Does anyone know of Stuart Alwine married to Arlus Stonesfier, children Greg and Barbara? I met this lady in the library in Bethany Beach, Delaware last year (she lives about 1/4 mile from me) and her husband's cousin is married to an Alwine. Small world. Nancy

Hermanus Arnold and Catherine Allwein ----Philip Arnold and Rebecca R. hartman -------Franklin Moses Arnold and Sarah Mary Zweier ----------Andrew Joseph Arnold Anne M. Albert ---------------Albert J. Arnold, Sr., Ruth E. Felty-Arnold Headline: Ruth E. Arnold, 81, born in Lebanon Friday Publication Date: March 29, 1996 Source: Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA Page: B-3 Subjects: Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: Ruth E. Arnold, 81, of 476 E. Pershing Ave., Lebanon, died of natural causes Tuesday in the Hershey Medical Center, Hershey. She was the wife of Albert J. Arnold Sr. Born in Lebanon, she was the daughter of the late Harry D. and Mary E. Walmer Felty. She was a member of Salem Lutheran Church. Surviving in addition to her husband are two sons, Albert J. Jr. of Shelby Township, Mich., and James R. of East Petersburg; seven grandchildren. Also surviving are three great-grandchildren; and a sister, Hilda Werner of Lebanon. Headline: Ruth E. Arnold Publication Date: March 28, 1996 Source: The Evening News Harrisburg Page: B2 Subjects: OBITUARY Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: LEBANON Ruth E. Arnold, 81, of 476 E. Pershing Ave. died Tuesday in Hershey Medical Center. She was a member of Salem Lutheran Church. Surviving are her husband, Albert J. Arnold Sr.; two sons, Albert J. Jr. of Shelby Twp., Mich., and James R. of East Petersburg; a sister, Hilda Werner of Lebanon; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in Thompson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Visitation will be from 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday in the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to her church, Eighth and Willow streets, Lebanon 17046. SS# 198-14-7016 Lived at 17042 Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania B. Sept. 26, 1914 D. Mar. 26, 1996 Nancy

Hermanus Arnold and Catherine Allwein -----Philip Arnold and Rebecca R. Hartman ------Franklin Moses Arnold and sarah Mary Zweier --------Andrew Joseph Arnold and Anne M. Albert -----------Infant Arnold Lebanon Daily News Thursday Evening August 16, 1917 INFANT SON BURIED Burial of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Arnold, of 444 North Seventh street, was made this morning at ten o'clock in St. Mary's Catholic cemetery. There was no service. P. H. Thompson was the undertaker. Nancy

Thomas, Remember this obituary???? Adam, Thanks for this connection. I sent this obituary from the Lebanon Daily News, on May 30, 2000 to the Alwine web site. At that time you were not on the Alwine web site. Richard W. Arnold, 78, son of Paul E. and Emma Wagner Arnold His parents: Paul E. Arnold and Emma Wagner His parents: John P. Arnold and Mary A. AULENBACH (Adam, I have the last name for you) His parents: Peter Arnold and Margaret Rebecca Arentz His parents: Hermanus Arnold and Catherine Allwein Monday, May 29, 2000 Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Richard W. Arnold Richard W. "Shorty" Arnold, 78, of 145 N. Ninth St., Lebanon, died of natural causes Sunday, May 28, 2000, in Lebanon's Good Samaritan Hospital. Born in Lebanon on April 22, 1922, he was a son of the late Paul E. and Emma Wagner Arnold. He was retired from the former Steffy Shoe Co., Avon, and was a member of St. Mary's Church. He is survived by nephew Michael L. Arnold of Annville and nice Vicki A. Madenford of Annville and several other nieces and nephews; sisters-in-law Patricia J. Arnold of Lebanon and Phyllis Arnold of Elgin, Ill. He was preceded in death by brothers Louis F. Arnold and Theodora Arnold. The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Thompson Funeral Home, 126 S. Ninth St. Interment will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Fredericksburg. Viewing will be Wednesday at the funeral home for an hour preceding the service. SS# 186-14-2140 Res. 17046 Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania B. 22 Apr. 1922 D. 28 May 2000 Nancy

Thanks for forwarding this. Does anyone know who Peggy Zweier's husband is? -----Original Message----- From: Brian and Nancy [SMTP:nnebiker@ispchannel.com] Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 9:04 AM To: ALWINE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ALWINE] Marie Horner Zweier FRAN: Is Elizabeth Greene know as Betsy? and did Peggy Zweier/Arnold graduate in your class? Marie Zweier's SS# 180-38-1148 Born 28 May 1912 Died 23 May 1995 Husband's name I have is John Curtis Zweier, Sr. His parents: Herman Harry Joseph Zweier and Ella Mary "Ellen" Allwein --------------------------Isaac Mars Allwein and Fianna "Anna" B. Garrett/Gerhart ---------------------------------William Allwein and Mary Mars ---------------------------------------Philip Allwein and Barbara Frantz (1st wife) The Evening News - Harrisburg, Pennsylvania May 24, 1995 Wednesday LEBANON: Marie Horner Zweier, 82, of 4 Pershing Avenue, died Tuesday at home. She managed St. Gregory's Social Hall for 20 years and was active in operation of Zweier's Food Market from the death of her husband until retirement. She was a charter member of St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church and a member of Ladies of the Elks, Knights of Columbus Auxiliary, Friendship Fire Company, Verbena Club, Cedar Haven Volunteers and Good Samaritan Hospital Auxiliary. She was the widow of Curtis J. Zweier. Surviving are two sons, Thomas R. of Lebanon and John C. of Wallingford; five daughters, Nancy Marchi of Lebanon, Zonia Kline of Phoenixville, Mary Ella Morgan of Newark, Del., Elizabeth F. Greene of Atco, N. J., and Peggy Z. Arnold of Cape May Court House, N. J.; a brother, Richard Horner of Lebanon; a sister, Gertrude Blessing of Long Beach, Calif.; 13 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Memorial Mass will be celebrated at 10 A.M. Saturday in her church. Thompson Funeral Home, Lebanon, is handling arrangements. Memorial contributions may be made to Lebanon Catholic High School, 1400 Chestnut St., Lebanon 17042, or Our Lady of the Valley School, 740 Willow St., Lebanon 17042. Cuz-n Nancy

FRAN: Is Elizabeth Greene know as Betsy? and did Peggy Zweier/Arnold graduate in your class? Marie Zweier's SS# 180-38-1148 Born 28 May 1912 Died 23 May 1995 Husband's name I have is John Curtis Zweier, Sr. His parents: Herman Harry Joseph Zweier and Ella Mary "Ellen" Allwein --------------------------Isaac Mars Allwein and Fianna "Anna" B. Garrett/Gerhart ---------------------------------William Allwein and Mary Mars ---------------------------------------Philip Allwein and Barbara Frantz (1st wife) The Evening News - Harrisburg, Pennsylvania May 24, 1995 Wednesday LEBANON: Marie Horner Zweier, 82, of 4 Pershing Avenue, died Tuesday at home. She managed St. Gregory's Social Hall for 20 years and was active in operation of Zweier's Food Market from the death of her husband until retirement. She was a charter member of St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church and a member of Ladies of the Elks, Knights of Columbus Auxiliary, Friendship Fire Company, Verbena Club, Cedar Haven Volunteers and Good Samaritan Hospital Auxiliary. She was the widow of Curtis J. Zweier. Surviving are two sons, Thomas R. of Lebanon and John C. of Wallingford; five daughters, Nancy Marchi of Lebanon, Zonia Kline of Phoenixville, Mary Ella Morgan of Newark, Del., Elizabeth F. Greene of Atco, N. J., and Peggy Z. Arnold of Cape May Court House, N. J.; a brother, Richard Horner of Lebanon; a sister, Gertrude Blessing of Long Beach, Calif.; 13 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Memorial Mass will be celebrated at 10 A.M. Saturday in her church. Thompson Funeral Home, Lebanon, is handling arrangements. Memorial contributions may be made to Lebanon Catholic High School, 1400 Chestnut St., Lebanon 17042, or Our Lady of the Valley School, 740 Willow St., Lebanon 17042. Cuz-n Nancy

Attention: Patti Keefer and Joel Keefer, and cousins. I found Frank L. Cincel's birth date in a Social Security Disc Born Feb. 19, 1905 SS # 171-05-9513 Issued in Pennsylvania Wife: Catherine Elizabeth Allwein ------------Francis Aloysius Allwein --------------John "Henry" A. ALlwein -------------------Philip Allwein and (2nd wife) Elizabeth Eck Arentz Nancy

Search Terms: ALWINE (1) Database: Salt Lake Tribune (Utah) Obituaries, 1991-99 Combined Matches: 1 Headline: OBITUARIES Publication Date: October 23, 1993 Source: The Salt Lake Tribune Page: D8 Subjects: Region: Utah Obituary: MIDVALE -- Howard Hausknecht, a longtime Salt Lake Valley educator, died October 21, 1993 of natural causes at his home in Midvale, Utah at the age of 96 and one-half years. He was born May 15, 1897 in Pueblo, Colorado to Edward Hausknecht and Elise Alwine Krauer, the second of their four children. His family moved to Murray, Utah in 1902, where his father was the first, and chief, assayer at the Murray Smelter. Howard attended Arlington Elementary through grade eight and then attended Granite High, 1913-17. He was an outstanding athlete, playing on the basketball and baseball teams all four years there. Served in the U. S. Army 1917-1918 during World War I. In 1920-21 he attended Michigan State Automotive School, then returning to Murray to set up his own automotive repair shop. In 1922, the Murray School Superintendent C. E. Gaufin, asked Howard to "give high school teaching a try." He did, and for the next forty years, taught auto mechanics and machine shop techniques, becoming an extremely effective and outstanding teacher in both the Murray and Jordan School Districts. At Murray High School, he also served as a volunteer assistant basketball and baseball coach. From 1940 to 1962 he taught machine shop, welding and auto mechanics, as well as maintaining and directing school transportation at Bingham High School, from where he also retired. He recalled with pride that he taught as many as 60 students at the same time and attributed his success to good organization, where he appointed the students themselves as shop foreman, foreman, tool room foreman and janitors. He also stressed cleanliness, strict discipline, fairness, and practical knowledge of his subjects. In his classes, if machine shop equipment was broken, he or a student made the repairs, and never expected someone else to do "his job." He claimed "he could count on one hand" the number of hand tools that were lost or stolen from his Bingham High shop during the 22 years he taught there. Howard married Ruby Townsend, Murray, Utah on August 5, 1925. She died July 24, 1984. Since her death, he has maintained "her yard and flower gardens" as she left them, and seasonally picked bouquets of flowers to her memory. He is survived by his sons, Howard T. and wife, Betty Jean, Cottonwood in Salt Lake County; Stephen E. and wife, Lucy, Holladay, Utah; daughter, Jeanne and husband, Charles Engberson, Alpine, Utah; 13 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren, eight great-great-grandchildren; also, his brother, Edwin (Bebs), Oakland, California; sister, Elsie H. Petersen, West Valley City, Utah. Funeral services Monday, October 25, 1993, at 1 p.m. in the Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State, Midvale. Family will greet friends at the mortuary Sunday 6-8 p.m. and Monday one hour prior to services. Interment, Murray City Cemetery. Family suggests contributions to the Alumni Association at either Bingham or Murray High Schools, in his name, in care of Bingham High School, 2160 West 10400 So., So. Jordan, Utah 84095, or Murray High School 5440 So. State, Murray, Utah 84107. T 10/22 N 10/23 William L. "Bill" Matheson Nancy

Search Results Search Terms: ALWINE (1) Database: Salt Lake Tribune (Utah) Obituaries, 1991-99 Combined Matches: 1 Headline: OBITUARIES Publication Date: October 23, 1993 Source: The Salt Lake Tribune Page: D8 Subjects: Region: Utah Obituary: MIDVALE -- Howard Hausknecht, a longtime Salt Lake Valley educator, died October 21, 1993 of natural causes at his home in Midvale, Utah at the age of 96 and one-half years. He was born May 15, 1897 in Pueblo, Colorado to Edward Hausknecht and Elise Alwine Krauer, the second of their four children. His family moved to Murray, Utah in 1902, where his father was the first, and chief, assayer at the Murray Smelter. Howard attended Arlington Elementary through grade eight and then attended Granite High, 1913-17. He was an outstanding athlete, playing on the basketball and baseball teams all four years there. Served in the U. S. Army 1917-1918 during World War I. In 1920-21 he attended Michigan State Automotive School, then returning to Murray to set up his own automotive repair shop. In 1922, the Murray School Superintendent C. E. Gaufin, asked Howard to "give high school teaching a try." He did, and for the next forty years, taught auto mechanics and machine shop techniques, becoming an extremely effective and outstanding teacher in both the Murray and Jordan School Districts. At Murray High School, he also served as a volunteer assistant basketball and baseball coach. From 1940 to 1962 he taught machine shop, welding and auto mechanics, as well as maintaining and directing school transportation at Bingham High School, from where he also retired. He recalled with pride that he taught as many as 60 students at the same time and attributed his success to good organization, where he appointed the students themselves as shop foreman, foreman, tool room foreman and janitors. He also stressed cleanliness, strict discipline, fairness, and practical knowledge of his subjects. In his classes, if machine shop equipment was broken, he or a student made the repairs, and never expected someone else to do "his job." He claimed "he could count on one hand" the number of hand tools that were lost or stolen from his Bingham High shop during the 22 years he taught there. Howard married Ruby Townsend, Murray, Utah on August 5, 1925. She died July 24, 1984. Since her death, he has maintained "her yard and flower gardens" as she left them, and seasonally picked bouquets of flowers to her memory. He is survived by his sons, Howard T. and wife, Betty Jean, Cottonwood in Salt Lake County; Stephen E. and wife, Lucy, Holladay, Utah; daughter, Jeanne and husband, Charles Engberson, Alpine, Utah; 13 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren, eight great-great-grandchildren; also, his brother, Edwin (Bebs), Oakland, California; sister, Elsie H. Petersen, West Valley City, Utah. Funeral services Monday, October 25, 1993, at 1 p.m. in the Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State, Midvale. Family will greet friends at the mortuary Sunday 6-8 p.m. and Monday one hour prior to services. Interment, Murray City Cemetery. Family suggests contributions to the Alumni Association at either Bingham or Murray High Schools, in his name, in care of Bingham High School, 2160 West 10400 So., So. Jordan, Utah 84095, or Murray High School 5440 So. State, Murray, Utah 84107. T 10/22 N 10/23 William L. "Bill" Matheson --------------------------------------------------------------------------

Cheryl, This is what I have in the Jerome Allwein's Manuscript: 175-EDWARD, son of Michael and Sarah (Felty) Allwein (56) married Eliza Spangler of Pinetown, PA Children: Mary Nettie Norman Peter Michael Charles Henry Edward Allwein born Nov. 17, 1847 Wife Eliza born------ Jerome typed the name "Allwein". When I figuare out how to use my new scanner, I can show you what is typed on those sheets. Nancy

Database: York Daily Record (Pennsylvania) Obituaries, 1992-2000 Combined Matches: 27 Next Hits Headline: OBITUARIES David T. Lloyd Publication Date: November 07, 1992 Source: York Daily Record Page: 04 Subjects: Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: WELLSVILLE - Mark F. "Fred" Watson, 52, of 45 N. Winding Road, died at noon Friday at his home. He was the husband of Rosalie P. (Rider) Watson. The service will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Cocklin Funeral Home, 30 N. Chestnut St., Dillsburg. Burial will be in Rolling Green Memorial Park, Camp Hill. Viewing will be 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Mr. Watson was born in Hanover. He was the son of Florence (Wogaman) Watson of Abbottstown and the late Glenn Watson. He was employed at Alloy Rods, Hanover. He was a member of Family Life Church of God, New Oxford, the United Auto Workers Local 1968 and the Eagles Club of Gettysburg. He was a musician with the "Country Time Band." Mr. Watson also is survived by three sons, Robert Watson of Burbank, Calif., Duane Watson of Abbottstown, and Terry Watson of New Oxford; two daughters, Sharon Alwine of Hanover, and Cheryl Watson of New Windsor, Md.; a stepson, Robert Knisley of Fort Knox, Ky.; two stepdaughters, Kimberly McKonly of Dillsburg, and Christine Bodisch of Dover; seven grandchildren; two brothers, Kenneth Watson of Hanover, and Rick Watson of Abbottstown; and three sisters, Donna Millheim of Abbottstown, Leah Riggs of Sun City, Calif., and Debra Davis of Arizona. Officiating at the service will be the Rev. Larry Patrick. Memorial contributions may be made to the Visiting Nurse Association-Hospice, 218 E. Market St., York, 17403; or to Family Life Church of God, 233 Carlisle St., New Oxford, 17350. 11-06-92 Florence E. Zech Florence E. (Becker) Zech, 92, of Autumn House at Powder Mill Road, formerly of West York, died at 12:21 a.m. Friday at York Hospital, after a brief illness. She was the wife of George P. Zech, who died July 22, 1990. The service will be 2 p.m. Mon day at Union Lutheran Church, 408 W. Market St., York. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Viewing will be 1 to 2 p.m. Monday at the church. The Heffner Funeral Home of York Inc., 1701 W. Market St., York, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Zech was born in Roundtown, Manchester Township. She was the daughter of the late William C. and Amelia (Berkheimer) Becker. She had been employed as a weaver with Blue Bird Silk Manufacturing Co., retiring in 1962 after 20 years of service. She was a member of Union Lutheran Church, the Friendly Crusaders Sunday school class, the church's Bazaar Group, the American Association of Retired Persons and the Shiloh Homemakers Club. Mrs. Zech is survived by two sons, Glenn M. Zech of Alexandria, Va. and William A. Zech of Dover; three daughters, Doris E. Axe and Susan J. Reich, both of York, and Carolyn R. Goodling of Springfield, Va.; 12 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; and a great-great-granddaughter. Mrs. Zech was preceded in death by a son, Paul Jules Zech, who died in 1986. Officiating at the service will be her pastor, the Rev. Leonard E. Shertzer. Memorial contributions may be made to Union Lutheran Church, 408 W. Market St., York, 17404. 11-06-92 Estella R. Zinn Estella R. (Koicuba) Zinn, 80, of Springettsbury Township, died Friday at Manor Care Kingston Court. She was the wife of George W. Zinn. The service will be 2 p.m. Monday at the John W. Keffer Funeral Home Inc., 902 Mount Rose Ave., York. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Viewing will be 1 to 2 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Mrs. Zinn was born in York. She was the daughter of the late Michael and Anna (Necivka) Koicuba. She had been a weaver at York Narrow Fabrics Co. on Grantly Road for 16 years. Mrs. Zinn also is survived by a stepson, G. Nelson Zinn of Wellsville; five grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; a brother, William Koicuba of York; and a sister, Helen Noel of York. Officiating at the service will be the Rev. Reginald Russo, associate pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church. Memorial contributions may be made to the Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Thomasville RD 1, 17364. 11-06-92 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Headline: OBITUARIES George Almony Publication Date: April 02, 1993 Source: York Daily Record Page: 03 Subjects: Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: Charles E. Musselman Sr., 63, of Springettsbury Township, died at 10:05 p.m. Wednesday at his home. He was the husband of Helen D. (McMaster) Musselman. The service will be 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Wm. J. Workinger Funeral Home Inc., 849 E. Market St., York. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Viewing will be 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Monday at the funeral home. Mr. Musselman was born in Abbottstown. He was the son o f the late Edward E. and Sarah I. (Alwine) Musselman. He was employed for 18 years as a security guard at Tioga Silk Mill. He was a member of the Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist, of Fraternal Order of Police White Rose Lodge 15 and of Viking Athletic Association. Mr. Musselman also is survived by two sons, Charles E. Musselman Jr. and Cordell L. Musselman Sr., both of York; a daughter, Penny L. Musselman of York; and five grandchildren. Officiating at the service will be the Rev. Canon Kermit L. Lloyd, rector of the Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist. Memorial contributions may be made to the All Saints Fund of the Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist, 140 N. Beaver St., York, 17403; or to White Rose Hospice, 2870 Eastern Blvd., York, 17402. Betty L. Wagner -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Headline: OBITUARIES Jacquita P. Clark Publication Date: March 19, 1994 Source: York Daily Record Page: 04 Subjects: Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: WELLSVILLE Rosalie A. Watson, 50, of 45 N. Winding Road, Wellsville, died at 4 a.m. Friday at her home. She was the wife of the late Mark ""Fred" F. Watson. The service will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Cocklin Funeral Home, 30 N. Chestnut St., Dillsburg. Entombment will be in Chapel of Peace Mausoleum, Lower Allen Township. Viewing will be 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Mrs. Watson was born in Mechanicsburg. She was the daughter of the late Howard E. and Pearl J. (Hoffman) Rider. She was a retired packer from The Book of the Month Club in Mechanicsburg. She attended Harmony Grove Community Church and was a musician in the Country Time Band. Mrs. Watson is survived by a son, Robert A. Knisley of Wellsville; two daughters, Kimberly McKonly of Wellsville, and Christine Bodisch of Dover; three stepsons, Robert Watson of Burbank, Calif., Duane Watson of Abbottstown, and Terry Watson of New Oxford; two stepdaughters, Cheryl Watson of New Windsor, Md., and Sharon Alwine of Hanover; four grandchildren; and two brothers, James E. Rider Sr., of Newport, and Michael D. Rider of Elliottsburg. Officiating at the service will be the Rev. John E. Lehr, former pastor of Grace United Methodist Church in Wellsville. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice, P.O. Box 266, Enola 17025-0266. 03-18-94 John L. Wolff Jr. CIA retiree -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Headline: OBITUARIES James F. Anderson Publication Date: December 08, 1994 Source: York Daily Record Page: 50 Subjects: Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: YORK James O. Kauffman, 83, of Spring Garden Township, died at 9:15 p.m. Saturday at Colonial Manor Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center. He was the husband of Fannie (DeHoff) Kauffman. The service will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Everhart-Jackson-Heffner Funeral Home Inc., 1205 E. Market St., York. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Viewing will be 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Mr. Kauffman was born Aug. 14, 1911, in York. He was the son of the late Thomas and Elenor (Alwine) Kauffman. He retired in 1974 as a mold cutter after 39 years of service at Dentists Supply Co. He was a member of Emmanual United Church of Christ. A U.S. Army veteran of World War II, he had served with the infantry in Italy. He was a 50-year member of Free and Accepted Masons York Lodge 266, and belonged to Prince Athletic Association and the American Association of Retired Persons. Mr. Kauffman also is survived by a brother, Wilbur Kauffman of Reading; a sister, Eunice Billet of York; and nieces and nephews. Officiating at the service will be his pastor, the Rev. John A. Denlinger. Memorial contributions may be made to Emmanuel United Church of Christ, 813 E. Market St., York 17403 11-26-94 Charles A. Keech Precision Components Corp. retiree -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Headline: OBITUARIES James G. Dunn Publication Date: March 30, 1993 Source: York Daily Record Page: 02 Subjects: Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: HANOVER - Walter R. Sowers, 82, of Green Acres Nursing Home, Gettysburg, formerly of Hanover, died Monday at Gettysburg Hospital. He was the husband of the late Lottie (Riley) Sowers. The service will be 2 p.m. Thursday at the Wetzel Funeral Home Inc., 549 Carlisle St., Hanover. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery. Viewing will be Wednesday evening at the funeral home. Mr. Sowers was born in Abbottstown. He was the son of the late Samuel and Annie (Zinn) Sowers. He retired in 1973 from the Hanover Post Office. He was a member of Hanover Eagles Aerie 1406 and was an avid coon hunter in York and Adams counties for many years. Mr. Sowers is survived by three daughters, Arlamae Groft of North Fort Myers, Fla., Sandra Lou Crook of West Palm Beach, Fla., and Joan M. Brady of Hanover; nine grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Roberta Shenberger of York. He was preceded in death by a son, Dennis R. Sowers. Officiating at the service will be his nephew, the Rev. Nevin R. Alwine. 03-29-93 Millard L. Stermer -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Headline: OBITUARIES Jesse C. Briggs Publication Date: January 22, 1993 Source: York Daily Record Page: 03 Subjects: Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: Elvera K. Wolff, 85, of 123 Homeland Road, York, died at 4 a.m. Thursday at her home. She was the wife of Theodore S.W. Wolff. The couple had been married 67 years. The service will be 11 a.m. Monday at the Kenworthy Funeral Home Inc., 269 Frederick St., Hanover. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery, Hanover. Viewing will be 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Mrs. Wolff was born in Spring Grove. She was the daughter of the late Jacob R. and Emma (Gantz) Deardorff. She was a member of St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church, York, the Lutheran Church Women and Ladies Circle. Mrs. Wolff also is survived by four sons, Kenneth W. Wolff of East Berlin, Ronald D. Wolff of York, Dean P. Wolff of Hanover, and Bruce N. Wolff of York; three daughters, Delores M. Alwine, Geraldine V. March, both of Hanover, and Andree E. Weaver of Salisbury, Md.; 15 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; a brother, Paul V. Deardorff of Hano ver; and two sisters, Gladys V. Sponseller and Saline C. Staub, both of Hanover. Officiating at the service will be her pastor, the Rev. E. Gordon Ross. 01-21-93 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Headline: OBITUARIES Margaret P. Auble Publication Date: March 17, 1993 Source: York Daily Record Page: 03 Subjects: Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: MANCHESTER - Terrance A. Crawford, 82, of 700 Cassel Road, died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of Edna R. (Keenen) Crawford. The service will be 10 a.m. Saturday at the Gundel Funeral Home, 415 N. Duke St., Lancaster. Burial will be in Millersville Mennonite Cemetery. Viewing will be 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Mr. Crawford was born in Lancaster. He was the son of the late Charles A. and Elsie (Booth) Crawford. He was a resident of Lancaster County for most of his life before moving to Manchester in 1976. He was a warehouseman in the tile warehouse at Armstrong World Industries for 27 years, retiring in 1973. After retirement he worked for Pade Auto Auction and was a driver for Barton's Bakery in Mount Wolf and Rutter's Dairy. He was also a dump truck driver for KBS. He enjoyed stock car racing, owned his own car and raced at Lancaster Speedway. Mr. Crawford also is survived by a son, Terrance A. Crawford Jr. of Lancaster; three daughters, Joan M. Bortzfield of East Petersburg, Elsie V. Alwine of Neffsville, and Deborah L. Groff of Thomasville; seven grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. Officiating at the service will be the Rev. Canon Peter A. Greenfield, pastor of St. John's Episcopal Church in Lancaster. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, 610 Community Way, Lancaster, 17603; or to the American Cancer Society, Lancaster Unit, 1681 Crown Ave., Lancaster, 17601. 03-16-93 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Headline: OBITUARIES Paul E. Albright Publication Date: May 21, 1994 Source: York Daily Record Page: 04 Subjects: Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: YORK Paul ""Fuzzy" E. Albright, 68, of West Manchester Township, died Thursday at the Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Va. He was the husband of the late Colleen N. (Newland) Albright. The Robert F. Koller Funeral Home Inc., 2000 W. Market St., York, is in charge of arrangements, which were incomplete. 05-19-94 Lynne S. Alwine York Casket Co. employee -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Headline: OBITUARIES Paul E. Albright Publication Date: May 21, 1994 Source: York Daily Record Page: 04 Subjects: Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: YORK Lynne S. (Holtzapple) Alwine, 50, of Spring Garden Township, died at 8:20 a.m. Friday at her home, after a lengthy illness. The service will be 11 a.m. Monday at Otterbein United Methodist Church, 301 W. Philadelphia St., York. Burial will be in Mount Rose Cemetery, Spring Garden Township. Viewing will be 9:30 to 11 a.m. Monday at the church. The L.E. Diehl Funeral Home Inc., 87 S. Main St., Mount Wolf, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Alwine was born Feb. 11, 1944, in York. She was the daughter of Estella G. (Coble) Holtzapple of York and the late Robert C. Holtzapple. She was office manager for over 20 years at York Casket Co. and had received her 20-year ring in April from the company. She was a member of Otterbein United Methodist Church and a 1962 graduate of William Penn Senior High School. Mrs. Alwine also is survived by a son, Steven L. Alwine of York; a daughter, Felicia L. Gettle of York; and a brother, Ronald E. Gross of York. Officiating at the service will be the Rev. Dr. Glenn M. Dietrich, pastor of Otterbein United Methodist Church. Memorial contributions may be made to Otterbein United Methodist Church, 301 W. Philadelphia St., York 17403. 05-20-94 Pauline E. Cooper Born in Peach Bottom Township -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Headline: OBITUARIES Virginia K. Amspacher Former licensed practical nurse Publication Date: September 07, 1994 Source: York Daily Record Page: 02 Subjects: Region: Pennsylvania Obituary: HANOVER Glenn E. Bortner, 62, of 914 Broadway, Hanover, died at 2 a.m. Tuesday at Hanover General Hospital. The service will be 11 a.m. Friday at the Wetzel Funeral Home Inc., 549 Carlisle St., Hanover. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Hanover. Visitation will be Thursday evening at the funeral home. Mr. Bortner was born on April 19, 1932, in Manheim Township. He was the son of the late Wilson Bortner and of the late Anna Yost. He was employed for more than 31 years with Alwine Brick Co. prior to his illness. He had served in the U.S. Army, a veteran of the Korean Conflict. A meeting of St. Paul's (Dubs) Lutheran Church, he belonged to United Trotting Association for more than 25 years, the Maryland Standard Bred Racing Association and Standard Bred Clover Leaf Horseman's Association. His other memberships included the Republican Club of Hanover, Veterans of Foreign Wars Hanover Post 2506, New Oxford Social and Athletic Club, the Vikings Athletic Association of York, Royal Fire Company of York and the B.D. Social Club of York. Mr. Bortner is survived by a son, Steven Bortner of Abbottstown; two daughters, Tammy Wertz of Littlestown, and Bonnie Naill of Hanover; five grandchildren; and a sister, Dorothy Krumrine of Manchester, Md. Officiating at the service will be the Rev. Russell N. Burr, pastor of St. Paul's (Dubs) Lutheran Church. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul's (Dubs) Lutheran Church, Box 328, Hanover RD 10 17331; or to American Cancer Society, 51 Frederick St., Hanover 17331. 09-06-94 Jane L. Giuffrida Native of York --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Hi Cheryl, These are the children I have for Edward J. and Elizabeth M. (Spangler) Alwine: 1. Marian Louisa, b. Spt. 4, 1868, d. Oct. 23, 1904, m. Francis Selak July 25, 1888. 2. Nettie, b. 1869, no further information 3. Mary Louise, b. June 4, 1870, d. Aug. 23, 1904, m. Henry Joseph Selak June 16, 1888. 4. William Francis, b. Aug. 15, 1872, no further information 5. Peter Bernard, b. Jan. 20, 1874, m. Ada N. Krape, more information is available 6. Victoria Sarah Jane, b. Feb. 9, 1876, m. Thomas E. Kaufman April 2, 1894, no further information 7. Anastasia F. (Annie), b. May 12, 1878, m. Thomas Metzel, no further information 8. Charles David, b. Oct 7, 1880, m. Alverta M Haverstock Dec. 24, 1903, more information available 9. Henry Vincent (Harry), b. March 2, 1884, m. Mabel E. Strine Aug. 11, 1911, more information available Again, almost all of my information for the York/Adams County Alwines is from Michael Lau's ALWINE FAMILIES OF YORK COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA AND SURROUNDING AREAS. In addition to family lineage information on a large number of Alwine families, it also has lists of Alwine Marriages Recorded at the Register of Wills, York County PA. There are about 55 entries from 1885 through 1946. In any event the sources of this information is given in the Michael Lau document. As you noted there appears to be a discrepancy of one year in the report you have and the one given above for the birthdate of the eldest daughter and the spelling of her name In any event, the sources of this information is given in the Lau document and can be checked out further. I will look to see what I have on Francis Xavier Alwine, son of Michael and Sarah (Felty) Alwine and brother to Edward J. I'm afraid I do not understand your final question about the Jerome Allwein manuscript. Generally speaking I have found the Michael Lau source to be more complete than the Allwein manuscript with respect to the York/Adams County Alwine descendants. I definitely this this is true in the present case, the Lau document is not only more complete it is more accurate. I hope this helps and that there aren't too many typos in the above rendering. Best wishes, Cousin Duane On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Cheryl A Lutz wrote: > Corrections to Alwines of York Co: according to the 1900 census Mary L Selak my gr aunt was born in Sep 1867. Her sister Annetta Mary was born 6/4/1870. She married a Myers had one child that died young. She was a widow & she lived with her older sister Mary Selak as told to me by the daughter of Peter B. Alwine son of Edward L. & Elizabeth Spangler Alwine. I also show in my lineage a Francis Xavier Alwine b. 2 Feb 1846 son of Michael & Sarah Felty Alwine married to Isabella Foller.He fought in the Civil War Co.I 205th Pa Infantry. He is buried at St. Mary's & St.Pat's Catholic Cemetery next to my grgrandfather Edward L.his brother. Edward J.Alwine is Edward Louis Alwine my grgrandfather. > I also have a question. Jerome Alwine in his book mention 3 children for Edward L. & Elizabeth Spangler Alwine Henry, Norman & Michael. Has anyone run across these names anywhere? I have a reseacher who has given me all the birth records from Conewago for Ed. L. & Elizabeth"s children. Does anyone have records for St. Pat's Catholic Church as my father told me that's where his grandfather worshipped? Thanks for any help on this question. Cheryl > > On Sun, 28 Jan 2001 18:32:57 > Duane Alwin wrote: > >See response below. Dfa > > > > > >On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, Brian and Nancy wrote: > > > >> Hello Cheryl Alwine Lutz, and Cousins, > >> > >> I found the following names in the York County listing and can not connect some of them. > >> This is where I need your help. > >> > >> I found # 3, # 5, and #6 #6 Had the spelling Sarah Ellen Allwine > >> > >> Nancy > >> > >> Man's Name Woman's Name Application Date > >> 1. Charles D.Alwine Alverta M. Haverstock 12/24/1903 > >> 2. George M. M. Alwine Martha K. Beatty 2/17/1890 > >> 3. Lewis H. Alwine Minnie K. Spangler 11/4/1899 > >> 4. Victor A. Alwine Alice J. Benedick 7/16/1894 > >> 5. William C. Alwine Cora B. Miller 9/15/1897 > >> 6. Charles M. Heilman Sarah Ellen Allwine 11/25/1885 > >> 7. Thomas E. Kauffman Elnora S. J. Alwine 3/24/1894 > >> 8. Jacob Althoff Lydia Alwine 1-28-1888 > >> 9. Harry Selak Mary L. Alwine 6/16/1888 > >> > >> > >> Marriage Date Application Number Book and Page > >> 1. 12/24/1903 16020 W-328 > >> 2. 2/20/1890 3330 I-150 > >> 3. 11/5/1899 11863 R-447 > >> 4. 7/17/1894 7208 N-020 > >> 5. 9/16/1897 10019 Q-003 > >> 6. 11/29/1885 56 A-056 > >> 7. 4/2/1894 6954 M-353 > >> 8. 1/29/1888 1641 F-050 > >> 9. ----------- 1921 F-190 > >> > >> > >> Delayed Births > >> Birth Name Birthdate Book and Page > >> > >> Alwine, Lewis Henry 01-12-1874 6-212 > >> Alwine, Lloyd Alfred 09-13-1903 1-174 > >> > >> > >> (I found Lewis Henry Alwine) > >> > >> > >> > >> Nancy > >> > >> > >> > >> ==== ALWINE Mailing List ==== > >> > >Dear Nancy, > > > >I am also a descendant of the Alwine families of York/Adams County. I > >know something about each of the individuals you listed in your recent > >query regarding York County Alwine descendants. Probably the best source > >of information we have on these Alwine families is Michael Lau's ALWINE > >FAMILIES OF YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA AND SURROUNDING AREAS, which can be > >obtained from the Adams County Historical Society, Gettysburg, PA. It > >covers both York and Adams County. > > > >You probably know the history of the York/Adams County Alwines and their > >early connection to the Catholic community in Conewago Township, but let > >me briefly summarize some of what I know. Others may have information > >that will complement this. > > > >As you know, the Alwines in York and Adams County descend from Conrad I > >and Catharine Allwein of Lebanon, PA. There were three of Conrad I and > >Catherine Allwein's children who settled in the vicinity of York and > >Adams County: (1) Maria Magdalena, (2) Conrad II, and (3) Samuel. Unlike > >their Lebanon county relatives, they universally went by the name ALWINE. > > > > > >Maria Magdalena (Mollie) Allwein (b. Dec. 30, 1777, d. Dec. 3, 1856) > >married John Orndorff, son of Johann Hermanus Orndorff in 1795, and they > >moved to Gettysburg, PA (Adams County) where they raised several > >children. > > > >Conrad Alwine II (b. April 24, 1783, d. Feb. 9, 1846) settled in Adams > >County in the Conewago Creek community in the early 1800s. He married > >Susanna Eckenrode (sometimes spelled Eckenroth) September 4, 1808 at the > >Conewago Chapel in Conewago Township, and they had eleven children. He > >is buried in the cemetery behind the original site of the Conewago > >Chapel, which is now occupied by the Church of the Basilica of the Sacred > >Heart. > > > >Maria Magdalena and Conrad II Allwein's younger brother Samuel (b. Jan. > >12, 1792, d. Nov. 13, 1865) also moved the area and settled in York > >County. He was one of the youngest of Conrad I and Catharine Allwein's > >children. He married Mary Shaeffer. > > > >The people whose names you mention are for the most part descendants of > >Conrad II and his brother Samuel. There is actually quite a lot known > >about them--both Conrad II and Samuel appear in the local histories of > >the Adams/York county area. Let me take up the Alwine descendants you > >mentioned one at a time (identified by the numbers you have given them), > >summarizing some of what we know about them. You can verify this > >information against other sources. Thomas Stobie's website is a great > >source of information. > > > >First let me take up the Alwines you listed who are descendants of Conrad > >II Alwine. > > > >#8. Lydia Ann Alwine: born 1846 to Samuel (b. July 4, 1809) and Susanna > >(Stormbach) Alwine. Samuel was the eldest son of Conrad II and Susannah > >(Eckenroth) Alwine. Lydia Ann is thus the great grandchild to Conrad I > >Allwein. I am assuming this is the same Lydia Alwine that married Jacob > >Althoff on January 29, 1888. > > > >#9. Mary Louise Alwine: born June 4, 1870 to Edward J. (b. Nov. 19, > >1847) and Elizabeth M. (Spangler) Alwine. She married Henry Joseph Selak > >on June 16, 1888. Her father Edward J. Alwine was the son of Michael (b. > >1817) and Sarah Anna (Felty) (b. 1817) Alwine. Michael was the 8th child > >of Conrad II and Susannah (Eckenroth) Alwine. > > > >#1. Charles David Alwine: born October 7, 1880 to Edward J. and > >Elizabeth M. (Spangler) Alwine. He married Alverta M. Haverstock (b. July > >27, 1883) on December 24, 1903. He was a brother to Mary Louise (see #9) > >and Victoria Alwine (see #7). Their father Edward J. Alwine was the son > >of Michael (b. 1817) and Sarah Anna (Felty) (b. 1817) Alwine. This makes > >them the great-great grandchildren of Conrad I Allwein of Lebanon, PA. > > > >#7. Victoria Sarah Jane Alwine: born Feb. 9, 1876 to Edward J. and > >Elizabeth M. (Spangler) Alwine. She was a sister to Mary Louise (see #9) > >and Charles David Alwine (see #1). She married Thomas E. Kauffman on > >April 2, 1894. > > > >#2. George McClellan M. Alwine: born Sept. 29, 1864 to Michael (b. 1817) > >and Sarah Anna (Felty) (b. 1817) Alwine. He married Martha Kathryn > >Beatty on Feb. 20, 1890. He was a brother to Edward J. Alwine and > >grandson to Conrad II and great grandson to Conrad I Allwein. He died in > >1928 and is buried with his wife in the Greenmount cemetery in York, PA. > > > >Now let me turn to the descendants of Samuel Alwine on your list. As I > >noted earlier, Samuel was one of the youngest sons of Conrad I Allwein, > >who moved to York County in the early 1800s. He married Mary Schaeffer > >and they had five children. They are buried at St. Mary's Cemetery, > >Paradise Township of York County. Many of those you inquired about are > >descendants of Samuel through his son Peter S. Alwine (b. Nov. 4, 1831, > >d. May 7, 1875). Peter taught school for many years in the area of > >Abbotsville, PA, but devoted most of his life to the manufacture of > >brick. The Alwine Brick Company still exits in New Oxford, PA, although > >now it goes by another name. He married Catharine Dahlhammer (b. June 2, > >1845) on September 20, 1860 and they had 13 children. Peter and his wife > >Catherine were members of the Lutheran Church and are buried at St. > >John's Lutheran Church Cemetery in Abbotstown, PA. > > > >#6. Sarah Ellen Alwine: born November 9, 1863 to Peter S. and Catherine > >(Dahlhammer) Alwine. She married Charles Moul Heilman November 29, 1885. > >Peter S. Alwine was one of two sons born to Samuel and Mary (Schaffer) > >Alwine. This makes Sarah Ellen Alwine a great grandchild of Conrad I > >Allwein of Lebanon PA. She died September 9, 1948. > > > >#5. William C. Alwine: born January 9, 1872 to Peter S. and Catherine > >(Dahlhammer) Alwine. He was a younger brother to Sarah Ellen Alwine (see > >#6). He married Cora Belle Miller on Sept. 16, 1897 and Constante > >Madeline Koehler on Nov. 9, 1942. There were three children from the > >first marriage. He died in February, 1970. > > > >#3. Lewis H. Alwine: born January 12, 1874 to Peter S. and Catherine > >(Dahlhammer) Alwine. He was a younger brother to Sarah Ellen (#6) and > >William C. Alwine (see #5). He married Minnie K. Spangler in November 5, > >1899. I have records for only one child: Harry Spangler Alwine. Both > >Lewis and William carried on the manufacture of brick and were considered > >to be highly successful businessmen in the area. > > > >#10. Lloyd Alfred Alwine: born Sept. 13, 1903 to Samuel Willis and Mary > >Catherine (Zinn) Alwine. Samuel Willis Alwine (b. Dec. 8, 1869) was a > >son of Peter S. and Catharine (Dahhammer) Alwine. Lloyd Alfred was one > >of 6 children. He is a great grandchild of Samuel Alwine and therefore a > >great great grandchild to Conrad I Allwein of Lebanon PA. He married > >Mary Jane Hafer on May 24, 1927. He died May 24, 1983. > > > >Finally, I have very little information about one of the people you > >listed -- Victor Ambrose Alwine: > > > >#4. Victor Ambrose Alwine: born July 22, 1873 to Frank E. and Isabella > >M. (Foller) Alwine. He was married to Alice J. Benedict (b. 1875) on > >July 17, 1894. I do not know anything more about Frank, other than the > >fact that he and Isabella had six children. Perhaps others can tie him > >in with the other Adams/York Alwine families. > > > >I hope this helps. > > > >Cousin Duane > > > > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Duane F. Alwin Professor, Department of Sociology > > Senior Research Scientist & Program Director > > Survey Research Center > > Office: 4067 Institute for Social Research > > Phone: 734-764-6597 > > Fax: 734-647-4575 > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > > > >==== ALWINE Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > > Get your small business started at Lycos Small Business at http://www.lycos.com/business/mail.html > > > ==== ALWINE Mailing List ==== > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Duane F. Alwin Professor, Department of Sociology Senior Research Scientist & Program Director Survey Research Center Office: 4067 Institute for Social Research Phone: 734-764-6597 Fax: 734-647-4575 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Corrections to Alwines of York Co: according to the 1900 census Mary L Selak my gr aunt was born in Sep 1867. Her sister Annetta Mary was born 6/4/1870. She married a Myers had one child that died young. She was a widow & she lived with her older sister Mary Selak as told to me by the daughter of Peter B. Alwine son of Edward L. & Elizabeth Spangler Alwine. I also show in my lineage a Francis Xavier Alwine b. 2 Feb 1846 son of Michael & Sarah Felty Alwine married to Isabella Foller.He fought in the Civil War Co.I 205th Pa Infantry. He is buried at St. Mary's & St.Pat's Catholic Cemetery next to my grgrandfather Edward L.his brother. Edward J.Alwine is Edward Louis Alwine my grgrandfather. I also have a question. Jerome Alwine in his book mention 3 children for Edward L. & Elizabeth Spangler Alwine Henry, Norman & Michael. Has anyone run across these names anywhere? I have a reseacher who has given me all the birth records from Conewago for Ed. L. & Elizabeth"s children. Does anyone have records for St. Pat's Catholic Church as my father told me that's where his grandfather worshipped? Thanks for any help on this question. Cheryl On Sun, 28 Jan 2001 18:32:57 Duane Alwin wrote: >See response below. Dfa > > >On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, Brian and Nancy wrote: > >> Hello Cheryl Alwine Lutz, and Cousins, >> >> I found the following names in the York County listing and can not connect some of them. >> This is where I need your help. >> >> I found # 3, # 5, and #6 #6 Had the spelling Sarah Ellen Allwine >> >> Nancy >> >> Man's Name Woman's Name Application Date >> 1. Charles D.Alwine Alverta M. Haverstock 12/24/1903 >> 2. George M. M. Alwine Martha K. Beatty 2/17/1890 >> 3. Lewis H. Alwine Minnie K. Spangler 11/4/1899 >> 4. Victor A. Alwine Alice J. Benedick 7/16/1894 >> 5. William C. Alwine Cora B. Miller 9/15/1897 >> 6. Charles M. Heilman Sarah Ellen Allwine 11/25/1885 >> 7. Thomas E. Kauffman Elnora S. J. Alwine 3/24/1894 >> 8. Jacob Althoff Lydia Alwine 1-28-1888 >> 9. Harry Selak Mary L. Alwine 6/16/1888 >> >> >> Marriage Date Application Number Book and Page >> 1. 12/24/1903 16020 W-328 >> 2. 2/20/1890 3330 I-150 >> 3. 11/5/1899 11863 R-447 >> 4. 7/17/1894 7208 N-020 >> 5. 9/16/1897 10019 Q-003 >> 6. 11/29/1885 56 A-056 >> 7. 4/2/1894 6954 M-353 >> 8. 1/29/1888 1641 F-050 >> 9. ----------- 1921 F-190 >> >> >> Delayed Births >> Birth Name Birthdate Book and Page >> >> Alwine, Lewis Henry 01-12-1874 6-212 >> Alwine, Lloyd Alfred 09-13-1903 1-174 >> >> >> (I found Lewis Henry Alwine) >> >> >> >> Nancy >> >> >> >> ==== ALWINE Mailing List ==== >> >Dear Nancy, > >I am also a descendant of the Alwine families of York/Adams County. I >know something about each of the individuals you listed in your recent >query regarding York County Alwine descendants. Probably the best source >of information we have on these Alwine families is Michael Lau's ALWINE >FAMILIES OF YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA AND SURROUNDING AREAS, which can be >obtained from the Adams County Historical Society, Gettysburg, PA. It >covers both York and Adams County. > >You probably know the history of the York/Adams County Alwines and their >early connection to the Catholic community in Conewago Township, but let >me briefly summarize some of what I know. Others may have information >that will complement this. > >As you know, the Alwines in York and Adams County descend from Conrad I >and Catharine Allwein of Lebanon, PA. There were three of Conrad I and >Catherine Allwein's children who settled in the vicinity of York and >Adams County: (1) Maria Magdalena, (2) Conrad II, and (3) Samuel. Unlike >their Lebanon county relatives, they universally went by the name ALWINE. > > >Maria Magdalena (Mollie) Allwein (b. Dec. 30, 1777, d. Dec. 3, 1856) >married John Orndorff, son of Johann Hermanus Orndorff in 1795, and they >moved to Gettysburg, PA (Adams County) where they raised several >children. > >Conrad Alwine II (b. April 24, 1783, d. Feb. 9, 1846) settled in Adams >County in the Conewago Creek community in the early 1800s. He married >Susanna Eckenrode (sometimes spelled Eckenroth) September 4, 1808 at the >Conewago Chapel in Conewago Township, and they had eleven children. He >is buried in the cemetery behind the original site of the Conewago >Chapel, which is now occupied by the Church of the Basilica of the Sacred >Heart. > >Maria Magdalena and Conrad II Allwein's younger brother Samuel (b. Jan. >12, 1792, d. Nov. 13, 1865) also moved the area and settled in York >County. He was one of the youngest of Conrad I and Catharine Allwein's >children. He married Mary Shaeffer. > >The people whose names you mention are for the most part descendants of >Conrad II and his brother Samuel. There is actually quite a lot known >about them--both Conrad II and Samuel appear in the local histories of >the Adams/York county area. Let me take up the Alwine descendants you >mentioned one at a time (identified by the numbers you have given them), >summarizing some of what we know about them. You can verify this >information against other sources. Thomas Stobie's website is a great >source of information. > >First let me take up the Alwines you listed who are descendants of Conrad >II Alwine. > >#8. Lydia Ann Alwine: born 1846 to Samuel (b. July 4, 1809) and Susanna >(Stormbach) Alwine. Samuel was the eldest son of Conrad II and Susannah >(Eckenroth) Alwine. Lydia Ann is thus the great grandchild to Conrad I >Allwein. I am assuming this is the same Lydia Alwine that married Jacob >Althoff on January 29, 1888. > >#9. Mary Louise Alwine: born June 4, 1870 to Edward J. (b. Nov. 19, >1847) and Elizabeth M. (Spangler) Alwine. She married Henry Joseph Selak >on June 16, 1888. Her father Edward J. Alwine was the son of Michael (b. >1817) and Sarah Anna (Felty) (b. 1817) Alwine. Michael was the 8th child >of Conrad II and Susannah (Eckenroth) Alwine. > >#1. Charles David Alwine: born October 7, 1880 to Edward J. and >Elizabeth M. (Spangler) Alwine. He married Alverta M. Haverstock (b. July >27, 1883) on December 24, 1903. He was a brother to Mary Louise (see #9) >and Victoria Alwine (see #7). Their father Edward J. Alwine was the son >of Michael (b. 1817) and Sarah Anna (Felty) (b. 1817) Alwine. This makes >them the great-great grandchildren of Conrad I Allwein of Lebanon, PA. > >#7. Victoria Sarah Jane Alwine: born Feb. 9, 1876 to Edward J. and >Elizabeth M. (Spangler) Alwine. She was a sister to Mary Louise (see #9) >and Charles David Alwine (see #1). She married Thomas E. Kauffman on >April 2, 1894. > >#2. George McClellan M. Alwine: born Sept. 29, 1864 to Michael (b. 1817) >and Sarah Anna (Felty) (b. 1817) Alwine. He married Martha Kathryn >Beatty on Feb. 20, 1890. He was a brother to Edward J. Alwine and >grandson to Conrad II and great grandson to Conrad I Allwein. He died in >1928 and is buried with his wife in the Greenmount cemetery in York, PA. > >Now let me turn to the descendants of Samuel Alwine on your list. As I >noted earlier, Samuel was one of the youngest sons of Conrad I Allwein, >who moved to York County in the early 1800s. He married Mary Schaeffer >and they had five children. They are buried at St. Mary's Cemetery, >Paradise Township of York County. Many of those you inquired about are >descendants of Samuel through his son Peter S. Alwine (b. Nov. 4, 1831, >d. May 7, 1875). Peter taught school for many years in the area of >Abbotsville, PA, but devoted most of his life to the manufacture of >brick. The Alwine Brick Company still exits in New Oxford, PA, although >now it goes by another name. He married Catharine Dahlhammer (b. June 2, >1845) on September 20, 1860 and they had 13 children. Peter and his wife >Catherine were members of the Lutheran Church and are buried at St. >John's Lutheran Church Cemetery in Abbotstown, PA. > >#6. Sarah Ellen Alwine: born November 9, 1863 to Peter S. and Catherine >(Dahlhammer) Alwine. She married Charles Moul Heilman November 29, 1885. >Peter S. Alwine was one of two sons born to Samuel and Mary (Schaffer) >Alwine. This makes Sarah Ellen Alwine a great grandchild of Conrad I >Allwein of Lebanon PA. She died September 9, 1948. > >#5. William C. Alwine: born January 9, 1872 to Peter S. and Catherine >(Dahlhammer) Alwine. He was a younger brother to Sarah Ellen Alwine (see >#6). He married Cora Belle Miller on Sept. 16, 1897 and Constante >Madeline Koehler on Nov. 9, 1942. There were three children from the >first marriage. He died in February, 1970. > >#3. Lewis H. Alwine: born January 12, 1874 to Peter S. and Catherine >(Dahlhammer) Alwine. He was a younger brother to Sarah Ellen (#6) and >William C. Alwine (see #5). He married Minnie K. Spangler in November 5, >1899. I have records for only one child: Harry Spangler Alwine. Both >Lewis and William carried on the manufacture of brick and were considered >to be highly successful businessmen in the area. > >#10. Lloyd Alfred Alwine: born Sept. 13, 1903 to Samuel Willis and Mary >Catherine (Zinn) Alwine. Samuel Willis Alwine (b. Dec. 8, 1869) was a >son of Peter S. and Catharine (Dahhammer) Alwine. Lloyd Alfred was one >of 6 children. He is a great grandchild of Samuel Alwine and therefore a >great great grandchild to Conrad I Allwein of Lebanon PA. He married >Mary Jane Hafer on May 24, 1927. He died May 24, 1983. > >Finally, I have very little information about one of the people you >listed -- Victor Ambrose Alwine: > >#4. Victor Ambrose Alwine: born July 22, 1873 to Frank E. and Isabella >M. (Foller) Alwine. He was married to Alice J. Benedict (b. 1875) on >July 17, 1894. I do not know anything more about Frank, other than the >fact that he and Isabella had six children. Perhaps others can tie him >in with the other Adams/York Alwine families. > >I hope this helps. > >Cousin Duane > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Duane F. Alwin Professor, Department of Sociology > Senior Research Scientist & Program Director > Survey Research Center > Office: 4067 Institute for Social Research > Phone: 734-764-6597 > Fax: 734-647-4575 > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > >==== ALWINE Mailing List ==== > > > Get your small business started at Lycos Small Business at http://www.lycos.com/business/mail.html

Lau Alwine Can you post the obituaries for everyone on the Alwine Internet. Thanks Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Duane Alwin" <dfa@umich.edu> To: <ALWINE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 29, 2001 7:54 AM Subject: Re: [ALWINE] Peter S. Alwine > Nancy: > > No I believe you misread that. I have Nov. 4, 1831 for his birthdate. > His deathdate (from Lau's ALWINE FAMILIES) is May 7, 1895, which I > mistyped. The obituary, if you're interested, is in the Hanover Evening > Herald (May 9, 1895) and in the Sentinel (May 14, 1895) (again from > Lau's ALWINE FAMILIES). > > I hope this helps. Duane > > On Sun, 28 Jan 2001, Brian and Nancy wrote: > > > Duane, > > > > Check out your birth date for Peter S. Alwine, You have May 7, 1875, He has children born in 1889. > > > > This is really interesting. > > > > Nancy > > > > Allwein Manuscript > > > > PETER, - son of Samuel and Mary (Schaffer) Allwein was born in Adams County, PA., November 1830. When yet a boy he made bricks for the Kohler's below Lilly's Hill, afterward came to Conewago where he married Catharine, daughter of William Dahlhammer. He operated a brick yard below Abbottstown, at foot of Pigeon Hills, about 1861 to 1868; later he started brick works at New Oxford, PA. He dropped one "L" in his name and wrote name "Alwine" which spelling was followed by his descendants. His parents raised him like their other children in the Catholic Faith, but it is said, owing to some differences with Rev. Peter Manns, S. J. he left the Faith. > > > > He and family became Lutherans. It is said Mr. Allwein was a great reader and student of modern science the reading of which books father Manns had forbidden. He however was willing to meet the priest and become reconciled before he died, but it is not known if this was consummated. > > //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////// > > > > Peter S. Alwine was a school teacher in the winter and had wood lots in the > > Pidgon Hills and made brick in the summer. He died 9 May 1896 and is buried in Abotstown, PA. > > > > > > > > ==== ALWINE Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Duane F. Alwin Professor, Department of Sociology > Senior Research Scientist & Program Director > Survey Research Center > Office: 4067 Institute for Social Research > Phone: 734-764-6597 > Fax: 734-647-4575 > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > ==== ALWINE Mailing List ==== > > >

Nancy: No I believe you misread that. I have Nov. 4, 1831 for his birthdate. His deathdate (from Lau's ALWINE FAMILIES) is May 7, 1895, which I mistyped. The obituary, if you're interested, is in the Hanover Evening Herald (May 9, 1895) and in the Sentinel (May 14, 1895) (again from Lau's ALWINE FAMILIES). I hope this helps. Duane On Sun, 28 Jan 2001, Brian and Nancy wrote: > Duane, > > Check out your birth date for Peter S. Alwine, You have May 7, 1875, He has children born in 1889. > > This is really interesting. > > Nancy > > Allwein Manuscript > > PETER, - son of Samuel and Mary (Schaffer) Allwein was born in Adams County, PA., November 1830. When yet a boy he made bricks for the Kohler's below Lilly's Hill, afterward came to Conewago where he married Catharine, daughter of William Dahlhammer. He operated a brick yard below Abbottstown, at foot of Pigeon Hills, about 1861 to 1868; later he started brick works at New Oxford, PA. He dropped one "L" in his name and wrote name "Alwine" which spelling was followed by his descendants. His parents raised him like their other children in the Catholic Faith, but it is said, owing to some differences with Rev. Peter Manns, S. J. he left the Faith. > > He and family became Lutherans. It is said Mr. Allwein was a great reader and student of modern science the reading of which books father Manns had forbidden. He however was willing to meet the priest and become reconciled before he died, but it is not known if this was consummated. > //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > > Peter S. Alwine was a school teacher in the winter and had wood lots in the > Pidgon Hills and made brick in the summer. He died 9 May 1896 and is buried in Abotstown, PA. > > > > ==== ALWINE Mailing List ==== > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Duane F. Alwin Professor, Department of Sociology Senior Research Scientist & Program Director Survey Research Center Office: 4067 Institute for Social Research Phone: 734-764-6597 Fax: 734-647-4575 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Duane, Check out your birth date for Peter S. Alwine, You have May 7, 1875, He has children born in 1889. This is really interesting. Nancy Allwein Manuscript PETER, - son of Samuel and Mary (Schaffer) Allwein was born in Adams County, PA., November 1830. When yet a boy he made bricks for the Kohler's below Lilly's Hill, afterward came to Conewago where he married Catharine, daughter of William Dahlhammer. He operated a brick yard below Abbottstown, at foot of Pigeon Hills, about 1861 to 1868; later he started brick works at New Oxford, PA. He dropped one "L" in his name and wrote name "Alwine" which spelling was followed by his descendants. His parents raised him like their other children in the Catholic Faith, but it is said, owing to some differences with Rev. Peter Manns, S. J. he left the Faith. He and family became Lutherans. It is said Mr. Allwein was a great reader and student of modern science the reading of which books father Manns had forbidden. He however was willing to meet the priest and become reconciled before he died, but it is not known if this was consummated. //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Peter S. Alwine was a school teacher in the winter and had wood lots in the Pidgon Hills and made brick in the summer. He died 9 May 1896 and is buried in Abotstown, PA.

See response below. Dfa On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, Brian and Nancy wrote: > Hello Cheryl Alwine Lutz, and Cousins, > > I found the following names in the York County listing and can not connect some of them. > This is where I need your help. > > I found # 3, # 5, and #6 #6 Had the spelling Sarah Ellen Allwine > > Nancy > > Man's Name Woman's Name Application Date > 1. Charles D.Alwine Alverta M. Haverstock 12/24/1903 > 2. George M. M. Alwine Martha K. Beatty 2/17/1890 > 3. Lewis H. Alwine Minnie K. Spangler 11/4/1899 > 4. Victor A. Alwine Alice J. Benedick 7/16/1894 > 5. William C. Alwine Cora B. Miller 9/15/1897 > 6. Charles M. Heilman Sarah Ellen Allwine 11/25/1885 > 7. Thomas E. Kauffman Elnora S. J. Alwine 3/24/1894 > 8. Jacob Althoff Lydia Alwine 1-28-1888 > 9. Harry Selak Mary L. Alwine 6/16/1888 > > > Marriage Date Application Number Book and Page > 1. 12/24/1903 16020 W-328 > 2. 2/20/1890 3330 I-150 > 3. 11/5/1899 11863 R-447 > 4. 7/17/1894 7208 N-020 > 5. 9/16/1897 10019 Q-003 > 6. 11/29/1885 56 A-056 > 7. 4/2/1894 6954 M-353 > 8. 1/29/1888 1641 F-050 > 9. ----------- 1921 F-190 > > > Delayed Births > Birth Name Birthdate Book and Page > > Alwine, Lewis Henry 01-12-1874 6-212 > Alwine, Lloyd Alfred 09-13-1903 1-174 > > > (I found Lewis Henry Alwine) > > > > Nancy > > > > ==== ALWINE Mailing List ==== > Dear Nancy, I am also a descendant of the Alwine families of York/Adams County. I know something about each of the individuals you listed in your recent query regarding York County Alwine descendants. Probably the best source of information we have on these Alwine families is Michael Lau's ALWINE FAMILIES OF YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA AND SURROUNDING AREAS, which can be obtained from the Adams County Historical Society, Gettysburg, PA. It covers both York and Adams County. You probably know the history of the York/Adams County Alwines and their early connection to the Catholic community in Conewago Township, but let me briefly summarize some of what I know. Others may have information that will complement this. As you know, the Alwines in York and Adams County descend from Conrad I and Catharine Allwein of Lebanon, PA. There were three of Conrad I and Catherine Allwein's children who settled in the vicinity of York and Adams County: (1) Maria Magdalena, (2) Conrad II, and (3) Samuel. Unlike their Lebanon county relatives, they universally went by the name ALWINE. Maria Magdalena (Mollie) Allwein (b. Dec. 30, 1777, d. Dec. 3, 1856) married John Orndorff, son of Johann Hermanus Orndorff in 1795, and they moved to Gettysburg, PA (Adams County) where they raised several children. Conrad Alwine II (b. April 24, 1783, d. Feb. 9, 1846) settled in Adams County in the Conewago Creek community in the early 1800s. He married Susanna Eckenrode (sometimes spelled Eckenroth) September 4, 1808 at the Conewago Chapel in Conewago Township, and they had eleven children. He is buried in the cemetery behind the original site of the Conewago Chapel, which is now occupied by the Church of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Maria Magdalena and Conrad II Allwein's younger brother Samuel (b. Jan. 12, 1792, d. Nov. 13, 1865) also moved the area and settled in York County. He was one of the youngest of Conrad I and Catharine Allwein's children. He married Mary Shaeffer. The people whose names you mention are for the most part descendants of Conrad II and his brother Samuel. There is actually quite a lot known about them--both Conrad II and Samuel appear in the local histories of the Adams/York county area. Let me take up the Alwine descendants you mentioned one at a time (identified by the numbers you have given them), summarizing some of what we know about them. You can verify this information against other sources. Thomas Stobie's website is a great source of information. First let me take up the Alwines you listed who are descendants of Conrad II Alwine. #8. Lydia Ann Alwine: born 1846 to Samuel (b. July 4, 1809) and Susanna (Stormbach) Alwine. Samuel was the eldest son of Conrad II and Susannah (Eckenroth) Alwine. Lydia Ann is thus the great grandchild to Conrad I Allwein. I am assuming this is the same Lydia Alwine that married Jacob Althoff on January 29, 1888. #9. Mary Louise Alwine: born June 4, 1870 to Edward J. (b. Nov. 19, 1847) and Elizabeth M. (Spangler) Alwine. She married Henry Joseph Selak on June 16, 1888. Her father Edward J. Alwine was the son of Michael (b. 1817) and Sarah Anna (Felty) (b. 1817) Alwine. Michael was the 8th child of Conrad II and Susannah (Eckenroth) Alwine. #1. Charles David Alwine: born October 7, 1880 to Edward J. and Elizabeth M. (Spangler) Alwine. He married Alverta M. Haverstock (b. July 27, 1883) on December 24, 1903. He was a brother to Mary Louise (see #9) and Victoria Alwine (see #7). Their father Edward J. Alwine was the son of Michael (b. 1817) and Sarah Anna (Felty) (b. 1817) Alwine. This makes them the great-great grandchildren of Conrad I Allwein of Lebanon, PA. #7. Victoria Sarah Jane Alwine: born Feb. 9, 1876 to Edward J. and Elizabeth M. (Spangler) Alwine. She was a sister to Mary Louise (see #9) and Charles David Alwine (see #1). She married Thomas E. Kauffman on April 2, 1894. #2. George McClellan M. Alwine: born Sept. 29, 1864 to Michael (b. 1817) and Sarah Anna (Felty) (b. 1817) Alwine. He married Martha Kathryn Beatty on Feb. 20, 1890. He was a brother to Edward J. Alwine and grandson to Conrad II and great grandson to Conrad I Allwein. He died in 1928 and is buried with his wife in the Greenmount cemetery in York, PA. Now let me turn to the descendants of Samuel Alwine on your list. As I noted earlier, Samuel was one of the youngest sons of Conrad I Allwein, who moved to York County in the early 1800s. He married Mary Schaeffer and they had five children. They are buried at St. Mary's Cemetery, Paradise Township of York County. Many of those you inquired about are descendants of Samuel through his son Peter S. Alwine (b. Nov. 4, 1831, d. May 7, 1875). Peter taught school for many years in the area of Abbotsville, PA, but devoted most of his life to the manufacture of brick. The Alwine Brick Company still exits in New Oxford, PA, although now it goes by another name. He married Catharine Dahlhammer (b. June 2, 1845) on September 20, 1860 and they had 13 children. Peter and his wife Catherine were members of the Lutheran Church and are buried at St. John's Lutheran Church Cemetery in Abbotstown, PA. #6. Sarah Ellen Alwine: born November 9, 1863 to Peter S. and Catherine (Dahlhammer) Alwine. She married Charles Moul Heilman November 29, 1885. Peter S. Alwine was one of two sons born to Samuel and Mary (Schaffer) Alwine. This makes Sarah Ellen Alwine a great grandchild of Conrad I Allwein of Lebanon PA. She died September 9, 1948. #5. William C. Alwine: born January 9, 1872 to Peter S. and Catherine (Dahlhammer) Alwine. He was a younger brother to Sarah Ellen Alwine (see #6). He married Cora Belle Miller on Sept. 16, 1897 and Constante Madeline Koehler on Nov. 9, 1942. There were three children from the first marriage. He died in February, 1970. #3. Lewis H. Alwine: born January 12, 1874 to Peter S. and Catherine (Dahlhammer) Alwine. He was a younger brother to Sarah Ellen (#6) and William C. Alwine (see #5). He married Minnie K. Spangler in November 5, 1899. I have records for only one child: Harry Spangler Alwine. Both Lewis and William carried on the manufacture of brick and were considered to be highly successful businessmen in the area. #10. Lloyd Alfred Alwine: born Sept. 13, 1903 to Samuel Willis and Mary Catherine (Zinn) Alwine. Samuel Willis Alwine (b. Dec. 8, 1869) was a son of Peter S. and Catharine (Dahhammer) Alwine. Lloyd Alfred was one of 6 children. He is a great grandchild of Samuel Alwine and therefore a great great grandchild to Conrad I Allwein of Lebanon PA. He married Mary Jane Hafer on May 24, 1927. He died May 24, 1983. Finally, I have very little information about one of the people you listed -- Victor Ambrose Alwine: #4. Victor Ambrose Alwine: born July 22, 1873 to Frank E. and Isabella M. (Foller) Alwine. He was married to Alice J. Benedict (b. 1875) on July 17, 1894. I do not know anything more about Frank, other than the fact that he and Isabella had six children. Perhaps others can tie him in with the other Adams/York Alwine families. I hope this helps. Cousin Duane ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Duane F. Alwin Professor, Department of Sociology Senior Research Scientist & Program Director Survey Research Center Office: 4067 Institute for Social Research Phone: 734-764-6597 Fax: 734-647-4575 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I checked the info Jack Alwine sent me & he shows William C. marrying Cora Miller in 1897. They had 2 daughters Mary M.(1898) & Edna M.(1900). Jack is the son of Paul Alwine who is the son of Peter S. & Catherine Dalhammer. Cheryl -- On Fri, 26 Jan 2001 11:59:12 Brian and Nancy wrote: >Hello Cheryl Alwine Lutz, and Cousins, > >I found the following names in the York County listing and can not connect some of them. >This is where I need your help. > >I found # 3, # 5, and #6 #6 Had the spelling Sarah Ellen Allwine > >Nancy > >Man's Name Woman's Name Application Date >1. Charles D.Alwine Alverta M. Haverstock 12/24/1903 >2. George M. M. Alwine Martha K. Beatty 2/17/1890 >3. Lewis H. Alwine Minnie K. Spangler 11/4/1899 >4. Victor A. Alwine Alice J. Benedick 7/16/1894 >5. William C. Alwine Cora B. Miller 9/15/1897 >6. Charles M. Heilman Sarah Ellen Allwine 11/25/1885 >7. Thomas E. Kauffman Elnora S. J. Alwine 3/24/1894 >8. Jacob Althoff Lydia Alwine 1-28-1888 >9. Harry Selak Mary L. Alwine 6/16/1888 > > >Marriage Date Application Number Book and Page >1. 12/24/1903 16020 W-328 >2. 2/20/1890 3330 I-150 >3. 11/5/1899 11863 R-447 >4. 7/17/1894 7208 N-020 >5. 9/16/1897 10019 Q-003 >6. 11/29/1885 56 A-056 >7. 4/2/1894 6954 M-353 >8. 1/29/1888 1641 F-050 >9. ----------- 1921 F-190 > > >Delayed Births >Birth Name Birthdate Book and Page > >Alwine, Lewis Henry 01-12-1874 6-212 >Alwine, Lloyd Alfred 09-13-1903 1-174 > > >(I found Lewis Henry Alwine) > > > >Nancy > > > >==== ALWINE Mailing List ==== > > > Get your small business started at Lycos Small Business at http://www.lycos.com/business/mail.html

Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, PA Thursday, December 28, 2000 John Arnold Lebanon native John Arnold, 69, of Heights Nursing Home, Locust Mountain, died of natural causes Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2000, in the home. Born Jan. 13, 1931, he was a son of the late Herbert S. and Beatrice Mahoney Arnold. He was a 1948 graduate of Lebanon Catholic High School, a member of St. Mary's Church in Lebanon, and a U.S. Air Force veteran of the Korean War. Surviving are sisters Mary Elizabeth, wife of Donald Brown of Dundalk, Md., Sister Joan Arnold of Victory Noll, Ind., Louise, wife of Dr. William Hughes of Olean, N.Y., Eleanor, wife of William McCann of Lancaster, and Helen, wife of Thomas Bozzo of Silver Spring, Md.; a brother, Frederick Arnold of Endicott, N.Y.; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a brother, Herbert S. Arnold Jr., and a sister, Rita Woolley. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 10 A.M. Wednesday at St. Mary's Church, 2 N. Eighth St., Lebanon, preceded by a viewing beginning at 9. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Thompson Funeral Home, Lebanon, is handling arrangements. Lebanon Daily News Thursday January 4, 2001 John F. Arnold Mass of Christian burial for John F. Arnold, Heights Nursing Home, Locust Mt., was celebrated Wednesday, January 3, 2001, in St. Mary's Church, Lebanon. The Rev. Stan Ukwe, parochial vicar of the church, was the celebrant. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Pallbearers were Kevin McCann, Christopher McCann, Stephen Brown, Dennis Brown, David Arnold and Patrick Woolley, Thompson Funeral Home, Lebanon handled arrangements. Death Notice ARNOLD -- In Locust Mountain PA. Age 69 Years. Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Wednesday at 10:00 AM from St. Mary's Church, 2 N. 8th St., Lebanon. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call on Wednesday morning from 9:00-10:00 AM at the Church. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Lebanon Catholic High School, 1400 Chestnut St., Lebanon, PA 17042 Herbert S. Arnold, Sr. ----Stephen F. Arnold ---------George A. Arnold ------------John A. Arnold ----------------John Arnold --------------------Johannas Arnold Nancy

Lebanon Daily News Wednesday December 20, 2000 Mary C. Allwein Mass of Christian burial for Mary C. Allwein, 529 Hill St., Lebanon, was celebrated Tuesday, December 19, 2000, in St. Mary's Church. She was the wife of the late Herman J. Allwein. The Rev. Stan Ukwe, parochial vicar of the church, was the celebrant. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jonathan Arnold, Don Barry, Robert Jones and Charles Jones. Thompson Funeral Home, Lebanon, handled arrangements. Funeral Announcements ALLWEIN - In Lebanon on Saturday 16, 2000. Mary C. (nee) Arnold Allwein, wife of the late Herman J. Allwein, of 529 Hill St. Aged 95 years. Funeral service will be held on Tuesday at 9:30 AM from Thompson Funeral Home, Inc., 126 S. 9th St., Lebanon. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:00 Am from St. Mary's Church, 2 N. 8th St., Lebanon. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call on Tuesday morning from 8:30 AM at the Funeral Home. Herman J. Allwein, Sr. ----Philip J. Allwein and Elizabeth Bloch ------George "Elijah" Allwein ------------Philip Allwein and Elizabeth Arentz Sorry I don't have the obituary, my sister Peg is giving me Lebanon Daily News papers, and I think she may have still that obit. Nancy