17. HERBERT I.7 ALLWEIN (WILLIAM HENRY "WILLIE"6, ISAAC MARS5, WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born Abt. 1895, and died August 05, 1960. He married (1) MARGARET A. BURKE, daughter of JOHN BURKE and MARTHA LEECH. She was born December 28, 1907 in Shenandoah, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, and died August 24, 1993 in St. Ann's Home, Greensburg, Pennsylvania. He married (2) BERTHA B. BLEISTEIN 1919. More About HERBERT I. ALLWEIN: Aged: 65 Years Old Marriage Lic.#: 1919, #028-292 Notes for MARGARET A. BURKE: Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Pennsylvania MARGARET ALLWEIN Margaret Burke Allwein, 85 of St. Ann's Home, Greensburg, formerly of Oak Street, Palmyra, died Tuesday, August 24, 1993, in the home. She was the wife of the late Herbert I. Allwein. Born in Shenandoah, Schuylkill County, she was a daughter of the late John F. and Martha Leech Burke. She was a member of the Church of the Holy Spirit, Palmyra. she was a former employee of Hershey Foods marketing division. Survivors include nephews John S. Hudock and Joseph Hudock, both of Greensburg, John Gibson, Toledo, Ohio, and Robert Burke, Philadelphia; nieces Margaret Borden Encinitas of California, Mary R., wife of Thomas McCloskey, and Martha, wife of James Falenski, both of Greensburg, and Margaret, wife of Edward Dull, Holsopple; several great-nieces and nephews; several great-great-nieces and nephews; and a sister, Rebecca B. Hudock, Greensburg. she was preceded in death by a daughter, Mary R. Allwein. DEATH NOTICES ALLWEIN--In Greensburg, PA on August 24, 1993 Margaret nee Burke Allwein, wife of the late Herbert I. Allwein, of st. Ann's Home Greensburg, PA., formerly of Oak St., Palmyra, PA. Aged 85 years. mass of Christian Burial will be held from the Church of the Holy Spirit, 245 W. Pine Street., Palmyra, PA. on Friday, August 27, 1993 at 10:00 a.m. with the Rev. George J. Koychick officiating. Interment at the holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA. Friends may call for Viewing from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Thursday at the Rothermel Funeral Home, Inc. 25 w. Pine St., Palmyra, PA. Evening Prayer Service at 7:00 p.m. at the Funeral Home. The Evening News, Harrisburg, PA Wednesday August 25, 1993 GREENSBURG- Margaret Burke Allwein, 85, of St. Ann's Home, formerly of Palmyra, died yesterday in the home. She had worked in the marketing division of Hershey Foods Corp. and was a member of Church of the Holy Spirit, Palmyra. She was the widow of Herbert I. Allwein. Surviving are a sister, Rebecca B. Hudock of Greensburg, and nephews and nieces. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday in her church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Viewing will be from 6 to 8 p.m. tomorrow at Rothermel Funeral Home, Palmyra, where a prayer service will be held at 7 p.m. More About MARGARET A. BURKE: Aged: 85 Years Burial: August 27, 1993, Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Employed: Hershey Foods Corp. Lived at: Palmyra, Pennsylvania Occupation: Marketing Division Social Security Number: #185-03-6828 (17078) More About BERTHA B. BLEISTEIN: Marriage Lic.#: 1919, #028-292 Child of HERBERT ALLWEIN and MARGARET BURKE is: i. MARY RAPHAEL8 ALLWEIN, b. April 08, 1949; d. December 15, 1971. More About MARY RAPHAEL ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, Pennsylvania 18. RUSSELL CYRIL7 ALLWEIN (WILLIAM HENRY "WILLIE"6, ISAAC MARS5, WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born March 10, 1897 in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, and died April 09, 1982 in Good Samartian Hospital, Lebanon, Pennsylvania. He married FLORENCE M. SULLIVAN 1923. She was born 1898, and died 1966. Notes for RUSSELL CYRIL ALLWEIN: The Daily News Saturday April 10, 1982 RUSSELL C. ALLWEIN Russell C. Allwein, 1100 Jackson Blvd., Lebanon, died Friday morning in the Good Samaritan Hospital after he suffered a heart attack at Cedar Lanes, Lebanon. He was 85. A public accountant, he was a member of St. Gertrude's Catholic Church, the Knights of Columbus and the Lebanon District Bowling Association. He was a veteran of World Way I, serving in the 28th Division. Born in Lebanon, he was a son of the late William H. and Emma Allwein. Surviving are children Marian, wife of Frank Shuey, Lebanon; John A. Ambler, PA; William H. Lebanon; Herbert J., Bellevue, Neb.; Joan Marie Emerson, Suffern, N. Y.; Robert C., Silver Springs, MD; and Nancy M., wife of the Rev. Anthony Collarile, Dover, N. J.; 32 grandchildren, seven great grandchildren; a sister, Catherine Heisey, Michigan; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife, Florence Sullivan Allwein, and a son, R. Joseph Allwein. More About RUSSELL CYRIL ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Cause of Death: Heart attack Lived at: April 09, 1982, 1100 Jackson Blvd., Lebanon, Pennsylvania Marriage Lic.#: #031-155 Military service: World War I, 28th Division Social Security Number: #188-05-9217 More About FLORENCE M. SULLIVAN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Children of RUSSELL ALLWEIN and FLORENCE SULLIVAN are: i. MARIAN I.8 ALLWEIN, m. FRANK J. SHUEY, 1946. More About MARIAN I. ALLWEIN: Lived at: April 1982, Lebanon, Pennsylvania More About FRANK J. SHUEY: Marriage Lic.#: #048-069 ii. JOHN A. ALLWEIN. More About JOHN A. ALLWEIN: Lived at: April 1982, Ambler, Pennsylvania iii. WILLIAM H. ALLWEIN. More About WILLIAM H. ALLWEIN: Lived at: April 1982, Lebanon, Pennsylvania iv. HERBERT J. ALLWEIN. More About HERBERT J. ALLWEIN: Lived at: April 1982, Bellevue, Neb. v. JOAN MARIE ALLWEIN, m. RAYMOND JOHN EMERSON, October 07, 1961, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church, Lebanon, PA. Notes for JOAN MARIE ALLWEIN: Lebanon Daily News Monday October 9, 1961 EMERSON-ALLWEIN RITES HELD The weeding of Miss Joan Marie Allwein of 980 Lilac Lane, and Raymond John Emerson of Teaneck, New Jersey, was solemnized with a Nuptial Mass in the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin mary Church Saturday morning at eleven o'clock. The Rev. Anthony Burakowski celebrated the Mass and officiated at the single ring ceremony. The couple received the Papal blessing of Pope John 23rd. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cyril Allwein. She is a graduate of Lebanon Catholic High School and was employed by the National Bureau of Standards, Washington, D.C. The groom is the son of Mrs. Raymond James Emerson of Teaneck, New Jersey, and the late Raymond Emerson. He is a graduate of the Teaneck High School, New York Institute of Technology, and Fairleigh-Dickinson University, Rutherford, New Jersey. He is employed by Eastern Airlines, Newark, New Jersey. Church Decor The church was decorated with palms, ferns and bouquets of white spider mums and pompons. The white bridal carpet was also used. Mrs. Helen Katos, organist, and Raymond Reigle, soloist, provided the wedding music. A 15-minute recital preceded the ceremony. The bride, escorted to the altar by her father, wore a floor length gown of ivory pure silk faced peau de sole in a princess silhouette, with a scoop neckline, and tiny buttons down the back. The full skirt featuring a cabbage rose detail at the waist ended in a chapel train. Her crown of pearlized orange blossoms was attached to an ivory veil of imported illusion. She placed a bouquet before the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Mrs. Frank S. Shuey, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Serving as bridesmaids were Misses Geraldine Croce, Karen Binner and Tenor Knapp, all friends of the bride. Attendants Attire Mrs. Shuey wore a street length gown of iridescent emerald taffeta accented with brass satin. It featured a scoop neckline. Basque bodice and panniered skirt. She wore a matching hat and shoes and carried a cascade of bronze pompons centered with yellow chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids wore identical gowns and carried cascade bouquets of bronze pompons and ivy. Best man was John Barry of Jersey City, New Jersey, uncle of the groom. Ushers were William Mehl of North Bergen, New Jersey; Christopher Donfield of Teaneck, New Jersey, and Robert C. Allwein, brother of the bride. The mother of the bride chose a royal blue dress and black accessories. A white orchid adorned her bag. The groom's mother wore a pink dress and black accessories. She wore a white orchid corsage. Reception A reception was held at the Green Terrace fro guests attending from Washington, D. C., New York, Massachusetts and various parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The couple will take a honeymoon trip to San Jan, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Upon their return, they will take up residence at 57 Seventh St., Ridgefield Park, New Jersey. For traveling, the bride has chosen a taupe knitted suit with brown accessories. More About JOAN MARIE ALLWEIN: Employed: October 1961, National Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. C. Graduated: Lebanon Catholic High School Lived at: April 1982, Suffern, New York More About RAYMOND JOHN EMERSON: Employed: Eastern Airlines, Newark, New Jersey Graduated: Teaneck High School Lived at: October 1961, 57 Seventh St., Ridgefield Park, New Jersey Marriage Lic.#: #062-097 vi. ROBERT CONRAD ALLWEIN, m. CATHERINE THERESA UFFNER, May 16, 1964, St. Gertrude's Catholic Church, Lebanon, PA. Notes for ROBERT CONRAD ALLWEIN: Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, PA Saturday May 16, 1964 ST. GERTRUDE'S CHURCH SCENE OF ALLWEIN-UFFNER MARRIAGE The Rev. Michael Homola Performed the Nuptial High Mass uniting Miss Catherine Theresa Uffner and Robert Conrad Allwein in marriage this morning at eleven o'clock in St. Gertrude's Catholic Church. The bride is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Moyer, 667 N. Third Ave. She is the daughter of John J. Uffner and the late Mary M. Uffner. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Allwein, 980 Lilac Lane. Given in marriage by her uncle, Francis S. Moyer of Baltimore, Maryland, the bride was seen in a veiled silk organza gown featuring reembroidered Alencon lace appliques at the scoop neckline. It is designed with a full apron of lace motif repeated from the waist to the front hem of the skirt, a crushed Obi bow at the back waist and detachable chapel train. Her headpiece was an heirloom intermission mantilla of matching lace. She carried a cascade of stephanotis and lilies of the valley centered with two gardenias. Church Decorations The church was decorated with a bridal carpet, family pew markers and altar vases of white gladioli and pink carnations. George Scholly, organist, and Mrs. Nancy Kirsch, soloist, presented wedding music. The bride presented a bouquet of pink and white carnations at the altar of the Blessed Mother. The matron of honor was Mrs. Brenda Kauffman, Harrisburg, cousin of the bride. Her gown was of blue silk and matching jacket with Dior sleeves. Her circular face veil was held by an open crown pillbox marked with a center bow. She carried a bouquet of white daisy pompons centered with blue carnations. Mrs. Josephine Moyer, Baltimore, MD., aunt of the bride, was the bridesmaid. She was seen in a pink ensemble styled like that of the matron of honor. She carried a bouquet of white daisy pompons centered with pink carnations. Men In The Party William Allwein attended his brother as best man. John Allwein of Springfield, the groom's brother, was the usher. A reception for 300 guests was held at the Maennerchor Club. The newlyweds will take a wedding trip to the New England states and Canada. They will be at home at 28 S. Fifth St. Both the bride and groom were graduated from Lebanon Catholic High School. The bride is employed by the Bethlehem Steel Company as an IBM key-puncher. The groom, is employed as an accountant at Olmsted Air Force Base, Middletown. More About ROBERT CONRAD ALLWEIN: Employed: May 1964, Olmsted Air Force Base, Middletown, PA Graduated: Lebanon Catholic High School Lived at: April 1982, Silver Springs, Maryland Marriage Lic.#: #064-403 Occupation: May 1964, Accountant More About CATHERINE THERESA UFFNER: Employed: May 1964, Bethlehem Steel Company Graduated: Lebanon Catholic High School Occupation: May 1964, IBM Key Puncher vii. NANCY MARIE ALLWEIN, m. (1) REV. ANTHONY COLLARILE; m. (2) NICHOLAS MARIO LENO, August 02, 1958, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church, Lebanon, PA. Notes for NANCY MARIE ALLWEIN: Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, PA Saturday August 2, 1958 MISS NANCY ALLWEIN WED TODAY TO NICHOLAS LENO In a Nuptial Mass at eleven o'clock this morning, the marriage of Miss Nancy Marie Allwein of Lebanon and Nicholas Mario Leno of Hershey, was solemnized. The Rev. Salvatore V. Zangari officiated, using the double ring ceremony, in the church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. James Eckenroth, organist, presented a30 minute recital before the service. The soloist was Salvatore DiCicco of New York City, uncle of the groom. While the bride placed a bouquet of white roses at the altar of the Blessed Mother, Mr. DiCicco sang "Mother At Your Feet Is Kneeling." The church was decorated with white flowers, palms, and ferns. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fussell C. Allwein of 248 S. Eighth St. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leno of 326 Ridge Road. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white silk organza with a basque bodice, a scalloped and beaded scoop neckline, and short, shirred sleeves. Alencon lace appliques on the bouffant skirt were repeated on petal-type tiers to form a full chapel train. She wore short gloves and carried a cascade bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and a shower of ribbons and stephanotis. Her French illusion fingertip veil was held by a beaded silk organza bandeau. The bride's attendants were Miss Joan Marie Allwein, her sister, as maid of honor; Miss Loretta Leno, sister of the groom; Mrs. Frank Shuey, sister of the bride; and Mrs. Karl Huntzinger of Harrisburg, friend of the bride, bridesmaids. Miss Allwein and the bridesmaids were seen in princess gowns of blush pink silk organza. The gowns were made with coral Empire cummerbunds adorned with cabbage roses at the waist in back, and back panels of coral flowing into ballerina length skirts. The attendants wore short, white gloves and shoes to match their gowns. Their hats were blush pink bows. The maid of honor carried a cascade of pink Sweetheart roses with white asters and ivy. The bridesmaids carried pin, Sweetheart roses with pink asters. Mrs. Allwein attended her daughter's wedding in a Dior blue chiffon dress with a matching hat and navy blue accessories. The groom's mother were a pink embroidered nylon hat and pink accessories. Both wore white orchid corsages. Richard A., Naso of Grand Gorge, New York, served as best man. Ushers were Terrance O'Rourke of Trevorton, PA and John Fryer of Harrisburg, classmates of the groom at St. Mary's College, and Robert C. Allwein, twin brother of the bride. Two hundred guest from the local area and New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Michigan have been invited to a reception at the Green Terrace. For their honeymoon trip to the Poconos, the bride selected a white sheath dress trimmed in navy blue and white accessories. After September 1, the couple will live at 943-E Boulevard, New Milford, N.J. The new Mrs. Leno is a graduate of Lebanon Catholic High School. She is employed by Olmsted Air Force Base, Middletown, as a clerk typist. Her husband graduated from Lebanon Catholic High School and Mt. Saint Mary's College, Emmitsburg, MD. He is a dental student at Fairleigh Dickinson College, Rutherford, N. J. More About NANCY MARIE ALLWEIN: Employed: August 1958, Olmsted Air Force Base, Middletown, PA Graduated: Lebanon Catholic High School Lived at: April 1982, Dover, New Jersey Occupation: August 1958, Clerk Typist More About NICHOLAS MARIO LENO: Attended: August 1958, Fairleigh Dickinson College, Rutherford, New Jersey Graduated: Lebanon Catholic High School Marriage Lic.#: #059-319 Occupation: August 1958, Dental Student viii. RUSSELL JOSEPH ALLWEIN, b. 1926; d. August 01, 1975, Hershey, Pennsylvania; m. MARGARET M. VANCHO, 1952. Notes for RUSSELL JOSEPH ALLWEIN: Lebanon Daily News Monday August 4, 1975 R. JOSEPH ALLWEIN Services for R. Joseph Allwein, Lebanon RD 2, were held today at noon from the Thompson Funeral Home. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at 12:30 in St. Gertrude's Catholic Church. The Rev. John F. Greaney, pastor, was celebrant. Bearers were Robert C., William H., John A. and William F. Allwein, Frank Shuey and Eric Peter. More About RUSSELL JOSEPH ALLWEIN: Aged: 49 years Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Marriage Lic.#: #054-137 Military service: World War II More About MARGARET M. VANCHO: Lived at: August 08, 1992, Lebanon, Pennsylvania

12. WILLIAM HENRY "WILLIE"6 ALLWEIN, SR. (ISAAC MARS5, WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born May 23, 1873, and died 1936. He married EMMA R. FERNSLER 1894. She was born 1872, and died 1940. Notes for WILLIAM HENRY "WILLIE" ALLWEIN, SR.: Allwein Manuscript WILLIAM H., - son of Isaac M. and Fianna (Garrett) Allwein married. More About WILLIAM HENRY "WILLIE" ALLWEIN, SR.: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Marriage Lic.#: # 007-324 Residence: 352 North 5th Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Notes for EMMA R. FERNSLER: Lebanon Daily News Saturday Evening August 19, 1922 MRS. WILLIAM ALLWEIN, OF 352 NORTH FIFTHS STREET, LEFT THIS MORNING FOR WYOMISSING TO SPEND THE WEEK-END. More About EMMA R. FERNSLER: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Residence: 352 North 5th Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Children of WILLIAM ALLWEIN and EMMA FERNSLER are: i. ALLEN7 ALLWEIN. ii. CATHERINE F. ALLWEIN, m. RICHARD HEISEY. More About CATHERINE F. ALLWEIN: Lived at: August 1960, Birmingham, Mich. 17. iii. HERBERT I. ALLWEIN, b. Abt. 1895; d. August 05, 1960. 18. iv. RUSSELL CYRIL ALLWEIN, b. March 10, 1897, Lebanon, Pennsylvania; d. April 09, 1982, Good Samartian Hospital, Lebanon, Pennsylvania. v. WILLIAM HENRY ALLWEIN, JR., b. 1899; d. 1937; m. RUTH SNOW SNELL; b. June 12, 1897, Montpelier, VT; d. February 18, 1983, Lebanon Valley General Hospital, Lebanon, PA. More About WILLIAM HENRY ALLWEIN, JR.: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Notes for RUTH SNOW SNELL: Lebanon Daily News Lebanon, PA RUTH S. ALLWEIN DIES IN LEBANON Ruth Snow Allwein, 85, who established the New England Pantry, Palmyra, and had operated a grocery store at Fifth and Weidman streets in Lebanon, died Friday, Feb. 18, 1983, in Lebanon Valley General Hospital. She lived at Poplar Terrace, 605 S. Eighth St., Lebanon. A native of Montpelier, VT, she was a daughter of the late William and Florence Barber Snell and the wife of the late William Henry Allwein, Jr. She was a retired employee of the Veterans Administration, having worked last in the Lebanon VA Medical Center. Mrs. Allwein was a former president of the Women's Club of Lebanon and an active member of the Lebanon chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She was particularly involved in the DAR student loan and scholarship programs and its Law Day naturalization court activities. She was a member of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Lebanon. Surviving are nephews, Stanley W. Foss, Waynesboro; and Alan S. Foss, Reading; three great nieces; and one great nephew. RUTH S. ALLWEIN Services were held Monday, February 21, 1983, in St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Lebanon, for Ruth S. Allwein, 605 S. Eighth St., Lebanon, wife of the late William H. Allwein, Jr. The Rev. Gerald W. Richards, rector, officiated. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Relatives served as pallbearers. The Thompson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. More About RUTH SNOW SNELL: Burial: February 21, 1983, Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Social Security Number: #171-20-5001 13. JOHN F.6 ALLWEIN (ISAAC MARS5, WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born July 20, 1875. He married MARGARET I. HARTER 1903. More About JOHN F. ALLWEIN: Marriage Lic.#: #014-106 Children of JOHN ALLWEIN and MARGARET HARTER are: i. JUNE E.7 ALLWEIN. 19. ii. HOMER J. ALLWEIN, b. March 30, 1906; d. May 30, 1989. 14. VICTOR J.6 ALLWEIN (NATHANIEL M.5, WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born December 15, 1877, and died January 29, 1932. He married LUCY HENRIETTA ALLWEIN, daughter of THEODORE ALLWEIN and CATHARINE MCCANN. She was born July 12, 1890, and died December 19, 1949 in 1117 Lehman Street, Lebanon, PA (Son, Victor E. home). More About VICTOR J. ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Lived at: May 27, 1943, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Notes for LUCY HENRIETTA ALLWEIN: Lebanon Daily News Tuesday Evening December 20, 1949 MRS. LUCY H. ALLWEIN, 59, DIES LAST EVENING Mrs. Lucy H. Allwein, 59, of 1117 Lehman street, widow of Victor Allwein died shortly after 9 o'clock last evening, following an illness of complications. Mrs. Allwein, who resided with a son, Victor Allwein, at the above address, was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church. Aside from the son, Victor, she leaves a grandson, Victor Clarence Allwein; a brother, Charles Allwein, Annville, and a sister Stella, wife of George Shaud, Annville, Route 3. Lebanon Daily News Thursday Evening December 22, 1949 HIGH MASS SOLEMNIZED FOR MRS. LUCY H. ALLWEIN A requiem high mass was solemnized in St. Mary's Catholic Church this morning for Mrs. Lucy H. Allwein, 1117 Lehman Street, widow of Victor Allwein, followed with interment on Holy Cross Cemetery. Rev. Matthias Sjedlecki, of St. Mary's parish, conducted the mass. Bearers were: Andrew, Charles, Mark, and Charles Allwein, Jr., Charles Hershbach and Clarence Arnold. Thompson's had charge. More About LUCY HENRIETTA ALLWEIN: Aged: 59 years Burial: December 22, 1949, Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Cause of Death: Complications Lived at: March 25, 1918, Swatara Township, Lebanon County, PA Child of VICTOR ALLWEIN and LUCY ALLWEIN is: 20. i. VICTOR E.7 ALLWEIN, b. June 25, 1926, Lebanon, PA; d. January 11, 1996, Good Samartian Hospital, Lebanon, PA. Generation No. 4 15. HILDA7 ZWEIER (ELLA M. "ELLEN"6 ALLWEIN, ISAAC MARS5, WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born December 1899. She married NORMAN BOYD. He was born 1900. Children of HILDA ZWEIER and NORMAN BOYD are: i. BOYD8. ii. BOYD. 16. JOHN CURTIS7 ZWEIER, SR. (ELLA M. "ELLEN"6 ALLWEIN, ISAAC MARS5, WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born August 22, 1903. He married MARIE E. CONNER/HORNER September 12. Children of JOHN ZWEIER and MARIE CONNER/HORNER are: i. THOMAS CURTIS8 ZWEIER, b. August 12, 1935. ii. JON CURTIS ZWEIER, JR., b. July 28, 1940. iii. NANCY IDA ZWEIER, b. 1937. iv. ZONIA MARIA ZWEIER, b. September 17, 1942. v. MARY ELLA ZWEIER, b. August 24, 1945.

Generation No. 3 8. JOHN W.6 ALLWEIN (HENRY M.5, WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born March 12, 1873. He married ETHEL. More About JOHN W. ALLWEIN: Residence: March 1914, Toronto, Ohio Children of JOHN ALLWEIN and ETHEL are: i. ALBERTA7 ALLWEIN, b. August 1904; d. March 10, 1914. Notes for ALBERTA ALLWEIN: Lebanon Daily News Wednesday March 11, 1914 DIED AT THE HOME OF AUNT WHILE ON VISIT Alberta, the nine year old daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. John Allwein, of Toronto, Ohio, who was reported very ill in Tuesday's "News" died on Tuesday afternoon at the home of the child's aunt, Mrs. Clifford Rhoads, on North Eighth street. It was announced today that the little girl had taken cold while on her way to this city with her father and two brothers, several weeks ago. It is stated however, that pneumonia did not develop as previously reported, and death is ascribed to heart trouble, and ailment from which the child suffered for some time. John Allwein, the father, arrived here this morning on the 11 o'clock train. The mother, who is nursing an infant baby, is expected tomorrow, of it is possible for her to make the trip. Besides the parents, the child is survived by two brothers, John, Jr., and Pauline, and Dorothy, and an infant sister. Lebanon Daily News Saturday Evening March 14, 1914 ANGEL MASS FOR ALBERTA ALLWEIN An angel mass was sung in St. Mary's Catholic church this morning, at 8:30 o'clock, over the remains of Alberta, the nine year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Allwein, of Ontario, Ohio. The child was visiting relatives here when death overtook her from heart trouble. The funeral was held from the home of an aunt of the departed, Mrs. Clifford Rhoads, on North Eighth street. Rev. Father Christ officiated. The bearers were: John Loehle, Jr., Leo Youtz, Wilhelm Lieb, Richard McGovern. Burial was made at St. Mary's Catholic cemetery. There were many beautiful floral tributes, attesting the sympathy of relatives and friends to the bereaved parents. Mr. Allwein, the father of the child, arrived here the day following the death of the child; and Mrs. Allwein arrived on Friday. Lebanon Daily News Thursday Evening march 12, 1914 FUNERAL NOTICES ALLWEIN--In Lebanon, on the 10th inst. Alberta Allwein, aged 9 years, 6 months and 17 days. Funeral on Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock, from the residence of Mrs. Clifford Rhodes, 415 N. 8th St. Services at St. Mary's Catholic church at 8:30 o'clock. Interment at St. Mary's cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. More About ALBERTA ALLWEIN: Aged: 9 years, 6 months and 17 days Burial: March 14, 1914, St. Mary's Cemetery, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Cause of Death: Cold, heart trouble Lived at: March 1914, Ontario or Toronto, Ohio ii. JOHN W. ALLWEIN, JR.. iii. PAULINE ALLWEIN. iv. DOROTHY ALLWEIN. v. CHILD ALLWEIN. 9. SARAH M.6 ALLWEIN (FRANK MARS5, WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born July 20, 1869, and died August 16, 1945 in Good Samartian Hospital, Lebanon, PA. She married PHILIP A. BLEISTEIN May 18, 1893 in St. Mary's Church, Lebanon, Pennsylvania. He was born 1867, and died April 08, 1942. Notes for SARAH M. ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript SARAH M., - daughter of Frank M. and Rebecca (Arentz) Allwein married Philip A. Bleistein May 18, 1893 in Saint Mary's Church, Lebanon, PA Mr. Bleistein is a telegraph operator and for many years had charge of the Chestnut Street Station of the Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad, Lebanon, PA. Lebanon Daily News Friday Evening August 17, 1945 MRS. SARAH BLEISTEIN DIES OF COMPLICATIONS Mrs. Sarah M. Bleistein, widow of Philip A. Bleistein of 529 Lehman Street, died on Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the Good Samaritan Hospital. He death was caused by complications from which she had been suffering for some time. She was 76 years of age and a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church. A daughter Marie at home survives, as well as the following sisters, Mother Genevieve of St. Gregory's Convent of Philadelphia. Lucy and Cecelia Allwein of Lebanon. Lebanon Daily News MRS SARAH BLEISTEIN BURIED AT HOLY CROSS Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah M. Bleistine, 529 Lehman Street, widow of Philip A. Bleistein, were held at 8:30 o'clock this morning from the Thompson Funeral Home, South Ninth Street. Solemn requiem high mass was celebrated at St. Mary's R. C. Church at 9:00 o'clock. The rector the Very Rev. R. J. Maher was the deacon, and the Rev. Philip A. Liebich, pastor at St. Gertrudes's Church was the sub deacon. Interment took place at the Holy Cross Cemetery. The bearers were John Bleistine, Herbert Allwein, Paul Bleistine, John McCabe, James Foster and John Allwein. P. H. Thompson and Sons were in charge of arrangements. More About SARAH M. ALLWEIN: Burial: August 1945, Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Notes for PHILIP A. BLEISTEIN: Allwein Manuscript SARAH M., - daughter of Frank M. and Rebecca (Arentz) Allwein married Philip A. Bleistein May 18, 1893 in Saint Mary's Church, Lebanon, PA Mr. Bleistein is a telegraph operator and for many years had charge of the Chestnut Street Station of the Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad, Lebanon, PA. More About PHILIP A. BLEISTEIN: Occupation: Telegraph Operator Children of SARAH ALLWEIN and PHILIP BLEISTEIN are: i. MARIE G.7 BLEISTEIN, b. May 31, 1894; m. HOUCK. ii. RITA ELIZABETH BLEISTEIN, b. June 27, 1902; d. August 25, 1931. Notes for RITA ELIZABETH BLEISTEIN: Lebanon Daily News Tuesday Evening August 25, 1931 MISS RITA ELIZABETH BLEISTEIN DIED TODAY AFTER LONG ILLNESS Miss Rita Elizabeth Bleistein, accomplished and poplar daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bleistein, passed away at 9:30 o'clock this morning, at the home of her parents at 539 Lehman street, following an illness of six months. She suffered from a complication of deceases. She was aged 30 years. Following her graduation from the Lebanon High School in 1931, she took a course at Ursinus Collage, where she was awarded her degree of Bachelor of Arts. Since then he engaged in special courses of study at Lebanon Valley Collage during the summer vacation periods. In all of the institutions named she displayed remarkable talent and intellectuality and highly esteemed by the members of the faculty as well as those of the student body with whom she came into contact. Her first assignment in her chosen profession as a teacher was at Millmont, PA and she taught the next two terms at Delmatia. Last year she taught French and Latin at Johnsburg, PA. In her brief career as an instructor she made many friends and impressed those about her with the conviction that she had a brilliant future before her. She was intensely popular in her home city. She possessed qualities of heart and mind that endeared her to a wide circle of friends and fellow church folk, and the sorrow of her parents and only sister Mrs. Marie Houck, is shared by a multitude of people who knew her and learned to admire her. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic church this city, and was also identified with one of the Greek letter fraternities at Ursinus College. Lebanon Daily News Friday Evening August 28, 1931 FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MISS RETA BLEISTEIN Funeral services were held this morning at 8:30 o'clock at the house and at 9 o'clock in St. Mary's church for Miss Reta Bleistein, of 539 Lehman Street, with the Rev. Aloysius Bleistein, of Traverion, officiating. Interment took place in Holy Cross cemetery. Bearers were Charles, Joseph, Aloysius and John Bleistein and Cyril and Richard Allwein. There were many beautiful flowers and wreaths given by the deceased's host of friends. McGovern's were in charge of all the arrangements. More About RITA ELIZABETH BLEISTEIN: Burial: August 28, 1931, Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Education: Lebanon Valley College Occupation: Teacher - Latin and French 10. FRANCIS A.6 ALLWEIN (FRANK MARS5, WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born March 01, 1879, and died August 30, 1919 in 315 Guilford Street, Lebanon, PA. He married AGNES A. AURENTZ January 12, 1905, daughter of AARON AURENTZ and REBECCA SCHAEFFER. She was born 1877, and died July 05, 1937 in Good Samartian Hospital, Lebanon, PA. Notes for FRANCIS A. ALLWEIN: Lebanon Daily News Saturday Evening August 30, 1919 FRANCIS A. ALLWEIN Francis A. Allwein, of 315 Guilford street, died at this home this morning, at 9 a.m. as the result of a complication of diseases. He had been ill for the past nine months and succumbed at the age of 40 years, 5 months and 29 days. He was employed as a plasterer and a member of St. Mary's Catholic church. Those surviving are his wife, and four sisters. Mother Genevieve, of Western Maryland; Mrs. Philip Bleistein, of this city, and Locy and Cecila Allwein, also of this city. The deceased was a graduate of the Lebanon Business college, and worked with his father Frank M. Allwein, plastering contractor for many years. He was employed at the Bethlehem Steel Co. holding a clerical position, until he took sick. Ge was of a genial disposition and well liked by everyone. More About FRANCIS A. ALLWEIN: Aged: 40 years, 5 months, 29 days Burial: September 02, 1919, St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Education: Lebanon Business College Marriage Lic.#: # 015-297 Occupation: Plasterer Notes for AGNES A. AURENTZ: Lebanon Daily News Tuesday Evening July 6, 1937 MRS. AGNES ALLWEIN SUCCUMBS MONDAY Mrs. Agnes Allwein, 59, widow of Francis Allwein, 20 Mifflin St. died at 2:10 o'clock Monday morning in the Good Samaritan Hospital. Death was due to complications following a two years illness. She was a member of St. Gertrude's Catholic church and leaves to survive two sisters, Mrs. John Steckbeck and Mrs. George Hartman and a brother John Aurentz, of Hershey. Lebanon Daily News Thursday Evening July 8, 1937 MRS AGNES ALLWEIN LAID TO REST TODAY The funeral of Mrs. Agnes Allwein, of 20 Mifflin street was held this morning at 8:30 o'clock from P. H. Thompson's Sons funeral home with services at nine o'clock in St. Gertrude's Catholic church, Rev. L. J. Stump officiated Interment was made in St. Mary's cemetery. P. H. Thompson's Sons were in charge of arrangements. Six nephews acted as pall bearers. More About AGNES A. AURENTZ: Burial: July 08, 1937, St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Child of FRANCIS ALLWEIN and AGNES AURENTZ is: i. FRANCIS7 ALLWEIN, b. 1906; d. 1906. 11. ELLA M. "ELLEN"6 ALLWEIN (ISAAC MARS5, WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born January 15, 1870, and died January 23, 1946 in 523 Cumberland St., Lebanon, PA. She married HERMAN HARRY JOSEPH ZWEIER June 1895, son of GEORGE ZWEIER and CATHERINE ARNOLD. He was born July 16, 1867, and died March 22, 1948 in 523 Cumberland St., Lebanon, PA. Notes for ELLA M. "ELLEN" ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript ELLEN M., - daughter of Isaac M. and Fianna (Garrett) Allwein married harry Zweier. Lebanon Daily News Wednesday Evening January 23, 1946 MRS. H. J. ZWEIER DIES SUDDENLY AT NOON Mrs. Ella Allwein Zweier died suddenly today at 1:15 p.m. in her residence, 523 Cumberland Street. Her death ascribed to coronary thrombosis, was unexpected, although she had been in poor health for some time. She was 76 years of age. Mrs. Zweier, the wife of harry J. Zweier, who has been a grocer in Lebanon for many years, was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and of the societies of the church. Besides her husband, she leaves two sons, Richard and Curtis; a daughter, Hilda, wife of Norman Boyd, seven grandchildren; three brothers Harry, John and Clarence Allwein, all of Lebanon and three sisters, Mrs Harry Becker, Altoona, and Misses Nora and Anna Allwein, Lebanon. Mrs. Zweier was a daughter of the late Isaac and Fianna Gerhart Allwein. Lebanon Daily News Monday Evening January 28, 1946 SOLEMN HIGH MASS SUNG FOR MRS. H. J. ZWEIER Funeral services were held at nine o'clock this morning in the Thompson Funeral Home for Mrs. Ella Allwein Zweier, wife of Harry J. Zweier, of 523 Cumberland St. At 9:30 o'clock a solemn requiem high mass was sung in St. Mary's Catholic Church. The very Rev. John J. Lawley was celebrant, Rev. Leonard Fullenkamp was deacon and Rev. Philip Liebich was sub deacon. Burial was made in Holy Cross Cemetery. Pallbearers were Earnest Arnold, Geroge Hartman, Russell Allwein, Herbert Allwein, J. S. Fink and Richard Horner. P. H. Thompson's Sons were in charge. More About ELLA M. "ELLEN" ALLWEIN: Burial: January 28, 1946, Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Notes for HERMAN HARRY JOSEPH ZWEIER: Harry attended the parochial and public schools in Lebanon. He was a salesman in dry goods stores, engaged in the grocery business with Harry Allwein and later formed his own business, all in Lebanon, PA Lebanon Daily News Monday Evening March 22, 1948 HARRY ZWEIER, GROCER, DIES THIS MORNING Harry J. Zweier, widely known and highly respected life long Lebanon resident, passed away at his residence, 523 Cumberland Street at 9:20 o'clock this morning. Heart failure was ascribed as the cause of death following an illness of nearly four months. He first became ill about Thanksgiving time last fall and has been ailing ever since, although he was bedfast only for the past tow months and his condition became grave only recently. Aged 80 years, he was the son of the late George and Catherine (Arnold) Zweier, and would have attained his 81st birthday on July 19, this year. A life long Lebanonian, he established himself in the grocery business more than a half-century ago, and continued in it for fifty five years on Cumberland Street within a radius of two blocks. He retired from actively operating the Zweier groceries about fifteen years ago after expanding the business by setting up stores at Fifth and Walnut Streets and at Lincoln and Pershing Avenues. In addition to the long established Cumberland Street place, and turned the active management of the establishment over to two sons, who currently operate the business. As a local grocer, he was one of the founders of the Sterling Wholesale Corporation of this city, and for many years held the office of vice-president of the organization. He retained an active interest in the corporation for years and continued as a director until his retirement from active business. He was a life-long member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and well known to members of that congregation. He also was a member of St. Patrick's Society and the Holy Name Society, and the Pennsylvania Catholic Beneficial League. Fraternally he held membership in the Lebanon Lodge Number 228, Loyal Order of Moose, and was a charter member of that fraternity. He was also a member of the Lincoln Republican Club. He survived by one daughter, Hilda, wife of Norman Boyd, of this city, and the two sons who succeeded their father in business, Curtis J. and Richard J. Zweier, both of this city. One sister Mrs. George Hartman, of Lebanon, and brother, William Zweier of Charlotte, North Caroline. Also survive as do seven grandchildren. His wife, the former Ella M. Allwein, passed away about two years ago. Lebanon Daily News Wednesday Evening March 24, 1948 HARRY ZWEIER BURIED AFTER REQUIEM MASS Funeral services were held this morning at eight-thirty o'clock from Thompson's Funeral Home, 120 South Ninth Street for Harry J. Zweier, 523 Cumberland Street. At nine o'clock a Requiem High Mass was celebrated in St. Mary's of Assumption Church by Rev. Anthony Burakowski. Burial was in the Holy Cross cemetery with the following serving as bearers: Russell Allwein, George Hartman, Richard Horner, J. Sylvester Fink, Samuel Baum and Elmer Laudermilch. Thompson's was in charge of the funeral arrangements. More About HERMAN HARRY JOSEPH ZWEIER: Burial: March 24, 1948, Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Occupation: Bet. 1900 - 1920, Grocery Store Owner Residence: 1880, 419 Cumberland Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Children of ELLA ALLWEIN and HERMAN ZWEIER are: 15. i. HILDA7 ZWEIER, b. December 1899. ii. RICHARD J. ZWEIER, b. February 19, 1902; d. December 1971. More About RICHARD J. ZWEIER: Residence: 1971, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Social Security Number: 170-28-9066 16. iii. JOHN CURTIS ZWEIER, SR., b. August 22, 1903.

6. NATHANIEL M.5 ALLWEIN (WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born January 01, 1848 in North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. He married CLARA SHAUN June 08, 1871, daughter of JACOB SHAUN. Notes for NATHANIEL M. ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript NATHANIEL M. - son of William and Mary (Mairs) Allwein was born January 1, 1848 on his father's farm in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. He attended the public schools; learned trade of plastering with his father. Attended the Lebanon Normal School preparatory to teaching. At age of 20 he commenced teaching in the public schools and taught for eleven terms, part of the time in North Lebanon Township and part in Bethel Township. (The author of this work was a pupil of his at one time as well as of his brother Isaac). Was married June 8th, 1871 to Clara, daughter of Jacob Shaun. Lived at Mount Zion until year 1878 when he built some houses on North 5th Street, Lebanon, PA and moved with his family to that city. He continued working at trade of plastering in Lebanon. He was also a musician of some note and while living at Mount Zion he was leader of the Mount Zion Band after his brother John had resigned from the leadership. More About NATHANIEL M. ALLWEIN: Education: Lebanon Norman School Pretaratory Occupation: Plasterer Children of NATHANIEL ALLWEIN and CLARA SHAUN are: i. DAISY M.6 ALLWEIN, b. December 09, 1872. 14. ii. VICTOR J. ALLWEIN, b. December 15, 1877; d. January 29, 1932. iii. ARTHUR W. ALLWEIN, b. January 19, 1881; d. April 29, 1940, 403 Chestnut Street, Lebanon, PA; m. MARIE G. ROSS, January 24, 1905, St. Mary's Rectory, Lebanon, PA; d. August 29, 1942, Chautauqua Borough Reservation, Mt. Gretna, PA. Notes for ARTHUR W. ALLWEIN: Lebanon Daily News Wednesday Evening January 3, 1923 A. ALLWEIN IS NOW P AND R YARDMASTER Well merited advancement - William Fields has been appointed assistant. William Fields of 230 Lehman Street, after twenty-two years service in the company of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, received merited advancement this week when he was promoted to the position of Asst. Head Yardmaster. The promotion is as of Jan. 1. Mr. Field is known among local railroad men as former conductor of yard shifter 1177. Fellow employees are expecting Fields to make good in his new responsibility. Arthur Allwein who held the assistant yardmaster job until the first of the year, is now yardmaster. He moved up a notch following the retirement of Adam Vogel. Lebanon Daily News Tuesday Evening April 30, 1940 A. W. ALLWEIN DIES SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME Veteran Railroader Is Claimed By Death Monday HEART TROUBLE Had Spent Entire Career With Reading Railroad Arthur W. Allwein, veteran railroader, died suddenly Monday evening at 10.25 o'clock at his home at 443 Chestnut Street. He had been in failing health for many months, suffering from an asthmatic condition, but there were, according to physicians, no symptoms and his sudden collapse and death came as a serious shock to relatives and friends. Other organic ailments were ascribed as the cause of a sudden attack of the heart which caused his demise. At his work on Monday afternoon he complained to companions that he felt ill but there were no symptoms to cause alarm either at his office or at home and when he was suddenly stricken in the late evening, the affliction with death ensuing in about ten minutes, came with prostrating force to Mrs. Allwein and almost equally to other relatives and friends. Mr. Allwein , who was 59 years of age, spent his entire career on the railroad. He was still in his late teens when he entered the employ of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company as a telegrapher under Jerome Youtz. He spent a considerable period of years in the office at the Eighth and Scull streets station in that capacity. upon the retirement of Adam Vogel about twenty-Five years ago, he was transferred in the post of assistant yardmaster in the local area, and seventeen years ago was made yardmaster. He served in that capacity ever since with marked distinction as he enjoyed the entire confidence of the management, and was intensely popular with the yard operating crews and other employe associates. He served the company about forty years in all. In the social circles he frequented he also enjoyed wide popularity and was also highly esteemed in St. Mary's Catholic Church and its subordinate organizations with which he was affiliated. He leaves his wife, the former Marie R. Ross, and a nephew Victor Allwein, of Lebanon, with whose father he was associated at the telegraph office for many years. The decedent was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Allwein, and was born and reared in Lebanon and spent his entire life time here. Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, PA Friday Evening May 3, 1940 REQUIEM HIGH MASS FOR ARTHUR ALLWEIN Services for Arthur W. Allwein, of 403 Chestnut Street, were held this morning from the residence. A requiem high mass was performed later in St. Mary's Catholic Church by the very Rev. John J. Lawley. Interment was made in Mt. Lebanon cemetery. Pallbearers were Edward S. Wise, Oscar Grimes, harry Beck, Charles C. Smith, Jesse B. Douple, and Joseph G. Brand, all fellow employees of the deceased associated with the Reading Railroad. P. H. Thompson Sons attended to all details. More About ARTHUR W. ALLWEIN: Aged: 59 years, 3 months, 10 days Burial: May 03, 1940, Mt. Lebanon Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Cause of Death: Asthmatic Condition Marriage Lic.#: #015-312 Occupation: Pennsylvania and Reading Railroad Notes for MARIE G. ROSS: Evening Report Wednesday January 25, 1905 BECOMES MRS. ARTHUR ALLWEIN Miss Marie G. Ross Married to a Well Known Telegraph Operator of Lebanon Mr. Arthur W. Allwein and Miss Marie G. Ross, both of this city, were quietly wedded last evening at 7:30 o'clock, at St. Mary's rectory, on North Eighth street, by the Rev. Father Clarke, assistant rector of that church. The groom was attended by his friend, Pharmacist Chas H. McLaughlin. of this city, a student at a Philadelphia College, and the bride was attended by Miss Annie Allwein, a daughter of Isaac Allwein, this city, and a cousin of the groom. After the wedding the couple left on the 9:06 train over the Reading road for Reading where they remained until this morning, when they proceeded to Philadelphia, and thence on to Washington, D. C., where a short honeymoon will be spent. Both the groom and bride are very favorably known in this city, the groom being a son of Nathaniel Allwein, the well known plasterer, residing at 449 North Fifth street. He is employed by the Reading Railway Company as a telegraph operator, filling the responsible position as night operator at the office at Front street and the Reading Railway, in this city. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Ross living at No. 415 Walnut street, and for some time was one of the salesladies in the department store of C. and H. J. Shenk, of Cumberland street. The groom was attired in evening dress, and the bride wore a very handsome traveling gown. The bride's attendant wore a very pretty gown for the occasion. After their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Allwein will make their residence for the present with the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross, residing on Walnut street. The couple were the recipients of a large number of handsome and useful gifts, including among the number a token from the employers and employees of C. and H. J. Shenk's dry goods store, this city, where the bride was employed prior to her marriage. Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, PA Monday Evening August 31, 1942 FALL PROVES FATAL TO MRS. MARIE ALLWEIN Drops From Porch At Summer Home In Mt. Gretna ON SATURDAY Victim Lands On Rock, Crushing Her Skull Many citizens throughout the community were immeasurably shocked on Saturday when they learned that MRs. Marie E. (Ross) Allwein; of 403 Chestnut street was almost instantly killed in a fall from a high porch at her summer home in the Chautauqua Borough Reservation, at Mt. Gretna. The cottage is located on a heavy slope, facing Brown Avenue, the near part being set on high piers. Mrs. Allwein had spent a part of the morning visiting across the street with Mrs. Maria T. Klopp, wife of City Councilman L.. M. Klopp, treasurer and general manager of the Lebanon Hardware Company. Mrs. Allwein returned to her own cottage about 11 o'clock, and shortly thereafter neighbors heard a thud and clatter of falling wood. Ladies at the D. O. Bomberger cottage on the same side of the street voiced an alarm to Mrs. Kloop who then ran to the Allwein home and found Mrs. Allwein lying on the ground at the foot of the porch. When the neighbor saw the crushed head of the victim she fainted. She recovered consciousness quickly, however, and noting that Mrs. Allwein was still breathing called to the Bomberger home again, with instruction to summon an ambulance. The Good Samaritan Hospital ambulance responded, but in the interim Dr. P. H. Gerheardt, and Dr. Mary Scott, an x-ray specialist of the Lancaster Hospital, both residing at Gretna arrived on the scene, and pronounced the woman dead. When the ambulance arrived, the interne in charge corroborated the verdict of the other two, and Dr. W. H. Brubaker, the county coroner was summoned. His investigation indicated that Mrs. Allwein had apparently started to shake a rug over the porch railing when it suddenly gave way under her weight and collapsed. She had toppled head first over the edge with the natural wood material of which the railing was constructed, and landed on a heavy rock. The skull was reported by the coroner as badly fractured. The victim of the tragedy was the widow of Arthur Allwein who died suddenly on April 29, 1940, while employed in the capacity of yardmaster of the Reading Company railroad yards in this city. He was a veteran in the employ of the corporation. Mrs. Allwein is said by friends to have never recovered from the shock of this bereavement. The decent was a member of the St. Paul Evangelical Church and Sunday School. She enjoyed a wide circle of friends at Mt. Gretna and in the city and the tragedy in which she lost her life brought sorrow to a considerable part of the communities in which she lived. Mrs. Allwein was a daughter of the late Herman Ross, of this city. She leaves a sister Mrs. Harry H. Flowers, of Lebanon, and a brother Arthur Ross, of Stouchburg, Berks County. There are three nephews and two nieces. Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, PA Tuesday Evening September 1, 1942 MRS. MARIE ALLWEIN LAID TO REST TODAY Funeral services for Mrs. Marie E. Allwein, widow of Arthur Allwein were held at 2:00 p.m. today from the resident at 403 Chestnut Street. The Rev. Walter Boyer, pastor of the St. Paul's Evangelical Church officiated at the services. Interment in the Mt. Lebanon Cemetery followed the funeral services. The following served as pallbearers: Ross Flowers, George Flowers, Robert Flowers, David Boyd, Max Fidler and Delmar Yeagley. P. H. Thompson's Sons were in charge of the funeral arrangements. More About MARIE G. ROSS: Burial: September 01, 1942, Mt. Lebanon Cemetery, Lebanon, PA iv. GERTRUDE "IRENE" ALLWEIN, b. March 11, 1892. 7. MARY "POLLY" ANN5 ALLWEIN (WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born January 11, 1853. She married AARON WITMER. Notes for MARY "POLLY" ANN ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript MARY (POLLY), - daughter of William and Mary (Mairs) Allwein married to Aaron Witmer. Children of MARY ALLWEIN and AARON WITMER are: i. CORA6 WITMER, b. October 07, 1877. ii. SADIE WITMER, b. June 05, 1881. iii. IDA WITMER, d. Age about 6 years old. iv. HARVEY WITMER, d. Age about 3 years old.

4. FRANK MARS5 ALLWEIN (WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born March 01, 1840, and died November 17, 1914 in 6th and Lehman St., Lebanon, PA. He married REBECCA ARENTZ/AURENTZ 1865, daughter of GEORGE AURENTZ and SARAH LOY. She was born February 27, 1842, and died April 03, 1913 in 543 Lehman St., Lebanon, PA. Notes for FRANK MARS ALLWEIN: News paper had buried at St. Mary's Cemetery, but tombstones have buried at Holy Cross Cemetery??? Age 74 years 8 months 16 days. Allwein Manuscript FRANK M. - son of William and Mary (Mairs) Allwein was born march 1st, 1840. He attended the public schools and commenced to teach in 1859 continuing for seven successive terms. In 1863 he enlisted to serve with the Home Guard and was stationed at Reading and part of the time Scranton, PA but after seven weeks soldering he was mustered out. He learned the trade of plastering. In 1865 he was married to Rebecca daughter of George and Sarah Arentz. Mr. Allwein continued at his trade and became the the prominent in his business at Lebanon being very successful and doing a large amount of work. Among some of the prominent buildings he plastered is the Lebanon Academy of Music. He lives with his family at 6th and Lehman Streets, Lebanon, PA Lebanon Daily News Tuesday Evening November 17, 1914 F. M. ALLWEIN DIED SUDDENLY AT NOON TODAY Frank M. Allwein, of Sixth and Lehman streets, was fatally stricken with paralysis at his home just before the noon hour today and expired before medical aid could be given by Dr. Thomas Holland, who was summoned. His death was unexpected, as it was sudden for he had been working in the garden of his home but a short time before the fatal summons came and there had been nothing noted in his condition which had given his family or friends any warning of the near approach of his end. 74 YEARS OF AGE He was 74 years old but continued to manifest a deep and active interest in affairs. Consequently his death is a crushing blow to the members of his family and a shock to a wide circle of friends. CONTRACTING PLASTERER Mr. Allwein was a contracting plasterer and during the many years of his active business career he became widely known and highly esteemed. He was vice-president of the Valley mutual fire insurance company and a director in the Mechanics building and loan association, he was one of the original members of the Rescue hose company and as a member of St. Mary's Catholic church was indentified with the societies of St. Patrick and St. Vincent De Paul. FIVE CHILDREN LEFT He was a widower, his wife having preceded him in heath some years ago and leaves five children, as follows: Mrs. Philip Bleistine, Mother Genevieve, Western Park, MD., Misses Lucy and Cecelia Allwein, of this city. Four brothers, Isaac, Nathaniel, John and Aaron Allwein, of this city and two sisters, Mrs. Aaron Witmer and Mrs. Cyrus Miller, also of this city, survive. There are two grand children. Lebanon Daily News Saturday Evening November 21, 1914 REQUIEM MASS FOR THE LATE F. M. ALLWEIN Members of Societies of St. Mary's Church in Attendance THE PALL BEARERS Rescue Fire Company Was Also Represented at Funeral Representatives from St. Patrick's Beneficial Society and St. Vincent De Paul Society of St. Mary's Catholic church, the Rescue fire company and several business organizations with which he had been prominently identified for a period of many years this morning attended the funeral of the late F. M. Allwein, of this city. The obsequies occurred at nine o'clock from the house, Sixth and Lehman streets, with services in charge of the Rev. Father Adam Christ at St. Mary's church. Interment was made in St. Mary's cemetery. THE PALL BEARERS The pall bearers were Stephen Arnold, Charles Albright, Matthew Cavanaugh. Henry Loy, J. V. Arnold and Edwin Faust, all of St. Patrick society. Mr. Allwein was the father of Francis A. Allwein of 425 Walnut Street. P. H. Thompson, was Undertaker. More About FRANK MARS ALLWEIN: Burial: November 21, 1914, St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Cause of Death: Paralysis Military service: Home Guard Occupation: Plasterer Notes for REBECCA ARENTZ/AURENTZ: Evening Report Friday, April 4, 1913 MRS. FRANK ALLWEIN, DIES AT AGE OF 71 Mrs. Frank Allwein, of 543 Lehman street, died at 5.45 o'clock on Thursday evening at her home after 11 months illness with a complication of ailments, aged 71 years, one month and five days. He was an faithful member of st. Mary's Catholic church. Her husband and five children survive, as follows: Mrs. Philip Bleistein, this city; Mother Genevieve, superior in a convent in Oak Lane, near Philadelphia: Francis, Lucy, Celic, of this city. George Aurentz, of Reading, is a brother and Mrs. Sarah Shirk, living in Kansas, is a sister. Marie and Reda Bleistine, of this city are grandchildren. More About REBECCA ARENTZ/AURENTZ: Aged: 71 years, 1 month, 5 days Burial: April 07, 1913, St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Cause of Death: Complications of ailments for 11 months Children of FRANK ALLWEIN and REBECCA ARENTZ/AURENTZ are: i. JEROME H.6 ALLWEIN, b. 1866; d. 1868. ii. GEORGE WM. ALLWEIN, b. October 13, 1867; d. March 15, 1869. 9. iii. SARAH M. ALLWEIN, b. July 20, 1869; d. August 16, 1945, Good Samartian Hospital, Lebanon, PA. iv. MOTHER MARY E. ALLWEIN, b. April 28, 1872. Notes for MOTHER MARY E. ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript MARY- daughter of Frank M. and Rebecca (Arentz) Allwein entered Convent of Sisters of Saint Joseph at McSherrystown, PA Name in religion Sister M. Genevieve. Western Park, Maryland--Mother Genevieve v. LUCY C. ALLWEIN, b. August 11, 1876; d. 1956. More About LUCY C. ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, North Lebanon Twp., Lebanon County, PA 10. vi. FRANCIS A. ALLWEIN, b. March 01, 1879; d. August 30, 1919, 315 Guilford Street, Lebanon, PA. vii. CECILIA A. ALLWEIN, b. June 05, 1881; d. 1955. More About CECILIA A. ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA 5. ISAAC MARS5 ALLWEIN (WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born May 07, 1842 in North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, and died February 21, 1918 in Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. He married FIANNA GARRETT/GERHART. She was born August 15, 1845, and died 1910. Notes for ISAAC MARS ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript ISAAC M., - son of William and Mary (Mairs) Allwein born May 7, 1842 was reared on his father's farm and educated in the public Schools. He learned his father's trade of plastering but when still in his teens commenced teaching in the public schools taking several sessions of training at a normal class in Lebanon, PA. On July 2, 1863 he enlisted in Captain John Stumm's Company F, 48th Regiment P.V.M. to serve for a term of 90 days for the defense of his country, was honorably discharged August 26, 1863 at Reading, PA by order of Governor Curtin. He re-enlisted as private in Captain B. Frank Heens' Company F. 93rd Regiment P.V. Inf. Vol. Feb. 26th, 1864 for the term of three years or during the war. He served under Generals Grant, Meade, Hancock, Sheridan and others, was in action in the battle of the Wilderness, Pennsylvania, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, Weldon, Winchester, Fishers Hill, Cedar Creek and other minor engagements, he was never wounded in battle except a slight scratch on right cheek, but his gun had three bullet marks received while fighting. He was honorably discharged at the close of the war June 27th, 1865 at the defenses of Washington, D.C. After his return from the war he married to Fianna Garrett and again taught in public schools but shortly after removed to Lebanon, PA and engaged in the Dry Good business in partnership with Peter A. Glick under the firm name of Allwein & Glick at 745 Cumberland Street. The business not being very successful he sold out his interest after one years trial in April 1869 to his partner Mr. Glick. Remained living in Lebanon another year, after which he purchased a property in North Lebanon Township of about five acres of Benjamin Swanger and moved with his family to this place in the Spring of 1870. He continued teaching in the public schools in the winter time and in the summer worked with neighboring farmers at harvesting. Altogether he taught nineteen terms, all in Lebanon County with the exception of one term in Schuylkill County and one term in Berks County, however, the last term which he taught at Glicks school near Mount Zion he was unable to finish on account of a severe attack of Rheumatism. In the spring of 1883 he sold his country property to Theodore H. Allwein and purchased a lot in Lebanon (5th and Lehman Sts.) upon which he erected a house and moved with his family on June 23rd the same year into the property and opened a grocery store. He carried on the grocery business also at the same time plastering and made a success in both. His son Harry taking care of the store trade while he worked at his trade of plastering. He continued in business successfully until the spring of 1890 when he sold out to his son Harry and son-in-law Harry Zweier after which he retired and moved to one of his properties on North Fifth Street. ``````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Isaac M. Allwine, 93rd Regiment, Company A, recruited in Lebanon Co., February 26, 1864 - June 27, 1865. ``````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Isaac M. Allwein--Enlist Date 02 July 1863, Enlist Rank, Priv. Served Pennsylvania Enlisted "F" Co. 48th Inf. Reg. PA Mustered Out on 26 August 1863----Regiment Type Infantry Source: History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1865 Abbreviation: PARoster Published by on 1870 ````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Ancestry.Com Name of Regiment: Pennsylvania 48th Infantry Regiment Date of Organization: 02 July 1863 Muster Date: 26 August 1863 Regiment Type: Infantry More About ISAAC MARS ALLWEIN: Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Military service: February 26, 1864, G A R - Civil War Veteran Occupation: Teacher More About FIANNA GARRETT/GERHART: Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Children of ISAAC ALLWEIN and FIANNA GARRETT/GERHART are: i. HARRY P. (HENRY)6 ALLWEIN, b. November 21, 1868; d. 1957. Notes for HARRY P. (HENRY) ALLWEIN: Name listed in the Allwein book---Henry P. Lebanon Directory-Harry P. Tombstone-Harry Lebanon Daily News Monday September 18, 1911 H. P. ALLWEIN'S TEAM STOLEN Drove to Farm of Moses Arnold, Near Almshouse, on Sunday HITCHED ALONG ROAD Animal Found This Morning Securely Tied in Hathaway park Harry P. Allwein, the Fifth and Weidman streets grocer, on Sunday evening, was robbed of his horse and buggy. With Mrs. Allwein he visited the farm of Moses Arnold, about half a mile south of the county's almshouse, and when they returned to the road where the horse had been tied, the animal and buggy were missing. Mr. Arnold then drove them to the city and the supposed robbery was reported at once at police headquarters, and an investigation was made. IN HATHAWAY PARK This morning the rig was located in Hathaway Park. As the horse was securely tied. It is regarded a improbable that it wandered away and it is supposed one took the rig for a drive and then deserted it later in the night. More About HARRY P. (HENRY) ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA 11. ii. ELLA M. "ELLEN" ALLWEIN, b. January 15, 1870; d. January 23, 1946, 523 Cumberland St., Lebanon, PA. iii. KATIE S. ALLWEIN, b. August 05, 1871. Notes for KATIE S. ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript KATIE S., - daughter of Isaac M. and Fianna (Garrett) Allwein married. 12. iv. WILLIAM HENRY "WILLIE" ALLWEIN, SR., b. May 23, 1873; d. 1936. 13. v. JOHN F. ALLWEIN, b. July 20, 1875. vi. NORA A. ALLWEIN, b. April 22, 1879; d. 1964. More About NORA A. ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA vii. ANNIE M. "ANNIE" ALLWEIN, b. September 30, 1880; d. April 1971. More About ANNIE M. "ANNIE" ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Social Security Number: 187-36-8407 (17003) viii. CLARENCE P. ALLWEIN, b. October 09, 1886; d. 1951. Notes for CLARENCE P. ALLWEIN: Tombstone has the date of born 1888. More About CLARENCE P. ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA

Generation No. 2 2. HENRY M.5 ALLWEIN (WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born September 25, 1836 in North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, PA, and died July 18, 1894. He married ANNIE E. MCGINLEY September 13, 1860. She was born March 02, 1837, and died February 26, 1890. Notes for HENRY M. ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript HENRY M., - son of William and Mary (Mairs) Allwein was born Sep. 25, 1836, he attended the public schools until he was about sixteen years old after which he attended the Annville Academy for one or two years preparatory to teaching. He taught four or five terms in North Lebanon Township afterwards moved to Lebanon and taught the Parochial School attached to St. Mary's Church for an equal length of time. On Sep. 13, 1860 he married to Annie E. McGinley. He lived on North Eighth St. Lebanon and worked at this trade as plasterer for part of the time, He also kept a stock of Catholic books being the only Catholic book store in Lebanon at this time. He elected water superintendent for the city of Lebanon in the year 1889 and filled that office for three years. He died on July 18, 1894 and was buried at Lebanon. More About HENRY M. ALLWEIN: Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Elected: Water Superintendent Occupation: Teacher More About ANNIE E. MCGINLEY: Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Children of HENRY ALLWEIN and ANNIE MCGINLEY are: i. MARY G.6 ALLWEIN, b. June 23, 1861; d. 1927. More About MARY G. ALLWEIN: Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA ii. FRANCES C. ALLWEIN, b. June 03, 1863; d. 1937. Notes for FRANCES C. ALLWEIN: Newspaper Personals Miss Frances Allwein, of Philadelphia arrived here on a visit to her sisters miss Mary Allwein and Mrs. Clifford Rhodes of 413 North Eight Street. More About FRANCES C. ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA iii. MARGARET L. ALLWEIN, b. June 09, 1865; d. 1932; m. CLIFFORD RHOADS. Notes for MARGARET L. ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript MARGARET L. , daughter of Henry M. and Annie E. (McGinley) Allwein married Clifford Rhoads. Occupation Tailor. More About MARGARET L. ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Residence: March 1914, 415 North 8th Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania More About CLIFFORD RHOADS: Occupation: Tailor Residence: March 1914, 415 N. 8th Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania 8. iv. JOHN W. ALLWEIN, b. March 12, 1873. v. LEWIS A. ALLWEIN, b. August 18, 1876; d. March 04, 1937, Good Samaritan Hospital, Lebanon, PA. Notes for LEWIS A. ALLWEIN: Lebanon Daily News Thursday Evening March 4, 1937 LOUIS A. ALLWEIN, 60 DIES IN GOOD SAMARITAN Louis A. Allwein, 60 of 415 North Eighth Street, died at five o'clock this morning in the Good Samaritan Hospital of pneumonia following a two week's illness. He was a retired moulder, a member of St. Mary's catholic Church, the Liberty Fire company and the Holy Name society. He leaves to survive a brother, John W. Allwein and two sisters. Frances and Martha Allwein of Lebanon. Lebanon Daily News Monday, March 8, 1937 LOUIS ALLWEIN FUNERAL HELD THIS MORNING The funeral of Louis A. Allwein, of 415 North Eighth street, was held at 8:30 o'clock at P. H. Thompson's Sons funeral home and at 9 o'clock in st. Mary's Catholic church. Interment was made in Holy Cross cemetery. Father John J. Lawley officiated. Bearers were Anthony Gates, Ted Shultz, Walter Wentz, martin Guare, Francis Steckbeck and Harry Allwein. P. H. Thompson's Sons were in charge of arrangement. Lebanon Daily News Saturday Evening October 27, 1900 LOCKJAW THREATENS LEWIS ALLWEIN Lewis Allwein of 415 North Eighth street, who two weeks ago had his right foot badly burned by molten iron at the Lebanon Chain Works foundry, is in dangerous condition, being threatened with lockjaw. Allwein is a moulder and was working at the time of the accident. More About LEWIS A. ALLWEIN: Burial: March 08, 1937, Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, PA Cause of Death: Pneumonia Occupation: Moulder vi. ANNIE "ANNA" L. ALLWEIN, b. February 17, 1871; m. JOSEPH A. GANSTER, June 15, 1898, St. Mary's Church, Lebanon, PA. Notes for ANNIE "ANNA" L. ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript ANNIE L., - daughter of Henry M. and Annie E. (Mcginley) Allwein married Joseph Ganster June 15, 1898 in saint Mary's Church, Lebanon, PA. More About JOSEPH A. GANSTER: Marriage Lic.#: # 010-550 vii. MARTHA R. ALLWEIN, b. October 30, 1878; d. 1938. More About MARTHA R. ALLWEIN: Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, North Lebanon Twp., Lebanon County, PA 3. ANN MARIA5 ALLWEIN (WILLIAM4, PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born November 19, 1837 in North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, and died September 18, 1874. She married JOHN H. SHAEFFER, son of HENRY SCHAEFFER and ELIZABETH ZWEIER. He was born June 30, 1840, and died November 30, 1917. Notes for ANN MARIA ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript ANN MARIA, - daughter of William and Mary (Mairs) Allwein married to John H. Shaeffer. Occupation of Mr. Schaeffer farming. John H. Shaeffer married second time to Emma Swanger More About ANN MARIA ALLWEIN: Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA More About JOHN H. SHAEFFER: Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Children of ANN ALLWEIN and JOHN SHAEFFER are: i. JEROME6 SHAEFFER. Notes for JEROME SHAEFFER: Allwein Manuscript JEROME, - son of John H. and Ann Maria (Allwein) Shaeffer married. ii. ELIZABETH SHAEFFER, m. JOSEPH BOWMAN. Notes for ELIZABETH SHAEFFER: Allwein Manuscript ELIZABETH, - daughter of John H. and Ann Maria (Allwein) Shaeffer married Joseph Bowman. iii. EMMA SHAEFFER, m. DAVID TICE. Notes for EMMA SHAEFFER: Allwein Manuscript EMMA, - daughter of John H. and Ann Maria (Allwein) Shaeffer married David Tice. iv. AMELIA SHAEFFER. v. MARY SHAEFFER, m. JOSEPH SEIBERT. Notes for MARY SHAEFFER: Allwein Manuscript MARY, - daughter of John H. and Ann Maria (Allwein) Shaeffer married Joseph Seibert of Lebanon, PA., a carpenter by trade. (Son of Anthony Seibert). Notes for JOSEPH SEIBERT: Allwein Manuscript MARY, - daughter of John H. and Ann Maria (Allwein) Shaeffer married Joseph Seibert of Lebanon, PA., a carpenter by trade. (Son of Anthony Seibert). More About JOSEPH SEIBERT: Occupation: Carpenter vi. KATIE P. SHAEFFER, b. March 22, 1866; d. April 01, 1866.

TO MY ALLWEIN/ALWINE COUSINS: THIS INFORMATION CAME FROM MY FAMILY TREE MAKER. THERE MAY BE SOME CORRECTIONS, I HAVE TO PROOF READ IT AT A LATER DATE. IN THE MEAN TIME, READ ON! Nancy Allwein Nebiker Descendants of William Allwein Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM4 ALLWEIN (PHILIP3, CONRAD2, HANS JACOB1) was born June 18, 1813 in Lebanon County, PA, and died October 18, 1888. He married MARY MARS 1835. She was born March 22, 1814 in Lancaster, PA, and died March 04, 1901. Notes for WILLIAM ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript WILLIAM - son of Philip and Barbara (Frantz) Allwein was born on his father's farm in Lebanon County, PA June 30, 1813. After leaving the subscription school he learned the plasterer's trade. Purchased a farm of about twenty acres on road between Kimmerlings Church and Mount Zion. Some time later he purchased about twenty acres adjoining this which he added to the original farm. He improved the property by building a new barn and sometime later a house. In connection with farming he worked at his trade and done plastering for the people for many miles around. Married about 1835 to Mary Mairs. After his death his widow was received into the Catholic Church. She became blind in her old age. Strange as it may seem their six sons were all teachers and taught in the public schools of the County at one time of their life. He lived with his family on the farm until his death in 1888. More About WILLIAM ALLWEIN: Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Occupation: Plasterer More About MARY MARS: Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Medical Information: Blind in her old age. Children of WILLIAM ALLWEIN and MARY MARS are: 2. i. HENRY M.5 ALLWEIN, b. September 25, 1836, North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, PA; d. July 18, 1894. 3. ii. ANN MARIA ALLWEIN, b. November 19, 1837, North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania; d. September 18, 1874. iii. ANTHONY ALLWEIN, b. Bet. 1838 - 1839, North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. (Name appeared in Rootsweb) 4. iv. FRANK MARS ALLWEIN, b. March 01, 1840; d. November 17, 1914, 6th and Lehman St., Lebanon, PA. 5. v. ISAAC MARS ALLWEIN, b. May 07, 1842, North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania; d. February 21, 1918, Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. vi. WILLIAM ALLWEIN, b. March 11, 1844; d. December 21, 1846. vii. AMELIA ALLWEIN, b. June 27, 1846, North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania; m. CYRUS MILLER. 6. viii. NATHANIEL M. ALLWEIN, b. January 01, 1848, North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. ix. JOHN MARS ALLWEIN, b. December 15, 1850, North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania; d. November 11, 1929, Good Samaritan Hospital, Lebanon, Pennsylvania; m. MARY ARNOLD STECKBECK, May 13, 1880; b. April 29, 1855, Lebanon, Pennsylvania; d. May 10, 1939, 510 North Eighth Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Notes for JOHN MARS ALLWEIN: Allwein Manuscript JOHN M., - son of William and Mary (Mairs) Allwein was born Dec. 15th, 1850 and was educated in the public schools until he was 17 years old after which he went to the Lebanon High School for a short time. Commenced to teach school at Mount Zion (Glicks school) in the fall of 1870. He taught at this place for three successive terms after which he went to the Millersville Norman School, after taking the course at Millersville he returned and taught in the public schools of North Lebanon Township for seven successive terms, after which he discontinued teaching and entered in the employ of the Miller Organ Co. at Lebanon. Soon after he was appointed census enumerator, in the fall of 1880 he again engaged in teaching and taught one term after which he entered DeHuff and Mitchel's Book Store at Lebanon, PA. Late in the fall of 1881 he accepted an offer to teach an unexpired term of the Webster-Grammer School, Independent District, Lebanon County, this ended his career as a teacher. He was engaged in the shoe business in Lebanon for several years and since he been selling school furniture for the American School Furniture Co., New York City making a decided success. On May 13, 1880 he was married to Mary daughter of David and Mary Steckbeck. They lived in Independent District, Lebanon, PA. until the spring of 1902 after which they moved in their new residence on North 8th Street, Lebanon, PA. `````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Page 358/359 BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LEBANON COUNTY JOHN M. ALLWEIN, traveling salesman for the American School Furniture Company, of New York, and a resident of Lebanon, was born in North Lebanon township, December 15, 1850, a son of William and Mary (Mars) Allwein, of German and English decent, respectively. William Allwein was a plasterer by trade, and was born in June, 1813, his death occurring in 1888. His father, Philip, devoted his active life to farming and blacksmithing, and reared a large family of whom Edward, Elijah, Henry, Adam, Sarah, Isabella and Rebecca are living; while John, Samuel, Joseph, William, Elizabeth, Polly, Catherine and Mary are deceased. Philip Allwein was one of the very early settlers of Lebanon county, and his little blacksmith shop was one of the busiest centers for miles around. William Allwein was a farmer as well as plasterer, and his property was always under a high state of cultivation, and yielded profitable harvests. he was a life-long Democrat, and a member of the Catholic Church. As his name implies, he was of German descent, and inherited the personal characteristics which have enabled Germany to impress itself upon the map of the world. To himself and wife, Mary, were born eleven children, of whom the following attained maturity: Henry, deceased; Maria, also deceased; Frank M., a plasterer of Lebanon; Isaac, a resident of Lebanon and a grocer by occupation; Amelia, living on the home farm in North Lebanon township; Nathaniel, also a plasterer by trade; John M.; Polly, the wife of Aaron Witmer, of Lebanon city; and Aaron, living on the home place. Mrs. Allwein was born in 1814 in the city of Lancaster and died March 4, 1901. Although a farmer lad, and compelled at times to labor long and faithfully, John M. Allwein managed to secure a fair education, finishing in the State normal schools at Lebanon and Millersville, Pa. For twelve years he was engaged in teaching in the schools of Lebanon county, after which he came to Lebanon city in 1880, and clerked for some time. As a traveling salesman he was first identified with the Keystone Furniture Company, of Philadelphia, and afterward with the United States School Furniture Company of Chicago. In 1891 he became connected with the American School Furniture Company of New York City, for which he is still traveling. In the meantime he has established a reputation for executive and business ability of high order, which has been duly recognized by his fellow townsmen on various occasions, and in various ways. His business interests are centered in some of the most important commercial concerns of the town, including the Lebanon County Trust Company, of which he is secretary, and a stock holder; he is a stockholder in both the Lebanon National and the Farmers National banks; a stock holder in the Mutual Benefit Building & Loan Association; and a director in the Mechanics Building & Loan Association. Mr. Allwein is a Democrat in politics, and is a member of the Catholic Church. On May 13, 1880, Mr. Allwein married Mary A. Steckbeck, born in Lebanon county April 29, 1855, a daughter of David and Mary (Arnold) Steckbeck, parents also of three other children: Priscilla, the wife of Henry Arnold, of Lebanon city; Moses, a resident of Avon; and Aaron, a farmer of North Lebanon township. The father of Mrs. Allwein was one of the best and most prominent farmers of Lebanon county, and came from an old and honored family. ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Lebanon Daily News Monday Evening November 11, 1929 J. M. ALLWEIN DIED AFTER VERY SHORT ILLNESS Taken to good Samaritan Hospital Saturday With Heart Trouble 78 YEARS OF AGE Taught School in N. Lebanon Twp. For many Years John M. Allwein, 78, of 510 North Eighth street, passed away this morning at seven o'clock in the Good Samaritan hospital of heart trouble. he had been ill since Saturday. The death of this grand old man was received with quite a shock by schoolmen in the city and county and by hundreds of other throughout this section of the state. He had for a number of years been a school teacher in North Lebanon Township and while in this profession made hosts of friends not only with the adults in that section but with his pupils who looked up to him as an ideal and loved and respected him in later years when they reached man and womanhood. After a period of successful teaching he became affiliated with a large school supply house and acted as salesman of school supplies for years. He was born and raised in North Lebanon Township. Mr. Allwein was exceedingly active in St. Mary's church. he was a member of the Holy Name society and a director and treasurer of the Holy Cross Cemetery Association. He was always prominent in all church work and drives and willingly contributed time and money to betterment and success of the institution's drives and activities. He was a director of the Mechanics Building and Loan Association; a director of the North Side Bank and a member of the Lebanon County Historical society and of the Chamber of Commerce. His wife, Mary, nee Steckbeck, survives. She is the daughter of the late David Steckbeck, a prominent farmer in the North Lebanon district who later made his home in Lebanon. ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Lebanon Daily News Friday Evening November 15, 1929 JOHN M. ALLWEIN San and impressive were the funeral services held this morning at 8:30 and 9:00 o'clock for John M. Allwein, one of the most prominent men in St. Mary's Church. The early service were held at the house, 510 North Eighth street, with further services in St. Mary's church, Rev. John Stanton officiated. Interment took place at Holy Cross cemetery. Bearers were: John F., Arthur and Victor Allwein; Francis and Walter Steckbeck and Jerome Arnold, all nephews of Mr. Allwein. Hundreds of wreaths and groups of flowers filled the house. They were the sad contributions of his hosts of friends. P. H. Thompson's Sons were in charge of all funeral arrangements. More About JOHN MARS ALLWEIN: Aged: 78 years Burial: November 15, 1929, Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Cause of Death: Heart Trouble Occupation: Teacher, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania Notes for MARY ARNOLD STECKBECK: Lebanon Daily News Wednesday Evening May 10, 1939 MRS. ALLWEIN DIES AT HOME ON EIGHTH ST. Mrs. Mary (Steckbeck) Allwein, widow of John M. Allwein, one of the Lebanon's oldest and best known citizens, passed away at 7 o'clock this morning at her home, at 510 North Eighth Street. Although she was enfeebled by age for some time, and suffered from a complication of ailments, her death came suddenly. There are no children and her nearest relatives are a number of nephews and nieces. She was the last member of the family of the late David and Elizabeth (Arnold) Steckbeck. She was born and reared in Lebanon and spent her entire career here. She passed away in the home which she occupied for many years. She aged 84. Mrs. Allwein was a kindly lady beloved alike by neighbors and friends and all with whom she came into contact. Her husband, who was engaged as a representative of several of the largest book publishing concerns in the country, passed away several years ago. Both were devoted members of St. Mary's Catholic church, and took an active interest in parish affairs. They were among the heaviest contributors to the building fund which made the Catholic high school and parish house possible. Childless themselves they found joy in benefactions to others, and their charities covered a wide field although it was administered unostentatiously at all times. Mrs. Allwein, like her husband, lived a Christian life an was regarded as of the highest type of citizenship of which the community is possessed. Their memories will long be cherished. ````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Lebanon Daily News Saturday Evening May 13, 1939 LAST RITES HELD FOR MRS. MARY ALLWEIN Funeral services were held at 8:30 this morning for Mrs. Mary Allwein, widow of John M. Allwein, of 510 Eighth Street this city, from the Thompson Funeral Home. Services were held at nine o'clock in St. Mary's Catholic Church with Rev. John J. Lawley officiating. Bearers were Moses Arnold, George Seyfert, Paul Allwein, George Steckbeck, John Steckbeck, and Michael Steckbeck and burial took place in holy Cross cemetery with P. H. Thompson's Sons in charge of arrangements. More About MARY ARNOLD STECKBECK: Aged: 84 years Burial: May 13, 1939, Holy Cross Cemetery, Lebanon, Pennsylvania 7. x. MARY "POLLY" ANN ALLWEIN, b. January 11, 1853. xi. AARON M. ALLWEIN, b. April 24, 1855; d. July 17, 1916, Fifth & Weidman Street, Lebanon, PA. Notes for AARON M. ALLWEIN: The Evening Report, Lebanon, PA Tuesday July 18, 1916 AARON ALLWEIN DIES SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME Aaron Allwein, aged 61 years died suddenly at his home. Fifth and Weidman streets, at 5 o'clock last evening. Death was due to an attack of heart failure and comes as a great shock to a host of relatives and friends. Deceased was apparently in his usual good health yesterday and was stricken suddenly. He was a resident of this city for the past eight years, coming to this city when he gave up farming at the old Allwein homestead, north of Kimmerlings church. There he was reared. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Allwein who were among the pioneer settlers in this county. Mr. Allwein never married. He was a lifelong and ardent member of St. Mary's Catholic church. Surviving him are two sisters Mrs. Amelia Miller, with whom he resided, and Mrs. Ann Witmer, of Weidman street, and three brothers, Isaac, of Fifth and Weidman Sts.; John M., of North Eighth street, and Nathaniel M., of North Fifth street. The Evening Report, Lebanon, PA Thursday July 20, 1916 AARON M. ALLWEIN LAID TO REST The funeral of the late Aaron M. Allwein, of Fifth and Weidman streets, took place this morning at 9 o'clock with requiem mass in St. Mary's Catholic church in charge of Rev. A. Christ. Interment took place on the Catholic cemetery. Undertaker P. H. Thompson had charge. Lebanon Daily News Tuesday Evening July 18, 1916 DEATH CAME SUDDENLY TO A. M. ALLWEIN Had Just Finished Supper and Was Seated on Chair WAS AGED 61 YEARS Retired Farmer and Member of St. Mary's Catholic Church. Death came swiftly to Aaron M. Allwein, a retired farmer and school teacher, early on Monday evening at his home, Fifth and Weidman streets, from heart trouble. He had just finished his supper and was seated in his favorite chair when the final summons came almost without warning. He was 61 years old and a son of the late William and Mary (Mars) Allwein. He was unmarried and since his retirement from active business cares was employed at times by his brother-in-law, Aaron Witmer, the local building contractor. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic church. BROTHERS AND SISTERS Three brothers and two sisters are left as follows: John M. Allwein, Nathaniel M. Allwein and Isaac M. Allwein, Mrs. Aaron Whitmer and Mrs. Cyrus Miller. Lebanon Daily News Thursday Evening July 20, 1916 AARON M. ALLWEIN Services in St. Mary's Catholic church were held at nine o'clock this morning for the late Aaron M. Allwein, of this city. The funeral was held from his late residence, Fifth and Weidman streets, with the services in charge of Rev. Adam Christ. Burial was made in St. Mary's cemetery. P. H. Thompson was the undertaker. More About AARON M. ALLWEIN: Burial: July 20, 1916, St. Mary's Cemetery , Lebanon, PA Cause of Death: Heart failure xii. JEROME ALLWEIN, b. December 08, 1859; d. September 02, 1862. xiii. ANTHONY ALLWEIN, b. Bet. 1838 - 1839, North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.

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Isaac M. Allwein, Lebanon, Pennsylvania (1842 - 1918) Issac M. Allwein, son of William and Mary (Mairs) Allwein, was born May 7, 1842 and died February 21, 1918 in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. William was the son of Philip and Barbara (Franz) Allwein. The line of descent connecting Isaac Alwine to Hans Jacob and Catharina Allwein is as follows: Generation 1: Hans Jacob and Catharina Allwein -- Berks County, Pa Generation 2: Conrad and Catherine (Weibel) Allwein -- Lebanon County, Pa Generation 3: Philip and Barbara (Franz) Allwein -- Lebanon County, Pa Generation 4: William and Mary (Mairs) Allwein -- Lebanon County, Pa William Allwein (b. June 30, 1813, d. October 18, 1888) was married to Mary Mairs (b. March 22, 1814, d. March 5, 1901) about 1835, and they had eleven children. Isaac was the fourth born (see Endnote 1): Henry M. (b. September 25, 1836, d. July 18, 1894) Ann Maria (b. November 19, 1837, d. September 18, 1874) Frank M. (b. March 1, 1840, d. unknown) Isaac M. (b. May 7, 1843, d. February 21, 1918) William (b. March 11, 1844, d. December 21, 1846) Amelia (b. June 27, 1846, d. January 4, 1929) Nathaniel M. (b. January 1, 1848, d. unknown) John M. (b. December 5, 1850, d. unknown) Mary "Polly" (b. January 11, 1853, d. unknown) Aaron M. (b. April 24, 1855, d. July 17, 1916) Jerome (b. December 8, 1859, d. September 2, 1862) Isaac Allwein grew up on his father's farm in North Lebanon Township and was educated in the public schools (see Endnote 2). He and his five brothers -- Henry, Frank, Nathaniel, John and Aaron -- were all teachers at one time or another in the public schools of Lebanon and adjacent counties. Isaac began teaching while still in his teens and completed 19 terms altogether. He also served with the Pennsylvania Volunteers during the Civil War. He first served for a six-week term with Company F of the 48th Pennsylvania Emergency Militia of 1863, from July 2 to August 26, 1863. Then in February 26, 1864 he enlisted for a 3-year term with the 93rd regiment, which was recruited from Lebanon (see Endnote 3). Among other things, his regiment participated in the Battle of the Wilderness in May 5-6, 1864. He was discharged June 27, 1865 after the defense of Washington, D.C. After the war, Isaac Allwein returned to Lebanon and to teaching in the public schools. He married Fianna "Anna" B. Gerhart on November 14, 1867 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Lebanon, the ceremony being performed by the Reverend Father Boetzkis. There were eight children born to this union: Harry P. Allwein (b. Nov 19, 1868), Ella Mary (b. January 15, 1870), Katherine S. (b. August 5, 1871), William H. (b. May 23, 1873), John F. (b. July 20, 1875), Nora Agnes (b. April 22, 1879), Anna Mary (b. Sept 30, 1880), and Clarence Philip (b. October 9, 1888) (see Endnote 4). Ella Mary married Harry Zweier and Katherine married a Becker. Following his many years of public school teaching, Isaac Allwein later operated a grocery store and pursued the trade of plastering in Lebanon. He first filed for pension support in February of 1880 at the age of 37, claiming to suffer from chronic rheumatism originating during his war service. Lacking evidence that the condition was in fact stimulated by his war experience, the original application was denied. After a decade of bringing further evidence to bear on his claim, his declaration was finally accepted and he began receiving support on July 23, 1890 at the age of 48. This support continued until his death in 1918. Fianna died in 1910. They are buried side by side in the old St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Endnotes 1. Information on children born to William and Mary (Mairs) Allwein is reported in Jerome Allwein's (1902) Genealogy of the Allwein-Arnold Families (pp. 28-29). Although that source gives Mary's maiden name as "Mairs," the inscription on her tombstone reads "Mary Mars." I do not know which is correct. 2. In addition to pension records, the source of this biographical information is Jerome Allwein's (1902) Genealogy of the Allwein-Arnold Families, pp. 65-67 (see e.g. the material quoted from this source by Nancy Nebiker, Rootsweb, March 14, 2000). 3. The 93rd regiment originated in Lebanon September 12, 1861 and its men served valiantly during the early years of the war. In early February, 1864 a large portion of the regiment returned home to Lebanon on a veteran furlough. The entire community celebrated their courage and endurance, and it was after these festivities that Isaac enlisted (see Samuel Bates' History of Pennsylvania Volunteers 1861-65, Volume 5, pp. 284-93). 4. This information was reported April 5, 1889 and again March 30, 1915 by Isaac Allwein to the Bureau of Pensions. The main discrepancy between the two sets of reports was the day of November in which Harry P. was born, inasmuch as the later report states it was November 21. Jerome Allwein's (1902) Genealogy of the Allwein-Arnold Families lists the name Henry P. for Harry P. The dates of birth given here for Isaac and Fianna's children agree with those reported in the Genealogy, except the latter gives 1886 as Clarence's birthyear. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 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 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Jacob Alwine, Elkhart County, Indiana (1837 - 1920) Jacob Alwine was born August 11, 1837 at Johnstown in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, and died January 9, 1920 in Clinton Township, Elkhart County, Indiana (see Endnote 1). The names of his mother and father are not recorded on his death certificate, but it is known that he was the son of Jacob (b. about 1800) and Catherine (nee Blough) Alwine. Catherine was the daughter of Jacob (b. 1775) and Catherine (Saylor) Blough of Conemaugh Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Jacob (the senior) was one of the children of Philip Alwine (b. 1773) and Sarah Mueller, who settled in Conemaugh Township in Somerset County in the early 1800s. The line of descent connecting Jacob Alwine to Hans Jacob and Catharina Allwein is as follows: Generation 1: Hans Jacob and Catharina Allwein -- Berks County, Pa Generation 2: John and Eva (Christian)Allwein -- Berks County, Pa Generation 3: Philip and Sarah (Mueller) Alwine -- Somerset County, Pa Generation 4: Jacob and Catharine (Blough) Alwine -- Cambria County, Pa Catherine, wife of Jacob (the senior) Alwine, had four children: Abraham (b. September 10, 1829, d. May 3, 1899) John (b. April 11, 1832, d. July 18, 1904) Jacob (b. August 11, 1837, d. January 9, 1920) Samuel (b. 1843, d. unknown) After the death of Catherine, Jacob (the senior) married her sister, Fannie (Blough) Hershberger, widow of Benjamin Hershberger (see Endnote 2). The younger Jacob moved at some point early in his adult life from Cambria County, Pennsylvania to Indiana. He moved first to the town of LaGrange in LaGrange County, then in the spring of 1856 he moved to Clinton Township in Elkhart County, Indiana, where he lived near Goshen with John Alwine, his uncle. It was from Goshen, Indiana that he enlisted August 22, 1862 with Company D of the 100th Regiment of the Indiana Volunteers. Later he was transferred to Company K and served with that unit until his discharge on June 14, 1865 about 5 weeks after the War's end. His regiment joined Sherman's devastating "March to the Sea" in August to December, 1864. After the war Jacob Alwine returned to Elkhart County and married Mary "Polly" (Lehman) Decker. The marriage license was issued by the state of Indiana on June 29, 1866. The marriage ceremony was conducted by Moses W. Hess, minister of the German Brethren Church, on July l, 1866. Polly Lehman was born April 4, 1835 in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. She married Samuel Decker October 6, 1859 -- he died August 28, 1862. According to Jacob Alwine, "Polly Alwine was never married except to said Decker and myself" (correspondence with the Pension Office dated May 6, 1915). There were four children born to Jacob and Polly Alwine: Henrietta "Hattie" (b. April 17, 1867), Lewis (b. June 13, 1869), Angeline "Angie" (b. March 27, 1871), and Anna (b. February 27, 1873) (see Endnote 3). Jacob first filed for pension support on January 10, 1887 at about age 50. He began receiving pension support soon thereafter, and after his death his wife Polly made a declaration for widow's pension, which she earned until her death on August 20, 1924. Endnotes 1. This information comes from U.S. government pension records. As is typical in such records there is a variety of birth dates given, even though they are in most cases self-reports. The death certificate from the Indiana State Board of Health reports that he was age 82 at the time of death, which would place the year of birth at 1837. In his original January 6, 1887 application for pension support as a Civil War veteran, he states he is 49 years of age, which would also produce a date of birth of 1837. And, in requests for increasing his pension filed May 17, 1912 and July 31, 1914, he states that he was born August 11, 1837. However, in a family data circular submitted by him on May 6, 1915, the date August 11, 1842 is given. In another request for increasing his pension filed on May 30, 1916, he states that he was born August 11, 1841. Finally, in a statement filed with the Commissioner of the U.S. Bureau of Pensions on August 9, 1916, he states that the date of his birth was August, 1839. This conforms with his military records which indicate that he was 23 when he enlisted, which would put the year at 1839. In a memorandum from the Commissioner of the Bureau of Pensions dated (oddly enough) August 11, 1916, the Department of the Interior accepted "August 11, 1839, as the date of soldier's birth." Still, I use 1837. 2. The source of this information is the History of Bedford and Somerset Counties, Pennsylvania with Genealogical and Personal History, edited by William H. Koontz, Chicago: Lewis Publishing Company, 1906. Except for that of Jacob, the dates of birth given for these children come from John F. Alwine's Descendants of Hans Jacob Allwein (Buxton, NC). 3. This information on Jacob and Polly's children comes from information supplied by Jacob to the Bureau of Pensions in 1898 and again in 1915. The more recent report gives Anna's birth as February 22, 1875. The more recent report indicates that Henrietta's married name was Gephart, Angeline's married name was Whitehead, and Anna's married name was Ellinger. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 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 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Helen G. Arnold Shank is the daughter of Elizabeth Brightbill and Jacob H. Arnold, the son of Sarah Ann Arnold & John Moses Arnold whose parents [Herman Arnold & Elizabeth Schmidt] are both Allwein descendents. More details are available on my Rootsweb site. URL: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=stobie ----- Original Message ----- From: <nnebiker@impop.bellatlantic.net> To: <ALWINE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 10:27 AM Subject: [ALWINE] Helen Arnold Shaak > Lebanon Daily News Thursday October 19, 2000 > > > > Sterling J. Shaak > > Sterling J. Shaak, 83, of 715 State Drive, Lebanon, died > > of natural causes Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2000, in Lebanon's > VA Medical Center. He was the husband of Helen G. > Arnold Shaak. > > Born Oct. 31, 1916, in Lebanon, he was a son of the late > > Henry and Lillian Pautz Shaak. He was a retired > employee of the former Bethlehem Steel Corp. and was a > U.S. Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of > St. Cecilia Church, Lebanon Senior Center and > Friendship Fire Co. > > Surviving in addition to his wife are a brother, Chester > > Shaak of Cleona, and several nieces and nephews. > > He was preceded in death by brothers Stanton, James and > Hayward Shaak. > > Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. > Friday in St. Cecilia Church, 202 E. Lehman St., > Lebanon, > preceded by a viewing at 10. Interment in Holy Cross > Cemetery. Thompson Funeral Home, Lebanon, is handling > arrangements. > > > QUESTION: IS HELEN G. ARNOLD SHAAK THE SAME PERSON > WHO'S FATHER IS JACOB HERMAN ARNOLD??? > > > Nancy > > > ==== ALWINE Mailing List ==== > >

Lebanon Daily News Thursday October 19, 2000 Sterling J. Shaak Sterling J. Shaak, 83, of 715 State Drive, Lebanon, died of natural causes Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2000, in Lebanon's VA Medical Center. He was the husband of Helen G. Arnold Shaak. Born Oct. 31, 1916, in Lebanon, he was a son of the late Henry and Lillian Pautz Shaak. He was a retired employee of the former Bethlehem Steel Corp. and was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of St. Cecilia Church, Lebanon Senior Center and Friendship Fire Co. Surviving in addition to his wife are a brother, Chester Shaak of Cleona, and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by brothers Stanton, James and Hayward Shaak. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Friday in St. Cecilia Church, 202 E. Lehman St., Lebanon, preceded by a viewing at 10. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Thompson Funeral Home, Lebanon, is handling arrangements. QUESTION: IS HELEN G. ARNOLD SHAAK THE SAME PERSON WHO'S FATHER IS JACOB HERMAN ARNOLD??? Nancy

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nnebiker@bellatlantic.net X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.06 [en]C-BA406S (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: Nancy <nnebiker@bellatlantic.net> Subject: Arnold's 2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0094 Name: David A Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 38 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Amelia L 36, Pennsylvania Daughter Mary M 08, Pennsylvania Son Paul F 06, Pennsylvania Son Edward H 04, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0154 Visit: 0234 Name: Edward J Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 32 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Annie 31, Pennsylvania Daughter Ruth 11, Pennsylvania Daughter Ethel 09, Pennsylvania Daughter Dorothy 07, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0391 Name: Edward J Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 54 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Micleta B 51, Pennsylvania Son Edward J, Jr 19, Pennsylvania Daughter Laura M 24, Pennsylvania Son Jerome M 17, Pennsylvania Son Morris M 14, Pennsylvania Daughter Maggie C 12, Pennsylvania Son Milton A 10, Pennsylvania Son Augustus P 06, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0138 Visit: 0095 Name: Elias E Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 56 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Sarah E 55, Ohio Son Edgar K 20, Pennsylvania Son John F 12, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0635 Name: Elizabeth C Arnold Relation: Sister Color: W Age: 50 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband Jacob A Arnold County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0164 Visit: 0277 Name: Elizabeth C Arnold Relation: Granddaughter Color: W Age: 03 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband John J S Arnold County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0164 Visit: 0305 Name: Elizabeth M Arnold Relation: Daughter Color: W;W Age: 24 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband Lincoln W Daubert County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0154 Visit: 0270 Name: Emma Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 52 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Son Mark 17, Pennsylvania Daughter Margaret 17, Pennsylvania Son William 15, Pennsylvania Grandson Harry Shaeffer 06, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0153 Visit: 0181 Name: Emma L Arnold Relation: Housekeeper Color: W;W Age: 40 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband Chas Killinger County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0155 Visit: 0414 Name: Francis Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 52 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Margaret 48, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0146 Visit: 0262 Name: Francis G Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 35 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Son Raymond J 11, Pennsylvania Son Clarence G 09, Pennsylvania Daughter Josephine A 07, Pennsylvania Son Paul F 05, Pennsylvania Daughter Mary C 03, Pennsylvania Stepsister Annie E Phreaner 28, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0150 Visit: 0088 Name: Frank Arnold Relation: Boarder Color: W;W Age: 24 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband Don Elliot, Sr County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0154 Visit: 0277 Name: Frank O Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 33 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Mary 32, Pennsylvania Son Paul A 10, Pennsylvania Son Raymond E 08, Pennsylvania Son Calvin D 05, Pennsylvania SIL Lucy Hartman 30, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0144 Visit: 0235 Name: George Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 50 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Barbara 46, Pennsylvania Son Albertis 26, Pennsylvania Daughter Annie 17, Pennsylvania Daughter Edna J 14, Pennsylvania Son Oscar 11, Pennsylvania Daughter Virgie NR, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0155 Visit: 0253 Name: George Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 79 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Daughter Mary 51, Pennsylvania Grandson Herbert 18, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0156 Visit: 0247 Name: George W Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 61 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Emma C 63, Pennsylvania Son Earl A 22, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0155 Visit: 0412 Name: Harriet Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 77 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Brother-in-law Philip 38, Pennsylvania Daughter Amelia 35, Pennsylvania Granddaughter Margie 14, Pennsylvania Son Reuben 02, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0167 Visit: 0423 Name: Harry Arnold Relation: Nephew Color: W;W Age: 24 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband John Oft County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0143 Visit: 0251 Name: Harry E Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 22 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Sallie A 21, Pennsylvania Daughter Myrtle P 02, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0146 Visit: 0163 Name: Harry J Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 41 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Mary C 34, Pennsylvania Son Herman J 10, Pennsylvania Daughter Catharine A 06, Pennsylvania Daughter Ruth G 05, Pennsylvania Daughter Miriam E NR, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0156 Visit: 0170 Name: Henrietta Arnold Relation: Mother-in-law Color: W Age: 70 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband Benton Bosser County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0155 Visit: 0493 Name: Henry L Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 19 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Emma 20, Pennsylvania Daughter Sarah 01, Pennsylvania Daughter Deborah NR, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0164 Visit: 0388 Name: Henry S Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 76 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Priscille 72, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0155 Visit: 0253 Name: Herbert Arnold Relation: Grandson Color: W Age: 18 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband George Arnold County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0345 Name: Ida C Arnold Relation: NR Color: W;W Age: 34 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband David Hower County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0164 Visit: 0277 Name: Isaac S Arnold Relation: Grandson Color: W Age: NR Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband John J S Arnold County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0635 Name: Isadore J Arnold Relation: Brother Color: W Age: 53 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband Jacob A Arnold County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0167 Visit: 0614 Name: Jacob Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 39 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Elizabeth 36, Pennsylvania Son Frederick 15, Pennsylvania Daughter Nora 11, Pennsylvania Son Henry 08, Pennsylvania Son Thomas 05, Pennsylvania Daughter Harriet 04, Pennsylvania Daughter Mary 02, Pennsylvania 5 non-relatives County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0635 Name: Jacob A Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 50 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Brother Isadore J 53, Pennsylvania Sister Elizabeth C 50, Pennsylvania --------------D80B537354B77D9B829F6EDE--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------A53380DE84C8CD96D54D6A2D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I was working on the Arnold's from Lebanon County and this is what I came up with so far. I only got started. It came from the PA 1910 Miracode Census Index. 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text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0090 Name: Pierce W Allivein Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 51 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Agnes E 50, Pennsylvania Son Paul A 24, Pennsylvania Daughter Catharine E 22, Pennsylvania Daughter Sarah L 20, Pennsylvania Son James H 17, Pennsylvania Niece Mabel E Arnold 14, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0155 Visit: 0422 Name: Maggie Albert Relation: SIL Color: W;W Age: 25 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband Andrew Arnold County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0122 Name: Mary A Arentg Relation: Mother-in-law Color: W;W Age: 70 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband Ambrose C Arnold County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0147 Visit: 0006 Name: Aaron A Arnold Relation: Boarder Color: W;W Age: 59 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband Charles F Kreider County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0557 Name: Adam Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 57 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Joana 56, Pennsylvania Son Robert 19, Pennsylvania Son Paul 16, Pennsylvania 1 non-relative County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0164 Visit: 0283 Name: Adam J Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 60 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Catherine 57, Pennsylvania Son-in-law Harry Leiss 29, Pennsylvania Daughter Mary 28, Pennsylvania Grandson Raymond 10, Pennsylvania Granddaughter Cecelia 08, Pennsylvania Grandson Paul 07, Pennsylvania Granddaughter Irene Leiss 04, Pennsylvania Grandson Adam 02, Pennsylvania 2 non-relatives County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0345 Name: Ambrose A Arnold Relation: NR Color: W Age: 09 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband David Hower County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0122 Name: Ambrose C Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 35 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Daughter Margaret M 14, Pennsylvania Daughter Helen G 12, Pennsylvania Son Joseph A NR, Pennsylvania Mother-in-law Mary A Arentg 70, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0155 Visit: 0422 Name: Andrew Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 30 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Annie 27, Maryland Daughter Isabelle 03, Pennsylvania Daughter Margaret 02, Pennsylvania Daughter Mildred 02, Pennsylvania SIL Maggie Albert 25, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0164 Visit: 0278 Name: Annie Arnold Relation: Servant Color: W;W Age: 14 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband Simon Reinsel County: Berks, Reading Enumeration District: 0075 Visit: 0397 Name: August W Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 42 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Eva V 39, Pennsylvania Son Paul J 19, Pennsylvania Son Leo H 17, Pennsylvania Son Frank A 15, Pennsylvania Daughter Augusta 13, Pennsylvania Daughter Bertha E 10, Pennsylvania Daughter Anna M 09, Pennsylvania Daughter Catharine 06, Pennsylvania Son Robert J NR, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0096 Name: Augustus P Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 51 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Mary R 40, Pennsylvania Daughter Sarah E 12, Pennsylvania Daughter Catharine K 11, Pennsylvania Daughter Anna M 08, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0164 Visit: 0271 Name: Augustus S Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 38 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Mary 37, Pennsylvania Son Simon A 17, Pennsylvania Daughter Lucy L 15, Pennsylvania Daughter Raphael S 09, Pennsylvania Daughter Margaret M 08, Pennsylvania Daughter Catharine C NR, Pennsylvania 1 non-relative County: Dauphin, Harrisburg Enumeration District: 0057 Visit: 0470 Name: Catherine Arnold Relation: Mother-in-law Color: W;W Age: 76 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband Adam Seibert County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0164 Visit: 0643 Name: Charles A Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 25 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Minnie 24, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0169 Visit: 0047 Name: Charles F Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 54 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Ellen Elizabet 52, Pennsylvania Daughter Elsie E 18, Pennsylvania Son Claud C 16, Pennsylvania Son John R 07, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon, Lebanon Enumeration District: 0154 Visit: 0765 Name: Charles J Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 53 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Helene M 50, Pennsylvania Daughter Lucy D 22, Pennsylvania Daughter Ella C 17, Pennsylvania Son Richard J 15, Pennsylvania Daughter Kathryn F 14, Pennsylvania Daughter Claire J 12, Pennsylvania Daughter Irene R 10, Pennsylvania Son James V 08, Pennsylvania Daughter Anna G 03, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0163 Visit: 0381 Name: Cletus Arnold Relation: Husband Color: W Age: 29 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Wife Leah 28, Pennsylvania Daughter Lucy 06, Pennsylvania Son Clarence 04, Pennsylvania Daughter June 02, Pennsylvania County: Lebanon Enumeration District: 0164 Visit: 0277 Name: Daniel A Arnold Relation: Grandson Color: W Age: 04 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Other Residents: Husband John J S Arnold --------------A53380DE84C8CD96D54D6A2D--

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Dear Cousins, Over the past year I have been spending a large chunk of my time doing research on the Allwein family and have produced several documents that may be of interest to you. I have sent copies of some of this material to a few of you, but I believe there may be a broader audience interested in what I have been doing. I have tried to send some of the shorter articles to the ALWINE Rootsweb group via e-mail, but they never seem to get through. So I am trying another approach. If you are interested please let me know if you would like to receive any of the following. All I ask is to be compensated for copying and postage costs (which I list after each item below). 1. D.F. Alwin, "Hans Jacob Allwein (1719-1781): Immigrant to Pennsylvania." 24 pages. $3.00 2. D.F. Alwin, "The Religious Roots of Familie Allwein." 30 pages. $3.00 3. D.F. Alwin, "On Sacred Ground: Exploring Goshenhoppen Churches." 12 pages. $2.00 4. D.F. Alwin, "Sylvester Conrad Alwine (1845-1923): Washington County, Kansas." 8 pages. $2.00 5. D.F. Alwin, "Lawrence Allwine (1756-1833)." 20 pages. $3.00 If you would like to have any four or all five items, I can send them to you for just $10.00. If you are interested, please do not "reply to all" but send your mailing address to me at dfa@umich.edu. I could send them as e-mail attachments, but I prefer not to do it that way. Thanks in advance for your interest. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 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 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Lebanon Daily News, Thursday, September 7, 2000 Lawrence R. Whitman Lawrence R. "Larry" Whitman, 58, formerly of 505 Lehman St., Lebanon, died of natural causes Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2000 in Cedar Haven Nursing Home, Lebanon. He was the husband of Sandra Allwein Whitman of Lebanon. Born Dec. 4, 1941, in Lebanon, he was a son of the late William E. Sr. and Christine Houser Whitman. He enjoyed fishing, baseball and football and worshipped in the Protestant faith. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are daughters Michelle, wife of Andrew Pete, and Lori, wife of Brad Seyfert, both of Lebanon; sisters Elsie Sovar of Lebanon and Linda, wife of Steve Hess of Everett; a brother, William E. Whitman Jr. of Lebanon; three grandsons; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a son, Lawrence R. Whitman Jr. His funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Rohland Funeral Home, Fifth and Cumberland streets, Lebanon. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. tomorrow. Interment will be in Grand View Memorial Park, Annville. Larry Whitman is Ted Allwein's son-in-law John "Edward" Allwein ---Theodore Henry Allwein -----William Aloysius Allwein -------Theodore William Allwein & Betty Manderbach ---------Sandra Allwein-Whitman Nancy