168; Ellen M., 1158, 1165; Hannah A., 573; Hattie, 1161, 1168; John, 573; Jonas A., 1094; Mame A., 1045, 1094; Sara, 747; Seth, 1165 Menkhaus, Francis, 1239; Sarah A., 1234, 1239 Mensch, Abraham B., 923, 925; Catharine J., 923, 925; Clar¬ ence W., 844; Gertrude R., 810, 844; Harry (Henry), 810, 844; Jacob, 925; James G., 1576; Mary, 925; Mary H., 925, 926; Vinnie O., 1575, 1576 Menssner, Caroline, 329 Mentzel (Mentzell, Mentzle), Anna, 38, 42, 66; Anna G., 662; Barbara, 38, 44, 66, 70, 466, 467; George (Georg), 36, 41, 42, 66, 661, 662, 1314; Gott¬ fried, 1314; Melchior, 36, 41, 42, 66, 661, 662, 1180; Ursula (Urcilla), 38, 42, 66; Ursula R. , 662 Mercer, Jane, 455 Merchant, 88, 92 Merchant, Chauncey, 1493; Mar¬ tha E., 1477, 1493; Sara E., 740, 799; Thomas, 799; Thomas E., 740, 799 Meredith, Elisha, 119; Mary L., 107, 119 Merkel (Merkle), Alice U., 165, 184; Amanda A., 1191, 1198; Anna K., 1286, 1297; Catha¬ rine H., 988; Charles, 237, 250; Daniel, 184; Esther, 990; George, 1180; Harvey A., 165, 184; Henry A., 1286, 1297; Ida K, 237, 250; Judith, 182; Lydia, 101, 108; Mary, 250; Solomon, 1198, 1297; Viola, 443; Walter, 250 Merrifield, Esther A., 1298; Olie, 1298; W. L., 1298 Merritt, Ada H., 1091, 1136; Frank, 1136; George, 1091, 1136 Mertz, Armanda, 562; Emily E., 782, 837; John A., 837; John E., 782, 837; Mildred, 532, 553; Sarah, 166; William H., 553 Mertzke, Arthur J., 925; August S. , 925; Virginia D., 925 Meschter (Master, Masters, Mes- ter, Meisther, Meyster, Meis- ter), 18, 65 Aaron, 568, 571, 572, 931; Abra¬ ham, 567, 569, 576, 591 ; Abra¬ ham K., 931, 933; Ada, 937; Ada B., 583; Adam, 18; Adoni- ram J., 577; A. Edna, 580, 598; Agnes, 594, 930, 932, 1199, 1211; Agnes Y., 476, 928, 929; Albert, 591; Albert E., 590, 609; Albert F., 583, 932, 936; Alfred D., 584, 604; Alfred E., 591, 612; Alfred R., 586; Al¬ fred T., 936; Alice, 591, 593, 612, 614, 1166, 1173; Alice C., 591; Alice G., 582, 602; Alice S., 933, 936; Allen K., 931,932; Allen W., 572; Alma T., 612; Alvira H., 561, 577; Amanda E., 931, 932; Amy A., 572, 584; Andrew H., 579, 597; Antrim, 570; Angelina E., 626; Ange- line, 576, 592; Angeline G., 568, 571; Ann, 568, 574; Ann E., 577; Anna, 38, 67. 93, 566-568, 572, 856, 857, 928; Anna K., 928; Anna M., 67, 467, 470, 566, 567, 594, 616, 964, 1313; Annie B., 595, 616; Annie K., 591; Annie V., 932, 936; Araminta V., 594, 615; Arthur B., 589; Arthur G., 584, 604; Arthur J., 610 Balthasar, 566, 567 ; Barbara, 567, 569; Barbara A., 570, 580; Barbara H., 569, 576; Bertha, 589; Bertha B., 586; Bertha S., 583, 603; Bertie, 581; Bertie 1682 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families C., 595, 617; Bessie G., 584, 604; Bessie I., 581, 600; Bur¬ ton, 937 Calvin, 579, 614; Calvin S., 594, 615; Carl, 582; Carl L., 625; Caroline, 577; Caroline K., 574, 588; Carrie A., 575, 591; Catharine, 569, 576, 928, 929, 931, 1189, 1195; Catharine A., 578, 928, 929, 1282; Catharine PL, 617; Catharine H., 567, 569, 570, 578; Catharine Iv., 570, 579; Catharine R., 569, 575; C. Calvin, 595, 626; Charles, 577, 578, 594, 930, 931; Charles A., 591, 593; Charles C., 617; Charles D., 594, 932, 936; Charles E., 582, 588; Charles F., 589; Charles IF, 570, 579; Charles K., 933, 937; Charles L., 582, 602; Charles M., 589, 595, 616; Charles W., 583; Charles Y., 929, 931, 932; Chester D., 609, 624; Christena, 578, 594; Chris- tena J., 569, 577; Christena P., 594; ChristiannaY., 467,470; Christina, 566, 929, 1283, 1285; Christina K., 351, 928; Chris¬ tina W., 568, 575; Christina Y., 566; Christopher (Chris¬ toph), 38, 52, 56, 62, 67, 76, 229, 467, 470, 566-569, 571. 575, 928, 929, 1282, 1312, 1313; Christopher A., 575, 589; Chris¬ topher L., 588; Clair F., 626; Clara, 579, 597; Clara G., 593, 614; Clara L., 582, 589, 603; Clarence E., 603, 623; Claud J., 595, 617; Clinton B., 584; Clyde, 604; Clyde A., 626; Constance M., 595, 617; Cora, 594; Crystal V., 625; Curnel E., 575, 589; Cynthia C., 568, 572; Cyrus K., 933, 937 Dalton, 584; Dan, 577; Daniel, 569, 577, 930, 931; Daniel Y., 26, 929, 932; David, 37,42, 45, 51, 54, 61, 67, 71, 76, 82, 566- 569, 576, 578, 591, 592, 928, 929, 1177, 1178, 1280, 1313; David W., 572; Della W., 582, 603; Donald C., 611; Donald 1., 615, 626; Dora G., 582, 600; Dorcas E., 617; Dorothy, 589; Dorothy E., 589, 626; Dorothy H., 617; Dorothy M., 612; D. Webster, 932, 936 Earl, 615; Earl H., 582; Earl R., 615; Edgar W., 583, 604; Edith, 583, 604; Edith C., 571, 583; Edith L., 612; Edna M., 582, 600, 626; Edna S., 614, 932, 936; Edward, 577, 594; Ed¬ ward B., 589; Edward C., 583; Edward D., 593; Edward E., 575, 591; Edward H., 591; Ed¬ ward W., 586; Edythe D., 583, 604; Effie L., 590, 609; Effie M., 582, 603; Elbert, 600; Elcey L., 569, 575; Eldon PI., 935; Eleanor, 568, 571; Eleanor 5., 582, 603; Eliza, 569, 577; Eliza A., 590; Eliza F., 572, 585; Elizabeth, 567-570, 573, 574, 576, 579, 586, 592, 609; Elizabeth A., 575, 578, 589, 594, 936; Elizabeth B., 578, 595; Elizabeth D., 566, 568; Elizabeth F., 582, 601; Eliza¬ beth H., 590, 608; Elizabeth J., 575, 622; Elizabeth K., 232, 929, 931; Elizabeth M., 571, 572, 582, 585; Eliza¬ beth P., 595, 617; Elizabeth S., 575, 589, 929, 932; Ella, 591; Ella B., 933, 937; Ella E„ 595, 617; Ella L., 602; Ells¬ worth, 588; Elmer, 594; Elmer D., 594; Elmer J., 594, 615; Elmer W., 582, 603; Elsie J., 590; Elva, 934; Elvira S., 594, 614; Elwood F., 932, 936; Erne- line, 593, 614; Emeline A., 569, 575; Emery, 936; Emily M., 591, 610; Emma, 594; Emma C., 594, 615; Emma H., 582, 603; Emma L., 932, 936; Em¬ ma M., 594; Ernest G., 572; Ernestine E., 932, 936; Estella 5., 595, 617; Esther I.. 614; Esther V., 932, 936; Ethel L ., 591, 611; Ethel M., 581, 600; Ethel V., 595; Eugene F., 932, 936; Eva, 38, 67, 932, 964; Eva Y., 1311, 1313; Evan, 1173; Evan IP, 578, 595; Evan M., 604; Eve, 42, 67 Fannie M., 591, 611; Fern M., 615; Flora B., 575, 589; Flor¬ ence, 932, 934, 936; Florence 1., 595, 616; Florence S., 932, 936; Floyd M., 604; Floyd S., 615, 626; Frances W., 569, 575; Francis B., 590;FrancisK., 572; Frank, 594; Frank H., 582, 603; Frank S., 602; Fred S., 589, 608; Frederick, 609; Fred- ericke K., 576, 591 George, 19, 22, 23, 56, 71, 352, 566, 567, 569, 577, 928, 929, 931; George C., 569, 575, 937; George K., 230, 357, 896, 931, 934, 997, 1294; George L., 583, 603; George M., 577; George R., 589; George W., 578, 588, 594, 595; Georgia C., 572, 584; Georgiana M., 591, 612; Geor- gianna, 603, 623; Gertrude C., 615, 626; Gertrude F., 582, 600; Gladys L., 600; Grace, 609, 624; Grace J., 583, 603; Grace L., 595; Gregorius, 36, 41-43, 46, 51, 54, 55, 67, 76, 82, 565, 566, 569, 928; Gustave W., 617 Hannah, 568-571, 575, 576, 582, 590, 928-930; Plannah C., 274, 931, 933; Hannah R., 578, 594; Hannah S., 890, 928, 931; Har- lowe W., 594, 615; Harold E., 604; Harriet, 575, 590; Harriet [., 615, 625; Harry D., 595, 616, 617; Harry E., 595, 617; Harry W., 595, 616; Harvey CL, 931, 932; Harvey E., 595, 617; Hattie M., 615,626; Hazel B., 603, 623; Hazel G., 604; Hazel P. , 589, 608; Heber, 604; Helen, 604, 936; Helen M., 575, 588, 589; Henrietta, 577; Henry, 569, 571, 577, 581, 931; Henry H., 578, 595; Henry R., 593, 614; Herschel, 604; H. Flor¬ ence, 580, 598; H. Gregory, 609; Hiram, 568; Homer, 932, 936; Howard M., 614 Ida, 591, 611; Ida A., 590; Ida C., 584, 604, 932, 934; Ida R., 609; Ida V., 588; Inez E., 600; Irene K., 933; Irma, 934; Ir¬ vine, 590, 609; Irwin, 591, 612; Irwin E., 604; Irwin W., 584; Isaac, 566, 568, 569, 574, 575, 590, 609; Isaac D., 570, 579; Isabel D., 568, 575; Isadore H., 582, 602 Jacob, 19, 476, 567-571, 575, 588, 930; Jacob C., 932; Jacob F., 932, 936; Jacob H., 571, 582; Jacob K., 274, 571, 582, 890, 928, 929, 931, 933, 1565; James, 568, 570, 577; James C., 616; James E., 595; James PL, 578, 595; James K., 574; James M., 572, 609; James R., 593, 614; James W., 588, 595, 617; Jane, 571, 583; Jared K., 575, 591; J. Douglas, 611; Jean H., 611; Jeremiah, 232, 351, 928, 1312; Jeremiah K., 929, 931; Jesse, 570, 579; J. L., 568; John, 566- 569, 571, 575, 593; John B., 622; John C., 575, 589; John E., 588; John F., 590, 608; John H., 578, 595, 603, 623; John K. , 931, 934; John L., 569, 582, 601, 602; John M., 601; John Q. , 571, 582; John T., 589; John W., 571, 572, 574, 582, 585, 588, 603; Jonathan, 578, 594; Joseph, 577; Josephine, 579, 581; Judith G., 569, 577; Judith S., 577, 593; Julia D., 603, 623; Juliann K., 568, 571; Julietta, 582 Karl W., 617; Kate, 511, 543; Katharine M., 575, 589; Kath¬ ryn, 569, 577, 936; Kathryn P., 594, 615; Katie A., 595, 616; Katie M., 575, 589; Ken¬ neth K., 600; La Roy W., 614; Laura, 608; Laura A., 609, 615; Laura D., 932, 934; Laura E., 933, 937; Laura H., 571, 582; Laura M., 595, 616; Laura S., 595, 617; Lavina H., 578, 595; Leander M., 571, 582; Le- hannah F., 575, 586; Leila PL, 240, 932, 935; Leonidas M., 571 ; Leonie C., 583; Lester, 934; Leut, 581, 600; Levi, 575, 590, 591, 609, 930; Levi K., 571, 583; Levi Y., 929, 932; Lewis, 569; Lewis C., 572, 584; Lewis E., 575, 591; Lewis L., 572; Lewis W., 575, 589; Lillian M., 579, 597; Linda D., 580, 598; Lizzie E., 595; L. Loretta, 935; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1 683 Lois A., 604; Loretta, 582; Loretta J., 571, 583; Lorinda, 575, 591; Lottie A., 594, 615; Lucinda, 569; Lucinda C., 569, 576; Luther B., 582, 600; Lydia, 569, 577, 578, 928, 1283, 1285; Lydia A., 575, 590; Lydia C., 578, 594; Lydia D., 578, 595; Lydia J., 593, 594, 615; Lydia K., 274, 285, 931; Lyle E., 626 Mabel A., 612; Mabel I., 595; Mabel L., 615, 626; Mae L., 932, 936; Magdalena, 566-569; Magdalena F., 575, 591; Mag¬ dalena G., 566, 567; Maggie K., 593; Manoah, 577, 593; Margaret, 568, 572; Margaret C., 611; Margaret E., 586; Margaret M., 578, 594, 609, 617, 624; Margery B., 611; Marguerite F., 936; Maria, 38, 42, 67, 93, 351, 352, 566, 567, 590, 630, 631, 633, 664, 928, 931, 1312; Maria B., 1313; Maria H., 590, 608; Maria Iv., 566, 928; Maria L., 582; Marian E. , 617; Marietta, 593; Mari¬ etta M., 578, 595; Marion A., 624; Martha, 579; Martha C., 568, 572; Martha D., 568, 574; Martha G., 580, 598; Martha M., 570, 579, 591, 612; Martha O., 574, 588; Mary, 568-572, 574-576, 582, 590, 609; Mary A. , 357, 568, 571, 572, 574, 576, 578, 583, 588, 592, 595, 931, 933; Mary C., 566, 569, 584, 593, 604, 614; Mary E., 571, 574, 582, 588, 604; Mary F. , 575, 590, 594, 615; Mary G. , 571, 576, 582, 592; MaryH., 931, 934; Mary J., 572, 577, 582, 585, 601; Mary K., 566, 567, 572, 584; Mary L., 571, 575, 579, 589, 622; Mary M., 588; Mary N., 572; Mary R., 591, 610; Mary S., 568, 572; Matilda, 578, 593, 930; Matilda B. , 929, 931; Matilda W., 578, 595; Maude M., 589, 595, 616; May A., 594; Medora E., 929, 932; Melchior, 17, 37, 40-43, 47, 51, 52, 54, 55, 67, 71, 79, 83, 85, 414, 418, 467, 470, 566, 567, 927, 928, 937, 1313; Melis¬ sa, 575, 591; M. Elizabeth, 594, 615; Melvina, 571, 583; Mercy B., 595, 617; Mildred, 602; Mildred A., 604; Mildred C., 595, 617; Mildred G., 601, 622; Millard M., 600; Milton D., 575, 589; Milton H., 578, 595; Minerva, 594; Minerva IF, 575, 591; Minnie, 591, 612; Minnie M., 588; Minnie W., 571, 583; Minta, 594; Miranda, 590; Morris M., 583, 603; Myron M., 615, 626; Myrtle, 581 Nana F., 584, 604; Nancy, 569, 576, 590; Nancy B., 569, 575; Nancy S., 569, 575; Naomi S., 579, 597; Nathan, 577; Nathan E., 588; Nelly C., 933, 936; Nelson, 934; Nettie, 591, 611; Newton K., 933; Nora C., 236, 246, 932; Nora IF, 236, 246, 933; Nora W., 584, 603; Ola H., 582, 602; Olive E., 594, 615; Olive F., 611; Olive I., 594, 616; Oliver, 590, 591, 609, 611; Omer F., 589; Ora R., 583, 603; Oren P., 583; Oswin C., 932, 934; Ozella M., 583, 603 Paul, 614, 626; Paul E., 603; Paul J., 589; Paul L., 569, 601, 602, 622; Pauline, 589; Phillip H., 626; Phoebe A., 575, 589; Phoebe P., 571, 581; Quincy A., 572 Rachel, 568, 574; Rachel A., 574, 588, 590, 609; Rachel J., 588; Ralph, 589, 614; Randall E., 626; Raymond IF, 583; Re¬ becca, 623; Rebecca A., 571, 582; Rebecca B., 578, 595; Regina, 39, 42, 53, 67, 566-569, 578, 928, 1281, 1282; Regina A., 414, 928; Reuben II., 578, 594; Rhoda D., 588; Robert C., 586; Robert D., 595, 617; Robert H., 595; Robert J., 601, 617, 622; Rosa S., 582, 602; Rosetta E., 581, 600; Rosina, 44, 418, 567, 928, 1313; Rosina K., 229, 928; Roy, 581, 584, 600; Ruby C., 589, 608; Ruby V., 612; Russell I., 598; Ruth, 598; Ruth A., 932, 936; Ruth M., 595 Sadie, 594; Sallie A., 575, 589, 593, 613; Samuel, 568, 569, 571, 576, 928; Samuel B., 571, 583; Samuel E.; 579; Samuel IF, 569, 575, 589; Samuel L., 572, 585; Samuel W., 588; Sarah, 570, 578, 579, 593; Sarah A., 569, 575, 577, 593; Sarah C., 588, 594, 616; Sarah H., 609; Sheridan, 590; Shurl J., 615; Sophia, 928, 1188, 1190; Sophia IF, 352, 929, 931; Stanley, 614; Susanna, 357, 367, 566-569, 578, 594, 662, 928; Susanna B., 574; Susanna C., 574; Susanna H., 567, 569- 571, 579, 583; Susanna Y., 929; Susie L., 583; Sylvester, 575; Sylvia I., 589 Tevilia F., 593, 614; Thomas C., 584, 604; Thomas J., 595; Thomas W., 571, 583; Ursula A., 1280, 1313; Velma E., 615, 626; Vivian E., 609, 622 Walter, 584, 591, 604, 611, 614; Walter S., 580, 598; Warren S., 617; Washington, 579; Wayne C., 240, 929, 932, 935; Wayne W., 583; Webster, 571; Wesley, 591; Wilbur, 584, 604; Wilfrid R., 609; William, 568, 572, 578, 590, 614; William A., 590, 593, 594, 615; William C., 571, 583; William E., 569, 609, 933; William F., 593; William G., 571, 583; William H., 574, 575, 577, 586, 588, 615, 625; William M., 594, 615; William W., 589; William Y., 25, 572, 585, 611, 929-931, 935; Williard, 580; Willma G., 594; Wilmon, 579; Winfield S., 572, 584; Winifred I., 612; W. Kyrel, 935 Meserole, Irene, 1462, 1476 Messerly, Effie, 1357, 1399; Noah, 1399 Messett, Adelaide, 592; Alice M., 592; Charles IF, 592; Edmund C., 592; Florence, 592; Harry, 576, 592; Henry, 592; Jennie, 592; Marion, 592; Mary A., 576, 592; Mildred, 592; Ralph, 592 Messimer, Robert M., 733; Virginia A. , 701, 733 Messinger, Carrie M., 1135; Eliza¬ beth, 1503; Mary G., 596; O. S., 596 Messmer, Katherine, 1382 Messner, Lizzie, 722; Maggie, 722; Mary J., 698, 722; Michael, 698, 722; William, 722 Mest, Abraham, 1214; Allen R., 810, 844; Amanda, 755, 810; Amelia E., 710, 755; Caroline, 845; Charlotte, 846; Daisy W., 810, 844; Ellen J., 846; Elvina S., 755, 811; Eva W., 810, 844; Florence S., 810, 844; Gertrude R., 810, 844; Hannah M., 755, 810; Harold, 844; Harvey S., 811, 846; Henry E., 755, SiO; Henry W., 810; Isaac B. , 1201, 1214; John, 710, 755; Joseph, 709, 754, 755, 810; Joseph II., 810; Kathryn I., 810, 844; Katie, 810; Katie W., 810; Kenneth F., 1214; Laura S., 811; Lawrence, 846; Leon, 844; Leroy, 846; Lillian, 846; Lizzie, 755; Lizzie S., 811, 846; Mary E., 709, 754; Mary W., 810, 844; Morris W., 810; Paul W., 810; Sallie H., 811, 846; Sallie S., 811; Samuel, 755, 811; Selina S., 1201, 1214; Tama W., 810; Vera, 846; Victoria F., 755, 810; Wilmer S., 811, 846 Mester— see Meschter Methacton, 61, 62, 66, 70, 71 Methuen, James, 307; Margaret, 285, 307 Mettler, Sarah, 290, 317 Metz, Abraham, 273; Abraham F., 298, 326; Abraham IF, 280, 297; Agnes W., 299, 328; Al- verda C., 326; Amos, 297; Amy E., 1349; Anna D., 1344, 1349, 1376, 1383; Anna F., 281, 299; Anna L., 367, 1349, 1384; Annetta, 1383; Annie C., 273, 281; Bertha F., 299, 1197, 1209; Bertha M., 328; Catharine, 273, 933, 1321, 1329; Catha¬ rine J., 791, 840; Clara E., 298, 326; Clarence, 299; Clareta, 1684 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1383; Donald, 328; Dorothy, 1384 Edith M., 298, 326; Elenora C., 326; Eli, 1329; Elizabeth, 1329; Elizabeth B., 298, 1321, 1329, 1349; Elizabeth C., 273, 281; Elizabeth G., 299, 1245, 1253; Ella M., 298, 328; Elmer C., 326; Emily C., 296, 324; Em¬ ma, 298, 326; Emma F., 281, 299; Emma J„ 1349, 1383; Emma L., 299; Esther C., 299, 329; Ethel, 1383; Eve, 273 Flora I., 298; Flora W., 326; Franklin C., 281, 299; Garrett, 271, 273; Garrett K, 280, 298; George E., 326; Hannah, 281, 297, 299; Hannah E., 280, 298; Hannah H., 271, 273, 280; Hannah K., 280, 298; Harold, 328; Harrison, 298; Harvey, 297; Helen, 1384, 1416; Henry, 297, 326; Henry C,., 1084; Henry K., 280; Herbert, 1383 ; Hiram L., 299, 329; Howard, 298 Ida, 1349, 1384; Ida C., 1039, 1084; Ida L., 298, 328; Ivan- hoe, 1384; J., 1327; Jacob, 62, 273; Jacob B., 1329, 1349; Jacob H., 273, 281; Jacob K., 280; Jeriah W., 298, 326; John, 273, 281, 326, 1321, 1329; John B., 1329; John K., 280, 298; Joseph, 297, 1321, 1329; Joseph H., 273, 280; Joseph S., 326; Laura A., 298, 328; Lewis, 1349, 1383; Linwood, 328; Lin- wood R., 298, 328; Lizzie C., 281, 299; Lizzie G., 281, 299; Lizzie K., 281; Lottie J., 298; Lydia K., 280 Mabel V., 1384; Margaret, 1416; Margaret C., 326; Margaret F. , 297; Margaret K., 280, 298; Margaret S., 297, 326; Maria, ‘ 1349, 1383; Marie, 1416; Mar¬ tha, 297, 326; Martha M., 326; Mary, 657, 1329, 1349; Mary A., 280, 298; Mary B., 1321, 1329; Mary E., 281, 297, 299, 325; Mary H., 273, 281; Mary J., 280, 297; Mary K., 280, 298, 1349, 1383; Mary M., 1383, 1416; Mary Z., 298, 326; Mattie R., 298; Merrill, 328; Minerva, 299; Morris, 367, 1349, 1384 Nathaniel, 1344, 1349, 1376, 1383; Norman G., 299; Oliver U., 324; Peter A., 840; Rachel, 1315, 1321; Ralph, 1384; Re¬ becca, 1328, 1345; Rebecca G. , 1084; Roland, 1384 Samuel, 83, 1321, 1329; Samuel G., 299, 328; Samuel K., 281, 299; Sara, 1384; Sarah, 273; Sarah S., 298; Sarah U., 1329, 1349; Sarah V., 1349, 1384; Sheridan A., 1039, 1084; Su¬ san G., 1349, 1384; Susanna, 273, 297, 326; Susanna K., 280, 298; Verna F., 299; Wallace, 1384; Walter, 1416; Walter G. , 326; Walter H., 1383, 1416; William, 299; William Iv., 281, 299; William U., 1349, 1384; Wilson G., 299 Met.ze, Mary J., 137 Metzger, Allen G., 251, 264; An¬ gelica A., 766; Arthur W., 766; Elizabeth, 787; Elmer C., 766, 822; Elsie, 768, 823; Emma M., 1085; Ephraim C., 823; Esther, 848; Frederick, 768; Grace I., 822; Harry C., 714, 766; Hattie A. , 714, 766; Hattie I., 766, 822; Hazel L., 822; Howard K., 264; John, 1085; John H., 264; Mary F., 251, 264; Robert C., 822; Susan L., 715, 768; William, 766 Mevey, Sadie A., 321 Mewhinney, J. C., 286; Mary M., 286 Meyers (Meyer, Meier, Myer, Myers), A. Blanche, 1406; Abraham, 1367; Adolph, 221; Alois E., 182; Amelia M., 724; Andrew J., 257; Anetta, 1109; Anna B., 1194, 1202; Anna E., 1161, 1168; Annie A., 1338, 1367; Annie G., 1340, 1368; B. O., 1393; Bruce B., 1368, 1406 Carrie E., 1353, 1393; Catharine, 473, 481; Charles, 63, 67, 125; Charles B., 764, 820; Charles J., 182; Clara, 252, 265; Clara E., 1367; Constantine, 1156, 1160; David, 524; Della E., 1368, 1406; Dorothy M., 1367 Edward J., 182; Eliza J., 824; Elizabeth, 182, 496, 524; Elsie B., 1239, 1248; Emma, 317, 338; Emma S., 413, 447; Fan¬ nie E., 1325, 1338; Frank, 1160, 1338, 1367; Franklin B., 1368; Gladys M., 1418; Gladys E., 1406 Henrietta, 1468, 1469; Henry, 724, 909; Henry H., 266; Henry J., 1168; Henry L., 820; Ida, 311, 335; Ida A., Ill, 125; Ida S., 163, 182; Inez D., 118, 136; Isabel H., 1532, 1537; Israel, 431, 447; Jacob, 163, 182; Jacob B., 936; Jane H., 107, 120; Jennie B., 1385, 1418; Jeremiah, 447; Johann (John), 685-687, 1026; John C., 199; John I., 1406; John J., 182; John M., 1248; Joseph F., 118, 136; Juliana, 909 Lillie M., 1160, 1166; Liveria, 562; Luella E., 820; Lydia H., 266; Mamie M., 252, 266; Margaret N., 147, 148; Maria H. , 685-687, 1573, 1574; Maro- ha, 1387; Martha D., 1160; Martin, 1573, 1574; Mary, 181, 208, 1216, 1270; Mary It., 241, 257; Mary W., 1426; Michael 1547; Michael 1L, 1340, 1368; Michael L., 1406; Mildred I., 820, 848; Mina E., 764, 820; Minerva, 984. Nevin, 1248; Oliver H., 1532, 1547; Opal L., 1418; Oscar, 1385, 1418; Peter, 1418; Reu¬ ben, 147, 148; Richard W., 182; Rollin, 1160; Salome, 1547; Samuel, 1338; Sarah, 624, 1406; Sarah S., 1156, 1160; Titus R., 1239, 1248; Webster, 107, 120; Wellington R., 182; Wesley, 1160; William, 481; Wilmer B., 1367 Michael, Ellen C., 1165; Elvira L., 1132, 1148; Jacob T., 1148; Thomas, 1132, 1148 Michaelbaugh, Mary F., 653 Michaels, Mary, 1396 Michel, Dorothy E., 337; Elias, 337; Elizabeth K, 313, 337; Frederick J., 313, 337 Michener, Amy, 1261, 1262; Eliza¬ beth, 273, 280; Hannah, 280; Israel, 1262; Phineas, 280; Sallie, 279, 294; Sarah, 216 Michenham, Mary C., 1480 Michler, Emilie B., 1553; John F., 1553; Margaret H., 1553; Ma¬ tilda R., 1542, 1553; Sabina, 1504, 1511; William M., 1542, 1553 Michlich, Sarah E., 850 Micke, Ellen L., 1552 Mickel, Annie, 1043 Mickley, Livia A., 615 Middleton, Elizabeth It., 896, 903; John, 209, 217; Maude B., 209, 217; Samuel P., 903 Miers, Mary, 1513, 1529 Miesse, Sarah M., 814 Mifflin, Edith H., 302, 331; James D. , 302, 331; Samuel, 1231 Milahn, Johann, 10, 19 Milan, 1434 Miles, James G., 749, 806; Mabel C., 749, 806; William J., 806 Miley, Allen J., 119, 137; Andrew J., 137; Devan, 828; Ella H., 772, 828; Margaret S., 138; Mary B., 119, 137; Ruth E., 137; William E., 138 Milford, 82 Lower, 66; Upper, 52, 53, 65, 73 Milkowitz, 72 Millard, Anna, 1462; Denston W., 1463, 1478; Earl, 1395; Frank, 1462; George, 1462; Harriet H., 1454, 1462; Hersey, 1462; Jane, 1462, 1477; Jennie, 1490; Julian, 1478, 1494; Lewis, 1454, 1462; Martha W., 1463; Mary G., 147S, 1494; Mildred S., 1395; Myron, 1462; Stacy, 1462; Willis, 1462 Millay, Lavinia, 1116 Millengar — see Millingar Miller (Muller), 109 Abbie D., 1034, 1070; Abigail E. , 1471, 1487; Abraham, 533; Absalom, 1015, 1033; A. C., 1404; Adam, 1153; Ada M., 1200, 1212; Addison, 1033; Addison H., 1155, 1159; Addi- Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1685 son L., 339; Adelaide W., 165, 185; Adeline E., 1335, 1362; Adella, 295; Alexander, 778; Alfred R., 991, 999; Alice, 1159, 1416; Alice E., 1094; Alice O., 1049, 1094; Alice R., 1535, 1548; Allen, 1094; Allen C., 1032, 1069; Alma, 1362; Amanda C., 1201, 1216; Aman¬ da E., 109, 123; Amandus J., 1135; Amandus S., 490, 1156, 1161; Amazia S., 1155, 1159; Ambrose, 599; Ambrose C., 978; Ambrose S., 971, 978; Amelia, 1051, 1100; Amenda, 461; Amos F., 445, 459; Andora W., 176, 199; Andrew J., 286; Angelina J., 496, 522; Angeline, 1015, 1033; Ann R., 283, 303; Anna, 1099; Anna E., 710, 756, 1032, 1069, 1216; Anna G., 749, 805; Anna H., 991, 999; Anna L. , 978, 988; Anna M., 323, 340, 982, 992, 1033, 1070; Anna R. , 991, 998; Anna S., 1033; Anna Y., 359, 473, 483, 1190; Annie, 1159, 1241, 1250; Annie A., 1091, 1135; Annie F., 1205, 1220; Annie L.,490, 1156, 1161: Annie M., 720, 778, 1081,' 1123; Arnold, 991; Arthur D., 1216,11223; Arthur R., 991,999; Asa Y., 483, 501 ; Asher L., 991 ; Augustus, 710, 756; Augustus S. , 318, 339; Avis B., 1266, 1272 Balthasar (Baltzer), 1176, 1280, 1281; Barbara, 142, 408, 658; Bella J., 836; Belle M., 304, 331; Benjamin, 1159; Benja¬ min F., 156, 165; Bertha, 827; Bertha M., 203; Bessie A., 1216; Beulah, 546, 562; Beulah A., 980, 982, 991; Beulah Y., 505, 533; Blanch, 1159; Bos- tian, 147 Calvin, 709, 753, 1155; Carl, 999; Carl N., 900; Caroline, 1534; Caroline R., 1155, 1159, 1266, 1272; Carrie, 444, 458; Carrie E., 1241, 1250; Carrie K, 170; Caspar, 101; Catharine, 820, 1511, 1526; Catharine A. 972, 980, 1021, 1051; Catharine E., 1015, 1033; Catharine FI., 1017, 1043; Catharine N., 1014, 1032; Catharine W., 978; Catharine Y., 486, 507; Catherine L., 1389, 1422; Catherine R., 816; Chalmer O., 603, 623; Charity, 969, 972; Charles, 483, 912, 1212, 1241, 1250; Charles A., 1155; Charles E., 212; Charles O., 1094; Charles T., 843; Chester L., 999; Christena S., 980, 991; Christian, 1180; Christiana S., 1014, 1032; Clara, 1034, 1071; Clara A., 548, 562; Clara E., 178, 204; Clara J., 982; Clara M. , 1159, 1166; Clifford H., 1487; Clyde L., 991; Conrad, 1235, 1241; Conrad W., 1109; Cora T., 284; Cordelia, 98, 103, 1015, 1033; Corinne, 237, 248, 249; Cornelius, 1158; Cornelius G., 100, 106, 131; C. P., 424 Dale K., 1487; Daniel, 176, 709, 769, 816, 1051; Daniel W., 902; Daniel Y., 1266, 1272; David, 488, 512, 1014, 1033; David H., 283, 303; David M., 980, 991; Davis, 1033; Della C., 980, 991; Dora, 459; Dorothy E., 1423 E. Blanche, 1354, 1395; Edward, 512; Edwill, 1389; Edwin, 445, 843; Elbert, 1045, 1094; Eh, 488, 512; Eli G., 1205; Elihu, 1014; Eliza C., 1403; Eliza G., 100; Elisabeth R., 1216; Eliza¬ beth, 282, 303, 512, 545, 708, 861, 984, 1014, 1082, 1124, 1156; Elizabeth A., 975, 984; Elizabeth S., 1164, 1463, 1477; Elizabeth U., 1014, 1032; Ella, 1241, 1251; Ella C., 980, 992; Ellen, 444; Ellen A., 1243; Ellen G., 1032; Ellman G., 1155, 1158; Elmer, 444; El- mina E., 459; Elmira R., 158, 170; Elsie I., 1242; Elsie P., 1216; Elton N., 1161 ; Emaline, 124; Emeline K., 160, 176; Emerson F., 170; Emma, 176, 459, 805, 1047; Emma A., 429, 445, 458; Emma B., 33, 1262, 1266; Emma C., 1033, 1070, 1216, 1223, 1266; Emma E., 176, 199; Emma F., 1062, 1109; Emma J., 170, 1033, 1070, 1155, 1159, 1241, 1251, 1349, 1384; Emma W., 199; Emme¬ line S., 488, 512; Ephraim, 1480; Erasmus, 1155; Ernest, 999; Ernest B., 190, 212; Ernest S., 548; Estella, 1070; Esther, 98, 101, 1106, 1205; Esther B., 677; Esther C., 991; Etta M., 514, 548; Eugene, 1159; Eva H., 753; Eve, 176; Evelyn, 1159; Evelyn C., 991, 999; Evelyn D., 304, 331; Evelyn I., 459; Evelyn J., 1423 Fern I., 403; Fianna, i 155 ; Flor¬ ence, 199, 214; Florence R., 445, 459; Forrest, 1250; Forrest F. , 403; Forrest U., 166; Fran¬ cis M., 1033; Frank, 656, 1043, 1395; Frank W., 1477; Frank¬ lin E., 1032, 1205; Franklin G. , 998; Franklin K., 1033; Franklin N., 1015, 1033; Franklin U., 1034, 1070; Fred, 1362 George, 445, 980, 999, 1015, 1045, 1093, 1228; George A., 980, 991; George H., 1201, 1216; George K., 170; George L., 991, 999; George M., 1033, 1463, 1477; George R., 1069; George S., 1216; Gertrude B., 1241, 1250; Gertrude F., 703, 736; Gertrude N., 982, 992, 1362, 1405; Gladys E., 1487; Guy C., 991; G. Y., 732 Hanna (Hannah) H., 1155, 1158; Hannah, 545, 692, 709, 978, 1154, 1155, 1380; Hannah M. , 100, 106, 156, 165; Hans, 861; Harlan, 1033; Harriet, 447; Harriet H., 716; Harriet P., 1463, 1477; Harrison D., 980, 991; Harrison F., 996; Harry, 323, 340, 445, 982, 1153, 1155, 1159; Harry U., 165, 185; Harry W., 118, 136; Harvey, 461; Harvey E., 895, 902; Hazel A., 991; Heister H., 991; Helen E., 991; Helen L., 603, 623, 1493; Helen M., 1477, 1487, 1491; Helen V., 1354, 1395; Henrietta, 785; Henry, 469, 675, 1014, 1032, 1155; Henry S., 424; Henry W., 176, 199, 982; Herman, 541, 1362; Hettie, 1154; Hetty, 844; Horace, 158, 170, 185, 512; Howard E., 492, 517; Howard S., 1354, 1395; H. S., 1056; Hymen, 1047 Ida, 1159, 1166, 1241; Ida C., 1033; Ida E., 980, 991; Ida H., 462; Ida L., 445, 459; Ida P., 113; Ida R., 723, 784, 1159; Ira C., 980; Irma, 9S6, 996; Irma I., 548; Irma M., 1161; Irwin, 512; Isaac, 1015, 1487; Isabella E., 709, 753; Isaiah P., 984; Israel, 512; Israel N., 1014, 1032; Iva M., 759, 815 Jack, 999; Jacob, 350, 359, 483, 899, 971; Jacob L., 1123; James, 638, 1017, 1043; James A., 1158; James C., 100; James E., 1395; James H., 429, 444; James R., 1477, 1493; James W., 106, 118, 1422; Jane, 512, 1463, 1477; Jane H., 432; Jane O., 1045, 1093; J. Chester, 318; Jennie M., 1071; Jesse N. , 973, 982; J. Faber, 1262, 1266; Joel H., 1400; Johann P., 685; Johanna F., 509, 541; John, 162, 179, 403, 522, 1007, 1014, 1015, 1033, 1034, 1362, 1381, 1405; John A., 703, 736, 991; John C., 339; John D., 1463, 1477; John F., 1272; John II., 784, 1032; John J., 1241, 1250; John P., 1047; John S., 1021, 1051; John W., 792, 1014, 1032, 1070; Joseph, 303, 1154, 1384; Joseph F., 982, 992; Joseph S., 160, 176; Josephine, 1155, 115S; Joseph¬ ine S., 1032, 1069; J. Tyson, 304, 331; Judy, 543; Julia, 1017, 1042; Julia A., 1015, 1033; Julietta M., 571, 582 Kate L., 1463, 1477; Kate T., 668, 675; Katherine, 185, 971; Katherine E., 1096, 1 1 38 ; Kathryn, 459, 1251; Katie, 546, 1241, 1251; Katie A., 809, 843; Katie M., 166, 1241, 1251; Katurah, 814; Kenneth F ., 1094 1686 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families L., 770; Laura, 1477, 1493; Laura B. , 1159; Laura H., 912; Laura J. , 492, 517; Lavinia M., 769; Leah K., 354, 359, 483; Leanna K. , 1155; Lena, 297, 1480, 1496; Lena C., 991, 999; Lenora, 1158; Leonard D., 1216; Leonard H., 1395, 1471, 1487; Leonard S., 548; Leroy F. , 749, 805; Leslie A., 132; Lester, 1251; Lester L., 1216; Lester N., 1161; Levi, 489, 969, 971, 1156; Levi N., 1014, 1032; Levina, 1568; Lewis, 571, 582, 999; Lewis H., 980, 991; Lewis U., 1034, 1071; Lila E., 1389; Lillian O., 459; Lizzie, 1032, 1241, 1250; Lizzie H., 241, 257; Lloyd, 185; Lorenzo F., 1093; Louisa, 1089; Louise, 550; Lucian C., 1241, 1251; Lulu M., 753; Lulu O., 445, 459; Lydia E., 1014, 1032; Lydia S., 489, 969, 971, 1014, 1032 Mabel E., 753, 808; Mabel S„ 599; Madelina S., 900; Maggie, 1241, 1251; Maggie A., 115, 131; Maggie M., 483, 501, 991; Maggie N., 176, 199; Mahala, 161, 178, 198, 1158; Mahlon, 1014; Mamie R., 190, 212; Margaret, 633, 638; Margaret C. , 971, 978; Margaret E., 1337, 1366; Margaret S., 1015, 1034; Maria, 511, 512, 545, 1154, 1155, 1159, 1249; Maria G. , 476, 488; Marion, 999; Martha E., 1477, 1493; Mar¬ tha K., 1015, 1033; Martha V., 980, 991; Martha W., 1478; Martin, 97, 101, 118; Mary, 161, 178, 420, 424, 516, 1032, 1047, 1156, 1357; Mary A., 980, 991, 1014, 1032, 1033, 1069, 1195, 1205; Mary B., 843, 854; Mary D., 971, 978; Mary E., 449, 701, 732, 892, 899, 993, 1463, 1477; Mary H. , 623, 1007, 1014; Mary I., 1473, 1489; Mary J., 397; Mary L., 158, 171,‘ll59, 1205; Mary R., 162, 179; Mary S., 378, 403; Mary XL, 1015, 1033; Matilda O., 1019, 1047; Maud, 1159; Maxine, 1405; May, 1165; Mazie W., 980, 991; Michael, 548, 1152, 1153, 1155; Mildred, 1216; Mildred R., 132; Millie B., 1362; Minerva D. , 1216; Minnie, 1465, 1480; Minnie J., 753; Minnie M., 895, 902; Missouria M., 445, 459; Myrtel E., 1395, 1425 Nathan, 972, 980; Nathan B., 980, 982, 991; Nathaniel, 1014; Nellie A., 1477; Nelson D., 304; Neva M., 991, 999; Noah A., 1032; Nora J., 1241; Oba- diah, 1155, 1159; Ocea A., 136; Ocea B., 118; Oliver C., 815; Oliver K., 1033, 1070; Olivia A., 170; Opal M., 304; Oscar F., 980, 991; Paul E., 1487; Paul F., 991; Paul M., 991; Pearl, 1250; Philip (Phillip), 109, 123, 171, 1014, 1015, 1019, 1047; Philip R., 999; Phoebe, 96; Phoebe J., 106, 118 R., 1242; Rachel, 1339; Rachel S. , 1154, 1156; Ralph S., 445, 459; Ray W., 548; Raymond A., 998; Raymond D., 1216; Rebecca, 971, 1015, 1032, 1154; Rebecca T., 288, 313; Reuben H., 1032; Riley O., 999; Robert, 432, 1014, 1454, 1462, 1463; Robert F., 1463, 1477; Roy, 1164; Rudy B., 998; Ruth, 1494; Ruth E., 339; Ruth G., 991; Ruth W., 318, 339 Sadie, 1159; Sadie C., 318, 339; Sallie, 445, 1154; Sallie H., 1153, 1155; Salome C., 1358, 1400; Sam, 432; Samuel, 339, 354, 359, 473, 483, 1007, 1015, 1033, 1190, 1473, 1478, 1489; Samuel D., 304, 331; Samuel F. , 59; Samuel H., 1032; Sarah, 125, 470, 473, 512, 586, 646, 656, 1015; Sarah A., 120, 274, 286, 973, 980, 982, 1463; Sarah G. , 1155; Sarah H., 1241; Sarah S., 1153, 1155; Sarah T. , 305, 736, 792; Sarah W., 1235; Saria, 1033; Sherman, 1159; Silvester, 562; Sophia, 152; Sophia B., 259; Sophia FI., 1007, 1015; Sophia R., 261; Sorado, 429, 445; Stella, 166; Stella M., 1094, 1137; Sue M., 1347, 1381; Susan, 195, 474, 486, 1154, 1432, 1477; Susan A., 1477, 1491; Susan W., 1454, 1462; Susanna S., 1152, 1153; S. W., 1358, 1400 T. B., 1124; Thelma W., 449, 461; Theodora, 176; Theodore, 378, 403; Thomas, 1156; Thom¬ as C., 1033; Tivilia, 1159; Truman D., 486, 507; Unam, 486, 509; Veleria A., 429, 444; Victor P., 517; Viletta A., 1335, 1362; Viola, 159, 172; Virginia A., 340, 623 Walter D., 1216; Walter P., 533; Walter S., 991, 998; Warren, 1159; Wayne D., 902; Wells W., 248; Wesley, 1335, 1362; William, 505, 512, 533, 716, 756, 809, 843, 1032, 1154, 1156; William B., 753; William D., 736; William E., 843, 854; William F., 805, 1548; William G., 1266; William H., 1195, 1205, 1220, 1389, 1422; Wil¬ liam J., 1423; William M., 514, 548; William S., 701, 732; Wil¬ liam W., 257; William Z., 736, 792; Winfield S., 449, 461; Woodward, 1159;Zelma, 1361, 1404 Milles, Lucrena, 341 Milligan, Jane, 738, 796; Robert, 796 Millingar (Millengar), Abram, 509, 540; David, 540; Susan M., 509, 540 Mills, Adaline, 1325, 1337;Emeline Y., 486; James, 486; Jennie P., 337; Martha J., 211; Mary, 673 Mimlitch, Alexander, 802; Bessie H., 746, 802; Robert H., 802; William, 746, 802; William R., 802 Mimm, Jennie, 626 Mimna, Alice R., 1295, 1305; Charles, 1305 Min, Mary M., 540 Minick, Abraham, 750; Elinor A., 990, 998; Frank, 998; Leighton W., 990, 998; Mary J., 708, 750 Mininger, Abi'aham, 244, 298, 327; Abram B., 327; Alice, 298, 327; Daizy, 327; Elizabeth R., 235, 244; IXannah, 298; Henry J., 682; Joseph, 327; Joseph M., 298, 327; Kathryn M., 298, 326; Katie B., 676, 682; Lizzie, 298; Lizzie E., 327; Margaret, 298, 326; Mary, 298, 327; Mary H., 298, 327; Mary K., 280, 298; Matilda Z., 298, 327; Milton, 327; Milton R., 280, 298; Sallie M., 327; Susanna, 233 238 Mink, Clara A., 442, 456; Gladys M., 457; Mary E., 457; Oswin E., 457; Raymond E., 457; Verna V., 457; William S., 442, 456, 457 Minner, Ammon, 1199; Emma H., 756; Jonas, 756; Mary R., 478, 494; Minnie S., 1199 Minnich (Minnick), Bertha, 596; Bertha W., 434; Charles, 617; Constance, 595, 617; Lillian D., 1278; Samuel, 434; Sarah, 769, 824 Minnig, Emma L., 697, 722; Mi¬ chael, 722 Minnix, Clara B., 1359, 1402; John H., 1402 Mirkil, Sallie, 1345, 1376; Thomas Id., 1376 Mishler, Abel, 1062; Franks., 1062; John J., 1028, 1062; John R., 1062; Sarah R., 1028, 1062 Missimer, Daniel, 786; Ella V., 739, 798; H. A., 798; John W., 786; Sallie A., 700, 725, 786; William, 725, 786 Mitchell, 881 Alida, 1494; Ann, 272, 276; Fan¬ nie Iv., 317; Jane, 1470; Joanna S., 949, 955; John, 631; Joseph, 949, 955; Mary, 624; Minnie, 118, 136; Sarah E., 141 Mitman, Emily M., 1088, 1130; William H., 1130 Mixsell, Amanda, 1526; Amanda H., 1510, 1526; Amanda S., 1507, 1517; Amelia, 1526, 1542; Ann D., 1504, 1507; Ann E., 1507, 1517; Arina B., 1517, 1533; Anna E., 1542, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1087 1552, 1553; Annie, 1526; Annie E., 1505, 1513; Annie M., 1526, 1542; Annie W., 1517, 1533; Austin, 1553; Austin D., 1542, 1552, 1553; Bernard L., 1533; Charles W., 1503-1505, 1508, 1511; Charlotte M., 1517, 1534; Daniel W., 1510; David, 1503, 1504, 1507, 1508, 1517, 1533; Diana A., 1503, 1507; Donald G., 1517; Edith G., 1533; Edmund B., 1510, 1526; Edmund T., 1517, 1533; Edna W., 1533; Edwin L., 1552; Eleanor B., 1517, 1533; Eleanor J., 1552; Eliza A., 1507, 1517; Elizabeth E., 1533; Elizabeth T., 1517, 1533; Elizabeth W., 1502, 1503; Emily D., 1526, 1531, 1542; Emily V., 1508, 1518; Florence H., 1533; Fran¬ cis H., 1533; Frank H., 1517, 1533; Georgeanna P., 1517, 1534; Grace C., 1542, 1553; Harold R., 1517, 1534; Harry C., 1533; Harry W., 1517, 1533; Helen F., 1542, 1552; Helen W., 1533; Howard, 1510; Isabel W., 1552; Jacob, 1502, 1503, 1507, 1511; Jacob C., 1507, 1517, 1518; John, 1503, 1507; John D., 1552; Joseph, 1526, 1531, 1542, 1553; Joseph J., 1510; Joseph W., 1533; Josephine, 1526; Leighton, 1542, 1552; Martha, 1533; Martha E., 1533; Martha H., 1507, 1517; Mary, 1508, 1510, 1526; Mary B., 1534; Mary H., 1526, 1534, 1541; Mary K., 1504, 1505, 1508; Mary L.. 1507, 1517; Mary W., 1504, 1510, 1552; Matilda D., 1510, 1526; Matilda W., 1510, 1526; Nancy E., 1534; Philip, 1504, 1510/1511, 1526, 1552; Philip J. , 1503; Raymond B., 1507, 1517, 1534; Sarah D., 1510, 1526; Sarah P., 1508, 1518; Susan P., 1508, 1518; Susanna, 1503, 1507; Theodore, 1510, 1526; Virginia, 1526 Mixter, Ellsworth H., 1119; Grace L. , 1077, 1119 Moddinger, Rachel, 167 Moerke, Della I., 372, 397; Ed¬ ward A., 372, 397; Herman, 397 Moffett (Moffitt, Moffit), Edgar K. , 316; Edna M., 290, 316; Effa P., 1060, 1108; Evelyn M. , 316; Helen E., 316; How¬ ard C., 316; James, 1108; Samuel, 316; Sarah I., 645; Thomas J., 290, 316 Mogel, Howard, 843; Mary, 809, 843 Mohanna, Bertha, 752 Mold, Cora M., 708, 750; David, 750; Rebecca, 750 M ohler, Lydia, 1368 Mohney, Abraham, 594; Christena M., 578, 594; Jacob W., 578, 594 Mohr, Andrew, 948; Arline H., 903; Catharine E., 1217; Edwin A., 543, 559; Edwin H., 895, 903; Emma L., 543, 559; Erwin H., 559; Estella S., 1202, 1217; Evan V., 559; Flora H., 559; Harold S., 559; Harrison, 559; Harry L., 1202, 1217; Hattie B., 895, 903; Helen V., 1217; John M., 1217; John S., 1217; Lena C., 559; Mary B., 516; Mary E., 1217; Mayme R., 757; Rebecca J., 1242; Ruth E., 1217; Sarah, 458, 946, 948; Sarah M., 1217; Vergie E., 559 Mojeski, Frances, 214 Moll, Abigail, 983; Adelia, 487, 510; Alda G., 596; Anna, 1241, 1250, 1255; Annie L., 596, 618; Bea¬ trice L., 1252; Bertha S., 986, 995; Bertram C., 618; Bessie S., 541; Carl R., 618; Carolina, 487; Charles G., 596, 618; Christina W., 475, 487; Clara, 511, 543; Clarence S., 541; Earl E., 1252; Edgar W., 1243, 1252; Edward, 475, 487; Ed¬ win, 487; E. Irene, 596, 618; Elizabeth, 1201; Emma, 1241; Ephraim, 1235, 1241; Eva, 487; Florence V., 596; George J., 596, 618; Guy E., 618; Harriet W., 1235, 1241; Harry, 756; Harry D., 1082, 1124; Helen K., 996; Henry, 543, 1243; Homer S., 618; Howard, 123; Ida S., 1082, 1124; Ida W., 756; Jacob B., 596; Jacob D., 109, 123; J. Alfred, 596, 618; John, 487, 995, 1124; John D. , 1241, 1250; John H., 996; Jonas B., 510, 541, 580; Joseph B., 1237, 1243; Kate, 487; Katie E., 596, 618; Levi F., 578, 596; Lizzie E., 1241, 1250; Lizzie H., 109, 123; Lizzie V., 1243, 1252; Lloyd S., 541; Madaline R., 1252; Mahlon, 487, 509; Mamie A., 596, 1089, 1132; Marion F., 618; Mary, 798, 1241, 1250; Mary A., 578, 596, 1134; Mary L., 1243, 1252; May A., 618; Melinda E. , 510, 541, 580; Milton H., 596; Myrtle G., 618; Ralph S., 1124; Rebecca C., 1237, 1243; Sarah A., 487, 509, 510; Su¬ sanna, 487, 510; Valeria E., 596, 618; William E., 986, 995; William H., 596 Molony, Caroline C., 1071, 1113; H. Martin, 1113; Martin, 1071, 1113 Molton, Melinda, 1405 Moltz, J. Watson, 767, 822; Roy W., 822; Ruth M., 767, 822; William R., 822 Monaham, Mary, 1540, 1550 Monahan, Florence W., 1248; Mert, 1248 Monell, George P., 1447, 1459; Henrietta J., 1447, 1459, 1460; Robert, 1459 Mong, Mary J., 824 Monroe, Euphemia, 1138 Monteith, Emma, 109, 122; Wil¬ liam, 122 Monterde, Francisco, 636; Maria de Dolores, 633, 636 Montgomery, Edward, 1570; Hen- ryetta, 1570; Inez N., 1569, 1570; John, 1569, 1570; Lu-- cinda, 1387 Montren, Louisa, 450 Montz, Anna, 795; Areline, 795; Calvin, 795; Charles, 738, 795; Daniel, 738; Dorothy, 795; Earle, 795; Edwin, 704, 738; Eletha, 795; Eliza J., 738, 795; Elizabeth, 738; Emma, 738, 795; Estella M., 738, 795; Florence, 796; George, 738, 795; Gertrude, 795; Gertrude M., 738, 796; Grace, 738, 796; Harry, 738, 796; Harry E., 796; Howard, 795; Jacob R., 738; Julia B., 738, 795; Lilly M., 738; Louis, 795; Mabel, 795; Mary, 795; Mary A., 704, 738; Mildred, 795; Philip, 795; Russel, 796; Ruth, 795; Sam¬ uel, 738; Stella, 738, 795; Wal¬ ter, 795; William, 738, 795 Mood, Elmira, 1148 Moon, Charles, 253; Esther A., 1508, 1521; Nettie, 239, 253 Mooney, Effie E., 1486; Ella R., 1470, 1486; Emma E., 1205, 1220; Harriet B., 1327; Helen S., 1486; Herbert O., 1470, 1486; James T., 1428; John, 650, 1220, 1486; Louise, 641, 650; Margaret, 1486; Margaret A., 1409, 1428; William, 1327 Moonickendam, 46 Moore, Adam, 377; Adelaide H., 748; Alfred, 324; Almeda L., 779, 835; Amanda, 648, 659; Anna E., 207; Carmen C., 315, 337; Caroline F., 803; Charles D., 180, 207; Clemson B., 566, 567, 577, 592; Daniel K., 360, 377; David, 835; Edna M., 199, 214; Elizabeth, 1481; Elizabeth C., 522, 551; Eliza¬ beth S., 551; Ella, 1481; Ella O., 883; Ellen E., 1290, 1303; Elroy J., 337; Elwina S., 360, 377; Emily E., 611; Ethel E., 390, 408; Grace H., 835; Her¬ man Y., 779, 835; Hilary, 523; Jacob B., 659; James E., 522, 551; James IL, 162; James W., 551; Jane, 1478; Jane W., 304; John L., 377; Kate, 1072; Katherine H., 180, 207; Lillian M., 296, 324; Malinda, 390; Margaret E., 133; Maria, 1174; Marian R., 207, 216; Marion, 286; Martha J., 119; Martha R., 784; Mary, 508, 567, 723; Mary D., 566, 577, 592; Myra, 1020, 1049; Nathan, 1303; Nellie A., 310; Pearl, 592, 612; 1688 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Richard, 748; Richard S., 207; Ronald C., 315, 337; Sallie, 621; Samuel, 612; Sarah O., 162; Tillie, 496, .523; William, 611 Moorehead, Helen, 505 Moorhouse, Jane, 1123; Mary J., 1081, 1123; William, 1123 Mordew, Anthony, 745; Erva H., 745; Grace L., 745, 801; Jacob W., 706, 745; Maud A., 745, 800; Rebecca H., 706, 745 Moreland, Homer, 1405; Olive, 1365, 1405 Morelock, Charles, 574; Christina C., 574 Moreman, Judith E., 1493 Morford, Charles, 1537; Charles H., 1520, 1537; Della, 1537; Emma L., 1520, 1537; George W., 660, 1508, 1520; H. Irene, 658, 660; Maria H., 1508, 1520; Mary S., 1520, 1537 Morgan, Belle, 304, 331, 384; Carrie C., 1073; Cornelia, 598; Har¬ riet, 1331, 1353; Jacob, 1504; John, 568, 574; Joseph, 1073; Mamie G., 1197, 1208; Mary L. , 183; Mary M., 568, 574; Nettie, 681; Rebecca, 288; Reese E., 1353; Sallie B., 1424; Theodore, 331 Morningstar, Frank, 1359; George, 1334, 1359; Mary C., 1334, 1359; Reed, 1359 Morrell, Emma E., 181, 209; Fair¬ fax A., 209; William H., 181, 209 Morris, Alpharetta, 446; Blanc B., 1396, 1425; Caroline, 217; Edith E., 1396; Edward S., 1396; Elizabeth V., 1396; Eme- line S., 1396; Ethelda, 287; James P., 310; Jessie A., 1396, 1425; Joseph, 1396; Joseph T., 1355, 1396; Kathryn S., 1396; Lucetta, 789; Lydia, 1238; Marion F., 1396; Martha E., 309; Maurice, 1396; M. Ethel¬ da, 310; Nelson A., 1396; Rob¬ ert H., 966; Sarah M., 1355, 1396; Stella M., 1396; William T., 1460 Morrison, Alice E., 1364; Anna J., 1353, 1392; Bertha E., 1353, 1392; Bower E., 1371; Cameron S., 1481, 1496; C. Elmer, 1353, 1392; Clara M., 1336, 1364; Claude M., 1336, 1364; Cloe M. , 1336, 1364; Eddy D., 1336; Edwin R., 1353, 1392; Eliza B. , 1325, 1336; Endosia J., 1336; Fannie M., 1342, 1371; Helen F., 1481, 1496; Herbert C. , 1392; Hettie, 1371; Howard S., 1353, 1392; Hugh A., 1364; James G., 1352; Jennie E., 301, 330; Joan, 1364; John A., 1392; John C., 1364; John W., 1325, 1336; Kate J., 1336, 1364; Lorna L., 1353, 1392; Lydia R., 1392; Margaret, 1421, 1422; Mary, 1389; Mary E., 1389; Maude E., 1336, 1364; Otis T., 1336, 1364; Paul E., 1392; Rebecca B., 1330, 1352; Rex W., 1364; R. N., 1449; Robert C., 1330, 1352; Russell P., 1336, 1364; Sarah, 1489; Theodore N., 1496; Thomas D. , 1336; Thomas F., 330; William R., 1392 Morrow, Elizabeth, 740; Janet, 1542, 1554 Morse, Charles H., 643, 653; Char¬ lotte I., 643, 653; Elizabeth, 653; Ellen A., 512, 545; Frank B., 512, 545; James, 608; Man- dana, 590, 608; Martha J., 653; Samuel F., 576 Morton, Daisy E., 614; Edgar J., 594, 614; Edith E., 1391; Edna E. , 614; Elsie V., 1268, 1275; Elvira S., 594, 614; Frank W., 1275; Grace M., 615; Henry E., 615; Jennie, 658; John A., 614 Mory, Harrietta, 186 Mosby, Sarah (Sallie) O., 109, 123 Moscrop, Elizabeth, 1386 Moseley, Frances, 1474 Moser, Adelaide, 678; Anna, 279, 295; Caroline, 1090; Charles W., 198; Clyde A., 368; Dora M., 368, 393; Ed, 760; Emma O., 1136; Flora, 449; Gertrude, 738, 796; Hannah K., 176, 198; Helen C., 393; Helen J., 198; Henry C., 368, 1304; Hilda A., 678; Ida M., 357, 368; Jacob, 796; Jacob L., 672, 678; Jacob S., 357, 368; James M., 214; Janet N., 678; Jennie J., 198; Jonathan W., 1211; Juliana, 1329, 1350; Kate, 813; Lillian I., 393; Lillie A., 357, 368; Lily S., 760; Luther A., 368; Lydia E., 1293, 1304; Mandilla M., 1199, 1211; Mary C., 678; Miriam, 195, 214; Olive M., 672, 678; Raymond A., 368; Sarah R., 393; Susanna, 368; Vivian A., 368; Warren A., 368, 393; William H., 678; William Y., 176, 198 Moses, Adam, 1033; Cordelia, 1033; Cordelia M., 1015, 1033; George, 1015, 1033; Martha IV, 1033, 1070; Mary, 1033; Samuel, 1033; Sophia, 1033 Mosheim, 941 Moss, Lelia J., 141 Mosteller, John, 304; Louisa N., 972; Margaret C., 304; Mary D., 283, 304; William D., 304; William H., 283, 304 Moulton, Arthur B., 398; Cather¬ ine C., 373, 398 Mount, Blanche T., 243, 259; Brazilla, 259; Emma II., 1091, 1136; Ezekiel, 1136; Harry W., 1091, 1136; Helen, 1136; Mar¬ garet, 1 1 36 Mountjoy, Eliza, 672; John, 672; Mollie E., 667, 672 Mouser, Mary, 717, 774 Mowday, David, 1497; Harold H.. 1482, 1497; Mary S., 1482, 1497 Mowdey, Edwin, 735; Laura L., 735 Mower, Andrew, 748; Anna E., 748; Kate A., 707, 748 Mowlds, Jacob, 1076 Mowrer — see Maurer Mowry (Mowrey), Emily C., 1464, 1479; George P., 1479; George S., 1327, 1343; Harriet B., 1327, 1343 Moxley, Lena, 732, 790; William H., 790 Moyer, Aaron, 650; Aaron H., 386; Aaron J., 713, 762, 818; Abby, 366; Abraham, 366, 481, 1084, 1146, 1253; Abraham H., 1245, 1253; Abraham S., 472, 477; Abraham Y., 477; Ada L., 265; Addie C., 477, 493; Adelaide Z., 1084, 1127; Adelia C., 235, 243; Agnes, 440; Agnes H., 912, 914; Albert S., 559; Alice, 429, 444, 497, 619; Alice C., 543, 559; Alice I., 388; Alice J., 366, 387; Mice IV, 266, 267; Alice M., 493, 593, 614, 625, 818, 847; Alma B., 493, 518; Alma IV, 614, 625; Alverta, 845; Alvin C., 1072, 1114; Alvin G., 1084; Amanda, 925; Amelia, 813, 1158; A. Mildred, 1084; Ann, 273, 279, 366, 388; Anna, 286, 388, 434, 473, 481, 1120; Anna B., 1385; Anna C., 493, 518; Anna E., 1427; Anna M., 1469, 1485; Anna V., 1485; Anna Y., 473, 480; Annie, 641, 650; Aquilla, 1125, 1146; Arlene V., 559 Barbara, 62, 686, 688, 1124, 1373; Benjamin, 365; Bertha A., 1302; Bertha R., 559; Beulah, 811; Caroline, 1158; Carrie L., 438; Catharine (Catherine), 173, 192, 366, 688; Catharine H., 1385; Catharine R., 1021; Catharine W., 423, 433; Charles, 440; Charles A., 267; Charles C., 176, 199; Charles F., 493, 518; Charles H., 762; Charles W., 490; Charles Y., 477; Chester M., 298, 327; Christina, 477, 688; Clara M., 1385; Clarence, 199; Clarence A., 559; Clem, 440; Conrad, 686, 688; Constance S., 1253; Cora, 440; Cora M., 493; Cyrus, 758 Daniel IV, 234, 235, 242, 243; Daniel V., 713, 762; David E., 264; David IV, 235, 243; Della, 1412; D. Helen, 1485; Dorsey, 845; Earl W., 1427; Edith K., 265; Edna M., 391; Edna S., 327; Edwin, 755, 811; Edwin H., 614, 625; E. Hazel, 1485; Eleanor M., 614, 625; Eli, 720; Elias, 1385; Elias W., 1350, 1385; Elizabeth, 365; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1689 Elizabeth A., 1302; Elizabeth C., 713, 762; Elizabeth S., 238, 252, 427, 440; Elizabeth Y., 477, 494; Ella, 433, 449; Ella M., 252, 265; Ella R., 298, 327; Ella V., 252, 559; Ella Y., 497, 525; Ellcora A., 264, 267; Ellen, 1049; Elliott F., 391; Ellis S., 327; Elma E., 1485; Elmer, 252; Elmer E., 559; Elmer H., 391; Elsie E., 543, 559, 763, 819; Elsie I., 1130, 1147; Elvina, 697, 721; Elwood, 845; Emanuel, 1214; Emma, 440, 816, 1333, 1356; Emma E., 477, 493; Emma F., 457; Emma H., 760, 815; Emma K., 1239, 1246; Emma L. , 493; Emma M., 176, 298; Emma N., 845; Emma W., 199, 720; Emma Y., 477; Enos, 235; Estella S., 559, 563; Ethel G., 763; Ethel I., 391; Ethelinda, 713; Euphemia K., 356, 365; Eva E., 1073, 1117; Eva W., 526, 552 Fanny, 1036, 1077; Fern R., 625; F. Hughes, 762; Fianna B., 1211; Florence, 199, 1246; Florence E., 559; Frances D., 264, 267; Frank, 388; Frank K., 1073, 1117; Frank L., 713, 763; Frank O., 493; Frank S., 1117; Franklin, 614; Frastie P., 762; Frederick W., 762, 818; George, 427, 440, 688, 711, 756; George C., 388, 747; George W., 1117; Gertie I., 614, 625; Gertrude M., 199, 214; Grace N., 625; Grace W., 762, 818; Grove, 243, 260 Hannah, 710, 756, 1247; Hannah K., 234, 235, 242, 243; Han¬ nah L., 265; Hannah Y. 497, 525; Hans J., 71; Harriet N., 713, 762; Harrison K., 367, 391; Harry, 433; Harry E., 391; Harry L., 527, 552; Harry M. , 818, 847, 848; Harry O., 493; Harvey, 811, 845; Harvey A., 559; Harvey K., 912, 914; Harvey M., 493; Harvey Y., 497, 525; Helen E., 1198, 1209; Helen G., 433, 450; Helen J., 818; Helen O., 493; Henry, 811; Henry C., 713, 762; Henry F., 1021; Henry L., 525;' Henry S., 480, 497; Henry Y., 480; Hester A., 762, 818; Hilda K., 925; Hilda L., 391; H. Mae, 1084; Horace, 543, 559; How¬ ard, 199; Howard W., 438 Ida, 252, 433, 449; Ida K., 251, 264, 265; Ida L., 388; Ida M., 298, 328, 713, 762; Ida V., 477, 493; Irvin V., 1469, 1485; Irwin, 252, 433, 497; Irwin Iv., 251, 265; Isaac, 1288; Isaac L., 816; Isaac Y., 477, 493; Isaiah W., 1246; Jacob. 64, 366, 477, 688, 1302; Jacob Iv., 388; Jacob W., 1485; Jacob Y., 477, 493; Jennie, 433, 440, 454, 758, 762; John, 356, 365, 366, 388, 391, 1035, 1075; John B., 706, 747; John C., 713, 763; John D., 1039, 1084; John E., 747, 1209; John F., 122, 559, 563; John H., 391, 409; John S., 473, 480, 694, 713; Jonas, 267, 1072; Jonas B. , 238, 252; Joseph, 280, 298, 423, 433, 440, 747, 1114; Joseph A., 251, 264; Joseph Y., 814; Josie M., 235, 243; Julia C., 713, 763; Julia L., 713, 762 Kate, 191, 299, 839, 1029, 1063, 1102; Katherine (Kathryn), 425, 652; Katie, 328; Katie D. , 298, 327, 923, 925; Katie G., 122; Katie M., 508, 538; Laura E., 736, 792; Laura M., 391; Leon V., 747; Leona L., 493, 518; Leonard, 72; Leon¬ ard H., 747; Levi W., 792; Lillian, 433; Lillian L., 762; Lillian M., 1247, 1253; Lillie J., 429, 444; Lillie W., 758; Lizzie, 449, 1213; Lizzie A., 265; Lizzie K., 330; Lizzie L., 265; Lizzie R., 1035, 1075; Lucy, 366; Lydia A., 1350, 1385; Lydia S., 1155, 1158; Lydia W., 327; Lydia Y., 477 Mabel, 199, 811, 814; Mabel B., 442, 456; Mabel V., 391; Mah- lon M., 298, 327; Mamie, 195; Marcus K., 925; Margaret, 267, 473, 481; Margaret K., 280, 298; Maria, 694, 711; Maria H., 688; Marie I., 267; Martha E., 763; Martha L., 525; Martha R., 713; Martin, 559; Mary, 235, 366, 430, 480, 502, 503, 634, 640, 761, 984, 1034, 1072, 1158; Mary A., 243, 561, 750, 755, 811, 1246; Mary E. , 713, 763, 1302, 1308; Mary F. , 762, 818; Mary H., 1251; MaryL, 1485; Mary J., 477, 493, 559; Mary M., 298, 694, 713; Mary S., 365, 386; Mary Y., 480, 497; Maude O., 493, 518; M. Edna, 388; Melvin E., 1147; Michael, 481, 925; Mil¬ dred B., 762; Milton, 366, 1427; Milton J., 559; Milton K., 387; Milton M., 538; Milton S., 327; Miltrie, 1075; Morris C. , 1253; Muriel A., 267; My¬ ron L., 747; Myrtle, 845; Myr¬ tle M., 1485, 1498 Nathan, 614; Nathan F., 493; Nathan S., 444; Nora K., 265; Norman L., 265; Olivia, 812; Olivia G., 1039, 1084; Ora M., 1485; Oswin, 440, 811; Oswin E., 593, 614; Otto B., 243; Paul, 845; Paul E., 563; Paul J., 1130, 1147; Paul L., 265; Perry W., 614, 625; Peter, 234, 235; Raymond A., 265; Rebecca, 762; Rebecca H., 391, 409; Rebecca R., 757, 814; Rebecca YV., 713, 762; Robert, 267; Robert C., 625; Robert • M., 493, 518; Rubie G., 243, 260; Russel N., 1247, 1253; Ruth, 814; Ruth L., 1253; Ruth O., 493, 518; Sadie R., 762; Sallie, 440, 758, 811;Sallie A., 1201, 1214; Sallie H., 1407, 1427; Sallie L., 497, 525; Sallie M., 252, 265; Sallie S., 508; Salome, 480; Samuel, 252, 328, 1290, 1302; Samuel B., 757, 814; Samuel J., 914; Sara J., 1072, 1114; Sarah, 713, 762, 1158; Sarah H., 706, 747; Sarah Y., 472, 477, 494; Sebel- la K., 367,391; Septimus, 235; Solomon S., 1155, 1158; Sophia V. , 366, 388; Sophia W., 1245, 1253; Sue A., 1290, 1302; Sue C., 366; Susan, 243, 252, 504, 989, 1102, 1158; Susan E., 264, 267; Susan F., 251, 252, 265; Susanna, 103, 111, 473, 481, 640, 1127; Susanna K., 232, 234. T. Cornelius, 267; Thomas, 1158; Townsend C., 264, 267; Ulysses, 66; Ulysses K., 252, 265; Vincent C., 264, 267; Viola M., 559; Walter J., 1147; Walter L., 559; Walter O., 493, 518; Warren, 814; War¬ ren O., 243; William, 63, 232, 234, 243, 366, 811, 1158; Wil¬ liam D., 508, 1407, 1427; Wil¬ liam H., 763, 819; William K., 235, 243, 1083; William L., 264; William O., 713; William W. , 1385; Willis A., 1302, 1308; Willis G., 266, 267, 1084, 1127; Wilmer C., 264, 267; Wilmer S., 923, 925; Wilson C., 762, 818, 1239, 1246; Wilson D., 848; Woodward, 456; Zenaide. L., 762, 818; Zilpha E., 713, 763 Moyses, Mary, 924 Mliche, Elias, 85 Muehl, Margerite, 378, 404; Sonis, 404 Muehmer, Christopher, 662; Su¬ sanna, 662 Muhlenberg, 1434 H. M., 1437; John H., 1321; Su¬ sanna, 1504 Muhr, 512 Muir, Mary J., 477, 493; William, 493 Mulfinger, Caroline C., 166, 185; Gottlieb, 185 Mulholland, Mary, 235, 244 Mulkey, Margaret M., 787, 838; Owen W., 838 Mull, Cyrus, 572, 584; Eleanor J., 572, 584; Elizabeth, 440; Frank A., 584; George F., 585; Hor¬ ace E., 584; Jacob, 584; Jacob C., 585; Leonidas H., 585; Mary M., 585; Sarah E., 584; Thomas K., 584; William C., 584 Mullane, Bertha M., 1207, 1222; William, 1222 1690 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Mullen, Harry E., 1398; James, 1367; Mary, 167; Maud K., 1355, 1398 Muller — see Miller Mullin, Alfred M., 1269, 1276; Bertha E., 1276; Clara M., 1269, 1276; George Y., 1276 Mullins, Josephine I., 141 Mumbauer (Mumbower), Cather- ina, 440; Ellen S., 1218; Han¬ nah, 407; Katie, 1241, 1251 Mummey, Lena, 753; Oliver, 753; Vina D., 753 Munch, Ellen W., 1078 Mundy, Charles I., 1469, 1484; Hannah A., 1469, 1485 Munk, Mary, 1156, 1160 Munro, J. H., 1528; Josephine P., 1528 Munster, 9 Miinsterberg, 7 Murphy, Agnes D., 1376, 1410; Alfred, 727, 787; Ann E., 1507; Annie M., 1517; Arthur, 1517, 1533; B. F., 1410; Catharine, 214; Charles G., 1376, 1410; Clarence L., 1517, 1533; Doro¬ thy M., 1533; Ella C., 1493; Ethel F., 1410; Florence D., 1517, 1533; Harold S., 1410; Harvey, 1376, 1410; Helen, 787; Howard, 1410; Ida F., 1376, 1410; Ida G., 1163, 1172; James, 787; Jane, 1196, 1207; John, 1207, 1517; Logan, 1533; Lydia, 1533; Lydia A., 1517, 1533; Mary, 787; Mary G., 727, 787; P., 1172; Robert, 1533; Thomas W., 1172; T. Logan, 1507, 1517; T. Wilbur, 1163 Murr, Elizabeth, 903 Murray, Elmira, 242, 259; Hannah E. , 524; Jean, 1120; John, 1079, 1120; Lee, 310, 334; Mabel G., 1079, 1120; Mabel R., 310, 334; Margaret, 609, 624; Rich¬ ard L., 334; S. Edith, 1096, 1138; W. F., 960 Murtha, Helen, 1240, 1248 Muschlitz, Lewis W., 995; Mae E., 984, 995 Muse, Eli H., 188; Mary M., 500; Queenie V., 169, 188 Musselman, Dinah F., 1308; Eliza, 1302; Elizabeth, 492; Elmer E., 1147; Faronica, 258; Florence F. , 752; Harry C., 1130, 1147; Helen V., 1103, 1142; Herbert, 1103, 1142; Joseph, 1142; Ma¬ tilda L., 1216; Olivia M., 102, 108; Robert T., 709, 752; Rosa A., 709, 752; Stella R., 1130, 1147 Musser, Sue, 340 Muthard, 711 Hannah, 756; Sarah, 709, 754 Mutter, Aaron, 1222; Ella M., 1207, 1222; Emma, 905 Mybird, Elizabeth, 676 Myer, Myers — see Meyers N Nace (Nase, Naze), Aaron, 481, 698, 722, 1222; Angeline, 697, 721; Ann, 481; Anna A., 698; Annie R., 743; Barbara Y., 473, 481; Blanche M., 525; Carrie A., 722, 783; Catharine F. , 722, 783; Catharine M., 698, 723; Catherine, 523; Daniel, 689, 697; Dewalt, 481; Edna K., 391, 409; Elizabeth, 481, 499, 697, 722; Elizabeth S., 497; Ella, 1253; Ella Y., 497, 525; Elsie M., 525, 552; Emma L., 697, 722; Enos F., 496; Granville G., 1207, 1222; Harry J.. 722: Harrv M., 525; Helen M., 525; Henry, 697, 722; Henry II., 1124; Hester, 522; Howard, 497; Howard M., 525; Ida K., 365, 387, 1207, 1222; Isaac M., 242, 258; Jacob, 171, 191; James, 481; John, 473, 481, 722; Kate K., 171, 191; Leanna, 481, 1082, 1124; Levi, 191; Lizzie G., 242, 258; Lizzie K., 383, 406; Lloyd K., 258; Mabel, 783; Magda¬ lena H., 689, 697; Mamie, 722; Mamie M., 525, 552; Mary, 1023; Mary C., 480, 496; Mary E. , 722, 782; Mary J., 698, 722; Mary Y., 481, 498; Matil¬ da, 387; Minta A., 722; Oliver M., 365, 387; Oswin B., 497, 525; Paul M., 525; Pearl, 783; Robert, 1207; Robert M., 525; Russel M., 525; Thomas, 387; Samuel, 481; Samuel S., 1022; Sarah A., 697, 722; William, 258, 409; William E., 783; Wil¬ liam F., 698, 722, 783; William M., 406 Nadler, John C., 1180 Nafe, George W., 1363; June, 1336, 1363 Nagle (Nagel), Alice A., 1289, 1299; Bella B., 456, 464; Catharine S., 440, 453; Catherine M., 463; Clarence R., 453; Dorothy M., 464; Earl, 456, 464; Edward G. , 453; Emma, 1043; Emma F. , 453; Emma H., 706, 745; Frederick, 123, 706, 745; George, 968; Hannah, 110, 123; Harrison, 745; Harrv, 712, 1143; Harry W., 440, 453; John, 464, 745; John S., 1299; Joseph, 745; Kathryn M., 1111, 1143; Mary, 745; Minnie E., 453; Sadie F., 453, 463; Sallie, 745; William H., 453, 463; William L., 453 Nahm, August, 882; Flor ence B., 878, 882; George A., 878, 882 Naile, Charles E., 1071, 1113; Flora C., 1071, 1113; Frederick W., 1113; Ralph H., 1113; William E., 1113 Nair, Georgia, 113, 127 Narosly, Alice J., 529; Alice L., 500, 529; Charles F., 500, 529; Ferdinand, 529; Helen B., 529 Nase — see Nace Nash, Annie, 1268, 1274; Barbara A., 1268, 1274; Daniel, 1268; Daniel I., 1268, 1274; Dorothy A. , 1274, 1278; Elvie M., 1268, 1274; Emily M., 1274; Emily Y., 1263, 1268; Evelyn M., 1274; Harry L., 1268, 1274; John E., 1274; Joseph, 1263, 1268; Joseph Y., 1268, 1274; Mabel E., 1274; Mary E., 1268, 1274; Pamelia L., 182; Ruth B., 1274; Sarah G., 1268, 1274; Sarah H., 121; Virginia B. , 775, 833; William H., 833 Nashee, George N., 1509; Margaret, 1504, 1509 Nat-tress, Althea N., 1222; David H., 1222; Earl W., 1222; Es- tella S., 1207, 1222; George W., 1207, 1222 Nau, Carolina, 192 Naugle, Mary, 691, 703 Nauglebaugh, Caroline, 267 Nazareth, S4 Naze — see Nace Neal — see Neel Nealon, Cassie, 201 Neander, 19, 857 Nebinger, Emma, 827 Neece, Mary E., 645 Neel (Neal), Charles, 138; Charles S., 1390; Emma M., 120, 138; James E., 1351, 1390; Mar¬ garet V., 1351, 1390; Mar¬ guerite, 1390 Neeld, Joseph W., 598; Rebecca W., 580, 598 Neely, Anna M., 520, 550; Eliza¬ beth K., 495, 520; Frances M., 550; Gertrude, 448, 460; Joseph L., 520, 550; Joseph M, 520; Virginia, 520; William H., 495, 520 Neff, Hannah, 724; Jacob, 864, 867; Lyzette, 310; Sebastian, 864; Susanna, 864, 867 Nehnfelter, Elizabeth H., 1013; William, 1013 Neidig, Catharine A., 1039, 1083; Cievilla J., 960; Clara, 1083; Maggie, 1083; Milton, 1083 Neifert, John, 556 Neiffer, Hannah F., 1050; Samuel Iv., 1050 Neikerk, Sophia, 525 Neilson, Florence M., 784; Harold W., 784; Harry, 723, 784; Kate H., 723, 784; Robert C., 784 Neiman — see Newman Nein, Carrie, 727; Clara H., 700, 727; Milford, 727; Olive, 727; William, 700, 727 Neitigh, John, 1232 Neitz, Carrie V., 1117; Emily E., 1073, 1117; Frank W., 1073, 1117; Henry A., 1117 Neivel, Rebecca R., 209 Nellis, Lizzie W., 869, 876 Nelson, Elizabeth, 572; Ella M., 771, 827 ; Hannah, 1307; James, 572, 827; Josephine, 572; Mar- Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families L(i<)l garet, 572; Margaret M., 568, 572; William, 568, 572 Nepley, Ida B., 107, 120; John, 120 Nepp, Dora, 1161 Nester, Ada C., 646, 655; Daniel, 655; Emma, 845; Esther M., 655; Gerald R., 655; Mary, 655; William, 655, 845; William H., 646, 655 Nettle, Bessie, 1378, 1412; Charles H., 1412 Netzley, Florence, 1370, 1406; Hen¬ ry, 717, 773; Ida E., 773, 830; Ira B., 1406; Lillie E., 773, 831; Lizzie, 773, 831; Paul S., 831; Rebecca E., 717, 773; Wayne, 773, 831 Neudorf, 10 Neuman — see Newman Neusalz, 35 Neuse, Susan, 1040 Neuwerk, 45 Nevell, Elizabeth, 1244 Nevin, Elizabeth, 395 Nevyus, Josiah D., 1478; Margaret, 1463, 1478 New, Emma, 549 Newbern, John A., 108, 121; Lilian M., 121, 139; Mary C., 121, 139; Mary P., 108, 121; Matil¬ da I., 121, 139 Newberry, Elanore, 340 Newbold, Albert G., 244, 261; Beatrice, 261; Catharine, 367, 392; Elizabeth, 261; Elizabeth K;, 244, 261; John, 392; Wil¬ liam R., 261 Newbury, George, 333; Helen, 310, 333; Isabel, 333 New Castle, 49, 83, 84 Newcomb, Charlotte, 1029 Newcomer, John, 103; Mary, 99, 103; Vianna, 957 New'ell, Anna, 320 New Hanover, 55, 63 Newhard, Blanche M., 1147; Clar¬ ence, 170, 190; Dorothy M., 190; Edgar G., 1147; Elmira J., 158, 170; Elsie S., 1147; Emma, 1087; Joseph, 1147; Lloyd W., 1147; Mabel A., 1129, 1147; Mary R., 170, 190; Miriam E., 1147; Milford H., 158, 170; Ruth M., 190; Thomas, 170; Walter H., 1147; William, 1129, 1147 Newlin, Elizabeth M., 1544; Eliza¬ beth W., 1511, 1528; Emma, 1030; Emma W., 1014, 1030; Esther, 1014, 1030; George W., 1014, 1030; Harold P., 1528, 1544; Jesse, 1014, 1030; Phyllis L., 1544; William P., 1511, 1528 Newman (Neiman, Neuman, Ney- raan), Abraham, 663; Adolph, 320; Alfred C., 667, 672; Amileia A., 672; Anna, 414; Anna M., 1003, 1004; Anna U., 667, 672; Augusta W., 665, 667; Austin, 647, 657; Bal¬ thasar, 662; Bessie T., 665, 667; Blanche J., 657; Blanche R. , 667, 673; Caroline V., 667, 672; Catharine, 1004; Chris¬ tian M., 667, 672; Christine, 672; Christopher (Christoph), 29, 36, 42, 52, 54, 55, 63, 67, 73, 77, 79, 83, 345, 662-664, 928, 1227; Clara A., 667, 672; Gordie K., 657, 660; Cyrus, 1381 David, 29, 38, 54, 55, 67, 79, 83, 662, 663; David P., 679; Dorothy H., 320; Edith P., 657; Edwin A., 667, 672; Edwin P., 672; Edwinea A., 672; Elias, 647; Eliza, 1381; Elizabeth, 1093; Elizabeth M., 117; Emma, 647, 657; Emma J., 667, 672; Enos K., 665, 667; Enos S., 667, 672; Estelle H., 293, 320; Esther, 154, 161, 665; Eunice, 672, 679; Eva, 667; Floyd B., 657; Francis D., 672; George, 662, 664, 665; George A., 293, 320; Georgina A. , 667, 673; Grace E., 320; Grace W., 667, 672 Harry, 647; Helen C., 672; Her¬ man, 1004; Hobart E., 672; Ida M., 672, 679; Janet, 679; Jennie, 1516, 1532; Jeremias, 1258; John, 1347, 1381; Jonas S. , 647, 657; Kathryn A., 672; Leah, 665, 946; Louis C., 679; Lucian C., 672, 679; Lydia B. , 1347, 1381; Mamie C., 672, 679; Marcia I., 647, 657; Maria, 38, 42, 67, 662, 663; Martha L., 672, 679; Matilda, 110; Maud U., 647; May L., 667, 673; Melchior, 17, 20, 36, 41, 42, 67, 661, 662, 965; Mollie E., 667, 672; Natalie A., 672, 679 Olive M., 672, 678; Oliver E., 667, 672; Paul, 679; Regina, 344; Regina K., 152, 664, 665; Robert E., 672, 679; Robert H., 667, 673; Robert R., 673; Rosina, 662, 663; Rosina W., 663, 664, 1227; Ruth M., 672, 679; Samuel, 152, 664, 665; Sarah, 277, 291, 665; Sarah A. , 639, 647; Susanna, 38, 42, 67; Susanna M., 662, 928; Teressa C., 647, 657; Theodore, 639, 647; Theodore W., 657, 660; Virginia, 679 Newton, Clara, 108, 121; John M., 1272; Mary, 1272; Rebecca M., 1267, 1272 Niblo, Mayme D., 670, 677; Wil¬ liam, 670, 677 Nice (Nyce), 1201 Adam, 1031; Adam B., 1014, 1031; Alice, 148; Alice L, 1080; Alice M., 1072, 1115; Alverda, 1072; Amanda, 1031; Amanda F., 1034; Amandus G., 1038, 1081; Anna, 162, 1071; Anne, 146; Benjamin, 1034, 1073; Benjamin F., 1071, 1114; Bertha O., 1071, 1114; B. Frank, 1114; Caroline, 147, 148, 1071; Caroline C., 1071, 1113; Catharine (Catherine), 155, 163, 328, 1007, 1035; Catharine A., 1038, 1081; Catharine H., 149, 155, 1007, 1015, 1034; Catharine M., 300, 330; Charles, 148, 149, 155, 162; Charles H., 1081; Chris¬ tiana, 1015; Christiana B., 1014, 1032; Christiana H., 1007, 1015; Christopher, 147; Cornelius, 65, 72, 81, 146-148, 150, 208, 1259 Daniel, 147; David, 147; Debor¬ ah, 666, 669; Edna H., 1301, 1307; Eli D., 266; Eliza, 1014; Elizabeth, 146-149, 155, 162, 1031, 1035; Elizabeth B., 1007, 1014, 1015, 1034, 1038, 1080; Elizabeth H., 146, 149, 1034 1071; Elizabeth L., 1015, 1034; Ella M., 1034, 1073; Ellfleta, 1073; Ellis, 1035; Elmer, 1072; Emma A., 1034; Emma H., 1034, 1072; Emma M., 156, 164; Emma S., 164, 183; Em- maline, 1035; Esther, 1014, 1031; Ethel R., 1071, 1114; Eugene E., 147 Flora C., 1071, 1113; George, 148, 1016, 1031, 1035, 1038, 1288; George H., 1007, 1015; George L., 1015, 1034; Ger¬ trude, 148; Gideon, 387, 1035; Hannah, 162, 1014, 1031; Hannah Iv., 155, 162, 1038, 1081; Harman L., 279, 1034, 1071; Harper, 147, 148; Harry, 1072, 1115; Harry R., 1115; Helen E., 1122; Helen G., 1114; Henrietta, 162; Henry M., 330; Henry P., 1307; Henry R., 1069; Herbert R., 1115; Howard C., 1071, 1114; Ida. 1069 Jacob, 162; Jacob M., 1034; Jacob P., 406; James, 150, 155; James A., 1034; James H., 1031, 1069; Jennie L., 365, 387; Jeremiah L., 1015, 1034; Jesse, 1015; John, 65, 72, 146- 148, 162, 669, 1003, 1005- 1007, 1031, 1034, 1038, 1259; John B., 1014, 1031; John H., 156, 164, 1007, 1014; John M., 1034, 1071; Jonas, 1014, 1031; Joseph, 482; Josephine, 473, 482; Josiah G., 1038, 1080; Katharine H., 1121, 1144; Katie H., 301 Laura E., 1081; Lawrence G., 1114; Leah, 1031; Leo H., 1034; Lizzie S., 1072, 1114; Lloyd G., 1114; Louisa B., 1031; Lovina H., 1031, 1069; Lucy A., 1031, 1034, 1071; Lucy E., 1034, 1071; Lydia R., 1014, 1031; Mabel C., 1071, 1114; Mabel M., 1081; Magdalena, 1247; Margaret, 147, 148; Margaret H., 1003, 1006, 1007; Maria C., 1034, 1071; Maria E., 684; Maria 1692 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families L., 1007, 1015; Marietta, 1072, 1114; Marion G., 1114; Martha C. , 1071; Martin, 684; Mary, 147, 149, 150, 155, 162; Mary A. , 1014, 1031, 1081; Mary C., 1071, 1113; Mary E., 1115; Mary H., 1007, 1014; Mary L., 1034, 1071; Mary M., i034, 1072, 1127; Mary R., 1034, 1073; Mary W., 1016, 1038; Matthias, 148; Milton M., 1080, 1121; Minerva Z., 382, 406; Morris E., 1081 Nathan, 148; Nimrod, 149; Ora, 1073; Peter L., 1015, 1034, 1072; Preston H., 1121; Pres¬ ton T., 1081, 1122; Rachel, 148, 155, 163; Rebecca B., 1014, 1031; Rosa G., 1121; Ruth, 1114; Sallie, 1253 ; Sallie E., 1081, 1122; Samuel, 147, 148; Saphavous, 1014; Sophia B. , 1014, 1031; Sophia H., 1007, 1015; Sara J., 1072, 1114; Sarah, 147, 148, 155, 162, 1073; Sarah A., 1031; Sarah C., 1014, 1031; Sarah E., 1144; Sarah H., 1080, 1121; Sarah K., 1038, 1081; Sarah V., 164; Susan L., 330, 1015, 1034; Susanna, 147, 149, 150, 155, 162; Susanna C., 279, 1034, 1071; Susanna K., 146; Susie C., 1071; Susie L., 252, 266 Tacey, 148; Thomas, 148; Wal¬ lace E., 1121, 1144; Walter C., 1071; Wellington M., 1072, 1114; William, 146, 148-150, 164, 1035, 1073; William H., 1034, 1144; Wilson B., 1034, 1073; Winfrid, 150; Winnard, 65, 147-150; Zachary, 1232 Nicely, Alberta M., 761, 816; Blanche, 761; Carrie H., 761, 817; Charles, 761; Daniel W., 817; Elizabeth H., 817; George W., 761, 817; Harriet E., 761, 817; John F., 713, 761; Joseph H., 761, 817; Mary, 761; Mary E., 713, 761; Rebecca E., 761, 871; Urban L., 761 Nichlichen, Christoff, 345 Nicholas, Albert Y., 1043; Clara, 495 ; Elizabeth, 1093; Elma, 1361, 1404; Gertrude, 1362, 1405; Mary A., 433, 1043; Melinda W., 479, 495; Susanna, 1507, 1517; W. H., 1405; William, 479, 495, 1404 Nichols, Alexander, 1461; Alonzo, 1462, 1476; Amanda, 1462, 1476; Amanda N., 1476; Amasa J., 1463, 1479; Arthur J., 1476, 1490; Catherine A., 1484; Charles, 1463; Earl A., 1490; Edna O., 1463, 1479; Elizabeth D. , 1454, 1463; Emma, 653; Esther H., 763; George B., 1454; Grace A., 1476; Isaac, 1448; Jane, 1462; Jennie, 1476 1490; Johnson A., 1454, 1461; Josiah, 1454, 1463; L.M., 1479; L. Munson, 1479; Mary, 835; Mary A., 1462; Mary H., 1454, 1461; Mildred L., 1490; O. Leonard, 763; Rebecca H., 1454; Samuel, 1462; Susan, 1463; Susan M., 1476, 1490 Nicholson, James, 785, 1107; Katharine, . 1107; Linda J., 785, 1107; Matilda, 1362 Nickel, Edward, 690, 699; Emma, 699; John, 699; Josephine, 851; Julia W., 690, 699; Matil¬ da, 699 Nicklaus, Magdalena, 1170 Nickum, Frank, 712; Kate S., 712 Nicolai, David C., 220; J. Chris¬ topher, 222; Maria H., 220, 222 Nicols, William H., 1010 Nicom, Alphonso, 1343, 1374; Am¬ brose B., 1374, 1408; Bertha M. , 1374; Blanche E., 1408, 1428; Elwood G., 1374; Emma B., 1343, 1374; Grace S., 1408; Helen S., 1408; John H., 1374; John W., 1374; Kate S., 1374, 1408; Laura V., 1374, 1408; Leon A., 1408; Mary E., 1374, 1408; M. Charles, 1408; Paul S., 1408 Niderkorn, Mary, 1402 Nieman, Susanna, 1163 Nies, Sarah, 808 Nightingale, Henrietta L., 1172 Nippel, Lizzie, 623 Nissen, Marie, 169 Nissley, Elizabeth, 1353, 1392; Samuel, 1392 Nitschke, 82 Nitschman, 1177 Nittenberger, Albert, 498; Edna K. , 522, 551; Elizabeth, 496; Mary E., 496, 522; Sarah, 496; Susanna L., 480, 498; William J., 496, 522; William K., 480, 496 Nivison, Nora E., 764 Nixon, D. L., 1405; Iris G., 1362, 1405; J. M., 1362, 1405; Josephine, 1355, 1396; Joshua L. , 1396; Ray, 1405 Noble, Ada, 1162, 1169; Edith, 1525, 1541; Harold, 1145; Hezekiah, 1169; James, 814; Joseph B., 1123, 1145; Joseph M. , 1145; Minerva P., 1123, 1145; Raymond, 1145; Sallie R. , 757, 814; S. Grace, 814; William E., 757, 814 Noch, Sarah, 435 Noden, Albert, 1414; Dorothy E., 1414; Ellen B., 1380, 1414; Percy T., 1380, 1414 Noecker, Emma S., 1173 Nofer, Mary P., 121; Walter, 121 Noffsinger, David E., 100; Mary K., 100 Nogle, Margaret, 398 Nolan (Nowlan, Nowlen), Arietta, 1364; Fannie, 1478; Harry J., 523; John, 496, 523; Minnie S. , 496, 523; Patrick, 523 Noll, Aaron, 823; Annie L., 652; Michael, 310; Regina 287, 310; Ruth A., 768, 823 Nonamaker, Nonnemacher — see Nunemacher Norman, Mary A., 776; Price, 1123 Norris, Clara A., 1338, 1366; Ed¬ ward W., 1423; Elizabeth, 1359; Elizabeth B., 370, 394; Elizabeth R., 586, 606; Emma N., 699; Henry, 1447; Isaac, 1438; Jacob G., 1338, 1366; John, 606; Joseph, 1366; Mary, 62; Mary E., 606; Mary L., 1480, 1495; Myrtle E., 1389, 1423; Ralph T., 1480, 1495; Sarah E., 1465, 1480; Thomas H., 1480; Thomas R., 1465, 1480; Wilbur, 1389, 1423; Wil¬ liam, 394, 699; William B., 586, 606 Norristown, 5, 24-26, 32 Norriton, 62, 63, 70 North, Ann, 1499; Ella R., 361, 379; Estelle, 379, 404; John, 361, 379 Northrup, Hannah, 1478 Northsworthy, Helen, 853 North Wales, 55, 59 Norton, Ann, 1458; George F., 1097; John W., 254; Lizzie J., 239, 254; Marie, 1107; Nettie B., 1048, 1097 Norval, Anna M., 824, 848; Cor¬ nelius W., 848; Edith, 823, 848; John W., 824, 848; Mil¬ dred A., 848 Notestein, Mary, 990 Nourse, Susan A., 1403 Nowlan — Nowlen, see Nolan Nugent, Jane, 1399 Null, Frank, 715 Nulton, Bessie, 294, 321; Joseph, 321 Nunch, Mary, 1141 Nunemacher (Nonamaker, Nonne¬ macher, Nunamaker), Abram, 1083; Alice D., 1083; Amelia, 698; Barbara H., 686, 689; Bryan, 599; Caroline, 698, 724; Emmaline, 698; Hannah G., 1038, 1083; Henry, 1038, 1083; John, 59, 373; Lydia R., 689, 698; Mary A., 359, 373, 698; Matilda R., 698, 724; Pearl S., 599; Philip J., 686, 689, 698; Rachael, 59; Sophia, 689; William, 59 Nungesser, Alma, 1372; Blanche, 1372; Catharine, 1398; David, 1372; Elizabeth, 860, 864; Harry W., 1372; Henry, 1327, 1343; Isabel T., 1532; Mary B., 1327, 1343; P., 1508; Wil¬ liam B., 1343, 1372 Nungester, John, 199; Maggie. 176, 199 Nunn, Barbara C.. 537; Ella, 537; Henry, 537; H. Regina, 507, 537; J. Asher, 507, 537; Susie F., 537; Thomas H., 537 Niirnberg, 8 Nusbickle, Susan, 461 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1693 Nuss, Aaron, 151, 972, 980, 981; Addie S., 972, 981; Alfred R., 167; Amanda, 980, 981; Aman¬ da M., 981; Amelia S., 976; 987; Ann E., 157; Anna E., 151; Anna H., 168, 187; Anna S., 972, 981, 1467; Apolonia, 969, 970, 973; Araminta J., 972, 979; Austin P., 982; Bar¬ bara S., 158, 169; Barbara U., 148, 151; Benjamin, 972, 980; Benjamin F., 158 Calvin, 157, 168; Caroline R., 972; Catharine, 972, 979, 981; Catharine A., 972, 980; Charity M., 969, 972; Charles, 151, 157, 969, 970, 972, 973, 979, 981; Charles B., 168, 187; Charles R. , 157, 167; Charles W., 981; Charlotte F., 989; Christina H. , 151, 157; Clara, 978; Clara D., 157, 168; Clara E., 989; Clementine, 981; Clyde E., 169; Clymer, 979; C. Nathan, 168; Conrad, 969; Cora, 979, 988; Cora E., 157, 168; Cora L. , 989; Cordelia A., 981 Dallas N., 516; Daniel, 157, 168, 177, 546, 969, 970, 972; Daniel S. , 987; David, 167, 972, 979; David E., 979, 989; Dorothy M. , 168; Eda K., 158, 169; Edith, 979; Edith J., 979, 989; Edna, 167; Edward S., 987; Eliza B., 151; Elizabeth, 979; Elizabeth C., 981; Eliza¬ beth E., 972, 980; Elizabeth L., 972, 978; Elizabeth S., 969, 972; Ellis F., 989; Ellis S., 168; Elmira S., 987, 997; Elnora T., 979, 989; Emma, 157, 158, 812, 979, 990; Emma C., 158, 168, 981; Emma R., 157, 167, 168; Esther, 969, 970, 973, 982; Esther S., 968, 969 ; Ethel L., 168 Fannie J., 168, 187; Fannie S., 972, 981; Florence, 979; Flor¬ ence M., 982; Frank, 979, 989; Franklin, 969, 970; Franklin P., 972; Garwood H., 998; George, 972; George U., 168; Gideon, 972, 979; Gouldy, 979; Hannah E., 161, 177; Harold D., 168; Harry, 972, 979; Harry F., 981; Harry R., 157, 167; Hazel E., 989; Helen, 1097, 1139; Henry, 157, 168; Henry F.,972, 981; Hester, 979 Ida E., 158, 169; Ida M., 169; I. Miller, 979, 989; Irwin, 976, 987, 1139; Irwin S., 987; Isaac 972, 978; Isaiah, 969, 972; Isaiah S., 987; James H., 981; Jerry, 972, 979, 981, 1467; Jerry C., 168, 187; Jesse, 969, 970, 972; J. Frank, 969; John, 168, 516, 534, 968-970, 972, 979, 981; John F., 973, 982; John H., 981; John M., 151, 158, 169, 1565; Joseph, 151, 157, 969, 970, 973, 979; Joseph J. , 972, 979; Josiah, 969, 972; Julia, 972, 981 Laura, 981; Laura J., 158, 169; Leah, 151; Leah Y., 151, 157, 476; Leanna, 158, 169; Leanna A., 151, 158; Lemon L., 981; Lena W., 972, 980; Lester L., 981; Levi A., 158, 168, 169; Lewis U., 168; Lilian, 167; Louisa, 972; Louise L., 969, 972; Luceanna R., 969, 973; Lucinda, 972, 981; Lula G., 989; Lydia, 979, 989 Mabel E., 167, 187; Mamie, 981; Margaret, 168; Margaretta, 969; Maria A., 969; Marian M., 987, 998; Marie, 972, 980; Martha A., 151, 157; Martin, 972, 981; Mary, 158, 169, 970, 973, 982; Mary A., 157, 982; Mary E., 168, 982; Mary K., 151, 158, 1565; Mary L., 973, 982; Mary M., 167, 973; Matilda, 972, 980; Matilda J., 157, 167 ; Maud L., 169; May S., 157, 168; Michael, 148, 151, 969; Mildred F., 168, 187; Mineria J., 979, 989; Minerva E., 157, 167; Moran, 168, 187 Naomi H., 158, 169; Nathan, 151, 157, 476; Nellie E., 979, 989; Oswin, 158; Peter, 490, 516; Pharus, 987; Phoebe, 972; Polly F., 972, 981; Preston, 981; Priscilla, 158, 168; Rachel, 503, 1237; Rachel E., 167; Rebecca, 512, 546, 969, 972, 979; Rose, 979; Ruth, 981 Salinda, 981; Sallie J., 490, 516; Sallie M., 969, 972; Samuel, 969, 970; Sarah, 151, 157, 158, 169,969,970, 972, 973, 979, 981, 982, 1261, 1263; Sarah (Sara) A., 158, 973, 982; Sarah C., 157, 168, 972, 981, 1333; Sarah H., 972, 973, 981; Sarah J., 972, 981; Sarah R., 167; Stella C., 989; Stella M., 168, 187; Susan, 517, 1197; Susanna, 151, 157, 438; Tevilia F., 593, 614; Thomas I., 989; Titus R., 516; Tressie M., 973, 982; Tyrus S., 987, 998; Vina J., 157, 168; Walter, 979; Wash¬ ington, 972; Wesley M., 516; William, 978, 979; W. J., 167 Nussbaum, Mary, 796 Nuttenberg, Madie, 533, 555 Nutz, Barbara A., 155, 161; John, 155, 161; Susanna N., 150, 155; William, 150, 155 Nuver, Arthur, 557; Evelyn, 557; Gertrude M., 538, 557; Joseph, 557; Joseph C., 538, 557; Susanna, 557 Nyce — see Nice Nylen, Charles A., 765, 821 ; Gladys V., 821; Ira H., 821; Lucy A., 765, 821 O Oaks, Flora, 644 Ober, John, 748; Lizzie W., 748 Oberholtzer (Overholtzer, Ouber- holzer), 58 Aaron, 641; Abigail Y., 472, 479; Abraham, 233, 479, 684; Abra¬ ham G., 234, 240; Abraham H., 240; Allen, 640, 649; Alvin, 649; Alvin L., 711, 759; Anna, 240; Annie, 635; Annie W., 1023, 1055; Barbara, 1197, 1200; Catharine, 636, 641, 1329, 1348; Catharine D., 640, 649; Catherine, 1374; Earl, 759; Elam, 558; Elizabeth, 649, 1321, 1329; Elmer E., 409; Emma L., 1206, 1220; Esther, 759; Esther B., 392, 409; Henry, 70; Irma H., 954, 959, 1055; Isaac, 479; Isaiah H., 1023, 1055; James R., 1211; John, 472, 479, 649, 971; John K. , 1055; Joseph, 479, 759; Joseph L., 1220; Josiah C., 407 ; J. Wilmer, 392, 409; Katie L. , 240, 255; Lillie S., 538, 558; Lloyd, 538, 558; Margaret, 923; Mary, 158, 170; Mary A., 240, 1221; Mary B., 971; Matilda 479; Milton, 1211; Noah, 479; Paul, 759; Pearl A., 386, 407; Rachel K., 234, 240; Reuben, 479; Sallie M., 711, 759; Sara R. , 1211; Stella M., 1199, 1211; Vera H., 1055, 1105; Warren S., 1199, 1211 Oberlin, Clinton, 1394; Sarah B., 1394 Oberlin College, 25 Oblinger, Sarah, 443 O’Brien, Emma J., 667, 672; Eu¬ nice, 672; Jotham, 672; Theresa, 1252 Ochs, David, 429; Mary D., 421, 429 O’Connell, Anna M., 1168; Francis, 778; Frank, 720, 778; Ida W., 720, 778; Peter, 778 O’Dee, Florence, 1169 O’Dell, Charles U., 131; Julia M., 115, 131 Odenwelder, Christian B., 1506, 1507, 1516; Daniel, 1506, 1507; David, 1506; Ebeneza C., . 1506, 1517; Edward, 1506, 1507; Edward C., 1532; Eliza¬ beth, 1507, 1517; Elizabeth B., 1503, 1506; Ellen, 1516, 1533; Emma, 1516; Emma R., 1516, 1532; Etna, 1506; Etna S. , 1517, 1533; Helen M., 1532, 1548; Henry, 1517, 1533; Plen- ry P., 1507; Herbert, 1548; Herbert J., 1532, 1548; Jacob, 1506, 1507, 1517; Jacob D., 1130, 1147; John, 1506, 1507, 1516, 1532; John F., 1548; Lizzie M., 1532, 1548; Maria U., 1506, 1516; Mary, 1274, 1516, 1533; Mary A., 1506, 1516; Mary C., 1276; Matilda, S., 1130, 1147; Philip, 1503, 1506, 1516; Samuel M., 1507; Susan M., 1532; Tilghman, 1147; Walter B., 1548; William, 1506, 1517 1 694 Gknealogical Rkcord of thk Schwenkfelder Families O’Donnell, Augusta IF, 751, 807; Christiana J., 1035, 1074; Dennis, 1035, 1074; Emma P., 498, 527; George J., 527; John, 807; Joseph M., 498, 527; Kathryn, 807; Lucy, 363, 381; Mary, 807; Michael J., 381; Patrick, 807; Peter, 751, 807; Sarah J., 527 O’Donovan, Nellie, 1570 Oehl, Nicholas, 72 Oehlert, Elizabeth H., 1384, 1417; Robert, 1417 Oehns, Emilie W., 1018, 1044; Frederick L., 1044 Oeller, Adelaide K., 1565, 1567; J P., 1565, 1567 Offenbach, Lizzie, 771 Ogden, Darius A., 1467; Louise, 1456, 1467; Mary, 463, 1466, 1481; Rhoda, 1456 Ogible, Charles, 162; Horace, 181; James, 155, 162; Louisa W., 162, 181; Mary N., 155, 162; Samuel, 162, 181; Thaddeus, 181 O’Hara, Frank S., 837; Mary B., 783, 837 Ohl, Joseph, 421; Lavina, 992; Susanna G., 421 Ohlinger, Benneville, 753; Charles, 753, 808; Clara, 753, 808; Elizabeth, 843; Hattie, 753; Henry, 753; Isaac, 709, 753; Janetta E., 709, 753; Mary, 709, 753; Mary L., 753, 808; Minnie, 753, 808; Robert, 753 Ohlman, Emma, 1459, 1473; Law¬ rence, 1473 Ohlwine, Charles, 169, 187; Frank¬ lin D., 158, 169; Levi O., 169; Margarette A., 187; Paul R., 187; Pearl G., 169, 187; Sarah N., 158, 169 Okely, J., 968 Old, Amelia, 1250; John, 968 Oles, Chairety, 168 Olewine, Emerson R., 796; Grace M. , 738, 796; G. Robert, 738, 796; Robert E., 796; William, 796 Oley, 62 Olin, Carrie M., 497, 525; James D., 525; Mary A., 404 Oliver, Eleanor M., 1472, 1488; Jane E., 753; Joanna W., 1458, 1472; John M., 1458, 1472; John Y., 1472, 1488; Minnie T., 1472, 1488; William, 1472 Ollinger, Alice, 1098 Olson, Amanda S., 380; Will, 380 O’Meara, Elizabeth, 1548 O’Neal, Emma, 737, 794; Lydia N. , 177, 201, 202 O’Neill (O’Neil), Jeanette, 1142; Charles H., 1079; Dellie W., 423; Margaret M., 1037, 1079: Morris, 423 Opdyke, Alexander, 787; Claude IF, 728, 787; Margaret B., 728, 787; Rosalind H., 788 Openo, Charlotte, 380 Oplinger, Sallie, 703, 737; Samuel, 737 Opp, Edna, 764, 820; Effie, 764; Elnora V., 714, 765; Eve, 1502, 1504; George S., 764; Martha W., 714, 764; Smith W., 714, 764; Thomas, 765; Walter S., 714, 765 Oram, Blanche L., 1377, 1410; Walter R., 1410 Ordway, Charles, 819; Mav, 764, 819 Orem, Julia, 799 Orendorff, Martha M., 1493 Orman, Edward, 507, 536; Mary J., 507, 536 Orner, Sarah, 1097 Orr, Ethel, 1164; Hester A., 762, 818; Jennie S., 891, 896 Ortt (Ort), Amanda, 902; Bessie M., 505, 533; Charles, 533; Susan, 749 Orwig, Addie C., 477, 493; Elijah, 1013, 1029; Sophia H , 1013, 1029; Katie, 1029; William W., 493 Otilda, Maria, 1555 Otis, Hattie, 719, 776 Osborn (Osborne), Alfred, 1463, 1478; Alfred S., 1494; Mice, 1463, 1478; Ann W., 1454, 1463; Carrie, 1463, 1478; Catharine, 597; Cora E., 1478, 1494; David, 1454, 1463; Edna, 1463, 1479; Emma A., 579, 597; Enoch, 1478; Frank E., 1478, 1494; Genevive, 1478; Ida, 1463; Irene, 1162, 1169; Alary W., 1463, 1478; Nancy, 1463; Richard, 70; Robert W., 1494; William, 597, 1169 Osenbach, Charles, 600; Ellen S., 581, 600 Ossing (Ossig), 7 Oster, Rosanna, 1361 Osterhout, Catharine, 993 Osterstock, John, 1507; John S., 1507 Ostner, Ernest, 747, 804; Maud A., 747, 804 Oswald, Annie L., 374, 400; Charles, 435; Florence L., 435, 451; Henrietta D., 425, 435; Jona¬ than, 400; Victor, 425, 435; Victor A., 435 Ott, Aaron, 164; Alice, 1045, 1094; Barbara, 1009; Bessie, 1094; Beulah, 1093; Catharine, 1009, 1019, 1047; Catharine E., 1009, 1018; Catherine, 1018, 1045; Charles O., 1045, 1093; Chris¬ tine E., 1009, 1019; Clara W., 1045; Daniel, 1009, 1018; Ed¬ ward, 1045, 1093; Eliza, 1018, 1045; Elizabeth R., 1018, 1045; Ella, 1045, 1093; Ella M., 1045, 1093; Elmira J., 1045, 1093; Elsie L., 1046, 1094; Emery J., 1018, 1045, 1093; Emma D., 1046, 1095; Florence A., 1046, 1094; Frank, 1045; Frank K., 1093; George, 1045, 1093; George O., 1093; Harriet ()., 1018, 1045; Harrison, 1018; Helen B., 1093; Henry, 1009, 1019; Ida M., 728, 787; Isaac, 1046, 1095, 1096; Jacob, 1019, 1045, 1046; James E., 1045, 1093; Jane, 1045, 1093; Jennie M., 1093; John, 1009, 1018, 1019, 1045; John A., 1045; Joseph E., 1045, 1094; Joyce, 1094; Kate, 1019; Katharine, 1093; Katharine K., 1046, 1095; Kathryn, 1094; Leonora, 1019; Levi, 461, 1019; Luther, 1045; Mabel B., 1093; Mabel M. , 449, 461; Marne A., 1045, 1094; Martha, 1045, 1094; Mary E., 156, 164; Mary IF, 1003, 1009; Mary K., 1009, 1019; Matilda, 1019, 1047; Matilda V., 1045, 1093; Alaude, 1094; Minerva IF, 1018, 1045; Minnie M., 1046, 1094; Peter, 1003, 1009, 1018; Peter G., 1018, 1045; Peter J., 1018; Reagle, 1046, 1094; Reuben, 787, 1019; Rosina, 886; Sallie, 1093; Sallie V., 1009, 1018; Samuel, 1009, 1018; Sarah, 1018; Sarah A., 1019, 1046; Sarah R., 1018, 1045; Sophia, 1019; Stella, 1045, 1094; Susan, 1009, 1019, 1046; Susan L., 1018, 1045; Theodore, 1018, 1045, 1046, 1094; William, 1009, 1018, 1045; William H., 1045 Otterstetter, Francis C., 307, 332; Jacob F., 332 Ottinger, Caroline H., 162; Catha¬ rine, 162; Charles, 162; Chris¬ topher, 162; Dorothea, 162; Elizabeth, 162; Isaac, 162; John, 155, 162; Mary, 162; Alary K., 162; Rachel, 162; Reuben, 162; Sarah, 162; Su¬ sanna (Susan), 155, 162; Su¬ sanna N., 161; William, 162 Ouram, Charles, 1026 Over, Sarah, 1360 Overdorf, Charles, 698, Emmaline N. , 698 Overholt, Alta, 1401; John, 1358, 1401; Lucile, 1401; Manasseh, 1401; Rebecca C., 1358, 1401 Overholtzer — -see Oberholtzer Overmire, Mary E., 1484 Overton, C. IF, 63 Owen, Daniel, 1473; Erastus, 1459, 1473; Alary E., 1459, 1473; Alinerva, 1473 Owens, Alexander V., 117, 136; Alma D., 117, 136; Elizabeth J., 911, 914; James J., 914; Louise, 776, 833; Thelma, 136 Oxenford, Emma P., 1080; George, 1080; Alary, 816 Oxley, Alfred B., 923; Edith, 370, 396; Herbert, 396; Nellie R., 921,923 Oyer, Harriet, 1018, 1045; Mary, 1019, 1046; Samuel, 1046 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1095 P Pack, Doretta, 1399 Packer, Frank W., 796; Laura M., 738, 796; Millie, 505 Paetzell, Ethel F., 1092; Herbert N., 1092; Joseph, 1092; Kate W., 1044, 1092; Leslie R., 1092; Russell S., 1092; W. Clifford, 1092; William M., 1044, 1092 Page, Adelia I., 1447, 1459; Anna, 1539; Catherine, 1539; Erastus, 1459; George H., 1524, 1539; Gertrude, 1532, 1548; Hutchi¬ son, 1539; Mary D., 1524, 1539; Richmond, 1539 Paine — see Payne Painter, Adam, 70, 1438; Ann, 1438; Uriah, 1438 Painton, Sarah S., 821 Paisley, Jane, 724 Pallis, Helena, 98 Palm, 21, 22, 24, 26, 32, 61, 65, 82 Palmer, Agnes, 955, 960; Allen, 1360; Ann, 1334; Anna D., 1497 ; Benjamin F., 209; Catha¬ rine S., 1324, 1334; Charlotta E., 1293, 1305; De Vaux, 1360; Edith M., 1483, 1497; Eliza¬ beth I., 1334, 1360; Emmanuel, 960; Ethel, 1483; Florence W., 1065; Frank J., 182, 209; Harriet J., 1334, 1359; John, 1324, 1334; John R., 1360; John W., 1334, 1360; Leslie R., 1483, 1497; Lillian B., 1334, 1360; May, 1269; Richard, 1497; Richard H., 1497; Sallie C., 182, 209; Wayne, 1497; Wesley R., 1360 Palmerton, Elizabeth, 1399, 1400 Panco, Annie J., 797; John H., 797; Mary, 738, 797 Pannabecker, Pannebecker — see Pennypacker Pape, Abigail, 1572 Pardee, Alice B., 112; E. S., 112 Paris, Frederick, 1492; Julia, 623; Lena E., 1477, 1492 Paris, Peace of, 2 Parish, Daniel D., 609; Mary J., 590, 609 Park, Alfred, 135; Caroline, 116, 135; Effie K., 116; Isaac, 116; Nancy, 1366; Sarah, 1423 Parke, James, 546; Katie L., 546 Parker, 707 Abigail T., 1336, 1363; Alpha E., 1493; Beulah E., 1060, 1109; Charles V., 1353, 1393; Dorothy L., 129; Eliza P., 878; Elizabeth, 129; Elizabeth B., 1353, 1393; Elizabeth H., 520, 550; Elmond, 99; Eva H., 707; Florence E., 113, 129; Francis W., 1493; Franklin P., 1493; Fred W., 1478, 1493; George W., 550; Gladys, 129; James, 1447, 1448; James W., 1109; Jessie M., 1478, 1493; John A., 129; John D., 113, 129; Leonora C., 114, 129; Maria B., 99; Martha J., 129; Persis R., 1393; Philip M., 1393; Samuel B., 1393; Volney M., 1393; Willard C., 1493 Parkinson, Catharine R., 161; John, 161 Parks, Alberta E., 616; Anna M., 594, 616; Bernice I., 616; Clar¬ ence S., 616; Donald J., 616; Flora B., 1340, 1369; George, 1369; Howard C., 616; Ida, 774; James, 616; Lyle H., 616; Wayne E., 616; W. Edgar, 594, 616; William C., 616 Parlin, Bondalyn M., 254; C. A., 254; Charles D., 239, 254; Gertrude C., 254; Harold C., 254; Jennie K., 239, 254; Ken¬ neth K., 254; Liston D., 254; Loren W., 254; Neuell J., 254 Parr, William, 1231 Parrish, Annie B., 837 Parrott, Agnes J., 1469, 1484; John B., 1484 Parry, Helen, 109 Parson, Ada, 1094; Christina, 1094; Elsie E., 772, Emily, 1094; Florence A., 1046, 1094; John IL, 1046, 1094; Lloyd, 1094; Reagle, 1094; William E., 772 Parsons, 63, 68, 72, 1231 Bertha K., 398; Cassie, 449; Delton, 398; Elihu, 1534; Eli- phalet, 1534; Erastus, 1534; Fanny J., 1534; Grace L., 1467, 1482; Louisa, 752 Parwin, Aneida S., 407, 411; Curtis R., 411 ; Elmer L., 407; George, 407; Helene, 407, 411; Mar¬ garet A., 407; Margaret S., 388, 407; Marion G., 407; Ray¬ mond, 407, 411; Samuel S., 388, 407 Passant, Elsie M., 1102, 1141; William, 1102, 1141 Passmore, Annie L., 339; Dorothy P., 319, 339; Horace, 339; Horace B., 339; Richard C., 339; Roy IL, 319, 339 Patched, Anna E., 637, 644; James, 644 Paton, Lewis B., 742 Patterson (Paterson), Adaline, 871; Anna M., 877, 882, 883; Ar¬ thur, 877; Bella A., 1391; Benjamin E., 1422; Burd J., 882, 883; Burd S., 877, 882; Catharine 641; Clarissa H. 713, 762; Dorothy M., 882, 883; Edgar T., 1389, 1423; Edward, 877 ; Elizabeth, 877, 1052, 1101; Elmer, 296; Eva R. , 1389, 1423; Florence, 877; Florence O., 762; Frank, 877; George, 871; Henrietta E., 296; .James, 877, 948; James B., 867, 871, 877, 883; James H., 1423; James W., 1422; Jennette B., 1422; John, 1101; Joseph S., 871, 877; Josephine, 871; Josephine M., 882; Kate, 182; Katharine, 209; Laura S. , 882, 883; Malcolm, 877; Matilda D., 867, 871; Matilda H., 871, 877; Matilda L., 877; Pauline, 877; Ruth M., 1422; Samuel J., 1389, 1422; Sarah, 699, 724; Sarah E., 871, 877; Thomas, 877; Vanie B., 1389, 1422; William, 713, 762 Patteson, Annie, 1466; Charles S., 1466, 1481; Cornelia S., 1466, 1481; Edward, 1466; Jane, 1481; Jane S., 1456, 1466; Jessamine, 1481, Jessamine H., 1466, 1481; John E., 1466; Katharine, 1481, 1496; Louise M., 1481, 1496; Louise S., 1466; Mary O., 1466, 1481; Olga It., 1481, 1496; Robert A., 1466, 1481 ; Robert S., 1481 ; William, 1456, 1466; William M., 1466, 1481; William S., 1481, 1496 Pattison, 875 Patt-nison, Sarah, 796 Patton, Alexander, 1242; Almira K. , 1236, 1242; Annie W., 1528, 1545; Beatrice, 1242; Cuthbert M., 1242; Dorothea D., 1242; Elizabeth, 627; Ella, 1242; James, 637; James D., 1528, 1545, 1555; Janet K., 1545, 1555; Jessie A., 876, 881; John, 968; Laura R., 637; Mary, 136; Matthew, 1236, 1242; Nannie L., 1545; S. E., 881; William L., 1545 Patzel, Elizabeth, 1019 Paul, Carl O., 1473, 1489; Evadna C., 1489; James, 894; Louis, 1489; Mary A., 889, 894; Mary G., 1473, 1489; Robert C., 889, 894; Robert S., 894; Samuel L., 1489; Stella M., 894, 902 Paul IV, Pope, 8 Paulin, Frederick C., 853; Ollie, 833, 853 Paulsworth, Emma, 676, 681; Uriah, 681 Paus, Rhoda, 762 Pawson, Elizabeth N., 496; Martin W., 496 Paxson (Paxon), Carrie B., 1067; Charles G., 1112; Doris, 1112; Ethel V., 1067, 1112; Fannie L. , 1030, 1066; Frastie, 762; George E., 1112; George H., 1067 1112; Harold L., 1067; Isaac, 1066; Isaac E., 1067; John C., 1030, 1066; John H., 1112; Mary E., 1067, 1112; Thomas A., 1067 Paxton, Arthur, 782, 837; Cora M., 1337, 1365; David, 837; John, 1365; Mary, 1365; M. Pauline, 782 837 Payne (Paine), Elden, 1484; Mar¬ garet, 99, 105, 1420; Minnie A., 1469, 1484; Sarah, 1362 Peacher, Sarah, 1508, 1518 Peacock, Jane, 260 Peairs, Bertha G., 586, 605; David A., 605; Thomas D., 586, 605 Peale, Charles W., 1440 1696 Genealogicai Pearce — see Pierce Pearson, Bevan, 874; John H., 1538, 1550; Laura, 784; Marie G.. 1538, 1550 Peary, Frances, 550 Pease, Sarah, 1423 Peberdy, John, 1260 Peck, Annetta B., 1406; Daniel, 788; Emma, 652; Fenwick L., 1547; Florence L., 1530, 1547; Martha A., 728, 788; Mary, 1118 Peddle, Charlotte, 1410 Pedigo, Jessie, 114, 130; John H., 130; Sallie L., 130 Pedrick, Elizabeth, 331; George, 331; Howard A., 1171; Julia, 303, 331; Mary, 1161, 1171 Peightal, Isaac, 1338; Mary, 1340; Susan F., 1325, 1338 Peirce — see Pierce Pelin, Alma N., 1372 Pellizzari, Edvige, 836 Pelton, Louisa A., 1480 Pemberton, Israel, 966 Pence, Sara, 1390; Sarah, 1387 Pendall, Elizabeth I., 552 Penn, 865 Thomas, 60, 1048; William, 211, 869, 1266, 1448, 1503 Penn Yan, 2 Pennell (Pennel), John L., 1058; John R., 1058; John W., 1027, 1058; Mary, 1025; Mary L., 1027, 1058 Pennewill, Emily G., 1387; Jane W., 1350, 1387; John C., 1350, 1387; Josephine W., 1387, 1419 Pennick Amanda S., 705, 743; Anna M., 1414; Annie R., 743; Bertha, 1381; Bertha H., 743; Calvin E., 1380, 1414; David, 743; George, 1380; George W., 1347, 1380; Herbert, 743; Hor¬ ace E., 1380; Irvin W., 1381, 1414; Joseph, 743; Joseph D., 705, 743; Linda, 743, 1077; Mary A., 1347, 1380; May F., 743; Naomi L., 1380, 1414; Nina M., 1381, 1414 Pennock, Agnes, 1413, 1429; Lucy A., 279, 296; Pusey, 296, 1331; Sarah A., 1322, 1331 Pennsburg, 16, 27, 28, 45, 82 Pennypacker (Pannebecker, Pan- nabecker), 1006 Absalom, 852; Amos C., 1378; Bertha G., 829, 852; Catherine It., 633, 638; Clarence L., 852; Edgar H., 121, 139; Edwin Lb, 829, 852; Eli L., 912; Eliza¬ beth, 287, 311, 1457, 1468; Elmer L., 852; Emma E., 103, 111; Emma H., 108, 121; Em¬ ma K., 139; Eva G., 852; George, 111; Hannah, 633, 638; Henry, 68, 852; James, 830, 852; Jesse, 638; Joseph, 1468; Lester N., 852; Lizzie H., 830, 852; Mary C., 852; Mary S., 336; Norman L., 852; Rebecca E., 121, 139; Rein D., 336; Sallie W., 312, 336; > Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Sarah, 1386; Sophia W., 909, 912; Susan H., 1345, 1378; S. W., 2, 1183, 1551; William G., 108, 121; Wyand, 1232 Penton, Mary H., 686; Ruel, 686 Pentz, Jacob, 1512, 1529; Mary W., 1512, 1529 Peoli, Cecil M., 1494; Fannie C., 1479, 1494; John, 1494; Marino G. , 1479, 1494 Pequeen, Beryl W., 616; John, 616; Mabel J., 616; Olive I., 594, 616; Tressa E., 616; William, 594, 616 Perim, Lydia, 1156, 1160 Perkasie Manor, 60 Perkins, Almeda, 1044, 1092; Bray- ton M., 1092; Catherine, 105 Perkiomen, 84 Perkiomen School (Seminary), 5, 21, 29, 30 Perrong, Clara, 1148 Perry, Eugene, 340; Eugene A., 340; Jane E., 519; Lillian, 340; Llewellyn, 340; Margaret, 1142; Mary D., 1475, 1490; Mary H., 319, 340; Mildred, 340; Thomas M., 626; Velma E., 615, 626; Wayne, 319, 340 Pershall, George, 1388, 1420; Mabel J., 1388, 1420 Pershing, 658 Person, Sarah, 1130 Perth Amboy, 39 Pester, Anna M., 552; Elizabeth S., 524, 552; Fred W., 524, 552; Helen L., 552; Mildred E., 552; Robert C., 552 Peterman, Francis, 836; Jacob, 1227 Peters, Alice K., 177, 202; Arthur E., 1361, 1402; Audrey B., 1361, 1402; Bertha O., 1361, 1403; Caroline, 867, 872; Charlotte, 867, 872; Clara A., 795; De- linda, 867, 872; Elizabeth, 867; Ella M., 409; Ephraim, 202; Floyd, 1403; Floyd B., 1361, 1403; Franklin, 867; Gilbert, 738, 795; Ida A., 1335, 1360; Ida B., 1402; Jacob, 696; John, 864, 867, 1360; Kenneth I., 1403; La Verna E., 1403; L. Grace, 1361, 1403; Lillie M., Ill, 126; Lizzie S., 712; Mabel E., 127; Maria H., 864, 867; Marie W., 1495; Marion E., 1361, 1403; Mary, 778; Mary L., 1012, 1024; Nina M., 1361, 1402, 1403; Norma G., 1403; Ora B., 1361; Owen D., 1361, 1402; Ralph, 127; Rebecca, 389; Robert M., 1402; Sabina H., 696; Sarah B., 738, 795; Seth H. , 1335, 1360; Susanna, 866, 867, 872; William 712; William J., 795 Peterson, Henry C., 913; Louise, 914; Rose, 911, 913 Pethick, Nina, 1547 Pettibone, Anna, 1446, 1456; Oliver, 1456 Pettit, Cyrus H., 1396; Elizabeth E., 1355, 1396 Pfaff, Louisa T., 1025, 1026 Pfatteicher, Ernest, H., 785, 838; Ernest P., 838; Helen E., 838; Helen J., 785, 838; P., 424 Pflegier, Camilla, 519 Pfleiger, Addie S., 911, 913; Eliza¬ beth B., 1348; James, 913; John, 1348; Lizzie A., 178; Oswin, 178; Sarah M., 439, 1128 Pfleiger (Pfliiger, Pfliger), Cather¬ ine C., 671; Friederich, 512; Lydia K., 488, 512; Mary N., 1124; Raymond, 671 Pflum, Esther, 828, 851 Pheasant, Sarah L., 1371 Pheil, Harry C., 113; Viola C., 113 Phelps, Elizabeth, 1507, 1518; Oliver, 1448; Rhoda, 307 Phenegar, Mary, 828 Phero, Alice W., 1079 Phiel, Frank, 112, 127; Mary A., 112, 127; Robert R., 127 Phifer, Benjamin A., 1011; Ella J., 448, 460; James, 460 Philadelphia, 5, 12, 13, 23-27, 30, 32-36, 40, 45, 49, 54, 58, 60, 61, 65, 70, 72, 82-85 Phillipi, Anna M., 700; Tyson, 700 Phillips (Philips), 288 Anna M., 882, 883; Clara E., 722, 783; Cora B., 722, 783; Edward S., 883; Elizabeth, 1060; Eliza¬ beth N., 697; 722; Elma M., 313, 336; Evelyn M., 1159; George, 883; George L., 882, 883; George P., 1159; Hannah A., 1469, 1484; Henrietta O., 509, 540; Jacob, 722; Jesse E., 1469; John, 540; Jonathan, 1484; Joseph L., 1484, 1498; Judson G., 336; Mary, 562, 1201; Mary B., 1396; M. Ella, .1484, 1498; Minda A., 722; Rachel A., 1457, 1469; Sarah A., 563, 722; Susan M., 722, 783; Susanna, 722; Tama V., 722; Walstein, 1010; William, 697, 722; William E., 1469, 1484 Phingsten, Sophie, 217 Phipps, Elias H., 947; Rosa, 821 Piatt, Eliza A., 1091 Picked, Amos C., 1352, 1392; Annie M., 1352, 1392; Elam, 1392; Eleanor B., 1392; Kath- ryne, 1392; Viola R., 1392 Pickering, Eva F., 1119 Pickins, Eliza, 1013, 1026 Piehler, Mildred E., 1538, 1550; Otto J., 1550 Pierce (Peirce, Pearce), Crissie, 1423; Ezekiel, 259; James, 1032; Jane, 1058; Lizzie M., 1032; Lucy W., 1454; Na¬ thaniel, 1454; Samanna, 232, 259; Silas, 1550; Susan E., 1538, 1550 Pierpont, Sarah, 1534 Piersol, Hannah, 1331, 1353; Sarah, 1331 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1607 Pierson, Isaac K., 307; Laura B., 285, 307; Martin, 332; Pauline D. , 306, 332; William, 306, 332 Pike, Anne, 205; Elizabeth, 836 Pilgram, Amelia J., 889, 893; Chris¬ tiana, 893 Pinkard, Elizabeth, 115 Pinkstaff, Mary, 96, 99 Pinner, Addie M., 311, 334; Felton R. , 334, 335; Robert, 311; Robert H., 335; Robert W., 334; Warren E., 334; William, 334 Piper, Elizabeth, 208; George, 866; Mary A., 1402 Pirna, 35, 36 Pitcher, Daisy, 714 Pitman, Elsie A., 1305; Jeanette M., 295, 323; George, 1260; George H., 323, 1305; John H., 1295, 1305; Katharine E., 1295, 1305; Katharine L., 1305 Pitney, Phoebe, 1454, 1461 Pittenger, Bessie, 1307 Pitzer, F. H., 733; Marguerite S., 733 Pizagno, Irene V., 520, 550; Joseph G., 550 Place, Hannah R., 1195, 1203; Harriet, 1486; Israel, 1080, 1203, 1204; Louisa R., 1037, 1080; Margaret, 922; Mary, 1195, 1204 Plantz, Mary J., 1334 Platt, Cleta M., 302, 330; Frederick M., 644, 653; Harold Y., 302, 330; James H., 653; Mary E., 644, 653; Rhinewalt S., 653; Robert, 330; Sabina B., 1331 Platz, Frank, 904; Mary E., 897, 904 Pletcher, Mary B., 1334; Samuel, 1334 Plitt, J. K., 424 Plohs, Anna, 379 Plotts, Anna M., 597; Charles W., 597 Pluck, Sarah J., 1253 Plummer, Ethel C., 731; George E. , 731; Mary A., 1336 Plumstead, 1315 Plush, Christian, 1372; Mary M., 1343, 1372 Plymouth, 13, 35, 36, 47 Podiebrad, 7 Poehlmann, Edna S., 376, 401; Mildred E., 401; William J., 376, 401; William L., 401 Poff, Bly J., 539; David, 556; Hazel T., 539; Rebecca, 536, 556 Poh, Hanna, 1218 Poineer, 1475 Poley, Amelia C., 1047, 1097 ; Anna F. , 1096; Annie M., 1047, 1096; Barbara K, 1019, 1047; Clara, 1047, 1096; Corson, 1096; Cyrus S., 1047, 1097; Cyrus W., 1097, 1138; Eliza¬ beth F., 1097, 1139; Elizabeth S. , 1047; Emily C., 1096; Ethel E., 1097, 1138; Frances L., 1096, 1138; Francis B., 1019, 1047; Francis F., 1097, 1139; Francis H., 1047, 1097; George, 1009, 1019, 1047; George M., 1096; George W., 1047, 1096; Grace S., 1047; Hannah, 1019; Helen C., 1097; Horace S., 1047, 1097; Horace W., 1097; Irene L., 1096; Irva A. , 1097, 1139; Irvin, 1047; Irvin C., 1096, 1138; Irving R. , 1139; Jacqueline, 1138, Jeremiah, 1019, 1047; Katha¬ rine C., 597, 619, 1096; Kather¬ ine W., 1047, 1097; Keith E., 1139; Laura G., 1085; Linnaeus S. , 1047, 1097; Margaret J., 1047; Margaret S., 1097; Mar¬ tha C., 1047, 1096; Mary A., 1019, 1047; Mildred, 1138; Mildred M., 1097, 1138; Sarah B. , 1009, 1019; S. C., 1085; Warren H., 1047, 1096; Wil¬ liam F., 1097 Pollard, Emma L., 1468, 1483; John M., 1483; Robert, 1468, 1483 Pollock, Annie P., 1080, 1121; Darlington, 1080, 1121; John, 1511; Myra H., 1057, 1106; Roland D., 1057, 1106 Polster, Matilda, 1010, 1023; Mi¬ chael, 1023 Pomeranus, 8 Pomp, Belle, 1518, 1534; Charles, 1508, 1518; Eleanora, 740; Emily, 1518; Peter, 1503, 1507; Mary C., 1518; Rachel S., 1508, 1518; Sarah, 1518; Sue, 1518, 1534, 1545; Susanna M., 1503, 1507 Pond, Mary M., 521 Ponesmith, George, 980; Matilda A., 980 Pontius, Esther, 1317 Pool, Abraham, 1007; Abram, 720; Annie, 721, 779; Emmanuel, 680; Hannah H., 779; Irwin H., 365, 721, 779; Malara H., 697, 720; Mary K., 365, 721, 779; May E., 674, 680; Ro- malda, 721; Russell, 779; Wil¬ liam H., 721; William L., 697, 720 Poor (Poore), Blanche, 1499; Charles L., 1482, 1497; Janet S., 1482, 1497; Joseph, 324; Lena C., 296, 324; William H., 296, 324; W. Jennings, 324 Pope, Joseph M., 136; Nannie G., 118, 136; P. E., 118, 136; Robert E., 136 Poper, Carrie S., 103; Elmer, 103 Porter, Abbie M., 1544, 1554; Andrew, 1544; Andrew W., 1544, 1554, 1555; Anita, 1544, 1554; Anna M., 1528, 1544; Blanche B., 1119; Blanche S., 1075, 1119; Bertha H., 1053, 1102; Catharine C., 1544, 1554; David R., 1528, 1544; Edward S., 1075, 1119; Eliza¬ beth, 1526; Elizabeth M., 1528, 1543; Emily A., 1528, 1543; Emma W., 1511, 1528; Ethel, 1476, 1491; Florence E., 1119; Henry T., 1053, 1102; James, 1491; J. Madison, 1525, 1526; Josephine, 1528; Margaret, 1533; Mary A., 1102, 1528, 1544; Ruth, 1554; William A. , 1511, 1528, 1544; William H., 1544, 1554; William W., 33, 1528, 1544 Portugal, 48 Posey, Sarah J., 828; Susan, 647 Post, Charles B., 1495; Mary L., 1475, 1480, 1490, 1495 Potter, 1226, 1445, 1446 Alton, 524; Arnold, 1443, 1448, 1451; Frank, 138; Hazard, 1448; John, 1448; Martha A., 120, 138; Permelia, 882; Sarah C., 1405; Sarah E., 524; Wil¬ liam, 1443, 1451 Potts, Adelaide, 181, 208; Anna C-, 374, 400; Annetta S., 607; Annie M., 701, 733; Augustus B. , 400; Charles H., 701, 733; Clara N., 108, 121; Cornelia, 108; Daniel, 108; Ella, 647; Hannah A., 1465, 1480; Hiram, 208; Isaac, 101, 108; Izatus, 108, 121; J. Lewis, 733; Jona¬ than, 968; Lillian M., 1141; Maggie, 462; Marie P., 733, 790; Mary, 108, 121; Mary R., 733, 790; Matilda H., 101, 108; Robert, 1480; Stella, 121; Su¬ sanna M., 1458, 1471; Thomas P., 1471; Valeria, 703, 737; William J., 733, 790; Winfield F. , 108 Pough, Sarah, 751 Poust, Clarissa, 485, 506; William S., 506 Powell, Anna M., 725; Anna R., 1498; B., 725; Barbara, 487; Bessie M., 925; Clarence R., 1485, 1498; Curtis, 839; Eliza, 137; Elizabeth, 142; Elizabeth G. , 574; Ethel M., 788, 839; Harvey, 1498; Ida, 139; James B., 879; John, 487; John H., 925; Lucy A., 475, 487; Myrtle M., 1485, 1498; Ray H., 873, 879; Robert M., 1498; Samuel, 1231; Walter A., 873, 879; Willford C., 1498; William, 574 Power, Delia M., 1205 Powers, Henry H., 873, 879; Mar¬ garet C., 873, 879; Samuel, 879 Pownall, E. E., 206, 215; Helen R., 206, 215; Miles S., 215 Pratt, C. Howard, 545; Louis G., 528, 553; Louis T., 553; Mabel B., 545; Mae M., 553; Mar¬ garet J., 528; 553; Thomas F., 553; William L., 553 Pray, A. B., 1336; Minnie B., 1336 Preble, Echo H., 643, 653; Erastus B., 653 Preece, Emma L., 657 Preller, Charles, 1012 1698 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Presgrave, Mary J., 292, 319; William F., 292 Pressmar, Julius F., 1416; Reah B., 1384, 1416 Preston, Annie, 1425 Pretyman, Clara, 655 Price, Abraham A., 1081, 1123; Abraham G., 1038, 1081; Abram M., 840; Alice, 122, 1072, 1116; Alsenia A., 392, 409; Alvin B., 1123, 1145; Amanda S., 952; Anna C., 1081, 1123; Anna D., 1081, 1123; Anna G., 805; Annie A. , 791, 840; Annie M., 1081, 1123; Arthur A., 1123; Ben¬ jamin A., 1081, 1123; Charles, 1146; Charles H., 409; Charles W., 1123, 1146; Clara E., 1081, 1124; Clarence A., 1145; Cora H., 1145; David C., 1146; Edward, 1116; Edward B., 1145; Edwin C., 409; Elizabeth B. , 952, 1529; Elizabeth S., 952; Elmer E., 392, 409; Elmira S., 952; Florence, 1123, 1145; George, 633; George E., 1145; George K., 1081; Gertrude M., 748, 805; Gertrude R., 1123, 1145; Hannah, 631, 633; Harry, 1123; Harry A., 1081, 1123; Harry L., 1123, 1146; Harvey, 1123; Harvey A., 1081, 1123, 1124; Helen, 1569; Henry A., 164; Henry H., 109, 122; Henry S., 952; Ida M., 952; Jacob H., 947, 952; James H., 1298; John A., 1081, 1123; Jonas, 952; Joseph A., 791, 840; Josiah S., 952; Laura, 122; Lennie B., 1567, 1569; Lizzie S., 1287, 1298; Mar¬ garet, 1235, 1239; Margaret B. , 1081, 1123; Maria A., 947, 952; Marie E., 1146; Mary, 122, 156, 164, 1104; Mary A., 952; Mary C., 1081, 1123; Mary E., 1081, 1123, 1146; Mary J., 1081, 1123; Matilda H. 1123, 1146; Matilda R., 1123, 1145; Minerva, 1123, 1145; Nelson R., 1145; Nor¬ man, 1145; Norman D., 1146; Oliver S., 952; Russell H., 1124; Sallie R., 1081, 1123; Salome A., 947, 952; Samuel H., 947, 952; Sarah J., 1081, 1123; Sarah S., 952; Sophia A., 1038, 1081; Susanna M., 109, 122; Thomas J., 748, 805; Verna B., 952, 957; Verna L., 1146; Walter C., 1123; Wesley F., 1124; William, 1567, 1569; William S., 1552, 1557 Priest, Elizabeth, 323 Primm, Charles E., 657; Teressa C. , 647, 657 Prince, Susannah, 515 Princeton University, 23, 30 Printz, Abraham, 280; Alice, 296, 324; Anna L., 280; Annie S., 280; Aquila, 296, 325; Bertha, 296, 325; Blanche A., 297, 325; Catharine C., 273, 280; Charles, 273, 280, 296, 325; Edna A., 296, 325; Eliza¬ beth C., 274, 283; Ella, 280; Ethel L., 297, 325; Esther T., 325; Harry V., 297, 325; John W., 280; Lewis, 274, 280, 283; Mary H., 280, 296; William Id., 280, 296 Pritchard, Sarah, 135 Prizer, Alice S., 440; Ellen B., 483, 502; Enos L., 502; John, 1487; Lura L., 1471, 1487; Margaret, 275, 287, 502, 1120; Roscoe, 440; William, 287; William H., 483, 502 Probsthayn, 18, 19 Protz, Katharine, 905 Prough, Alfred, 789; Laura B., 728, 789; Thomas L., 728, 789 Prouty, Ann M., 1480 Pruder, Annie, 1169 Pruitt, Helen E., 880, 883; Le Roy C., 880, 883; Paul N., 883 Pru^si&i 14 Pugh, Charles E., 1408; Ellen, 992; Emma A., 1063, 1110; Mary A. , 1373, 1408; Samuel E., 1063, 1110; Sarah, 368 Puhl, Mary A., 1127 Pulver, Annie H., 1476; Frances, 1476, 1491; Frances J., 1491; Irvin, 1476; William, 1491 Purcell, Nora R., 1528, 1544 Purdy, Esther, 310, 311; Margaret F., 871, 878 Purple, Florence M., 1299; Florence R. , 1289, 1299; Jessie A., 1299; S. Maus, 1289, 1299 Pursell, Jennie, 1092 Purvis, Anna, 1370 Pusey, Arthur H., 135, 141; Clara B. , 135; Edmund C., 141; Esther E., 142; George FI., 135; Hannah L., 141; Jennie E., 135, 141; Marion E., 116, 135; Marshall E., 142; Mat¬ thew T., 116, 135; Silas, 135; Virginia E., 141 Putnam, 897 Putt, Elizabeth, 595, 617; Jacob, 617; Levi L., 1359; Minnie E., 1334, 1359 Pyle, Alpha, 431, 447; Daniel, 447; Ellen, 1372 Pyott, Clinton F., 814, 846; Eva M., 814, 846; Harry H., 757, 814, 846; Margaret F., 757, 814; Mary A., 814, 846; Mary L., 846; Miriam E., 814, 846; William, 814 Pyotte, Rebecca, 242 0 Quackenbush, Sarah M., 1490 Quay, Bertha A., 835; John R., 550; Margaret, 516, 550; Sarah, 1056 Queal, Atchison, 1382; John H., 1382; Mary E., 1348, 1382 Queen, Sarah, 426, 437 Quellhorst, Gail, 603; Lewis, 603; Ozella M., 583, 603; William H., 583, 603 Quick, Anna, 530; Charles W., 1077; Julia P., 1036, 1077 Quier, Elamina, 562 Quigley, Horace R., 999; Mary B., 1022; Sadie, 994 ,999; Sophia H., 1010; Urias, 1010 Quillman, Bella, 1416; Phillip A., 1011 Quimby, Susan A., 1493 Quin, Evelyn, 411 Quinn, Annie, 523; Bertha J., 1378, 1412; Catharine A., 367, 391; Clara, 718, 775; Della R., 669; Dorothy L., 1412; Frank B., 367, 391; George R., 1378, 1412; George W., 1412; Ida J., 388; Irwin B., 388; John 391; Joseph, 669; Mary A., 1172; Sarah, 669; William, 1288 R Rabenold (Raubenholdt), Alice E., 438, 452; Amos W., 438, 452; Angie B., 437; Anna M., 438, 452; Benjamin, 437; Carrie L., 438; Dennis T., 1242; Eddie F., 438; Edwin P., 1236, 1242; Esther M., 438; Eva M., 438; Florence M., 438; Laura S., 438, 452; Libbie E., 437, 452; Luceanna, 969, 973; Lucy, 1242; Marcus A., 1242; Mary A., 426, 437; Mary E., 1242; Norman S., 1242; Paul W., 1242; Peter A., 426, 437; Phaon, 1242; Raymon J., 438; Raymond F., 1242; Sarah A., 1236, 1242; Volda L., 1242 Raby, Annie M., 316 Race, Ella, 905 Racine, Apoline, 1075 Radcliffe (Radcliff), Anna, 357, 368; Charlotte T., 1056; Mary D. , 1301; Thomas, 368 Rader, Clara, 108, 120; Edward, 331; Henry, 120; Mary, 440; Rebecca M., 304, 331 Radford, Elizabeth, 617 Raesly (Rasely), Anna, 1090, 1135; Annie B., 1046; Claude E., 1095; Cora; 1046; Cora E., 1046, 1095; Darwin, 1046; Edith, 1046; Edwin, 1019, 1046; Elizabeth K., 1095; Em¬ ma, 1046; Emma E., 1046, 1095; Emma J., 1046, 1095; Enos, 1019; Frank, 1046; Franklin, 1046; George W., 1095; Grace, 1046; Harold G., 1095, Hattie F., 1095; Hiester, 1046; Jacob, 1019; James G., 1135; J. Ray, 1095; Laura S., 1046; Levi, 1019, 1046; Lizzie, 1046; Lois, 1046; Mary, 1046; Mary O., 1019, 1046; Orantes, 1046, 1095; Paul¬ ine, 1046, 1095; Samuel, 1009, 1019; Samuel E., 1046, 1095; Sarah E., 1019, 1046; Susan E. , 1019, 1046; Susan O., 1009, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1(399 1019; Theta E., 1095, 1137; Wellington, 1046; William, 1019, 1046 Raetzer, Bertha E., 1269; Clara M., 1269, 1276; E. Herman, 1263, 1269; Emma E., 1269; Ernest Y., 1269; Mary A., 1263, 1269; Walter T., 1269 Rafalee, Electah, 1480 Rager, Mary, 991 Rahn, 705, 743 Anna, 760; Arthur H., 1084; Ashton, 760; Bertha, 760; Buelah V., 1384, 1416; Catha¬ rine V., 1084, 1127; Charles, 712, 760, 816; Christina L., 712, 760; Clara, 760; Cora I., 674, 680, 1384; Edwin, 760; Edwin B., 1040, 1084; Emerson M., 1384, 1416; Enos, 1127; Francis, 1084; Frank C., 284, 305; G. Edward, 1416; George G., 1349, 1384; George L., 318; George W., 291, 318; Harvey, 1084, 1127; Henry G. , 318; Henry K., 318; Heze- kiah B., 305; Ida B., 291, 318; Jacob, 760; Jennie, 760; Jennie R., 1384, 1416; John S., 1384; Julius P., 1416; Kathryn B., 760, 816; Mary, 816, '847; Mary E., 284, 305; Misuria C., 1040, 1083; Newton, 760; Orval M., 1384, 1416; Reah B., 1384, 1416; Sallie, 1081, 1123; Sarah, 232, 234; Sarah V., 1349, 1384; Susan, 760, 816; Valeria, 847; Valeria L., 568, 574 Rainthorp, Annabella, 1404 Rake, Carl, 999; Charles H., 999; Harriet, 999, Lena C., 991, 999; Nellie M., 999; Percy H. , 991, 999; Robert, 999; William, 999 Rakestraw, Charles, 1391; Lillian, 1352, 1391 Ralston, Catharine A., 1022, 1052; Levi, 1052 Ramback, Joh. Jac., 1437 Ratnberg, Charles A., 191; Edward O., 171, 191; Edward T., 191; Elizabeth K., 191; Laura K., 171, 191; Laura M., 191, 212 Rambler, Caroline, 1371 Rambo, 1005 Abel, 896, 1024, 1025, 1057; Ann, 291; Charles, 1106; Charles G., 1057; Cora K., 1057; Dexter, 1106; Dexter L., 1057, 1106; Eliza B., 800; Elizabeth, 1274, 1304, 1309; Florence, 388; Frank G., 1057, 1106; George, 1057; George H., 1057; Gunner, 1106; Han¬ nah E., 873, 879; Israel, 879; Jane G., 1024, 1057; Jane M., 296; Joseph D., 1309; Kate S., 1057, 1106; Lidie, 1057, 1106; Mary G., 1057, 1293, 1304; Mary T., 1057; Vincent J., 1057 Ramey, Lydia, 1318 Ramsey (Ramsay), Amanda, 670; Anna, 670, 677; Anna S., 670; Arthur, 669; Dela, 669; Elda K. , 670; Elizabeth S., 666, 669; Ella M., 714, 767; Ella W., 669; Harriet, 276, 290; Harry, 670; Ida, 669; John W., 379; Katie, 670; Lizzie, 669; Mary, 669; Minerva, 670; Noah, 669; Robert, 508; Samuel F., 670; Samuel L., 666, 669; Sarah M., 486, 508; Susan E., 361, 379; William, 361, 379, 670 Ramspart, Katherine, 1388 Ranee, George A., 610; Mary R., 610 Ranck, Emma A., 846 Randall, Anna F., 1098; Annette W., 1458, 1473; Edwin R., 1458, 1473; Frank E., 1496; Katharine P., 1481, 1496, 1497; Louise A., 1473, 1489; Mary 1., 1473, 1489; Paul K, 1481, 1496; Robert P., 1497; William 5., 1473 Randolph, Edith, 405; Harriet S., 1466, 1481; Helen F., 1481, 1496; Jeptha F., 1481; Orville F., 1466, 1481 Rankin, Charles F., 1072, 1115; Ella M., 1072, 1115; George W., 1115; Katie R., 626 Ransom, Emma, 762, 818; Harriet N., 713, 762; Warren W., 713, 762; William, 762 Rantzheimer, John F., 186 Rapine, Emily, 329 Raplee, Andrew, 1448; Nehemiah, 1454; Rebecca H., 1454 Rapp, Agnes J., 1469, 1484; Alice 1., 647, 657; Anderson, 1485; Andora B., 1457, 1469; Anna M., 1469, 1485; Barnet, 1457; Benjamin F., 1457, 1469; Charles L., 1470; Clara A., 1484; Eleanor, 1469, 1484; Eliza J., 1457; Elizabeth F., 1469, 1485; Elizabeth N., 147; Ellen IV, 1379, 1413; Emma E., 1469; Esther E., 1457, 1469; Esther L ., 1485, 1498; Eva D., 1485, 1498; Fanny, 312; Frank E., 1469, 1484; George, 72; George B., 1485; George W., 1457, 1469; Grant L. , 1485; Hannah A., 1469, 1484; Hannah V., 1469, 1484; Irma M., 1485, 1498; Irma R., 1484; Jacob M., 657; Jesse P., 1469, 1485; J. Howard, 1485, 1498; Joseph E., 1457, 1469; Joseph H., 1438, 1446, 1457; Joseph L., 1469, 1485; Joseph P., 1469, 1485; Leah E., 1470; Leonard L., 1470; Leonard T., 1379, 1413; Lois, 1485; Margaretta S., 1446, 1457; Mary, 1485, Mary A., 1469, 1484; Mary E., 1469, 1485; Mary K., 1469, 1485; Ora E., 1485, 1498; Peter S., 1413, 1457, 1469; Rachael R., 1457, 1469; Rachel A., 1457, 1469; Silas S., 1457, 1469, 1484; U. S. Grant, 1469, 1485; Vernon L., 1485; Warren A., 1485; W. Leighton, 1485 Rappallye, Helen, 1495 Rapture, James, 732; Susan H., 732 Rarick, Lovina, 1400 Rash, Savannah, 464 Rasig, Mary, 171 Ratcliff, Annie K., 175, 197; Charles, 1035, 1074; Eliza¬ beth C., 1035, 1074; Ida M., 175; Mary, 1074; Rebecca K., 160, 175; Rebecca S., 175; Samuel D., 160, 175; Samuel K. , 175 Rathbun, Adolph, 1418; Goldie L., 1418; Lela A., 1385, 1418; L. Fern, 1418; Lloyd M., 1418; R. Emil, 1418; Wesley, 1385, 1418 Rathman, John, 543; Rosa E., 543 Ratzell, Elizabeth, 1289 Rau, Caroline M., 177, 202; Elsie L., 177, 202; Frederick M., 202; Mary J., 658 Raubenholdt — see Rabenold Rauch, Magdalena, 1191; Mary, 426; Rebecca F., 426; Sarah, 331 Raudenbush (Roudenbush), Alice R., 1202; Amanda S., 1194; 1202; Ambrose, 721; Amelia IV, 1156, 1160; Catharine A., 1194, 1202; Charles, 387; Charles M., 1202; Earl, 1217; Edwin S., 1194, 1202; Emma, 906; Emma E., 894, 901; Flo¬ rence, 365, 387; George, 894, 901, 1156, 1160; -Hannah A., 909; Harry W., 1202; Harvey O., 1202, 1217; Henry, 1194; Jacob, 698, 1189, 1194; Jennie H., 901, 906; Katie C., 1202, 1217; Katie S., 443, 458, 1202; Lavinia S., 1194; LeRoy, 1217; Lydia, 689, 698; Maggie, 1160; Michael, 909; Nellie B., 1202, 1217; Paul, 1217; Paul H., 901, 906; Pearl, 1217; Romalda P., 721; Russell, 1217; Sarah S., 1194, 1202; Sophia S., 1189, 1194; Theo., 1217; Thomas, 901; Titus E., 1202, 1217 Raue, John F., 1496; Olga, 1481, 1496 Raup, Helen, 1247, 1253; Minerva F., 980, 990; Samuel, 1253; William, 980, 990 Rauschenberger, Hannah IV, 327 Rawlings, Hattie, 1405 Rawlins, Bettie A., 107, 119; R. A., 119 Rawn, Annie, 243; Elizabeth K., 235, 243; George K., 235; Har¬ vey K., 243; Isaac H., 232, 235; John K., 235; Magdalena K., 232, 235; Mary K., 235; Mil- ton, 243; Septimus IV, 235, 243; Sophie K., 235, 243; Susan IV, 235 1700 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Rawson, Edna R., 897, 904; Eliza¬ beth A., 904; Ralph W., 897, 904; William H., 904 Ray, Alice, 1066; Florence. 1546; Helen L., 1534; Ida L., 135, 142; Jack F., 142; James A., 560; John 142; John E., 135, 142; Mary, 998; Mary M., 544, 560; Russell E., 142 Rayden, Annie L., 1158 1165; Edward F., 1165 Raymond, Eliza A., 1044 Raysor, Ann, 1049; Mary C., 319 Rea, Alta F., 533, 555; Bessie, 555; Bessy, 533, 555; Bruce P., 505, 533; Edna, 533, 555; Elizabeth S., 505, 533; Ellen, 533; Emma, 1083, 1126; Eva, 555; George E., 533; Harry, 534; Henry D., 533, 555; Howard, 533, 534, 555; Ida M., 533, 554; Irvin, 555; Laura, 533, 555; Madie N., 533, 555; Maggie 533, 554; Mary, 533, 555; Paul, 555; Pearl, 533; Ray¬ mond, 555; Verio, 555; Violet, 555; William U., 1126 Read — see Reed Reader, Mary J., 766 Reading, 83, 84 Harriet E., 1363; Ida, 1550 Ready, Annie D., 1431 Reagan, Amelia, 654 Reagle, Elizabeth, 1018, 1045; Jacob 1045; Sarah, 1018, 1045 Ream, Anna, 773 Rearick, George P., 493; Ida B., 477, 493 Reazor, Eliza R., 633, 637; Helen R. , 655, 659; Hiram, 637; Jacob, 633, 637; Laura, 637; Margaret, 660; Merton L., 660; Paul, 655, 659; Sarah, 637 Reber, Adam, 252, 265; Anna, 793, 840; Clara J., 831; Clara M., 837; Edward, 265; Elizabeth K., 252, 265; Emma, 556; Florence G., 513, 547; Harry, 513, 547; Helen, 1107; Hen¬ rietta, 265; Isaac H., 840; John, 265; John R., 1140; Lucy, 168; Miriam C., 1098, 1140 Rebert, Jacob, 1315 Reck, Blanche, 297, 325; Ida C., 280, 297; John, 280, 297; Michael, 297; Norma, 297 Redcay, Amanda, 1409 Redden, Mary A., 879 Redding, Clara E., 509, 541; Doro¬ thy, 541; Edith. 541; Emma K., 509, 541; George, 541; George C., 509, 541 ; James R., 487, 509; Mary W., 487, 509; S. , Jennie, 509 Reddington, Elizabeth, 785 Redfern, Anna M., 317, 338; G. D., 338 Redfield, Elizabeth, 893, 900 Redheffer, Hannah K., 155, 162 Red Hill, 63 Redington, Benjamin, 260; Eliza¬ beth, 260; Olive, 243, 260 Redlinger, Carrie, 1427 Redman, J. T., 845; Nancy, 616; Sarah, 810, 845 Reed (Read, Reid), 1003, 1006 Aaron, 1115; Abraham, 1321, 1359; Alice M., 1072, 1115; Alice V., 1334, 1359; Ambrose S., 676, 682; Amelia, 1276; Ann B., 1321; Anna W., 156, 164; Beatrice C., 164; Bertha H., 1384, 1417; Calvin M., 156; Carl E., 1360, 1402; Caroline, 1013, 1029; Catherine, 1169; Charles, 1252; Charles H., 1334, 1359; Charles P., 1402; Chester, 182; Clarence S., 676; Claude T., 682; Daniel F., 851; Daniel U., 156, 164; David F., 1059, 1107, 1359; David W., 1145; Dorothea W., 182, 210; Dorothy K., 264; Edgar W., 210; Edwin, 182, 682, 1334; Elizabeth, 771, 826, 827, 851; Elizabeth G., 155, 163; Eliza¬ beth I., 1334, 1360; Elizette, 1243, 1252; Elmer N., 1072; Elsie E., 1359; Elsie M., 1359, 1402; Emanuel, 1334; Emma, 182; Emma M., 156, 164; Evelyn M., 1359; Flora, 1402; Floranda M., 155, 163; Frank E. , 1360; Fritz, 182; George, 1359; George W., 120, 1040, 1072; Gertrude M., 1359; Gladys, 182; Guy, 164; Han¬ nah, 829; Hannah U., 150, 155; Harriet J., 1334, 1359; Harri¬ son E., 163, 182; Harry, 1334; Harry H., 1384, 1417; Hart F., 1516, 1532; Harvey S., 676, 1122, 1145; Henry, 155, 163, 1334; Henry W., 676, 682; Herman, 182; Hester B., 1314, 1315; Howard, 682; Howard F. , 668, 676; Howard M., 1359; Ida P., 1359, 1402; Ida S., 163, 182; Isaac, 826; Jacob, 1054; James M., 264; James O., 1334, 1359; Jeffe A., 1017, 1040; Jennie D., 156, 164; Jerusha, 1575; John, 150, 155, 944, 1314, 1315; John B„ 251, 264; John F., 163, 182; Justus S., 676; Kathryn A., 676, 1122, 1145; Katie B., 676, 682; Katie E., 792; Katie T., 676, 682; Leonard, 182; Levi C., 1360; Lillian C., 1360; Lizzie E., 156, 164; Louisa, 1023, 1054; Luella S., 676; Luther D., 1107, 1143; Lydia A., 1020; Mabel, 122; Malaria, 1040, 1085; Marchell, 1359; Mar¬ garet, 399; Margaret M., 1107, 1143; Margaret S., 1324, 1334; Maria G., 1017, 1040; Marie, 182; Marie M., 163, 182; Mar¬ jorie E., 1359, 1402; Mark P., 1359, 1402; Martha B., 1360; Mary, 164, 329, 405, 1023, 1040, 1054; Mary A., 155, 163, 1516, 1532; Mary C., 1334, 1359; Mary E., 107, 120, 163, 182; Mary H., 251, 264; Mary L., 1034, 1072; Mary P., 156, 164; Matilda, 1170; Merle C., 1359, 1402; Milton, 1040, 1359; Minnie E., 1334, 1359; Myrtle A., 1107, 1143; Nevin N., 1072; Orpha B., 1359; Orvilla P., 1359; Oswin N., 1072; Philip, 73, 155, 156, 164; Phoebe A., 1162, 1170; Richard R., 1359; Ruth, 164; Samuel, 1324, 1334; Sara A., 156; Sarah, 1040, 1085; Sarah J., 1334, Savenia J., 1059, 1107; Servatus, 182; Servatus W., 155, 163; Sophie A., 163, 182; Stella M., 168, 187, 1360, 1402; Susan A., 1366, Susan N., 1040; Susan U., 150, 156; Susanna H., 668, 676; Theodore, 1334, 1359; Viola G., 1334; Wallace, 164; Warren, 676; Welford A., 187; Wellington E., 182, 210; Well¬ ington J., 155, 163; William, 156, 164; William A., 156, 164; William F., 150, 1017; William 1., 1402; William O., 1334; William P., 164; Zacharias R., 1034, 1072 Reeder, Andrew, 1543; Barbara A. , 699; Frank, 789, 1543; Helen, 1511; Helen B., 1527, 1543; Howard, 699, 1511; Howard J., 1527, 1543; Jane B. , 1336; J. Knight, 1543; Leila B., 1527, 1543, 1554; W. H., 1336 Reef, Lovina, 435 Reel, Frances B., 1353; Isaac C., 1353 Reese (Rees), Annie M., 442, 456; Catharine, 1378; Charles L., 1423, 1431; David J., 1423; David L., 1423; D. L., 1390, 1423; Emma E., 456, 463; Ethel H., 1092, 1137; Ethel O., 1137; Frances R., 1431; Grace L., 1137; Hannah E., 1440, 1446; Harold R., 456, 463; Harry M., 1173; Harry O., 1164, 1173; John, 456, 1446; John W., 463; Kathryn 5., 1423, 1430; Laura B., 1431; Maggie D., 1164, 1173; Mary, 1172; Mary B., 1390, 1423; Maxine Y., 1431; Oscar D., 1173; Richard, 1092, 1137; Ruth S., 1423, 1431; Sallie, 247; Sallie A., 444; Thomas, 1137; William, 442, 456 Reeser, Frank M., 197; Isabella, 694, 715; Jarius H., 846; Maude, 175, 197; Moses, 484; Sarah A., 474, 484, 812, 846; William, 968 Reeve, Harry H., 1221; John M., 1206, 1221; Nellie S., 1206, 1221; Sallie M., 1221 Reff, Elmer H., 320 Reffard, Maggie, 1130 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1701 Refsnider, Elmer E., 669; Wile- mina S., 669 Regan, Mary E., 782, 837 Regen, Harriet A., 190, 212; Isabel 1., 190; Jennie, 190; Katherine A., 190; Mamie, 190, 212; Mary E., 171, 190; William M., 171, 190 Regent, 270, 860, 861 Carl, 10 Reger, John, 771; Lydia, 717; Lydia R., 771 Regn, Lily M., 512, 545; Mabel A., 545; Michael, 545; William H., 545; William J., 512, 545 Rehrer, Lillian, 756 Reichard — see Richard Reichel, E. Grant, 737, 794; Frank H., 794; Lizzie H., 737, 794; Mary N., 794; Susan R., 794; William, 794 Reichenbach, Alcide, 396; Anthony, 476, 488; Arthur D., 1274, 1278; Dorothy A., 1274, 1278; George, 488; John G., 1190; Maria, 1188, 1190; Maria A., 488, 511; Martha A., 151, 157; May M., 371, 396; Philip, 157; Rosina G., 476, 488; William 5., 1278 Reichert, Harvey, 755; Mary, 845; Mary E., 755; Sophia, 185 Reichstetter, Bertha M., 747, 804; Christain F., 804 Reider, Herbert, 1219; Sarah, 712, 760; Sarah E., 1204, 1219 Reiff, Abraham, 370; Abraham S., 952; Abraham W., 960; Abram A., 292, 320; Alice K., 241, 258; Alverda H., 320; Ann E., 287; Ann (Annie) R., 287, 311; Annie, 651; Benjamin O., 258; Benjamin R., 241, 258; Bertha, 1245, 1253; Carrie E., 312, 355; Catharine, 1002, 1015; Chris¬ topher, 275, 287; Clara I., 287, 312; Claude S., 312, 335; Edith M., 335, 342; Elizabeth, 275, 287; Elizabeth I., 312, 335; Ella, 892, 899; Elsie M., 312, 335; Emma C., 287, 311, 312, 335; Emma S., 1218; Florence H., 320; Florence M., 312; Frank S., 899; Geneva S., 954, 960; George, 62, 272, 275, 364; George H., 287, 312; George L., 195, 320; George O., 298; Hannah, 274, 286; Harry G., 312; Helen H., 320; Helen M., 335, 342; Howard A., 1253; Irene F., 312; Irene H., 320; Irwin B., 287, 312; Jacob, 1229; Jacob N., 954, 960; Jacob W., 957; Katie L., 358, 370; Leila H., 320; Leona M., 335, 341; Leroy K., 258; Lizzie, 1308; Mabel H., 320; Malinda K., 292, 320; Mar¬ garet H., 272, 275; Mary A., 280, 298, 311, 335, 1344, 1376; Mary B., 311, 335; Mary E., 287, 312; Mary L., 356, 364; Maude A., 312, 335; Morris W., 312, 335; Norman K., 258; Roland H., 320; Sallie A., 174, 195; Sara J., 312; Sarah A., 275, 287; Sarah H., 320; Sarah L. , 948, 952; Stanley H., 302; Susan, 952, 957; William FI., 311, 335; William M., 287, 311 Reifsnyder, Alfred, 804; Alice, 804; Amanda M., 700; Amelia, 705, 743; Catharine, 705, 743; Charles, 747, 804; Ellen E., 804; Esther H., 691, 705; Levi, 1027; Lydia, 690, 702; Malinda, 1117; Margaret H., 747, 804; Mary H., 770; Rich¬ ard, 691, 705; Samuel, 702; Sarah J., 804; Sarah S., 1027 Reigle (Reigel), Deborah, 701, 731; Elsie E., 677, 682; Mary A., 669, 677; Precilia, 1573, 1574; Stewart L., 669, 677; William B., 677 Reigner, Pearl, 124 Reilly, Catherine, 1112; Catherine S., 1140; Margaret E., 1079; Mary H., 869; Sallie, 210; Thomas, 869 Reim, Agnes, 648, 658; Max, 658 Reiman, Annie, 1041, 1086; Daisy M. , 1086; Earl, 1086; Emily A., 1205, 1220; Frederick, 1041, 1220; Herman E., 1017, 1041; LeRoy H., 1086; Lizzie, 1041; Louisa D., 1017, 1041; Margaret H., 1086; Minerva H., 1041, 1086; Myrtle H., 1086; Raymond C., 1086; Wilhelmina, 1041; William J., 1041, 1086; William L., 1086 Reimel, Sue, 1148 Reimensnyder, II. Cleora, 490, 515; John J., 515 Reimer, Aaron, 435; Ida M., 425, 435 Reimert, Charles E., 197; Chris- tianna K., 175, 197; Isaac, 175, 197; William, 197 Reinberger, Susan, 781 Reiner, Catharine, 312; Horace, 288, 312; Ida B., 288, 312; Isaac Z., 995; Levi, 312; Lizzie, 985, 995 Reinert, Alice, 489, 514; Augustus, 557; Carl, 598; Caroline, 1155, 1159; Charles, 514; David, 912, 914; Elizabeth, 532; Han¬ nah M., 755, 810; Irvin B., 579, 597; Katie H., 914; Lillian M., 579, 597; Maria, 809; Mark, 598; Mary, 538, 557; Olivia H., 912, 914; Rosa, 756, 812; Sallie H., 914; Samuel, 810, 812; Thomas, 1159 Reinhart (Reinhard, Rinehard, Rhinehart, etc.), Aaron R., 1048; Abraham, 167, 839; Ada P., 1417, 1429; Alice C., 543, 559; Almon F., 1421; Andrew P., 373, 398; Angelina, 543; Ann B., 1009, 1019; Ann R., 1019, 1048; Anna M., 543; Carlton W., 788, 839; Catha¬ rine S., 511, 543; Christine, 778; David W., 1048; Donald J., 1430; Emerald M., 1430; Emma, 516; Emma L., 543, 559; Ernest, 380; Fern S., 1252; Frederic, 337; Gottlieb, 1429; Hannah, 1019, 1048; Hattie M., 1388 1421; Helen, L., 313, 337; Howard J., 1243, 1252; Isabella, 1471; Jacob B., 1019, 1048; Jesse, 1019; John, 1417, 1429; Leroy A., 1430; Lester H., 1252; Levi, 1252; Lizzie, 362, 380; Lizzie V., 1243, 1252; Mabel I., 373, 398; Maggie M., 543; Malinda, 530; Maria A., 157, 167; Mark, 1019; Martin, 1046; Mary, 337, 463, 1568; Mary A., 1048, 1097; Mary M., 543; Nellie H., 788, 839; Raymond G., 398; Reuben, 543; Robert B., 1102; Ronald, 1430; Russel C., 398; Ruth M., 1252; Samuel, 1009, 1019; Sarah Y., 477, 491; Sylvester, 511, 543; Tillara, 492; Tillie, 1046; Vance I., 1421; Warren, 1388, 1421 Reinholt, Kate H., 831 Reinsmith, Kate, 759 Reinwald (Reinwalt, Rinewalt, Reinewald, Reynald, etc.),, 40 49 Abraham, 630-633, 639, 918, 945; Ada C., 646, 655; Ada M., 642, 652; Adam, 415, 631-633, 636-638, 643; Adam J., 638, 645; Adam L., 637, 643, 644; Allan B., 643, 653; Anna, 404, 415, 631; Anna D., 631, 633, 918; Anna R., 466; Annie E., 646; Balthaser (Baltzer, Bal- tis), 56, 67, 70, 467, 630, 631, 887, 944; Barbara, 37, 38, 43, 67, 68, 414, 630, 886; Barbara H., 631, 633; Carl A., 646; Catharine, 632, 633, 638, 1446, 1457; Catherine, 630, 631; Catherine R., 633, 638; Charles, 645; Charlotte B., 637, 643; Christian, 632, 633; Chris¬ topher (Christoph), 36, 38, 41, 43, 56, 67, 68, 79, 83, 270, 415, 470, 630—633, 639, 886, 928, 1438 Daniel, 636; Daniel F., 638, 646; David, 630-632; Earl W., 652; Echo H., 643, 653; Edna K., 646; Eliza, 633, 637; Elizabeth, 631-634; Elizabeth Y., 467, 630, 631; Ella M., 638, 645; Fannie D., 642, 652; George, 17, 36, 41, 43, 44, 54, 55, 67, 68, 79, 85, 413-415, 466, 467, 630, 631, 633, 636, 638, 1152, 1280; Guy M., 642; Hannah, 633, 637, 638, 646; Hannah P., 631, 633, 638; Hannah R., 638, 646; Harold D., 654; Harriet, 638; Harry, 642, 652; Harry E., 646; Helen, 655, 659; Helen L., 642, 652; Helen N., 652; Henry, 632; Henry L., 637, 643; Howard, 645 1 702 Genealogical Record ok the Schwenkkeldek Families Ida M., 646; Irvin L., 646; Invin, 646, 654; Irwin W., 636, 642; Jacob, 631, 633, 636, 638, 646, 655; Jacob F., 636, 642; John, 633, 638; John E., 636, 646; John M., 638, 645; John P., 638, 646; Jonas, 632, 634, 1187, 1190; Joseph, 631-633, 656; Joseph L., 633, 636; Joseph W., 642; Judith, 414, 630, 886; June, 643; Kate P., 646, 654; Laura C., 638; Lauren, 643; Leah S., 636, 642; Leon S., 642, 652; Lillian V., 642; Lucretia, 643; Lydia, 632, 633, 637 Magdalena, 631; Margaret M., 633, 638; Maria, 414, 631, 632; Maria A., 414, 630, 632; Maria de Dolores, 633, 636; Maria M., 630, 631, 928; Marilla G., 637, 643; Mary, 632-634, 637, 638, 645; Mary A., 633, 637; Mary B., 638, 642, 646, 656; Mary F., 633, 636; Mary G., 631, 633; Mary I., 646; Mary L., 631, 633; Mary R., 646, 654; Mattie S., 646, 655; Mel¬ chior, 56, 414, 630, 632, 633, 886, 944; Michael, 663; Norma C., 646; Olive, 645; Rachel, 636; Regina, 52, 631, 632, 663, 664; Rosanna, 663; Rosanna H., 270; Rosanna S., 630; Ro- sina, 631; Rosina H., 415, 467, 470; Rosina S., 632, 663; Ruth A., 636, 642 Salome, 632; Samuel, 646; Sarah, 52, 570, 580, 631, 633, 634, 636, 638, 646, 655, 1281, 1282; Sarah E., 637, 643, 653; Sarah F., 637, 643; Sarah M., 646, 654; Susan, 636, 642; Susanna, 38, 43, 53, 68, 349, 350, 414, 415, 467, 630-632, 663, 1176, 1280; Susanna S., 632, 634, 1187, 1190; Susanna W., 414, 415; Thomas, 652; Ursula, 662; William, 638, 845 Reisch, Henry, 836; Katie, 781, 836; Margaret, 380 Reist, Anna, 848 Reiter, 720 Ada, 1406; Anna A., 365, 386; Anna M., 97; Arthur W., 186; Charles I., 365, 386; Edward O., 186; Elizabeth K., 386; Emeline, 1166; Emma D., 482, 500; Emma K., 386; Emma L., 932, 936; Franklin P., 936; Grace M., 186; Helen M., 186; Henry, 909; John M., 500; Katie M., 561, 564; Lydia, 480, 496; Lydia A., 909; Man- oah A., 564; Mary K., 386; Matilda E., 909, 910; Michael, 97; Norman G., 167, 186; Polly, 98; Rebecca G., 101; Santa M., 186; Sarah E., 167, 186; Su¬ sanna, 386 Reithmayer, Laura, 1309 Reitnauer (Reitnaur), Abraham, 1158; Annie, 544; Caroline, 1158; Charles, 544, 561; Doug¬ lass, 561; Emma M., 511, 544; Emma S., 760, 816; Esther, 545; Francis, 545; George J., 816; Helen, 545; Horace S., 511, 544; Jonas, 544; Joseph, 760, 816; Maggie, 544, 561; Marion, 544; Minnie L., 544, 561; Ralph, 545; Raymond, 544; Susanna, 388 Reitz, Carolina, 1211; Caroline, 244; Elementa, 457; Sophia, 480, 497 Reller, Ella, 681 Remalay, Bertha M., 752; Charles, 709, 752; Clayton, 752; Cora L. , 709, 752; Doris I., 752; Luella, 752; Roy, 752; Stephen, 752 Remaly, Susan, 1134 Rementor, Anna M., 805 Remer, G. H., 1445; Louise E., 1459, 1474; Melville, 1459, 1474; William T., 1474 Remington, Clement, 1307; Ethel M. , 1300, 1307; Hope, 1307; John C., 1300, 1307; Kenneth R., 1307 Renfrey, M. Lizzie, 724 Renkenberger, Catharine, 1399; Laura, 1357, 1399; William, 1399 Renn, Barnard, 764; E. E., 820; Earle L., 764, 820; Effie A., 714, 764; Effie G., 820; Fred¬ erick B., 820; Matilda M., 820; Melville, 764; Olive (Ollie) M., 764, 819; Phoebe M., 764, 820; Raymond F., 764; Timo¬ thy O., 714, 764; Walter H., 764, 819 Rennard, Carrie B., 315, 337; Deborah B., 1036, 1076; Win¬ field, 315, 337; Winfield S., 1036, 1076; Winifred, 1076 Renner, 477 Anna, 1258; David, 492; Francis A., 1163, 1170; Helen D., 1163, 1170; Jacob, 1438; James K., 282, 302; Jeremiah, 1312; John, 370, 395; John E., 1170; John K. , 333; Kate, 659; Lizzie K., 370, 395; Lydia, 1014, 1031; Margaretta A., 308, 333; Rob¬ ert H., 1170; Susanna, 1312; Susanna V., 282, 302; William E., 1170; Wilmer, 1170 Renninger, Abraham, 811; Adelia M., 487, 510; Alverda H., 901, 906; Annie, 759, 815; Augustus, 183; Augustus Y., 1222; Birdie M., 895, 902; Catharine, 529; Charles R., 906; Clyde H., 901, 906; Dorothy U., 184; Edna U., 184; Ellen S., 165, 183; Emma, 1083, 1126; Emma J., 1022, 1052; Esther U., 184; Florence U., 184; Frederick, 1233, 1235; Henry, 1126, 1235; Henry O., 815; Irvin G., 384; Jacob, 97, 487, 510; Jesse W., 902; John, 510; John E., 510; John O., 1235; John U., 184; Josiah S., 906; Mary A., 510; Mary S., 1235, 1241; Peter S., 1052; Raymond U., 185; Sadie R. , 384; Sallie M., 811; Sarah M., 510, 541; Sevilla, 1207, 1222; Sophia, 298; Susannah S. , 1233, 1235; Sylvester, 1235; Viola U., 184; William, 1235; William B., 165, 183 Renshaw, Rebecca, 1039 Rentschler, Frederick, 951, 955; Isabella Y., 951, 955 Rentzheimer, Aravesta L., 166, 186 Replogle, Clara E., 1360; Edith, 957, 961; Lawrence K., 1360 Repp, Ida, 1159 Reppert, Bruce V., 1174; Byron L., 1174; Caroline, 1015, 1035; Clifford E., 1174; Edward J., 1167, 1174; Ella C., 980, 992; Harold L., 992; Harriet, 999; Harry, 980, 992; Levi J., 1174; Mary R., 1167, 1174; Minnie, 1042, 1089; Reynold J., 1174; William, 992 Repsher, Althea N., 462; Lillian M., 453, 462; Milton J., 462; Sarah C., 462; Selden, 453, 462 Reser, Anna, 1354, 1394; Jacob, 1394 Resh, Eliza, 421, 426; Elizabeth, 1420 Retz, Cathrine, 851 Reustle, Blanche R., 1119; Charles G. , 1075, 1119; Florence S., 1075, 1119 Reutschman, Anna F., 1064, 1110 Reutter, Katherine, 108, 121 Rex, Adam F., 206; Agnes J., 179, 204; Agnes N., 177, 202; Alfred C., 1528, 1544; Amanda E., 180; Amanda K., 162; Amanda M., 162, 180; Amelia I., 180; Ann, 179; Anna C., 206, 215; Anna M., 870, 1528, 1544; Anna V., 206, 216; Anne E., 180, 206; Anne K., 180, 207; Barbara S., 162, 180; Beulah M. , 202; Blanche B., 180, 206; Carlton P., 1544; Caroline R., 162, 180; Carrie B., 206; Catherine, 162, 179, 180, 206; Charles N., 162, 179; Charlton H. , 204; Clara G., 180; Edwin, 179; Effie C., 206, 215; Effie L. , 286; Eliza A., 180, 207; Elizabeth, 162, 180, 215, 809; Elizabeth N., 155, 162; Ella, 180; Emily, 180; Emma G., 206, 215; Emma J., 162, 181, 206; Enoch, 155, 162; Enoch N. , 180, 181; Eva S., 206, 215; Florence C., 180; George, 180, 207, 866, 870, 871, 1261; George C., 204, 215, 217; George W., 180, 206, 215; Hannah F., 180, 206; Hannah W., 180, 207; Helen R., 206, 215; Henry, 180; Ida, 808, 843; Ida E., 530; Jacob H., 179, 204; John, 179; John C., 207; John H., 206, 216; John M. , 180, 206; John W., 217; Joseph, 162, 180, 206, 207; Genealogical Record oe the Sciivvenkeelder Families 1703 Katherine H., 180, 207; Mar¬ garet- H., 162, 179; Margaret §., 216, 1015, 1034; Marie C., 206, 866, 870; Marie I., 179, 204; Mary, 162, 179, 1260, 1261; Mary A., 162, 179, 206, 216; Mary E., 180; Mary L., 204; Mary M., 180, 207; Min¬ nie I., 204; Nancy J., 180; Percival T., 206, 215, 286; Rebecca E., 180; Rose A., 215, 217; Samuel, 162, 179; Sarah C. , 207; Susan E., 180; Susan R., 180, 207; Susanna N., 179; Susanne, 162; Tilly M., 207; Wallace W., 206, 215; Walter, 179, 202; William, 162, 180; William C., 207; William G., 177, 202; William H., 180, 206, 215; William P., 843 Reynald — see Reinwald Reyner, Elsie W., 1268, 1276; Har¬ vey K., 1238, 1245; Henry B., 1245, 1276; Ida W., 1238, 1245; John J., 1268, 1276; Mil¬ dred E., 1276 Reynolds, Beatrice, 879; Bertha L. , 240, 255; Dorothy, 879; Eleanor, 879; Elizabeth, 1393; Eva, 112; Eva L., 873, 879; Frances M., 1356, 1398; Her¬ bert, 879; Howard C., 873, 879; James, 1146; James D., 1356, 1398; Jane, 1350; Martha, 1448; Mary A., 761; Mary E., 1123, 1146; Sarah, 1448; W. H., 255; William H., 1510; W. Preston, 1398 Rhall, Helen, 1367 Rhea, Emma M., 594 Rhine, Annie, 743 Rhinebold, Elizabeth, 1484 Rhinehart — see Reinhart Rhoad, Emma, 844 Rhoads, A. H., 711; Amelia, 739; Amelia L., 847; Angeline, 1104; Anna C., 759, 815; Anna L., 815; Annie, 739; Annie E., 771, 827; Annie F., 813; Augustus, 700, 759; Bertram C., 827; Beulah H., 813; Calvin C., 739; Carlton K., 598; Carlton L., 851; Carrie, 739; Catharine E., 580, 598; Charles B., 580, 598; Charles C., 813; Charles G., 739, 816, 847; Clara M., 827, 851; Conrad, 688, 691; Cyrus 771, 827; David, 690, 700; David R., 524; David W., 798; Dewey H., 813; Dorothy D. , 524; Earl D., 757; Edgar D. , 739; Edgar K., 847; Ed¬ ward M., 1021, 1051; Edwin M. , 759, 815; Effinger M., 739; Eliza, 717, 771, 827; Elizabeth, 291; Elizabeth R., 827, 851; Ella M., 771, 827; Emma, 1051, 1100; Eva A., 827; Eva E. , 851; Eva W., 757; Florence E., 827, 851; George W., 1086; Gertrude M., 759; Grant, 717, 771; Hannah R., 1021, 1051; Harvey H., 827, 851; Harvey M., 739; Harvey N., 847; Hazel C., 851; Hiram, 759; H. John, 827, 851; Ida, 746; Irvin, 739; Irvin M., 847; Iva M., 759, 815; Jacob, 1051; John, 711, 717, 779; John II., 771, 827; John R., 851; Kate T., 739; Laura G., 598, 620; Lea M., 598; Leah W., 711; Lillie I., 847; Lillie L., 739, 816, 847; Lizzie O., 771; Lester M., 759; Lloyd M., 759; Louisa B., 739, 798; Lydia, 569, 578, 717, 771; Lydia H., 716, 771; Lynn V., 497, 524; Maberry A., 704, 739; Magda¬ lena E., 1264, 1270; Margaret, 700, 998; Margarethe H., 688, 691; Marie D., 1086; Martha I. , 507, 536: Mary A., 703, 704, 711, 736, 739, 758, 759, 798, 1414; Matilda, 771, 827; Mat¬ thias H., 756, 813; Maud, 798; Nellie A., 847; Newton L, 739, 798; Nora F., 813; Norman C., 620; Norman M., 759, 815; Norman S., 598, 620; Olivia E., 765, 813; Owen, 1196; Paul N., 798; Pearl M., 798; Priscilla, 795; Rebecca, 693; Rebecca B., 690, 700; Rebecca C., 691, 703; Rebecca S., 497, 524; Rosa E., 711, 757; Rose, 739; Sarah, 1190, 1196; Sarah M., 711, 759; Simon, 717, 771; Simon P., 716, 771; Susan H., 711; Susanna, 771, 827, 1069; Teresa L., 827, 851 ; Thelma L. , 851 ; Theresa B . , 85 1 ; Tilghman V., 1270; Verna H., 813; Walter, 717; Walter O., 827; Warren C., 813; Wayne M. , 759; William L., 847; Wil¬ liam P., 598 Rhode, Frederick H., 1449 Rhodes, Annie E., 215 Rhorbach, Sarah, 895 Ribble, Caroline M., 1067, 1113; James M., 1113 Rice, Arthur J., 171, 191; Benja¬ min, 1129; Edith M., 1129, 1147; Elsie M., 525, 552; Emlie M., 1172; Floyd J., 1129, 1147; Hannah G., 123, 139; Hannah K., 171, 191; Harriette, 1454, 1464; Henry M., 139; Leah, 193, 213; Mary, 1462; Mary A., 1129; Paul, 525, 552; Ralph, 552; Sarah J., 1087, 1129; Tevilla, 1197; William, 213; William A., 1087, 1129 Rich, Beatrice L., 1403; Frances A., 1361, 1403; Frank A., 1403; Leonard B., 1361, 1403; Leon¬ ard C., 1403; Matilda, 1223; Susanna K., 1018 Richard (Reichard, Richart, Reich- art, Richards), Alice B., 366, 390; Amanda H., 296; Ann, 1006, 1013; Anna E., 1012; Anna M., 390, 1462; Anna S., 1006, 1013; Archie L., 189, 211; Bessie F., 1356, 1398; Calvin J. , 266; Carroll B., 742; Catha¬ rine, 569, 575; Catharine K. , 1006; Charles O., 324; Christian, 575; C. J., 253; Clayton, 390; Dorothea M., 211; Edith, 390; Edith K., 356, 366; Elizabeth, 554, 562, 1532; Elizabeth S., 234, 243; Elizabeth W., 296, 324; Elsie M., 189, 211; Emma, 675, 668; Esther, 1394, 1425; Esther T., 742; Eustace, 1356, 1398; Fiett-a, 185; Florence O., 430, 446; Frances H., 1006; Frank E., 446; George, 1006, 1012, 1013; George C., 1499; George E., 1398; Hannah, 366, 390; Harriet, 600; Hazel K., 253, 266; Henry, 366; Henry W., 211; Howard M., 1567, 1570; Jacob, 324; Jacob H., 243; Janet E., 1492, 1499; Jennie, 1398; Job IV, 366, 390, 640; John, 63, 562, 1003, 1005, 1006, 1012; Kathern, 335; Lucetta, 562; Lydia, 1012; Lydia M., 1567, 1570; Margaret T., 390, 408; Maria M., 1006, 1012; Maria S., 1012; Mark, 1006; Mark H., 1012, 1013; Mary, 390, 711, 758; Mary H., 1251; Mary S., 1005; Matilda, 809; Matthias, 1005, 1012; Matthias E., 1012; Nancy H., 1005; Nellie M., 1398; Oscar, 296, 324; Peter, 356, 366, 675; Rachael, 1082; Russell, 390, 408; Sara M., 1398; Sarah, 980, 1452; Sophia H., 1003, 1005, 1006, 1012; Sophia K., 1006; Sophia M., 1012, 1025; Su¬ sanna E., 366, 390; Thomas, 1398; Wesley, 1425; William, 758; William J., 266 Richardson, Benjamin F., 338; Catharine, 1323, 1333; Frances, 338; Harrison R., 1333; James, 317, 338; John C., 1138; Laura B., 796; Madeline K., 317, 338; Margaret, 1096, 1138; Sarah N., 157; W. H., 157 Richart — see Richard Richenberg, Anna, 340 Richie, Lydia, 554 Richinson, Margaret, 584 Richmann, Sophie, 1416 Richmond, Elizabeth E., 1499; Ella H., 1476, 1491; Lawrence J., 1491, 1499; Mildred W., 1491, 1499; Roger L., 1499! Simon J., 1476, 1491 Richter, 762 Christian, 85; Elias, 345; 'l'illie, 700 Richtstein, Mary, 595 Rick, Anna M., 1253 Rickards (Rickard, Rickarts), Al¬ bert E., 1490, 1499; Bertha M., 506, 535; Dora E., 1490, 1499; Doris M., 535; Edward, 1499; Katherine, 1097; Sarah, 1704 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 506; William, 535; William H., 506, 535; William Y., 535 Rickel, Fauna, 1469, 1484; Flotia M., 1469, 1484; Park A., 1484 Rickenbrode, Hannah, 578, 594; John, 594; Margaret M., 578, 594; Susanna M., 578, 594; William, 578, 594 Ricker, 1526, 1541 Elizabeth W., 1505, 1512; Wil¬ liam, 1502, 1505, 1512 Rickerd, Catharine, 1315, 1320 Rickert, Aaron M., 1221; Emma J., 513, 546; Hattie S., 1206, 1221; Raymond, 1206, 1221; Wil¬ loughby, 546 Rickie, Bertha, 406 Riddle, Charles, 728; Emma, 1516, 1532; Margaret, 701, 728; William, 1532 Ridell, Florence, 915 Ridenour, Henry J., 1402; Nina M. , 1361, 1402 Ridgway, Alonzo, 404; Esther, 380, 404 Ridington, Charles R., 310, 333; Claudia W., 310, 333; Helen N. , 310, 333; Lawrence C., 310, 333; Mary E., 286, 309; Richard M., 286, 309, Thomas T., 309, 310 Ridler, Arrowsmith, 1278; Helen C., 1272, 1278; T. William, 1272, 1278 Riebstein, Caroline, 339, 340 Riegel, Austin, 542; George O., 542; Jennie L., 542; Mary A., 891, 896; Matthias, 541; Owen G., 510, 541; Sarah M., 510, 541 Rieger, Edwin D., 1143; George E., 1107, 1143; John, 509; Louise C., 486, 509; Mark E., 1143, Myrtle A., 1107, 1143 Riegner, Amanda, 702, 734; Chris- tianna M., 691, 702; Emma, 702, 735; John C., 691, 702 Riehl, Lillian, 581, 600 Riehle, Frances O., 992; Joel, 992; John F., 992; J. Smith, 982, 992; Mary E., 982, 992; Rich¬ ard D., 992 Rieke, Anna, 897; Charles, 891, 897; Clifford, 897; Edna, 897, 904; Ethel G, 897; F. L., 904; Lloyd, 897; Mary A., 891, 897; Odelia S., 897, 904 Rieker, Catharine F., 1267, 1274; Frederick C., 1267, 1274; L. Frederick, 1274 Riemus, Carrie W., 1513 Riesdorph, Fred, 1488; La Villa A., 1472, 1488 Riest, Elsie, 775; Elsie H., 718, 775; Forrest, 718, 775 Rife, Catharine, 244, 298 Righter, Christina R., 149, 154; Ellwood, 324; Ethel M., 296, 324; Ethel R., 33, 1438, 1482, 1496; George, 149, 154; John, 154; John J., 1497; Linwood L., 1482, 1497 Rile, Maria, 547; Sarah, 695, 718 Riley, Adaline, 1044, 1092; Annie C., 296, 324; Eliza, 612; John, 1092; John T., 324; Kate, 279, 296; Lydia A., 1110; Richard G., 296, 324; Wilmer W., 324 Rinehart — see Reinhard Rinewalt — see Reinwald Ring, Mary, 550 Ringler, Cora C., 334, 341; Grace L. , 595; Harry J., 334, 341; James EL, 595 Ringo, Frances, 799 Rink, Jacob, 213; Mary B., 374; Nelson H., 213; Nelson J., 194, 213; Ruth E., 213; Viola G., 194, 213 Rinker, Alma, 245, 261; Emma M., 1196, 1207; Jane, 1108; Joseph M. , 261; Josiah, 1207 Rinne, Henry, 1299; Sophia, 1299 Rintz, Susanna, 1424 Riordon, Katherine, 1424 Rishel (Rischel), Albert D., 1028, 1063; Ambrose, 428, 442; Annie E., 1028, 1063; Esther E., 1110; Ida, 442; Jennie K., 1063; Nettie H., 1063, 1110; Sarah S., 428, 442; Susan, 493; William E., 1063, 1110 Risser, Laura B., 1359; Mary, 899 Rittenhouse, Aaron B., 1328, 1347; Abraham, 83, 147, 149, 351, 356, 364; Ada, 384; Alice Z., 301; Ann, 163; Anna, 149, 1347; Anna M., 364, 384; Bertha, 384; B. F., 294; Catha¬ rine, 270, 271, 1328; Charles B., 384; Charles G., 384; Charles K., 364, 384; Christina K. , 356, 364; Clara B., 294; Cornelius, 149; Daniel, 1321, 1328; David, 151, 153, 865, 1347; Deborah, 274, 282; Eliza¬ beth, 1154, 1157; Elizabeth B., 1320; Ellen, 1138; Emma L. , 1343, 1373; Enoch, 147, 149, 155; Florence, 384; George, 364, 384, 1347; Han¬ nah, 386, 923; Henry, 147, 149, 1347; Hester B., 149, 155; Howard B., 384; Idella, 384; Jacob, 149, 155; John, 321; John K., 364, 384; John M., 258; John R., 384; Joseph, 1346; Katherine E., 384; Laura, 294, 321; LeRoy, 384; Lydia, 1328, 1346; Lydia M., 258; Margaret B., 364, 384; Margaret S., 242, 258; Maria, 364; Mary, 149, 358, 371, 1328, 1346, 1347; Mary K., 521; Mary N., 147, 149; Mat¬ thias, 271; Mildred, 384; Nicholas, 149; Rachel B., 1321, 1328; Sadie, 384; Samuel, 149, 282, 364; Samuel K., 364; Silas, 1328; Sophia K., 364, 862, 863; Susan, 364; Susanna, 149; Walton, 384; William, 149, 1320; William R., 1373 Ritter, Amanda K., 1156 1159, 1160; Amanda S., 974; Anna F. 360, 377; Annie M., 236, 247, 1160; Charles, 1160; Da¬ vid H. 1414; Eliza, 354, 360; Ella 1160; Elsie E., 1160, 1166; Emma M., 1284, 1289; Flora H., 1267; Florence, 445, 459; Elenry, 1156, 1160; Henry, A., 459; Jacob F., 377; James 1160; James A., 1262, 1267; John, 702; Katie S., 815; Louise, 736; Mary, 842, 1034, 1073; Mary F., 1262, 1267; Mathias, 1267; Nina M., 1381, 1414; Susan L., 702; William, 974, 1160, 1289 Rivel, Caroline, 1111 Roan, Katie C., 1497 Roarty, James, 1210; Nellie G., 1199, 1210 Roat, Alice A., 1162, 1170; Edwin, 575, 590; Hannah M., 575, 590; Harry L., 1170; Walter A., 1162, 1170 Robarts, Mary V., 332 Robb, Alexander, 603; Alice G., 603; Edith M., 603; Eleanor M., 603; Eleanor S., 582, 603; Elmer D., 135, 142; Esther A., 142; Howard D., 142; James B., 582, 603; Leona E., 135, 142; Thomas J., 142 Robbins, Edward, 723; John, 698, 723; Leila II., 698, 723; Mary A., 698, 723; Susie B., 1091, 1136; William K., 1136 Robelier, Andrew, 1448 Roberts, 66 Abraham, 240, 256; Almira C., 1242, 1251; Amanda, 552; Amanda L., 1191, 1199; Anna E., 288, 312; Anne B., 288; Annie M., 1055, 1105; Artmul, 183; Bessie E., 312; Caroline J., 1266; Catharine, 1314, 1320; Charles H., 563; Char¬ lotte, 238, 252; Clara A., 288; David, 275, 288; Daniel W., 275; Earle L., 312; Edgar M., 526, 552; Edith M., 1252; Ed¬ ward, 1320; Edwin W., 1242, 1251, 1252; Elizabeth, 1162, 1458, 1470; Elizabeth B., 275, 288; Elizabeth C., 288, 312; Elizabeth R., 312; Ella, 1498; Emma C., 1033, 1070; Emma E., 275, 288; Emma R., 103; Elsie L., 526, 552; Eugene B., 288, 312; Eva A., 827; Fannie C., 288, 312; Florence M., 563; George L., 312; George W., 1105; Gertrude E., 563; Gladys, 1164, 1172; Hannah, 275; Hannah J., 275, 288; Harry, 561, 563, 1025; Harry S., 312; H. C., 827; H. Eliza¬ beth, 363, 381; Hiram, 252; Hugh, 61, 1172; Ida, 366, 389; Ida B., 288, 312; Isaac, 1470; Isabel L., 288, 312; Ivy, 1388; James, 552, 1199; James O., 563; John, 62, 381; John C., 1033, 1070; John D., 1294; John F., 1070; John R., 1320; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1705 Joseph, 1025; Josephus, 275, 288; Katherine, 795; Laura M., 1070; Loretta J., 571, 583; Mabel F., 561, 563; Mabel K., 240, 256; Maggie S., 275, 288; Mamie, 1025; Margaret H., 272, 275; Margaret S., 288; Mary E., 288, 563, 636, 642; Mildred M., 183; Milton O., 288, 312; Owen J., 33, 288, 312; Samuel, 1320; Sarah, 692, 707; Sarah E., 1487; Sarah S., 183; Susanna, 1025; Theresa, 1025; Thomas, 256; Thomas M., 1251; Warren E., 1070; Wil¬ liam, 275, 288, 583, 1438; Wil¬ liam H., 288; William O., 272, 275; Winfield S., 288 Robertson, 96 Margaret, 97 Robeson, Augustus, 802; Anna D., 746, 802 Robinson (Robison), Ada, 921; Annie B., 454; Blanche, 921; Charles, 919; Charlotte, 919, 920; Daniel, 919-921; Doro¬ thea L., 1390, 1424; Edward J., 899, 905; Edwdn, 919; Ella, 1325, 1337; Emaline S., 919, 921; Ethel N., 1394; Garland 1394; Henry B., 514; Horace, 921; John, 918, 919; Kenneth C„ 905; L. Grace, 1361, 1403; Lillian J., 899, 905; Lydia, 919, 920; Mabel, 489, 514; Margaret S., 96; Maria D., 918, 919; Mary, 1404; Mary E., 211; Mary S., 1482; McKenzie D., 905; Sarah, 919, 920; Theodosia, 921; Thomas, 1337; William, 1403 Robley, Elizabeth, 685, 686; Miriam A., 1162, 1168; Wil¬ liam, 1168 Rock, Annie E., 774; Benjamin F., 774; B. F., 127; Carrie S., 832; Carrie V., 774, 832; Edward E., 774, 832; Edward Z., 718, 774; Ellen R., 833; Elsie P., 833; Emma V., 774, 832; Fianna, 773; Hayden, 774, 775, 883; Helen M., 127; Ida P., 774; Irene, 707, 748, 774; Isabel I., 832; Lawrence, 774; Margery H., 832; Mary A., 832; Mary E., 774; Miles A., 774; Naomi B., 774, 832; Peter, 774; Ryan R., 774, 832; Sa- linda B., 718, 774; Samuel H., 832, 833; Susan B., 774, 775; Susan H., 833 Rockfeller, Laura, 1519, 1537; Wil¬ liam, 1537 Rockhill, 64 Rodebaugh, Joanna, 878 Rodenbach, Camilla C., 1087, 1130; Carrie L., 1129, 1147; Cora K., 1087; Edgar D., 1130; Edward, 1042, 1087, 1129; Emma K, 1087, 1129; Emma N., 1087; George, 1087; Hilda, 1129; Howard, 1129; James, 1087, 1129; Jennie S., 1129; Jesse, 1087; Leroy, 1129; Lewis F., 1087, 1130; Lizzie, 1129; Lu¬ cinda H., 1042, 1087; Lucy Y., 1087, 1129; Mary L„ 1087, 1130; Meda M., 1130; Monroe, 1087; Sebilla, 1087, 1129; Stella, 1130, 1147; Stephen, 1087, 1129 Rodenbaugh, Henry, 1292; Sarah, 1428 Rodenberger, Jacob, 150, 157; Maria U., 150, 157; Peter, 157 Rodenboh, Jane, 1472 Rodenbough, Charles R., 1542, 1552; Emily, 1552; Joseph, 1552; Lillian S., 1542, 1552 Rodibaugh, Benjamin, 604; Lydia, 604; Mary C., 584, 604 Rodiger, Augusta, 448 Rodman, Lizzie, 807 Roe, A. B., 1300, 1307; Gertrude M., 1300, 1307 Roeder, Addy, 1054; Agnes A., 430; Alfred S., 427, 439; Alice J., 427, 439; Ambrose, 1023, 1054; Anna, 445; Anna N., 439; Carl H., 453; Carrie E., 445; Catharine H., 446; Charles, 1202, 1218; Charles N., 178, 203; Climena, 430; Daniel, 430; Dorothy, 445; Dorothy H., 203; Edwin C., 445; Eliza¬ beth C., 439; Elizabeth E., 1054, 1105; Ella A., 1208, 1570; Elmer A., 430; Elmer D., 430, 446; Elmira, 430; Emma, 430; Emma S., 439; Esther A., 439; Eugene D., 429, 445; Flora A., 430; Florence O., 430, 446; George E., 1054; George W., 439, 453; Gertrude H., 439, 453; Henry, 1218; Horace, 203; Howard A., 430, 445; Jesse, 1052; Jesse N., 439; John, 418; Jonas, 1054; Lena A., 445; Lillian M., 1054, 1104; Lucinda A. , 421, 430; Lydia A., 430; Lydia G., 421, 430; Mae J., 1218; Mamie N., 178, 203; Maria S., 1209; Marion I., 439; Mary, 564; Mary A., 1022, 1023, 1052, 1054; Mary C., 429, 445; Matilda, 570, 581; Matilda A., 430, 445; Mil- ton, 160, 173; Nathan C., 421, 430; Paul E., 445; Rebecca K., 160, 173; Rosetta, 103, 112; Sadie W., 1202, 1218; Sallie C., 430; Samuel, 419; Samuel B. , 173; Samuel N., 453; Samuel T., 439; Stella A., 430; Susan, 1416; Thomas M., 439; Vena A., 430, 445; William F., 446; William M., 421, 430 Roelker, Clara L., 582, 603 Roeller, Ada, 1049, 1098; Anna S., 1149; Benjamin F., 1049, 1098; Bessie M., 1049; Catherine S., 1049, 1098; Charles B., 1098, 1140; Clarence B., 1098; Cora E., 1049; Elizabeth, 1020, 1049, 1098; Elizabeth A., 1020, 1049; Elizabeth B., 1009, 1020; Elyria P., 1098; Emeline D., 1020, 1048; Eva A., 1049, 1099; Flora F., 1098, 1140; Francis H., 1049; Hannah, 1020, 1048; Harold C., 1099; Henry S., 1099; Irma L., 1049; Isaac A., 1020, 1049; Isaac S., 1049; Iva A., 1098; Jeremiah, 1020, 1049; Jesse, 1020, 1048; John, 1020; John M., 1049, 1099; L. Margaret, 1098, 1140; Mame E., 1049, 1098; Mary A., 1020, 1049; Mary B., 1049, 1099; Miriam C., 1098, 1140; M. Sophia, 1020, 1049; Myra M., 1020, 1049; Oswin, 1049; Russel S., 1098, 1140; Samuel, 1009, 1020; Samuel B., 1020, 1049; Samuel H., 1049; Samuel J. , 1049; Sarah, 1049, 1098; Sarah M., 1049, 1099; Savilla, 1049, 1098; Verna B., 1098; William B., 1098; William H., 1049, 1099 Roessler, Ellen A., 748, 804; John, 804; John W., 748, 804; Mar¬ garet, 804 Roger, Albert, 1145; Catherine, 1124; Matilda, 1123, 1145 Rogers, Ada M., 763; Adaline B., 1371; Agnes H., 1371, 1406; Alexander A., 1371; Alice, 1490, 1499; Barbara G., 1371; Caroline, 1371; Catharine, 887, 889; Catharine B., 1326, 1341; Cathrine G., 1371; Cecilia, 1342, 1371; Charles, 726; Charles T., 1293, 1305; Clara M., 1342, 1371; Clifford B., 312; Cloyd J., 1371; Cora J., 1342, 1371; Donald K, 1371; Dorothy C., 1371, 1406; Eliza¬ beth C., 288, 312; Elizabeth K. 726; Elizabeth M., 1371; Elmira S., 156, 164; Elvira F., 1472, 1488; Emma I., 1371; Esther M., 1305; Fannie M., 1342, 1371; Fannie W., 1342, 1371; Freeda L., 1371; George L. , 1499; Jacob B., 1342, 1371; James M., 156, 164; Joanna, 1495; John, 1326, 1341, 1342; John M., 1342, 1371; John S., 1371; Julia, 209; Lorenzo B., 1342, 1371; Lottie M., 1342, 1371; Mary A., 1293, 1305, 1353; Mary C., 1371; Milton B., 1342, 1371; Oscar G., 1472, 1488; Patrick, 1341; Paul W., 1488; Richard A., 1305; Sarah L., 1371; Solomon G., 889; Susan, 1079, 1276; William H., 1488 Rohn, Mary, K., 801; Susan, 425 Rohr, John, 100; Margaret J., 100; Nancy A., 100, 105 Rohrbach, Alice, 1206, 1220; Aman¬ da, 529, 599, 910; Amanda R., 1155, 1158; Elizabeth, 812; Hannah, 711, 758; James M., 1220; Lucinda, 538, 539; Mary, 758, 1427; Mary A., 987; Peter, 1158; Rebecca, 1155, 1158 1700 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Rohrer, Katherine, 750 Roland, Amanda, 1565, 1566; Mat¬ hias, 1566 Roller, George, 1016 Rolph, Clayton, 397; Jennie, 397; June, 397; Lara E., 371, 397; Walter A., 371, 397; Willmetta, 397 Romans, Phoebe H., 1353 Rome, 7, 8, 82 Romick (Romig), Alfred, 757; Amanda W., 711, 757; Amy L. , 546, 561; Ella E., 595, 617; Harlan S., 595, 617; Isabelle, 814; Isabelle C., 757, 814; John R., 757; Kate, 617; Levi, 617; Mable, 814; Marietta M., 617; Rebecca, 757, 814 ; Sallie, 757, 814; Sarah, 1051; William H., 711, 757; William J., 561; William W., 757, 814 Ronan, Mary, 1429 Roop, Ann, 149; Barbara A., 155, 161; Catharine, 161; Catha¬ rine B., 155, 161; Christina, 149, 154; Cornelius, 149; Ed¬ ward, 161; Elizabeth, 149, 154; Elizabeth N., 146, 149; Eu- phemia W., 161; John, 146, 149, 155, 161; Mary, 149; Sarah, 149, 155, 161, 179, 306; William, 149 Root, Alonzo, 1417; Carl L., 1417; Catharine, 793; Charles, 1418; Cora, 587; Eliza, 573; Eliza A. , 654; Emma, 1418; George, 1385, 1417; Ida A., 1418; Jay, 1418; Jennie, 1417, 1430; Kate B. , 1385, 1417; Rebecca, 852; Sidney L., 1418 Roper, Jane, 795 Rorer, Elizabeth, 309; Emma K., 286, 309; Gertrude, 1123, 1145; Isaac, 286, 309; Jacob, 309; John H., 1145; Melvin I., 309 Rorish, Catharine, 1386 Rorke, Ellen L., 1113 Roscoe, Edith, 654 Rose, Annie S., 1144; Bertha E., 587; Christopher, 573; Dru- cilla, 571; Edna M., 582, 600; Eleanor M., 568, 571; Eliza¬ beth, 573, 586, 615; Elizabeth M. , 568, 573; Elnora, 573, 586; Emmons R., 573; Frederick W., 587; Harold M., 600; Her¬ bert C., 586, 606; Herbert D., 582, 600; Howard 587; Isaac, 568, 571; James H., 606; Josephine, 573; Margaret, 571; Mary L., 586, 606; Mary S., 573, 586; Phoebe, 571; Sally A., 764; Sara E., 586, 606; Sarah W., 573, 586; Sina E., 586, 606; Tamson, 571, 573, 586; Thomas, 147; Uriah, 568, 573, 586; Walter E., 586; Wil¬ bur, 586; William W., 574, 586, 606 Rosen, Rebecca, 639 Rosenberger, Abner, 1219; Abra¬ ham, 1327, 1343; Adelbert D., 781; Amanda, 495, 522; Anna S., 300, 330; Anna Y., 1377, 1411; Annie, 300; Annie B., 498; Annie G., 281, 300; Ar¬ thur, 781 ; Blanche, 1411 ; Clay¬ ton, 300; Daniel W., 721, 781; Davis G., 234, 241; Edgar S., 781; Edward F., 330; Edwin H., 300, 330; Elizabeth, 330, 1284, 1286; Elizabeth S., 329; Ella T., 1077; Elvina M., 697, 721; Emma M., 498, 527; Emma S., 721, 781; Ernest, 1411; Estella C., 1039, 1084; Estella F., 300, 330; Eva G., 1077, 1119; Florence D., 781; Frank, 1077; Franklin D., 781; George F., 1077, 1119; George G. , 1119; Hannah, 1203, 1204; Harold B., 1411; Harold O., 781; Harvey B., 498, 1377, 1411; Henry IL, 697, 721; Henry K., 689, 697; Horace H. , 300, 329; Howard B., 1411; Ida M., 721, 781; Jacob B., 522; Jacob D., 670; Jacob H., 300, 330; Jacob S., 281, 300, 329; Jacob W., 300; James T., 498, 527; Jerome F., 1077; J. F., 743; John, 498, 669, 1411; John B., 1036, 1077; John F., 1077; John G., 1345, 1377; John R., 1286, 1287; Jonas, 241; Joseph, 481, 498, 608; Kate S., 1428; Laura, 1377, 1411; Lena F., 330; Lewis, 697; Lillian I., 721, 781; Lillie H., 300, 329; Linda P., 743, 1077; Lyman S., 1084; Mae K., 1204, 1219; Mamie, 300; Maria, 165; Martin, 1077; Martin D., 1377; Mary, 392, 666, 670, 697, 721, 1086, 1284, 1287; Mary G., 1036, 1077; Mary K., 234, 241, 953; Mary Y., 481, 498; Ma¬ tilda B., 1077 ; Mayme, 675, 681 ; Minerva L., 300, 329; Myrtle, 1411; Norman F., 330; Nor¬ man S., 329; Pearl F., 330; Rachel B., 1327, 1343; Ralph P., 781; Raymond, 300; Re¬ becca, 1077; Robert D., 781; Sallie, 192; Sara, 341, 649; Sarah, 481, 497, 590, 608; Sarah A., 697; Sarah H., 689, 697; Seward M., 721, 781; Sophia S., 669; Stella G., 527; Susan, 1248; Theresa R., 1377, 1411; Verna B., 1411; Verna F., 330; Warren, 781; Wil- helmina B., 1345, 1377; Wil¬ lard, 781; William B., 1377, 1411; William D., 781; Wil¬ liam H., 721, 781; Willis L., 781 Rosenberry (Rosenbury), Agnes B., 874; Albert B., 874; Caroline M., 874; Emily A., 874; Han¬ nah, 1080; Harriet H., 869, 874; Hattie E., 874; Hattie J., 874; Helen, 1094; James, 1094; Jesse C., 1045, 1094; John R., 874; L. G., 869, 874; Martha O., 1045. 1094; Mary E., 874; Mary M., 1074; M. J., 874; Samuel, 1094; Thomas B., 874 Roser, Samuel, 639 Roset, Cecilia E., 920, 921; Jacob, 921 Roshong (Rushong), Amanda, 1021; Augustus, 1021, 1051; Benjamin, 1021, 1051; Catha¬ rine, 1021; Catharine B., 1009, 1021; Charles, 1009; Daniel, 1009, 1021; Ella Z., 1051, 1100, 1293; Enoch, 1009; Fannie D., 1051; Frank, 1051; Frank A., 1100; Frank B., 1021, 1051; George, 1051; Gerald A., 1100; Hannah, 1021, 1051; Howard D., 1051, 1100, 1293; Jeremiah, 1009, 1021; Jesse, 1021; John 1004, 1009; Kate, 1021; Leila A., 1051; Levi, 1021; Lizzie D., 1021, 1051; Louisa, 1021, 1051; Magdalena, 1009, 1021; Magdalena H., 1004, 1009; Malara, 1021; Maria, 1021, 1051; Mary, 1021; Mary D., 1021, 1051; Mary E., 1009, 1021; May, 328; Paul A., 1100; Sallie, 1021, 1051; Susanna, 1021, 1051; Theresa, 1009, 1021; Timothy, 1009, 1021; William, 1021; Winslow J., 1051 Roshow, Mary A., 326 Ross, 63, 68, 72, 1231 Anna M., 1388, 1421; Christopher M., 571; David H., 1138; Elen- or, 571; Elizabeth A., 571; Elizabeth D., 571; Frances L., 1096, 1138; Francis M., 571; Hannah M., 568, 570; John, 55; John S., 568, 570; John W., 571; Katharine A., 1545; Louise D., 1540; Margaret A., 571; Martha B., 571; Mary, 571; Rachel S., 571; R. E., 1540; Sarah E., 571; Sarah H., 571; Thomas, 570; Thomas J., 571; Thomas T., 1421 Rossiter, Laura W., 1530, 1546; Maurice, 1546; William, 1319 Rossman, Anna B., 1272 Roswurm, Clarence A., 897, 904; Laura E., 897, 904 Roszell, Arvilla, 1174 Roszemann, Melchior, 466, 1176 Roth, Abraham, 483, 502; Adelaide Z., 1084, 1127; Amanda, 365, 387; Angeline, 888, 889; Anna M., 688, 693; Annie E., 1161; Annie M., 427, 438; BeulahM., 983, 993; Caroline, 972; Caro¬ line Y., 483, 502; Charles F., 427, 438; Claude E., 453; Clifford P., 438; Elmer C., 438; Emma, 1088; Emma F., 453; Emma H., 110; Frank M., 1127; George, 61, 73; George H., 438; Gertie, 598; Helen E., 438; Henry, 502, 640; Henry H., 438; Ida, 546, 561; John, 635, 640; Lizzie D., 640; Mah- lon, 387; Mary, 411; Mary E., 635, 640; Matilda, 462, 960; 1707 Genealogio* Nancy, 502; Owen A., 561; Ralph C., 438; Rena A., 438; Sallie, 462; Sallie M., 640; Sarah, 1317; Theodore G., 993 Rothe, Harry E., 1531 Rothenberger, Aaron M., 502; Ada K., 1198, 1209; Alice D., 1198, 1209; Alma B., 1209; Alvin K., 353, 358, 944, 1198, 1209; Amanda A., 1191, 1198; Aman¬ da K., 358, 1191, 1198; Aman¬ das R., 502; Amandus S., 237, 1191, 1197; Amos K, 308, 1198, 1209; Andora S., 1191, 1198; Asa, 1191, 1198; Burton, 1209; Charles, 502; Charles R. , 178; Clarence S., 1198; Daniel, 437; David R., 1188, 1191; Doris B., 1209; Edwin S. , 358, 1191, 1198; Elizabeth K, 1198, 1209; Ella K., 1198; Ellen H., 278; Ellen K., 364, 1191, 1198; Elmer M., 1198, 1209; Elmira, 1191; Elmira Y., 483, 502; Emma, 1198; Emma K., 1238, 1245; Frank M., 1198, 1209; Glenna L., 1209; Helen E., 1198, 1209; Ida E., 1198, 1209; Irene, 1198; Irma K., 1198; James, 1198; James L., 502; Laura Y., 1198, 1209; Lawrence, 382; Lawrence K, 1198, 1209; Levi S., 1191, 1198; Lillian J., 1209; Lillie H., 1198, 1209; Lizzie K, 382; Lydia, 895; Mabel K., 1198; Margaret M., 1198, 1209; Mariah, 530; Marvin K., 1198; Mary H., 502; Mayme B., 308, 1198, 1209; Minnie K., 1198; Nathaniel M,, 483, 502; Nora K., 1198; Oscar, 1198; Peter, 1188, 1190, 1191; Ro¬ land E., 502; Ruth H., 1209; Sallie A., 426, 437; Sallie C., 502; Sarah A., 577, 593, 1191; Sarah S., 1188, 1190; Selina K., 237, 1191, 1197; Susanna K., 178; Susanna S., 1188, 1191; Thomas S., 278, 364, 1191, 1198; Wayne H., 1191, 1198, 1209 Rothermel, Amos, 1206; Daniel R., 1486; Emma M., 1471, 1486; Henry, 712; Isabella H., 712; Minerva, 1196, 1206; Olga, 1385, 1418 Rothfuss, Kathryn, 654 Rothinger, John, 1180 Rothrock, Margaret H., 1003, 1008; Peter, 1003, 1008; Sibila H., 1518 Rott, Elsie A., 832, 853; Frank, 853 Rotteman, Margaret, 778 Rotterdam, 13, 34, 36, 39, 46 Rotzell, Ella, 641 Rouand, Alice H., 723 Roudenbush — see Raudenbush Rouse, H. S., 510 Roush, Allie C., 1336; Frank, 1336 Rowan, Ethel, 1071, 1114; George K., 1114; Jack F., 745; Jennie H., 745 Record of the Schwenkfe Rowe, Abner, 361; Arthur M., 1289, 1300; C. Stanford, 1362, 1405; Eliza B., 361; Ella, 361, 379; Emma J., 1289, 1300; Ethel M., 1300, 1307; George F., 1405; Gertrude M., 1300, 1307; John M., 1300; Marvin E., 1405; Mary B., 355, 361; May D., 1362, 1405; R. Frank¬ lin, 1405; Robert S., 355, 361; William, 361 Rowland, Abbie C., 1471; Adonir- am J., 1458, 1470; Albert N., 1458, 1470; Alice A., 1458, 1471; Annie D., 1458, 1471; Arthur J., 1470, 1485; Daniel W., 1458, 1470; Dorothy D., 1485; Elizabeth I., 312, 335; Elizabeth R., 1458, 1470; Ella, 1470, 1486; Elsie, 1471; Ernest W., 1470; Eva E., 1470, 1486; Flora B., 1470, 1485; Florence M. , 1486; Harriet E., 1458, 1470; Harry N., 1470; Harvey H., 1471; Herbert R., 1470, 1486; Horace C., 1458, 1471; John J., 1485; Juliet, 308; Kate S., 1458, 1470, 1471; Katherine, 1470; Kingsley, 1470, 1486; Lillie M., 1470; Louisa S., 1458, 1470; Lucile W., 1486; Mabel, 1470, 1486; Mary B., 1470, 1486; Mary F., 1485; Mary R., 1471, 1486; Mira F., 1470; Natalie L., 1486; Norton, 1471, Paul J., 1470; P. Howard, 1458, 1471; Sallie L., 1458, 1470; Samuel N. , 1446, 1458; Sara, 1471, 1486; Sarah B., 1470, 1486; Susan J., 1470, 1486; Susanna S., 1446; Thomas, 1458; Thom¬ as M., 1458 Rowley, Marian A., 819 Roy, Georgina A., 667, 673; James, 673; Rosina A., 673 Royce, Andrew M., 627, Elizabeth, 621, 627; Matthew, 1450 Royer, Amelia, 724; Barbara, 724; B. D., 1083; Catharine, 1216; Catharine S., 1083; Elizabeth, 646; Ellen, 724; Ellen T., 784; Ethel M., 616; George W., 595, 616; Grace M., 616; Hannah N., 724; Henry B., 698, 724; Isabelle, 456; John, 724; Joyce E., 616; J. Warren, 313; Kate S., 724, 784; Laura M., 595, 616; Lottie M., 784, 837; Lydia M., 1140; Mabel, 829; Marian E., 616; Matilda B., 1104; Matilda R., 698, 724; Milton N., 724, 784; Minnie, 746, 802; Norman J., 784; Pearl A., 616; Sarah, 616, 1023; Thomas, 616; Washing¬ ton S., 802; William, 724 Royle, Elizabeth, 1102, 1141 Royston, Laura R., 1052, 1101; Rob¬ ert, 1101; Robert O., 1052, 1101 Ruby, Edith M., 1236, 1242; Edna M., 674, 680; Elmira S., 680; George, 1242, 1252; George jder Families W., 1242; Harry A., 674, 680; Harry E., 680; Irene B., 1242, 1252; Joseph H., 680; Rebecca P., 323; Ridgway, 1236, 1242; Stella M., 1242 Ruch, Evelyn M., 502, 530; Harvey A., 530 Ruckle, Charles, 981; David, 972, 981; Lucinda N., 972, 981 Ruckstuhl, Abraham 1035; Annie, 1035, 1075; Barbara, 1015; Caroline, 1074; Caroline R., 1015, 1035; Carrie, 1035; Catharine, 1015, 1035; Charles, 1035, 1074; Christiana H., 1007, 1015; Christiana J., 1035, 1074; Daniel, 1035; F. Welling¬ ton, 730; George, 1035; George H., 1035; George W., 1074; Harry, 1035, 1074; Henry N., 1015, 1035; James, 1035, 1074; James F., 1074; John, 1007, 1015, 1035; John N., 1035, 1074; Josephine K., 1035, 1074; Le¬ vina, 1035, 1074; Lizzie, 1035, 1075; Llewellyn, 1035; Louisa, 1035; Margaret N., 1015, 1035; Maria, 1015, 1035; Maria A., 1074; Mary, 1074; Mary A., 1035, 1074; Nelly M., 1035, 1074; Rachel, 1074; Samuel E., 1035; Samuel N., 1015, 1035; Sarah N., 1015, 1036; Sophia 1015, 1035; Sophia N., 1015, 1036 Rudell, Ida A., 590, 609; John, 609 Rudman, Esther A., 1465, 1481; George S., 1465; John, 1456, 1465, 1481; Mary, 1479; Mary A., 1456, 1465; Mary E., 1464, 1465, 1479; Rebecca S., 1465, 1480 Rudolph, Annie, 540, 559; Clara M., 1159, 1166; Claude H., 1159, 1166; Ernestine C., 988; Henry J., 1166; Kate, 984, 994; Malinda, 196; Ruth E., 1166 Rudrauff, Charles C., 1112; Eliza¬ beth M., 1065, 1112; Roland L., 1065, 1112 Rudy, 729 Alice, 743; Alice S., 933, 936; Annie, 743; David, 705, 743; E. H., 725; Elizabeth, 1013, 1027; Emma, 705, 743; Eph¬ raim, 725, 785; Harold, 786; Isaac, 705, 743; J. A. Carter, 933, 936; John, 1028; Mar¬ garet, 786; Margaret H., 700, 725; Maria H., 691; Mary C., 936; Mary M., 527; Samuel, 691, 705; Sarah, 705, 742; Sophia, 120, 1072; William, 786; William B., 736; William D., 700, 725 Rue, Cordelia M., 1036, 1076; Hen¬ rietta, 306 Rufe, Agnes F., 442, 456; Amanda, 1092; David, 456; Horace S., 442, 456 Ruggles, Allen, 1490; Amanda, 1016, 1040; David, 1040; Mary, C., 1475, 1490 1708 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Ruhoff, Emma L., 209, 217; Theo¬ dore, 209, 217 Rule, Ellen, 1287, 1298 Ruley, Loula, 107 Rumfield, Allen F., 1214; Clara J., 1201, 1214; Jane C., 902; Mar¬ tha J., 1214 Rumford, Catharine, 276, 290 Rumler, Mary, 103 Rummel (Rummell), Diana, 520; Emma, 1248, 1254; Mary, 721, 782 Rumsey, Jeanie, 1466, 1481; Wil¬ liam, 1481 Runford, Helen, 1350, 1387 Runk, Annabel S., 518; Bessie F., 494, 518; Charles M., 518; Fred G., 494, 518 Runkle, Adam, 1527; Matilda, 1511, 1527; Sarah, 1527 Runyan, Hannah, 766 Runyeon, Florence M., 312; Wil¬ liam A., 312 Runyon, Annie D., 1540, 1551; Catherine, 1551; Frank, 1540, 1551; Rowena, 1551 Rupert, Amos, 702, 734; Annie M., 506, 535; Beulah A., 535; Charlie E., 535; Daniel F., 535 ; Henry, 734; Ina G., 535; John E., 506, 535; Louisa H., 702, 734; M. Raymond, 735; Walter S., 535; Wanda E., 535; Wil¬ liam T., 535 Rupp, 40, 44, 1007 Charles J., 738, 797; Christian, 1365; Daniel I., 946; Doris E., 1365; Edith A., 738, 797; Eliza¬ beth, 1365; Jonas H., 797; Lewis, 1337, 1365; Lola A., 1365; Mildred J., 1365; Mvrtle M. , 1337, 1365; Orlo A., 1365 Ruppert, Katie, 854 Rush, Fannie K., 127; Grant, 127; Joe, 127; Kate C., 1251; Peter, 97, 101; Sarah, 272, 275 Rusher, Ella, 157, 167 Rushong — see Roshong Rusling, Harrington, 504; Pearl U., 485, 504; Robert S., 485, 504 Russ, Francis, 63 221; Magdalene, 221 Russel (Russell), 99, 104 Andrew, 162, 179; Anna L., 179, 204; Anna R., 205; Anne P., 205; Annie E., 179, 205; Benton S., 641, 650, 659; Blanche A., 205; Catharine, 816; Clem, 760, 816; Dennis R., 205; Dorothy, 659; Dorothy E., 650, 659; Frances M., 179, 205; Frank, 179; H. Albert, 650; Hannah L., 760, 816; Harry, 205; Hen¬ ry C., 179, 205; Isabella F., 179, 205; John R., 205; Marcia A., 205; Mary, 733, 790; Mary, C., 205; Mary E., 205, 641, 650; Matilda P., 179, 205; Molly N. , 137; Nellie A., 205; Samuel R., 179, 205; Susan E., 179, 205; Susan J., 205; Susanna N., 162, 179; Theodore E., 205; Theodore F., 179, 205; Thomas W., 179; Urcella K., 179, 205 Ruth, Aaron, 1410; Abraham, 1374; Anna C., 1467, 1468, 1482; Annie, 641; Barbara, 639; Benjamin H., 264; Carrie A., 1289, 1301; Catharine, 1410; Catharine W., 669; Dorothy 1., 257; Edward M., 1416; Elizabeth, 251, 285; Ella M., 393, 410; Emma C., 1375, 1410; Esther A., 1457, 1468, 1482; Frank, 1380; Gideon T., 1457, 1467, 1468, 1482; Henry, 1230, 1233; Henry L., 1289, 1301 ; Henry S., 1301 ; Isaac, 63, 1468, 1482; Jacob K., 369, 393; Jennie, 1384, 1416; John, 241, 257, 1301; Joseph T., 1375, 1410; Julia A., 1468, 1482; Kathryn D., 1374; Lizzie M., 1347, 1380; Lizzie Y., 264; Mabel K., 241, 257; Malinda K., 393, 410; Marv A., 369, 393, 1014, 1033; Mary E., 736; Melvin, 393; Sadie M., 826, 850; Sallie O., 641; Sarah W., 1230, 1233; Walter, 393; Wil¬ liam, 393; William R., 850 Rutherford, Clara E., 509, 541; Esther M., 541; Henry, 541; Susan A., 1419; Walter, 509, 541 Rutt, Anna, 627; Michael, 944 Rutter, Anna M., 1104; Charlotte 5., 1104; Daisy, 627; Emanuel, 1 103; Evelyn R., 1109;HarryC., 1054, 1103; Harry R., 1103, 1104; Helen V., 1103, 1142; Naomi L., 1103; Nelson J., 1104; Sarah M., 1054, 1103; Stanley, 1104; Wilmer, 1104 Ryan, 1531 Christena, 1465; Eliza A., 800 Ryder, Mary, 776 Rymond, Eliza A., 1091; George, 1091 Rynear, Anna M., 1352, 1391; Charles, 1391, 1424; Emma W., 1391, 1424; Rebecca A., 1391, 1424; Spencer C., 1391, 1424; William B., 1352, 1391 Rynerson, Anna C., 507; Ellis, 507; Sarah F., 507 Rynick, Isabelle ,M., 1345, 1377; Jacob S., 1377 Ryno, Elijah S., 1449 S Saalbach, Anna M., 1099, 1140; Carl J., 1099, 1140, 1141; Gott¬ lob J., 1140; Raymond, 1141; R. Marie, 1141 Sackett, Joseph, 1227 Sadler, Eleanor M., 976, 987; Wil¬ liam, 987 Saeger, Amanda, 426, 437; Dora A., 1499; Elizabeth H., 694, 714; George, 714, 766; Joseph, 694, 714; Josephine W., 714, 766; Mary A., 714, 766; Rebecca C., 714, 766; Sarah L., 518; William IT., 1499 Sa-ga-ye-watha, 1448 Sage, Ivory, 1398, 1426; Sylvester, 1426 Sailor, Sailer — see Saylor Saint Andrew , 1, 13, 28, 33, 36, 39- 41, 46, 91, 228, 270, 415, 566, 569, 731, 908, 965, 1152, 1177, 1180, 1502 Sainter, Mary E., 1496 St. John, Alan, 801; Dudley, 801; Grace L., 745, 801; Ranson, 745, 801; William, 801 Salada — see Sallada Saler, Catharine, 868 Salford, 22, 52, 53, 61-66, 70-73 Lower, 52, 60, 61, 64, 66, 70 Salisbury, 68 Sallada (Salada), Arthur E., 820; Catherine M., 820; Daniel, 820; Elsie I., 764, 820; George, 1155; Howard H., 764, 820; Orville F., 820; Sarah, 1153, 1155 Sallade, Julian L., 200; Sarah, 453; Sarah A., 199 Salmon, Arthur E., 603; Daniel, 603; Eleanor M., 623; Emma H., 582, 603; Herbert S., 603, 622, 623; Lydia A., 841; Marion H., 623; Marion W., 582, 603; Mary E., 603, 623; Mildred H.,- 603, 622; Nellie M., 603, 622; Pauline M., 603 Salsburg, Catharine, 1487; Cather¬ ine, 744 Saltzer, Elmira H., 754, 809; Harry, 809, 843; Helen K., 843; Irene K., 809, 843; John, 754, 809; Jonas, 809; Maggie H., 809, 843; Paul L., 843; Stella M., 843 Salvage, Annabel R., 1206, 1221; Loren V., 1206, 1221; William F., 1221 Salzer, Ida, 734, 791 Sames, Susanna, 434 Sammel, Azira W., 737, 793; Emma R., 737, 793; Eva M., 793, 841; Joseph, 793 Sample, Caroline, 1377, 1411; Na¬ thaniel W., 1411 Sampson, Margaret, 1388; Rosa, 115 Samsel, Annie R., 743; Calvin, 743; Mary, 1023 Sanders, Bertie M., 763; Charles, 763; Cora B., 763; Dorothy B., 244, 261; Edward, 763; Emma C., 713, 763; George T., 261; John, 763; Leonard, 763; Margaret, 764; Nora E., 764; Norman, 713, 763; Sophia, 1393 Sanderson, Emily, 590, 609; John, 609 Sandmann, Emma, 961 Sandoe, George, 775; John, 718, 775; Mary E., 718, 775; Maury, 775; Samuel, 775 Sands, Anna, 1006, 1013; Guy G., 445, 459; Hiram, 162; John F., 459; John S., 459; Laura E.( Genealogical Record of the Schvvenkfelder Families 1709 459; Milton J., 459; Missouria M., 445, 459; Sarah O., 162 Sandt, Charles H., 1128; Elizabeth, 1533; Ella G., 1128; Hiram, 1128; John F., 1087, 1128; Mary A., 1087, 1128; Mary B., 1128; Raymond H., 1128; Russel D., 1128 Sangle, Carrie, 1103 Sangster, Mary D., 187 Sansom, Marion, 137; Winifred, 119, 137 Santman, George, 1428; Mary, 1408, 1428 Sants, Kathryn W., 577 Sapp, Francis A., 1361, 1404; Joseph F., 1404; Paul M., 1404; Willis, 1361, 1404 Sappis, Minnie, 194 Sarfert, Burnice S., 541; Harry, 509, 541; Lillian M., 509, 541; Max, 541; Minerva E., 541 Sartor, Rebecca, 850 Sarver, Catherine D., 1423, 1431; Ethel P., 1423; Evalina E., 1423; Hillard B., 1423; Martha E., 1423; Sara L., 1390, 1423; Theodore W., 1423; William, 1423; W. S., 1390, 1423 Sarwain, Catharine, 1043 Sass, Claus D., 184; Maude G., 165, 184 Sassaman, Alice, 431; Alpha P., 431, 447; Anna M., 432, 447; Carl, 447; Caroline, 750, 811; Charles, 422, 431; Daisy, 431, 446; Daniel, 447; Ella, 422, 432, 447; Emma, 431, 447; Florence, 432, 447; George K., 431, 447; Guy, 431; Hannah, 432; Harry M., 173, 192; Ida K., 980; “Irene, 1373, 1407; Jane, 431; Jessie H., 431; John, 419, 422; Joseph, 750; Laura E., 431, 446; Levi, 422; Livings¬ ton, 708, 750; Louisa H., 708, 750; Lucy, 431; Mae, 431, 446; Mamie, 431, 447; Mary, 1086; Mary A., 422, 431 ; Milton, 422, 431 ; Nellie, 431 ; Orlando, 1407 ; Pauline S., 173, 192; Ralph, 431; Rebecca, 431; Rebecca G., 419, 422; Robert K., 192; Sallie K, 431, 447; Sara, 1083; Sophia L., 422, 431; Susanna, 734; William, 431; William L., 431, 446 Sasse, Elijah T., 615; Emma C., 594, 615 Satterly, Charles L. H., 920; Nancy, 920; Stephen, 920 Satterthwaite, Phoebe A., 1091 Sauber, Anna, 832 Sauceman, 677 Sauder — see Sauter Sauer, 861 Saul, Alfred, 751; Anne, 708, 751 Saum, John B., 128; Rhoda M., 113, 128; William O., 113, 128 Saur, 966 Christopher, 93 Saurman, Mary V., 484, 503; Thom¬ as M., 503 Sauter (Sauder, Sautter, Souder), Abraham, 479, 495; Alice, 1236; Andrew, 1236; Annie, 1236; Catharine, 1247; Chris¬ tian, 666, 1236; Christian G., 329; Christian Z., 668, 674; Christopher, 473; Edith, 1233, 1236; Eli 642, 674; Elias, 1233, 1236; Elisabeth L., 479, 495; Elizabeth, 1233, 1235; Ella, 495, 636, 642, 1236; Elmer, 122; Emma, 495, Emma J., 674, 680; Florence, 495; Hannah, 674; Hannah S., 668, 674; Henry 1236; Ida, 1142; Jacob, 473; Jeremiah, 495; John B., 1230, 1233; John W., 1233, 1236; Josephine, 1236; Lizzie, 1103; Mahlon, 370; Maria, 470, 473; Maria W., 1230, 1233; Mary, 470, 473, 1233, 1236; Mary A., 358, 370, 1233, 1236; Minerva L., 300, 329; Raymond D., 63; Rosa, 492; Sallie G., 122; Sarah, 664, 666; Susanna (Susannah), 470, 473, 674, 680, 1233, 1235; Susanna K., 1233, 1236 Savacool, Bessie B. 522, 551 ; David, 522; Enos, 1247; Frank M., 1239, 1247; Frank W., 1247; Garland G., 551; Howard, 523; Howard F., 551; James F., 496, 522; Malinda W., 1239, 1247; Robert, 523; Susan L., 496, 522; Susan M., 523; Wil¬ liam C., 551; William H., 522, 551 Savage, Andrew, 533, 555; Davis W., 646, 654; Elwood F., 654; Frank N., 654; Kate P., 646, 654; Laura R., 533, 555; Leo, 555 Savalcool, Mary, 501 Savely, Ephraim B., 839; Oakley, 788,839 Savidge, Albert, 644; Barbara A., 1091 ; Clinton R., 637, 644, 645; Dorothy J., 654; Eleanor K., 644, 654; Flora O., 644; Harry W., 644, 654; Louise, 644, 654; Louise E., 637, 644, 645; Lucile, 644, 645; Mary A., 644, 654; Mary P., 644; Preston M., 644, 654; Ralph, 644; Robert B., 654; Ruth G., 644; Samuel K., 644 Savitz, Alice J., 519, Bertha, 982; Carrie, 982; Charles, 973, 982; Cora, 982; Ida J., 621; John, 982; Sarah W., 973, 982 Saxony, 12, 13, 16, 33, 34, 40, 45 Say, Benjamin, 865 Saybold, Henry, 632 Sayer, Arah J., 738, 839; Charlie E., 839; Daniel, 483; Donald A., 839; Dorwin D., 839; Eliza¬ beth, 474, 483; Harry J., 839; Mabel E., 788, 839; Otto H., 839; Samuel, 839 Sayers, Frank, 605; Josephine G., 586, 605; Richard, 605; Robert, 605; Martin, 605; William M., 586, 605 Saylor (Sailor, Sailer), Alice C.,183; Angeline, 1332; Arnold, 1319, 1323, 1332; Caroline, 1537; Catharine, 691, 705; Cather¬ ine, 1105; Dorothy V., 183; Elizabeth, 272, 275; Emma A., 445, 458; George, 1303; George A., 1290, 1303 (Godfrey, 1303; Grace, 1303, 1308; Hannah E., 280, 298; Harvey W., 183; Henry, 705; Isabella, 1332; Jennie, 1129; Jeriah W., 298; John K., 458; John U., 95; Kate H., 1157, 1163; Katie S., 165, 183; Laura, 1339, 1368; Laura W., 1290, 1303; Mary, 1053, 1102, 1274; Mary C., 1319, 1322, 1332; Nora Z., 597, 618; Raymond, 445, 458; Ray¬ mond K., 165, 183; Ruth L., 1303, 1308; Sarah C., 1332; Susanna, 1332; William, 1102; William H., 618; Wilson, 183 Sayre, Clara,* 841 Sayres, Alice, 834; Annie H., 776, 833; Catherine, 834; Charles L., 776, 833; Earl, 834; Elmer, 776, 834; Elsie, 833; Florence, 776; George A., 776, 834; George W., 719, 776; Henry E., 776; Katie M., 776; Lena S., 776, 834; Le Roy, 776; Mary L., 776, 834; May C., 776; Mildred, 833; Nellie M., 776, 834; Pearl, 833; Ralph, 776; Rebecca, 776; Sarah J., 719, 776; Theodore A., 834; William, 834; William H., 776 Schaecher, Wilhelmina, 1219 Schaeffer (Schaffer), Adeline, 1325, 1335; Ahron, 501; Alverda W., 1246; Amanda, 482, 501; Amanda A., 1166; Amanda S., 1201, 1214; Anna, 814; Anna H., 704; Annie W., 1023, 1055; Arthur W., 1215; Au¬ gustus, 1023, 1055; A. W., 205; Benjamin, 331; Clara K..,455, 463; Christina H., 691, 704; David, 704; Edna, 303, 331; Edwin S., 1239, 1245; Eliza¬ beth, 516; Ellen K., 1239, 1245; Emma, 1245; Emma S., 201; Esther G., 511, 544; George, 544, 1055; Hannah L., 463; Harriet, 1325, 1335; Helen M., 463; Henry, 813; Ida A., 1215; Irwin, 1238; Jacob, 704; Jacob S., 455, 463; James, 1568; John, 704, 1335; Kate, 1207; Lizzie B., 756, 813; Mabel A., 463, 1214; Mahlon, 704; Mar¬ tha, 607; Mary, 786, 1247, 1335; Mary A., 704, 739; Mary C., 205; Mary D., 1238; Maud R., 544, 561; Milton, 1245; Morris B., 463; Oswin, 1201, 1214; Peter, 511, 544; Polly, 1566, 1568; Rachel, 262; Ray¬ mond W., 1246; Rosa E., 507, 537; Samuel, 691, 704; Sarah, 332; Theodore, 537; William, 1214 1710 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Schafebook, Emma, 1251; Emma J. , 1241, 1251; William, 1251 Schaffer — see Schaeffer Schairer, Barbara L., 1493; D. Fredrick, 1493; Mildred L., 1478, 1493, 1494; William W., 1478, 1493 Schall, Anna L., 1090, 1134; Anna V., 206, 216; Catharine, 734; Charles, 788; Emma, 1124; John G., 1298; Lafayette, 1134; Peter D., 728, 788; Raymond, 788; Reuben T., 216; Sarah H., 728, 788 Schaner, David, 893; Susanna, 889, 893 Schankweiler (Shankweiler) , Annie L. , 596, 618; Carl B., 557; Eliza A., 538, 557; Ellen, 558; Ellen C., 440, 453; Florence C., 557; Horatio, 453; James F., 557; James S., 538, 557; J. V., 557; Marie E., 557; Nathan, 618; Paul B., 557 Schantz (Shantz), Albert P., 789; Alvin, 359, 375; Amelia, 537; Anna, 120; Annie, 235, 244, 568, 573; Annie M., 1021, 1050; Catharine A., 1194, 1202; Catherine, 1196; Charles, 760, 816; Charles L., 737; Clarence P., 189, 211; David H., 745; Diana, 1565, 1566; Edith H., 737, 760, 816; Eleanor, 375, 401; Ella M., 706, 745; Ellen (Ella) M., 158, 170; Elmer S., 706, 745; Elmira, 1192, 1201; Emeline, 309; Emma R., 170, 189; Enos, 1202; Ervin, 745; Flora, 298; Frederick S., 189; Grace V., 1166, 1173; G. Washington, 1170; Hannah, 1222; Helen, 322, 340; Helen K, 189, 211; John, 694, 712, 760, 1050; John A., 1173; John D., 1173; Katharine, 745; Laura C., 728, 789; La- vinia L., 694, 712, 760; Lucy A., 101, 108; Lucy E., 189,211; Mahlon, 760; Maria, 461, 1223; Mary A., 1163, 1170; Oswin, 1211; Reuben, 1201, 1566; Sarah B., 1199, 1211; Solomon T., 170; Sophia K., 359, 375; Tilghman D., 340; William, 1166, 1173; William H., 189; William S., 170, 189 Schappel, Ellen, 627 Scharff, John G., 70 Scharffenberger, Elias, 1558; Rosina H., 1558 Sehartzsinger, Angelwert, 696, 720; Fianna H., 696, 720 Schatz, Elizabeth M., 496, 524; Ellen R., 724; Eva M., 523; Frank, 496; George, 480, 496, 523, 724; Gertrude, 523; Han¬ nah W., 496, 523; Harry C., 496, 523; James A., 523; James M. , 496, 523; John R., 523; Mabel W., 523; Mary D., 496; Mary E., 496, 523; Mary Y., 480, 496; Minnie, 496, 523; Paul M., 523; Ralph E., 524; Ruth M., 524; Sallie W., 496; Sarah J., 496; Tillie M., 496, 523; William J., 496, 524 Scheafer, Emma, 625 Schearer, Hannah S., 760; James, 760; Rosa E., 847 Scheetz, Aaron, 156, 163; Alice, 163; Andrew, 1348; Anna K., 1239, 1247; Anna M., 317, 338; Bertha M., 449, 462; Caroline, 329; Carrie, 299, 951; Doris V. , 338; Edwin, 317; Emeline C., 156, 163; Emma E., 176, 199; Florence, 317, 338; Fred, 317; Gertrude E., 1295, 1305; Harry, 317; Henry C., 1247; Herbert, 329; Isaac, 199; John, 312; Lloyd, 449, 462; Mary A., 1147; Mary D., 1348; Mary E., 287, 312; Miriam S., 171; Myra G., 290, 316; Remandus, 1305; Samuel, 316, 317; Thomas, 462; William, 317, 338; William A., 290, 316 Scheffer, Bella S., 121, 139; Fredric, 121, 139; Pere, 139 Scheffy (Scheffey), Annie, 1068; Catharine B., 1344, 1375; Ed¬ win B., 1068; Elizabeth N., 1031, 1068; Emma C., 1375, 1410; Ephraim B., 1031, 1068; John, 1068; John B., 1375; Julia, 1068; Katie, 1068; Mar¬ tha J., 1344, 1375, 1376; Reu¬ ben B., 1344, 1375; William B., 1068 Scheidy, Mayme B., 1159 Scheik, Aaron, 731; Amelia, 731; Charles, 731; Ella, 731; Frank, 731; Jacob, 731; John, 731; Martha, 731; Mary, 731; Mary E., 701, 731; Minnie, 731; Wesley, 731; William, 701, 731 Scheirer, Bessie F., 751; Estella, 751; John T., 708, 751; Minnie A., 751; Rosanna H., 708, 751; Tilghman, 751 Schell, 570, 580 Abraham, 975; Alice W., 1034, 1073; Amandus, 1237; Anna W. , 1233, 1236; Annie, 1405; Annie S., 862, 863; Bernice, 996; Caroline, 103,111; Catha¬ rine, 642, 700, 726; Chester, 996; Elias, 1237; Ellen S., 581, 600; Elmira S., 975, 985; Em¬ ma S., 975, 986; Feronica, 72, 1017; Horace S., 581, 600, 975, 986; Irma D., 986, 996; Irma M., 986, 996; Irwin O., 600, 621; Jacob, 111; Jeremiah K., 1073; John, 96, 1034, 1073; John C., 1073; Jonathan, 1236; Le Roy IL, 986, 996; Levinus, 570, 581; Lizzie A., 975, 986; Mae C., 621; Margaret E., 621; Matilda Y., 970, 975; Michael, 72; Newton, 996; Olive M., 600, 621; Paul H., 986, 996; Peter G., 970, 975; Regina K., 175, 196; Solomon, 1233, 1236; Susanna, 1237; Susanna S., 570, 581; Thomas Y., 196 Schelly (Schelley, Shelly, Shelley), Abigail, 1572; Abraham, 1572; Ada K., 1198, 1209; Ada S., 863; Addie, 1158; Adelaide, 1573, 1575; Adelia, 1575; Adelia Y., 1573, 1575; Agnes, 411; Alvin R., 178, 204; Aman¬ da, 1573; Ambrose Y., 1573; Angeline, 1572, 1574; Anna, 901, 905; Annie M., 1573, 1575; Anthony, 959; A. S., 29; Bar¬ bara, 487, 509; Benneville, 1572, 1573; Catharine W., 781; Charles, 252; Christian, 1209; Cyrus Y., 1573, 1575; Edmund, 1572, 1573; Edwin Y., 1573; Elizabeth S., 929, 932; Ella, 1158; Emma, 1573; Emma J., 1573, 1576; Frank, 932; Grace R., 1209; Hannah Y., 1572, 1573, 1575; Herbert N., 1573; Horace, 1158; Howard B., 1573; Ida S., 954, 959; Irvin, 863; Irwin, 1572; Isabella, 238, 252; Isola H., 1573; Jacob, 509; James M., 954, 959; James Y., 1573; Joel P., 1573, 1575; Joel Y., 1572, 1573; Judith, 1572; Katharine Y., 1573, 1575; Kathryn, 650; Leanna, 480, 496; Lewis, 905; Linnaeus, 1158; Lizzie, 210; Lvdia Y., 1572, 1573; Mabel S., 178, 204; Mary, 1158; Mary L., 1573, 1575; Milton, 1573; Minnie, 1172; Percy Y., 1573, 1575; Phoebe, 897; Phoebe Y., 1572, 1574; Priscilla, 959; Ralph P., 1575; Rebecca, 1209; Rhoda C. , 1573, 1575; Rhoda L., 1575; Rose, 1158; Salome, 1572; Sarah, 970, 974, 1211, 1572; Selina, 1572; Susan L., 1572, 1573; Thamar S., 1155, 1158; Urias L., 204; Walter, 1573; William, 1573; William A., 1155, 1158; William R., 1209; William S., 1198, 1209 Schemmer, William, 1260 Schenck, Elbert S., 1540; Hattie D. , 1540; John F., 425, 435; Susan D., 425, 435 Scheps (Schoepps, Schopss), Anna, 345; Frederick, 37, 42, 68 Scherer, Elias A., 134 Scherle, Kate, 366, 389 Scherrer, Mary E., 115, 131; Wil¬ liam, 131 Scheuerle, Albert F., 138; Albert J., 120, 138; Bertha E., 142; Charles H., 138; Eva B., 142; Harry A., 138; Ida, 138, 142; Ida L., 120, 138; Lewis D., 138, 142; Lillian I., 138, 143; Mary P., 138, 142 Scheuerman, Catharine, 1268 Scheveningen, 46 Schickley, Emma K., 1156 Schied, Ruth, 1423, 1431; V. J., 1431 171 l Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Schiele, Andrew D., 239; Charles D., 239; Dore S., 239; Elizabeth K., 233, 239; Lovina J., 239; Nathan C., 239; Susie C., 239; Sylvester, 239; William 239 Schiery (Shiery), Amos, 760; Annie, 760; Catharine L., 694, 712, 760; Daniel, 694, 712, 760; El¬ mira, 760; Hannah, 760; Hun- zinger, 760; John, 760; John N., 694, 712, 760; Katherine, 760; Lily, 760; Lucy A., 712; Mary L., 694, 712, 760; Peter, 760 Schiffert (Shiffert), Adelia C., 235, 243; Amelia, 531; Carolina, 477, 490; Charles, 355; Eddie, 355; Elizabeth, 1152, 1154; Ehvina, 355; Erwin, 355; Eva, 360; Daniel, 351, 355; Daniel W., 355; Juliana, 355; Kather¬ ine, 1161; Leanna, 355; Maria, 454; Mentes, 355; Rachel K., 351, 355; Sarah A., 355, 362; Susanna, 355, 362; Tilera, 355, 362; William, 490 Schilling, Charles F., 780, 835; Irma G., 780, 835 Schim, Sallie F., 1115 Schimmel, Catharine, 1046; Jacob, 1046 Schimmell, J. O., 929 Schisler, Amanda, 1251 Schitz, Mary A., 484, 503; Milton, 503 Schlafer, Catharine, 361, 378; Hen¬ ry, 378 Schlatter, Michael, 632 Schlauch, Marie B., 1106 Schlegel, John, 895; Kate S., 895 Schleicher, Clara B., 116, 134; George, 134 Schleiffer, John, 96 Schler, Susanna, 419, 420 Schlicher, Ada K., 428, 443; Adah C., 453; Adelaide, 341, 428, 446; Alice, 440, 533; Alice S., 428, 442; Althea, 443; Amanda, 428, 443; Amelia B., 421, 428; Ammon W., 453, 462; Anna M., 354, 360, 419, 421, 427, 440; Annie M., 442, 456; Ar- line M., 456; Arthur, 453; Benjamin, 428, 442; Blanche C. 442 456 Calvin, 428, 443; Catharine A., 427, 453; Catherine, 440; Charles, 421, 428, 440, 443, 996; Charles E., 440, 454; Clara A., 442, 456; Clara B., 427, 440; Claude H., 453; Clement R., 453; Clement W., 440, 453; Cora L., 442, 456; Daniel, 421, 428; Diana, 428, 442 Earl, 443; Edwin H., 986, 996; Edwin K., 427, 439, 440; Elizabeth, 427, 440, 443; Ella J., 442, 456; Ellamanda B., 428, 442; Ellen C., 440, 453; Elmira, 428, 443; Elsie M., 453, 462; Emma, 427, 440; Emma E., 440; Emma K., 427, 439, 440, 453; Emma M., 442; Emmalina G., 427, 440; Estella M., 453; Esther F., 440, 454; Eva, 440; Fianna S., 427, 441; Florence S., 453 George, 421, 427, 439; George A., 439, 440; George M., 440; Glenna K., 996; Gwennie, 443; Heinrich F., 440, 453; Helen, 443; Helen M., 453, 463; Henry, 427, 440; Henry J., 462; Hilda, 443; Howard, 443; Ida A. , 442; Ida W., 440, 453; Irma B. , 453, 462; Irma M., 462 James, 428, 442; Jane M., 427; Jennie S., 453, 462; John, 419, 421, 427, 476, 1153, 1155; John A. , 428, 440, 442, 453; John H., 453, 462; John J., 443; Jonas, 421, 427, 440; Kate O., 440; Katie, 441, 455; Katie E., 453; Katie M., 443; Kenneth F., 456; Kermit W., 456; Lena S., 428, 441; Levinus, 428, 442; Lillian M., 453, 462; Lillie K., 428, 442; Lizzie, 428, 440, 442; Louis J., 456; Lucinda, 427, 441; Lydia, 428, 441; Lydia B. , 421, 428; Lydia H., 421, 428 Mabel B., 442, 456; Maggie, 441, 455; Mamie, 441; Manoah, 427; Maria E., 428, 442; Mar¬ tha F., 428, 442; Mary, 427, 441; Mary B., 427, 440; Mary C. , 454; Mary E., 440, 453; Matilda, 427, 1023, 1054; Maude L., 453, 462; Milton 441; Morris, 428, 443; Nathan 421, 428; Nelson, 428, 442; Nelson E., 442; Nelson G., 456; Paul, 440 Ralph, 443; Rebecca, 428, 441; Regina (Rachel) S., 476, 1153, 1155; Robert, 443; Russell C., 453; Ruth, 443; Ruth M., 456; Sadie E., 453, 462; Sadie S., 986, 996; Sallie A. ,441 ; Samuel, 428, 441; Sara E., 453; Sarah, 428, 442; Sarah A., 421, 427; Sarah G., 421, 427; Sarah K., 453, 462; Sarah S., 427, 440; S. Effie, 440, 453; Stella, 440; Susanna, 419-421 Tharnar, 1155, 1158; Thomas, 427, 440; Tivilia B., 428, 441; Wallace F., 453, 462; Walter F., 442, 456; Warren, 440; William, 428, 441; William B., 442; 456; Willoughby, 421 Schlonecker, Lydia, 970, 974 Schlosser, Ella, 1203, 1218; Valen¬ tine H., 1218 Schlotter, Howard, 542; Jennie K., 510, 542; Reuben, 542; Wil¬ liam, 510, 542 Schlotterer, Amanda K., 234, 242; Emma M., 242, 258; George, 235; George B., 234, 242, 259; George H., 258; George K., 242, 258; Hannah, 1329, 1349; Jane L., 259; Rosa L., 242, 258; Susan, 232, 235; Warren K., 242, 258; William, 242 Schlottinan, Katherine, 1217 Schluckner, Johann G., 85 Schmauch, Florence, 751, 807; Nicholas, 807 Schmeck, Emily S., 263 Schmiedt, Schmid, Schmidt, Schmitt — see Smith Schmilling, Amelia, 762 Schmoll, Annie B., 1023, 1055; Eliza H., 1010, 1023; Henry, 1023, 1055; Peter B., 1010, 1023 Schmoyer, Anna, 983; Anna K., 206; Carrie J., 449; F. J., 765; Flora, 174; Julia A., 765; Laura, 438, 452, 530; Mary, 625; Mary A., 175, 196; Milton A. , 452; Solomon, 71, 82; Susan 214; Walter, 449 Schmuck, Barbara A., 1327; Mat¬ thias, 1327 Schmucker, B. M., 424 Schnabel, Ellen A., 1042, 1086 Schnatz, Emma, 401 Schneck, Agnes, 843 Schnee, Caroline, 690, 701 Schneider— see Snyder Schnell, Charlotte, 951; Eliza J., 738, 795; Oliver, 795 Schoch, Aaron, 697, 721; Bertha B. , 746; Edna M., 781; Etna, 1517, 1533; Gertrude E., 1087, 1129; Howard R., 721, 780; John C., 821; Kate, 1142; Leanna, 474, 484; Lizzie C., 721, 780; Marietta, 894; Marion V., 781; Martha M., 765, 821; Mary R., 697, 721; Pauline M., 781; Peter B., 1533; Sarah, 922 Schock, Lillian, 535 Schoedell, Meda F., 545; William, 545 Schoenau, Bernice A., 613; Beth K., 613; Earl L., 613; Edward H., 592, 613; Elizabeth A., 592, 613; Rayburn E., 613 Schoeneberger, Charles J., 1090, 1133; Emma S., 1090, 1133; Evelyn M., 1133; Florence L., 1090; Harry, 1043, 1090; Henry F., 1090; Isaac, 1090; Lizzie S., 1090; Mabel I., 1090, 1134; Madeline, 1133; Minnie M., 1090, 1133; Rufina B., 1043, 1090; Susan, 1043, 1090; Syl¬ vester P., 1090; Thomas D., 1090 Schoener, Aimee, 723 Schoenherr, Mary, 651 Schoenly, Abraham W., 1250; Adelia C., 243; Amandus, 243; Andora, 1191, 1198; Charles, 515; Delilah L., 893, 900; Elizabeth N., 177, 202; Edna V., 202; Erwin G., 516; Henry C. , 202; Howard W., 177, 202; Jacob, 900; Kate G., 490, 515; Katie, 425; Leah, 516; Minnie, 779; Samuel, 1198; Sarah, 124 Schoepps — see Scheps 1712 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Schofer, Hannah K., 110, 125; H. Morris, 110, 125; James, 125; James S., 125; Lucy A., 529 Schofer, M., 17 Schofield, Elmer J., 1476, 1490; George, 1490; Grace, 1490; Jennie N., 1476, 1490; Julia R., 1138 Scholl, Adolph G., 200; Anna, 791, 1126; Anna A., 322; Anna M., 176, 200; Annie, 1083, 1126; Benjamin A., 1374, 1408; Catharine, 1083; Catharine A., 1039, 1083; Dorothy M., 1428; Edith H., 1408, 1428; Eliza¬ beth, 214, 1124; Ella, 1126; Ella G., 1083; Ellen, 1083, 1126; Emma R., 1083, 1126; Florence M., 199, 214; Frank, 199, 214; George B., 1428; Grace H., 1428; Ida M., 702, 735; Ida R., 442; Jacob G., 1039, 1083; John K, 641; Jonathan, 1039; Leanna, 1073; Leanna S., 1039, 1083; Lin- wood M., 1428; L. Morell, 1408, 1428; Mabel V., 241, 257, 1408; Maggie, 1083, 1126, Margaret, 214; Margarette G. ; 1016, 1039; Maria, 1038, 1083; Mary E., 1374, 1408; Mary S., 1408, 1428; Nelson, 1408, 1428; Pearl, 1126; Samuel, 1083, 1126; Sarah G., 1039; Seth L., 1408; Simon, 1083; Susanna, 1039, 1083; Tobias, 1016, 1039, 1083; Wilhelmina IL, 635, 641; William, 214 Schollenberger, Calvin D., 619; Calvin E., 619; Charles A., 597, 619; David J., 619; Ellen, 619; Ida M., 619, 627; Katie D., 597, 619 Scholtze — see Schultz Schong, Harry B., 1137; Mary A., 1092; 1137 Schonwalder (Schonwalder), George, 418, 928, 1313; Maria, 418, 684 School Fund, 15 Schooley, Jesse, 1536; Laura V., 1519, 1536 Schoonover, C. S., 238; Gertrude K, 238 Schopss — see Scheps Schott, James, 1128, 1526; Mary M., 1510, 1526; Mary W., 1526; Rebecca, 1526; William, 1510, 1526 Schove, Jacob, 1086; Maria, 1041, 1086 Schrack, Ada N., 1162, 1169; Betty M., 1174; Catherine, 1169; C., Harvey, 1162; Devilla L, 1162, 1169; Dorothy A., 1169, 1174; Emma C., 1162, 1169; Ethel M., 1169; Eva, 1169, 1174; Frank E., 1169; George W., 1162, 1169; Gladys R., 1174; Helen, 1169; Irene O., 1162, 1169; Ivy H., 1169, 1174; John, 1327; John E., 1162, 1169; John H., 1157, 1162; Kate Y., 1162, 1169; Lloyd E., 1169, 1174; Mary B., 1162, 1169; Mary E., 1162, 1169, 1174; Michael M., 1162; Mil- ton O., 1162, 1169; Myrtle M., 1169; Myrtle V., 1162, 1169; Pauline R., 1174; Ralph E., 1169, 1174; Rebecca E., 1157, 1162; William F., 1162, 1169 Schrader, Elizabeth F., 1097, 1139; Frank, 1139; Herman J., 1139; Walter H., 1097, 1139 Schraer, Ellen E., 708, 750; Samuel, 750; William, 708, 750 Schragen, Gossen, 1438 Schramm, Bertha, 925 Schranger, Clayton B., 525, 552; Mamie M., 525, 552 Schreck, Benjamin F., 607; Ida M., 587, 607 Schreiber, Frank W., 490, 515; John L., 515; Susan L., 490, 515 Schrumm, George D., 1484; Han¬ nah V., 1469, 1484 Schubert (Shubart,Shoebart), Abra¬ ham, 1158; Ada B., 1160; Alice R., 809; Alice S., 1158, 1164; Anna, 52, 270, 271, 1152, 1154, 1156, 1164; Anna K, 68, 146, 1152; Anna M., 37, 68, 345; Anna R., 1312; Anthony, 1154; Arthur H., 1160, 1167; Bar¬ bara, 37, 43, 52, 68, 349, 351, 1152; Barbara E., 1156, 1160; Barbara H., 345 Catharine, 1155, 1158; Charles, 1154, 1156, 1160; Charles E., 1153, 1158, 1164; Christina, 1154; Christopher (Christoph, Christoff), 36, 41, 43, 68, 83, 343, 345, 470, 471, 1153-1155; Clara H., 1160, 1167; Clarence R., 1167; C. Paul, 1165; Cyrus A. , 1160, 1167; Daniel, 1156, 1160; David, 37, 39-43, 46, 48, 51, 54, 55, 59, 65, 68, 81, 83, 85, 146, 345, 474, 1151-1154 Elizabeth, 1154, 1156, 1164; Elizabeth S., 1152, 1154; Elva, 1164, 1172; Emma, 1156, 1158, 1165; Emma C., 1158, 1164; Estella, 599, 621, 1160, 1164, 1167; Esther K., 1154, 1156; Franklin, 1156; George, 83, 1156, 1312, 1313; Hannah, 1153, 1187, 1189; Hannah J., 1153; Hannah M., 754, 809; Helena F., 1154, 1156; Henry, 1156, 1160; Henry L., 1160, 1167; Irene, 1164 J. Arnold, 1167; John C., 1312, 1313; John H., 754, 809; Kath¬ ryn, 1164; Laura, 1164, 1172; Laura B., 1154, 1157; Leila B. , 1160, 1167; Leland B., 1167; Lewis, 1154, 1156; Lewis J., 1160, 1166; Lillian, 1165, 1173; Lisa, 1156; Louisa, 1156; Lydia, 1155, 1158; Lydia P., 1156, 1160; Lydian S., 1156, 1164 Mabel M., 1167; Maggie D., 1158, 1164, 1173; Maria, 48, 68; Maria K, 1152, 1153, 1564; Maria T., 40, 1152; Maria Y., 471, 1153, 1154; Mary, 1158, 1164, 1165; Mary K., 1160, 1167; Mary M., 1156, 1160; Melchior (Melcher), 17, 52, 63, 88, 224, 1152, 1153, 1564; Minnie, 1165; Myrtle R., 1160, 1166 Oliver, 1154; Olivia M., 1160, 1167; Oswin C., 1157; Paul M., 1167; Rebecca, 1154, 1156; Reuben, 1153, 1155, 1158, 1164; Regina (Rachel), 471, 476, 1153, 1154, 1156, 1313; Rose, 1156; Rosina, 52, 468, 471, 886, 1152; Ruth E., 1167 Sabina Y., 470, 1153, 1155; Samuel, 1154, 1157; Sarah, 472, 479, 1152-1154, 1156, 1160; Sarah E., 1160, 1167; Sarah J., 1156, 1160; Simon, 1155; Sophia, 1153-1155; So¬ phia E., 1160, 1167; Stanley, 1164; Susan, 1154, 1156; Su¬ sanna (Susannah), 37, 39, 44, 68, 345, 684, 685, 1152, 1153, 1313; Susanna B., 1313; Su¬ sanna Y., 474, 1152, 1154; Theresa, 1154; Timothy, 1155, 1158; William, 809, 1156, 1158, 1160, 1164; Wilma, 1164 Schueck, Amanda S., 428, 443; Charles, 443; Clinton, 443, 457; Clinton E., 457; Cora, 443, 457; Earl K., 1408; Earl L., 457; Elmer, 443; Evelyn B., 1373, 1408; Helen G., 443, 458; Helen H., 443, 457; Henry K., 1408; Henry Y., 1408; Herbert, 443; Howard, 443, 457; Idella M. , 457; Irvin F., 1373, 1408; James L., 1408; Lloyd, 443; Luella M., 457; Marne D., 443; Matthias, 443; Minnie B., 443, 457 ; Nevin W., 457 ; Ruth, 457 ; Sarah A., 1408; William, 428, 443, 458 Schug, Ida J., 1088, 1130; John A., 1130; Theodore, 1088, 1130 Schuler (Shuler), Albert, 504, 531; Alfred, 1155, 1159; Amanda, 360; Amandus, 354, 361; An¬ gelina, 360, 377; Anna Y., 504; Asa, 504, 531; Carl, 532; Caro¬ line, 360, 377; Catharine, 475; Clifford, 532; Daniel, 532; David, 1031; Edward, 532; Elijah, 354; Eliza R., 354, 360; Elizabeth, 504, 529, 531, 532, 546, 1031, 1069, 1241; Eliza¬ beth K., 354, 361; Ellen, 504, 531; Elmer, 504, 532; Emma, 361; Esther, 1004, 1010; Esther N. , 1014, 1031; Eugene, 532; Francis, 532; Francis D., 504, 532; Franklin, 361; George, 351, 354; Grace, 531; Hannah M., 1154, 1155; Harvey A., 531, 553; Henry A., 361, 378, 578; Jacob, 377; Jethro, 354; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1713 John, 1014, 1031, 1155, 1159, 1165, 1173, 1241; Joshua, 504; Katherine E., 504, 531; Lillian, 504, 532; Lillian S., 1165, 1173; Lizzie, 1236, 1241; Louisa, 361; Mahlon, 354; Margaret, 532; Margaret A., 504, 532; Mary, 361; Mary D., 504, 531; Mary G. , 531, 553; Morris, 504, 532; Moses, 485, 504; P. A., 1173; Paul, 1173; Paul W., 531; Raham, 354, 360; Robert, 532; Rufus, 82, 1155, 1159; Ruth, 532; Samuel, 354; Sarah, 354, 360, 361; Sarah A., 361, 378, 578; Sarah T., 1155; Sarah Y., 485, 504; Sophia, 361; Sophia K. , 351, 354; Thomas, 354, 361, 1154, 1155, 1159; Titus, 504; Wesley, 504; Willoughby, 354; Wilson, 1155, 1159 Schultz (Shultz, Scholtze, Sholtze, etc.), 33, 58, 68 Aaron, 970; Abigail S., 1187; Abi¬ gail Y., 472, 1190; Abner K., 986, 1212. 1223; Abraham, 52, 82, 97, 101, 151, 888, 940, 941. 944, 946, 1189, 1194, 1202, 1258, 1573; Abraham S., 477, 946, 949, 950, 952, 955; Ada A., 985; Ada F., 978, 1211, 1223; Ada O., 1220; Ada S., 676, 954, 959; Adaline K., 376, 977, 988; Adam, 53, 96, 100, 230,940,946; Adam A., 100, 107, 953, 957; Adda V., 119, 137; Addie L., 114; Addison, 890, 949, 954; Addison S., 580, 1194, 1203; Adelaide G., 161, 178, 954; Adelia Iv., 912, 915; Adonia K., 947, 951, 1284; Agnes S., 178, 203, 1200; Albert B., 956; Al¬ bert K., 1199; Albert S., 299, 1197, 1209; Alden W., 994; Alfred, 1193; Alfred S., 954; Alice, 949; Alice D., 959; Alice L. , 119, 974; Alice M., 294, 322, 1203; Alice R., 1206, 1220; Alice S., 954; Allen, 951, 1196, 1207; Allen R., 1199, 1210; Alma, 986; Alma G., 1204, 1219; Alva A., 985, 995; Alvan H. , 1202, 1218; Alvenia S., 1212, 1223; A. Lyndale. 1223; Amanda, 292, 474, 484, 545, 561, 888, 892, 910, 912, 948, 951, 953, 974-976, 1195, 1199, 1201, 1211, 1212; Amanda H., 985, 1286, 1296; Amanda K., 319, 948, 1196, 1206, 1565; Amanda L ., 1191, 1199; Aman¬ da S., 174, 195, 1200; Amanda W., 420; Amanda Y., 947, 1190, 1197; Ambrose, 951, 974, 1198; Ambrose K., 976, 986; Amelia, 976, 987; Amelia S., 1190, 1192, 1196, 1200; Amos, 231, 478; Amos H., 975, 985, 995; Amos K., 892, 953, 959; Amos M., 1159; Amos S., 946, 948, 949, 953, 954, 986, 1200, 1213; Amy, 984, 994; Andrew (Andreas), 52, 69, 230, 467, 664, 684, 946, 948, 959, 964, 968, 970, 1187, 1191; Andrew H., 975, 984; Andrew K. , 970, 975; Andrew N., 1208; Andrew S., 676, 954, 959; Angelina, 974, 983; Angeline L. , 1190, 1196; Anna, 34, 38, 43, 59, 68, 69, 91-93, 95, 97, 98, 104, 113, 271, 272, 278, 349, 908, 928, 940, 964, 970, 1186- 1188, 1191, 1192, 1196, 1200, 1202, 1205, 1217, 1226; Anna A. , 946, 947, 1199, 1283; Anna B. , 1194, 1202; Anna C., 97, 1195, 1204; Anna G., 887, 1189, 1194; Anna H., 88, 1180, 1186; Anna K., 229, 231, 964, 968, 1189, 1196; Anna M., 93, 97, 964, 1186, 1313; Anna R., 88, 92, 94, 1195, 1204, 1314; Anna S., 970, 976, 987; Anna Y., 359, 467, 473, 483, 942, 947, 1187, 1190, 1260; Annabel R., 1206, 1221; Annetta S., 1200; Annie, 976, 1195, 1203; Annie B., 910, 913; Annie G., 910, 912; Annie M., 364, 383, 893, 900, 974; Annie U., 1193; Anthony, 232, 928, 1188-1190, 1193, 1194, 1565; Anthony B., 1195, 1203; Archibald B., 913; Armina F., 951, 956; Arthur, 988; Arthur A., 985, 995; Ar¬ thur K., 1201; Augustus Y., 1188; Austin, 956 Balthasar (Baltzer), 17, 52, 69, 71, 467, 908, 940, 1186; Bar¬ bara, 38, 68, 471, 476, 1186, 1187, 1158; Barbara K., 91, 97, 232, 971, 975; Barbara Y., 471, 1187; Barron C., 1213; Benjamin, 940, 941, 947, 952, 1508, 1520; Benjamin S., 1520; Benneville, 974; Benneville S., 29, 367, 1193, 1201; Bertha, 1205; Bertha F., 1197, 1209; Bertha I., 1196, 1207; Bertha M. , 299, 1207, 1223; Bessie, 956; Bessie J., 114, 130; Bettie A., 107, 119; Bettie F., 104, 113; Beulah M., 983, 993; Beverley P., 130; Blanche B., 1203, 1218, 1223; Blanche R., 995 999 Caleb, 949, 1212; Calvin B., 976; Calvin K, 1177, 1199, 1206, 1211, 1220; Carlotta, 984, 994; Caroline, 483, 489, 502, 515, 949, 1137, 1190, 1192, 1200, 1201; Caroline E., 950, 955; Carrie S., 954; Caspar, 469, 1187, 1189, 1229; Catarina K., 88, 91; Catharine, 68, 91, 92, 96, 98, 716, 772, 910, 912, 978, 993, 1205; Catharine A., 1195; Catharine B., 970, 975, 1194, 1202; Catharine G., 1188, 1192, 1193, 1199; Catharine H., 96, 100, 685, 908; Catharine M., 931, 1189, 1195; Catharine S., 908-910; Charles, 887, 1188- 1190, 1193, 1196, 1201, 1205, 1207; Charles A., 107, 119; Charles H., 975; Charles K., 1199, 1211; Charles M., 1195, 1204; Charles S., 1197, 1208; Charles Y., 119, 137; Charlotte J., 467; Charlotte Y., 964, 968; Chesley D., 114, 129; Chester, 1201; Chester K., 954, 959, 1055, 1195, 1204; Christian, 82, 1200; Christiana, 89, 96; Christianna K., 175, 197; Christina, 53, 148, 154, 160, 230-232, 237, 351, 354, 908, 942, 946, 968-970, 1187-1190, 1192, 1194; Christina Y., 469, 471, 1187-1189; Christine A., 984, 994; Christopher (Chris¬ toph), 4, 15, 18, 28, 29, 34, 37, 41-43, 45, 51-56, 65, 67-69, 73, 76, 88, 92, 93, 148, 149, 164, 223-225, 228, 230, 271, 344, 348, 349, 467, 468, 470-472, 566, 684, 687, 856, 908, 918, 928, 940, 942, 948, 963-969, 976, 1152, 1153, 1183, 1186- 1188, 1260, 1434, 1572; Chris¬ topher Iv., 969, 970, 1260; Clara, 976, 1199; Clara S., 952; Clare M., 1210; Clare O., 1212, 1223; Clarence, 988, 1205; Claude, 995; Claude A., 985, 995; Clay W., 118; Clayton R., 952, 957; Clinton, 1207, 1222; Clinton W., 1222; Cora, 952, 957; Cora P., 1203; Cornelius G., 971, 977; Correinne G., 1204, 1219 Daisy A., 1214; Daisy H., 106, 118; Daisy S., 954; Daniel, 97, 469, 887, 909, 910, 1187-1189, 1194, 1203; Daniel H., 1192, 1199; Daniel K., 951, 956; Daniel M., 1208; Daniel N., 948, 949, 952; Daniel R., 952, 957, 1379; Daniel S., 353, 731, 946, 949, 950, 984, 1194, 1203; Daniel Y., 976, 987; David, 28, 29, 34, 35, 45, 51, 52, 62, 64, 70, 76, 77, 82, 88-97, 99, 101, 151, 223, 229, 685, 686, 908, 909, 946, 947, 950, 964, 968, 969, 1152, 1176, 1187-1189, 1191, 1194, 1231, 1232, 1260, 1314; David H., 105; Deborah B., 1508, 1520; Della K., 1201; Diana, 975; Dinah 1L, 970, 974; Dinah K., 947; Dixie, 119; Donald S., 997; Dorothy, 119, 956, 957; Dorothy D., 986, 997; Dorothy L., 1205; Dorothy S., 997 Earl N., 114, 130; Edgar B., 976, 987; Edna, 1207, 1222; Edna B., 599, 986, 996; Edna F., 1199, 1211; Edna K., 986, 997, 1212; Edna M., 1221; Edna P., 984; 994; Edward, 476, 1196; Edward A., 107, 119; Edward G., 1197; Edward M., 976, 987; Edward S., 971, 976; Edwin, 910, 912, 974, 1190; Edwin B., 994; Edwin D., 959; Edwin H., 82, 490, 949, 975, 984, 993, 1191, 1192, 1199; Edwin K., Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 29, 948, 952-954, 975, 1206, 1221; Edwin M., 174, 1190, 1197; Effie M„ 951, 956; Elam, 910; Eleanor G., 1210; Eleanor M., 976, 987; Eleanor Y., 947; Eleanora, 977; Elenora, 471, 474, 1188; Elias, 1189; Eliza¬ beth, 68, 88-90, 95, 96, 99, 100, 909, 910, 970, 976, 1188, 1192, 1193, 1223, 1520; Elizabeth A. , 107, 947, 951, 975, 984, 1195, 1204, 1284; Elizabeth B. , 909, 910; Elizabeth D., 986, 997; Elizabeth F., 595, 974, 983; Elizabeth H., 100, 107; Elizabeth J., 1189, 1193; Elizabeth K., 231, 890, 895, 946, 948, 1189, 1193, 1200, 1206, 1212; Elizabeth L., 88, 93; Elizabeth M., 993, 1190, 1197; Elizabeth S., 419, 420, 949, 954, 960, 968, 970, 1190, 1197, 1200, 1212, 1520; Ella J., 1195, 1204; Ella S., 976, 987, 1200; Ella W., 1200, 1213; Ellemina S., 970, 974 ; Ellen, 949, 974, 975, 983, 984, 1201; Ellen B., 107; Ellen J., 955, 960; Ellen M., 975, 984, 1285; Ellen S., 1196, 1197, 1207, 1208; Elmer, 951, 984, 994, 1207; Elmer K., 23, 33, 953, 958; Elmer S., 1200; Elmira, 974, 976, 987; Elmira S., 1192, 1201; Elsie H., 377, 402, 1199; Elsie M., 1210; Elva, 1206; Elva G., 986, 1196, 1200, 1206, 1213, 1221; Elva L, 1220; Elva S., 1212; Elwood S., 952; E. Mae, 983; Emanuel S., 1201, 1214; Emeline, 1195, 1203; Emily E., 983, 993; Emma, 104, 477, 490, 948, 974, 975, 983, 985, 1200, 1201; Emma B., 951, 956; Em¬ ma D., 976, 987, 988; Emma E., 105, 114; Emma H., 358, 371 ; Emma J., 130, 951 ; Emma L. , 976, 986, 1206, 1220; Emma M. , 1196, 1207; Emma P., 294, 322, 1203; Emma S., 948, 952; Emma Y., 976, 986; Enoch, 665, 946; Enos, 948; Enos S., 1192, 1200; Erie S., 997; Erma G., 986, 1212, 1223; Ernest, 1223; Ernest B., 956; Ernest R., 119, 137; Erwin N., 490, 948, 952, 1191, 1200; Estella, 994, 1202, 1207, 1217, 1222; Estella A., 1207; Estella S., 1197; Esther, 948, 968, 969, 1188; Esther B., 1199; Esther E., 1214; Esther F., 987; Es¬ ther O., 1220; Ethel, 957; Ethel P., 1203; Eugene A., 959; Eu¬ gene K., 951, 956; Eugene S., 895, 954, 959; Eulee M., 114, 130; Eva, 1853; Eva E., 99, 105; Eva M., 958, 961; Eve, 663, 665, 918, 940, 947, 1186, 1187; Eveline S., 975, 984, 1195, 1291, 1304; Evelyn H., 1202; Evelvn R., 995; Ezra, 1192 Flora, 997; Flora F., 976, 987; Florence, 959, 1205, 1207; Florence A., 1202, 1218; Flor¬ ence B., 1218; Florence C., 1210; Florence E. 1204 1219; Florence K., 1201, 1220; Florence M., 1090, 1135, 1208; Florida A. 1537, 1549; Foster S., 997; Frances 956; Frances C., 983, 993; Frances E., 993; Francis, 1212; Frank, 593; Frank C., 1213; Frank D., 955, 960, 1200; Frank K, 890, 976, 986; Frank M., 119; Franklin, 1194, 1196; Franklin G., 105, 114; Franklin K., 1199; Freda M., 119, 137; Frederick, 940, 1188; Frederick A. 789; Fred¬ erick S., 114, 130; Frederick W., 231, 942, 947; Freeman R. , 1220; Frieda M., 1214 G., 772; Gabriel, 908, 909; Geneva S. , 954, 960; George (Georg), 17, 20, 29, 34-37, 42, 43, 49, 51, 53-55, 60, 64, 67-69, 71, 73, 76, 77, 82 87-93, 96, 97, 99-101, 223, 228, 270, 344, 348, 349, 467, 471, 473, 483, 908, 939, 940, 948, 964, 969, 1153, 1180, 1186, 1187, 1189, 1190, 1195, 1232, 1259; George B., 100, 106, 1537; George H., 1188, 1192; George R., 1520, 1537; George W., 99, 104, 1199, 1208; George Y., 1190, 1196; Gertie L., 1197; Gertrude, 913, 915; Gertrude D., 977; Ger¬ trude W., 119, 137; Grace J., 957; Grace S., 119, 137; Gre¬ gorius (Gregor), 29, 37, 40, 42, 43, 47, 51, 52, 54, 69, 71, 75, 82, 270, 466, 468, 907, 908, 1186; Gregory, 69, 467, 1186, 1187 Hamilton, 100; Hannah, 97, 101, 969, 971, 1193, 1194; Hannah B., 1195, 1203; Hannah E., 1195; Hannah G., 887, 1189, 1193; Hannah H., 272, 1188, 1192; Hannah K., 351, 354, 471, 474, 940, 947, 953, 958, 969, 971; Hannah L., 971, 976, 986; Hannah M., 100, 106; Hannah R., 1195, 1203; Han¬ nah S., 1153, 11S7, 1189, 1201, 1214; Harold, 959; Harold R., 1221; Harriet G., 971; Harriet Y., 947, 950; Harrietta, 1197; Harrison, 948, 985; Harry E., 119, 137, 912; Harry H., 1203, 1218; Harry M., 912, 915; Harvey S., i200; Hattie, 1206, 1221; Helen, 984, 1207; Helena, 1193; Henry, 59, 69, 96, 97, 99, 100, 105, 232, 561, 910, 970, 974, 1572; Henry H., 975, 984, 994, 999, 1186-1188, 1192; Henry R., 1196, 1207; Henry S., 909, 910, 971, 975, 976, 1200, 1212; Henry W., 114, 130, 942, 947, 1260; Henry Y., 968, 970; Herbert A., 983, 993, 1197, 1208; Hilda C., 1213; Hiram, 949, 970; Hiram S., 1194, 1202; Homer, 69, 376, 854, 977, 978, 988; Homer H., 1221; Horace, 951, 993, 1206; Horace K., 976, 986; Horace R., 993; Horace S., 974, 983; Horace W. 1520; Horatio K. 82, 545, 561, 971, 975, 977, 978; Howard A. 1203; Howard B. 957, 976, 987; Howard M., 862, 1195, 1205, 1211; Howard R. , 1208; Howard S., 1201, 1214 Ida. 1199, 1210; Ida E., 1199; Ida F., 545, 561, 971, 977; Ida H., 1202, 1218; Ida S., 954, 955, 959, 960, 1200; Idella P., 1203; Irene, 1205; Irene G., 986, 996; Irene S., 892, 953, 959; Irma A., 985; Irma H., 954, 959, 1055; Irwin, 951, 976, 1203; Isaac, 53, 940, 942, 946, 968, 1193, 1200; Isaac B., 1194, 1203, 1284; Isaac K., 951, 956; Isaac L., 1204; Isaac S. , 950; Isabel D., 971, 977; Isabella, 100, 107; Isabella S., 1197, 1200, 1213; Israel, 364, 384, 946, 947, 1229, 1283 Jacob, 53, 97, 101, 231, 887, 946, 957, 1187—1189, 1193, 1194, 1196; Jacob K, 1196, 1206, 1220; Jacob S., 1193; James, 1194, 1196; James A., 947; James B., 105, 114; James F., 956; James H., 595, 974, 983; James K., 952; JamesM., 1211; James R., 1220; James S., 1210; James W., 114; Jane, 99; Jane M., 1196, 1207; Jane T., 96, 100; Jean P., 984, 994; Jennie, 1207; Jennie K., 177, 1206, 1220; Jennie M., 1199, 1210; Jeremiah, 969, 970, 1188; Jere¬ miah H., 1192, 1199; Jeremiah K., 82, 976; Jerome Iv., 1201; Jerry, 1212; Jesse, 1188, 1193; Jesse A., 947; Jesse S., 1206, 1221; Jessie P., 114, 130; J. O., 107; Joanna, 949, 955; Joel, 946, 950, 969, 1189; Joel S., 948, 970, 974, 1192, 1200; Johann G., 1312; John (Johannes), 53, 55, 59, 96, 97, 271, 593, 944, 951, 970, 975, 1135, 1154, 1183, 1187, 1188, 1190, 1192, 1260; John A., 97; John B., 97, 99-101, 104; John H., 62, 100, 101, 104, 106, 975, 984, 985, 1200, 1285; John L., 106; John M., 995; John R., 1199, 1211; John S., 971, 976; John W., 119, 130; John Y., 910, 913; Jonas, 1188; Jonas K., 1196, 1206; Jonas Y., 1189; Jonathan, 154, 1189, 1194; Joseph, 100, 351, 888, 940? 946- 948, 969, 971, 1187; Joseph K., 159, 237, 942, 947, 948, 951, 953, 958; Joseph S., 909, 910, 970, 974; Joseph Y., 1190, 1196; Josephine S., 1520, 1537; Joshua, 21, 175, 248, 946, 949, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1715 970, 1188, 1191; Josiah, 98, 1191; Julia A., 106, 118; Julian¬ na, 908, 909; Juliet M., 1203, 1218; J. Willis, 1199, 1210 Kate, 1193; Kate B., 1196; Kate R., 984, 994; Katharine I., 300, 329, 1204; Kathryn M., 1218; Katie, 951; Katie H., 985; Keturah, 237, 248, 1198; Laura, 504, 532, 951, 976, 1205; Laura A., 983, 993; Laura J., 890, 896, 1195, 1204, 1379, 1413; Laura K., 174, 195, 475, 955, 1190, 1197; Lavina, 666, 668, 1196; Leah, 946, 950, 969, 1208, 1213, 1570; Leah E., 976, 986; Leah M., 1200; Leah N., 665, 946; Leanna K., 358, 948, 954; Lelia W., 105, 114; Leo A., 1199; Leona S., 106, 115; Leonora C., 114, 129; Le Roy, 984, 994; Leroy R., 995; Lester Iv., 1210; Levi, 69, 1190, 1192, 1197; Levi G., 946, 949, 954, 1193; Levi N., 948, 952; Levira G., 909; Lewis, 1212, 1223; Lillian, 504, 533; Lillie, 1202, 1217; Linwood B., 1213; Lizzie B., 977, 988; Lizzie H., 1206, 1221; Lizzie M., 1203, 1218; Lizzie R., 985, 995; Lizzie S., 975; Lloyd H., 958, 961; Lloyd S., 954; Loraine B., 1211; Lorena B., 119; Lou A., 119; Louanna, 137; Louisa, 1201; Louise E., 993; Lovina, 98, 1128; Lucianna, 1190, 1196; Lucina, 1200; Lucina K., 948, 949; Lucinda A., 1190, 1197; Lucy D., 106, 118; Lvdia, 364, 383, 475, 476, 478, 487, 489, 947, 951, 969-971, 974,1188- 1190, 1192, 1193, 1282, 1284; Lydia Iv., 151, 947, 1189, 1194; Lydia N., 948, 1192, 1200; Lydia S., 970, 974, 1201, 1214; Lydia Y., 1187, 1188, 1260; Lyman S., 1212, 1223 Mabel, 1199; Mabel J., 1206, 1221; Mabel Iv., 954, 959; Mabel L., 449, 460; Mabel M., 953, 957, 1208, 1211; Mae E., 984, 995; Magdalena, 93, 95, 98, 154, 161, 908, 971, 975, 977, 1189; Magdalena A., 1284; Magdalena G., 887, 1187, 1188; Magdalena H., 970, 975; Mag¬ dalena S., 952, 954, 957, 975, 1194, 1203; Malinda, 910; Maine S., 975; Mamie G., 1197, 120S; Mandilla M., 1199, 1211; Manoah, 975, 1191, 1198, 1199; Margaret, 96, 100, 106; Margaret B., 977, 988; Margaret F., 100, 106; Mar¬ garet II., 1195, 1204; Margaret P., 99, 105; Margie G., 1204; Maria, 38, 53, 69, 9S, 148, 154, 230, 232, 472, 478, 908, 928, 940, 942, 947, 950, 968-970, 1002, 1004, 1186-1189, 1196, 1208, 1258, 1283, 1284; Maria A., 947, 952; Maria B., 1189, 1194, 1565; Maria G., 975, 984; Maria H., 277, 964, 975,985; Maria J., 100, 106; Maria Tv., 231; Maria R., 1188, 1190; Maria Y., 468, 940, 1186, 1187; Marion B., 956; Marjorie R., 1207; Martha A., 100, 106; Martha J., 1189, 1195; Martin, 105; Martin E., 1537; Marvin G., 986, 997; Mary, 89, 95-98, 100, 156, 166, 234, 241, 353, 357, 561, 563, 948, 949, 951, 976, 1188, 1189, 1191,1193, 1195, 1196, 1201, 1206; Mary A., 237, 477, 912, 915, 921, 923, 948, 950, 951, 953-955, 958, 985, 995, 1191, 1194, 1198, 1200, 1204, 1212; Mary E., 105, 107, 113, 118, 136, 995, 1192, 1199, 1203; Mary FI. 862, 975, 984, 1192, 1199, 1203, 1218; Mary J., 99, 100, 104, 1203; Marv K, 232, 353, 942, 946, 947, 949, 951, 1188, 1193, 1195, 1201, 1205, 1216; Mary L. , 107, 119, 1189, 1192, 1194, 1199; Mary N., 581, 599; Mary P., 1195, 1204; Mary R. , 1221; Mary S., 1214; Mary T., 1201; Mary W., 1191, 1199; Mary Y., 490; Matilda, 102, 110, 949, 1199, 1210; Matilda A., 975, 985, 1284; Matilda C., 1194, 1203; Matilda H., 1202; Matilda Y., 970, 975; Matthews, 53; Matthias, 471, 1186-1188; Maurice Id., 1202; Melchior, 17, 22, 29, 35, 37, 39, 42, 43, 46, 51, 52, 54, 55, 62, 67-69, 76, 77, 82, 84, 85, 88, 91-93, 224, 225, 228, 345, 348, 350, 478, 684, 685, 940, 942- 944, 947, 948, 951, 963, 969, 1182, 1212, 1223, 1313, 1436, 1502; Michael, 665, 1189, 1194; Mildred, 957; Mildred B., 957; Mildred IT., 1221; Milton, 237, 910, 1195, 1200, 1205, 1212; Minerva R., 1196, 1206; Min¬ nie, 951, 1203; Minnie Iv., 1212; Minnie S., 954, 1199; Minnie T., 1212, 1223; Min¬ nie V., 1214; Miriam, 949; Mir¬ iam E., 958; Monroe S., 1201, 1214; Morris Y., 976, 986; Myrtle I., 137 Nancy C., 99, 105; Nancy G., 97; Naomi, 1212, 1283, 1286; Naomi K., 947; Naomi R., 1220; Nathan, 82, 1189, 1195; Nathan M., 948, 1190, 1197; Nellie G., 1199, 1210; Nellie S. , 1206, 1221; Nette, 119; Newton ()., 1220; Nora, 1205; Nora S., 975; Norman C., 987; Norman P., 1203, 1218; Nor¬ man S., 954; Oliver, 950, 955; Olivia, 974; Olivia K., 953, 959; Oscar S., 952, 954, 957; Owen K., 358, 948, 951, 954; Parker M. ,1203; Paul O., 1208; Paul II., 1221; Paul 8., 997, 1208; Pauline, 988; Peachey, 97, 101; Percy H., 1214; Peter, 970, 975; Philip. 946, 969; Philip K., 976, 1196, 1206, 1565; Philip L., 995; Philip R., 1220; Phoebe J., 106, 118 Rachael, 1189, 1193; Rachel S., 96, 100, 665, 1189; Ralph J., 957 ; Ralph W., 1204; Raymond A., 984, 994; Raymond H., 983; Raymond M., 1203; Ray¬ mond R., 1220; Rebecca, 969, 971, 1188, 1189, 1203, 1283- 1285, 1287; Rebecca D., 974, 983; Rebecca E., 1189, 1194; Rebecca G., 888, 946, 949, 971; Rebecca Y., 1188, 1192; Re¬ gina, 947. 949, 964, 968, 969, 1188, 1192, 1193, 1260; Regina G. , 971, 1284, 1288; Regina Id., 271, 1187, 1188; Regina Iv., 890, 895, 940, 946; Regina N., 948, 1190, 1197; Regina S., 665, 1194; Regina Y., 270, 940, 1258; Reuben, 272, 1188-1192, 1196; Robert, 956; Robert I1'1., 993; Robert G., 446, 1197, 1208; Robert H., 1202, 1205; Robert J., 977; Robert R., 119; Robert S., 1213; Rolland F., 1211; Rosa S., 896, 903, 953; Rosa V., 1197, 1208; Rosanna A., 910, 912; Rosanna Y., 1190, 1197; Rosina, 38, 43, 69, 93, 95, 98, 230, 231, 351, 353, 908, 942, 969, 1187, 1312; Rosina S., 664, 1187; Rosina Y., 344, 466, 467, 469, 908, 964, 1186, 1187, 1189; Russel, 1205; Ruth, 913, 986; Ruth E., 985, 995; Ruth M., 995. Sada, 1197; Sadie, 977, 1200, 1213; Sadie B., 986; Sadie C., 1197, 1208; Sadie M., 119; Sadie Q., 994, 999; S. Agnes, 949, 955; Salina Iv., 1195, 1204; Sallie, 1199, 1210; Sallie A., 1201, 1214; Sallie C., 107; Sallie D., 728, 789; Sallie H., 446; Sallie L., 1197, 1208; Sallie O., 1201, 1214; Sally, 96; Saloma S., 952, 957, 1379; Salome, 943, 947, 952; Salome Iv., 230, 968, 970; Salome W., 940, 942, 1502; Samuel, 53, 99, 100, 105, 469, 472, 1187, 1189, 1190, 1193, 1195, 1202, 1283; Samuel A., 975, 986, 1284; Samuel F., 100; Samuel G., 107, 952, 970, 975, 1195; Samuel H., 947, 970, 975, 985, 1188, 1192; Samuel J., 1214, 1520, 1537; Samuel S., 1191, 1192, 1199, 1201; Sara F., 957; Sarah, 97, 101, 118, 160, 174, 230, 232, 351, 353, 697, 888, 890, 908, 942, 946, 94S, 968, 970, 974-976, 1187-1190, 1192, 1194, 1195, 1201, 1203; Sarah A., 119, 137, 971, 976, 1193, 1195, 1202; Sarah B., 1199, 1211; Sarah D., 909, 910; Sarah E., 951; Sarah G., 890, 949, 954; Sarah H. , 862, 1192, 1199; Sarah J., 1716 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1196; Sarah K., 154, 237, 947, 948, 951, 1189, 1192, 1194, 1195, 1200, 1205; Sarah L., 948, 952; Sarah M., 946, 948, 955, 960; Sarah R., 1190, 1196; Sarah S., 909, 947, 951, 970, 974, 1572; Sarah U., 367, 1193, 1201; Sarah Y., 469, 969, 970, 1187, 1189, 1260; Sarah Z., 970, 974; Selina, 294, 322, 1204, Selina Iv., 890, 976, 986; Selina S., 895, 954, 959, 960; Selina Y., 947, 950; Sevilla, 1206, 1221; Solomon, 231, 251, 946, 976, 1189, 1195; Solomon S., 18, 971, 976, 977; Sophia, 474, 485, 1188, 1189, 1192-1194; Sophia G., 1204, 1219; Sophia K., 230, 231, 968, 970, 1189, 1195, 1204; Sophia M., 928, 1188, 1190; Stanley, 1203, 1213, 1218; Stella M., 1199, 1211; Stella S., 954, 959; Stuart C., 119, 137; Stuart S., 137; Sue D., 986, 997; Susan 104, 974, 983; Susan B., 100, 106, 159, 948, 970, 975; Susan G., 948; Susan L., 952, 957; Susan R., 952, 957; Susanna (Susannah), 38, 43, 52, 53, 63, 69, 88, 97, 100, 107, 146, 148, 152, 220, 235, 270-272, 349, 350, 357, 369, 466, 469, 471, 474, 632, 634, 665, 887, 889, 908, 940, 942, 946, 948, 949, 952, 953, 964, 968, 970, 975, 985, 1185-1189, 1191-1193, 1200, 1230, 1233, 1564; Su¬ sanna A., 970, 975, 1283; Su¬ sanna G., 888, 949, 952, 969, 971; Susanna K., 241, 348, 947, 952; Susanna S., 96, 99, 232, 580, 940, 970, 1194, 1203; Susanna Y., 476, 969, 971, 976, 1260; Susie, 99; Susie V., 118 137 Thamar, 1212; Thamar K., 236, 245, 971; Thomas, 354, 969, 971, 1189, 1193; Thomas C., 101; Ursula, 1186; Vera M., 1218; Verna H., 1221; Victor B., 983, 993; Viola C., 1208, 1213; Virgie B., 986; Virgil E., 119; Virginia A., 137 Walker R., 1221 ; Wallace H., 983, 993; Walter, 1205; Walter A., 984, 985; Warren, 976; War¬ ren G., 599, 986, 996, 997, 1212; Washington, 97, 1193; Wayne S., 954; Webster S., 977, 988; Wesley K., 976; Wilford T., 104, 113; Willard, 956; Wil¬ liam, 19, 97, 100, 104, 230, 931, 968, 970, 974, 995, 1187-1189, 1192, 1195, 1205; William A, 277, 975, 985; William B.,910, 912; William C., 118; William E., 912; William F., 106; Wil¬ liam H., 106, 107, 118, 955, 1197, 1200, 1213; William K, 69, 71, 467, 1195, 1199, 1204, 1206, 1212, 1220; William M., 976, 987, 1520; William N., 1209; William O., 119, 137; William S., 948, 1192, 1200, 1288; Willis G., 137; Wilson, 1201; Winifred S., 119,137; Woodrow W., 1220 Schumaker — see Shoemaker Schumo, Anna W., 898; Daniel M., 898; Irene A., 892, 898 Scliupp, Mary, 549 Schur (Schurr), Ida V., 758; Kath¬ erine, 1418; Rebecca, 1123; Roy H., 758 Schusler, Carrie M ., 832, 853; John, 832, 853; Joseph, 853; Kathryn 5., 853; Ralph J., 853; Violet M., 853 Schuster, Albert, 448; Elsie, 432, 448 Schutt, Catharine Iv., 273, 281; Jacob, 281 Schiitze, Sebastian, 17 Schuyler, Adam S., 338; Alice, 1030, i066; Beatrice M., 315, 338; Louis E., 1066; Peter, 1511 Schwab (Swab), Catharine, 908, 909; John H., 836; Mary, 781, 836; Susanna, 709 Schwager, Allen 497; Annie 497; Catharine L., 480, 496; Eliza¬ beth 497; Milton, 480, 496; Reuben, 496 Schwartz (Swartz), 1042 Abram F., 1412; Alta, 506, 534; Amanda, 125; Amelia H., 1022, 1053; Andrew 1010, 1022, 1086, 1379; Anna, 300, 330, 1022, 1053, 1055; Catharine, 509, 1023, 1054; Catharine H., 1010, 1022; David L., 782; Deborah, 407; Edwin, 122, 300; Eliza¬ beth, 1022, 1053, 1328, 1345; Emanuel, 631; Estella A., 722, 782; Eva, 1022, 1053; George, 534; George H., 1022, 1053; Harriette O., 295, 323; Henry, 1022, 1053; Henry S., 393, 410; Irma M., 1073, 1117; Irwin D., 109, 122; James, 1022; James H., 1053; Jean I., 1117; John, 323; John H., 410; LeRoy W., 722, 782; Lizzie R., 1041; Louisa R., 1023, 1054; Malinda Iv., 393, 410; Mary, 215; Mary A., 597, 1022, 1053; Mary M., 109, 122; Mary S., 1379, 1412; Matilda, 157, 167, 1054, 1103; Matilda E., 1272; Minnie, 122; Sarah H., 782; Sarah I., 337; Sophia C., 1346, 1379; William, 1023, 1041, 1054, 1073, 1117 Schweidnitz, 10 Schweiker, Blanche R., 995, 999; George, 999; Malcolm A., 995, 999 Schweikert, Christian, 617; Emma 11., 771; John, 771; Laura, 595, 617 Schweinhart (Swinehart, Schwein- hard), Christiana, 1014, 1032; Elmira E., 754, 809; Elsie, 727; George, 861; George S., 165; Harrison Y., 709, 754; Katie, 1068; Lydia, 1014, 1032; Mary D., 709, 754; Mary E., 754; Sarah E., 156, 165 Schweitzer, Mary A., 1047; Wal¬ lace, 1047 Schwenckfeld (Schwenkfeld), Cas¬ par (Casper) von, 1, 6-9, 26- 28, 33, 856, 891, 940, 966, 967, 1181, 1443 Schwenk (Swenk), Abraham, 686, 689; Ada E., Ill, 126; Adaline, 1041; Amanda, 1041; Amos, 1041; Amy J., 314, 337; Annie H., 912; Barbara H., 686, 689; Catherine, 955; Charles, 912; Clement M., 314, 337; Eliza V. , 1068; Elwine, 1041; Elwood Iv., 124, 140; Fannie L., 1017, 1041; Florence, 736; George, 63 ; Henrietta, 1375; Henry, 126; Hilda K., 124; Isaac K., 784; Jacob, 1017, 1041; John, 110, 124; Juliann, 1041; Kate, 724, 784; Lewis, 1271; Margaret, 233, 238, 689; Mary A., 1031, 1041, 1068; Mary J., 184; Michael, 63; Nathan, 124; Rachel A., 1068, 1113; Samuel S., 1031, 1068; Sarah, 1329, 1347; Sarah A., 110, 124; Senia, 1196, 1207; Stella T., 124, 140; Wayland G., 124 Schwenkfeld — see Schwenckfeld Schwenkfelder Historical Library, 16, 27, 28, 45, 52, 82 Schwenkfeldian, The, 6, 27 Schweppenheiser, J. H., 981; Sarah N., 981 Schwoyer, Ida M., 619, 627; Jacob, 627; Jeremiah, 619, 627 Sciple, Carrie H., 1519, 1536, 1549; Charles M., 1536; George E., 1519, 1536 Scott, Alice, 209; Allen, 748; Eliza J., 1390; Elizabeth F., 707, 748; Emily, 217; Emma, 678; George H., 337; Harry C., 315, 337; Iola L., 315, 337; Jemima W. , 1337, 1366; Leanna, 119; Lois C., 337; Luther, 1508, 1518; Mary E., 1518, 1535; Mary S., 878, 882; Parker, 1569; Robert W., 1366; Sadie, 1567, 1569; Sarah, 540, 1392; Susan, 1569; Susannah C., 1508, 1518 Scribner, Charles, 892 Scriver, Susan, 731 Scruggs, Benjamin E., 134; Elmer D., 134; Elmer S., 116, 134; Mary M., 116, 134 Scull, 67, 68 Blanche J., 582, 600; J. F., 582, 600; Lora M., 601; Paul D., 601 Sculthorpe, Clara R., 760; Harry, 760 Seabold, Mary, 1099 Seachrist, Marie, 1222 Seacrist, Del Norte B., 545 Searfass, Anna, 812; Augusta, 808 Searfoss, Catharine, 388; Helen E., 452, 462; Robert, 462 Genealogical Record oe the Schwenkfelder Families 1717 Searl, George W., 298; Lottie J., 298 Searle, Amy, 1353 Searles, Anna M., 727, 786; Edna M., 727, 786; Ellen E., 727; John B., 700, 727; Kate I., 727; Laura, 1046; Margaret, 690; Margaret M., 700, 727; Wesley, 1477 Seas, Grace A., 975, 984; Helen F., 984; Jacob, 974; Lydia S.,970, 974; Milton IL, 975, 984; Stella E., 975, 984; William, 970, 974; William J., 975, 984 Seasholtz, Alice, 1379, 1413; Alice A., 911; Blanche, 648; Charles W., 211; Ella, 449; Elmer, 648; Elmira S., 211; Esther, 648; Frederick, 639, 648; Helen K., 189, 211; Irvin, 911; Lulu, 648; Mary, 648; Mary J., 639, 648; Roger S., 189, 211; Susanna, 1052; Viola, 648; Walter, 648; Willoughby, 1413 Seavers, Anna E., 746, 802; Bar¬ bara O., 802; Bernadette, 802; Carl, 802; Clinton, 746, 802; Edgar R., 802; Ella, 746; Elmer J., 802; Estella, 746; Eva; 746, 802; George, 802; Hannah E., 706, 746; Henry, 706, 746; Henry G., 802; Margaret E., 802; Marie, 802; Minnie R., 746, 802; Robert C., 802 Seavy, Elpha, 841 Sebring, Sallie D., 701, 728 Sechler, Hannah A., 909; Mary, 210 Sechrist, Clara H., 701, 732; Paul, 701, 732 Seckel, Charles, 1375, 1410; Emma C., 1375, 1410; R. Russell, 1410 Seeker, Rosina, 142 Secord, Florence L., 1426 Secrist, Henrietta, 1398 Sectler, Mary, 640, 649 Sedam, Sarah J., 405 Seddon, Mary, 1267, 1272; Thomas, 1272 Seeds, Mary, 108, 121; Thomas M, 121 Seek, Eva H., 753; William, 753 Seeley, Mary A., 1455, 1465; Rachel W., 1441, 1455; Susannah, 1475 Seem, Andrew P., 508, 538; Mary, 1520, 1537; Rebecca, 538; Rosa M., 508, 538; William, 538 Seibel, Florence M., 825, 850; George, 623; Hannah, 608, 623; Kathryn E., 825; Leonard S., 770, 825; Leonard W., 825; Mary A., 770, 825; Michael, 825 Seibert, Abraham, 567; Agnes, 599; Allen, 581, 599; Alsenia W., 580, 599; Amanda K., 230, 231, 237; Amanda S., 580, 599; Anna, 570, 580; Anna M., 566, 567; Anthony, 570, 580, 909; Benjamin, 437; Catharine A., 570, 580, 909; Charlotte Y., 471, 567, 570; Christopher, 567; Clara R., 580, 599; Cvril B. , 620 Daniel, 471, 567, 570; David, 472, 567, 570; Edgar, 599; Edna B., 599, 986, 996; Edwin, 255; Eliza, 426, 437 ; Elizabeth, 570, 581; Elizabeth W., 567, 570; Ellen W., 450; Elsie M., 599, 620; Emma, 580; Emma S., 240, 255; Estella S., 599, 621, 1164; Esther, 570; Frank, 580 Harry, 599; Helen, 621; Henry, 580; Henry R., 72, 82, 580, 599; Howard S., 245, 599, 621; Jacob, 566, 567; Jay H., 620; Joel, 570, 580, 599; Jonas, 570, 580, 581, 634; Jonas S., 599, 620; Jonathan, 570; Joshua, 570; Judith, 570; Kate E., 580; Katie, 599 Laura J., 580; L. Carolyn, 599, 620; Levi, 570; Lewis, 580; Lorraine E., 620; Lovina II., 599, 620; Luceale E., 620; Luzetta, 581, 599; Lydia, 360, 377, 580; Mabel, 599; Mar¬ garet, 599; Maria, 570; Mary, 581; Mary K., 570, 580; Mary N., 581, 599; Mary S., 948; Matilda H., 570, 580; Matilda R. , 570, 581; Melinda E., 510, 541, 580; Milton, 599; Minnie K, 245, 599, 621 Nathan, 570, 581; Noah R., 237, 581, 599; Olivia, 599; Oscar, 581; Owen, 621; Paul, 599; Pearl, 599; Percival F., 599, 620; Rachel W., 581, 599; Rolland, 621; Russell, 599 Samuel R., 581, 599, 948; Samuel S. , 599, 621, 1164; Sarah A., 580, 598; Sarah H., 570; Sarah R., 570, 580, 581, 599, 634; Susanna, 570, 580, 581, 1194, 1203; Susanna G., 472; Susan¬ na Y., 567, 570; Sylvia M., 620; Tillie, 599; William, 570, 581; William K., 599, 620; Wil¬ loughby, 570, 580 Seibt — see Seipt Seidel (Seidle), Anna, 187; Benja¬ min H., 815; Claude, 758, 815; Ella M., 758, 815; Ellen, 820; Franz, 17; Howard, 746; June F., 815; Katherine A., 563; Michael, 345, 685-687; Neil A., 815; Sallie H., 746; Susanna H., 685, 687; Susanna S., 345; William, 746 Seidelmann, Anna, 1180 Seider, John, 113; Lydia, 103, 113 Seiders, Etta, 113, 128; Rebecca, 560 Seidle — see Seidel Seifert, Catharine, 439; Ellen M., 1043, 1091; Emma A., 1091, 1135; George O., 1091, 1135; Jacob, 1091; Laura R., 1091, 1135; Maria, 688, 696; Mary C. , 1091, 1135; Paul It., 1135, 1149; Sallie M., 1135, 1149; Richard A., 1043, 1091 Seifried, Emily C., 801; Harry, 801 Seigenfuse (Seigenfus), Elizabeth H., 733, 790; Florence C., 790, 839; Harriet, 796; John, 790; John H., 790, 839; Stella J., 790; William A., 733, 790 Seigfried, Edwin R., 1507; Esther, 1507 Seighanan, Phebe A., 1351, 1390 Seigman, Anna R., 760; Morton, 760 Seiler, Hans U., 93, 94, 1314; Theresa, 531 Seip, Bell V., 1516; Charles, 1507, 1516; Charles II., 1507; Ed¬ ward J., 1506, 1507, 1516; Henry, 1507, 1516; Lenora IL, 1516; Lovina, 1133; Mary, 1507, 1520; Mary A., 1506, 1507, 1516, 1532; Matilda E., 1516, 1532; Noah B., 879; Senora A., 872, 878; Susan, 1548 Seipel, Mary A., 444 Seipt (Seibt), Abraham, 53, 336, 887, 888, 892, 1281; Abraham H., 888, 891, 1285; Allen A., 27, 892, 898; Amanda S., 888, 892, 975; Anna A., 887, 1281; Anna H., 272, 887, 888, 891; Anthony IL, 28, 888, 890, 891, 921, 923; Barbara, 1180, 1226; Bertha R., 892, 899; Bessie H., 294; Caspar (Casper), 29, 38, 51, 54, 55, 69, 73, 83, 467, 886, 887; Charles E., 892; Chris¬ topher, 37, 54, 55, 65, 69, 466, 886, 1180 Daniel H., 898; David, 37, 42, 43, 54-56, 60, 62, 69, 71, 79, 414, 630, 631, 885-887; Edna 8., 892; Edward, 896; Elizabeth, 886; Elizabeth B., 892, 899; Elizabeth K., 366, 888, 891, 892, 1285; Ella R., 892; Ella S., 892; Elmer F., 892; Emma, 890, 896; Emma J., 892, 898; Ethel V., 899; Eva, 1180, 1226; Frank, 891; Franklin, 888, 892 George 272, 887, 888, 1288; George A., 294, 891, 898; George B., 366, 888, 892; George C., 898; George H., 888, 891, 1285; Gladys B., 896; Hannah V., 892, 899; Hans C., 630; Horace S., 294, 892, 899; Howard, 891, 896; Howard A., 892; Irene, 891; Irene A., 892, 898; Irene S., 892, 953, 959; Isabelle, 899 James F., 898; Jane S., 896; Jen¬ nie S., 891, 896; Joanna H., 294, 891, 898; Johann C., 1258; John I., 892, 899; Joseph, 887; Judith, 38, 43, 69, 887; Judith It., 414, 886; Kate M., 892; Lizzie B., 888, 892; Lucetta C. , 295, 890, 896; Lydia, 888; Lydia B., 366, 888, 892; Lydia D. , 888, 890 Mae IL, 367, 891, 898; Manilius D., 295, 890, 896; Maria, 887; Maria B., 887, 888; Mary, 353, 1718 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 358, 888, 891; Mary A., 890- 892; Mary D., 888, 890, 921, 923; Regina, 887; Richard, 896; Rosina, 44, 53, 350, 352, 887, 944; Rosina H., 466, 886, 1180; Rosina Y., 467, 886 Samuel A., 23, 367, 891, 898; Sara F., 898, 905; Sarah A., 888, 891, 1285; Sophie H., 892, 899; Susanna, 52, 466, 630, 633, 634, 886-888, 918, 920, 922; Walter G., 892; Wil¬ bur, 898; Willard R., 899; William, 888; William E., 899; William H., 888, 892, 975, 1288, 1559; William S., 892, 899 Seitz — see Sites Seitzinger, Israel, 1013 Sell, Abraham, 1216; Alfred, 400, 905; Alfred W., 400, 411; Catherine M., 1221; Charles R. , 172; Clara S., 400, 411; Ella H., 901, 905; Elvin, 901, 905; Emma S., 721, 781; Em¬ meline, 488, 512; Harry, 400, 1122; Hattie H., 1202, 1216; Jennie, 453, 462; John S., 462; Leonora M., 159, 172; Lydia, 1081, 1122; Marv, 410, 1565; Mary E., 374, 400; Victor H., 374, 400; Warren, 400; William B. , 781 Sellers, 156 Elizabeth, 522; Emma E., 496, 523; Israel A., 523 Selowitz, 14 Selton, Gertrude, 1403 Seltzer, A. Frank, 1048; Anna B., 1098, 1139; Clarke M., 1098, 1140; Edna E., 1098; Elizabeth A., 1020, 1048; Ida Z., 1098, 1139; Jacob, 1048, 1140; Jacob C. , 1020, 1048, 1140; J. Eloise, 1098, 1140; John A., 1048, 1097; John B., 1139; John C., 1048; Michael, 1048; Sallie M., 1048, 1097; Sarah, 1140; Sarah S. , 1048; Walter G., 1098, 1139 Semans, Neva M., 991, 999; Solo¬ mon L., 999 Sembling, Elizabeth, 460; Mary A., 459 Semmel, Allen C., 190; Blanche N., 494, 519; Carson A., 171, 190; Frank P., 519; Lillie L., 170, 190; Stanley A., 190; Tavillia, 1147; Willoughby, 190 Senior, Barbara, 673; Blanche R., 667, 673; Hannah B., 673; Hazel, 673; Palmer N., 673; Samuel P., 667, 673; Thomas R., 673 Sensenbach, Anna S., 1154; Wil¬ liam, 1154 Senter, F. Joe, 137; Myrtle I., 137 Serfass, Edward, 618; Valeria E., 596, 618 Sergeant, Clara, 397; Eleanor S., 397 ; Etta E., 371 , 397 ; Howard D. . 397; Howard S.,397; Morris LX, 371, 397 Seth, Hannah H., 740, 799; James, 799; Joseph B., 740, 799; Mar¬ tha H., 799 Setzer, Lydia, 832 Severson, Casper, 718; John, 718; Maria H., 695, 718; William, 695, 718 Seyfried, Emma, 1090; Lizzie, 1090 Seyler, Bessie D., 811, 846; Florence V., 811; Henry B., 755, 811; Irene C., 811; Kate B., 755, 811; Norman E., .811, 846; William M., 811 Shaak, Mary E., 829 Shaddinger, Barbara, 252 Shade, Aneida, 407, 411; Emma, 681; John, 411; Sara, 284 Shadle, Dorothy G., 1409; Effie B., 1374, 1409; Effie M., 1409; Har¬ ry, 1374, 1409; Harry H., 1409; Howard E., 1409; Jermia, 1409; Norman R., 1409; Wallace L., 1409 Shadier, Rebecca M., 1154 Shaeffer, Albert, 922; Alice C., 827; Charlote G., 920, 922; John, 827; Mary, 922 Shafer, Bury E., 550; Eliza, 501; Esther L., 516, 550; Helen R., 1130, 1148; H. Newton, 1148; Laura S., 455; Maria, 1268; Mary, 1324, William A., 516, 550 Shaff, Alta F., 788, 839; John W., 839 Shaffer, Albert, 1265; Anna C., 1265, 1270; Carolina Y., 1261, 1265; Clara, 1337, 1365; Clara J., 574; Cora E., 1478, 1494; Deborah, 1025; George, 1372; George W., 1265, 1494; John, 1265; Kate, 1458, 1471; Lena, 505; Lizzie, 482, 499; Louisa, 1458, 1470; Lydia, 1265; Mary A., 1265, 1270; Mary E., 1342, 1372; Milton Y., 1265; Re¬ becca, 1075; Singleton, 574; Susan A., 1265; William, 1261, 1265, 1316 Shainline, Catharine, 318; Edna D., 1073; Joseph, 1073 Shale, Della V., 1357, 1399; Gideon, 1399 Shall, Sarah, 1133 Shanbacker, Anna K., 1028, 1062; Christiana, 1062; Jacob, 1062 Shane, Annie M., 707, 748; John, 748 Shanehan, Nellie, 748 Shaner, Ada M., 642, 652; Allen, 184; Carrie S., 587, 607; Esther E., 165, 184; Frances V., 184; George, 634; Mahlon R., 607; Mary G., 634; Richard K., 184; Warren, 165, 184 Shank, Ada V., 1108, 1143; Carl B., 557; Eliza A., 557; Elonore M., 1272; Florence, 753; Harry E., 1108, 1143; John J., 1143; W. James, 1143 Shankweiler — see Sehankweiler Shannon, Mary C., 1473; Mary E., 1459, 1474; William, 1473 Shanp, Emma J., 593 Shansi, 25 Shantz — see Schantz Sharar, James E., 507, 536; Mary J., 507, 536 Sharp, Carrie, 883; Cassandra, 585; Catharine, 830; Catharine G., 830; Claude E., 381, 405; Em¬ ma F., 545; Lewis, 545; Majel Iv., 381, 405; Sallie, 829; Venel- da (X, 1496 Sharpless, Emily T., 1355, 1396; Evan P., 1396; H. P., 1355, 1396; Joel H., 1396 Shartle, Florence, 1098, 1140; Har¬ ry, 1049, 1098; Lea, 1098; Nora M., 1098, 1140; Savilla R., 1049, 1098; William J., 1098, 1140 Shaub, Elizabeth B., 1421 Shaver, Chalmers, 1370; Cyrus M., 1370; Edward E., 1341, 1370; Gaius R., 1370; Julia A., 1370; Laura E., 1370; Mary A., 1341, 1370; Roland P., 1371; Ruth, 1370; Stanley B., 1370; Viola, 1370 Shaw, Annie, 280; Charles, 874; Cora S., 952, 957; Daniel W., 957; Eva M., 1378, 1412; George P., 952, 957; Gladys M., 880, 883; Harriet, 874, 880; Harriet E., 869, 874, 880; Helen E., 880; Howard, 723; Hugh C., 880, 883; Ida, 723, 784; Ida R., 723, 784; James, 723; James C., 869, 874, 880; James H., 874, 880; James W., 723; Jane, 874, 879; Jane H., 698, 723; John F., 297; Laura M., 280, 297; Lillie M., 723, 784; Linford P., 280, 297; Maggie J., 294; Mary, 874; Mary I., 874; Mary R., 880; Permila J., 874, 880; Rachel E., 874, 880; Rachel T., 880; Robert C., 874, 880; Saluda, 405; Theophilus, 957; Verna B., 952, 957; Walter C., 297; Walter H., 723, 784; Wilford H., 1412; William, 294, 698, 723 Shea, David E., 1423; Florence E., 1390, 1423; George H., 1390, 1423; George M., 1423 Sheagle, Christopher, 63 Sheard, Irva A., 1097, 1139; Seth, 1139 Shearer, Alexander B., 1547; Annie, 280; Benjamin F., 994; C., 1524; Chauncey H., 1521, 1538; Christine A., 984, 994, 995; Elizabeth, 277, 293; Ella P., 280; Elmer, 280; Elsie H., 896, 904; Emma, 1547; George W., 904; Herbert B., 984, 994; James, 1538; John S., 293; Margaret E., 1538, 1550; Marie L., 1521, 1524, 1538 Shearman, Abraham C., 1459, 1465, 1481; Abraham W., 1456, 1465; Annette H., 1459, 1465, 1481; Bessie, 1481, 1496; Byrd Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1719 B., 1465, 1481; Charles, 1456, 1466; Eleanor, 1456; Eliza, 1456, 1466; Eliza S., 1465, 1480; Elizabeth C., 1456, 1465; Ezekiel, 1448; George, 1441, 1456, 1465; George H., 1465; Harriet, 1466, 1481; Harriet B., 1456, 1466; Harriet W., 1465, 1481; Henry C., 1465, 1480; Isabella, 1456; John Y., 1456; Mary A., 1456, 1465; Mary P., 1465, 1481; Mary S., 1465; Minnie M., 1465, 1480; Oliver A., 1480; Oliver G., 1456; Phoebe B., 1456, 1465; Rebecca, 1456; Rebecca W., 1441, 1456; Sarah E., 1465, 1480; Sarah IE, 1480, 1495; Thomas, 1448; William, 1456, 1465, 1466 Sheats — see Sheetz Sheesley, Marilla, 1426 Sheetz (Sheats), Catharine B., 718, 774; Hannah, 131; Henry, 717, 774; Isaac, 191; Lemon, 774; Maude, 359, 372; Miriam S., 191; Robert M., 372 Sheip, Anna B., 102; Catherine, 1569 Sheity, Margaret, 769 Shelby, Frank C., 1426; Hazel G., 1399, 1426 Sheldon, Eli, 1446, 1456; Sarah F., 1446, 1456 Shelhart, Hannah, 987 Shellenberger, Ada Y., 388; Allen B., 388, 407; Annie B., 388, 407; B., 579, 596; Beatrice, 407 ; Catharine R. , 388 ; Cather¬ ine, 675; Charles, 596, 1082; Clarence A., 388, 407; Earle, 407; Edwin M., 366, 388; Eliza B., 724; Elizabeth, 1338; Elmer M., 407; Elsie S., 388, 407; Florence R., 388; George, 388; George B., 388; Grace B., 407; Gurness, 388; Harold R., 407; Helen, 407; Henrv, 1038, 1082; Howard B., 388, 407; Ida, 1082, 1124; Ida J., 388; Jesse A., 407; Jesse B., 388; John, 1082; Katie, 1082; Laura A., 388; Leidy, 330; Levi, 1082, 1124; Lizzie, 1082; Lizzie L., 1082, 1124; Lydia L., 388; Mary B., 366, 388; Mary E., 388; Mary L., 388, 407; Matil¬ da, 513; Mattie F., 1082; Rachel D., 596, 597; Ruth E., 407; Samuel, 388; Sarah G., 1038, 1082; Stella D., 300, 330 Shelley — see Schelley Shellhamer, Bertha W., 752; Charles F., 455, 463, 752, 807; Charles H., 463, 807; Edward S., 463, 807; Esther A., 455, 463, 752, 807; Harold P., 752; Hattie I., 752; Lillian I., 463, 807; Ray¬ mond E., 752; Rosa A., 709, 752; Stephen, 463, 709, 752 Shelly — see Schelley Shelton, Annie, 136, 889, 893; Mar¬ garet, 136; Marguerite D., 117, 136; Thomas, 117, 136 Shen, Catharine, 103, 112 Shenefiel, Clement S., 1398, 1426; Frank, 1357, 1398; Frank S., 1426; Henry, 1398; Ivory S., 1398, 1426; Mary M., 1398, 1426; Melissa J., 1357, 1398; Mildred M., 1426 Shenk, Annie C., 1352, 1391; John M., 1391 Shenkle, Henry, 632 Shepard — see Sheppard Shepardson, Josephine, 744 Shepherd, Clara B., 1498; Ella V., 1302 Sheppard (Shepard), Agnes H., 960; Agnes P., 955, 960; Anna E. , 950, 1261, 1264, 1456; Anna P., 1446; Antoinette B., 1446, 1456; Bradley, 1467, 1482; Charles C., 1446, 1456, 1466; Charles E., 950; Charles H., 955, 960; Elizabeth L., 955, 960; George A., 1446, 1456; George S., 1438, 1451, 1452, 1456, 1466; Grace, 1467; Grace L. , 1482; Harriet Y., 947, 950; Harry E., 955; Henry B., 1456; Henry L., 960; Henry W., 950, 955; Jane, 611; Jane A., 1446, 1456; Jane S., 1456, 1466; Jane W., 1446, 1456; Janet, 1482, 1497; Jeanie R., 1466, 1481; Jesse, 947, 950; Jesse S., 955, 960; John S., 950, 955, 1446, 1456, 1466, 1481; Julia M. , 1456, 1466; Julius W., 1466; Katherine H., 955, 960; Lillian G., 1456, 1466; Louis A. , 1470, 1486; Louise O., 1456, 1467; Mabel R., 1470, 1486; Margaret R., 1456, 1466; Mary M., 950, 955; Morris, 1467; Morris F., 1440, 1446, 1449, 1456, 1467; Moses, 1446; Oliver, 1466; Oliver P., 1456; Pauline M., 950, 955; Rachel, 1447; Rachel S., 1440, 1446, 1456; Ralph H., 1467; Ralph W., 1482; Sarah A., 950; Sarah F. , 1446, 1456, 1466, 1467, 1482; Sarah S., 1456, 1467; Susan, 1456; Susanna, 1446, 1457; Thomas, 950; Walter B. , 1456, 1466; Winfield S., 1456 Shepps, Abbie L., 1386; C. John, 1419; Clarence F., 1386, 1419; Frederick G., 1350, 1386; George, 1386; Ida M., 1386; Isabella B., 1350, 1386; Mar¬ garet E., 1386, 1419; Marian F., 1386, 1419; Raymond L., 1419 Sherer, Angeline, 780 Sherid, Richard, 294; Susanna C., 294 Sheridan, Julia A., 1015, 1033 Sherk, Hannah, 608 Sherman, Agnes G., 536; Blanche E., 1479, 1494; Conrad, 797; Daniel G., 1013, 1027; Eliza¬ beth, 969, 972; Ezekiel, 1451, 1452; Herminea E., 1013, 1028; John, 536; Leila C., 776, 833; Mary, 1452; Richard B., 833; William, 1494; William T., 1472 Shern, Mary A., 649 Sherrard, Elinor, 1528 Sherry, Barbara, 594; Charles, 751; Emma V., 708, 751; George, 944; John E., 708, 751; Marlow W., 751 Sherwood, Alice V., 171, 191; Eliza¬ beth, 575, 589; Enola, 604; Evelyn, 191; John W., 191; Leonard, 191; Marion, 191; Mildred, 191, 212; Samuel, 191; T. Philip, 171, 191 Shetler, Anna B., 526; Charles, 1029; Charles W., 172, 192; Emma K., 1029; Esther G., 1140; Eva, 1029; Harry H., 1029; Lewis F., 159, 172; Mary, 1029; Mary A., 172, 192; Mil- ton J., 1013, 1029; Sarah K., 1029; Sarah M., 1013, 1029; Sarah W., 159, 172; William H., 1029; William L., 192 Shick, A. J., 1010; Andrew I., 1011; Catharine, 1348, 1383; John, 1383 Shidle, Laura, 882, 883 Shields, Katherine J., 135; Mary D., 106 Shiele, Elizabeth S., 955 Shiery — see Schiery Shiffer, Allen B., 783; Edna A., 723, 783; Irvin H., 723, 783; Ross H., 723, 783, 784; Ruth A., 723, 783; William R„, 784 Shiffert— see Schiffert Shiffler, Albert H., 849; Alberta M., 849; Calvin C., 849; Carl M., 849; Enetta M., 849; Flor¬ ence I., 824, 849; Harvey, 824, 849; Lillian E., 849 Shill, Sarah, 1162 Shilling, Alice H., 769, 825; Mi¬ chael, 825; Samuel L., 769, 825 Shimer, Charles B., 120; Charles S., 108, 120; Cornelia H., 120, 138; Elizabeth, 1503, 1506; Rebecca H., 108, 120; Rosa, 1094 Shimp, Annie E., 1352, 1391; Re¬ becca, 831; Samuel E., 1391 Shingler, Clarence, 331; John H., 302, 331; Martha R., 302, 331 Shinlever, Amelia S., 1239, 1246; Dorothy A., 1253; Elsie E., 1253; Elsie P., 1246, 1253; Henry, 1239, 1246; Joseph W., 1253 Shinners, Rena A., 296; William L., 296 Shipe, Allen, 973; Benjamin, 973; Daniel, 969, 970, 973; Eliza¬ beth L., 1008, 1017, 1041; Estella, 1128; George, 1008, 1017, 1041; George W., 1086, 1128; Isaiah, 1086; John, 1019; John L., 1041, 1086; Leidy, 1041; Lloyd, 973; Lydia A., 1720 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1086, 1128; Maria, 1019, 1128; Maria S., 1041, 1086; Martha, 1128; Mary 973, 1041, 1128; Sarah N., 969, 970, 973; Sophia, 1041; Viola, 1128; William F., 1128 Shipley, Amelia, 155; Charles E., 155; Hattie, 1532, 1547; Isa¬ bella E., 155; Olivia, 155 Shipton, Myrtle C., 998 Shireman, Elizabeth, 822 Shirey, Annie, 895; Caroline B., 890, 895; Ella N., 895, 902; Frank, 895; Howard, 895, 902; Ida, 895; Ivy, 902; James B., 895, 902; John, 890, 895; Kate, 895; Lucy A., 759; Lyndale, 902; Mamie G., 895, 902; Raymond F., 902; Russell, 902; Stanley, 902; Stanley W., 902; Susanna, 809 Shirich, Josephine, 1032, 1069 Shirk, Amanda J., 624, 627; Benja¬ min P., 645; David, 325; Eby, 624, 627; Edna A., 296, 325; Ella M., 638, 645; Hannah K., 366, 389; Hiram E., 366, 389, 1345, 1378; Ida V., 1345, 1378; John J., 627; Katie, 1378; Nora, 1378; Raymond K., 627; Solo¬ mon, 389, 1378; Sophia, 389, 1378; Walter G., 3S9 Shisler, Emma E., 894, 902; Ger¬ trude L., 902; James W., 902; John F., 894, 902; Robert P., ' 902 Shive, Arovesta, 439; Hannah, 1038, 1082 Shively, Elizabeth L., 1429 Shnell, Mary, 1055 Shock, Messenia, 1111 Shockley, Sarah, 334 Shodell, Annetta W., 175, 196; Cyrus, 196; Robert M., 175, 196; Tilda, 196 Shoebart — see Schubert Shoemaker (Schumaker), Adam, 725; Agnes, 517; Agnes P., 1024, 1056; Allen W., 1024, 1056; Anderson, 849; A. Pierce, 672; Aquilla M., 893, 900; Charles, 699, 725, 1056; Clara A., 667; Daniel, 1206; Doro¬ thea, 288; Ella, 363, 381; Elva G., 1196, 1206; Francis M., 381; George, 725; Ira G., 893, 900; Isaac N., 900; Jacob, 968; Jane, 207; John, 941; Lizzie, 849; Lottie, 736, 792; Madel¬ ine, 900; Mary P., 824, 849; Mary W., 699, 725; Minetta, 725; Sallie, 835 Sholl, Alice K., 193; Edwin, 193 ; Jacob G., 1019 Sholtze-see Schultz Shontz, Catharine, 1340; Margaret, 1320, 1325; Nancy, 1335 Shool, Leonard, 149; Mary R., 149 Shoop, Amy, 782, 836; Caroline, 1099, 1141; Frank A., 1141; William, 836 Shortess, Anna E., 477, 491; Samuel I., 491 Shorts, Albert H., 625, 626; Clyde, 615, 626; Harriet I., 615, 625; Hazel A., 626; Mabel L., 615, 626; Mildred, 626 Shoup, Bertha, 765, 820; Charles S., 820; Sarah, 1334 Should, Elizabeth, 1520 Shouse, Elizabeth, 1065 Shover, Catherine, 1128; John H., 200; Stella E., 177, 200 Showalter, A. B., 1357; Alice A., 536, 556; Arminta W., 1357; Isaac, 1370; Isaac A., 1486; James M., 1470, 1486; Mary E., 1486; Priscilla, 1341, 1370; Samuel F., 556, Susan J., 1470, 1486 Shrawder, Mary, 1326, 1342 Shreve, Barzillai R., 208; Sarah C., 180, 208 Shriver, Charles M., 681; Florence E., 676, 681 Shronk, Matilda, 322 Shua, Katherine, 1398 Shubart — see Schubert ShufRlebotham, Hannah, 382 Shugar, Margaret, 449 Shuh, Adaline, 576, 592; Alice F., 576; Allan, 576, 592; Fannie, 592; Henry, 576; Jacob, 569, 576; Jay L., 592; Martha G., 576, 592; Mary A., 576, 592; Milton, 576; Nancy M., 569, 576 Shukites, Frances C., 1065, 1112; Joseph, 1112 Shuler — see Schuler Shull, Adda M., 1492; Claude, 1492; Doris M., 1492, 1499; Flora B., 1492, 1499; Frederick G., 1492, 1499; Jesper C., 1477, 1492; John M., 1499; Laura J., 1477, 1492; Leonard M., 1492; Marie, 1086; Mary A., 1009, 1019; Ralph C., 1492; Samuel, 1009, 1019; Thomas, 1492; Tobias, 1019 Shultz — see Schultz Shuman, 58 Addie, 972, 981; Catharine G., 973; Elias, 973; Fannie, 972, 9S1; Matilda, 817 Shunbacher, Caroline, 655 Shunk, Francis, 1024 Shupe, Albert, 60S, 623; Amber W., 608, 623; Anna C., 649, 659; Benjamin, 569, 575; George, 623; Hannah S., 608, 623; Jacob, 575, 589, 1226; Jeanette, 623; John, 590, 608, 623, 659; Johnson W., 623; Lillian, 608, 624; Mandana M., 590, 608; Mollie C., 608, 623; Nellie, 608, 623; Rebecca, 457; Roy, 608, 623; Russell, 649, 659; Sallie A., 575, 589; Sarah A., 569, 575; Sarah R., 590, 608; Vernon, 608, 623; Wellington, 590, 608 Shuster, Amanda M., 163, 181; George W., 1267, 1273; Mary H., 1273; Mary J., 1267, 1273; Samuel E., 1273; Sarah K., 1273; William, 181 Shutt, Amos, 1328, 1346; Annie, 258; Catharine, 1087, 1128; Catherine, 1206; Charlotte V., 1328, 1346; Edna H., 1103, 1142; Elizabeth, 244; Evelyn, 1103, 1142; Jacob K, 1054, 1103; John K., 1103; Leroy, 1103; Maggie II., 1054, 1103 Sibel, Mary, 209 Siberlic, Amelia, 259 Sibley, 361 Sicher, Dorothy, 553; Helen F., 530, 553; Jacob, 553; LeRoy O., 530, 553; Mary, 553 Sickle, Rachel R., 1372; Samuel, 1372 Sidle, Barbara E., 209; Carl G., 209; Emma Ii., 209; John W., 181, 209; Mary E., 181, 209; Robert G., 209; William R., 209 Sidler, Kate I., 727; Washington, 727 Siegfried, Amanda, 502; Bessie H., 651, 659; Catharine A., 1412; Charles F., 502; Claude F., 502; Edith, 738; Elmer J., 483, 502; Elwood R., 502; Emma M., 659; Levi K., 651, 659; Levi M., 659; Mary F., 483, 502; Reuben, 502 Siesholtz (Susholtz), Abraham, 508; Adam, 426, 508, 538; Alice, 508; Amanda, 508, 538, 539, 705, 743, 1216; Annie, 538, 557; Calvin. 538, 557; Catha¬ rine, 508, 539; Clarence, 557; David, 691, 705; David G., 486, 508; David Y., 508; Diana G., 426, 508, 538; Eliza A., 508; Elmira, 508; Elsie, 557; Emma, 705; Emmalinda, 508, 538; Florence, 538, 557; George, 508; Gertrude G., 538, 557; Gertrude M., 538, 557; Herbert, 538; Irene, 705; Jacob, 508; James, 705; John, 508; Laura, 508; Lydia A., 508, 538; Mamie, 538; Mary Y., 508, 538, 539; Philip, 68; Sallie, 508; Samuel, 508; Sarah A., 4S6, 508; Sarah H., 691, 705; Sarah L., 508 Sievers, Catharine D., 909, 911; Henry, 911 Sievert, Charles A., 1156, 1161; Elizabeth S., 1154, 1156; Hen¬ ry, 1154, 1156; Julian H., 1156, 1161; Sarah E., 1156, 1161; Tillie K., 1156, 1161 Sigafuse (Sigafoos), Annie H., 733, 790; John, 1046; Nancy, 1046; Nelson, 733, 790 Sigle, Albert M., 1426; Florence, 1426; Guy, 1398, 1426; Lorena, 1426; Mary M., 1398, 1426; Wilda, 1426 Siglinger, Clara L., 1570 Sigmund, Adelaide, 1575; Adelaide S., 1573, 1575; Emma, 110, 125; Henry M., 1573, 1575; Jacob, 778; Katharine Y., 1573, 1575; Lucy, 720, 778 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1721 Silance, Burton, 1488, 1498; Elean¬ or B., 1488, 1498; William D., 1498 Silcox, Alice A., 1145; Florence P., 1123, 1145; Harry, 1123, 1145 Siler, May, 157, 168; Peter, 168 Silesia, 7-12, 14, 16-20, 33 Silfies, Andrew M., 1091, 1135; Ellwood S., 1135, 1149; Emma A. , 1091, 1135; Esther C., 1135, 1149; Lydia, 1132; Mar¬ garet, 1149; Michael, 1135; Walter A., 1149 Silknitter, Hannah, 607 Silliman (Sillyman), Benjamin, 1394; Benson J., 1353, 1393; Conard B., 1030, 1066; Ed¬ ward, 1059, 1108; Edward S., 1108; Elizabeth B., 1353, 1393; Elizabeth S., 1108; Jane, 1108; Mabel S., 1059, 1108; Mary B., 1108; Mina S., 1394; Minnie H., 1030, 1066 Silva, Charles R., 954, 959; Gloria, 959; Joseph L., 959; Stella S., 954, 959 Silvers, Cora B., 763 Silvert, Katharine A., 1148 Silverthorn, Alfred P., 1341, 1370; Cora A., 1341, 1370; Robert, 1370 Silverwood, Anne, 1117 Silvey, Fanny W., 1524, 1540 Simcoe, Hannah 204 Simmon, Adam, 389; Katharine, 389; Katharine S., 366, 389 Simmons, Benjamin F., 1239, 1247; B. Stanley, 1247; Chauncey T., 1119; Elizabeth J., 593; Emma, 731, 790; Florence B., 1247; George W., 1077, 1119; Harlen, 1247; Julia G., 1077, 1119; Lillian M., 1247, 1253; Lizzie, 681; Mamie B., 1247, 1254; Matilda B., 1239, 1247; M. Grace, 1247; Ole, 790; R. Evelyn, 1247; W. Chester, 1247; W. Ellsworth, 1247; W. Gordon, 1247; W. Harlen, 1247 Simon, Aaron F„ 816, 847; Charles R., 847; Elizabeth, 1085; Fran¬ cis, 1158; Lena, 428, 441; Lenora M., 1158; Philip, 441; Sallie A. ,*816, 847; Sarah, 688, 695; Virginia M., 847 Simons, Anna M., 768, 822; Clara F., 1554; John, 148 Simpson, Anna, 1196; Clara M., 1342, 1371; Edith V., 310, 334; George, 1190, 1196; Henrietta, 1058, 1106; Ira, 361, 379; James B., 334; John, 1368; John G., 1371; John W., 310, 334; Lavinia, 1196; Lily, 1197; Lucianna S., 1190, 1196; Ma- linda C., 361, 379; Marion B., 379, 404; Martha I., 379, 404; Olin G., 404; Sarah C., 1340, 1368; William, 1196 Sinclair, Beulah A. ,^671, 678; Chester, 687; Daniel, 678; Daniel A., 678; Florence, 678; Thomas, 671, 678 Sine, Caroline, 1569 Sines, Lewis D., 390; Minerva K., 390 Singer, Ida W., 426; Robert, 426 Singleton, Alice, 316; Amanda G., 290, 316; Bertha, 316; Carrie, 316; Elbridge, 316; Franklin T., 316; Harry, 316; John, 316; Joseph, 316; Katie, 316; Lin- wood, 316; Mansfield, 316; Richard, 290, 316; Walter, 316; Wilhelm, 316 Sink, Babbetta, 1145 Sinks, Ann E., 1509, 1521 Sinton, James, 1525 Sinwell, Alice E., 438, 452; Grace M., 452; John, 452; Paul W., 452; Ruth C., 452; Walter J., 452; William, 438, 452 Sipels, Mary, 506 Sipple, Adam IL., 1217; Carl S., 1217; Catherine, 554; Lillie S., 1202, 1217; Ruth E., 1217; Sarah M., 1217; Simon, 1202, 1217 Sisson, Dora, 266; George, 1448 Sistare, George K., 1528, 1545; Mary W., 1528, 1545 Sites (Seitz), Addie, 104; Adellia F., 103; Albert, 103, 112; Al¬ berta K., 127; Alice M., 104, 113; Amelia H., 103, 113; Anna K, 103, 113; Anna M., 96, 103; Annie, 1041; Annie H., 113; Annie L., 1541, 1552; Barbara C., 99, 103; Benjamin, 103, 113, 406; Beulah E., 128; Cal¬ vin, 103; Carrie, 103; Catha¬ rine, 96, 99; Catharine L., 99, 104; Catharine S., 103, 112, 1526, 1541; Charles, 103, 104, 112, 1526, 1541; Charles I., 1541; Clarence E., 1541, 1552; Conrad, 103, 112; Cyrus, 103, 113; Cyrus L., 113, 128 David, 96, 99, 104; David L., 99; Edward, 1516; Effie, 104; Eleonora H., 99, 104; Eliza¬ beth, 103, 909; Elizabeth C., 99, 104; Elizabeth J., 1541, 1552; Ella M., 104, 1516; Emanuel, 96, 99; Emma, 103, 104, 112; Ethyl M., 128, 140; EttaS., 113, 128; Eva R., 112; Franconia E., 128; Fred, 282, 301, 302; Frederick, 1541, 1542; George, 1516; George A., 113, 127; George H., 113; George N., 128; George R., 1506, 1516; Georgia N., 113, 127; Glendon, 104 Harry, 99, 104; Helen M., 127; Henrietta H., 99, 103; Henry, 89, 96, 99, 103, 1542; Henry H., 128; Henry W, 1526, 1541; Herbert, 1541; Howard F., 127; Ida P., 113; Jacob, 96, 99, 103, 104; James, 99, 103, 104; James R., 104; Janette, 128; Jesse, 113; John, 96, 99, 103; John H., 104; John O., 113; Kate, 99; Katie, 383, 406; Kenneth G., 128; Laura, 104, 113; Lena C. , 127; Lillian, 1542, 1552; Lulu, 104; Lydia B., 113, 127; Lydia C., 128; Lydia F., 113; Lydia S., 103 Mabel E., 127; Malcolm, 1552; Margaret, 99; Margaret A., 128; Margaret E., 103, 112; Maria B., 96, 99; Marie H., 103; Mary, 99, 1516, 1542, 1552; Mary A., 112, 113, 127, 128; Mary B., 99, 104, 113, 128, 1505, 1516; Mary E., 113, 128; Mary H., 1526, 1541; Mary N., 99, 103; Mary P., 96, 99; Mary R., 103; Mary S., 89, 96; Mason, 104; Matilda M., 1541, 1551; Mollie, 103; Myrtle, 104 Nettie F., 103; Nora A., 113; Olive L., 128; Paul G., 127; Polly, 96; Rebecca -G., 96, 99; Rhoda M., 113, 128; Robert E. , 127; Robert J., 113, 127; Samuel, 99; Susan, 99; Susan J. , 112; Susanna A., 282, 302; Viola C., 113; Walter E., 1541; William, 99, 103, 104; William A., 128; William C., 103, 113 Sitler Anna, 1470; B. A., 790; Stella J., 790 Sittler, Sarah, 452 Skean (Skeen), Clara, 1411; Ella D. , 1073, 1116; Emerson M., 464; Gladys, 1116; Grace N., 464; Harold, 1116; Harry, 448, 460; Irvin M., 1073, 1116; John H., 464; Karl, 1116; Lewis, 460, 464; Lily M., 464; Mary E., 448, 460; Millard F. , 1116; Minerva K., 460, 464; Richard S., 464; Tessie R., 464 Skidmore, Elmer E., 519; Mary A., 494, 519 Skillman, Emeline L., 1163 Skippack, 64, 83 Skipper, Emily, 1362 Slabach, Jacob, 570, 581; Kitty, 581; Lucian, 570, 581; Mary K. , 570, 581; Susan, 825 Slaherty, Anna, 789 Slater, Belford, 548; Catharine G., 1015, 1037; Emma, 1037; Em¬ ma L., 514, 548; George, 1397; Jacob, 1015, 1037; Kate, 1057, 1106; Laura, 1355, 1397; Leroy J., 514, 548; Lois E., 548; Paul W., 548; Vivian M., 548 Slates, Elizabeth, 1400 Slattery, Ellen, 1524 Slaugh, Elizabeth, 142 Slavin, Euphemia, 1117 Slaybaugh, Benjamin, 574, 588; Rachel A., 574, 588 Slemmer, George B., 779; Sarah, 779 Sleppy, Annie I., 817 Sley, Minnie, 980 Slick, Margarite J., 335 Slider, Ella, 1395 1722 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Slifer, Isaac, 1162; Mary J., 1157, 1162 Slingluff (Slinglof), Annie M., 1059, 1106; Eleanor D., 1106, 1143; Henry, 63; John, 1106; Mar¬ jorie D., 1106; W. H., 276; William H., 1059, 1106 Slipher, Carrie E., 586, 605; Clark, 605; Dorothy M., 605; Jay D., 586, 605 Sloat, Sarah A., 825 Slocum, Emily, 336 Slonaker, Bertha M., 646, 655; Catharine S., 1216; Daniel D., 1202, 1216; Frank D., 1202, 1216; George, 1202; Harrv D., 1202, 1216; Hattie H., 1202, 1216; John F., 655; Katharine S., 1202, 1216; Katie, 1202, 1216; Lillian M., 1216; Lizzie D., 1202, 1217; Louis E., 1216; Mary D., 1193, 1202; Philip, 1193, 1202; Ralph M., 1216; Russel C., 1216; Walton F., 1216; William H., 1216 Sloss, Gladys M., 880, 883 Slotter, Ella R., 298, 327; Mahlon L 327 Slotterer, Theresa R., 1009, 1021; William, 1009, 1021 Slough, 273 Charles, 1381, 1415; Deborah R. , 1347, 1380; George C., 1347, 1380; Hannah B., 1381, 1415; Henry, 1380; James, 1288; John S., 1415; Lillian B., 1415; Nelson B., 1380 Sly, Acy M., 1337, 1361; Blanche, 1361; Claude G., 1361; Daniel, 1325, 1337; Fannie B., 1361, 1403; Frances A., 1361, 1403; Karl D., 1361; Lilly G., 1361, 1403; Mabel A., 1361; Mary A. , 1325, 1337; Mary M., 1335, 1361; Rhoda H., 1361, 1403; Samuel G., 1335, 1361 Smale, Alice I., 647, 657; Allen B., 639, 647; Amanda, 655, 656; Catharine K., 647; Catharine S. , 639, 647; Daniel B., 639, 647; Edgar A., 647, 657; Eliza¬ beth, 647, 657; Ella C., 647, 657; Ella P., 647; Florence, 647, 657; George, 647; George W., 647; H. Lloyd, 647, 656; Isabella K., 639, 647; John, 639; John E., 639, 647; Jonas, 634, 639; Jonas F., 647; Julia B. , 634, 639; Mary A., 639, 647; Mary J., 639; Olivia G., 647, 656; Sarah A., 639, 647; Sue, 647, 657 Small, Beatrix C., 292, 319 Smalley, Sarah A., 1235, 1240 Smauls, Sarah, 981 Smedley, Esther, 1074; Francis, 1035, 1074; Hannah, 315; Harry, 1074; Levina R., 1035, 1074 Smcltz, Anna M., 520, 550; Louis, 550 Smetzer, Mary, 1093 Smiley, Rachel, 814 Smith (Schmidt, Schmiedt, Schmid, Schmitt), Aaron, 1131; Abra¬ ham R., 910; Abram, 167; A. Custis, 116, 133; Ada, 1566; Ada M., 1475, 1490; Adah L., 1391, 1424; Adam K., 1349, 1385; Agnes, 1131; Agnes E., 260; Ah, 1249; Albert, 142, 1130; Albert W., 762, 818; Alfred, 187, 787; Alfred B., 167, 187; Alice, 1131; Alice W., 1388; Allen, 495; Alverta B., 1088, 1131; Amanda, 1044, 1093; Amanda E., 606, 931, 932; Amanda H., 1056; Aman¬ da J., 167, 187; Amanda S., 167; Amos, 756; Andora E., 910, 913; Anna, 355, 363, 786, 798; Anna C., 684; Anna E., 1247; Anna M., 157, 167, 586, 1246; Annetta R., 1132, 1148; Annie, 187, 727; Annie B., 1331, 1355; Annie D., 1353, 1394; Annie E., 648, 658; Annie H., 1083, 1126; Annie L. , 1464, 1480; Annie S., 862, 863; Arthur, 1051; Augusta, 1093; Augusta V., 1093; Au¬ gustus, 1054; Augustus H., 1019; Avery, 1441, 1455, 1464; Avery A., 1455, 1465 Barbara, 420; Benjamin, 388; Bertie, 798; Bessie F., 1132, 1148; Blanche, 651; Bruce D., 924; Carlton L., 403; Carol M. , 405; Caroline E., 606; Caroline R., 586, 606; Carrie E., 586, 605; Carrie V., 774, 832; Catharine, 909, 910, 1037, 1042, 1045, 1088, 1125, 1227, 1230, 1231; Catharine S., 1023, 1053, 1054; Charles, 171, 1126; Charles D., 401; Charles E., 744; Charles H., 924; Charles M., 167; Charles S., 920, 922; Charles T., 776, 1455; Charles W., 1473, 1489; Charlotte, 744; Charlotte M., 913; Clara, 648, 658, 1044; Clara C„ 757, 814; Clara E., 863; Clara H., 850; Clara L., 706, 744; Clara N., 495; Clarence, 1171, 1489; Cora, 745, 801 Daniel, 493, 1023, 1054; Daniel D., 177; Daniel S., 1052; David, 582, 818; David L., 1172; David R., 621; David W., 1455, 1464; Deborah B., 216; Della, 167, 187; Delle L., 606; Dora M., 368, 393; Doro¬ thy B., 1144; Dorothy C., 606, 1132; Dorothy E., 1252; Doro¬ thy L., 403; Dorris E., 1093 Earl, 814; Edella A., 1132; Edith, 1145; Edmund, 1303; Edna, 399, 791, 1145; Edna G., 513, 547; Edna M., 461; Edward, 1388; Edwin L., 133; Edwin W., 1489; Eliza, 1231; Eliza A., 1503, 1507, 1517; Eliza M., 1464, 1480; Elizabeth, 159, 171, 658, 691, 1051, 1408, 1455, 1464, 1479; Elizabeth A., 1455, 1462, 1464, 1476; Elizabeth C., 1163, 1172; Elizabeth H., 710, 756; Elizabeth R., 621, 627; Elizabeth S., 909, 910; Elizabeth T., 776; Elizabeth W., 1230, 1233; Ella D., 920, 922; Ella S., 1395; Ellen, 317, 1044, 1196, 1207; Ellen D., 276; Ellen H., 1089, 1131; Ellis, 167; Elmer C., 913; Elmira B., 639, 646; Elnora R., 573, 586; Elsie M., 1130; Elva C., 586, 606; Elvin R., 129; Elvira L., 1132, 1148; Emilie W., 1018, 1044; Emily, 1044, 1093; Emily C., 1464, 1479; Emily G., 1479; Emma E., 191; Emma L., 770, 791, 1069, 1081, 1123, 1156, 1533; Emma R., 762, 818; Ephraim, 1018; Erastus, 1089, 1131; Ernest R., 659; Essie M., 922, 924; Estella, 559, 563; Ester M., 700, 725; Esther H., 748, 804; Esther V., 932, 936; Ethel M., 1395, 1425; Eugene, 477, 493; Eugene B. , 1479, 1495; Eugenie, 1455; Eva H., 1056; Evelina F., 1458, 1472, 1473 F., 945; Fanny C., 1479, 1494; Florence, 728, 787, 911, 913, 922; Flossie C., 1044, 1093; Francis H., 1018, 1044; Francis M., 1464, 1465, 1479; Frank E., 586, 606; Frank P., 211; Frank W., 1355; Frederick, 1394; Freeland, 1145; Free¬ man, 1123, 1145; George, 352, 356, 573, 586, 648, 658, 791, 1385; George A., 586, 606; George E., 606; George H., 1018, 1044, 1045, 1093; George S., 1455; George W., 1394; Georgia C., 586, 605; Gertie L., 621; Gottlieb, 658; Grace, 586, 605; Grace A., 1480, 1495 Hanna L., 1270, 1277; Hannah C. , 1051; Hannah E., 1021, 1052; Hannah I., 187, 210; Hannah M., 1397; Harold, 814; Harold W., 913; Harriet H., 1461, 1475; Harry, 770, 1395; Harry F., 1163, 1171; Harvey H., 641, 651; Harvey W„ 776; Hazel S., 621; Helen, 791, 1395; Helen A., 1464; Helen F., 586, 606; Helen R., 1247, 1253; Henry, 766, 922, 1132, 1228, 1231/1232, 1472; Henry D., 863; Henry J., 1021, 1052; Henry L., 573, 586; Henry R., 586, 605; Plerbert A., 748, 804; Herbert H., 922, 924, 1056; Hervey, 768; Hetty A., 910, 913; Hillary, 932; Homer V., 493; Horace H., 1052, 1100 Ida, 1131; Ida B., 1416; Ira, 1462; Irene, 790; Irwin S., 910; Isaac R., 1123; Isabella S., 100, 107; Jackson J., 1455; Jacob, 440, 710, 756, 910, 944, 1239, 1246, 1247, 1253; Jacob A., Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1723 910, 913; James, 1115; James E., 157, 167; James S., 621, 1099, 1471; James W., 100, 107, 403; J. Dennison, 1060; Jennie, 1008, 1017, 1395; Jen¬ nie G., 600, 621; Jennings G., 621, 627; Jessie, 1521, 1538; J. Oswald, 1093; Johannes, 684; John, 107, 563, 600, 621, 624, 719, 756, 776, 910, 1044; 1093, 1228, 1252, 1461, 1475; John C., 187; John D., 139, 1008, 1018; John H., 586, 739, 798, 899; John J., 1354, 1394, 1475; John M., 621; John P., 1072, 1115; Jonas, 725; Jonas O., 1537; Joseph, 233, 461, 801, 862; Josephine, 1252, 1520, 1537; Josephine A., 1491; Josiah, 862, 863; Joshua E., 936; J. Warner, 1489 Kate B., 1349, 1385; Katharine H., 1045, 1093; Katharine S., 1202, 1216; Katherine E., 547; Kathryne M., 676, 681; Katie H., 1052; Kemper R., 129; Kenneth W., 403; Lament W., 1441, 1455; Laura, 1385, 1395, 1418; Laura E., 863; Laura M., 586, 605; Lavina W., 378, 403; Lawrence, 1132; Lemuel, 583; Lena, 776, 834, 852; Lena R., 116, 134; Leonard B., 1115, 1143; Leonhard, 403; Levi, 1145; Lewis F., 547; Lewissa M., 500; Lilian M., 121, 139; Lillian C., 133; Lillie A., 1290, 1303; Lilly C., 1479; Lizzie B., 161, 177; Lizzie E., 1249; Lizzie I., 586, 605; Lizzie L., 1052, 1100; Lizzie M., 651; Lorenzo, 490; Lorinda E., 575, 591; Louis, 380; Louisa, 1246; Louisa B., 1354, 1394; Louisa H., 719, 776; Louise A., 1473, 1489; Lucy, 1455; LulaX., 116, 133; Lulu M., 714, 766; Lydia, 274, 283; Lydia H., 233, 862; Lydia M., 1479, 1495; Lydia R., 1012; Lyle G., 513, 547; Ly¬ man, 1131. Mabel, 798; Magdalena, 254; Magdalene, 1385; Marne, 788; Mareta S., 380; Margaret E., 606, 1458, 1471; Margaret FI., 776; Margaret R., 211; Mar- garetta, 693, 710; Maria L., 582, 684; Marian E., 1247; Marion L., 1100; Maris, 1131; Martha, 689, 698, 1044; Mar¬ tha F., 892, 899; Martha J., 1144; Martha M., 739, 798; Martin, 1018; Mary, 201, 675, 756, 882, 988, 1018,' 1045, 1069, 1330, 1351, 1464, 1471, 1478; Mary A., 134, 162, 179, 571, 583, 1017, 1018, 1040, 1044, 1090, 1173, 1464; Mary B., 605, 1072, 1115; Mary C., 1044; Mary E., 410, 1089, 1132, 1464, 1465, 1479; Mary H., 1008, 1018; Mary J., 1239, 1246; Mary K, 1031, 1068; Mary L., 133, 141, 571, 1052, 1100; Mary M., 724, 1455; Mary P., 1024, 1056, 1164, 1355; Mary S., 573, 586; Mary V., 129; Mary Y., 477, 493; Maude, 205, 215; M. Eliza¬ beth, 1163, 1171; Michael, 791; Mildred, 1395; Milton F., 1089, 1132; Minerva P., 1123, 1145; Minnie, 715, 768; M. M., 134; Montgomery, 121, 139; Mor¬ ris, 790; Moses E., 804; Myron A., 1480; Myrtle J., 1252 Naomi S., 380, 405; Newbern, 139; Norman H., 1056; Olive D., 586, 606; Oliver, 1018, 1044; Orphv S., 1132; Orvilla V., 1390; Oscar, 757, 814; P. A., 1424; Paul J., 1252; Pearl G., 169, 187 ; Perry G., 1425; Peter, 734, 790; Peter L., 380, 405 Rachel H., 734, 790; Rachel S., 403; Rachel W., 1455, 1465; Ralph, 586, 606; Ralph C., 1242, 1252; Ransom D., 818; Rebecca, 1455, 1465; Reed H., 1018, 1045; Reuben, 787; Richard, 1054, 1447, 1448, 1455; Richard I'., 909, 910; Richard L., 405; Richard M., 1455, 1464; Richard R., 627; Richomel J., 1115, 1143; R. Latimer, 547; Robert, 791; Robert A., 804; Robert B., 1355, 1495; Robert M., 403; Roger W., 923; Rosa H., 641, 651; Rosalinda, 1454, 1462; Rose E., 138, 142; Rosemary C., 606; Rosie E., 992; Rosina K, 352, 356; Russell, 651, 659; Ruth, 727, 787 Sadie J., 921, 923; Sallie A., 1042, 1088; Samuel, 107, 405, 832, 1042, 1088, 1230, 1233, 1277; Samuel W., 1331, 1355; Sara, 561; Sara R., 167; Sarah, 427, 440, 476, 793, 1548; Sarah A., 1049, 1099, 1214, 1242, 1252, 1455, 1464, 1500; Sarah D., 375, 401; Sarah J., 1464, 1479; Sarah K, 651, 659, 1216; Sarah L., 1455; Sarah S., 910, 913, 101S, 1044; Saria E., 767; Sassaman N., 1024, 1056; Saul T., 113, 129; Sophia S., 1069; Sophia Z., 1031; Sue C., 366, 388; Susan A., 1464; Su¬ sanna, 270, 271, 1018 Verna, 814; Verna FI., 1056; Victor, 611, 624; Vincent, 791; Violet, 814; Violet M., 611, 624; Wahneta II., 113, 129; Walter N., 706. 744; W. Dale, 586, 605; Wellington, 651; Wesley, 378, 403; Wethers, 129; William, 107, 179, 639, 646, 651, 791, 1395, 1503, 1507, 1517; William G., 681; William IF, 911, 913; William I., 913, 1216; William R., 814; Win¬ field, 1031, 1069; WinfieldS., 393 Smoll, Elizabeth, 1102; Julianne, 689, 697 Smoyer, Clara, 1031, 1068; Eliza¬ beth H., 324; John F., 1375; Sarah R., 1344, 1375 Snabel, Anna G., 810; Annie H., 755, 811; Bella B., 810; Bertha E., 810, 844; Bessie, 811, 845; Carrie, 811, 845; Charles I., 810; Emma, 755; Herbert, 810; Herman E., 810; Ida M., 810, 845; James M., 810; Jennie C., 1372; Jennie E., 755, 810; Kate E., 810, 845; Leah E., 710, 755; Lena, 755, 810; Leroy W., 810; Mary, 810; Mary! A., 755, 811; Minnie K., 810 Russel, 810; Samuel, 755, 811; Sarah R., 810, 845; Wil¬ liam, 710, 755, 810, 1372, Wil¬ liam IL, 810, 845 Snader, Abram P., 849; Anna K., 627; Annie M., 624, 627; Edna M., 627; Florence E., 627; Harry, 624, 627; Harry C., 627; Harvey, 770; Mabel K., 824, 849; Mary E., 627; Muriel Id., 770; Roland K., 627; Samuel, 627 Snape, Ada B., 611; Ada E., 591, 611; Florence O., 611; Ormonde B., 591, 611; Samuel, 611 Snayberger, Gertrude FI., 750; Milton, 750 Snedeker, Elsie, 388, 407; Wat- mough P., 407 Snell, Jacob, 1015; Margaret, 804; Sarah, 1323, 1333; Sarah M., 1015 Snethen, Marjorie R., 266; Mildred H., 266; Ruth Iv., 253, 266; Wilford, 253, 266 Snityer, May, 1267 Snodgrass, Cale, 732; Catharine, 1330; Margie M., 732 Snook, Edna B., 1051, 1100; Howard F., 1100 Snovel, Clarence, 370, 395; Lizzie K, 370, 395 Snow, Betsy, 609; Grace, 782, 837 Snowberger, Jonathan, 1370; Nancy, 1338; Susan, 1338 Snow Lowther, 34, 88 Snyder (Schneider), Aaron, 921; Aaron FI., 667, 673; Abigail, 665; Abigail H., 272, 665, 667; Abraham, 602, 663-666, 673, 1187; Abraham S., 666, 669; Abram C., 676, 681; Abram •W., 674; Ada E., 546; Addie Id., 849; Alice S., 1158, 1164; Alverta, 669; Amanda. 363, 380, 382, 666, 668, 674; Aman¬ da S., 666, 669; Amanda W., 362, 379; Amos, 569, 576, 665, 667 ; Andrew, 664, 1241 ; Anna, 526, 665, 667, 1161; Anna A., 669, 677; Anna Id., 240, 668, 669, 676; Anna L., 546; Anna M., 676; Anna P., 379; Anna V., 6S1; Annabell M., 504; Anne, 712, 759; Annie, 501, 529, 668, 676; Annie C., 281; Annie F., 667, 674; Aquilla, 561; Arthur, 379; Arthur W., 1724 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 546; August W., 867, 872; Beaulah E., 753, 808; Beulah M., 546, 562 Carey, 1041; Carl H., 362, 380; Carrie M., 727; Catharine, 351, 354, 655, 664, 1123, 1196; Catharine M., 569, 576; Catherine A., 562, 666, 669; Celia, 674; Charles, 666, 669, 753, 808, 810, 1164; Charles M., 676; Christian, 53, 94, 631, 663, 664, 1164, 1231; Christiana, 665, 668; Christina H., 665, 66S; Christopher (Christoph), 52, 663, 664, 861, 928; Clara A., 672; Clara E., 722, 783; Clara H., 733; Clara O., 753, 808; Clarence I., 546, 562; Clarence M., 1289, 1300; Clem- ence, 576; Clement D., 203; Cora S., 443, 457; Cornelius, 502; Corson C., 675; Daniel, 59, 665, 668, 1507; Daniel L., 308, 674, 680; David, 666, 783; Deborah, 263; Deborah N., 666, 669; Dorothea M., 562 Edgar C., 667; Edgar W., 783, 837; Edith, 666; Edna, 676; Edna K, 308, 674, 676, 680, 681; Edna M., 674, 680, 808, 843; Edward B., 113, 128; Ed¬ win H., 668, 675; E. Emerson, 675; Effie B., 451; Elemina, 712; Elenora, 676; Elias, 667; Eliza, 356, 576, 666, 673, 80S, 1234; Elizabeth, 242, 325, 356, 363, 374, 382, 665-669, 1051; Elizabeth A., 667, 673, 1240, 1249; Elizabeth H., 665, 668; Elizabeth R., 666, 669, 1029, 1065; Ella B., 483, 502; Ellen J-, 847; Elmira K, 363, 667, 673; Elsie, 380, 576; Elsie L., 526, 552; Elsie P., 931; Emma, 712, 1090, 1133; Emma C., 668, 675; Emma E., 1046, 1095; Emma J., 673; Emma L., 674; Emmeline D., 362, 380, 667, 673, 921; Estella M., 546, 562, 674, 680, 1568; Estelle, 522; Estelle N., 379, 404; Esther, 665, 666; Esther R., 380, 404; Eva, 501; Eve S., 663, 665, 1187; Evelvn, 457 Fanny E., 643; Fietta, 452; Flora, 676; Florence, 526; Francis, 501; Frank, 362, 379, 827; Franklin B., 495, 521; Freda M., 849; Frederick I., 808; Friedrich, 34, 82, 270, 860, 1226, 1434; George, 52, 272, 522, 576, 663-668, 808, 944, 1227, 1281; George A., 667; George Y., 504; Gertrude M., 1289, 1300; Gertrude T., 676; Godfried, 1281; Grace E., 675, 676; Grace J., 504 H., 157; Hannah, 410, 576, 665, 667, 668, 674, 1282, 1283; Hannah M., 178, 203; Hannah R., 513, 546; Hannah S., 495, 521; Harry, 496, 522, 670; Harry M., 675; Harvey, 501; Harvey C., 675; Harvey M., 482, 504; Heinrich, 29, 52, 662, 663, 668, 783; Helen, 526; Helen M., 529; Henrietta, 296, 302; Henrv, 83, 631, 664-666, 808, 1008,“ 1099, 1168; Henry C., 676, 808; Henrv D., 82, 200; Henry H., 722; Henry W., 576, 666, 668, 1196; Herman G. , 824, 848; Hester, 651; H. L. , 128; Horace F., 676; How¬ ard N., 546, 562, 1568; Howard R., 676; Ida F., 670, 677; Ida H. , 109; Idella, 676; I. Mere¬ dith, 409; Iona H., 546; Isaac, 281, 576, 663, 665, 668, 1015, 1036; Isaac II., 665, 668, 675; Isaac W., 675 Jacob, 53, 109, 663, 665, 666, 670, 1036, 1095, 1187, 1400; Jacob R., 270, 677; James, 501, 529, 712; James F., 1358, 1400; James L., 497, 526; Jennie E., 484, 504; Jennie L., 501, 529; Jesse, 272, 273, 665, 667; Jesse H., 309, 363, 383, 667, 673; Job, 665, 1230; Job S., 669, 676; Joel, 421; Johann, 362, 380; John, 457, 503, 663, 666, 667, 670, 673, 712, 754, 1164; John J., 668, 674; John K., 674; John W., 576; Joseph, 352, 665, 667; Joseph H., 668, 675; Joseph W., 666, 669; Joseph¬ ine, 1241; Josiah R., 286, 668, 676; Justus H., 240, 668, 676; Kate, 712; Kate T., 668, 675; Katie G., 484, 503; Kathryne M. , 676, 681 Laura G., 676; Lavina S., 666, 668, 1196; Le Grande W., 379, 404; Lena L., 666, 670; LeRoy, 808; Lewis, 379; Lewis H., 1133; Lillian B., 668, 675; Lillie, 673; Lillie D., 371, 396; Lillie M., 1161, 1168; Lillie W., 176, 200; Lizzie, 673, 712; Lizzie A., 364, 383, 668; Louisa Y., 497, 526; Lovina, 633, 635, 668; Lulu, 1098, 1140; Lydia, 480, 495, 667, 673; Lydia A., 576, 1341, 1370; Lydia C., 681, 827; Lydia F., 668, 676; Lydia W., 667, 673, 1234; Lydian, 1158, 1164 Mabel, 529; Mabel K., 674; Mabel W., 296; Mabelle C., 128, 1358, 1400; Maggie, 673; Maggie M., 722; Mamie A., 808, 843; Mamie R., 300; Mareta, 380; Margaret, 665, 667, 1230, 1234, 1505, 1507, 1212; Maria, 664, 666; Maria H., 272, 665, 667; Maria M., 663, 664, 928; Marie, 526, 546; Martin, 526; Mary, 452, 576, 608, 666, 667, 669, 712, 759, 808, 862, 1134; Mary A., 665, 667, 669, 673, 1077, 1239; Mary B., 113, 128, 783, 837, 1049, 1099; Mary C., 666, 668; Mary E., 676, 682, 824, 837, 847, 1035, 1074; Mary G., 849; Mary J., 483, 501, 529, 666, 669; Mary K., 667; Mary M., 409; Mary R., 666, 670; Mary S., 1233, 1236; May M., 562; Mayme R., 675, 681; Melvin K., 674; Michael, 733; Milton, 504, 1140; Monroe, 483, 501; Myrtle F., 504; Nancy, 362, 380; Nathan, 529, 546; Nathaniel, 668, 670; Nellie, 929; Noah, 666, 669 Paul R., 674; Paul S., 546; Percv, 380, 404; Peter, 501, 521, 529; Philip, 694, 711; Precilia, 1573, 1574; Rachel (Regina), 282, 302, 576, 664, 665, 1189, 1194, 1508, 1518; Ralph B., 675; Ralph W., 546; Rebecca, 576; Rebecca L., 494, 522; Regina, 663; Regina R., 631, 663; Reu¬ ben, 668, 1065; Ridgway, 404; Robert T., 676; Rosanna, 630; Rosina, 632, 663, 664, 1187; Rosina A., 663, 664, 1281; Rosina N., 662, 663; Roy, 296; Russell, 808; Russell D., 783; Ruth, 457 Sadie, 379, 390, 409; Sallie, 673; Sallie E., 754; Sallie F., 668, 674; Sallie W., 369, 394; Sa- loma, 788; Salome S., 669; Samuel, 513, 546, 665; Samuel H., 849; Samuel S., 669, 848; Sarah, 665, 667, 676, 1018, 1044; Sarah A., 355, 362, 380, 1133; Sarah C., 1036, 1075; Sarah J., 673; Sarah M., 669, 694, 711; Sarah N., 1015, 1036; Sarah S., 664, 666; Si¬ mon, 666, Sophia, 665, 666, 669; Sophia C., 286, 668, 676; Sophia K., 352, 665; Sophia S., 1401; Stanford M., 675; Stella F., 641, 650; Stephen, 281; Susan, 794, 1358; Susan A., 1265, Susanna, 53, 663-670, 1227, 1230, 1359; Susanna B., 664, 666; Susanna G., 237; Susanna H., 663, 664, 668, 676, 861; Susanna P., 867, 872; Susanna R., 631, 663, 664; Susanna S., 421, 665, 1187; Susanna W., 663, 664, 665, 1227, 1230 Tama W., 810; Virgil B., 300, 675, 681; Walter, 443, 457; Warren, 404; Wilemina, 669; Willard, 404; Willard J., 404; William, 355, 362, 712, 722, 727, 1249; William IL, 380, 668, 676; William T., 676; Wilson, 1036 Soberheimer, Adam, 161, 179; Fred¬ erick, 179; Margaret, 179; Samuel, 179; Sarah R., 161, 179; Susannah, 179, 204 Solathe, Sarah, 718, 774 Soleliac, Louis, 1546; Zelie II. , 1530, 1546 Sollenberger, Katie, 774, 832; Mary, 824; Michael, 832 Solliday (Soliday), Charles, 188; Claude, 188; Hannah G., 169, 188; John, 461; May, 18S; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1725 Peter, 188; Raymond, 188; Rosie, 449, 461; William II., 169, 1S8 Solomon, Sarah E., 1040, 1085 Somers, Alfred, 143; Amelia, 138, 143 Somerville, Jane, 312 Sommer, Fedor, 20 Sonneborn, 706, 745 Soper, Charles H., 1457, 1467; Emeline S., 1457, 1467; Emma C., 1467; Jonas, 1467 Sorber, Mary A., 816 Sorver, Clara, 80S; Leanna, 1039, 1083 Souder — see Sauter Souders, Jessie A., 1396, 1425; J. Martin, 1425 Soults, Mamie S., 431, 447; Mary, 447; Robert, 447; Wilson H., 431, 447 Souplis— see Supplee Sourbier, Amy E., 285, 307; Jacob, 307 Sourvine, Sarah J., 1134 Southam, Richard, 733; Sarah A., 733 Southern, Grace, 119, 137; Solon E., 137 Southgate, Belle, 871, 878 Sowers, Ann E., 1549; Claude H., 1537, 1549; Daniel, 1521, 1539; David, 1539; Edith H., 1537, 1549; Edwin U., 1549; Eliza¬ beth D., 1521, 1539 Spacht, Paul, 813; Verna R., 813 Spahn, Dorothea, 897; Julia, 211 Spahr, Anna M., 823, 848; Bara H., 823; Clayton IF, 823; Edna N., 823, 848; Elam V., 823; Elizabeth B., 823, 848; Elmer V., 823, 848; J. Francis, 823, 848; John, 823; John B., 768, 823; John F., 848; John H., 823; L. Leroy, 823; Mabel M., 823, 848; Maria S., 715, 768, 823; Nora V., 823, 848; Sarah E., 823 Spain, 10, 47 Spangenberg, August G., 1177 Spangler, Avanelle, 1401 ; Emma C., 1358, 1401; Frank, 1358, 1401; Laura, 1144; R-uby, 1401; Simon, 1401 Spanton, Sarah A., 1480 Spardam, 46 Spare, Anna J., 1098; Annie, 290, 315; Elizabeth, 366, 390; Flora, 1200, 1212; Hannah P., 1413; John, 1212; Leonard, 390 Sparrowgrove, Mary, 1418 Spatz, 770 Ada K., 232, 248, 263; Daniel A., 263; Elizabeth 573; Ellen, 711, 758; Ellwood J., 248, 263; E. Marguerite, 263; Estella, 793, 840; Gertie L, 614, 625; Ger¬ trude A., 625; Grace R., 625; Harold E., 625; Howard, 625; Irvin A., 614, 625; Jacob, 758; Morris S., 263; Roswell, 840; Ruth E., 625 Spayde, Anna M., 998; Arthur E., 989, 998; Clara, 989; Cora N., 979, 988; Daniel A., 99S; Edith M., 998; Grace I., 989, 998; Harry M., 998; Harvey, 979, 988; Lester, 989, 998; Lester L. , 998; Rebecca S., 989, 998; Robert F., 998; Uriah, 988 Speacht, Amanda S., 666; Elwood Y., 549; Henry, 666; Herman Y., 549; Kathryn S., 549; Laura A., 515, 549; Samuel H., 515, 549 Speakman, F. W., 1394; Marie C., 206; Sarah R,, 1394 Speaks, Emma, 211 Spear — see Speer Spearman, Alta S., 506, 534; Bertha A., 535; Carrie E., 535; Charles, 485, 506; Charles W., 506; Edna M., 534; Hazel A., 535; Joshua, 506; Sarah, 506; Sarah Y., 485, 506 Specht, Amandus, 1105, 1142; Anna E., 499, 528; Henry, 528, 1142; Levina, 1052; Lillie E., 1105, 1142; Theresa, 1370 Speck, Harrison, 1371; Lottie G., 1342, 1371 Speer (Spear), Alma M., 584; Anna M. , 568, 572, 584; Catharine, 572; Charles M., 584, 604; Christiana D., 1065; Emma, 572; Florence B., 584, 604; Harvey B., 584; John W., 572, 584; Joseph, 568, 572; Lewis, 1018; Margaret, 572, 745; Margaret S., 572, 584; Mar¬ jorie M., 604; Martha E., 572, 584; Mary, 572; Matilda, 572; Ophelia, 1519, 1536; Russell, 584; Samuel, 572, 584; Sarah O., 1018; Wilmina, 1093 Spence, Annie, 611, Daniel R., 1088, 1130; Harry H., 1072; Isabella F., 1072; Jerry D., 1130; Lizzie A., 1072; Mary A., 1034, 1072; Matthew, 1072; Matthew D., 1034, 1072; Mil¬ dred, 1130; Stella W., 1088, 1130; William M., 1072 Spencer, Adelaide, 1307; Adelaide S., 1301; Catharine H., 314, 337; Charles V., 582, 601; Elizabeth M., 318; Florence H., 289, 314; Florrie M., 582, 601; Frances M., 1301; Grace E., 601 ; Hattie J., 582; Howard L., 601; John L., 582, 601; Joseph W., 314; Lane H., 314; Laura B., 582, 601; Lillie K., 1289, 1300; Mary M., 571, 582, 601; Robert, 289, 314; Rod¬ erick R., 571, 582; Susan A., 582; Theodore, 1300; Theodore N. , 1289, 1300, 1301; Willie, 582 Spener, 1434 Sperrv, Dorothea O., 162; Ida, 275, 400; John, 162; Mary A., 1123 Sphears, Hannah, 826 Spicer, John, 1449 Spindler, Louisa F., 1109 Spink, Mary A., 1461, 1475; Silas, 1448, 1461, 1475 Spiril, Mary, 408 Spitler, Adam, 420; Amanda W., 420 Spohn, Ambrose I’., 1208; Ammon H., 626; Elizabeth, 705; Eva M., 814, 846; Sadie C., 1197, 1208; Verna Id., 618, 626; Wil¬ liam F., 846 Sponseller, Margaret, 1357 Spooner, Eveline, 927, 984; Leonard, 1462; Mary A., 1462; William H., 984 Spotts, Annie A., 825, 850; Edwin B., 850; Elias, 697, 722; Estella A. , 722, 782; Eve O., 722; Mary, 722; Ralph L., 825, 850; Sarah A., 697, 722 Sprague, Ada, 653; Maude, 285, 307 Sprecher, Addie M., 769, 824; Jacob Id., 824 Spremberg, 35 Springer, 67 Abraham, 634, 639; Alma, 647; Alsenia, 648; Alverda, 647; Arthur D., 648; Barbara R., 634, 639; Benjamin F., 639, 648; Carrie M., 534; Charles, 505; Daniel, 56; Edith, 648, 658; Edna, 647; Edward, 505; Elizabeth, 505, 533; Elsie, 534; Elsie M., 648; Emma, 648; . Emma B., 534, 555; Emma L., 639; Eva, 648; F. Harold, 648; Frank, 534; Grace, 658; Harri¬ son, 647, 658; Harry, 505, 534; Helen, 534; Herbert R., 647, 658; Howard, 534; Irene L., 647, 658; Irene V., 534; James M., 639, 647; J. Marvin, 648, 658; John, 633, 634; John W., 639; Jonas, 505; Joshua, 534; J. W., 632 Kenneth, 667; Lena, 534, 648; Lena W., 639, 647; Lester, 648; Lizzie L ., 10S4; Lloyd, 505, 534; Margaret C., 505, 534; Maria B., 639, 647; Mary E., 647, 657; Mary F., 715; Mary R., 633, 634, 648, 658; Mary Y., 485, 505; May B., 534; Mc¬ Kinley, 534; Milton, 505, 534; Raymond, 648; Robert, 658; Susie, 505, 534; Susie U., 647, 658; Walter G., 648; Washing¬ ton, 485, 505; William, 505, 534, 631; William C., 647, 657; William M., 639, 647 Springfield, 53, 59, 72 Sprogell, John II., 63 Sprom, Debbie, 1140 Sprout, Alice W., 714, 765; Ariel B. , 765; Carrie B., 765, 820; Edward W., 765, 821; Julia A., 765; Linton H., 765; Martha, 765, 821; Samuel B., 714, 765 Squier, Eliza M., 1464, 1480; Wil¬ liam V., 1480 Srader, Margaret E., 1458, 1471; William B., 1471 1726 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Staats, Alice M., 1519, 1536; Charles, 1519, 1536, 1537; George, 1537 Stabler, Abraham, 998; Donald B., 998; Etta M., 990, 998; George W., 990, 998; Robert A., 998 Stack, Belle, 555; Mary L., 1276 Stackhouse, Annie, 1099; Emaline, 919, 921; Gertrude M., 1050, 1099; Rachel, 570; William, 1099 Stacy, C. W., 591, 610; Mary A., 591, 610; Sanderson P., 610 Stadden, Catherine, 728 Stadelmann, Wilhelm, 908 Stafford, John, 1544; Lucretia, 1362, 1391; Susan J., 137; Tay¬ lor, 1391. Stager, Abram, 1013, 1028; Alfred F., 1028, 1061; Alice B., 1028, 1060; Alice D., 1028, 1063; Allen A., 1109; Anna K., 1028, 1062; Anne H., 1006, 1013; Annie E., 1028, 1063; Catha¬ rine, 1013, 1027; Charles O., 1062, 1109; Christiana E., 1062; Clara G., 1062, 1109; Clara S., 1062, 1109; Clarence J., 1062, 1109; Daniel H., 1013, 1027, 1062; Dorothy A., 1109; Eliza A., 1028, 1062; Elizabeth, 1013, 1027; Elizabeth B., 1013, 1028; Elizabeth I., 1028, 1062; Elizabeth M., 1062, 1109; Elizabeth R., 1013, 1027; Ellen, T., 1028, 1062; Ehvood T., 1062; Emma A., 1063 1110; Emma F., 1062, 1109; Emma L., 1063, 1110; Emma R., 1028, 1062 Frances C., 1109; Frederick G., 1109; George A., 1062, 1109; George C., 1109; George W., 1028, 1062; Harold, 1109; Har¬ vey G., 1109; Helen S., 1062; Henry, 1006, 1013; Henry C., 1028, 1063; Henry J., 1028, 1060, 1061; Herbert B., 1109; Howard W., 1061; Jacob, 1013; Jane M., 1013, 1028; Jennie, 1028, 1063; John, 1013, 1028; John D., 1109; John H., 1028, 1062; Juliana, 634; Karl M., 1109; Kate S., 1028, 1062; Maime E., 1109; Mamie E., 1060, 1062; Marian M., 1109; Mary, 1013, 1028; Mary A., 1062; Mary B., 1028; Mary C., 1028, 1062; Mary E., 1028, 1062, 1109; Mary M., 1028; Mary R., 1028, 1061; Myrtle I., 1063, 1110; Norman M., 1109; Olive K., 1062; Oscar T., 1062, 1109; Oscar W., 102S, 1062; Robert E., 1028; Rosa- bell, 1028; Roxanna, 1028, 1060; Sarah R., 1028, 1062; Sybilla E., 1061; William B., 1028; William D., 1028, 1062 Stagner, Margaret, 451 Stahl, Ada M., 1200, 1212; Albert, 1200, 1212; Alice B., 1164, 1172; Allen A., 1158, 1165; Amelia, 360, 375; Ammon T., 1211; Anna K., 363; Anna M., 1212; Anna S., 1192, 1200; Annie, 360, 376, 1165, 1173; Arthur E., 762, 818; Carrie E., 676; Charles, 193; Charles W., 375; Christian, 1192, 1200; Clarence, 375; Cora A., 1212; Daniel, 477, 1189, 1193; Daniel A., 376; Earl F., 376; Edith P., 762, 818; Edna, 376, 401, 1165; Ella J., 360, 375; Ellis R., 376; Elmer, 1165, 1212; Elsie, 1165; Elsie E., 1212; Emma, 173, 193, 1165; Emma S., 1158, 1165; Estella M., 376; Esther, 1165; Eva M., 376; Evangeline, 1212 Flora, 1200; Flora S., 1200, 1212; Flora T., 1211; Florence L., 1212; Franklin K., 360, 375; George S., 1200, 1211; Ger¬ trude L., 818; Grace E., 376, 401; Hannah K., 178, 360, 376; Harvey, 1165; Harvey F., 1211; Henry W., 178, 360, 376; Herbert A., 376; Homer T., 1212; Horace A., 376; Howard T., 1211; Ida, 955, 960, 1200; Ida M., 818; Ida S., 1212; Isaac S., 1200, 1212; Isaac V., 1212; Jesse, 360; Jessie T., 376; John, 360, 376, 1165; John W., 375, 376; Katie, 1 164; Laura L., 360, 376; Leah, 636, 642; Leah M., 1172; Levi S., 1200, 1212; Lillian, 1165; Lizzie, 1165; Mark W., 376; Mary, 360; Mary E., 360, 376, 1200“ 1211; Mary G., 1200, 1212; Mary S., 1158, 1164; Meda, 1165; Minnie, 1164 Naomi M., 376; Nathan, 1158, 1164, 1165; Oswin, 1164, 1172; Paul H., 376; Ruth E., 376; Saloma, 909; Sarah A., 1207; Simon, 818; Stanley E., 376; Susan, 472, 477; Susanna K., 354, 360; Susanna S., 1189, 1193; Tilghman, 354, 360; Wesley T.) 1211; William C., 376; William H., 360, 376 Stahler (Stabler), Adelia, 511; Al¬ bert, 511, 545; Amanda S., 1199, 1211; Ambrose F., 511, 545; Anna, 166; Anna E., 532; Austin, 489, 514; Bar¬ bara, 477; Belle L., 511, 545; Charles F., 488, 511; David, 1211; Elizabeth S., 504, 531; Ella Y., 489, 514; Emma, 511; Florence V., 1211; Harvey F., 1199; Henry, 488; Horace, 511; Irwin, 531; Isaac, 488; Jona¬ than, 511; L. Rebecca, 511; Maria A., 488, 511; Mary W., 488; Paul A., 532; Quintus, 504, 531; Ruth C., 1211 ; Sarah, 170; Wilbur S., 532; William, 514 Stahlnecker, Alice, 1265, 1271; Anna R., 1261, 1265; Carrie E., 1271, 1277; Edith I., 1270; Edwin S., 1261, 1265, 1271; Elamina Y., 1261, 1265; Eliza¬ beth, 1265; Emma, 1263, 1268; Franklin Y., 1265, 1270; George, 1265; Henrietta F., 1265,' 1270; Herbert, 1270; II. Wilson, 33, 1265, 1271; Jacob, 1261, 1265; Joseph, 1268; Kathryn S., 1265, 1271; Laura, 1265; Lydia, 1265; Mary M., 1265, 1271 ; Marv Y., 1265, 1271; Miriam, Q270; Phoebe A., 374, 400; Sarah, 1196, 1208; Sarah B., 993; William H., 400; Yeakle, 1265 Staines, Elizabeth S., 388; James, _ 388 Stainsby, Ada, 495, 521; Thomas H. , 521 Stair, Amy G., 627 Staler, Magdalena, 186 Staley, 499 Andrew W., 539; Bell M., 539; Elva V., 539, 558; George W., 539; Hazel T., 539; James W., 508, 539; Margaret A., 407; Martha, 168; Minnie, 290; Minnie C., 539; Susan M., 508, 539; William A , 539 Stallman, John, 1259 Stamrook, Mary E., 107, 120; Wil¬ liam, 120 Stanford, Susan, 1405 Stange, Charles H., 1382, 1416; Claus, 1416; Elizabeth J., 1416; Harriet N., 1382, 1416 Stanton, Cecilia A., 1028, 1063; Henry J., 1028; James R., 1028, 1063; John C., 1013, 1028; John H., 102S; Mary L., 1028, 1063; Mary S., 1013, 1028; Nell M., 1063; Virginia M., 1028, 1063 Staples, Ames, SIS; Zenaide L., 762, 818 Stapleton, Amelia, 702, 734 Starr, Aletha F., 556; Clyde, 536, 556; Emily Y., 536; 556; Harold E., 556; Kermit E., 556; Mary A., 556; Mary E., 889, 893; Matilda, S18; R. Clair, 556; Ruth L, 556; Wil¬ liam E., 556 Starrett, Anna M., 715, 767; Harry G., 715, 767; William S., 767 Startzer, Eva A., 1049, 1099; Henry, 1049, 1099 States, Anne E., 1368;Mary E., 607; Stauffer, 339, 950 Ada A., 639, 647; Albert, 976, 987; Alice, 284, 305; Allen, 446, 639, 647; Amelia S., 976, 987; Andrew, 445; Anna A., 258; Anna K., 936; Anna M., 826; Annie, 650, 1114; Annie A., 490, 516; Annie E., 444; Annie I. , 761, 817; Annie M., 876, 881; Barbara II., 271, 273; Bert F., 761, 817; Bert L., 817; Ber¬ tha W., 291; Catharine, 446, 532, 639, 647; Catharine M., 660; Christian, 1388; Eliza, 1334, 1359; Elizabeth, 553, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1727 1052, 1190, 1197; Ella, 442, 457; Ellemina, 970, 974; Em¬ ma, 159, 173; Estella S., 599, 621 Florence M., 445; Frank C., 291; Franklin, 305; Franklin B., 477, 490; George, 713, 761; George C., 761 ; George E., 490, 516; Hannah, 932; Hannah K., 639; Harold A., 445; Harry A., S76, 881; Harvey F., 490; Hen¬ ry, 846, 1040; Henry L.,1214; Horace W., 1201, 1214; Irwin R. , 621; Isaac, 271, 273; Israel 1197; Jesse, 490; Jesse J., 490; John, 457, 634, 639, 761, 817; John P., 1015; John S., 173; Jonathan, 1337; Joseph, 974; Julian, 639 Katie W., 1253; Leah S., 516; Leland C., 881; Lizzie, 574, 587, 811, 846; Lydia S., 1201, 1214; Martha E., 1350, 1388; Martha L., 1325, 1337; Mary A. , 639, 647; Mary R., 1040; Mary S., 516; Myrtle R., 761, 817; Nancy, 569, 575; Rebecca M., 1015; Richard, 446; Russell C. , 1214; Samuel, 271, 575; Sarah, 910, 913; Sarah A., 639, 647; Sarah B., 195; Sarah E., 713, 761; Sarah K, 477, 490; Susan B., 970, 975; Susanna, 271, 273, 1314, 1320; Susanna B. , 634, 639; Vena A., 430, 445; William, 446, 647; W. T., 444 Staup, Blanch M., 1159 Staboren, 45 Stealy, Bernice, 1400; Flenry, 1400; Louis, 1400; Marie, 1400; Mar¬ tha C., 1358, 1400; Rufus R., 1358, 1400; Ruth, 1400 Steady, Esther, 234, 242; John, 242 Steckel, Agnes S., 599; Edgar, 599; Elsie L., 1133; George, 1133; Irene R., 1133; Mame V., 1089, 1133; Rebecca, 1042; Samuel, 1089, 1133 Stecker, Cora E., 1112 Steckley, David J., 1359, 1402; John, 1402; Mildred P., 1402; Sylvia T., 1359, 1402; Verda L., 1402 Stedman, John, 35, 36, 39, 41, 44, 46 Steele (Steel), Ann M., 568, 574; Belle L., 506, 535; Charles, 915; Charles L., 913, 915; Clarence D. , 540; Cora, 1088; Emma E., 105, 114; Fannie, 540; Gertrude S. , 913, 915; James, 64; Samuel, 114; Sarah M., 540; Thomas, 568, 574 Steeley, Charles, 562; Elsie M., 562; Hattie E., 546, 562; Martin, 826; Raymond, 546, 562; Su¬ san E., 826 Steelman, Priscilla, 1413 Steely, Della C., 980, 991; Elizabeth E. , 717, 773; Emma, 773; John, 717, 773, 991; Nora, 773 Steenson, Anna E., 748; Richard, 748 Steffen, Jacob E., 1426; Margaret, 1400, 1426 Steffey, Annie K., 1205, 1220; Peter C., 1220; Samuel B., 1205, 1220 Stegmeyer, George, 1058; Kather¬ ine, 1026, 1058 Stehl, John, 488, 510; Sarah J., 488, 510 Stehler, Arthur, 617 ; Emma G., 596, 617; Henry, 596, 617; Mar- o-arst 61/ Stehly, Araminda, 1088, 1131; Ed¬ win, 1131 Steigerwalt (Steigerwold), Alverta, 808; Ambrose, 808; Clara, 753, S07; Daisy, 753, SOS; Mary, 1167; Stephen, 807 Steinard, Jacob, 583; Melvina, 571, 583 Steinbach (Steinback), Annie, 1308; Frederica, 511, 543; Frederick, 543 Steinberger, Levin H., 703, 737; Rebecca H., 703, 737 Steinbrenner, Christina, 644, 653; Jacob, 653 Steinbright, Allen U., 1273; Anna M., 1267, 1273; Frank L., 1273; Frank W., 1267, 1273; Harold D., 1273; Henry N., 1273: Ralph T., 1273; Wilbur G., 1273 Steiner, Abraham, 955; Alice R., 1535, 1548; Anna W., 1535; Catharine, 255; Elizabeth B., 1555; Elizabeth C., 1548, 1555; Emma J., 1535; Henry, 1008; Isbon, 1535, 1548; John, 1419, 1535; Josiah, 1518, 1535; Mary, 1387, 1419; Mary E., 1518, 1535; Mary M., 950, 955; Minnie B., 1535; Stanley IL, 1548, 1555; Susan C., 1535; Warren H., 1535; William A., 1555; William H., 1535 Steinhauser, George, 1495; Laura E. , 1480, 1495 Steinman (Stineman), Anna J., 443; Carrie I., 443, 458; Charles G., 443, 458, 1202; Charles W., 458; Elizabeth, 419, 420; Fianna M., 428, 443; George, 429, 443; ITelene G., 421, 429; Ida M., 443; James A., 428, 443; James E., 443, 458; John, 443; John F., 429, 443, 458, 507; Katie A., 443; Katie S., 443, 458; Laura J., 443, 458, 507; Lottie J., 443, 458; M. Agnes, 443, 458; Margaret A., 458; Mary C., 429, 443; Paul F. , 458; Ralph J., 443; Rena A., 458; Viola M., 443; W. Frank, 421, 429; William F., 443; Willis J., 443 Steinmetz, Christine, 213; Edna G. , 189; Edwin, 1043; Elsie M., 189, 211; Emma, 1049, 1099; Emma J., 170, 189; Florence, 513, 547; Harvey W., 189, 211; Joseph, 9S8; Katie S., 1202; Margaret B., 977, 988; Milton IL, 189; Nancy B., 1043; Per- ma S., 189, 211; Ralph M., 189; William E., 170, 189 Steitz, Elizabeth, 1048; George, 1048 Steitz, E. H., 431; Emma S., Ill, 125; Jane S., 431; Louise, 1408; Mattie, 646, 655; Rebecca, 1048; Solomon, 125; William FI., Ill, 125 Steltzer, Edna S., 1207, 1222; Lewis G. , 1207, 1222; Lewis J., 1222 Stembel, Clarence, 1524; J. Mc¬ Bride, 1509, 1524; Louise D., 1509, 1524 Stemple, Beatrice Iv., 1109; John P., 1109; Joseph S., 1109; Joseph W., 1062, 1109; Maime E. 1062, 1109; Millard F., 1109 Stenback, Eda Iv., 158, 169; Hans R., 169 Stengel, Sarah, 803 Stephanson (Stephenson, Steven¬ son), A. E., 1423, 1431; Cather¬ ine D., 1423, 1431; Charles, 777; Emma, 777; Emma L., 719; Eva, 777; Frank P., 1431; Laura, 777 ; Lillian, 777 ; Lydia, 776; Margaret, 719, 777; Mar¬ tha, 776; Maud F., 914; Nellie, 777; Robert 719, 777; Samuel P., 1431; Sarah 105, 777; Sarah A., 719, 776; Susan, 699, 724; Thomas, 719, 776, 777 Stephens — see Stevens Sterm, May, 1488 Stern, Catharine, 651; Catharine H. 642, 651; Charles, 651; Eliza O., 1018, 1045; Hiram, 642, 651 ; Ivathryne L., 375, 401 ; Lester, 651; Mina, 1045; Passa- ville, 1018, 1045; Samuel, 651 Sterner, Allen L., 552; Amanda, 666, 669; Catharine E., 639, 648; Edna, 648; Edna H., 554; Edna L., 523, 552; Edward Y., 552; Elomena, 531; Francis S., 459; George, 523, 552; George W., 554; Grace H., 554; Hettie H., 1013, 1028; IdaL., 445, 459; James, 639, 648; Lydia Y., 472; Mabel IL, 533, 554; Margaret E., 552; Mildred, 759; Nathan, 472; Pearl, 648; Percival, 648; Ravmond, 648; Samuel, 669; Sarah, 690, 701; Stella Iv., 599, 620; Warren C., 533, 554; Wil¬ liam, 620, 1013, 1028 Stetler (Stettler), Alverda, 787; Amanda, 1084; Anna M., 727, 786; Charles II., 727; Daniel, 731; Effie J., 701, 731; Eliza¬ beth, 111; Emma, 786; Emma B., 1354; Henry, 64; Israel, 69; John, 786; Johnston S., 704; Lester, 786; Lottie S., 734, 791; Mary A., 197; Sallie, 691, 704; Sallie D., 593, 613; Salome, 741; Sara, 408; William G., 791 Stetley, Anna M., 454 Stetser, Bella, 1223 Stettler — see Stetler Stetz, Katharine, 1395 1728 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Stevens (Stephens, Stephan), Alex¬ ander T., 1483; Alvertia U., 850; Anna M., 1143; Annie W., 1023, 1055; Austin T., 1482; B. Eleanor, 1055; B. Franklin, 1023, 1055; Catharine, 1408; Charles H., 1143; Corson T., 1483; Emeline, 692, 708; Emer- entia U., 825, 850; Esta U., 850; Fred R., 825, 850; Hattie M., 776; H. E., 776; Irene M., 850; Jacob, 708; James, 1108; John, 1055; John F., 1056; Julia A., 1060, 1108; Lillie M., 1143; Lizzie M., 1024, 1056; Lloyd B., 105; Lottie, 1055; Lucietta, 1203; Margaret S., 1483; Martha T., 742, 1468, 1482; Mary J., 1457, 1468; Mary S., 1482, 1497; Maurice G., 1143; Oliver M., 1143; Rachel D., 1483, 1497; Robert C. , 1114, 1143; Robert H., 1143; Ruth H., 1143; Sarah, 839; Stella B., 1114, 1143; Viola E., 105; Viola H., 1483; William, 1457, 1468; William M., 742, 1468, 1482; William S., 1483, 1497 Stevenson — see Stephanson Stever, David, 1339; Elbert M., 1477, 1492, 1493; Elizabeth, 1463, 1477; Fred, 1477, 1492; Frederick J., 1493; Hilda L., 1492; James, 1477; Laura J., 1477, 1492; Lena E., 1477, 1492; Leonard, 1463, 1477; Leonard C., 1492; Mabel C., 1477, 1492; Mary A., 122; Priscilla E., 1325, 1339; Susan M., 1463, 1477 Stewart, Adelaide C., 187; Anna K., 1552, 1555; Charles, 1551; Dorothy E., 615; Edna, 1290, 1302; Ella S., 1158; Emma F., 1141; Ezekiel J., 1302; Frank W., 1527, 1543; Helen R., 1543; James, 615; J. Eloise, 1098, 1140; John W., 594, 615; J. Wayde, 615; Lillian E., 1527, 1543; Mary, 1465; Matilda M., 1541, 1551; Olive E., 594, 615; Russell C., 1541, 1551; William, 1140 Stewle, Lena, 831 Steyer, Emma L., 1202, 1218; Ger¬ trude, 1434, 1437, 1438; Henry E., 1202, 1218; John, 1218; Magdalena, 1235, 1240; Mary, 462; Stephen, 1437 Stichter, Anna, 511; Anna G., 476, 488; Annie G., 543, 559; Caro¬ line, 511; Catharine, 511, 543; Catharine A., 488, 511, 578; Catharine B., 511, 544; Catha¬ rine M., 488, 510; Christina B., 476; Clarence E., 543; Copeland, 488, 511; Daisy C., 543; Daniel, 511; Effie M., 1059, 1108; Eli, 488, 511; Eliza¬ beth, 510, 543; Elmer F., 543, 559; Elsie E., 543, 559; Emma, 511; Emma R., 1119; Esther, 488; George B., 1059, 1108; Harry J., 543; Henry, 476, 488, 510; Henry D., 511, 544; Jacob, 488; Jeremiah, 488, 510; John M., 511, 543, 578; Kate M., 511, 543; Kathryn A., 544; Lizzie I., 543, 559; Mabel L., 543; Maria G., 488, 511; Mary A., 511, 544; Sadie V., 543, 559; Samuel, 488; Sarah A., 488, 511; Thomas, 488; William, 488, 510, 511 Stickney, 610 Stiefel, Caroline, 194 Stieff, Caroline, 804 Stienisma, Jennie K., 1499 Still, Ada B., 1361, 1404; Emma Iv., 768, 822; John, 822; Joseph, 1404; Lewis, 723, 784; Lillie M., 728, 784 Stimmel, Anna, 813; Clinton, 756, 813; Eva H., 756, 813; James, 813; Minerva, 813 Stimpson, Cecilia R., 921, 923; Chenney M., 921, 923; Ellen D. 921 923 Stine, Agnes H., 1371, 1406; Amelia, 1190, 1196; Bertha O., 1071, 1114; Betty R., 1406; F. A., 1406; Peter Iv., 1114; Sue L., 109, 122; Wallace H., 1371, 1406; Yohe, 1196 Stineman — see Steinman Stiner, John, 998; Rebecca, 989, 998 Stingley, Celeste M., 1388, 1420; Lyman, 1420 Stinson, Amy, 1324; Barbara B., 1320, 1324; Catharine, 1324, 1334; Catharine H., 1324, 1334; Charles H., 314; Eliza¬ beth, 1324, 1335; Jane H., 1324; John. 1324; Margaret, 1324, 1334; Mary E., 289, 314; Mary S., 1324; Samuel, 1320, 1324; William, 1324, 1334 Stirely, Fannie C., 1391 Stirlc, Mary W., 306 Stirling, Edna M., 190, 212; Wil¬ liam, 190, 212 Stith, Jesse M., 1478, 1493; Manson J., 1493; Marjorie L., 1493; Mildred R., 1493; M. Chand¬ ler, 1493; Ruby A., 1478, 1493 Stitzell, Katie B., 848 Stock, Lydia M., 308, 333; Melvin C., 333; William, 308, 333 Stocker, Rosan, 1508, 1519 Stockham, Charles, 790; Edward V., 729, 790; Hartranft, 790; Marion H., 729, 790 Stocks, George C., 946., 1187 Stockton, Mary, 1551 Stoffletz, Jennie H., 1095; Ray T., 1095 Stoff regen, George L., 454; Louis E. , 454; Louis F., 440, 454; Robert F., 454; Sarah M., 454; S., Effie, 440, 454 Stoger, Elizabeth, 551 Stohler, Emma E., 849 Stokes, Anna P., 1410; Harry, 104, 113; Laura S., 104, 113 Stoll, Annie S., 701; Effie M., 1075, 1119; William, 701; William H., 1075, 1119 Stone, Amanda, 301 ; Anna E., 1221 ; Asahel, 1448; Della M., 289, 314; Frances C., 1097; John II., 314; Mary A., 321 Stoneback, Annie S., 863; Donald F. , 1137; Earl E., 1094, 1137; Elizabeth, 328; Elmer E., 1137 ; Evelyn W., 399; George, 863; Henry H., 1297; Leidy W., 523; Lila, 1286, 1297; Sallie E., 496, 523; Stella M., 1094, 1137; Warren, 399 Stoner, Arthur, 514; Emma L., 514, 548; Etta M., 514, 548; Frank, 645; Gertrude V., 514, 548; Jacob, 64; Lj'dia C., 514, 548; Marian F., 618; Mary R., 645; Samuel R., 514; Sara, 774; Susan Y., 489, 514; Susanna, 96, 99; William H., 489, 514 Stonerer, Louise, 717 Stong, Abigail, 1321, 1327; Aman¬ da B., 366, 388; Annie K., 174, 195; Barbara, 943; Cornelius, 366, 388; Elizabeth, 388; Em¬ ma J., 174, 195; Euphemia, 640; Flora, 388; George F., 195, 196; Harry G., 174, 195; Hen¬ ry, 240; Henry C., 521; John G. , 174, 195; Margaret, 388, 407; Mary, 495, 521; Mary A., 388; Philip, 388, 943; Raymond K., 195; Rebecca, 1023; Sarah, 234, 240; Sarah G., 174, 196; Wilson, 388 Stoops, Ida, 1484 Storer, Ruth B., 1318 Storey, Mary C., 14S3 Stormfeltz, Sarah A., 715, 768 Story, Maggie B., 1331 Stoss, Cora, 795, 841; Joseph A., 841 Stott, Eliza F., 572, 585; Geor- gianna, 700, 726 Stotts, James U., S53; Louise, 833, 853 Stotzer, Mary, 1515, 1532 Stoudt (Stout), Abner, 245; Albert, 235; Albert Y., 1265; Alice L., 974, 983; Allen Iv., 235, 244; Alma R., 245, 261; Almeda L., 174, 195; Alverda W., 1055, 1105; Amanda R., 1158, 1165; Amanda Y., 1261, 1265; Anna N., 1239, 1247; Annie S., 235, 244; Asher M., 245, 261; Bur¬ ton, 261; Charles F., 341; Clar¬ ence L., 201; Clementine S., 167, 186; Daniel, 235; Edgar, 245; Edna L., 244, 261, 1245; Edward, 1034, 1071; Edward D., 1165; Edwin II., 1158, 1165; Edwin S., 1265; Eliza¬ beth H., 1034, 1071; Elizabeth R., 235, 244; Ella, 1071; Elmer, 244, 261, 1245; Elsie M., 201; Elva A., 1265; Elvie R., 1270; Elwood, 215; Emma, 913; Em¬ ma C., 1265, 1270; Emma K., 440, 453; Emma P., 245, 261; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1729 Eva, 206, 215; Geraldine E., 261 ; Gertrude, 241 , 257 ; Hanna L. , 1270, 1277; Hannah K., 232, 235; Hannah N., 177, 201; Harold E., 201; Harriet, 215; Harry W., 1270, 1277; Harry Y., 1277; Helen R., 1265, 1270; Henry L., 1247; Irene K., 175 ; Jacob, 512, 9S3; Jesse A., 1261, 1265; Joel, 983; John, 195, 232, 441; John D., 1105; John Id., 177, 201; John M., 235; Jonathan, 1265; Joseph R., 261; Julia, 1122; Laura, 895; Laura A., 1265; Lillie M., 244, 261; Linford P., 1055, 1105; Lloyd E., 1165; Margaret, 572, 584; Maria H., 191; Mary, 1270, 1551; Mary A., 341; Mary J., 201, 214, 215; Mary M. , 1265, 1271; Maurice W., 1265, 1270; Oliver, 441; Oscar M., 245, '261; Paul M., 1277; Pearl, 245; Peter, 186; Peter D. , 201, 1271; Peter E., 201; Rachel, 921 ; Ravmond IL, 201 ; Rebecca D., 974, 983; Rosa M., 327, 341; Sadie V., 201; Sarah, 488, 512; Septimus, 235, 244; Wilbur M., 327, 341; William P., 201; Wilmer, 261; Worman, 1071 Stover, vUvin M., 988, 993; Arlena E. , 993; Asher, 993; Clarence H., 779, 835; David, 985; Davis, 680; Dorothy C., 835; Eleanor R., 993; Elizabeth D., 986, 997; Elizabeth O., 162; Emma S., 975, 985; Etta, 320; George C., 997; Gertie E., 897, 904; Hannah H., 721, 779; Hannah K., 411; Hannah M., 754, 810; Harry J., 721, 779; Hazel M., 615; Henry, 162; Herbert H., 835; Isaiah, 1039, 1084; Jacob C., 1084; James D., 9S6, 997; J. Karl, 997; Kate G., 1039, 1084; Kathryn P., 594, 615; Laura A., 983, 993; Mahlon G., 975, 985; Mary, 306; Mav S., 985; Oliver, 904; Pearl S., 779, 835; Raymond S., 985; Samuel, 615; Sarah H., 779; Sue, 675, 680; Susan, 169; Webster S., 985; William, 754, 810; William A., 594, 615; William C., 779 Stowman, Emilie Y., 1275; M. A. Ethelenda, 1275; Mary T., 1268, 1275; Walter J., 1268, 1275; Walter W., 1275; W. Webster, 1275 Stoy, Laura C., 871, 878 Strable, Edward, 777; Laura S., 777 Strader, Mary A., 610 Strahle, Ethel, 318 Straith, Jermima, 1495 Straiton, Anna E., 1430 Strasberger, Catharine, 1573 Strasburg, 8 Stratfold, Lucy, 612 Strauch, Augustus R., 1027; Catha¬ rine S., 1013, 1027; Charles D., 1059; Francis, 1027, 1059; George W., 1059, 1107; Helen R. , 1107; Henry L., 1027, 1059; Ida V., 1059, 1107; Isaac, 1013, 1027; Isaac J., 1059; Laura J., 1059, 1107; Lewis G., 1107; Mabel F., 1107; Mar¬ garet J., 1027, 1059; Margaret S. , 1107, 1143; Marie N., 1107; Mary, 1027; Matilda, 1027, 1059; Paul L., 1107; Robert F., 1107; Sarah, 1027; Sarah A., 1027, 1059; Savenia H., 1027; Savenia J., 1059, 1107; William L., 1107 Strauser, Mary, 991; Mary J., 990 Strauss, Ida H., 126; Martin, 126 Strausser, Arlan E., 1577; Charles, 1576; Edward, 1574, 1576; Galelma M., 1576, 1577; Myr- tie, 1576; Norma, 1576; Percy A., 1576; Raymond V., 1576; Rosie D., 1574, 1576; Solon E., 1576, 1577 Straw, Anna, 781, 836; S. P., 836 Strawbridge, Robert, 1442; Roberta, 1388, 1422; William T. , 1422 Strawn, Charlotte, 276, 290; Edna, 266; Ethel M., 266; Henry, 266; Irwin, 266; Irwin W., 252, 266; Isaac R., 290; Kathryn, 266; Marie, 266; Milton, 266; Susie K., 252, 266 Street, Anna, 1371 Streeper, Amanda, 1261, 1263; Austin, 1037, 1079; Caroline, 1267; Charles, 1258; Daniel, 59; Florence, 1079; Lizzie G., 1037, 1079; Lydia A., 1269; Maria T., 742; Peter, 1263; Sarah, 59, 950; Thomas, 742; William, 148 Street, Elizabeth, 678 Strickel, Mary, 168 Strickler, Nancy, 243; Reuben G., 260; Rubie G., 243, 260 Stringer, 1440, 1442, 1451 Strite, Mary R., 715, 769; Mattie, 169 Stritzinger, Lewis G., 332; Marion C., 304, 332; Ravmond K., 304, 332; Robert L., 332 Strobert, Hattie A., 714, 766; Wil¬ liam, 766 Stroble, Harriet K., 1109 Strock, Ida, 1566, 1568 Stroh, Alfred R., 1158, 1165; Aman¬ da R., 1155, 1158, 1165; Annie L., 1158, 1165, 1173; Annie M., 1158, 1165; Arlene A., 1166; Benedict, 1186; Casselia, 1158; Charles, 1155, 1158; Charles S., 1165; Clarence D., 1165; Cyrus O., 1158, 1165; Diana, 1042, 1087, 1158; Edna R., 1165, 1173; Edward K, 1159; Ellen M., 1158, 1165; Elmer S., 1165, 1173; Elsie T., 1165, 1173; Emanuel, 1158; Emma J., 1155, 1159; Euna G., 1166; Flora J., 1158, 1165, 1378; Florence Iv., 1165; Harold A., 1165; Hattie L., 1166; Helen, 1165; Hilda M., 1166; Horace, 1158, 1165; James R., 1158, 1165, 1378; Laura M., 1158, 1165; Leon A., 1166; Leon C., 1165, 1173; Leory C., 1166; Mabel H., 1158, 1166; Mahlon R., 1158, 1166; Mamie M., 1165, 1173; Marion, 1165; Peter, 1153, 1155; Rebecca R., 1155, 1158; Ruby, 1166; Sophia S., 1153, 1155; Stanwood, 1166; Wilson H., 1158, 1165 Strohecker, Edwin, 995; Ruth E. 985, 995 Strohl, Arlene C., 1131; Beulah C., 983, 993; Emerson, 1088, 1131; E. Pearl, 1395; Eva F., 1395, 1425; Florence M., 1395, 1425; Forest R., 1131; Fred W., 1131; George M.. 1354, 1395; George R., 1395, 1425; G. Ralph, 1425; Joel, 1088; John, 1088; Josiah, 1131; Laura E., 1354, 1395; Martin M., 1131; Matilda H., 1088, 1131; May- me C., 1131; Sophia, 1088; Walter II., 1131; Warren A., 1131; William, 993, 1395 Strohlein, Elizabeth V., 194, 213; George M., 213; Hannah R., 213 Strohm, Dorothy M., 561; Eliza¬ beth, 1195; Hanna, 448; Jacob, 561; Maria, 707; Mary A., 192; Maud R., 544, 561; William, 544, 561 Strong, Bertha, 583, 603; Herman L. , 121; Jonathan, 603; Lucie M. , 108, 121 Strotman, Mary, 625, 626 Strouse, Annie R., 164, 183; Char¬ lotte P., 867, 872; Joseph, 606; Olive D., 586, 606; Reuben B., 183; William, 867, 872 Strowbridge, Archibald, 1475; C., 1464; Elizabeth, 1460, 1475; Helen A., 1464 Strubeck, Charles, 991; Helen E., 991 Strunk, Alice, 646, 656; Amelia, 1192, 1200; Amos, 911; Bergen, 656; Bertha, 646, 656; Carroll R., 656, 660; Cyrus B., 638, 646; Cyrus H., 646, 656; David, 646; Elizabeth, 968, 970; Evelyn A., 656; Hannah, 173; Hannah II. , 618; Helen F., 656, 660; Irwin, 642, 646, 656; Leanna, 193; Leslie G., 656; Maria, 647, 738; Mary, 1055; Mary B., 642, 646, 656; Mary E., 646, 656; Mildred D., 656; Rebecca, 108; Sallie H., 911; Sarah A., 646, 656; Sarah R., 638, 646; Susanna, 296, 355, 362, 1169 Stryker, Elizabeth, 1365 Stuart de Dieces, 1539 Stuart, Marie, 109 Stubblebine, Alice, 634; A. N., 23 Stubbs, Anna, 1388, 1421; Cecil C., 1421 1730 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Stuber, John W., 831; Lillie E., 773 831 Stuempfle, Mabel, 990 Stufflet, Leah, 1250 Stull, Susan, 1044 Stultz, Theresia, 1127 Stumbaugh, Sadie A., 1368, 1406; Samuel, 1406 Stump, Margaret, 685, 686; Mar- gareta, 687; Sarah E., 840 Sturm, Florence, 932, 936; George, 936 Sturtevant, 1059 Stutsman, Maud, 990 Stutzman, Lovina, 811 Styer, Anna, 1445; David, 1442; Emma K., 621; Marie, 1144 Styger, Jacob, 70 Suchhafen, 45 Suggarts, Kate B., 1321 Suhr, Martha, 909, 911; William, 911 Suit't, Aubrey F., 1066; Clair H., 1066; James T., 1030, 1066; Maud E., 1030, 1066; Walter, 1066 Sulkie, Katie, 1214 Sullivan, Catherine, 768, 823; Ellen, 1027, 1059; James, 823; Sarah, 1395 Sulzer, Laten, 574, 588; Mary E., 574, 588 Summers, Annie, 882; Barbara, 1324, 1335; Catharine, 1324; Christina, 1324; Cora, 770; David, 1324; Elizabeth, 1324; Elizabeth B., 1320, 1324; Eliza¬ beth E., 1324, 1335; Hannah, 1324; Henry, 1320, 1324; Jacob, 1320, 1324, 1335; Jane H., 1338, 1366; Jennie H., 1335; John, 1325; Kate G., 1325; Lucy, 1324; Margaret A., 1324, 1335 ; Margaret E., 1335; Martha, 1335; Martin L., 1335; Mary, 1325, 1335, 1360; Minnie, 1357, 1399; Nancy, 1324; Nannie M., 137; Sarah, 1324; Sarah B., 1320, 1324; Susan, 1324; Valentine, 1399; William B., 1335 Summev, Barbara, 848 Sumprow, Catharine, 1320 Sunderlin, Charles D., 1478; Ed¬ ward M., 1463, 1478; Mary E., 1463, 1478; Samuel, 1478 Sunderman, John IF, 1567; Mary E., 1565, 1567 Sundermier, Margaret, 540 Super, Philip, 98 Supplee (Suplee, Souplis), Abigail E., 1446, 1458; Abraham, 1441, 1445, 1450; Adaline R., 1457, 1468; Alexander H., 296; Allen, 1457; Amanda C., 279, 296; Andrew (Andris), 279, 296, 1440, 1441; Anna, 972, 981, 1467; Anna C., 653, 1467, 1468, 1482; Anna E., 637, 644, 1468; Anna M., 1458; Anna R., 1468, 1483; A. Rinewalt, 637, 644; Benjamin, 644, 1446; Bertram P., 1484; Betty N., 653; B. Franklin, 1457, 1467; Blanche W., 1468, 14S3 Cadwalader E., 1446, 1457; Catharine, 1467; Catharine J., 1446, 1457; Catharine R., 633, 1446, 1457; Christina S., 644, 653; Clara- lr., 1275, 1278; Cleaver R., 1263, 1268; David, 1468; Dorothy O., 1484 Edith M., 1483, 1497; Edna S., 1469, 1484; Edwin A., 14S3; Edwin M., 1457, 1468, 1483; Elizabeth, 296; Elizabeth K., 1446, 1457, 1458; Elizabeth P., 1457, 1468; Elvie E., 1263, 1268; Emeline, 1457, 1467; Emma L., 1468, 1483; Eph¬ raim, 1468, 1469; Erma E., 1275, 1276; Estella, 637, 644; Esther A., 1457, 1468, 1482; Esther E., 1457, 1469; Ethel, 1267, 1274; Ethel P., 1483; Etta S., 1468; Euclid M., 1457 Fannie E., 1468, 1483; Fauna R., 1469, 1484; Flotia M., 1469, 14S4; Frank B., 1469, 1484; Frank L., 1483; George, 1268, 1467; George K, 1457, 1467; George P., 1467, 1482; George W., 1275; Gertrude, 1467; Gertrude M., 644, 653; Hance, 1438, 1440-1442, 1451; Hannah A., 1457, 1469; Hannah C., 1457; Hannah E., 1440, 1446; Hannah P., 637; Hannah R., 633, 637; Harry L., 1469, 1484; Henrietta, 1457, 1469; Hen¬ rietta S., 1469; H. James, 1469; Horace, 1467; Horatio J., 1446, 1457, 1469 Idora A., 296; Isaac W., 1468, 1483; Jacob, 1440; Jennie M., 296, 1467, 1482; John, 637, 1440, 1448, 1457; John D., 1467; John M., 1457, 1468; John R., 1457, 1467, 1482; Joseph, 1442; Joseph M., 1469; Leila F., 1467, 1482; Leila M., 1484; LeRoy G., 1275; Lester H., 1484; Lewis E., 1469, 1484; Lily, 1468; Louisa, 1458, 1471 Magdalene, 1451; Magdaline D., 1440; Maggie J., 1468, 1483; Margaret, 1483; Margaret E., 1275; Margaret G., 1275; Mar¬ garet Iv., 1457, 1468; Mar- garetta, 1438, 1446, 1457; Mark, 1274; Martha A., 644, 653; Martha B., 1457, 1468; Mary, 1267, 1274; Mary E., 637, 644, 653; Mary J., i457, 1468; Mary S., 1457, 1467; Maude E., 1469; Mearl IF, 1484; Minnie A., 1469, 1484; Minnie E., 1469, 14S4 Nancy E., 1457, 1469; Nettie, 1467; Norman, 644, 653; Percy E., 1275; Peter, 1437-1440, 1446, 1447, 1457, 1458, 1468; Peter S., 1457; Phebe A., 1457, 1467; Price Z., 637, 644; Rachel, 1331, 1354, 1439, 1440, 1446; Rachel S., 1457, 1468; Ralph R., 1469; Rebecca, 1437, 1440; Robinson, 1457; Rov E., 1484; Ruth N., 1482 Samatha K., 1467, 1482; Samuel, 633, 1442, 1446, 1457;SamuelS., 1467, 1482; Sarah C., 1446, 1457; Sarah D., 1457, 1467; Sarah H., 1457, 1467; Sarah J., 1457; Sarah R., 1457; Silas G., 1446, 1457; Susanna, 1446, 1458; Susanna E., 1457, 1468; Susanna W., 1437, 1440 Thomas R., 1441; Vernon C., 1484; Warren P., 644, 653; Wayne, 1483; Willard F., 1458; William, 1458; William A., 1457, 1469; William IL, 1469, 1484; William R., 644, 653; Zimmerman, 633, 637 Surley, Mary E., 1326, 1342 Sussex 84 Sust, Carl W., 396; Charles W., 371, 396; Marne B., 371, 396 Sutherland, Frances, 1480, 1495; Frank, 1495 Sutton, Anna V., 213; James R., 1303, 1308; Jane, 1477; Mar¬ jorie, 1308; Ruth L., 1303, 1308- Swab — see Schwab Swank, Ida, 999; Hannah, 1362 Swanson, Agnes M., 514, 548; Andrew, 548 Swarlhout, Carrabell D., 1475; Frank, 1475 Swart, Frank E., 793, 841; Irene G., 793, 841; Samuel S., 841 Swartley, 1078 Aaron S., 1020; Abraham, 290; Barbara K., 1019, 1047; Elias, 240, 241; Eliza, 670; Elizabeth, 300; Elizabeth R., 1041, 1086; Ella M., 835; Flora G., 290; Henry, 1047; Kate H. . 234, 241; Lillian T., 1412, 1428; Magdalena G., 1298; Maria L., 1020; Mary, 234, 240, 553; Michael, 1086; Sallie, 1301; Sophia, 164; Wilson IL, 1428 Swartz — see Schwartz Swavely, 1032 Adam, 1395; Anna, 811; Calvin, 844; Charles, 1395, 1425; Clin¬ ton, 1395; Davis D., 1354, 1395; Elvina, 755, 811; Emma, 846; Estella A., 1395, 1425; Ethel M., 1395, 1425; Florence, 810, 844; Frances M., 1425; Hazel J., 1425; Lena L., 1354, 1395; Peter, 811; Thelma M., 1425; William, 1395, 1425 Swaving, Frances A., 454; Grace M., 454; J. H., 440, 453; John C., 454; Mary E., 440, 453 Swayne, Hannah, 1098 Swazen, Sarah B., 1496 Swede, Kate, 1374, 1408; Leonard, 1408 Sweeney, Mary, 532 Sweeny, Andrew F., 1472, 1488; Annie, 1396; John H., 1488; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1731 Margaret D., 1472, 1488; Vic¬ tor L., 1488 Sweetland, Albert T., 604, 623; Emily M., 623; Leroy B., 623; Miriam G., 604, 623 Sweisford, Sarah, 326 Sweitzer, Emily E., 983, 993; Mary A., 784; Thomas S., 993 Swenk — see Schwenk Swenson, Caroline, 329 Swett, Lucy M., 261 Swicherhof, Anna, 670 Swigart, Esther, 1339 Swinehart — see Schweinhart Swingle, Esther M., 935; Ida C., 932, 934; Jeremiah, 934; Jere¬ miah A., 932, 934; Jerry A., 935; Kenneth, 935; Oral J., 935; Roy C., 935; Ruth, 935 Swink, Matthias, 96, 100, 101; Rachel, 96, 100; Sallie, 129 Switzer, Maria B., 96, 99; Sarah J., 626 Switzerland, 8 Swope, Florence S., 1098, 1140; Jean A., 1140; John, 1140; Lyna, 1094; Paul F., 1098, li40; Sadie, 1140 Swords, Rebecca F., 715 Swoyer, Ada M., 786; Ambrose, 786 Swyers, Charles W., 733; Chester H., 733; Emma V., 733; Flor¬ ence R., 733; Forrest C., 733; George F., 733; Harry S., 733; Joseph, 732; Lydia H., 701, 732; Maude P., 733; Myrtle E., 733; William M., 701, 732 Swymela, Brinton, 1073; Edith M., 1073 Symons, Abigail, 1027, 1059; John, 1059 Sypherd, Amanda U., 279, 295; Annie C., 296, 324; Araminta C., 295, 324; Harry C., 279, 295; Ida C., 296; Irena W., 295; John, 295; Jonas E., 296; Maurice C., 295; Ursilla F., 295 T Tabler, Bessie, 665, 667; Susan, 667 Tabor, Charles F., 140; Jeremia, 1451; Stella, 124, 140 Taggart, Anna, 742, 800; Anna H., 800; Austin L., 705, 742, 743, 800; Carrie C., 742; Donald M., 800; Elizabeth C., 742, 800; Elizabeth M., 742, 800; Esther, 742; George C., 742; Hettie E., 800; John, 160, 175, 485; Joseph R., 742, 800; Mabel, 800, 842; Mae E., 742; Margaret S., 800; Maria, 742; Martha, 742, 1468, 1482; Mar¬ tha L., 800; Mary, 742, 800; Regina K., 160, 175, 485; Sarah, 1155; Sarah R., 705, 742; Temperance, 1497; Wil¬ liam, 742, 800 Taggert, Maggie C., 1030 Tai Ivu, 6, 25 Tallman, Rachael, 762 Tallock, Hellen, 1133 Taney, Barbara, 1469; Margaret, 1321, 1327 Tare, Margaret M., 530 Tarr, Elvira S., 594; Jacob, 594 Tartman, Fianna, 852 Tash, Helen B., 837 Tasker, Mary C., 398 Tate, Lulu, 670, 677 Tatem, Mary, 1486 Taub, Florence V., 598; Frank A., 596 Tauf Engel, 19, 20 Taverney, Virginia, 459 Taves, Charles F., 202; Martha L., . 177, 202; Ulricka, 202 Taylor, Alfred, 936; Alice P., 1067; Alice R., 1490, 1499; Amos, 1272; Amos J., 1272; Anna R., 897, 904; Bernice E., 1490; Blanche M., 1490; Clarissa, 1046; Curtis, 205; Elizabeth H., 1461, 1475; Elizabeth M., 1380, 1414; Ellen, 1117; Elsie R., 399, 411; Fayette W., 422; Florence, 318; Florrie M., 582, 601; Frank E., 904; Frank R., 1475, 1490; Harriet A., 1475, 1490; Harry R., 1499; Harry V. , 1490, 1499; Henry C., 842; Henry P., 179, 205; James J., 601; Janet R., 799, 842; Jenette, 1272; John, 1475; John W., 1490; Joseph, 1414; Joseph D., 842; Josephus Y., 1272, 1278; J. Wells, 1461, 1475; Kate B., 1413; Laura J., 610; Lucy, 286; Manila D., 1272, 1278; Mary, 1401; Mary E., 1266, 1272; Mary M., 601; Merton E., 897, 904; Mildred K., 842; Rachael, 397; Re¬ becca, 259, 1355; Rebecca A., 259; Robert B., 799, 842; Ruth A., 932, 936; Service L., 1266, 1272; Service T., 1278; Susan E., 179, 205; William, 411 Tea, Maria H., 1574 Teaford, Betty, 96, 99; Elizabeth, 106; Elizabeth S., 96, 99; George, 96, 99; Jane S., 99; John, 96, 99 Tease, Julianna B., 1386, 1419; Robert, 1386, 1419; Robert W. , 1419 Tee, Hannah, 530, 531 Teichman, Caspar, 17; Maria, 1152 Temple, Alberta M., 563; Anna B., 1331, 1355; Caleb, 1355; Clial- mer L., 563; De Mont W., 563; Eugene L., 563; J. J., 554, 562; John L., 562; Mary E., 554, 562 Templeton, Elenor R., 571; Eliza¬ beth M., 571, 582; George, 571; Mira, 290 Templin, Alice F., 1174; Anna, 1519, 1536; Ellen, 792 Ten Broeck, Henry W., 877; Mary C., 869, 877; Sophia B., 877 Tennis, William, 1228 Terrance, Rachel, 1355 Terry, A. C., 130 Teter, Charles, 799; Clara H., 740, 799; Elizabeth, 799; Frederic D. , 799; Hiram, 799; Lucius, 740, 799; Lucius L., 799 Thackara, Charles S., 620; Laura G. , 598, 620 Thackray, 212 Thalheimer, Anna II., 290, 314, 315; Benjamin, 290; Benjamin F., 314 Thaxter, Mary, 1482 Theis, Caroline, 805 Thiel, Clara M., 361, 379; L. F., 361, 379; Theodore, 379 Thieman, Clara, 335 Thiess, John EL, 1255; Lillie E., 1249, 1255 Thistle, 578 Thomas, Addie V., 1348, 1382; Alice, 666, 671; Alice M., 1403, 1427; Allen, 671, 1382; Anna E. , 670; Anna J., 1118, 1144; Anna M., 716, 771, 794, 1033, 1070; Annie C., 671, 678; Annie M., 1472, 14S7; Arthur W., 1498; Benjamin, 210; Blanche, 1514, 1531; Caroline W., 1486, 1498; Carrie M., 783; Catharine B., 670, 678; Charles A., 670, 678; Charles H., 1427; Charles J., 245, 261; Clara, 7S3 ; Clara V., 186, 210; Clarion, 666, 671; Clementine C., 666, 670; Cora B., 722, 783 David, 1486, 1498; Dorothy L., 1427; Edgar, 670; Edna, 1479, 1494; Edna A., 670, 678; Edna I., 1488; Edwin, 1134; Eliza¬ beth, 671, 744, 1073, 1101; Elizabeth C., 706, 744; Eliza¬ beth M., 745, 801; Ella, 671; Ella M., 670, 678; Ellen, 784; E. Louis, 706, 744; Emily A. 1497; Esther, 670; Esther S., 665, 666; Evan, 1232; Frank A. , 677; Frank N., 670, 677 George, 1486; George H., 1498; George W., 1471, 1486; Grace E., 1538, 1549; Hannah, 666, 671; Harvey, 1033, 1070; Henry, 738, 794; Herbert, 670, 677; Ila M., 1427; Illian W., 1464, 1479 Jacob, 665, 666, 670, 794; James, 1531; James R., 1488; James W., 1399; Jennie, 671; Jesse, 1479; John, 162, 261; John A., 1487; John E., 678, 722, 783; John G., 1144; John Q., 671, 678; John R., 666, 671; Joseph B. , 670, 678, 1488; Joseph D., 666, 670; Joseph F., 1403, 1427; Joseph H., 1472, 1487; Joseph M., 678; Kate, 670, 1388; Katherine E., 783; Laura V., 1277; Lee, 1070; Leighton M., 744; Leon, 1479, 1494; Leonard, 73; Leyshon, 744; Lila M., 1427; Lizzie W., 245, 261; Lottie T., 671, 678; Lucy, 1169; Lulu T., 670, 677; Lydian H. , 682 1732 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Margaret, 1486; Margaret J., 1357, 1399; Margaret W., 666, 671; Maria, 1547; Mary, 670, 677, 1063, 1542; Mary B., 666, 671; Mary C., 670, 677; Mary E., 1488; Mary H., 666, 671; Mary I., 1427; Mary J., 1427; Mary L., 738, 794; Max, 677; Merton, 1464, 1479, 1494; Miriam, 261; Morgan, 1486; Morgan H., 671, 678; Morton J., 744; Nettie HL, 1063, 1110; Owen, 1439 Rachael, 1351; Rebecca A., 666, 670; Rebecca G., 666, 670; Richard, 1494; Richard H., 744; Samuel, 666, 671; Sara R. , 1471, 1486; Sarah, 671; Sarah D., 678; Thomas, 671; Valeria, 666, 671; Vilmina F., 666, 671 ; Walter, 1070; Wilbur, 671; William, 671; William C., 670 Thompson (Thomson), Albert R., 774, 832; Alice, 508; Amanda E., 774, 832; Amos, 958; Arch., 1438; Bertha P., 296, 325; Cornelia R., 432; D. W., 821; Edgar, 789; Elizabeth, 1517, 1533; Elizabeth M., 763, 819; Elmer, 1474; Emalina, 1157; Esther R., 1423; Evelyn M., 325; Flora E., 1341, 1370; Florence M., 485, 504; Florence S. , 776; Frank, 432; Hannah, 270, 272; Hannah G., 1525, 1540; Ida W., 1459, 1474; James, 62, 832; James F., 765, 821; James K., 1533; Jens S., 504; John T., 1370; Joshua S., 1540; Julia C., 765, 821; J. Wilmer, 296, 325; Laura, 283, 303; Marianne, 1540, 1551; Marie, 821; Mark, 62; Mary E., 1263, 1268; Maud, 377; Mearle, 724; Nelson, 1459, 1474; Reuben, 776; Ruth L., 504; Sarah, 821 ; Sarah M., 598; Susan, 832, 1474; Susan E., 958; Thomas C., 485, 504; Virginia, 821; William H., 819; William R., 325 Thorn, Mary E., 869; Emlin P., 869 Thornton, Bessie F., 358, 372; Wil¬ liam B., 372 Thorpe, Mary, 341 Thurston, Florrie M., 1337, 1364; Mathias, 1325, 1337 ; Samuel M., 1337; Sarah B., 1325, 1337 Tice, Dudley L., 1244; Elizabeth, 1055; Emma O., 1515, 1531; Hazel J., 1238, 1244 Tiehman, 724 Tilden, Samuel, 1459 Tillery, Fannie B., 1361, 1403; Roland D., 1403; Violet M., 1403; William A., 1361, 1403; William O., 1403 Tillotson, Susanna C., 583 Timanus, John J., 1550; Mary R., U 1538,11550 Timm, Fred, 405; Ollie G., 380, 405 Tindall, Anna L., 1517; Elizabeth H., 1507, 1517; Harry D., 1498; John, 1507, 1517; Louisa, 1505, 1513; Mary H., 1517, 1534; M. Ella, 1484, 1498; Ralph, 1513; Susan, 1517 Tingle, Mark, 598; Miriam A., 580, 598 Tinkler, Brinton J., 325; Ethel L., 297, 325 Tippen, Jane, 1162 Tippin, Annie N., 1268, 1274; Daniel N., 1274; George H., 1274; Harry H., 1268, 1274; Mae I., 367, 392 Titlow, Annie M., 1047, 1096; Jacob, 483; Louisa H., 1013, 1029; Mary, 1029; Reuben C., 1096; Susan, 474, 483 Titus, Annie M., 1148; Clarinda, 1357; Elizabeth, 1515, 1531 Titzck, Clemens, 1385, 1417; Edith U., 1385, 1417; Frank C., 1417 Tobert, Patience M., 733 Tobey, Kate L., 1024, 1057 Tobias, Lydia, 758 Tobin, Emma C., 1265, 1271; Wil¬ liam, 1271 Todd, George, 408; Jane, 1331; Margaret, 390, 408 Tollison, Charles, 1168; Marguerite, 1161, 1168 Tomb, Henry, 714; Jane E., 694, 714 Tombler, Fanny, 1550 Tomes, B. K., 140; W. A., I4u; Wertie M., 132, 140 Tomlinson, Alfred C., 206, 215; Alfred R., 215; Beatrice A., 206, 215; Caroline R., 155; Elizabeth R., 162, 180; Rachel, 180; Rebecca Y., 180, 206; Roy M., 215; Thomas, 162, 180; Wells, 180, 206 Tompkins, Harriet, 1479; Lydia, 307 Toof, James, 403; Lelia M., 378, 403 Tooker, Robert E., 525; Maud L., 497, 525 Toole, Amelia, 868; David, 864, 868; Edward, 868; Elizabeth H., 864, 868; Sarah, 868 Toppan, Katherine, 821 Torrence, Emma, 542 Towamencin, 21, 23, 24, 26, 29, 32, 52, 53, 55, 60-65, 67, 68, 70, 71, 73 Tower, Bessie S., 1481, 1496; Charles M., 1496; Georgetta L., 733; Harriet L., 1487; J. J., 733; Walter B., 1481, 1496 Towle, Efferson, 1336; Elizabeth, 1325, 1336 Towne, Minnie, 1472, MSS Towns, Pearl ML, 788 Townsend, Annie E., 1421; Eliza J., 1457; Frank E., 1513, 1529; Hannah A., 660; I. R., 1457; Marie L., 1529, 1545; Mary J., 1467; Mary T., 1513, 1529; Washington, 1529 Towsey, Cora M., 594 Toy, Mary, 999 Tracy, Alice A., 1119 Trafzer, Ola, 591, 610; Rudolph, 610 Traill, Isabella, 1513 Transue, Hettie D., 164, 183; Isaac, 183; Jane, 1147 Trapp, Alice, 779, 835; Caroline, 234, 242; John G., 242, 1211; John L., 835; Mary E., 1200, 1211 Traub, Howard, 761; Mary N., 761; Sarah, 490 Trauger, Amelia W., 423, 433; Elizabeth, 1131, 1148; Elmira, 783; Samuel, 423, 433; Sybilla, 433, 449; Titus G., 1148 Traumann, Harriet A., 190, 212; June N., 212; Lewis J., 212; Marie H., 212; Reinhard J., 190, 212; Reinhard W., 212 Travers, Ruth, 165, 184; Thomas B., 184 Traverse, Arthur L., 728, 788; Cora H., 728, 788; Matthias, 788 Treen, Anna M., 1058, 1106; Ar- channa, 1025; Archie L., 1106; Archie V., 1026, 1058; Edgar, 1058; Elsie, 1058; Frank, 1058, 1106; Henrietta S., 1058, 1106; John M., 1026, 1058; Ralph G., 1058, 1106 Trego, Agnes L., 1469; Beulah A., 671, 678; Donald J., 678; George, 671; G. Stanton, 671, 678; Hannah T., 666, 671; James, 666, 671; Mary, 1394; Miriam M., 671, 678; Rachel, 670; Ruth D., 678 Treichler, Asher J., 198; Carrie, 449, 461; Catharine M., 428; Charles O., 428; Christianna J., 176, 197; Daniel, 428; David, 461, 1223; Ida J., 198; John, 197, 428; John J., 197; Joseph M., 421, 428; Lara O., 428; Mabel J., 197, 198; Matil¬ da G., 421, 428; Minnie, 1212, 1223; Sallie, 110; Sarah J., 428; Warren J., 197; William E., 176, 197 Treisbach, Alma, 658; Charles, 190; Clarence G., 190, 212; Eliza¬ beth, 339; Elwood C., 212; Flora G., 171, 190; Frank A., 212; George J., 212; Gordon E., 212; Herbert E., 212; Herbert G., 190, 212; Huldah E., 190, 212; Jerome B., 171, 190; Mary E., 212; Reta N., 190, 212; Reuben, 190 Trend, Vinnie, 591 Tresler, Ann J., 302 Tressler, Elnora, 979, 989; Peter, 989 Treston, Erma W., 202; William C., 202 Trevilian, Bettie, 106, 116 Treyst, Frederick, 40 Trimbal, Sarah, 1420 Trimmer, Mary H., 1474 Trollinger, Albert, 1214; Carrie M., 1208; Catherine, 420, 425; Hannah L., 420, 425; Mary S., 1201, 1214; Sarah, 894 Genealogical Record of the Sciiwenkfelder Families 1733 Tronsue, Catharine, 979; Charles, 979; Clark, 972, 979; Isaac, 979; Lillian W., 979; Nelson, 979; Sarah N., 972, 979; Thomas, 979; Tillbury, 979 Trougher, Eliza A., 366, 390 Troup, Elizabeth, 1359; John H., 1359; Lydia B., 1334, 1359; Samuel J., 1334, 1359 Trout, Amelia W., 1240, 1248; Caroline H., 704; Catharine, 264, 635; Elam, 704; Elizabeth, 635; Elizabeth E., 633, 635; Elsie, 1248; Euphemia, 640; Hannah H., 635, 640; Hettie, 844; Jacob, 633, 635; J. Gem- mill, 1390; John, 635; Kate, 391; Katie, 1248; Laura, 705; Martha, 1351, 1390; Mary, 356, 366, 635, 640; Nelson, 1240, 1248; Samuel, 635, 640; Sarah A., 356, 367, 635 Trowbridge, Charles S., 1477, 1491; Fleta A., 1491, 1499; Susan A., 1477, 1491; William S., 1491 Troxell (Troxel), Annie, 315; Annie R., 1035, 1075; John, 676, 1035, 1075; Laura G., 668, 676; Minnie, 1075; Samuel, 1075; Sarah, 509 Troxsell, Emma, 1514; George, 1514 Troyer, Emma, 1401; Ida M., 914 Trucksess, 1287 Andrew J., 307; Anna C., 313, 337; Anna M., 336; Catharine J., 288, 313; Catharine R., 337; Charles E., 337; Clarence C., 313, 337; David, 1376; David E., 307; David L., 285, 307; Florence L., 313; George A., 313, 337; George I., 313; Hazel B., 313, 337; Helen L., 313, 337; Irwin S., 288, 313; Ivan R., 313, 337; James M., 313; Jennie M., 337; John, 313; Lane B., 313; LeRoy C., 313, 336; Lillie C., 313; Margaret, 1344, 1376; Mary J., 285, 307; Mary S., 1561; Norris B., 313, 337; Norris I., 337; Robert G., 307; Ruth G., 307; Walter, 313; William I., 313 Truitt, Bert, 440; Rhoda, 135; Sevilla H., 440 Trumbower (Trumbauer, Trum- bore), 1226 Agnes, 668, 675; Alice A., 161, 177; Alice S., 1236; Alverda, 674; Andrew, 480, 495; Anna H., 290, 315; Beryl H., 315; Carrie E., 1241, 1250; Charles, 69, 886; Eleius, 177; Elizabeth L., 480, 495; Elmer T., 290, 315; Floyd, 449; Hilarius, 1100; Lewis, 315, 678; Lottie, 671, 678; Lydia, 1038, 1082; Mary L., 1052, 1100; Matilda, 480, 496; Reuben W., 433, 449; Rhea H., 315; Sadie, 449; Samuel, 449; Sarah W., 433, 449; Stephen, 1236; Wilmer, 449 Trump, Agnes K., 354, 359; Allen, 1142; Almira K., 247, 262; Andrew J., 247, 262; Anna K., 373; Anna M., 359, 373; Annia V., 397, 410; Arthur W., 398; Arthur Z., 256; Barbara, 476, 489; Bertha A., 373, 398; Carrie E., 397; Carrie I., 443, 458; Catherine C., 373, 398; Chester B., 398; Clarence H., 410; Clarence S., 397, 410; Cora M., 373, 398; Daniel K., 359, 373; Donald E., 410; Dorothy M., 397, 410; Edwin, 373, 397; Eliza M., 373, 397; Elizabeth K., 359; Ella, 372, 397; Ellen, 1104, 1142; Elmer E., 373, 398; Elmer H., 398; Erma L., 240, 256; Flora K., 373, 397; Florence G., 397; Frank W., 398; George A., 398; Hannah M., 397; Harold, 398; Harry L., 397; Harvey, 373; Henry L., 262; Isaac K., 359, 373; John, 373, 418, 419, 1198; John A., 240, 256; John B., 373, 397; John T., 397; Jonas C., 373, 398; Julius A., 397, 410; Katie E., 397, 410; Lena V., 373, 398; Lillie M., 373, 398; Lillie S., 397, 410; Lydia K., 359, 373; Mabel I., 373, 398; Mabel J., 397; Magdalena W., 418, 419; Maria, 511; Maria A., 359, 373, 397; Mary A., 373, 1191, 1198; Mary L., 262; Michael, 354, 359; Myrtle E., 410; Nina G., 262; Paul L., 262; Paul S., 256; Pearl, 398; Per- cival L., 458; Rachel A., 373, 397; Raymond, 373; Rebecca K, 359; Rosa E., 359, 373; Ruth K., 262; Samuel, 256; Sarah K., 359, 373; Stella J., 397; Thomas, 373, 397; Wil¬ liam C., 373, 398 Trusler, Janet R., 679; John R., 679; Mamie C., 672, 679; Re¬ becca A., 679; William E., 672, 679; William N., 679 Try, Anna, 1417 Tubbs, B. F., 1363 Tubingen, 8 Tucker 775 Alice, 790; Arthur, 380, 404; Ella M., 380, 404; Hazel M., 404; John, 404; Lillie B., 404 Tull, Francis D., 1411; George B., 1377, 1411; John F., 1411; Laura R., 1377, 1411 Tulley, Isabella, 159, 171; Thomas J., 171 Tunes, Anthony, 72 Turnbach, Caroline M., 738, 796; Dorothy A., 796; Edward, 704, 738; Edward P., 796; Edward R. , 738; Elizabeth F., 738; Hannah E., 704, 738; Jane M., 738, 796; John J., 738, 796; Laura M., 738, 796; Marion E., 796; Mary B., 738, 796; S. S. Prentiss, 738, 796; Walter A., 738; William 738; William A. , 738, 796 Turner, Amanda V., 107; Avis I., 1403; Charles W., 1403; Clara B. , 135; Clarence, 303; Eliza¬ beth C., 283, 303; Elma M., 303; Florence, 186; Florence A. , 1202, 1218; Francis S., 1218; George W., 1361, 1403; Gertrude J., 1403; Glen V., 1403; H. H., 1320; John F., 1221; John K., 107; Kathrine B. , 303; Lester, 303; J. H., 117; Mabel J., 1206, 1221; Mary, 693; Polly W., 693, 710; Ray B., 1403; Rhoda H., 1361, 1403; Samuel W., 303; Temple E., 1403; Thomas, 693, 710; Virginia M., 1403; Walter G., 1403; William, 283, 303, 1227, 1228 Turney, E. N., 525; Viola E., 497, 525 Turpin, William, 1443 Tuthill, Charles G., 1454, 1461; Elizabeth F., 1454, 1461 Tweed, Florence B., 584, 604; James L., 604 Tweedy, Elsie, 1165, 1173; George, 1173 Twigg, Alfred, 1366; Gladys L., 1366 Twogood, Jennie, 1385, 1418; Sid¬ ney IL, 1418 Tyre, Benjamin H., 805; Harry, 748, 805; Mary A., 748, 805; Theodore, 805 Tyler, Gertrude, 764; John, 1521, 1525 Tyson, Aaron, 1359; Abraham, 1419; Ah, 1208; Almira C., 274, 283; Anna H., 1013, 1028; Annie, 1029; Barbara, 944; Benjamin, 735; B. Franklin, 312; Charles, 1157; Charles D., 1358, 1400; Christianna, 668; Christianna S., 665, 668; Clara, 1359, 1401; Clara B., 1359, 1402; Cornelius, 67, 1438; Cornelius M., 702, 735; David, 1358 Earl, 1029; Eleanor, 1154, 1157; Elizabeth, 307, 668; Elizabeth B., 1334, 1359; Elizabeth IT, 1334, 1358; Ellen, 1028, 1062; Elmer S., 1358, 1400; Elwood, 1062; Elwood F., 331; Emma R., 702, 735; Everett S., 1419; Fannie C., 288, 312; Franklin, 841; George E., 1400; George J., 1334, 1359; George K., 1334, 1358; Gerald L., 1400; Grace M., 304, 331 Hannah, 435, 1157; Hannah D., 1017, 1041; Hannah S., 668; Hannah W., 778; Hattie E., 1359; Henry, 1013, 1028, 1358; Isaac, 1358, 1359; Isaac H., 333; Jesse, 666, 669; Jessie L., 1358, 1400; John, 668; John H., 1029, 1358, 1399; Joseph, 941, 1029; Joseph H., 665, 668 1734 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Lena, 1400; Lena M., 1358, 1400; Levi, 1334, 1358; Lillian C., 1358, 1400; Lillie F., 396; Lizzie, 304; Mabel C., 1358, 1399; Mabelle C., 1358, 1400; Margaret E., 1386, 1419; Mar- sella K., 308, 333; Mary A., 1334, 1358; Mary H., 1427; Mary R., 370, 396, 735; Mil¬ dred L., 1358; Minnie, 795, 841; M. Ray, 1402; Ora M., 1358, 1400; Oscar W., 1400; Pauline E., 1402 Raymond L., 1386, 1419; Richard L. , 1402; Ruth E., 1402; Samuel, 283; Sarah, 242; Sarah H., 1334, 1358; Simon, 1359, 1402; Sophia S., 666, 669; Susan, 668, 675; Susanna, 1334, 1358; Sylvia, 1359, 1402; Thelma L., 1402; Villa F., 1400; Wesley, 1028; Wilber G., 1358; Wilmer C., 304, 331; William, 778, 1028; William C., 1419 U Udart, Francis, 536; Genevieve F., 507, 536 Uhler, Emma, 107; Maria, 1506, 1516 Uhre, Lena, 551 Uhrich, Joseph A., 772, 828; Joseph B., 828; Lottie M., 772, 828; Susanna, 828 Ulary, Lj^dia A., 696, 719 Ullery, Emma, 1250 Ulm, 8, 9 Ulrich, Amanda E., 628; Edwin K., 825; Emerentia, 825, 850; Emma, 436; George A., 769, 825; Joseph, 825; Kate B., 769, 825; Lillian E., 825, 850; Mar¬ tin, H., 825, 850; Mary, 852 Ulshafer, Rosetta, 841 Ummethun, John R., 922 Umpleby, Mary B., 1470, 1486; William H., 1486 Umstead, Ambrose B., 1238, 1244; Clara F., 658; Elizabeth, 784, 1014, 1032; Hannah, 1037, 1080; Harvey, 810, 845; Ida M. , 810, 845; John C., 1244; Joseph, 845; Josephine, 1038, 1081; Kate A., 1244; Lydia, 1348; Lynford A., 1244; Mar¬ garet, 636; Mary, 1486; Mary B., 1238, 1244; Noah, 1349; Sarah, 1329, 1349; Susanna, 1502; William, 845 Unangst, Amanda, 1137; Clara J., 982; Ella T., 784; Emma R., 1535; Henry, 723, 784; Ida S., 723, 784; Jane P., 1532, 1548; John J., 1548; Joseph, 1507; Marion, A., 784; Sarah C., 998; Underdown, Americus R., 1164; Emily, 1157, 1164 Underkoffler (Undercuffler, Under- kuffler), Alice W. 1073, 1116; Allen M., 1349; Benjamin, 394; Blanche, 328; Caroline L., 1034, 1073; Charles, 1116; David 282, 1349; Edith, 1385, 1417; Elizabeth, 1073, 1116; Ella D., 1073, 1116; Ella M., 298, 328; Esther, 394; Ethel, 328; Francis C., 1385, 1417; Frank, 1073, 1116; Frank M., 33, 1238, 1349, 1384, 1385; Frank W., 1417; Hannah, 1349; Harry, 298, 328; Herbert L., 336; Irene, 1385; Irvin, 369, 394; J. B., 336; John B., 306; Laura K., 1238, 1349, 1384; Laura S., 284, 306; Lillie G., 1073, 1116; Lizzie C., 369, 394; Lucetta, 273, 279; Maria, 274, 282; Mary A., 313, 336; Mary M., 1329, 1349; Mary W., 1349, 1384; Mildred, 1116; Minerva K., 376; Myrtle, 336; Na¬ thaniel, 1329, 1349; Rose M., 1073, 1116; Susanna, 1051; Walter O., 1385, 1417; W. G., 1073; William, 376; William G., 1034, 1073, 1116; Wilson K., 394; Wilson M., 1349, 1384; Wilson S., 313, 336 Underwood, Belle, 1459, 1474; Henry C., 1460 Ungar, Anna, 518 Unger, Daniel, 555; Emma B., 505, 534, 555 ; Esther B . , 555 ; Hervey W., 534, 555; Helen H., 555; Herman, 445; Margaret, 430, 445; Mary A., 377 Unglaub, Margaret, 494 Union Theological Seminary, 24 Unruh, C. D., 1400; Daniel, 123; Elmira E., 754, 809; Emma, 923; G. P., 1358, 1400; How¬ ard W., 187, 211; Hugh J., 754, 809; Jennie K., 123; John C., 211; Mary, 1400; Philip J., 809; Russell H., 809; Sara L., 187, 211; Susanna C., 1358, 1400 Unz, Alvin J., 898; Charles F., 898; Edgar W., 898; Edward, 891, 897; Emma L., 891, 897; Ger¬ trude, 898, 905; Ida J., 891, 897; Irma, 898; Mabel, 898, 905; Nellie, 898, 905; Wilhelm, 897; William J., 898 Up, Valentine, 1226 Updegrove, 63 Elizabeth S., 647, 657; Florence S., 657; George A., 657;Joseph- ine M., 657; Mary E., 657; Maud, 647; Reuben, 647, 657; Reuben A., 657; Robert S., 657; Susan, 1222 Urffer, Ada C., 210; Ada R., 185; Adam, 156; Adam S., 166, 185, 236; Adelaide S., 166, 185, 428, 446; Agnes W., 156, 166; Alice M., 166; Allen S., 166, 185; Alma M., 186; Amanda K., 165, 184; Anna M., 166; Arthur S., 210; Austin, 175; Austin A., 186, 210; Balthasar, 148, 150, 151, 470; Barbara, 148, ISO- 152, 159; Barbara Iv., 146, 148; Beulah, 184 Caroline C., 166, 185; Caroline W., 156, 166; Catharine, 148, 156; Catharine A., 156, 166; Catharine W., 165; Charles, 156, 166; Charles H., 210; Charles W., 167, 186; Chris¬ tina, 150; Clara V., 186, 210; Clarence F., 165; Clarissa F., 156, 166, 167; Claud J., 186, 210; Clementine S., 167, 186; Daniel, 156, 420; Daniel Iv., 150, 152, 156; Daniel S., 166, 186, 546; Daniel W., 156, 164, 165; Daniel Y., 150, 156; Dar¬ win K., 185; David, 148j 150, 156, 166, 1260; David W., 156, 165 Earl Iv., 210; Edmund G., 185; Edna R., 210; Edward J., 166; Edwin, 167; Edwin A., 166, 186; Edwin S., 166, 185, 428, 446; Elda M., 186, 210; Eliza¬ beth, 150, 156; Elizabeth II., 150, 157; Elizabeth Iv., 148, 150; Ellen M., 156, 166; Ellen S. , 165, 183; Elmira S., 166; Emma, 156, 165; Emma R., 1518; Erma K., 185, 210; Es- tella A., 166, 186, 546; Estella H., 186, 210; Esther S., 165, 184; Eva M., 185; Evelyn G., 210 Flora H., 175, 186, 210; Florence T. , 186; George, 146, 148, 150; George K., 156; George L., 186; George S., 166, 185; Gertrude, 148, 1260, 1261; Grace K, 185; Hannah, 150, 155; Hannah M., 156, 165; Helen, 184; Helen R., 186, 210; Helen V., 210; Henry Iv., 156, 166, 185, 1191; Ida C., 156, 165; Irene F., 165, 185; Israel H., 157, 167; James S., 166, 186; Jennie E., 186, 210; Joel H., 157; Josephine M., 186; Joshua Iv., 150, 157 Katie M., 166, 186; Katie S., 165, 183; Laura S., 166, 185; Lillie M., 166, 186, 446; Lizzie A., 166; Lizzie Iv., 185; Lydia, 156, 356, 367; Mabel L., 186; Mag¬ dalene, 150, 156; Maria, 148, 150, 157, 1006; Maria A, 167; Maria R., 157; Maria Y., 1260; Marion Iv., 185; Marvin Iv., 210; Mary, 156; Mary B., 156, 164; Mary S., 156, 166, 167, 186, 1191; Mary W., 150, 156; Mary Y., 148, 150; Melchior, 148; Michael, 148, 150; Mil¬ dred G., 210; Miriam, 150, 157; Myra F., 165 Nelson H., 186; Oliver IT, 167, 186; Oscar, 166; Otto V., 186, 210; Rebecca Iv., 150, 152, 156; Rebecca S., 166; Regina Y., 148, 150, 470; Robert I., 186; Robet J., 210; Rufus S., 165, 184; Russel, 210; Sadie, 186; Sadie M.,-210; Sallie G., 166, 185; Sallie K., 236; Samuel, 150, 156, 166; Samuel S., 166, 186, 446; Sarah, 150; Sarah E., 156, 165, 167, 186; Sarah H., 157; Sarah L., 166, 185; Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1 735 Stanley M., 186, 210; Susan, 150, 156; Susanna, 148, 150, 156; Susanna W., 150, 156, 420; Verna V., 186; William H., 166 Urffer-Horn, Ara vesta L., 166, 186; Edwin A., 166, 167, 186; Harold J., 1S6; Llewellyn E., 186 Erich, Elizabeth, 1020, 1048 Urmston, Elizabeth F., 582, 601 ; Joseph, 601 LTrmy, Henry, 1439 Urner, Mary, 1015, 1033 Eisner, Katie, 852 Etz, Margaret L., 1570 Ex, Isaac Y., 483 V Vail, Lavinia, 401 Valentine, Margaret, 179, 1248 Vanaida, Margaret, 570 Vanakers, Nellie, 731 Van Billiard, Adam J., 1134; Flor¬ ence A., 369, 394; James W., 394; Martha E., 1090, 1134 Van Buskirk, Edgar, 1395, 1425; Edith C., 1425; Elizabeth, 377; Florence M., 1395, 1425; Jacob, 120; James, 107, 120; Leonore S., 107, 120; Minerva, 702, 735; William, 1425; William A., 1425 Van Camp, Rhoda, 1337, 1361 Vance, Harriet C., 1331, 1355; Thomas, 1355 Van Court, Charles, 877; James, 871, 877; Sarah J., 871, 877 Vanderbilt, Henry, 310, 311; Mary G., 517; Mary J., 287, 310; Phoebe P., 287, 311 Van Derpool, Albert, 1366; Leslie B., 1366; L. J., 1338, 1366; Marion B., 1366; Mary S., 1338, 1366 Vandersall, Adelia, 1167; Estella S., 1160, 1167; George, 1167; George C., 1160, 1167 Vanderslice, Kate, 1157, 1161; Mary E., 1485; Myrtle, 1162, 1169; Thomas M., 1169 Van der Smissen, H., 84, 85, 468, 1180 Van Dusen, Helen C., 208, 217; Samuel B., 217 Van Duser, Mary, 494 Van Dyke, Archibald, 1339; Elean¬ or J., 1325, 1339 Van Etten Emma, 1547 Van Evra, Katharine 740, 798; Rynier R., 798 Van Fossen, 1413 Adaline, 1345; Allen H., 1346, 1379; Amanda, 1346, 1378; Amos C., 285, 308; Angeline G., 1346, 1378; Annie K, 285, 308; Bertha, 1378; Bertha J., 1378, 1412; Catharine D., 1328, 1345; Catherine, 1378, 1411; Charles A., 1412; Charles L., 1379, 1412; Charlotte, 1328, 1345, 1346; Christiana B., 1321, 1328; Edith, 308; Edith A., 274, 285; Edyth B., 1379; Eli, 1288, 1328, 1346; Elizabeth H., 1328, 1346; Fayetta G., 1328, 1346; Flora J., 1158, 1165, 1378; Harold, 308; Harry E., 1379; Plazel B., 1379; Hen¬ rietta, 1345; Ida, 1345, 1378; Isaac D., 274, 285; Jacob, 1328, 1346; Joseph, 1328, 1345; Joseph H., 1378; Josiah G., 1346, 1378; Laura, 285, 308; Leonard, 285; Lizzie E., 1379; Louisa R., 1346, 1378; Mary E., 1379; Matilda M., 1346, 1379; May A., 1378; Michael, 1321, 1328; Minnie J., 1378, 1567, 1570; Miriam, 308; Re¬ becca M., 1328, 1345; Robert W., 1412; Ruiess E., 1412; Sarah, 1328, 1343; Sarah H., 1345, 1378; Sophia, 366, 388; Walter J., 1378; William H., 1346; William L., 1379; Wilson D., 1345, 1378 Van Gelder, Jennie, 1464 Van Gilden, Arimenta, 480 Van Heist, Catherine C., 274, 282; Mahlon, 274, 282; Martha, 302; Martha H., 282, 302; Mary C., 282, 303; George, 282; John C., 282, 302; John II., 302; Rachel S., 282, 302; Susanna, 282, 302 Van Heusen, Neelie G., 14^2, 1488 Van Horn, Allen G., 1045, 1094; Andrew N., 1094; Ella, 284, 305; Harriet, 497, 524; James, 305; Joel, 524; Mary A., 1494; Sallie, 834, 1009, 1018; Stella O., 1045, 1094 Van Inwegen, Charles F., 1547; Cornelius, 1530, 1547; Emma W., 1530, 1547 Van Leer, Lenoir, 585 Van Ormer, Anna E., 1425; Eliza¬ beth, 671; Harry B., 1425; H. B., 1397, 1425; Jacob T., 1425; Marion F., 1397, 1425; Richard B., 1426; William C., 1426 Van Orsdale, Lucretia R., 643; Lyn, 643 Van Orsdol, Amos, 1490; Harriet A., 1475, 1490 Van Over, Sina E., 586, 606; Thomas C., 606 Van Puhl, Henry, 67 Van Putten, 35 Van Runk, David, 536, 556; Doro¬ thy, 556; Geraldine, 556; Maud Y., 536, 556 Van Schmissen, Heinrich, 35 Van Sciver, Ella, 282, 301; Harry, 301 Van Scoy, Rebecca, 1479 Van Tassel, 1550 Van Winkle, Ora, 622; Vivian E., 601, 622 Varnick, Catharine, 120 Varnum, Grosvenor C., 311, 334; Harriet C., 334, 341; Ida M., 311, 334; Richard S., 334 Vaughn, Annie R., 243 Veile, Bell, 1516 Venning, Emmet H., 799, 842; John W., 799; Marjorie D., 842; Martha E., 799, 842; Ruth A., 799, 842; Sarah D., 740, 799, 842; Virginia R., 842; William L., 740, 799, 842 Vernette, August, 1141; Ruth E., 1101, 1141 Vernon, Arthur, 1480, 1495; Doro¬ thy E., 1495; Grace A., 1480, 1495; Ion, 1495 Vestal, Nancy E., 1457, 1469 Vickery, Ann E., 1550 Viehweg, 18, 19 Vienna, 9, 11, 12, 19 Villiers-Stuart, Desmond, 1539; Fitzgerald, 1539; Gerald, 1524, 1539; Henry, 1539; Maud H., 1524, 1539; Muriel, 1539; Per- cival G., 1539 Vimont, Bertha O., 1361, 1403; Vera M., 1403; William, 1361, 1403; William H., 1403 Visscher, John B., 1554; Susan A., 1542, 1554 Vogel, Harriet A., 1542 Vogt, Elizabeth, 1499 Volimer, Frederick H., 139; Louise M., 122, 139 Von Braun, E. C., 860 Von Buyssant, 25 Von Byuschanse, 13, 46 Abraham, 12, 45; Isaac, 12; Jann 45; John, 12 Von Cocceji, 14 Von Kaenel, Amelia, 592; Anna S., 592; Cecil G., 612; Charles, 592, 612; Elizabeth M., 576, 592; Ida M., 592, 612; John, 576, 592; Mabel, 592, 613; Pearl M„ 592, 612; Peter, 592 Von Seltzer, Heinrich, 1048; Ma¬ thias, 1048 Von Thenen, Laura, 1115 Von Tobel, Albert F., 435, 451; Florence S., 435, 451; John H., 451 Voorhees, Herbert G., 585; Sarah B., 585 Vosburgh, Phoebe, 1464 Vrooman, Irene, 534 W W., Count of Wurben, 11 Waage, Charles T., 1289; Frederick, 169; Frederick O., 1575-1577; Guy F., 1575; Hannah Y., 1573, 1575; Ida, 1289; Ida E., 1284, 1289; Karl M., 1576; Katharine E., 1576; Minnie O., 1575, 1576; Oswin F., 1573, 1575; Theodora R., 158, 169; Vinnie O., 1577 Wachter, Sarah, 695 Wack, David, 1036; George, 274, 276, 570, 632-634, 665, 868, 1193, 1230, 1327, 1328; John, 487; Kate M., 487; Mary A., 430; Susan F., 1036 Waddell, Albert H., 509, 540; Catherine A., 509; Henrietta O., 509, 540; Jacob. 509; John, 486, 509; Lillie A., 540, 558; 1736 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Lucy Y., 486, 509; Martha, 540; Mary M., 509, 540; Susan M., 509, 540 Wade, Annie, 1068; Bessie B., 114, 129; Billie H., 129; Catharine, 1068; Charles W., 129; Dora, W., 757; Elsie B., 129; Frank, 1068; Henry, 1031, 1068; Irvin B., 757; James F., 129; James H., 114, 129; Jonas, 1068; Joseph, 1068; Katheryn M., 129; Mable S., 114, 129; Mary A., 129; Mary E., 1031, 1068; Walter H., 114, 129 Wage, Adelia I., 1447 Wagener — see Wagner Wager, Elizabeth C., 1348, 1381; Henry, 1381, 1382; Isabella H., 1348, 1382 Wagner (Wagener, Wagoner), Aaron, 523; Abraham, 2, 25, 39, 66, 70, 72, 80, 83, 228, 229, 344, 929, 1434-1437, 1441, 1442, 1445, 1447, 1449-1453, 1458-1460, 1502; Abraham N., 1447, 1449, 1459; Adams, 1504; Adelaide, 165, 185; Adele M., 1464, 1479; Adelia I., 1459; Albert A., 1464; Allan C., 1472, 1488; Alpha W., 1441, 1454; Amanda, 211; Amanda C., 496, 523; Ann, 1454, 1463; Ann E., 1447, 1459; Anna, 39, 43, 70, 270, 1280, 1434, 1438, 1439, 1441, 1448, 1451, 1454, 1459, 1501, 1502, 1511, 1546; Anna R., 17, 1354, 1394, 1502; Anna Y., 1313, 1433, 1434; Annette, 1447; Annette H., 1459, 1465, 1481; Annie M., 1573, 15 ; Arthur, 1464 Belle U., 1459, 1474; B. Franklin, , 523; Caspar, 1502; Catharine, 1007, 1016; Catharine M., 1504, 1512; Charles, 1098, 1140, 1447, 1459, 1464, 1473; Charles H., 1458, 1473; Charles L., 1473; Charlotte, 1454, 1464; Charlotte W., 1454, . 1464; Christ, 944; Christian T., 1278; Christina, 53, 1502, 1558, 1559; Christopher (Christoph), 39, 51, 54, 55, 58, 70, 80, 83, 222, 270, 943, 1434, 1502, 1559; Clinton, 1089; Cora J., 1342, 1371 Daniel, 1502, 1504, 1512; David, 2, 39, 51, 70, 74, 1437-1442, 1444-1452, 1454, 1455, 1458, 1466, 1472, 1502-1505, 1511; David D., 1504, 1505, 1512, 1529; David S., 1455, 1464; Deborah, 1502, 1504; Dorothy, 1098; Edward, 1464; Edward IL, 1488; Elizabeth, 306, 567, 570, 806, 1341, 1354, 1395, 1441, 1451, 1502, 1503, 1505, 1511, 1512, 1528; Elizabeth D. , 1441, 1454, 1463; Elizabeth E. , 1454, 1463; Elizabeth J., 1140; Elizabeth K, 1512, 1528; Ella H., 1042, 1089; Ellen W., 1010, 1023; Elvira F., 1472, 1488; Emma, 1511, 1528; Em¬ ma L., 1489; Emma O., 1459, 1473; Estella, 501, 529; Eva V. , 1488; Eve O., 1502, 1504; Evelina F., 1458, 1472; Ezra, 1371 ' Florence E., 893, 900; Florence M., 461, 464; Frances H., 1459, 1474; Francis W., 1111; Frank, 1354, 1394, 1459, 1474; Fried¬ rich, 35, 93, 1079, 1502, 1575; George, 1089, 1111, 1163, 1447, 1459, 1502; George A., 1464 1473, 1479, 1489; George W., 1464; Gertraut, 1439, 1442, 1451; Gertrude, 1438; Gertrude S., 1434, 1437; G. Fred, 1474; G. M., 1331, 1354; Grace D., 1383; Grace E., 1111 H. Allen, 1474; Hannah J., 427, 438; Harriette, 1464; Harriette R. , 1454, 1464, 1502; Helen P., 1473; Hellena, 1459, 1474; Henrietta, 1447, 1459, 1474; Henrietta J., 1447, 1459; Henry (Heinrich), 529, 1502, 1504; Henry N., 1447, 1459; Henry S. , 185; Ida, 1459, 1474, 1552; Illian, 1464, 1479; Jacob, 438, 1023, 1383, 1437, 1439, 1447- 1449, 1452, 1454, 1464, 1504, 1505, 1508, 1510-1512; Jacob H. , 389; James, 1042, 1089; James H., 1354; Jane, 1459; Jennie V., 1464; Jessie E., 1111; Joanna N., 1441, 1447; Joanna W. , 1458, 1472; Joel M., 1064, 1111; John, 238, 441, 455, 464, 570, 1502; John O., 1504, 1512, 1529; John T., 1349, 1383; Joseph A., 1454, 1464; Joseph¬ ine, 1473 Kate M., 1157, 1163; Katie S., 441, 455; Kenneth A., 1111; Lament, 1441, 1451, 1455; Laruma, 1454, 1463; Laura M., 1454, 1463; Lavina, 233, 238; Lottie, 1474; Louis, 1278; Louis K., 1273, 1278; Louisa E., 1473, 1489; Louise, 1464; Louise E., 1459, 1474; Lucile C., 1473, 1489; Lucius P., 1459, 1474; Lucy, 1454; Lulu S., 1098, 1140 Maggie, 1089; Manila D., 1272, 1278; Margaret, 511, 1505, 1511; Maria K., 228, 1434; Maria L., 1454, 1464; Maria W., 1447, 1458; Martha, 1463, 1478; Martha F., 464; Matilda A., 1512, 1529; Mary, 1447, 1453, 1458, 1463, 1478, 1502- 1504, 1510, 1512, 1529, 1549; Mary A., 1447, 1455, 1459, 1464; Mary C., 1349, 1383, 1441, 1447; Mary E., 1459, 1464, 1473, 1479; Mary G., 1473, 1489; Mary J., 1455; • Mary K., 1504, 1512; Mary M., 1441, 1451, 1453; Mary S., 1474; May A., 1489; Melchior, 39, 51, 54-56, 70, 79, 80,83, 662, 968, 1232, 1280, 1316, 1434-1439, 1441, 1442, 1449, 1451, 1452, 1454, 1463, 1502; Minnie, 571, 583; Minnie L., 1479; Morris V., 561; Myra E., 1273, 1278; Nancy, 1454; Nee- lie G., 1472, 1488 Oleathea J., 1473, 1489; Patience H., 1458, 1473; Paul H., 1472, 1489; Rachel, 553, 1441, 1451, 1455; Rebecca (Rebeccah), 1441, 1451, 1456; Rebecca B., 1447, 1459; Rebecca S., 1437, 1440; Regina, 1502; Rosanna, 1505; Rosanna B., 1502, 1504; Rudolph, 1089; Ruth, 1459, 1474; Ruth B., 1472, 1489 Sabina, 1505; Sabina M., 1504, 1511; Salome, 52, 940, 942, 1502; Samuel, 1049, 1098, 1447; Samuel C., 1459, 1473; Samuel H., 1458, 1472, 1473, 1489; Samuel L., 1455; Samuel O., 1473, 1489; Sarah, 52, 675, 1258, 1260, 1454, 1463, 1502, 1505, 1512, 1513; Sarah A., 1473; Sarah B., 1331, 1354; Sarah E., 366, 389, 1512, 1528; Sarah G., 1064, 1111; Sarah L., 1459, 1473; Sarah R., 1049, 1098; Stanley E., 1111; Stella, M., 523; Susan, 1134, 1454, 1462, 1463; Susan A., 1473, 1489; Susan B., 1512, 1528; Susanna, 39, 58, 70, 344, 1434, 1437, 1438, 1440, 1503-1505, 1511, 1512; Susanna H., 270, 1502; Susanna U., 1502 Thomas A., 496, 523; Tressa, 529; Valentine, 1505; Vera A., 1111; Verna E., 561; Warren M., 461, 464; Washington, 1454, 1463; William, 1447, 1505, 1513; William H., 900, 1371; Zeno- bia, 1089 Wahl, Susanna, 606 Waidelich, Alfred T., 210; Dexter T., 210; George F., 187, 210; George W., 210; Hannah I., 187, 210; James R., 210 Waidlich, Ada E., 1421 Waisner, Sarah, 312 Wait, Almaria J., 1363 Waite, Blanche M., 1356; Florence C., 1356; George, 1356; John, 1333, 1356; Katie M., 1333, 1356; Mary A., 1356 Waites, Elizabeth, 1169 Walb, Ella M., 587, 607; William, 607 Walck, Alice M., 104, 113; D. Ralph, 113; Ellamanda, 1132; Frances, 128; Madeline, 12 Moses M., 104, 113; Norman L., 113, 128; Ola Z., 113, 128; Robert Z., 128 Walcott, Mary L., 871, 887 Walden, Elvira, 586 Waldron, Luther P., 1306; May D., 1296, 1306; Philip H., 1306; William Iv., 1296, 1306 Waldschmidt, Anna M., 1020 Walker, Alice, 1388; Anna, 284, 305; Anna T., 800; Annie E., Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1737 1388, 1420; Boyd L., 1420, 1430; Catherine K., 1052; Charles, 1350, 1387 ; Charles T., 1243; Clarence C., 603, 623; Cora, 1387; Cora B., 187; Edith, 1387; Edna, 1387; Effie D. , 1388; Eliza R., 1350, 1387; Ellen S., 974, 983; Emma C., 1387; Emmet, 1388; George T., 1244; Harold E., 1244; Harry, 1053; Hattie H., 982; Ida M., 1387, 1420; Jane, 1353, 1468; Jerry H., 1388, 1420; Joseph, 1237, 1243; Joseph N., 1028, 1063; Leah M., 1420, 1430; Leloa, 1058; Lillian J., 1244; Madeline, 1119; Margaret, 280; Marvin R., 1430; Mary C., 999; Mary E., 603, 623, 1420, 1430; Mary L., 1063; Matthias P., 800; Merle D., 1420; Mil¬ dred G., 1420, 1430; Myrtle E. , 1420, 1430; Nora, 1388; Olive C., 1237, 1243; Philip F. , 983; Robert, 1387; Sadie E., 1243; Samuel, 1430; Sarah, 643, 1416; Sarah J., 127; Thomas, 974, 983; Vernon B., 1420, 1430; Wilman, 1387; Winfield W., 742, 800 Walkup, Sally, 119 Wallace, Ellen, 1550; George, 1324; Julia G., 100; Lucy S., 1324; Mary D., 971, 978 Waller, Callie, 134 Wallich, Mary E., 1108 Wallington, Anna E., 181; Edward M., 181 Walls, Elizabeth, 818; Julia T., 1105 Walmer, Samuel, 828 Walp, Edith A., 739, 797; Eliza¬ beth, 1268; Janice M., 797; John E., 739, 797; Maude R., 797; Tilghman A., 797 Walser, Augusta, 665, 667; Mat¬ thias, 667 Walt, Amanda K., 234, 242; Esther IV, 1038; Francis K., 1081; George, 1050; Hannah Iv., 1038, 1081; Isabella B., 1020, 1050; John H., 234, 242; Joseph, 1020, 1050; Katharine, 1365, 1405; Mary, 1056; Mary A. , 449; Peter E., 1405; Re¬ becca, 1023; Sallie, 1050; Sarah K, 1038, 1081 Waltamath, Stuart, 998; Vera E., 990, 998 Walter 157 Alice L., 779; Amelia S., 138, 143; Beulah S., 779; Caroline W., 697, 720; Catharine, 768; Charles, 697, 720; Charles S., 779; Clara P., 120, 138; Cora B. , 835; Eban W., 740; Elmer A., 779; Emma L., 740; Eu¬ gene, 720, 779; Florence E., 138, 143; George F., 120, 138; George G., 138, 143; Hannah E., 704, 740; Helen F., 740, 799; Horace W., 835; Joel, 570; John F., 704, 740; John M., 586; Josiah, 1516, 1533; Leroy B., 835; Lillian, 1207, 1222; Lillian M., 779; Lucy S., 720, 778, 835; Maria S., 570; Mary E. , 835; Mary O., 1506, 1516, 1533; Mary R., 1350, 1386; Minnie S., 779; Monroe J., 779, 835; Polly, 782; Sallie B., 779, 835; Sarah, 573, 586; Sarah D., 740, 799; Susan, 1097; Susan Z., 720, 779; Wil¬ liam A., 720, 778; William H., 740, Wilmot, 740 Walters, Alice C., 827; Altha, 1361; Anna H., 827; Bertha, 736; Bertha M., 827; Bessie S., 811, 845; Charles E., 827; David, 956; Edward, 374, 399; Eliza, R., 771, 827; Elsie M., 827, Emma N., 827; Etta, 736; Evelyn, 399; Frances K., 956; George, 771, 827; George R., 827; Georgia, 1430; Grover, 811, 845; Harry, 736; Harry F. , 951, 956; Harvey M., 827; Ida, 736; John, 1159; Laura, 1116; Lewis G., 702, 735; Lydia M., 827; Malinda I., 735, 791; Margarete, 795; Martha, 399, 1492; Mary A., 1169, 1174; Mary E., 825, 827, 849, 1277; Mary L., 702, 735; Mary S., 951, 956; Matilda W., 374, 399; Ralph G., 956; Raymond, 736; Russell K., 956; Samuel, 845; Sarah Iv., 956; Simon P., 827; Susan M., 703, 736; Susan R., 827, 850; Tivilia M., 1151; William, 703, 735, 736, 799; William J., 1174 Waltman, Emanuel, 1424; Emma, 1391, 1424 Walton, 1351 Abner B., 1396; Charles B., 1396; Charles S., 1355, 1396; Eleanor B., 1396; Gladys H., 1396; Henry F., 1254; J. S., 1369; Mabel, 1386; Mary A.,. 133; Mary B., 1355, 1396; Mary D., 504, 531; William, 531 Waltz, Jeremiah, 1249; Leah F., 715; Lena, 972, 980; Martha D., 1249 Wambold, Abraham, 473, 480; Agnes, 299, 328; Amanda J., 635; Benjamin H., 625; Chris¬ tiana G., 784; Elizabeth Y., 473, 480; Ella L., 170, 189; Eugene, 328; James, 635; Mary S., 613, 625; Peter, 68; William M., 189 Wampole, Alice, 1055, 1105; Alma M., 1289, 1300; Alverda, 1055, 1105; Annie M., 1055, 1105; Catharine, 1069; Elizabeth, 1069; Elizabeth S., 1031, 1069; Ellemeine H., 1023, 1055; Essie B., 328, 341; Harry H., 341; Isaac, 1031, 1069; Jacob, 647; Jacob S., 1023, 1055; Jacob W., 1055, 1105; Lena, 639, 647; Mary, 810; Rhinehart, 1055; Sarah J., 1055; Warren R., 1105; William H., 1300 Wamps, Rebecca, 1122 Wanagate, Ernestine, 558 Wanamaker, Alfred L., 893, 900; Amelia J., 893. 900; Anna IT., 667, 672; Daniel H., 672; Ed¬ ward H., 667, 672; Francis M., 900; Ida M., 900; Kate, 672 Wanger, Catharine, 573, 587 Wangner, Katharine, 1195, 1205 Wanner, Anna, 1381; Anna M., 627; Annie, 433, 449, 563; Annie C., 280, 297; Christian, 1565; Dewalt, 285; Elizabeth IV, 235, 243; Hannah S., 1384; Jacob, 243; Jesse, 280, 297; John, 624, 627; John A., 627; John H., 1386; Lucinda, 544; Lydia E., 624, 627; Maggie E., 1350, 1386; Mahlon, 235, 243; Margaret II., 274, 285; Sarah, 389, 438, 1383; Sarah IV, 1565; Susanna, 593, 613; William, 297 Wars: War of 1812, 871, 920, 1230, 1231, 1508 Civil, 4, 18, 101, 115-117, 119, 133, 141, 157, 205, 235, 287, 289, 310, 311, 353, 358, 361, 423, 426, 431, 435, 481, 483, 485, 489, 494, 495, 497, 500, 506, 572, 585, 637, 642, 643, 646, 696, 698, 699, 704-706, 716, 717, 729, 732, 734, 737, 741, 742, 745, 756, 761, 762, 765, 774, 789, 799, 867, 872, 873, 922, 951, 974, 977, 1011, 1017, 1018, 1026-1029, 1036, 1040, 1048, 1059-1062, 1070, 1075, 1077-1079, 1085, 1140, 1240, 1262, 1266, 1287, 1288, 1325, 1330, 1331, 1335-1338, 1342, 1343, 1352, 1357, 1462, 1465, 1472-1474, 1506, 1514, 1515, 1518, 1520, 1522, 1535- 1537, 1542, 1543, 1572, 1573, 1575 French and Indian, 229 Mexican, 473 Napoleonic, 20 Revolution, 2, 4, 25, 33, 56, 59, 72, 89, 96, 148, 350, 631, 742, 797, 860, 864, 869, 910, 941, 942, 968, 1005, 1008, 1226, 1228, 1258, 1262, 1266, 1282, 1315, 1320, 1438, 1440, 1441, 1450, 1454, 1455, 1503-1508, 1510, 1515, 1554, 1559 Spanish-American, 446, 732, 1076, 1162, 1170, 1518, 1537 Thirty Years, 9 Turks, 9 World, 19, 20, 31, 135, 140, 141, 175, 184, 186, 188, 189, 196, 211, 212, 239, 243, 245, 248, 249, 253, 254, 260, 261, 293, 305, 307, 312, 330, 332, 335, 338, 375, 379, 381, 385, 388, 389, 392, 398, 400, 401, 403, 405- 408, 410, 439, 460, 503, 515, 517, 519, 521, 523, 532, 533, 538, 540, 544, 599, 607, 609, 612-615, 617, 623, 624, 645, 1738 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 658, 660, 679, 718, 740, 744, 747, 754, 757, 762, 763, 765- 768, 776, 783, 788, 796-798, 803, 804, 823, 835, 837, 840, 848, 852, 880, 881, 896, 900, 904, 913, 915, 924, 925, 954, 960, 961, 978, 983, 988, 989, 992, 994, 995, 997, 1066, 1067, 1075-1077, 1085, 1093, 1097, 1104, 1113, 1118-1120, 1130, 1144, 1163, 1169, 1172, 1173, 1201, 1210, 1212, 1219, 1223, 1243, 1244, 1247, 1249, 1250, 1270, 1275, 1277, 1278, 1294- 1296, 1298, 1299, 1304, 1306, 1309, 1365, 1366, 1369, 1384, 1389, 1392-1395, 1402, 1406, 1408, 1413, 1417, 1418, 1423, 1426, 1429, 1485, 1489, 1493, 1494, 1496, 1497, 1500, 1543, 1545, 1548, 1554, 1555, 1560, 1570, 1577 Warburton, Anna, 208; Blanche B., 554; Harry, 1118; Hettie, 1075, 1118; M. B., 554 Ward, Almeda P., 1402; Annabel R. , 1206, 1221; Eldon L., 1206, 1221; Elias, 1402; Emma E., 724, 785; Emma R., 1028, 1062; Ethel V., 595; Eugene, 1028, 1062; Francis J., 1221; Francis L., 1221; Ida P., 1359, 1402; John G., 677; Joseph, 1359, 1402; Lester, 1062; Mary T., 670, 677; Otis, 670, 677; Virginia M., 1221; William M., 785 Ware, Lenora, 1404; Mary, 141 Warehime, Daniel, 524; Dorothy S. , 525; George O., 525; John F., 497, 524; Mary E., 497, 524 Warfel, Ila, 1331, 1353; John B., 1353 Warg, Lavina, 1538 Waring, Harriet, 1465, 1481 Warkentin, Mary, 1358, 1401 Warmer, Andreas (Andrew), 29, 37, 41-43, 51, 54, 70, 71, 79, 467, 1001, 1002, 1226; Anna, 38, 70, 467; Barbara, 38, 66, 70, 466, 467; David, 1002; George, 1564; Susanna, 43; Susanna W., 1002, 1226 Warmkessel, 441 Anna, 537; Elizabeth, 247 Warmon, Rosa, 463 Warne, Elizabeth, 1534; Elizabeth T. , 1517; Mark T., 1517, 1534; Mary E., 1517; Mary H., 1517, 1534 Warner, Annie, 1421; Bradford G., 672, 679; Catharine, 419, 423; Charlotte, 806; DeVer H., 679; Eleanor, 163, 183; Esther C., 299, 329; Eunice N., 672, 679; Frank, 454; George, 280, 297; Harry B., 440, 454; John, 329; Joseph W., 183; Mabel C., 280, 297; Mary D., 1521, 1538; Mary I., 440, 454; Randolph, 1539; Randolph S., 1521, 1538; Ruth I., 454; William D., 1539 Warren, Cornelia, 1067; Harriet, 1466; Irena, 295; Miriam, 820 Warriner, Millie B., 1334 Wartman, Amanda D., 106, 118; Harvey (Harry), 106, 118; John H., 118, 136; Rebecca, 187; Sina D., 118, 136 Wash, Esther C., 107; Peachey, 107, 119; Thomas H., 107; William L., 119 Washburn, Frances M., 179, 205 Washington, 22, 61-65, 67-69, 71- 73 George, 350, 864, 870, 942, 943, 951 1441 1559 Wasser, Agnes, 698; Amy L., 1090, 1135; Elizabeth, 864, 868; Hannah M., 928, 929; John, 928, 929; John G., 658; Lydia, 1122; Mary C., 375; Susie U., 647, 658 Wasserman, Jennie, 437; Hugh, 426, 437; Katie, 437; Susan G., 426, 437; William, 437 Waters, Lewis, 929 Waterson, 1067 Watkins Alta O. 1401; David T., 515; Edward, 1401; Elsie, 490, 515; James A., 1499; Mildred, 1491, 1499 Watson, 104 Aaron A., 1091; Amelia R., 705, 743; Ella C., 130; Frances, 743, 800; Grace, 659; Henry W., 1079; James, 705, 743; John H., 616; L. B., 130; Mary, 551; Mary E., 105, 114, 1097; Maude M., 595, 616; Phoebe H., 1044, 1091 Watt, Katherine, 1047, 1097; Wil¬ liam, 1097 Watts, Columbus, 799; Estelle, 740, 799; James, 623; Martha J., 130; Mary L., 1120; Nellie S., 608, 623; Theodore, 608, 623 Weachter, Margaret, 715, 768; Sarah, 694, 715 Weade, Henry C., 131; Mattie S., 115, 131 Wealand, Anna, 1357; Benjamin, 444; Catherine, 773; Irene W., 444; Salenda, 830 Wean, Jacob, 1284, 1290; John, 895; Laura, 1290, 1303; Maggie B., 895; Mary, 1290; Sarah, 704, 737; Sophia A., 1284, 1290 Weand — see Wieand Weatherald, Catherine, 1566 Weatherwax, Charles B., 254; Clara E., 239, 254; John, 239, 254; John T., 254, 267; Johnnie E., 267; Juanita M., 254; Leonard L., 254; Pearl L., 254, 267; Rose M., 254, 267; Thelma B., 254; William H., 254 Weaver, Adam H., 716, 770, 826; Addie, 748; A. Hurst, 800, 842; Alsenia, 580, 599; Amelia H., 707, 748; Andrew Y., 137; Anna, 337, 993; Anna M., 826; Anne S., 712, 759; Annie, 177, 201, 1391; Annie S., 538, 557; Arthur, 778; Benjamin, 1064; Bertha, 1064, 1111; Caroline, 123, 745; Carrie S., 720, 778; Catharine, 594; Charles, 538, 557, 1064; Clara, 211; Clarence A., 826; Cora S., 770; David, 770; Della, 582, 603; Dorothy M., 826; Edith, 1064, 1112; Edith E., 624, 627; Eleanor, 761; Elizabeth, 432, 1503; Elizabeth S., 1464, 1479; Ella, 1064; Ellen, 1042, 1087; Ell- wood, 1064; Emma C., 1029, 1064; Emma H., 770, 825; Florence, 1065; Florence M., 557; Francis W., 1029, 1064; George, 603, 842; George B., 201; Gertrude, 119, 137; Harry, 720, 778; Harry E., 778; Helen, 1065; Hettie H., 769; Hetty F., 715; Howard C., 557; How¬ ard F., 712, 759, Ida, 748; Jacob, 703; James, 778, 1064; Jesse, 426; John, 406, 770; Joseph, 877; Julia S., 759; Kate, 770; Kate E., 748; Katie, 826; Katie E., 804; Laura, 822; Leah, 770; Leah H., 716, 770; Levi, 1292; Lewis H., 707, 748; Lizzie, 748; L. Miller, 770; Mabel T., 800, 842; Marie C., 778; Martin, 770; Mary, 691, 703; Mary A., 770, 825; Na¬ than F., 759; Nicholas, 1227; Perry W., 778; Peter, 770; Peter S., 762; Philip, 1087; Rachel, 569, 579; Rebecca, 420, 426, 713, 762; Richard K, 627; Robert C., 557; Roberta A., 557; Samuel F., 984, Sarah, 692, 706; Sarah C., 382, 406; Sarah E., 871, 877; Sarah F., 1285, 1292; Sarah G., 1064, 1111; Solomon, 769; Solomon D., 1464, 1479; Stella E., 975, 984; Susan, 1390; V. B., 778; Victor W., 778; Wilkes, 557; William, 748, 770, 1064 Webb, Bessie, 1098; Catharine, 97; Catharine S., 96; Emily R., 319, 340; Rebecca, 1330, 1351; Richard, 1351 Weber (Webber), Alice R., 313, 336; Andrew, 325; Ann R., 288, 313; Anna S., 570, 580; Benjamin, 1441; Bertha, 434; Bessie M., 242, 259; Catharine, 1312; Christian, 67, 288; Conrad, 1312; David, 1180; Donald, 406; Dorothy A., 313, 336; Edwin, 570, 580; Elizabeth, 282; Elizabeth S., 424, 434; Elizabeth W., 419, 424; Ella, 658; Elma M., 313, 336; Emma K., 364, 384; Florence L., 313; Frederick H., 771, 827; George, 250, 1288; George M., 384; Gottlieb, 620; Harold, 313; Harold B., 336; Harriet R., 384, 406; Hazel B., 384; Henry, 419, 424; Henry F., 827, 850; Henry R., 313; Howard, 369, 394; Irwin H., 434, 451; Jacob, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1739 944, 1312; James M., 259; Jesse S., 313; John, 1288; John C., 275, 288; John D., 364, 384; John F., 827; John H., 384; John M., 313; J. Stroud, 313, 336; Katie F., 369, 394; L. Carolyn, 599, 620; Lily E., 580; Lizzie M., 297, 325; Maria, 620; Marie D., 1238, 1244; Marion B., 384; Matilda, 717; Matilda R., 771, 827; Martin, 580; Mary, 150, 156, 289; Mary A., 827, 850; Mary E., 313; Matthias Y., 288, 313; May H., 827; Michael, 156; Minnie M., 434, 451; Morgan C., 313, 336; Oscar, 1244; Penrose, 424, 434; Preston B., 384; Reuben C., 297, 325; Richard C., 313; Robert H., 850; Russell, 406; Russell B., 384, 406; Sara B., 384; Sarah B., 275, 288; Sarah H., 313, 336; Warren H., 451 Webster, Alfred, 114; Amanda R., 207, 216; Anna M., 216; Charles H., 216; Charles T., 216; Edith I., 878, 882; Ella, 669; Francis L., 216; Helen, 713; Helen K., 216; Homer, 207, 216; Lelia W., 105, 114; Mabel, 379; Mary E., 216; Mary H., 207; Stephen K., 882 Wecker, Eliza S., 1456, 1466; Em¬ ma, 1466; George, 1456, 1466; Isabella, 1466 Weed, Henrietta M., 1460; Hen¬ rietta W., 1459, 1474; John, 1459, 1474; Rhetta L., 1474; William, 1474 Weegner — see Wiegner Wegst, Anna C., 1102, 1142; Fred J., 1142 Wehr, Daniel, 424; Ellen F., 424 Weichenhan, 15 Erasmus, 10, 1436 Weide, Charles T., 914; Donald O., 914; Ethel M., 914; Ira E., 911, 914; Lydia C., 911, 914; Orlando S., 911, 914; Robert W., 914; Sylvia M., 911, 914 Weideman, Catharine, 1394 Weidemoyer, Mary E., 336 Weidenbach, 235, 243 Weidenmoyer, Mabel, 523 Weidler, Grier L., 1075, 1118; James T., 1118; Jane G., 1118; Jesse L., 1118; John A., 1118; Joseph G., 1118; Joy B.. 1118; Lena B., 1075, 1118; Susan M., 832 Weidman, Catharine, 694, 716; Clara, 1045; Martha, 814 Weidner, Alvena M., 450; Anna C., 1417; Calvin, 842; Charles R., 1237, 1243; Chester, 803, 842; Edwin, 895, 969, 971; Eliza M., 373, 397; Ella, 912; Ellen, 815; Elmer, 842; Esther D., 803, 842; Florence, 1243; Franklin, 397, 842; Hannah, 177, 546, 597; Harriet, 124; Ida E., 1243; Ida S., 895; John, 814; Laura, 308; Laura E., 1237, 1243; Lizzie, 159; Mabel R. , 814; Mabel W., 758; Marion E., 450; Martin L., 1243; Mary A., 1243; Medora S. , 971, 978; Mildred W., 434, 450; Moses K., 450; Myra S., 971, 978; Rachel, 581, 599; Rebecca, 618; Rebecca S., 969, 971; Robert S., 434, 450; Sadie L., 971, 972; Samuel W., 1243; Sara, 842; Sarah, 1214; Su¬ sanna, 971; William, 842; Wil¬ liam H., 758, 814 Weierbach, Elenora S., 159, 171; Godfrey, 171 Weierman, Henry S., 669; Jacob, 666, 669; Jesse S., 669; Mi¬ chael, 669; Sophia S., 669; Susanna S., 666, 669 Weigal, Hester, 690, 701 Weigle (Weigel), Elias D., 817; Harriet E., 761, 817; Julia L., 713, 762 Weigner — see Wiegner Weihbrecht, Andrew, 533; Fred- ericka, 504, 533 Weikel, Benjamin F., 362; Bertha, 291; Bertha O., 318; Charles L., 318; Clara A., 362; Doris T. , 318, 339; Elizabeth, 748; Ellenora, 362; Elmer H., 291, 318; Elmer L., 318; Emma L., 366, 390; Ernest K, 318, 339; Ethel S., 318; Flora K., 291; Florence J., 318; Frank, 355,' 362; Frank E., 318; George, 390; Gertrude, 303; Harry, 291; Harry L., 318; Helen J., 318, 339; Henrietta J., 290, 318; Howard J., 318, 339; Ida B., 291, 318; Jacob, 291; James R., 193, 212; Janerden, 362; John, 212; John H., 277, 291; Joshua H., 291, 318; Lillie M., 291, 318; Margaret H., 277, 291; Margaret P., 318; Marian E., 193, 212; Marion E., 339; Mary J., 235, 244; Mary V., 212; Rachel, 362; Rosa L., 318, 339; Susanna, 362, 380; Thel¬ ma D., 339; Tilera S., 355, 362; Viola M., 318; Virginia M., 339; William, 291; William A., 362 Weikert, Emeline, 490; George, 477, 490; Jacob, 490; Rufus, 491; Sarah Y., 477, 490; William, 490 Weil, Annie M., 171, 191; Bella S., 121, 139; Cornelia J., 108, 121; Ida, 440, 453; John H., 199, 453; Kate A., 176, 199; Laienna, 721; Samuel H., 108, 121; Tobias H., 191 Weiler, Albert S., 449; Ella M., 433, 449; Sarah K., 809; Shindel, 433, 449 Weinburg, John, 690; Susan H., 690 Weingartner, Anna R., 372; Carl, 372; Elizabeth K., 372; John, 372; Lydia C., 358, 372; Sam¬ uel R., 372; William H., 372; William S., 358, 372 Weinhauer, Elena, 450 Weinrich, Annie M., 297, 325; Charles E., 280, 297; Ella C., 297, 325; Henry, 297, 1383; Henry A., 1349, 1383; Lizzie C., 280, 297; Mary E., 1349, 1383 Weinsteiger, Ada K., 810, 844; John, 810, 844 Weir, Annie, 1517, 1533; William, 1533 Weirbach, Elizabeth, 781; Elizabeth F. , 424; Sylvanus, 424 Weirman, Albert G., 513, 547; Henry K., 1123; Jennie G., 513, 547; Martin W., 547; Sarah J., 1081, 1123 Weis — see Weiss Weisel, Amanda B., 498, 527; Anna, 527; Elizabeth, 527; Emma, 527; Eva, 527, 552; Henry, 527; Mary, 785; Milton T., 498, 527 ; Redden, 527 ; Samuel B. , 527, 553; Stella M., 527, 553 Weiser, Charles G., 1354, 1395; C. Z., 172; Daniel, 161, 974, 1190; Euphemia, 161; Fernley G. , 1395; Leona M., 1354, 1395; William, 1395 Weiskeker, Annie M., 558 Weiss (Weis, Wise, Weys), 974 Abraham, 856; Abraham S., 900; Adam, 898; Alma A., 758; Alma L., 757; Amanda, 711, 757; Amelia, 711; Anna, 38, 43, 70; Anna F., 181; Anna H., 688, 693; Anna M., 856; Annie, 757; Annie A., 711, 758; Ar¬ thur H., 897; Barbara, 523; Beatrice C., 1116; Benjamin, 82; Blanche B., 1380, 1414; Carolina, 756; Caroline, 156, 166, 693, 711; Carrie, 757; Caspar, 856, 1183; Catharine, 419, 423, 693; Catharine Y., 693, 710; Charles, 758; Charles H. , 181, 208; Charles N., 181; Charles R., 208, 216; Chester A. , 1116; Clara C., 757, 814; Clara E., 891, 898 Delilah, 711, 757; Dora, 757; Dorothy 208, 216; Dorothy L., 1116; Edgar W., 758; Ed¬ win, 112, 127; Elizabeth, 1003, 1005; Elizabeth U., 1073, 1116; Ellen L., 892, 899; Ellen M., 176, 200; Ellen S., 711, 758; Elvie L., 1238, 1245; Emil, 200; Emily A., 181, 208; Emily F., 208, 216; Enos, 649; Ephraim, 693, 710, 711; Erhard, 1232; Eva, 757; Eva M., 757; Evelyn B. , 1414; Fanny, 1494; Fred¬ erick, 1116; Frederick J., 1380, 1414 George, 4, 13, 15, 17, 23, 26, 28, 36, 42, 43, 45, 70, 91, 155, 162, 414, 630, 631, 855-857, 965, 966, 1177, 1178, 1181-1183, 1232, 1434, 1436; George A., 208; George E., 181, 208; George J., 897; George M., 1740 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1315; Hannah, 489, 513; Har¬ ry, 758; Hattie A., 757, 814; Heister W., 758; Henry, 166, 693, 710, 71 F; H. Lloyd, 758; Horace, 710; Howard, 710, 757; Howard H., 757, 814; Ida R., 757; Ida V., 758; Irvin, 758; Irwin L., 711, 758; James R. , 711; John, 331, 423, 688, 693; John E., 1238, 1245; John F., 1414; John H., 711, 739, 758; John Y., 710, 757; Kath¬ ryn D., 303, 331; Leah, 711; Lenora K., 711, 758; Leonard E., 758; Levene, 757; Lewis, 1281; Lizzie S., 1241; Louis H., 891, 897 Mabel, 758; Mabel L., 757; Mabella M., 289, 314; Maggie C., 564; Maria, 856; Marion N., 758; Mary, 757, 1536; Mary A., 710, 711, 739, 757, 758; Mary D., 693, 711; Mary M., 181, 208; Mary R., 213; Mayme R., 757; Mildred M., 897; Minnie A., 758; Nora, 757; Oscar, 1073, 1116; Philip L., 711; Phoebe S., 897; Polly, 693, 710; Rebecca, 693, 710, 711; Rebecca K., 103, 112; Rebecca L., 693, 711; Rebecca S. , 1455, 1465; R. Ella, 757; Rosa, 906; Rosa E., 711, 739, 757; Rudolph, 419 Sallie, 640, 649; Sallie M., 758; Samuel, 693, 710; Sarah 509, 693, 710; Sarah N., 155,162; Sophia, 693, 710; Sophy IL, 208, 216;' Stewart F., 814; Susan D., 181, 208; Susan H., 711; Susan R., 162, 181; Su¬ sanna, 418, 419, 974; Susanna S., 891, 897; Urias, 710; Walter, 758; Warren L., 711, 758; Wayne, 757; Wellington, 711; Wellington L., 739, 757; Wil- helmina, 331; William, 103, 112, 710; William IL, 693, 711; William J., 757, 758, 1414; Zenas P., 1455, 1465 Weissig, John E., 1313 Weit, Alice K, 849; Alvin N., 849; Austin R., 849; Carrie M., 849; Charles E., 849; Clarence, 849; Cora A., 824, 849; Edward C., 849; Edwin, 769, 824; Elmer H., 849; Emma H., 769, 824; George E., 849; Harvey, F., 824, 849; John H. 825 , 827, 849; Kenneth M., 849; Lizzie IL, 769. 824; Mabel K, 824, 849; Mary E., 825, 827, 849; Mary P., 824, 849; Mildred, 849; Nathaniel K., 769, 824; Phares J., 824, 849; Susan F., 849; Walter J., 849 Weitknecht, Elsie I., 1130, 1147; George W., 1130; Harry E., 1087, 1130; Mary L.. 1037, 1130 Welch, Cora, 732; Deshler, 1523; Elizabeth D., 1509, 1523, 1539; Emily E., 1523, 1524, 1539; Lucia C., 1523; S. M., 1509, 1523 Welchan, Charlotte, 1139 Welder, Alfred S., 429, 444; Emma C., 429, 444; George B., 444; Irene, 444 Weldner, Ada, 1202; Amy, 1202; Elizabeth, 1202; Jacob, 1202; Matthias, 1194, 1202; Sadie, 1202, 1218; Sarah S., 1194, 1202; Vernie, 1202, 1218 Welker, Anna T., 742; Catherine E., 214; Dietrich, 73; Hiram, 198; Katie E., 176, 198; Louisa L., 678; Lovina, 103, 110; Mary, 1052 Wellensiek, Ermanilda C., 285, 307; Henry W., 285, 307; John H., 307 Weller, Amanda II., 959; Angeline W., 577; Daniel, 1427; Evelyn, 1400, 1427; Herbert B., 1057; John, 810; Julia E., 1057; Lovina, 338; Mary A., 626; Rebecca, 911; Rosa G., 532, 554; Sophia, 812; Victoria F., 755, 810 Welley, Amanda, 378, 404; Andrew J., 404; Christina, 568, 575 Wells, Anna II., 1487; Charles J., 1487; Clara M., 1471, 1487; Clarence G., 1471, 1487; Clar¬ ence W., 1487; David G., 309; Dorothea A., 1487; Dorothy E., 1570; Eleanor L., 1487; Emma, 286, 309; Emma M., 1471, 1486; Harry P., 1471, 1487; Howard G., 1487; How¬ ard Iv., 1471, 1487; Ivan S., 1567, 1570; James, 633, 636; Joseph, 636, 1412; Leila S., 1471; Louisa S., 1458, 1471; Lura L., 1471; Margaret, 636; Margaret L., 1487; Mary E., 307; Mattie C., 1567, 1570; Maude E., 1469; Mildred Iv., 1487; Nellie H., 1471, 1487; Norma I., 1487; Ruiess E., 1379, 1412; Ruth M., 1487; Sarah R., 633, 636; Wilbert E., 1487; William E., 1471, 1486; William H., 1458, 1471; William J., 1570; William S., 1471 Welsh, Edward, 1429; Edward J., 1414, 1429; Emma R., 1414, 1429; Julia, 1264, 1269 Welte, Martha R., 723, 784; Philip, 784 Weltmer, Charles C., 596, 618; Christian J., 618; E. Irene, 596, 618; Jack M., 618 Wendel, Elizabeth, 714 Wendler, Katherine, 455; Susan W., 430 Wendling (Wentling), David, 595; Ellen E., 1087, 1128; Ida M., 1201, 1215; Lena, 447; Levi, 1128. 1215; Mary A., 1220; Matilda, 578, 595; Susanna, 614 Wendt, Matilda A., 518 Wenger, Elizabeth, 850 Wenhold (Wenholdt), Elizabeth, 649; Hannah, 496, 523; Jacob, 689; John, 523, 1411; John F., 1055; Sarah J., 1023, 1055; Sophia N., 689; Theresa R., 1377, 1411 Wenner, Agnes V., 797; Andrew, 739; Barbara A., 739, 797; Bertha G., 739, 797; Edith A., 739, 797; Ethel, 797; Hubbard M., 739, 797; Joe L., 797; Lee A., 739, 797; Levi B., 704, 739; Mary F., 739; Rachel M., 704, 739; Willard L„ 797 Wennig, Caroline, 439; Charles F., 427, 439; Dorothy M., 439; Edith I., 439; Ellen A., 427, 439; Nathan, 439 Wenrich, Edwin, 831; Jacob. 831; Katie H., 830, 852; Lizzie H., 773, 831; Mabel, 831; Minnie, 831; Monroe, 773, 831; Rich¬ ard, 852; Sallie, 831; Stephen R. , 830, 852; Virginia, 852 Wensel, Fannie F., 432, 448; Kate J., 593; William, 448 Wentling — see Wendling Wently, Lucy J., 263 Wentworth, Dorcas, 1302; George, 1116 Wentz, Abraham, 1438; Ada M., 1090, 1133; Addison, 1132; Caroline, 1043, 1091; Elizabeth II., 1089, 1132; Esther A., 1132; Harriet, 1132; Harry A., 1089, 1132; Jacob, 662, 1263; Jere L., 1090, 1133; John, 1259, 1260; Mary, 1261, 1263; Melis¬ sa, 211; Al. Margaret, 1421; Peter, 66, 68, 942, 943; Robert F., 1133; Rosannah, 942 Wentzel (Wentzell), Alice, 756, 813; Amanda H., 710, 756; Aman- dus, 1082, 1125; Amelia, 786; Annie, 447; Bertha M., 747; Caroline W., 693, 711; Carrie, 845; Carrie S., 811, 845; Clif¬ ford R., 747; Edwin K., 1038, 1082; Henry, 710, 756; Ida, 756, 1082; Jeremiah, 693, 711, 756; John, 1082; Kate G., 1082, 1125; Laura, 756; Mary A., 1038, 1082; Alary E., 710, 756; Molly A., 1082, 1125; Rose II., 706, 747; Sallie, 496; Sarah J., 1082; Ulysses, 756; Wellington, 811, 845; William, 706, 747 Weot, Alary Iv., 1160, 1167 Werkheiser, Bertha F., 1130, 1147; Cora W., 1088; Elmer G., 1130, 1147; Ellen W., 1088, 1130; Elsie AL, 1147; Helen H., 1130, 1147; Hilda M., 1147; Jere¬ miah, 1088, 1130; Leo W., 1147; Mae F., 1147; Matilda S. , 1130, 1147; Milton, 1088; Nevin O., 1147; Osbourne II., 1130; Pearl A., 1130, 1147; Robert F., 1130, 1147; Russel P., 1147 Werle, Henry, 863; Sara J., 863 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1741 Werley (Werly), Benjamin F., 843; Charles B., 843; Edna M., 808, 843; Eva, 667; George M., 843; Irene F., 843; Mon¬ roe P., 808, 843 Werner, 8, 9, 15 Aaron, 1048, 1097; Andrew, 1013; Anna M., 1148; Annie, 1088; Annie G., 1048, 1097; Arthur G., 1130; Bertha G.‘ 1130; Charles, 1088; Charles W., 1148; Cora, 1088; Elizabeth L. , 1130, 1148; Ellen, 1088, 1130; Emily A., 1130; Emily M. , 1088, ‘1130; Emma R., 1088; Florence G., 1130; George, 1042, 1087; George A., 10S8, 1130; Helen R., 1130, 1148; Ida J., 1088, 1130; James S., 1130; Jennie V., 1130, 1148; Johann S., 7, 10; John, 1088; John H., 1087; Lillie, 1088; Matilda H., 1042, 1087; Nevin L., 1130, 1148; Nora, 1097, 1139; Robert D., 1130, 1148; Stella, 1088, 1130; Wal¬ ter R., 1148; William T., 1148 Wernett, Charles C., 993; Frances C. 983 993 Werst, Catharine A., 156, 166; George, 166 Wert, Anna IL, 778; Annie M., 720, 778; Beulah, 559; Carrie S , 720, 778; Charles, 559; Earl F., 778; Ellen, 720; Elmira J., 720, 778; Emley IL, 778; Em¬ ma, 720; Hannah, 778; Ida, 720, 778; Ida A., 720, 778; James O., 720, 778; John F., 720, 778; Lelia R., 778; Loretta A., 778; Luther M., 778; Maria II., 696, 720; Mary, 720, 778; Mary F., 778, 843; Miles 0., 559; Naomi M., 778, 834; Oliver F., 543, 559; Orville, 720; Owen J., 778; Raymond H., 778; Sadie V., 543, 559; Sarah A., 720, 777; William H., 720, 778, 834; William I., 834; Willoughby, 696, 697, 720 Wertman, Christian L., 400; Ellen J., 709; Estella M., 374, 400; Marion, 400; Mildred W., 400; Monroe, 709; Noel B., 400; Robert W., 374, 400 Wertsnei’, Anna, 290, 315 Wertz, Emma H., 973, 982; Esther N. , 969, 973; Harry, 973; Joseph, 973, 982; Lott, 969, 973; Maude I., 983; Nora W., 757; Sarah, 973, 982; White, 973; William H., 757 Wesley, John, 1442 Wesner, Martha, 700, 726; Mary A., 1144 Wessler, James, 633, 637; Alary R., 633, 637 West, Alice K., 375; Benjamin, 1269; Elisha, 375; George W., 359, 375; Gertrude B., 1269; Howard K., 375; Maria, 1447, 145S, 1472; Susanna H., 359, 375; Zenocrates, 1458 Westbrook, Catherine, 1100; Re¬ becca, 1317, 1318 Westcott, Emaline, 785 Westen, Anna M., 491, 516; Ches¬ ter A., 516 Westerman, Serena, 323 West Indies, 47 Westlake, Alice M., 361, 379; Thomas E., 361, 379 Weston, Clarence A., 210; Doro¬ thea, 182, 210; Jennie, 994 Westphalia, 9, 10 West Point, 67 Westra, Julius K., 1499; Katherine AL, 1492, 1499; Nicholas J., 1492, 1499 Westwood, Daniel, 753; Ruth, 709, 753 Wetherhold, Esther AL, 438 Wetzel, Anna, 443; Benjamin, 374; Carioel R., 400; Caroline V., 374, 400; Ella J., 359, 374; Emma C., 1158, 1164; Emma J. , 1395; Enos, 400; Harriet E. , 400; Maria, 797; Alary B., 453; Salena G., 1212; Selina, 1223; Susan, 243; William A., 374, 400; William E., 400 Wey, Anna E., 1456, 1466; Hamil¬ ton D., 1456, 1466; William, 1466; William C., 1466 Weyand, Philipina, 1314, 1315, 1317, 1318; Wendel, 1315 Weyburn, Albert H., 574, 588; Martha O., 574, 588 Weys — see Weiss Whallon, Mary E., 321 Whartenby, Anna N., 1109 Wheatley, Elizabeth B., 1354; Alar- garet, 1296, 1306; Sidney, 1306; W., 1354 Wheaton, Eva L., 1491; Kittie A., 819 Wheeland, Alice, 506, 535 Wheeler, Clara AL, 827, 851; Eliza¬ beth M., 1269, 1276; George, 1449; George F., 1276; Lena L., 187; Matilda, 185; Theo¬ dore, 851; Thomas S., 827, 851; W. D., 1011 Wheller, Henry H., 1365; Alabel B., 1337, 1365 White, Abraham, 479; Alberta, 479; Alexander, 1330, 1350; Allen T., 1350; Andrew A., 1463, 1478; Andrew B., 1350,1387; Ann E., 827; Anna M., 399; Anna R., 374; Anna V., 216; Annie L., 374, 400; Caroline K. , 495, 520; Carrie O. 1463, 1478; Catherine M., 409; Charles 1387; Charles E., 1350, 1387; Charles M., 520, 1387; Clarence E., 1478 Edna S. 399; Edward, 399; Ella F. , 1350,, 1387; Ella M., 1204, 1219; Elizabeth, 479, 495, 601, 1003, 1008; Elizabeth K, 359, 374; Elsie R., 399, 411; Emma R., 374, 400; Ernest F., 400; Eulalia K., 392, 409; Florence, 399; Frank O., 373, 399; Frank¬ lin, 479; G. Ellwood, 1204, 1219; George, 305, 373, 374; George B., 373, 399; Harriet, 749, 805; Harry B., 284, 305; Helen R., 1350, 1387; Henry, 740; Hettie, 374; Howard, 399; Humphrey, 472, 479 Ida L., 1136; Ishmael, 708, 749; James, 479; James C., 116; James M., 374, 399; Jane, 1350, 1387; John, 601, 1025, 1026; John F., 374, 400; John J., 495, 520; John R., 400; Josephine, 1350, 1387; Kate, 323; Kathrine B., 305; Kathryn F., 374; Laura, 255; Laura E., 582, 601; Lehannah F., 575, 589; Lillian, 520; Lydia K., 359, 373; Lynn D., 116 Mamie B., 373, 399; Margaret, 644; Marjorie, 305; Mary A., 374, 399, 1330, 1350; Mary E., 374, 400, 708, 749; Martha, 295; Matilda, 374, 399; Maud, 375, 401; Alelinda, 479, 495; Oliver F., 359, 374; Ora G., 305; Paul F., 400; Robert, 392, 409, 749; Robert E., 409; Robert H., 399; Sarah, 479, 495; Sarah H., 1350, 1387; Sarah J., 373, 1551; Sarah L., 740; Sarah S., 1303; Susanna Y., 472, 479; Sylvester, 479 Theresa G., 284, 305; Theresa L., 305; Thomas, 374; Thomas IL, 399, 411; William, 409, 1350, 1478; William E., 409; William H., 359, 373, 384, 399, 1350, 1387 Whiteaker, Mary E., 118 Whitebread, Henry, 1106; Alabel, 1055, 1106 Whitefield, 1177 Whitehead, Cordelia T., 957, 961; Tabitha, 137 Whitehouse, George H., 612; Geor- gjana M., 591, 612 Whiteman, David, 1237; Katherine, 494; Rebecca, 1233, 1237 Whitemarsh, 59 Whitesell, F. S., 1512, 1529; Eliza¬ beth W., 1512, 1529 Whitesides, Anna P., 1077 Whitfield, George, 1444 Whiting, Elizabeth D., 1523, 1539; Henry, 1523, 1539; Mildred, 1539 Whitlock, John N., 131; Katherine, 115, 131 Whitman, Katharine, 334; Laura, 460 Whitmoyer, Anna M., 543, 560; Clifford J., 560, 563; Frederick, 560; Joseph S., 543, 560; Rob¬ ert E., 563; Samuel F., 560; Violet M., 560, 563 Whitstone, Peter, 91 Whitner, Abraham K., 179, 205; Matilda P., 179, 205 Whitney, Augustus, 1363; Mertie M., 1336, 1363 Whittaker, B. F., 988; Florna J., 978, 988; Alargaret, 988; Sarah, 591 1742 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Whittenberger, G. J., 1399; Olive, 1357, 1399 Whitter, 605 Whittinger, Hazel P., 589, 608; Grover O., 608; William H., 589, 608 Whittington, Helen, 1377, 1410; Louis A., 1410 Whipple, Almenia, 1479; Elizabeth A., 1455 Whorton, Frances, 569, 575 Wibel, Clara, 213 Wickert, Catherine E., 1173; Flor¬ ence A., 1173; Francis N., 1173; Laura A., 1173; Leroy, 1165, 1173; Luella M., 1173; Lydia, 377; Mamie M., 1165, 1173; Willouby C., 1173 Wickman, Harriet C., 334, 341; J. , Herbert, 334, 341; Pauline A., 341; Wallace W., 341 Widmayer, Anna E., 499, 528; Anna S., 528; Elizabeth, 499, 528; Ella A., 499; Emma, 499; Frederick, 481, 499; Gladys A., 528; Harry, 499; Jacob F., 499; Mary A., 481, 499; Wil¬ liam C., 499, 528 Wieand (Weand), 1266 Abraham, 487, 509; Albert S., 509, 541; Alma M., 172; Anna A., 698, 722; Anna C., 374, 400; Barbara S., 487, 509; Caroline IL, 359, 374; Caroline V. , 374, 400; Catharine, 426, 472, 477; Catharine S., 475; Charles H., 374, 400; Charles L., 400; Charles S., 5, 29, 159, 172, 173; Charles W., 152, 159; Christina, 475, 487, 1156; Daniel, 354, 359, 477; David, 159; David A., 159; Edward W. , 172; Edwin H., 1156, 1160; Elizabeth, 828, 851; Elizabeth K. , 359, 374; Emma, 901; Es¬ ther, 475, 487 G. Bickley, 509, 541; George, 475, 487, 1188; Harriet L., 374; Harry S., 509; Helen E., 172, 192; Heinrich, 487; Henry, 471, 475; Henry J., 851; Irma C., 172; Jacob H., 1154, 1156; Johanna F., 509, 541; Johan¬ nes, 487; Jonas, 475; Joseph¬ ine W., 509, 541; Judith, 487; Judith K., 354, 359; Laura E., 159; Leonora M., 159, 172; Leonora S., 172; Levi, 487; Lillian M., 509, 541; Lydia S., 475, 487, 1188 Maria, 159; Maria K., 476, 490; Mary, 487, 509, 1191, 1199; Mary A., 359; Mary M., 172; Melba E., 541; Minnie J., 1161, 1167; Phoebe A., 374, 400; Kosa, 1156, 1161; Rosina Y., 471, 475; Sally, 509; Samuel, 722; Sarah, 159, 172, 354, 359; Sarah R., 912; Sophia, 475; Susan, 159, 888, 890, 1565, 1567; Susan S., 1154, 1156; Susanna K., 152, 159; Susanna R., 1156, 1160; Susannah, 475; Warren G., 400; William G., 374, 400; William K, 359, 374; Yost, 475 Wied, Hans, 84, 85 Wieder, Amanda E., 512, 545; Anthony, 445; Carolyn E., 200; Catharine G., 176, 200; Catha¬ rine L., 702; Charles J., 512; Del Norte B., 545; Edwin P., 512, 545; Ellen A., 512, 545; Elmira, 1214; Elworth S., 512; Emanuel C., 200; Emanuel J., 200; Ephraim, 702; Ethel M., 545; Eva S., 512; Franklin E., 512, 545; Henry G., 488, 512; Howard, 512; H. Ralph, 545; John, 476, 488; John G., 488, 512; John W., 176, 200; Lily M., 512, 545; Lizzie, 152; Lydia K., 488, 512; Mabel B., 545; Margaret C., 512, 545; Martha H., 488, 512; Mary, 488, 538; Matilda A., 430, 445; Oswin M., 512; Samuel G., 488, 512; Sarah A., 488, 512; Sarah G., 476; Sarah S., 488, 512; Solomon G., 488, 512, Wellington C., 512 Wiegner (Weigner, Wigner, Weeg- ner, Weegener), Aaron, 423; Abigail, 1234; Abraham, 38, 51, 53-55, 65, 70, 71, 73, 79, 83, 353, 467, 663, 1183, 1226, 1227, 1230, 1233, 1234, 1237; Abra¬ ham C., 1233, 1238; Adam, 16, 17, 20, 41, 348, 468, 1176, 1280, 1281; Adelaide F., 1237, 1243; Adeline, 1234, 1235, 1239; Adeline K., 1235; Agnes D., 919, 1230, 1233, 1237; Agnes E., 1248; Albert, 1240; Alice N., 425, 436; Alice P., 1239; Alice V., 1248; Alma V., 1246; Alverda A., 1245, 1253; Alvin W., 1239; Amanda, 420, 1234; Amanda B., 419, 420; Amelia, 420, 423, 433; Amelia S. , 1239, 1246; Andreas, 1226; A. Newton, 436; Ann, 1234, 1439; Anna, 38, 43, 71, 223, 467, 468, 470, 1226, 1230, 1233, 1234, 1236-1238, 1275, 1281; Anna B., 419, 423; Anna M., 1243; Anna R., 415; Anna S., 1226; Anna W., 1268, 1280; Annie E., 434, 450; Annie F., 434; Araminta K., 1238, 1245, 1286 Barbara K, 353, 1230, 1234; Benjamin F., 1241; Bertha R., 1245, 1253; Blanche M., 1246; Carolina H., 1238; Caro¬ line, 423; Caroline H., 420, 425; Caroline K., 1245; Catha¬ rine, 235, 245, 423, 425, 433, 436, 1226-1228, 1234, 1235, 1240; Catharine S., 1227, 1230; Catharine W., 419, 423; Catha¬ rine B., 1230, 1234; Catherine T. , 420, 425; Charles, 419, 423; Charles E., 1243; Charles O., 1237, 1243; Charles W., 434, 450; Christian, 1227, 1228, 1231; Christiana, 88; Christi- anna K., 1238, 1245; Christo¬ pher (Christoph), 16, 36, 41, 42, 51, 54, 55, 60, 61, 67, 69, 71, 72, 79, 83, 223, 231, 344, 928, 970, 1176, 1177, 1226-1230, 1233, 1234, 1239, 1280, 1281, 1286; Clara C., 1237; Clara R., 425, 436; Coblin, 419, 423; Cora, 433; Cora B., 423, 434; Corienne R., 1245 Daniel, 419, 420, 426, 437, 665, 1226-1228, 1230, 1231, 1234, 1235, 1240; Daniel A., 426, 437; David, 425; Delilah, 423; Dellie, 423; Dorothy, 1246; Dorothy M., 450; Edith, 1230, 1234; Edna C., 1245; Edna L., 244, 261, 1245; Edwin R., 1245; Eldredge Y., 450; Elena T., 420; Eli D., 1233, 1237; Eliza, 423, 433; Elizabeth, 98, 419, 420, 424, 1230, 1231, 1233, 1236, 1238, 1246; Elizabeth A. , 1240, 1249; Elizabeth G., 299, 1245, 1253; Elizabeth H., 1233, 1237; Ehzabeth S., 419, 420; Ella C., 1233, 1238; Ella K., 1237; Ellamanda, 434; Ellen K, 1239, 1240, 1245, 1249; Ellen M., 1237, 1243; Elsie E., 1246; Elva M., 1245, 1253; Emeline, 1235, 1248; Emily B., 426; Emma A., 434, 450; Emma B., 425; Emma C., 1234, 1239; Emma D., 437; Emma G., 423, 434, 1233, 1237; Emma I., 1243; Emma J., 1241, 1250; Emma K, 1238, 1239, 1245, 1246; Emma M., 1082, 1124, 1237, 1239, 1247; Emma R., 1198; Emma S., 420; Ephraim, 1239, 1247; Esther, 52, 228, 229, 1227, 1235, 1240; Ethel A., 1246; Ezra, 1230, 1234 Florence, 1248; Florence C., 1243; Florence E., 1249; For¬ rest F., 434, 450; Frances, 423; Frank, 1239; Freeman, 433; George (Georg), 17, 20, 36, 38, 41, 43, 51, 54, 55, 71-73, 76, 82, 348, 417-420, 425, 466, 1177, 1178, 1226, 1230, 1254; George A., 1234, 1239; George D., 1240, 1248, 1249; George O., 426; George R., 1239, 1246; George W., 425; Gladys, 1246 Hannah, 423; Hannah K., 419, 423; Hannah L., 420, 425; Hannah M., 1238, 1244; Hans, 36, 41, 43, 54, 55, 71, 85, 270, 413-415, 467; Harriet, 1235, 1241; Harriet J., 434, 450; Harry, 434, 1246, 1248, 1254; Harry K, 1198, 1238, 1245; Hazel J., 1238, 1244, 1245; Helen, 1248; Helen G., 433, 450; Helen K., 1245, 1253; Helen M., 1240, 1248; Helen T., 426, 437; Henry, 419, 423, 425, 1230, 1231, 1234; Henry B. , 1240, 1248; Henry F., 423, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1743 434, 1239, 1246; Henry J., 1238, 1244, 1245; Herbert, 1246; Hettie, 1240; Horace, 1244; Horace C., 1239, 1246; Horace D., 1246; Howard, 1239; Howard E., 1241, 1250; Howard J., 434, 450; Howard M., 1246 Ida, 426, 1238, 1245; Jacob, 97, 419, 420, 423, 1227, 1230, 1231, 1234, 1235, 1238, 1240, 1572; Jacob A., 160, 1245, 1253; James A., 423, 434, 1237; Jennie, 434; Joel, 272, 1230, 1234; Joel H., 425, 436; Johan¬ nes, 53; John, 350, 419, 423, 434, 1227, 1230, 1234, 1235, 1239, 1254, 1283; John A., 450, 1240; John B., 1235, 1239, 1240, 1248; John C., 1245; John E., 1249; John IE, 1238, 1244; John K, 423, 433, 1238, 1245, 1286; Joseph, 919, 1230, 1233, 1237, 1253; Joseph A., 299, 1245, 1253; Joseph C., 1233, 1237; Joseph H., 1243; Joseph W., 1246; Josephus M., 423, 434; J. Robert, 436; Jud- son, 434, 450 Kate B., 1235, 1240; KateS., 1239, 1246; Kathrine J., 1243; Katie E., 1246; Katie S., 425; Lamar, 1246; Lanie L., 1238; Laura, 426, 436; Laura E., 1237, 1243; Laura F., 423; Laura K., 1238, 1349, 1384; Leah, 1230; Lean- na, 98, 420; Lenora, 1237, 1243; Leonhard, 1280; LeRoy, 399; Lester A., 1245; Levi, 423, 433; Linford, 1246; Lizzie, 1240; Lovina E., 1249; Lovina K., 1235, 1240; Lucy A., 1234; Lulu K., 1249; Lura I., 1246; Luther, 1240; Lydia, 667, 673, 1230, 1234 Mabel, 433; Mabel A., 1237, 1244; Mabel E., 1249; Magda¬ lena, 358, 370, 418, 419, 1313; Magdalena C., 1230, 1233; Magdalena S., 1235, 1240; Magdalene, 1233; Malinda, 1239, 1247; Mame G., 1239, 1246; Mamie F., 1246; Mamie L., 434; Margaret B., 1233, 1237; Margaret D., 423, 434; Margaret I1., 1235, 1239; Mar¬ garet S., 665, 1230, 1234; Maria, 38, 43, 44, 53, 71, 220, 415, 418, 420, 426, 466, 467, 1176, 1226, 1227, 1229-1231, 1233-1235, 1239, 1280; Maria A., 1230, 1234; Maria C., 418; Maria G., 1230, 1234; Maria H., 418, 1258; Marian, 420; Marie D., 1238, 1244; Marion A. , 1245; Martha, 1244; Mary, 1233, 1235, 1237, 1240, 1248, 1254; Mary A., 232, 236, 423, 1235, 1238, 1241, 1283; Mary B. , 1231, 1235, 1238, 1244; Mary C., 1248, 1254; Mary E., 423, 433, 434, 1243; Mary H., 423, 433; Mary J., 1239, 1246; Mary M., 450; Mary S., 426, 437; Matilda, 420, 426; Mat¬ thias, 220; Mattie B., 1237, 1243; Melchior, 36, 38, 41, 43, 44, 54, 55, 67, 71, 76, 82, 85, 349, 415, 418, 467, 908, 928, 1280, 1313; Mildred, 434, 450; Mildred A., 1245; Miles, 423, 434; Milton 98, 420; Montana K., 434, 450 Nathan, 420, 425; Nathaniel, 419, 423; Newton, 433, 450; Nor¬ man, 1253; Olive C., 1237, 1243; Oscar A., 1245; Pearl A., 1240, 1248; Pearl L., 1241, 1250; Priscilla, 425, 1238; Rachel C., 1238, 1244; Ralph R., 1245; Raymond F., 450; Rebecca A., 1233, 1237; Re¬ becca C., 1237, 1243; Rebecca D., 1230, 1234; Rebecca S., 423, 434; Rebecca W., 1233, 1237; Romanus H., 1237; Ro¬ sanna, 1234; Rose A., 1240, 1248; Rosina, 29, 37, 38, 43, 44, 52, 71, 79, 349, 350, 415, 663, 664, 908, 928, 1176, 1226, 1227, 1229, 1231, 1280, 1281, 1437, 1439; Rosina K., 350, 1227, 1230; Rosina M., 67, 418, 1313; Rosina Y., 1230, 1235, 1572 Sadie, 433; Sallie, 423, 425, 436; Salome, 1231; Samuel, 1233, 1234, 1237; Samuel B., 1235, 1240; Samuel H., 1240; Sarah, 160, 175, 420, 423, 1227, 1230, 1233-1235, 1239, 1247; Sarah A., 1234, 1235, 1239, 1240; Sarah C., 235, 245, 434, 1234; Sarah LI., 272, 419, 1230, 1234; Sarah J., 1244, 1253; Sarah K., 1239, 1247; Sophia, 232, 236, 1230, 1233, 1238; Sophia K., 160, 177, 203, 1234, 1238; Su¬ san, 419, 423; Susanna (Susan¬ nah), 37, 38, 43, 44, 52, 70, 71, 79, 150, 156, 270, 348, 350, 352, 414, 415, 418-420, 426, 468, 471, 663-665, 1002, 1180, 1183, 1226, 1227, 1230, 1233, 1258, 1313; Susanna F., 1233, 1237; Susanna H., 889, 893, 1175, 1176, 1237; Susanna S., 97, 419, 420, 663, 970, 1225- 1227, 1230, 1233; Susanna W., 418, 419; Susanna Y., 466, 467, 1226, 1227 Viola A., 1245; Viola B., 434, 450; Violet V., 1253; Walter, 1244; Walter C., 434; Walter E., 1238, 1244; Walter K, 1237; Walter L., 1245; Walter W., 1249; Willard F., 1246; Wil¬ liam, 420, 423, 425, 437, 1240, 1244; William B., 1235, 1240; William H., 1240, 1249; Wil¬ liam J., 1237, 1243; William K., 436; Wilmer D., 1237 Wieland, Henry, 830; Lydia, 773, 830 Wien, Abigail N., 1031, 1068; Amanda, 511; Amos B., 1068; Berdella, 1068; Harry W., 1068; Jacob, 511; John B., 1068; Lillie V., 1068; Mary A., 1068; Sallie A., 1068; Samuel B., 1068; Samuel H., 1031, 1068; William H., 1068 Wiesenstein, M. J., Agio von, 10 Wieser, Charles, 442, 456; Cora L., 442, 456; Jonathan, 456 Wiest, Anita C., 782; Beatrice O., 782; Cora B., 722; Dorothy M., 782; Edward F., 722, 782; Edward K., 782; Emily E., 782, 837; F. Nevin, 722, 782; Franklin S., 782; Jacob, 697, 722; Jacob D., 722; Jonathan, 722; Josephine L., 722, 782; Mary E., 722, 782; Nevin K., 782; Ruth, 782; Sarah A., 697, 722; Sarah C., 782; Wayne D., 782 Wight, Andrew, 164; Anna, 156, 164 Wightman, Margaret, 793 Wigner — see Wiegner Wike, Dallas C., 379; Inez M., 361, 379; John D., 361, 379 Wikoff, Charles A., 1508, 1518; Susan P., 1508, 1518 Wilber, Everett B., 216; Helen I5., 209, 216 Wilcox, Sarah V., 817 Wilde (Wild), Eda C., 1204, 1219; Henry, 1219; Michael B., 1523; Leita M., 534, 555; Lewis, 555; Louis, 534; Lucia C., 1523 Wilder, Alice M„ 1403, 1427; Ar¬ thur D., 1403; Erva M., 1403; Frances N., 1403; Iola G., 1403; John, 1403; Karl D., 1403; Lilly G., 1361, 1403; Louisa, 394; Marvin E., 1403; Rhoda B., 1403; Thomas J., 1361, 1403 Wildrick, David, 216; Harold A., 207, 216; Marian R., 207, 216; Virginia M., 216 Wile, Ada S., 1566; Allen, 1566; Amanda, 362, 379; Annie K.; 1565, 1566; Bertha E., 1569; Catharine, 919, 921; Charles K., 1566, 1568; Clarence A., 1569; Eldie E., 1569; Emma, 1566, 1568; Emma M., 1566, 1568; Irl, 1566; John J., 791; Joseph S., 355, 362; Laurel E., 1569; Lizzie H., 641; Malar- etta, 1566; Martha M., 1569; Mary R., 1568; Neola E., 1568, 1570; Oliver, 1566; Samuel, 921, 1565, 1566; Sarah. 901; Sarah B., 355, 362; Thurman E., 1568; Urias B., 641; Vernon O., 1568; Vida E., 1569 Wiles, Annie A., 791, 840; John J., 840 Wiley, A. D., 101; J. Nelson, 1422; Margaret G., 1389, 1422; Sarah E., 1422; Sarah L., 101 Wilgus, Edith S., 648, 658; Frank S., 658; William E., 648, 658 Wilke, Ada H., 709, 751, 752; Doro¬ thy E., 751; Ferdinand, 751; 1744 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Paul H., 751; William H., 709, 751 Wilkenson — see Wilkinson Wilkey, Mary, 1414 Wilkin, A. M., 1516; Mary S., 1516 Wilking, A. N., 1506, 1516; Mar¬ garet B., 1506, 1516 Wilkins, Sallie A., 216 Wilkinson (Wilkenson), Alpha, 1441, 1454, 1455; Blanch L., 1366, 1405; Blanche, 1468, 1483; Elizabeth W., 1444; Elva G., 1206, 1221; Israel, 1444; James E., 1206, 1221; Jemima, 1441, 1442, 1444, 1445-1451, 1455; Jeptha, 1454, 1455; Jeremiah, 1444, 1455; Joseph, 1405; Lester, 1366, 1405; Lucy, 1454; Nellie K., 1405; William, 1483; Zimri, 1221 Will, Alma, 540; Angeline, 577; Eli R., 501, 529; Elizabeth H., 691; Ellen, 577; Ephraim, 577; Frank, 577; Helen M., 529; James, 529; Joel, 577; Jonas, 691; Kathryn, 577; Kathryn M., 569, 577; Mary J., 501, 529; Peter, 569, 577; Polly, 577; Sarah, 577 Willard, Charles L., 1538, 1550; Daniel H., 1543; DeForest, 1528, 1543, 1544; DeForest P., 33, 1543; Elizabeth M., 1528, 1543; Esther, 521, 1078; Frank¬ lin P., 1493; Marcus B., 1550; Margaret E., 1538, 1550; Marie L., 1550; Shearer, 1550 Willauer (Willouer), 1071 Caroline, 430; Catharine, 430; Charles, 422, 430; Emeline, 430; Fayette, 422; John, 422; Mary A., 430; Mary K., 486, 509; Nathan, 430; Nathaniel, 1123; Polly G., 419, 422; Sallie, 1081, 1123; Susan, 430; Wil¬ loughby, 509 Willers, Laila E., 244, 260 Williams, 67 Adaline R., 1044, 1092; Adda A., 574, 588; Alberta, 364, 384; Anna, 806; Bertha, 1092; Ber¬ tha C., 1361, 1404; Blanche E., 1408, 1428; C. A., 1361, 1404; Carolina, 1322; Caroline, 1064, 1356; Carolyn, 896, 904; Catharine S., 435, 451 ; Charles, 1044; David, 574, 588, 1495; David G., 1272, 1278; David R., 1278; Douglas, 379; Edgar, 1092; Edith, 1137, 1092; Eliza, 272, 276; Elizabeth, 1092, 1318, 1322, 1356; Elizabeth D., 1352; Elizabeth F., 1514, 1530; Elizabeth H., 1018, 1044; Ella E., 115, 131; Elroy, 1428; Eugene, 588; Euphemia, 1064, 1110; Eva A., 384 Fanny, 131; Frances W., 423; Gladys, 25; Grace, 762, 818; Hannah, 275, 287, 1319, 1320, 1322; Hannah C., 1332, 1356; Hattie V., 754, 809; Horace IL, 327; Howard, 1064; Ida, 1064, 1110; Ida M., 1352; Ina, 361, 379; James, 131, 1044, 1092, 1404; James F., 1278; Jane, 1044, 1092; Jean S., 1063; Jennie P., 1092; Jennie S., 1028, 1063; John, 423, 1530; John E., 807, 838; John G., 1352; John M., 1408, 1428; John P., 327; Joseph, 1106; Joseph E., 329, 341; Kate, 1044, 1092; Kenneth A., 327; Lottie, 1064; Louis V., 451; Louisa, 162, 181; Louisa H., 1029, 1064; Lybia A., 1064, 1111 Mabel, 1064, 1111; Maggie M., 298, 327; Margaret, 463, 1064; Margaret M., 1063; Marietta, 845; Marion H., 329, 341; Mary, 588; Mary E., 327, 1352; Matthew D., 1330, 1352; Maud D., 1352; Milton, 1029, 1064; Miriam E., 1092, 1137; M. L., 818; Mordecai, 1244; Morris, 1028, 1063; Myra, 752, 807; Newton, 588; Philip B., 298, 327; Philip W., 327; Rachel, 1322; Rachel C., 1238, 1244; Rebecca B., 1330, 1352; Richard, 1063, 1449; Richard H., 1137; Robert, 809, 1442; Robert E., 1428; Rosa M., 327, 341; Rowland B., 1352; Ruth, 785, 838; Ruth P., 1272,1278; Sabina, 1132; Sadie M., 1058, 1106; Sallie, 1064; Samuel H., 1322; Sarah, 1480, 1495; Sarah C., 1500; Sarah D., 1092; Su¬ san, 1044, 1092; Thomas E., 1064; Walter, 1092; William, 1018, 1044, 1092, 1137; Willis, 1319, 1320, 1322, 1332, 1356 Williamson, AnnaM., 687 ; Bessie B., 206; Charles A., 1449; Clara B., 1519, 1536; Frank, 1519, 1536; John D., 905; Lottie, 1536; Marion E., 900, 905; Mary E., 1347, 1380; Mima, 1385, 1418; Nellie, 1536; Ruth, 1536; William, 687; William F., 1418 Willing, Anne, 1272 Willis, Charles J., 883; Charles M., 882, 883; Dorothy M., 882, 883; Edith A., 132, 140; Eliza¬ beth F., 883; Harry S., 116, 134; James, 141; James R., 134; James S., 134; Jennie C., 116, 134; Jennie D., 134; Martha E., 134; Nell, 140; Thomas, 141; Thomas H., 140; Warren T., 132, 140 Willistone, Caroline, 1540 Willouer — see Willauer Willoughby, Martha, 612 Willson — see Wilson Wilmot, Dudley, 1551; George W., 1540, 1551; James D., 1551, 1555; Louise, 1551; Marion S., 1551; Mary D., 1540, 1551; Mary G., 1551, 1555 Wilson (Willson), Ada, 873; Ada A., 1363; Albert, 507; Alice, 701, 732; Amber, 608, 623; Ann E., 842; Anna, 1306; Anna M., 1056, 1106; Annie M., 1356; Barbara, 803; Benjamin, 83, 463; Callie E., 586, 605; Calvin H., 1297, 1306; Cecilia (Celia), 1072, 1073; Charles, 486, 507, 873; Charles F., 459; Christine, 454, 463; Claudia, 310, 333; Daniel T., 1356; Doren W., 820; Edna H., 1103, 1142; Edward B., 606, 1142; Elizabeth, 1508, 1519; Ella, 319; Elva C., 586, 606; Emma C., 1091, 1136; Florence, 1306, 1309, 1404; Fontaine B., 140; Frank, 765, 820, 1306; George T., 803; George W., 1306; Greta K., 1058; Guy B., 132, 140; Harriet, 873; Henry W., 869, 873; Jabez, 1397; James, 820; Jane, 678, 1409; J. Frank, 140; John, 1136; Johnson, 623; Kate, 1037; Laura, 507, 537; Lola L., 765, 820; Lucy A., 132, 140; Martha, 747, 803, 873; Martha E., 1355, 1397; Mary, 332; Minnie S., 448, 459; Ray¬ mond, 777; Rebecca H., 869, 873; Russell S., 1142; Ruth II., 777; Samuel, 873; Sarah J., 1297, 1306; Seveir, 605; Thom¬ as, 344; William A., 1103, 1142; Woodrow, 1102 Wiltsee, Joseph, 1223; Mabel L., 1219, 1223; Margaret A., 1223; Marvin S., 1219, 1223 Wilvert Asa G., 510, 542; Dorothy, 542; George, 542; Kate B., 510, 542; Kathryn, 542; Lillian, 542; Ruth, 542 Windnagle, Ida M., 1476, 1491; Francis M., 1491 Windom, Jane D., 1524, 1539; Mar¬ garet, 1539; Paul R., 1539; William D., 1524, 1539; Wil¬ liam H., 1539 Wine, Margaret, 1112 Winer — see Wiegner Wines, Elizabeth, 999 Wing, Effie L., 590, 609 Winger, Amanda, 577; Eliza M., 569, 577; Ella, 577; John, 569, 577; Theresa 577 Wingert, (Wingerd, Wingard), Eva E., 750; Mary, 810; Phoebe, 331; Winfield H., 750 Wink, Minnie B., 1219 Winkelspecht, John, 541; Joseph¬ ine, 509, 541 Winkler, Barbara, 844; Esther S., 570; William, 570 Winn, Margaret, 666, 671 Winner, Mary C., 998 Winston, Bettie T., 116 Wint, Angie V., 437; Harvey, 437; Lovina, 171 Winter, Angus M., 244, 261; Anne, 261; Hugh, 1046; Mabel F., 244, 261; Minerva, 1046; Wil¬ liam, 261 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1745 Wintermuth, 66 Winters, Kate, 1409 Wintersteen, Mazie, 980, 991 Winterstein, Catharine H., 1014, 1030; George W., 1014, 1030; Harry H., 1030; Mary, 1268 Wireback, Lizzie, 1142 Wirsa, 12 Wise- — see Weiss Wisler (Wissler), Abraham, 1333, 1357; Adelaide S., 1219; Alice H., 1102; Amelia H., 1053, 1102; Anna C., 1333, 1357; Araminta, 1357; Benjamin, 829; Beverley F., 1426; B. Frank, 829; Blanche, 193; Catharine, 233, 238; Cecil Z., 1399, 1426; Christian, 1086; Christopher F., 772, 829; Cor¬ nelius, 1333, 1357; Cynthia L., 1333, 1357; Della V., 1357, 1399; Dorothy A., 1399; Earlend, 1357, 1399; Edwin H., 1053, 1102; Effie M., 1357, 1399; Elizabeth A., 1333, 1357; Elizabeth D., 1086; Elvie B,. 193; Emery E., 1357, 1399; Emma E., 772, 829; Flora R., 367, 392; Hazel G., 1399, 1426; Jacob, 238; Jacob B., 392; Jacob D., 1219; J. Clark, 1357; Jeremiah H., 173, 193; John, 193, 1324, 1333; John W., 1357, 1398; Jonathan, 1102, 1333; Jonathan H., 1357, 1399; Les¬ ter E., 1399; Lizzie L., 1357; Lorin, 1357, 1399; Louisa H., 1333; Lucile, 1399; Mabel L., 1219, 1223; Margaret J., 1357, 1399; Margaret S., 1219; Mary C., 1357; Melissa J., 1357, 1398; Minerva, 1357, 1398; Minnie S., 1357, 1399; Myron J. , 1399; Nancy B., 1324, 1333; Nicodemus, 1333, 1357; Noah, 902, 1357; Olive W., 1357, 1399; Paul D., 1399; Ralph, 1357, 1399; Russell D., 1219; Ruth A., 1219; Saloma G., 1357; S. Elizabeth, 829; Sophia C., 1333, 1357; Sophia G., 1082, 1125, 1204, 1219; Stella R. , 895, 902; Sylvia K., 173, 193; Verna M., 193; William, 1125; William A., 1204, 1219; Zacheus, 1333, 1357; Zuella B., 1357, 1398 Wismer, Amanda B., 1373, 1407; Amos S., 297, 325; Anna Y., 498, 526; Barbara, 391; Chris¬ tian, 300; Clarence, 526; Cur¬ tis W., 325; David, 365; Eliza¬ beth, 109; Ella C., 297, 325; Fay M., 1427; Hannah K., 1407, 1427; Harry, 526; Irwin K, 1407, 1427; Isabel H., 1427; Iva, 526; Jacob H., 406; Jacob S. , 498, 526; Joel, 526; John, 1407; John B., 1373, 1407; Lydia D., 1384; Mary, 526; Mary A., 281, 300; Mary E., 266; Mary J., 1277; Minnie B., 1407, 1427; Nellie M., 1407, 1427; Sarah, 383; Susan, 547; Warren K, 1407, 1427; Wil- helmina K., 382, 406 Wissler — see Wisler Wister (Wistar), Amanda, 699; Anna, 699; Barbara H., 687, 689, 690; Caspar, 60, 64-66, 70, 71, 228, 344, 860, 908, 941, 1048, 1181, 1312; Catherine, 344; Charles, 699; Clara, 699; Eliza, 699; Elizabeth D., 690, 699; Elizabeth L., 689; Ella, 699; Emma, 699; George, 687, 689, 699; George W., 689, 699; Isabella, 689, 699; Jennie, 699; John, 690, 699; Joseph, 699; Julia, 690, 699; Lizzie, 699; Maggie, 699; Marsh, 699; Mary, 699, 725; Mary A., 689, 699; Peter, 689, 699; Susan, 699; William, 690, 699 Wistler, Charles, 1042; Emma L., 1042 Wiswell, Rose C., 217 Witemeyer, Grace M., 464; Hettie E., 456, 464; James, 456, 464; William, 464 Witham, Amy S., 984, 994; Clayton E., 994; Dorothy, 994; Philip H., 994; Robert E., 994; Robert W., 994; William E., 984, 994 Withers, Catharine C., 716, 772; Catherine, 772; George, 772; Witinmyer, Elizabeth F., 715 Witman, Christopher, 968 Witmer, 310 Saraphien, 200 Witt, Elisabeth, 113 Wittenberg, 8, 9, 36 Witthuhn, Ella K., 174, 194; Franz A., 174, 194; Paul E., 194; Ray, 194; Richard G., 194 Wittich, Anna M., 1408 Witwen, Aaron T., 378; Charles E., 378; Emma S., 378; George, 378; John P., 361, 378; Lavina, 378, 403; Alary C., 378; Susan L., 361, 378 Witwer, Ella AL, 551 Wohl, Mary, 371, 396; Alichael, 396, 406; Nettie H., 383, 406 Wohlback, Elizabeth, 1507; Eliza¬ beth O., 1517; Sarah, 433,449; William H., 449 Wohnsitler — see Wonsetler Wolcott, Rose B., 714, 766 Wolf (Wolfe), 466, 467, 1512 Adaline, 771, Albert, F., 177; Alice A., 161, 177; Allen, 192, 212; Andrew, 514; Annie D., 716, 771; Arthur L„ 1400; Bertha B., 1400, 1427; Blanche N., 494, 519; Caroline K., 160, 176; Carolyn W., 896, 904; Carrie M., 783; Catharine H., 694, 716; Catharine Y., 467, 468; Catherine, 820; Charles A., 494; Charles F., 173, 193; Charles W., 177, 201; Chris¬ tina M., 160; Clara A., 192, 212; Clarence A., 1400, 1427; Claude A., 896, 904; Conrad, 467, 468; Corah D., 771, 826 Daniel, 1400; Daniel K., 161, 177; David K., 160; Dorothy B., 387 ; Edwin, 212; Edwin K., 161, 173, 176, 193; Elizabeth C., 1358, 1400; Elizabeth K., 154, 160, 365, 387; Elizabeth Y., 477, 494; Elmira K., 161; Elsie I., 177, 201; Emeline K., 160, 176; Emma B., 161, 173, 176, 193; Emma K., 904; Emma S., 890, 896; Emma Y., 489, 514; Ertie E., 1400; Ethel M., 200; Eva E., 177, 201; Evelyn W., 1400, 1427 Fannie B., 262; Florence A., 177, 201; Frank C., 477, 494; Frank W., 494, 519; Franklin W., 177, 201; Frederick M., 494; George, 476, 488; George F., 494; George K., 160; George T., 177; George W., 177, 200; Hannah, 688, 694; Harman A., 489, 514; Harvey, 771; Helen L., 201; Hellena W., 1459, 1474; Henry, 694, 716, 771; Henry W., 160; Horace K., 161, 177; Howard M., 1400, 1426 Ida, 1137; Ida H., 110; Jacob, 160, 419, 828; James E., 1459, 1474; James H., 896, 904; Jasper A., 1400, 1427; Joel, 154, 160; Joel K., 161; John, 387; Jonathan K., 161; Joshua, 488; Katherine, 1203; Leanna K., 161; LeRoy, 212; Lillian, 979; Lizzie B., 161, 177; Lola A., 896, 904; Lowndes, 904; Lydia P., 514 Alabel AL, 1400, 1426; Malinda, 771; Mamie B., 177, 201; Mamie E., 177, 201; Alargaret S., 1400, 1426; Maria G., 476, 488; Marian, 771; Mary, 829; Mary E., 161; Alary J., 766; Mary O., 514; Mott L., 896; Oswin K., 161; Paul E., 212; Phoebe A., 772, 828; Raymond, 387; Robert, 494; Ruby E., 514; Russell S., 896; Ruth M., 200, 494 519 Samuel, 716, 771, 890, 896, 904; Sarah, 771; Sarah E., 489, 514; Sarah J., 161, 177; Stella E., 177, 200; Susanna, 387; Su¬ sanna K., 160, 176; Wallace, 766; Walter, 783; Willard F., 519; William A., 1358, 1400; William H., 365, 387 Wolfarth, Nicholas, 63 Wolfenbiittel, 27 Wolfgang, Elsie, 758; Emeline AL, 711, 758; Henry, 711, 758; Lillie, 758; Miranda, 477, 491; Mitchell, 758; Morris, 758; Aloses, 491 Wolfgram, August, 762; Dorothea, 1383; Martha A., 713, 762 Wolfina, Emma D., 395 Wolfinger* Edwin, 497, 525; Elwood Y., 525; Franklin Y., 526; 1746 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Hannah Y., 497, 525; Reuben, 525; Reuben Y., 525; Sarah, 525; Sarah Y., 526; Walter Y., 525; Wilmer Y., 526 Wolford, Alice S., 1265, 1271; Anna F., 1271; Charles H., 1265, 1271; Dorothy, 297; Edwin Y., 1271; Hannah, 1081; Jonas, 1271 Wolle, Francis, 542; George T., 510, 542; Martha B., 510, 542; Ruth C., 542 Wolmer, Catharine, 302 Wolverton, S. P., 645 Womsher, David, 573; Sarah A., 573 Wonderlich, Arnold R., 1110; Ar¬ nold W., 1063, 1110; Catha¬ rine A., 1110; Emma L., 1063, 1110 Wonsetler (Wohnsitler, Wonsidler), Adam, 101 ; A. Jane, 108; Anna C., 101; Bertha B., 108, 122; Caroline, 697, 720; Cordelia, 697; Elaroo, 1087; Frank B., 108, 121, 122; Frederick J., 139; Garrett B., 108, 121; Henry B., 108, 121; Ida G., 108, 121; John 97, 101, 689, 697; John B., 108, 122; John C., 122; Jonathan, 101, 108; Kate, 108; Katherine It., 108, 121; Kitty A., 101; Louise M., 122, 139; Mabel H., 108, 121; Magdalena B., 101, 108; Maria H, 689, 697; Maria L., 101; Maria N., 122; Matilda, 101; Robert A., 122, 139; Roberta L;, 139; Sarah, 98, 108; Sarah S., 97, 101, 697; Sophia, 697, 720; William, 697 Wood, Agnes, 1495; Albert, 1125; Ann D., 1245; Anna K., 1552; 1555; Anna R., 252, 265; Annie L., 495, 521; Archibald, 1323; Caroline, 1486, 1498; Caroline K., 1238, 1245; Catharine C., 279, 296; Charles E., 1245; Charles J., 296; Charles S., 1245; Della, 375, 400; Eliza¬ beth, 296, 324, 1323; Elizabeth B., 1320, 1323; Ellsworth, 64; Emily S., 1556; F. M., 1473; Frederick R., 1552, 1555, 1556; George, 242; Harriet, 234, 242; Harry, 484; Henry W., 1471, 1487; Horace C., 1238, 1245; Isaac, 182; Jacob, 1320, 1323;, Jacob F., 474, 484; James W., 1556; Jane, 1323; J. Calvin, 279; Jesse, 132; Jessie, 116, 132; J. Nelson, 279, 296; Joseph, 296; Josephine W., 1473; Kate M., 182; Laura Z., 1137; Lillian M., 1471, 1487; Lizzie, 1082, 1125; Lydia C., 279; Lydia Y., 474, 484; Mabel, 296; Margaret, 1323, 1333; Mary, 545, 1323; Mullie H., 296; Rebecca A., 364, 384; Robert, 1323; Robert N., 1487; Robert W., 1487; Russell S., 1556; Ruth M., 1245; Susanna P., 1487; Thomas, 1323, 1498; Walter, 484; William, 484; William H., 384 Woodley, Alinda H., 316, 338; Em¬ ma D., 338; Harry, 316, 338; Joseph W., 338; Mary E., 338 Woodring, Caroline, 170; Clinton, 423; Daniel, 704, 738; Dolla, 738; Emma, 796; Emma H., 704, 738; Jeremiah, 423; Mary L. , 738, 794; Matilda M., 202; Newton, 423; Susan W., 419, 423; William, 1507 Woodrow, Clarence, 1524; Howard 1509, 1524; Louise D., 1509, 1524 Woods, Daisy L., 135, 141; Ellen, 748; Frank W., 135, 141; John P., 141; Louise W., 141; Ma¬ tilda, 1336; Rose, 1335, 1362; William, 1362 Woodside, Elizabeth, 506 Woodward, Elizabeth, 1385; Fran¬ cis C., 1528, 1544; Mary, 1350; Mary P., 1528, 1544; Rebecca, 1315, 1321 Woodworth, Elizabeth, 1465; Em¬ ma B., 793; Harry, 793; Louisa, 1205 Woody, Hugh, 1568; Nathan E., 1566, 1568; Rosa K., 1566, 1568; Stella, 1567-1569 Woolmington, Edgar T., 598, 620; Lillian K., 598, 620; Samuel, 620; Susan, 620 Woolridge, Catharine K., 1367; M. B., 1367 Wooters, Julia, 191 Worcester, 5, 23, 24, 26, 29, 32, 52, 53, 55, 58, 60-64, 66-68, 70 Worden, Deborah E., 1412 Worin, Christiana, 1437 Work, Ella, 488, 510 Workman, Catherine E., 160, 174; Martha, 828; Morgan, 174 Worman, George, 1034, 1071; George W., 1071; Lucy A., 1034, 1071; Warren, 1071 Worms, 28 Worrel, 1508 Worrilow, Edith, 644, 653; John F., 653 Worst, Clayton, 627; Eleanor M., 627; Ida B., 624, 627; LeRoy, 624, 627 Worth, Albert B., 1330, 1353; Al¬ berta, 1353, 1393; Alberta L., 1393; Davis R., 1353; Della R. 1353, 1393; Eleanor P., 1353; Elizabeth N., 1353, 1392; Greta A., 1392; Letitia J., 1330, 1353; Lillian M., 1353; Lydia L. 1353, 1392, 1393; Mabel B., 1353, 1392; William C., 1353; William O., 1393; William T., 1353, 1392 Worthington, Mary, 659; Mary E., 1350, 1386; Samuel, 1350, 1386, Woye, Margaret, 1093 Wrentz, Emma H., 287; Frederick, 287 Wressell, David, 371, 372; Lottie E., 358, 372; Lydia E., 358, 371 Wright, 113 Alice E., 622; Amanda H., 194, 214; Anne B., 1321, 1331; Annie E., 235, 244; Annie V., 1355, 1396; Archbald, 836; Benjamin, 1331; Catharine R., 737; Celia G., 574; David, 1396; Edna L., 787, 838; Edna N., 602, 622; Elizabeth, 1331; Elizabeth H., 1331; Elizabeth J. , 880; Elmira B., 1331; Enos R., 1331; Esther, 1363; Eva R., 879; Franklin L., 787, 837; Grace, 1385; Hamilton, 838; Harriet M., 1331; Harry, 781, 836; Helen M., 883; Iza M., 713, 763; Jacob, 289; James T., 874, 879, 880; Jane S., 874, 879; Jane T., 1331; J. O., 1334, 1359; John, 574, 1321, 1331; John B., 1331; John F., 622; John W., 214, 622; Joseph, 194, 214; Leonard M., 879, 883; Lewis C., 1331; Margaret G. , 838; Marshall, 838; Mar¬ tha, 132; Mary, 591, 1331; Mary C., 1334, 1359; Nora, 584, 604; Robert, 1331; Sara H. , 781, 836; Sarah, 276, 289; Sarah B., 1331, 1354; Thomas W., 244; Warren S., 1452; Wil¬ lard S., 838; William A., 737; William H., 602, 622; Zephira K, 879, 883 Wrightenour, Bertha, 752 Wunderlich, Jacob H., 1293; Mar¬ garet G., 1285, 1293 Wurster, Charles F., 1253; Edith, 454, 463; Elsie E., 1246, 1253; Philip, 463 Wurtz (Wurts), Arthur C., 323; Frank C., 323; Frederic C., 323; George C., 323; Jacob K., 295, 323; John, 323; John C., 323; Margaret, 1157, 1162; Margaret C., 323; Margaret V., 1112; Mary A., 295, 323; Mary C., 323; Naomi C., 323; Peter, 1162 Wycoff, Katharine K., 1046, 1095 Wyker, Arthur T., 722, 783; Bertha M., 783; Carl A., 783; Carrie A., 722, 783; Chester F., 783; Conrad S., 783; Florence A., 783; Helen E., 783; Mary E., 783; Saul E., 783; Victor R., 783; Walter L., 783; William F., 783 Wyld, Jane, 1396 Wylie, Alexander, 847; Elizabeth, 816, 847 Wyman, Edward L., 1482 Wyncoop (Wynkoop), Elmira, 1025; George C., 1030; S. Elizabeth, 1014, 1030 Wynn, Annie L., 1048, 1097; Mary R., 1097; Samuel, 1097; Thom¬ as G., 1048, 1097 X Xander, Hannah K., 1207, 1222; Peter T., 1222; William, 1207, 1222 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1747 Y Yarington, Annie, 1481, 1496 Yates, Clara T., 1275; Mary, 275, 287; Mary A., 143 Yathers, Charles, 1046 Yeager, Andora B., 1457, 1469; Anna M., 768, 822; Barbara S., 158, 169; Charles N., 424; Camilla L., 424; Edward, 420; Eleanor, 822; Elizabeth, 420; Elizabeth W., 419; Ella R., 1470, 1486; Emma K., 768, 822; George, 425; Grace C., 424; Harold, 822; Henrietta, 420, 425; Henry M., 424; James, 1042; Jennie, 425, 436; Jennie B., 424; John C., 420, 424; John H., 1470, 1486; Joseph, 419, 420, 424; Joshua, 420; Judson T., 768, 822; Katha¬ rine E., 424, 434 Lizzie J., 715, 768; Lovina, 420, 425; Malinda H., 1042; Martin L., 424; Mary, 420, 424, 1026; Mary H., 1532; Mary M., 420, 424, 435; Nathan, 420, 424; Norma Z., 424; Pauline, 424; Peter, 1469; Ralph H., 768, 822; Rebecca, 1017, 1042; Reuben, 1042; Ruth V., 822; Susanna, 420, 425; Theodore, 715, 768; Vera M., 768, 822; Wesley J., 158, 169; William, 169, 420, 425, 768; William L., 1532; William S., 1486 Yeagly, Elma, 1338 Yeahl, Henry, 720, 778; Ida M., 778, 834; Mary W., 720, 778; Myrtle W., 778, 834; Tilgh- man, 778 Yeakel (Yeakle, Yeagle, Jackel, Jakel, etc.), 58 Abigail. 472, 479, 1187, 1190; Abraham, 29, 36, 39-41, 43, 47, 52-55, 58, 59, 62, 69, 71- 73, 75, 76, 80, 83, 228, 270, 415, 466, 467, 470-473, 477, 479, 481, 863, 908, 940, 943, 1153, 1154, 1258, 1260, 1314, 1315, 1436, 1437, 1502, 1564, 1571, 1572; Abraham A., 950, 1261, 1264; Abraham M., 481, 49S, 527; Ada H., 526; Adaline T., 483, 502; Agnes, 351, 353, 476, 928, 929, 1260; Agnes G., 536; Agnes M., 514, 548; Al¬ bert E., 539; Alfred B., 1268, 1275; Alfred M., 1275; Alice, 492, 517; Alice A., 536, 556; Alice I., 525; Alice R., 489, 514; Alice S., 484, 503; Alice W., 506, 535; Allen, 489, 515, 1190, 1197; Allyn L., 501; Amanda, 481, 482, 498, 1261, 1262, 1265; Amanda A., 474, 483; Amanda B., 1261, 1262; Amanda H., 1261; Amanda S., 474, 482-484, 501, 1195, 1261, 1263; Amanda Y., 1262; Am¬ brose, 477, 485, 505, 1264, 1269; Amelia, 477, 482, 492, 501; Amelia A., 507, 536; Amelia C., 483, 501; Amos A., 482, 500; Amy M., 1261, 1262, 1266, 1271; Andrew (Andreas), 53, 469-472, 474; Andrew J., 536; Ann, 72; Anna, 37, 52, 71, 149, 270, 344, 351, 354, 467, 468, 470-473, 475, 479- 482, 485, 498, 504, 526, 886, 942, 947, 1186, 1187, 1190, 1258, 1260, 1334, 1558, 1572; Anna A., 498; Anna C., 483, 502; Anna E., 477, 491, 950, 1261, 1264; Anna G., 466, 468, 469; Anna J., 501, 529; Anna IV, 349, 1572; Anna M., 80, 466, 470, 473, 474, 481, 486, 491, 492, 497, 516, 517, 526, 567, 687, 1314, 1315, 1437, 1564, 1572; Anna R., 52, 229, 230, 1261, 1265, 1572; Anna W., 467, 470, 1126, 1237, 1268, 1275; Annie, 507; Annie H., 1264; Annie L., 490, 507, 536, 1156, 1161; Annie M., 498; Anthony, 470, 474, 476, 485; Archey H., 539; Archie, 486, 509; Arimenta V., 480; Arthur, 491; Arthur P., 537; Asher A., 483, 502; Asher C., 490, 515; Atwood, 1264, 1269; Aug¬ ustus, 471, 474, 1188 Balthasar (Baltis, Baltzer, Balsher, etc.), 17, 35, 36, 38, 41, 43, 45, 54, 56, 61, 65, 66, 70-73, 75, 76, 79, 82, 83, 85, 146, 270, 343, 344, 415, 466-471, 886, 908, 943, 944, 1152, 1177, 1178, 1180, 1186; Barbara, 29, 53, 82, 471, 473, 481, 684, 1187; Barbara E., 548; Barbara S., 471, 476, 1187; Barbara W., 466, 467; Belle L., 506, 535; Benjamin, 470, 473, 482; Ben¬ jamin F., 306, 492; Bertha, 526; Bertha, G.,. 1262, 1267; Bertha M., 506, 535; Bessie M., 505, 533; Beulah, 491, 505, 533; Blanche H., 500, 528; Blanche S. , 490, 515 Caddie A., 1264, 1269, Calvin, 505; Carl, 469, 472, 1572; Carl T. , 536; Carolina, 1261, 1265; Carolina S., 477, 490; Caroline, 477,483, 493, 502; Caroline B., 1264, 1270; Caroline H., 1261, 1264; Caroline R., 492, 517; Caroline S., 472, 479, 483, 489, 502, 515, 1190, 1197, 1201; Carrie B., 508, 539; Carrie M., 497, 525; C. Arthur, 1268; Cas¬ par, 36, 52, 72, 466-470, 1258; Catharine, 53, 351, 354, 467, 468, 470, 471, 475, 480, 481, 485, 486, 497, 499, 505, 507, 1281, 1282; Catharine A., 483; Catharine M., 473, 481; Catharine W., 472, 477; Cath¬ erine, 533; Catherine IV, 473, 480; Cecilia, G., 536; Charles, 72, 151, 478, 485, 490, 494, 506, 516, 1261, 1263; Charles A., 506, 535, 1261; Charles F., 490, 515; Charles H., 492, 506, 536, 556; Charles M., 494, 519; Charlotte, 52, 467, 471, 567, 570, 964, 968, 1261 ; Charlotte L. , 485, 506; Chester D., 516; Chester F., 516; Christian, 470, 473, 482; Christianna, 467; Christina, 52, 469, 471, 566, 1187-1189; Christopher (Christoph), 19, 29, 36, 42, 43, 51, 54, 55, 58, 59, 65, 69, 71- 73, 76, 81-85, 148,220,223-225, 345, 349, 466, 469-472, 476, 864, 866, 886, 943, 944, 1152, 1180, 1186, 1187, 1258-1260, 1262; Clara, 505; Clara F., 500, 528; Clara M., 493; Clarence, 526; Clarence F., 533; Clarence G. , 1269, 1277; Clarissa P., 485, 506; Claude H., 490; Clemans H. , 548; Cora A., 507, 536; Cora B., 508, 539; Cora J., 507, 537; Cora R., 526; Corwin J., 507, 537, 556 Daisy E., 514, 548; Daniel, 82, 469, 471, 473, 476, 477, 489- 491, 862, 1260-1262; Daniel A. , 483, 501; Daniel B., 482; Daniel D., 1262, 1266; Daniel F. , 549; Daniel H., 507, 536; Daniel S., 160, 474, 485; Daniel W., 1263, 1268; David, 36, 41, 43, 45, 52, 53, 72, 349, 351, 466, 467, 471, 474, 507, 536, 947, 1187, 1572; David C., 1267, 1274; David L., 515; David P., 536, 556; David S., 556; David W., 1261, 1262; Deborah, 472; Deborah E., 485, 506; Diana B., 489, 515; Dilly M., 525; Dora E., 537, 556; Dornelda M., 516; Doro¬ thy A., 519; Duane A., 548 Edith F., 529; Edna F., 536; Edna I., 536, 556; Edna L., 501; Edna M., 1269, 1277; Edward, 485, 486, 505, 506, 536; Edward G., 507, 536; Edward H., 500, 525, 528; Edward L., 528, 536; Edward M. , 473, 482; Edwin K, 489, 514; Effie W., 515; Elamina, 1261, 1265; Eleanor, 549; Eleanor F., 491, 492; Eleanor G. , 1269, 1276; Elenora S., 471, 474; Elias, 474, 485; Eliza¬ beth, 40, 467,469,470,472-474. 476, 477, 480-482, 485, 498, 505, 630, 631, 1268, 1276; Elizabeth A., 473, 483; Eliza¬ beth B., 473, 482; Elizabeth D., 486; Elizabeth E., 474, 485, 1269, 1277; Elizabeth H., 1261, 1263; Elizabeth L., 485, 506; Elizabeth M., 490, 515, 1269, 1276; Elizabeth S., 474, 483; Ella, 284, 306, 489, 514; Ella B. , 483, 502; Ella C., 500, 528; Ella J., 507, 537; Ellen, 477, 478, 494, 548; Ellen C., 1265, 1271; Ellen D., 483, 502, 1263, 1269; Ellen J., 500, 1263; Elmer, 505; Elmer A., 500, 528; Elmer C., 1269, 1276; Elmira, 483, 502; Elmira J., 505, 533; 1748 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Elsie, 502, 505; Elsie M., 501, 506, 515; Elsie V., 1268, 1275; Elsie W., 490, 515, 1268, 1276; Elvie C., 1268, 1276; Elvie E., 1263, 1268; Emanuel P., 493; Emeline, 152, 159, 486, 497, 1261; Emeline H., 482, 500; Emilia, 477; Emily, 536, 556, 1262, 1263, 1268, 1275; Emily R. , 556; Emma, 476, 478, 489- 491, 507, 514, 537; Emma B., 1262, 1266; Emma C., 1265, 1271; Emma D., 482, 500; Emma E., 477, 493, 1277; Em¬ ma J., 1263, 1268; Emma L., 490, 516, 1264, 1269; Emma P., 498, 527; Emma R., 482, 500; Emma S., 477, 490, 948, 952, 1200, 1263, 1268; Emma- line E., 477, 492; Ephraim, 1572; Erastus E., 507, 536; Erma E., 1268; Erwin H., 498, 526; Eslena, 483, 501; Estella A. , 490, 516; Estella L., 515, 549; Esther, 52, 53, 470, 887, 888, 1281, 1282; Esther L., 493, 516, 517, 550, 1212; Ethel S. , 1267, 1274; Eva M., 492, 517; Evangeline L., 514, 548; Evelyn S., 525 F. Leigh, 1267, 1274; Florence L., 5l5, 549; Florence M., 485, 504; Florence R., 494, 519; Frances E., 473, 482; Frank, 485, 505; Frank G., 505, 533; Frank J., 494; Frank S., 1264, 1270; Franklin, 484; Franklin B. , 1261; Friedericka W., 515, 549 Genevieve F., 507, 536; George (Georg), 36, 39, 41, 51, 52, 66, 70-73, 79, 82, 88, 344, 466-468, 471, 472, 474, 476, 486, 489, 886, 969, 971, 1152, 1153, 1260, 1261, 1263, 1434, 1437, 1558, 1572; George B., 492, 500; George D., 515, 549; George K., 1262, 1267; George L., 1267; George P., 485, 506; George R., 1262; George W., 491, 556; Georgianna K., 370, 394, 1267; Gertrude, 1263, 1264, 1269; Gertrude E., 519; Gertrude I., 528; Gertrude M., 549; Ger¬ trude U., 148, 1260, 1261; Gouldia E., 501, 529; Grace A., 491; Grace D.j 506; Grace E., 1275; Grace V., 516, 549 Hannah, 154, 161, 471, 476, 481, 484, 497, 498, 503, 525; Han¬ nah B., 472, 476, 490; Hannah E., 1277; Hannah K., 351, 471, 474, 947; Hans (Hansz), 36, 82, 83, 467, 1313, 1558; Hans Id., 41, 43, 59, 61, 67, 72, 73, 75-77, 466, 468, 908, 1002; Harold A., 527; Harold T., 537, 557; Harriet D., 1262, 1265, 1271; Harriet E., 1265; Harriet M., 1264; Harry A., 515, 536, 549; Harry B., 1265, 1271; Harry F., 506; Harry H., 497, 526; Harvey H., 498, 526; Harvey R., 497, 525; Hazel M., 506, 535; H. Cleora, 490, 515; Helen A., 526; Helen F., 501, 549; Helen L., 514; Helena, 471, 485, 515; Helena F., 492; Henrietta, 475; Hen¬ rietta D., 425; Henry, 473, 474, 477, 478, 481, 486, 489, 497, 499, 509, 536, 1154; Henry L., 515; Herbert F., 500, 528, 536; Herman, 526; Hester B., 472, 478; Hiram, 473, 483; Homer D. , 515; Horace, 1263, 1269; Horace L., 490, 515; Howard, 484; Howard F., 493, 517, 1212; Huston, 1263 Ida C., 485, 505, 537; Ida E., 500; Ida I., 484, 503; Ida M., 490; Ina O., 514, 548; Inez H., 498, 527; Irene A., 501; Irene M., 515, 549; Irvin C., 477, 491; Irvin S., 491; Irwin, 499; Isaac, 52, 53, 59, 467, 470, 471, 968, 1260, 1262, 1281; Isaac B., 29, 159, 476, 490; Isaac S., 474, 484, 1195; Isaac W., 477, 491; Iva M., 526; Ivan E., 535; Ivy V., 491 Jacob, 52, 59, 72, 148, 151, 466, 469-471, 473, 474, 477, 478, 480-482, 499, 888, 964, 1260, 1261, 1263, 1268, 1572, 1573; Jacob S., 474, 484, 536, 1260, 1261; James, 505, 1263; James A., 514, 548; Jammin, 476; Jane E., 486, 506; Jane G., 507, 536; Janet M., 494, 519; Jared, 476; Jeanette, 1275; Jefferson, 489, 514; Jen¬ nie A., 481, 499; Jennie E., 484, 504; Jennie S., 501, 529; Jere¬ miah (Jeremias), 36, 54, 73, 82, 148, 351, 466-468, 470, 471, 473, 485, 506, 1226; Jesse, 472, 478, 515, 947; J. Friend, 526; J. Morris, 1264; Joel, 354, 472, 477, 493; Johann G., 344; John (Hans, Johannes), 29, 51, 54, 56, 61, 69, 71-73, 353, 470, 471, 473-477, 481, 486, 489, 492, 497, 514, 525, 887, 1226, 1261- 1264, 1269, 1274; John A., 1265, 1271; John B., 492, 500; John D., 514, 515; John J., 490, 515; John K., 480; John L., 1262, 1267; John P., 1268; John R., 508; John W., 485; Jonas, 472, 474, 477, 485, 492; Joseph, 82, 351, 470, 472-474, 477, 482, 486, 1261, 1263; Joseph B., 482; Joseph C., 539; Joseph H., 1237, 1268, 1275; Joseph L., 498, 527; Joseph Z., 486, 507; Josephine N., 473, 482; Josephus, 1262, 1265, 1266; Joshua, 1573; Julia A., 477, 492; Julia S., 478, 494; Julia W., 1264, 1269; Juliann, 467 Kate, 473, 482; Kate E., 482; Kate G., 490, 515; Katherine E. , 491; Katie A., 498, 527; Katie M., 508, 538; Latta M., 494; Laura, 1269, 1277; Laura A. , 483, 515, 549; Laura J., 443, 458, 484, 507; Leah, 151, 157, 476, 1261, 1263; Leah E., 473, 482; Leanna S., 474, 484; Lena, 473; Lentz R., 1274; Leon, 515, 549; Leon D., 556; Lester S., 535; Levi, 485, 486, 508, 1263; Levi G., 483, 502, 1201; Levi M., 474, 483; Le¬ vina D., 486: Lewis L., 498; Lilie J., 491; Lillian, 533; Lillian C., 1271, 1277; Lillian G. , 1265, 1271; Lillian L., 489, 502, 514; Lillie L., 502; Lillie M., 1269, 1276; Lizzie M., 515, 549; Lizzie S., 482, 499; Lloyd H. , 515; Lloyd S., 527; Lottie S., 484, 504; Louisa, 497, 526; Louisa C., 486, 509; Louise J., 519; Louise L., 1262, 1267; Louise O., 549; Lucinda B., 486, 507; Lucy, 486, 509; Lucy B. , 1268, 1275; Lulu G., 1267, 1274; Lydia, 52, 349, 351, 471, 472, 474, 476, 484, 1187, 1188, 1260; Lydia A., 1260, 1261, 1283; Lydia B., 888, 1260, 1261; Lydia E., 482, 500; Lydia K, 148, 351, 353, 470, 473, 474, 476, 486, 488; Lydia S., 476, 489, 969, 971 Mabel G., 1277; Mabel L., 506, 535; Mabel R., 489, 514; Mag¬ dalena, 469, 470, 473, 475, 480; Magdalena E., 1264; Magda¬ lena R., 1270; Margaret, 481, 486, 507; Margaret C., 549; Margaret E., 486, 509; Mar¬ garet G., 126S; Margaret M., 473, 481; Margaret Q., 516, 550; Margaret R., 527; Mar¬ garet V., 482, 500; Maria, 37- 39, 41, 43, 52, 53, 73, 88, 225, 344, 468, 470, 471, 474, 483, 489, 513, 886, 908, 918, 940, 1153, 1154, 1186, 1187, 1258, 1260, 1313, 1558, 1564, 1572; Maria D., 471, 476; Maria E., 477, 493; Maria K., 151, 474, 476, 486, 490, 1572, 1573; Maria S., 470, 472, 473, 478, 947, 1258; Maria W., 159, 415, 466, 467; Marie E., 533; Mari¬ etta, 1262; Marietta- E., 1266, 1272; Marion A., 536; Mark D., 493; Martha, 499; Martha E., 484, 503; Martha I., 507, 536; Martha S., 556; Mary, 148, 150, 223, 473, 477, 478, 480, 481, 485, 490, 493, 494, 497, 498, 505, 887, 1261, 1262; Mary A., 472, 477, 481, 484, 486, 491, 494, 499, 508, 519, 950, 955, 1263, 1269; MaryC., 526, 1270; Mary E., 482, 497, 501, 524, 1263, 1265, 1266, 1268, 1271, 1272, 1276; Mary F., 471, 474, 483, 502; Mary H., 1261, 1263; Mary J., 483, 486, 501, 507, 508, 519, 529, 536, 540; Mary Iv., 498, 526; Mary L., 485, 506, 538, 1192, 1199; Mary M., Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1749 500, 526; Mary 0., 509; Mary R., 478, 494, 867, 871, 1260- 1262; Mary S., 470, 473, 506, 1262, 1266, 1267, 1274; Mary T., 1268, 1275; Mary V., 484, 503, 1059, 1107, 1269; Mary W., 1261, 1263; Mathias L., 537; Matias, 36; Matilda, 474, 478, 484; Matilda D., 473, 482; Matthias (Matthiis, Matias), 36, 42, 43, 73, 684, 885, 886; Mattie M., 536; Maud, 536, 556, Maud L., 497, 506, 509, 525, 535; Maynard A., 514; M. Cecilia, 497; Melchior, 52, 73, 344, 468, 471, 537, 886, 964, 1313; Mildred A., 525; Mildred E., 537, 557; Mildred M., 536; Milton, 477, 490; Milton M., 497; Minnie E., 484, 508, 539; Miranda W., 477, 491; Miriam J., 514; M. Lula, 1262, 1267; Mollie B., 506, 535; Morris, 477, 492; Morris A., 500; Moses A., 491; Moses B., 492 Naomi, 491; Nathan, 485; Nelson L. , 498, 527; Nelson W., 527; Nettie L., 506, 535; Nimrod M. , 474, 483; Nirom J., 525; Noah, 481, 499; Norman, 526; Obadiah B., 478, 494; Olga C., 515, 549; Olga D., 549; Olive E., 1268; Oliver, 482; Oscar M., 536; Paul B., 539; Paul D., 529; Paul H., 528; Paul T., 533; Pearl E., 509; Pearl U., 485, 504; Percy E., 1268; Philip, 477 Rachel (Regina) S., 468, 471, 476, 964, 968, 1153, 1155, 1260; Ralph E., 536; Ralph W., 549; Raymond L., 498; Rebecca, 1188, 1260; Rebecca C., 477, 490; Rebecca H., 474, 485, 862; Rebecca P., 536, 556; Rebecca T., 477, 492; Regina, 37, 38, 43, 52, 73, 148, 150, 270, 344, 469, 470, 473, 886, 918, 940, 1186, 1258, 1313, 1558; Regina H., 1257, 1258; Regina J., 344; Regina K, 160, 175, 474, 485; Regina (Rachel) S., 468, 471, 476, 964, 968, 1153, 1155, 1260; Reuben, 472, 479, 1154; Richard A., 549; Rissie E., 506; Robert B., 1275; Robert L., 485; Robert J., 493; Robert M., 508, 539; Rosa, 479; Rosa E., 507, 537; Rosa M., 508, 538; Rosanna A., 491; Rose C., 527; Rosina, 37, 38, 43, 44, 52, 53, 73, 148, 151, 344, 466, 467, 469, 471, 475, 684, 886, 908, 964, 1006, 1152, 1180, 1186, 1187, 1189, 1230, 1235, 1313, 1572; Rosina (Rosanna) H., 270, 415, 466, 467, 470, 1180; Rosina S., 468, 471; Roy E., 526; Russell E., 556; Ruth A., 539; Ruth M., 516, 549 Sabina, 470, 1153, 1155; Sallie J., 490, 516; Sallie M., 1154; Salome, 52, 53, 349, 351, 466, 467, 471, 1281, 1283, 1572; Samuel, 59, 472, 474, 476, 485, 871, 919, 1188, 1258, 1260, 1261, 1264, 1270, 1283; Samuel A. , 491, 516; Samuel C., 482; Samuel G., 497, 525; Samuel K., 480, 489, 497, 514; Samuel M., 482; Samuel N., 484, 503; Samuel S., 473, 481; Sara, 481, 498; Sara K., 508; Sarah, 151, 158, 469,471, 474M77, 481, 483, 485, 486, 490, 499, 504, 506, 969, 970, 1187, 1189, 1260; Sarah A., 474, 481, 484, 486, 498, 507, 508; Sarah E., 485, 489, 506, 514, 1268, 1275; Sarah F., 482, 501; Sarah BL, 470, 472, 481, 497, 863; Sarah J., 478, 489, 527; Sarah K, 351, 354, 470, 472, 473, 477, 490; Sarah L., 476, 489, 1261, 1262; Sarah M., 470, 473, 486, 508; Sarah N., 151, 1261, 1263; Sarah R., 481, 497; Sarah S., 472, 479, 1154; Sarah Y., 472, 477; Sarah W., 1258, 1260, 1502; Sa villa M., 489, 514; Sevilla, 486, 507; Simon H., 482, 500; Solomon, 471, 474, 476, 483, 1153, 1155; Solomon B. , 482, 500; Solomon D., 500; Sophia, 474, 481, 485; Sophia M., 1262, 1265; Sophia R., 480, 497; Sophia S., 474, 484, 485, 1188; Stella M., 501, 529; Stella V., 500, 528; Stuart E., 494, 519; Susan, 467, 470, 486, 489, 508, 514, 1261; Susan L., 490, 515; Susan M., 474, 486, 508, 539, 1154; Susan S., 472, 477; Susan T., 474, 483; Su¬ sanna, 37, 38, 43, 44, 52, 53, 73, 146, 148, 228, 229, 270, 344, 348, 466-472, 474, 476, 477, 479, 481, 492, 497, 499, 860, 861, 863, 940, 968, 969, 971, 976, 1152, - 1154, 1226, 1227, 1258, 1260, 1434, 1558, 1572; Susanna A., 467, 47-0, 491, 1281 ; Susanna D., 919, 1260, 1261; Susanna E., 486, 507; Susanna F., 471, 474, 485; Susanna G., 471, 476; Susanna H., 466, 468, 471, 475; Susanna K., 146, 349, 468, 471, 1258, 1260; Susanna M., 473, 481, 500; Susanna N., 482; Susanna S., 466, 469-471, 473, 474, 964, 1187; Susanna W., 344, 468, 471, 1226, 1434; Sybil C. , 515 Theodore H., 556; Theresa A., 498, 527; Thomas, 474, 484, 486; Thomas A., 485; Thomas C., 1263, 1268; Thomas E., 506, 507, 535, 536; Titus M., 501, 529; Unam M., 486, 509; Uriah, 478; Uriah G., 482, 501; Ursula, 1180; Ursula R., 491; Verna, 536, 556; Verna A., 494, 519; Veronica A., 536; Viola, 527; Viola E., 497, 525; Viola M., 529 Wallace H., 1274; Walter, 1263; Walter A., 1268, 1269, 1276; Walter T., 1271, 1277; Warren 526; Warren H., 514, 548; Warren R., 1265; Warren S., 515, 549; Warren W., 501; Washington, 499; Wayne A., 548; Wayne E., 515; Welling¬ ton N., 482, 501; Wesley L., 482; Willard R., 514, 1267, 1274; Willard S., 1274; Wil¬ liam, 477, 478, 481, 485, 486, 493, 499, 505, 506, 509, 515, 549, 1261, 1263; William A., 59, 491, 508, 516, 538, 550, 568, 950, 1261, 1264, 1269; William B., 492; William C., 1271; William D., 1265; William E., 1271; William G., 536; Wil¬ liam H., 506, 508, 539; William K. , 477, 489, 490, 514, 1200; William M., 494, 516, 519, 1262, 1265; William N., 507; William R., 1270; William Z., 486, 507; Willie L., 1269; Wil¬ son L., 498, 527; Zimry, 486, 508 Yeaworth, Anna E., 491; Grace A., 492, 517; Irvin S., 492; Ivy V., 492; Katharine E., 492; Ursula R., 492 Yelles (Yellis), Aaron, 889, 894, 1195; Amiline, 889, 894; Anna, 889, 894; Benneville B., 899, 894; Charles, 888, 889; Cora L. , 894, 901; Ellen T., 894, 902; Emma D., 889, 894; Harry, 894, 901; Mary A., 889, 894; Mary B., 888, 889; Sarah J., 889, 894; Susan A., 889, 894, 1195 Yeoman, Annie E., 1483 Yerger, Ada, 388; Ada G., 840; Alverda A., 1243, 1253; Alvin, 956; Angelin D., 165; Annie D., 1163, 1171; Annie M., 1171; Catharine, 675; Catharine J., 1102; Catharine M., 1142; Clara, 1163, 1170; Clara T., 783; Daniel, 1099; David, 1051, 1099; Dessie M., 956; Edna K., 241; Ella M.. 951, 956; Elmer C., 956; Elvie C., 951, 955; Emma J., 1051, 1099; Ethel, 956, 960; Flora C., 285; Flora M., 951, 956; Frank, 1142; George E., 1102, 1142; George W., 1163, 1171; Harry, 1163, 1171; Harry F., 1171; Irwin S., 951, 956; Isabella, 951, 955; Isaiah, 951; Jacob, 910; Jesse, 943, 947, 951, 955, 956; John, 951, 955, 1157, 1163; Jonas, 1163; Jordan, 783; Kathryn L., 1099; Laura, 1198, 1209; LeRoy, 241; Lillie M. , 791, 840; Mary A., 951; Mary E., 1157, 1163; Mary K, 947, 951; Millie, 846; Morris, 951, 956; Nellie R., 956; Nevin R., 1245, 1253; Pearl I., 1171; Russell, 956; Ruth, 955; Samuel M., 840; Samuel S., 1750 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 285, 951, 956; Sarah A., 392; Sarah D., 909, 910; Selina S., 195, 951, 955; Stanley J., 791, 840; Susan B., 1163, 1171 Yergey, Beulah, 815; Harry S., 139; Maggie R., 758, 815; Reuben, 815; Reuben H., 758, 815; Stelletta W., 123, 139 Yerk, Eliza, 359, 374; Jonas, 374; Tillie, 1222 Yerkes, Hettie, 800; Johnson A., 450; Viola V., 434, 450 Yetter, Mary, 1335 Yhanke, Ernestine, 1308 Yingling, Charles R., 1252; Harry, 1242, 1252; Madeline R., 1252; Minnie L., 1242, 1252 Yocom (Yocum), Aaron M., 573, 587; Adda A., 574, 588; Albert, 574, 587; Albert K, 587; Al¬ bert R., 588, 607, 608; Amos K., 587, 607; Ann K, 568, 573; Anna B., 607; Anna M., 573; Annie, 587, 588; Annie H., 587; Annie S., 568, 573; Arthur, 587, 607; Augustus L., 587 Bessie P., 608; Caroline, 657; Carrie E., 607; Carrie S., 587, 607; Catharine W., 573, 587; C. Eleanor, 1414; Charles, 423, 573, 587, 816, 847; Charles A., 574, 847; Charles L., 607; Clara, 710; Clara G., 588, 608; Clara J., 574; Clara L., 587, 607; Clara M., 587, 606; Clara S., 588; Clarence A., 608; Cleta C., 1296, 1306; C. War¬ ren, 587, 607; Daniel, 566-568, 847; Daniel H., 573; Daniel L., 608; Daniel M., 568, 574; Doris L., 607; Dorothy M., 608 Earl S., 657; Eddie E., 574; Ed¬ win, 588; Edwin N., 587, 607; Eleanor, 573; Eli, 587, 607; Eli K, 574; Eliza R., 573; Ella C., 647, 657; Ella M., 587, 607; Ellen L., 573; Elmer L., 646, 654; Emeline, 573; Emily Y., 1268, 1275; Emma D., 573, 587; Emma J., 607; Evelyn L. , 607; F. Albert, 608; Flora, 587; Florence E., 587, 607; Florence G., 587, 607; F. Ralph, 607; Frances W., 423; Frank I., 587 George L., 587, 607; G. Gordon, 607; Grace A., 1306; Hannah, 568, 694, 712; Hannah A., 573; Hannah L., 573, 587; Harriet M. , 607; Harriet R., 573, 587; Harry A., 587; Harry E., 607; Harry O., 588; Harvey A., 607; Helen M., 607; Henry, 573, 587; Henry W., 1306; Herbert D., 1306; Howard G., 587, 588, 607; Howard L., 587; Ida M., 587, 607; Irene, 587, 606; Isaac, 568, 573; Isaac N., 588, 1381, 1414 Jacob K., 573, 587; James A., 657; James N., 1268, 1275; James R., 1275; Jane K., 573, 587; Jeremiah, 647, 657; Joan¬ na H., 568, 573; John, 290, 568, 573; John E., 573; John R., 607; Jonas, 657; J. Wilbur, 608; Kathleen J., 607; Kezia C., 573; Leonard G., 608; Lester IL, 608; Levi, 568, 573, 574, 587; Lillian M., 607; Lillie S., 1381, 1414; Lilly I., 587; Lizzie S., 574, 587; Louisiana M., 573; Lourana A., 573 Magdalena M., 566, 568; Margaret J., 607; Martha S., 607; Mary, 568, 573; Mary C., 588, 608; Mary E., 587, 607; Mary I., 573; Mary R., 646, 654, 816, 847; Mary V., 574; Mildred L., 607, 608; Miriam E., 608; Newton K., 574; Newton R., 1414; Otto C., 1414; Paul S., 657; Rachel, 567, 570; Ralph L. , 654; Raymond I., 608; Regina M., 566, 567; Robert F. , 607; Roscoe M., 608; Rose, 710 Sallie J., 568; Samantha I., 573; Samuel, 568, 573, 588, 654; Sarah, 568; Sarah E., 587; Sarah J., 573; Sophia, 568, 574; Stanley, 1296, 1306; Stanley A., 1306; Susan G., 290; Su¬ sanna, 568; Valeria L., 568, 574; William, 1228; William D., 588, 608; William K, 573; William M., 573, 608; W. Ron¬ ald, 608 Yoder, Alice II., 1132, 1148; Amanda, 1307; Andora, 484, 502; Andrew, 567, 592; Ann M. , 567, 592; Annie, 513, 546; Ashley, 1132; Barbara, 475; Benjamin A., 474, 483; Cath¬ arine S., 503; Charles Y., 484, 503; Christian, 566, 567, 577, 592, 803; Clarence, 1307; Cora A., 1301, 1307; Daniel, 484; David H., 815; Earl, 815; Elizabeth, 102, 110; Ellen H., 747, 803; Estella N., 503, 531; Florence T., 503, 530; Frank¬ lin Y., 484, 503 George, 483, 484; Hannah, 199, 835; Hannah A., 484; Harold, 815; Henry, 542; Howard, 747, 803; Isaac, 530, 531; Jacob, 110, 546; John, 702, 734; John S., 1307; Kathryn, 1307; Katie G. , 484, 503; Lawrence B., 759, 815; Luzetta M., 702, 734; Manoah, 484; Martha J., 510, 542; Mary, 241; Mary A., 484, 503; Meta A., 503; Minerva M., 759, 815 Naomi R., 531; Norman, 1307; Pierce R., 503; Rachel D., 566, 577, 592; Roman J., 503; Sarah, 734; Sarah Y., 474, 483; Verna A., 503; Veronica, 1342; William, 1307; William K, 1301, 1307; William T., 503, 531 Yohe (Yoh), Adam, 1532; Daniel, 979; Elizabeth, 1167; Ella, 108, 120; John, 1513; Maria H., 1505, 1513; Samuel, 1505, 1513; Sarah D., 979; Sarah T., 1515, 1532 Yohn, Elizabeth, 1078, 1079; Lydia, 448 Yorgey, Catharine, 693, 710; Em¬ ma, 1212; Josiah, 1291; Mary N., 745 York, Martha C., 568, 572; Thom¬ as, 94 Yost, 98 Anna C., 1344, 1375; Anna D., 1100; Anna M., 723; Dorothy R. , 1100; Earl R., 1051, 1100; Edna B., 1051, 1100; Edward S. , 387; Emma I., 1051; Estella M., 365, 387; Florence V., 537, 557; Frank F., 1100; Frank G., 1051, 1100; Harrison W., 557; Helen D., 306, 332; Helen M., 1051, 1100; Ida, 1058; Ira G., 1051 Jacob, 1382; James H., 1100; J. Lewis, 1021; John A., 332; John G., 495, 597; John R., 306, 332; Jonas L., 1051; Josephine, 1382; Mamie E., 1051; Mary, 480, 495; Mary A., 313; Mary Y., 1348, 1382; Michael R., 1375; Minerva J., 1080, 1120; Morris F., 1100; Naomi S., 579, 597; Sallie, 330; Sallie R., 1021, 1051; William O., 1080, 1120 Yotter, Jacob, 1129; Stella, 1087, 1129 Young, Andrew, 1232, 1573; Anna, 504; Annie, 678; Annie M., 1356; Arthur C., 1104; Balzer, 1337; Carrie, 1414; Catharine, 264; Catherine, 1005, 1012; Claude S., 104; Cora M., 839; Eclward G., 790; Edwin J., 801; Eleanor, 1472; Elizabeth, 1355; Elizabeth B., 1331, 1356; Eliza¬ beth R., 666, 669; Ella S., 195, 214; Ellen T., 1104, 1142; Emily C., 801; Emma J., 1573, 1576; Eva S., 814; Fannie M., 591, 611; Florence V., 1104; George A., 1142; George W., 1169; G. Harvey, 1080, 1121; G. Wallace, 1104 Hannah, 1572, 1573; Hannah E., 797; Harry R., 1054, 1104, 1142; Harvey, 801; Hattie I., 766, 822; Helen E., 115, 132; Helen H., 1130; Hiram, 214; Howard R., 1104; Ida, 263; Isaac, 206; Isaac K., 669; Isa¬ belle M., 1430; James, 822; James M., 1046; James P., 139; Jason, 1575; J. B. Packer, 733, 790; John H., 307, 745, 801, 1244; Kate, 429, 1162, 1169, 1337, 1366 Katharine, 706; Libbie, 205, 215; Lillian M., 1054, 1104; Lizzie R., 1046; Louise A., 1237, 1244; Lucy, 1087, 1129; Lydia, 1325, 1337 Madge, 1356; Mae R., 1104; Marie P., 733, 790; Martha, Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families 1751 1534; Martha H., 132; Martha K. 1080, 1121; Mary, 1399; Mary A., 745, 801, 1085; Mary E., 285, 307, 1104; Michael S., 1104; Mildred H., 1104; Nora S., 773; Paul S., 1142; Peter, 1121; Pomeroy, 115; 132; Ralph C., 1104; Raymond A., 801; Rebecca, 180, 206; Rebecca E., 121, 139; Rhoda C., 1573, 1575; Robert, 1085; Robert A., 1331, 1356; Robert L. , 1130; Rose, 1527; Samuel, 772; Samuel S., 1576; Sarah, 198; Sarah A., 790; Uriah, 132; Wilhelmina, 784; William, 611 Youngblud, Myrtle M., 1169; Ray¬ mond, 1169 Younger, Caspar, 1157; Louisa, 1154, 1157 Youngwith, Ella N., 670, 677; Re¬ becca A., 666, 670; Samuel, 670; William J., 666, 670 Yount, Anne, 586; David, 114, 130; Ida C., 114, 130; Jane, 1417 Younts, Ann E., 574; Cynthia E., 584; Jasper F., 584; Josephine M. , 584; Lewis A., 584; Mary K., 572, 584; Phoebe B., 584; Quincy A., 584; William H., 572, 584 Youren, Amelia, 1357, 1399; John P., 1399 Youse, Mary, 563; Sarah, 195 Yuelle, Anna K., 1142 Z Zacharias, Lucy A., 610; Rebecca K, 618 Zahne, Scabianus, 19 Zane, Dorothy K., 244, 261; Enos P., 261; Josephine, 1408, 1409; Marjorie C., 261; Nowland B., 244, 261 Zarger, Catharine, 113 Zauner, Lilie J., 491; Philip, 491 Zash, Lizzie M., 164 Zeborowski, Marie, 1208 Zechman, Mary E., 1577 Zeiger, Barbara, 816 Zeigler — see Ziegler Zeinert, Charlotte, 1044 Zeisloft, John, 1277; Minnie, 1271, 1277 Zeiswender, Edith P., 183; Myron, 183 Zeleski, John, 214; Joseph, 201, 214; Mary E., 201, 214; Regina H., 214 Zell, Margaret Z., 1537; Susan, 296; May C., 1535; Roy, 1535 Zellner, Anna M., 474, 486; Chris¬ tian, 486 Zepp, Emeline R., 1038, 1082; Franklin, 1009; Jacob, 1004, 1009; Jesse, 1082; Magdalena H., 1004, 1009; Rebecca, 326; Sophia W., 327, 1308 Zerfoos, Frederick, 1438 Zern, Ada S., 438, 452; Charles, 176, 199; Charles H., 199; Edward, 452; Edwin G., 452; Ella C., 176, 199; E. N., 438, 452; Esther, 1214; Gordon K. , 452; Grace P., 199; Henry F., 199; Robert A., 452; Susan M., 243; Wallace G., 243 Zetelmoyer (Zettlemoyer), Daisy W., 810, 844; Elizabeth, 750; Isaac, 844; Lidy, 1576; Robert, 810, 844 Zetty, Emma, 1127 Zideker, Katherine M., 575, 589 Zieber, Anna, 674; Annie, 642; Emeline, 356, 367; Hezekiah, 367 Ziegenfuse (Ziegenfuss), 1088 Daniel, 124; Dorothy M., 124; Emma R., 110, 124; Erma, 1132; Grace, 1132; Hannah M., 1222; Harold 0., 124; Harvey, 1089, 1132; Jennie H., 1089, 1132; Lewis, 1132; Lucy Ann, 641; Mary Y., 420; Matthias, 420; Oswin, 110, 124; Sarah, 970, 974 Ziegler (Zeigler), Abraham, 339, 702, 734; Abraham B., 339; Abraham L., 1300; Abram, 1036, 1078, 1300; Abram Z., 1289, 1300; Addy, 1010, 1023; Addy R. 438, 1055, 1104; Agnes, 1068; Alice M., 298, 327, 548; Amanda M., 791; Amanda R., 702, 734; Amelia, 1054, 1104; Andrew, 1229; Anna, 169, 188, 1054; Anna M., 432, 447, 791, 839, 1120, 1144; Annie A., 791, 840; Annie K., 1031, 1069; Annie R., 734, 791 Benjamin, 1031, 1068; Beula M., 839; Blanche M., 1105; Cather¬ ine, 402; Charles E., 198; Chris¬ tiana, 1031; Christianna C., 176, 198; Clara S., 1031, 1068; Clarence, 447; Clarence R., 298, 327; Daniel F., 1078, 1120; David, 1031, 1068; Deborah, 1038; Doris T., 318, 339; Edna A., 1120; Edna B., 747, 804; Elizabeth, 294, 1240; Elizabeth H., 1010, 1023; Ella, 1054, 1068, 1104; Ella M., 198, 393; Ella R., 410; Ella T., 1077; Elsie P., 839; Emma, 743, 1068; Emma A., 1078, 1120; Emma J., 238, 252, 734; Emma K., 1289, 1300; Emma L. , 791; Emma R., 705, 743; Ernest, 1300; Eva, 727 Fayetta, 1068; Florence, 410; Floy, 1300; Frank D., 393, 410; Fred L., 514, 548; Fred M., 176; Frederick M., 198; George, 548; George C., 1105; George H., 1023, 1054; George R., 1055; Harry, 705, 743; Harvey, 1054; Ina O., 514, 548; Irving E., 734; Isaac, 743, 1023; James H., 427, 1023, 1054; Jay W., 791, 840; J. Horace, 734, 791; John, 1031, 1069; John V., 327; Jonathan, 432, 447, 1068; Joseph, 1014, 1031 Kate, 1054, 1103; Kate A., 791, 840; Katie C., 560; Laura, 743; Lillie M., 791, 840; Lizzie, 1054, 1103; Lizzie M., 438, 1055, 1104; Louisa, 1054, 1104; Louisa M., 1023, 1054; Lucy, 1126; Luther, 1300; Lydia A., 839; Lydia IL, 734, 791; Mannassas, 447 ; Margaret, 1354; Maria, 1031, 1069; Marian, 1300; Martha, 743; Mary A., 1023, 1054; Mary E., 1031, 1068; Mary K, 1031, 1068; Mary L., 1105; Mary P., 198; Mary W., 903; Matilda F., 1036, 1078; Matilda S., 427, 1023, 1054; Melvin, 804 Nancy, 590; Naomi R., 1105; Nathan, 1031, 1032; 1068; Norman R., 410; Ola, 113, 128; Oscar, 1068; Paul, 1300; Paul R. , 410; Raymond, 327; Rob¬ ert M., 198; Russell, 1120; Sadie A., 791, 840; Sara A., 791; Sara E., 839; Sarah, 960, 1126; Sarah H., 1031, 1052, 1068; Sarah M., 1054, 1103; Sarah S., 1053; Sophia, 1031, 1069; Sophia B., 1031; Sophia N., 1014; Susan, 1069, 1300; Vallendigham, 198; Waldo E., 791, 839; Watson, 743; Wel¬ lington, 1068; Willard I., 548; William, 128; Wilson, 1068 Zieglersville, 63 Zilling, Elizabeth, 1204, 1383; Mary, 231, 234; Michael, 234 Zillkarst, Kathryn, 1143 Zimmer, Anna E., 448, 459; Charles L., 518; John, 459; Leona L., 493, 518 Zimmerman (Zimmermann), 1161 Abraham, 1293; Amanda, 359, 374; Anna, 706, 744; Anna M., 284, 305; Araminta, 1285, 1293; Carrie, 781, 836; Catha¬ rine, 287; Catharine E., 1131; Catherine, 242; Charles, 836; Clarence E., 393; Clarence IL, 367, 393; David, 105, 1229, 1230; Edna K, 367, 393; Elam S. , 823, 848; George, 393; Hannah, 871; Ida, 1098, 1139; Isaac, 374, 848; Jacob, 744, 779; J. M., 1022; Joshua M., 305; Julius, 1139; Mabel M., 823, 848; Margaret, 1082; Mary H., 1022; Mary J., 99, 104; Merrill K., 393; Nancy C., 99, 105; Susan, 720, 779; Viola S., 848 Zingraf, Edith V., 899, 905; Her¬ man, 905 Zinn, Alma W., 540; Andrew, 1367; Anna P., 1338, 1367; Daniel E., 508, 540; George D., 540; Harry F., 540; Joseph, 540; Margaret, 1367; Mary, 540; Mary J., 508, 540; Nellie F., 540; Philip, 1338, 1367; Robert, 1367; Sarah M., 540; William H., 540 Zinzendorf, Count Ludwig von, 12, 16, 17, 33, 45, 220, 349, 965, 1176, 1177 1752 Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Zipf, Alma, 212; Laurence, 212; Lewis, 192, 212; Lillie A., 192, 212; Verna, 212 Ziss, Annie, 561; Bernice, 561; Frank, 544, 561; Horace, 561; Maggie II., 544, 561 Zoller, Anna M., 52, 467, 470, 566, 567 Zollers, Raye K., 671; Walter, 671 Zollochoffer, Caroline V., 667, 672; David H., 672; Virginia, 672 Zook, Alpheus H., 1342, 1371; Edith M., 1371; Emory A., 1342; Helen M., 1372; Lottie G. , 1342, 1371; Mildred E., 1372; Rachel B., 1326, 1342; Ralph A., 1371; Rufus A., 1326, 1342; Shem, 1342; Walter H. , 1372 Zryd, Mary, 837 Zuck, 1339 Zulick, George B., 1061; Mary R 1028, 1061 Zuschnitt, Fredicha, 454 Zwald, Louise, 140; Melchior B., 140 Zweier, Adam, 978; Clara, 978; Daniel D., 971, 978; Medora S., 971, 978 Zweisig, Sarah A., 656 Princeton 1 1012 01251 ’