Thanks to everyone for pointing me to this Museum and the web site! John MoonFoods@aol.com wrote: >The Hagley Museum on the Brandywine River in De is the DuPont gunpowder >plant. They have a wonderful library and museum. Try google.com for their >website. >Lynn >Newark, DE > > >==== DELAWARE Mailing List ==== >DELAWARE-L@rootsweb.com >List Administrator: Shari Handley >(shari@tyaskin.com) > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

John, The Powder works did exist, although the Hagley museum doesn't have personnel records that far back...My 2nd great grandfather also worked at the powder works late 1800's. I am sure however they probably have records of such an explosion. Happy hunting ~Dolly ----- Original Message ----- From: "Loretta & John Welsh" <jlwelsh@direcpc.com> To: <DELAWARE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 12:47 PM Subject: [DELAWARE] Dupont gun powder plant > My gg grandfather was supposedly killed in an explosion at the Dupont > gun powder plant on the Brandywine River in DE in late 1815 or early > 1816. Can anyone tell me if such a plant existed and if so where. > > I would also be interested in any information on the plant or how I > might go about finding something out about this accident. > > Thank you > > John > > > > ==== DELAWARE Mailing List ==== > DELAWARE-L Frequently Asked Questions > Just about everything you may want to know about this list! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~degenweb/listfaq.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

The Hagley Museum on the Brandywine River in De is the DuPont gunpowder plant. They have a wonderful library and museum. Try google.com for their website. Lynn Newark, DE

Hi June I have Ann Grubb Sinclair who married Collins Denny in 1817. I believe Collins Denny was from Smyrna (Duck Creek Quaker Meeting). From what years are you Denny's? My great great grandparents home is for sale in Middletown DE and I am so tempted to pose as a potential buyer to see the inside of it! I have taken a few photos of the outside, I guess that will have "to do" Lynn Newark, DE

How great it must have been to go through the old trunk, Suny!!! My ancestors were from Smyrna, DE and the house still stands at 123 W. Commerce St. I believe it is a Funeral Home now. I went to Smyrna about 15 years ago and took some pictures of it. I found an old picture of it at American Memory Site by typing in Benjamin Benson. It is under HABS for Delaware. It was completed in 1831. How I would love to see the inside. I speak with Mr George Caley, who is a genealogist in Smyrna often and plan a trip there in the Spring. When I was there 15 years ago, I also took pictures at the Asbury ME Church yard, where I found my GG grandparents Benjamin Benson and Maria Shewell Benson's tomb stones. Here are some of the names I am working on from that area: 1.Benson 2.Shewell 3.Denny (Denney) 4.Crockett Thanks for reading all of this, June

June, why don't you talk to the realtors or owner of the house and see if you can't get a quick tour. They might even like finding out abt the history. One of my brothers visited my grandparents home in Portland OR a few years ago. My grandparents died in abt 1960. The owners were very interested to know my Danish carpenter grandfather had built the house himself in the 1940's. You have much more history. Very politely check. Let us know if you do. Bob KNOTTS, a DE/MD KNOTTS in PHX, AZ ----- Original Message ----- From: <MoonFoods@aol.com> To: <DELAWARE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 10:25 AM Subject: Re: [DELAWARE] DeGenWeb: Genealogical and Historical Societies > Hi June > I have Ann Grubb Sinclair who married Collins Denny in 1817. I believe > Collins Denny was from Smyrna (Duck Creek Quaker Meeting). > From what years are you Denny's? > My great great grandparents home is for sale in Middletown DE and I am so > tempted to pose as a potential buyer to see the inside of it! I have taken a > few photos of the outside, I guess that will have "to do" > Lynn > Newark, DE > > > ==== DELAWARE Mailing List ==== > DELAWARE-L@rootsweb.com > List Administrator: Shari Handley > (shari@tyaskin.com) > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

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My gg grandfather was supposedly killed in an explosion at the Dupont gun powder plant on the Brandywine River in DE in late 1815 or early 1816. Can anyone tell me if such a plant existed and if so where. I would also be interested in any information on the plant or how I might go about finding something out about this accident. Thank you John

I am researching the BOWNE family in Deleware I will help with the Seattle area thanks audrey Bowne Seattle gregbowne@earthlink.net

Dear Listers, I would like to know whether there is anybody on the list who is researching families named Robinson (possibly Robertson and Robeson). In particular, I am looking for people of those names who might have lived in or had ties to Philadelphia in the 1700s. I have an ancestor named Alice or Elsie Robinson who married in Philadelphia in 1778, and I have been unable to find her parents there. Could she have been from Delaware? I suspect that she was from a family with Loyalist leanings as she married a man in the British army just before the Tories were evacuated from Philadelphia to New York City. Any clues will be gratefully received. George Sanborn Desperate in New Hampshire

Dear Madeline Fleetwood Jewett and other Fleetwood researchers, This is a long message. It includes: (1) a message I posted to genforum about (a) my Fleetwood family and (b) Fleetwood tombstones found in Blades, Sussex Co., Delaware. (2) a response to my genforum message by Madeline Fleetwood Jewett. (3) my list of Fleetwood tombstone inscriptions from the Blades Cemetery, Blades, Sussex Co., Delaware. I tried to post a response as requested by Madeline to the genforum site, but it would not "take." Therefore, I am posting this to several rootsweb lists and to Madeline with the hope that the new interactive sharing of information between rootsweb and genweb messages (which I really am not clear about!) will enable interested readers to get access to the information without it being posted to genforum. First, my original message posted to genforum on Jan. 22, 2002, with a few edits to make it clearer. (Madeline thought it was a confusing message): Because of proximity, I believe it is highly likely that the Sussex County, DE, FLEETWOODs are related. In the census lists for MD and DE, there are a number of Fleetwood children found living with (adopted by) other familes. Was there at least one nuclear family group that disintegrated? I fear that my Milford, Sussex Co. (and maybe Milford, Kent Co.), DE Fleetwoods may have been from a disintegrated family since I cannot seem to connect them to the nearby Bridgeville and Seaford Fleetwoods. This is what I know so far: Curtis Fleetwood (from my mother's family Bible) OR Jehamara Fleetwood (from his daughter Ida May's death certificate) married Susan C. Scott. I can find Susan in a 1920 census living with her son-in-law Harry Lee Hill and daughter Minnie (Fleetwood) Hill. She is listed as a 68-year-old widow (thus born 1851-52). There is a Susan C. Fleetwood buried in the Milford Cemetery, b. 1862, d. 1927. Our Susan's death certificate from the DE archives shows she died in 1927. Did someone shave 10 years off her life? Accidentally? Did Susan do it herself? I think the Susan C. in the Milford Cemetery is our Susan. She is not buried with her husband unless he has no stone (cemetery records destroyed in a fire). I have been able to find no records of a Curtis Fleetwood married to a Susan, nor any records of a Jehamara Fleetwood at all. There is an 1880 census with a "Jer." [b. 1856-57] and "S.C." [b. 1852-53] Fleetwood which COULD be this family group. There are three children listed: Wm. H. [b. 1872-73], Geo. A. [b. 1876-77], and baby 11 months old, paralyzed [b.1879]. Although I have no information on the two boys, the names do match names of this couple's children found in my mother's family Bible (more on that later). The only problem is that Jer.'s stated age would not likely enable him to be the parent of the son Wm. H. in this census. Perhaps Jer.'s age was recorded incorrectly or I am reading it incorrectly. This is a brief synopsis/outline of what I know of the children of Jehamara Fleetwwod or Curtis Fleetwood and Susan C. Scott: (1) Ida May Fleetwood [b. Sep. 1880, DE, prob. Milford; d. May 1943, Milford, DE] married George Joseph Still [b. Sep. 1872, 1873, or 1874, DE (conflicting records); d. Jul 1953, Milford, DE]. They had two children. (my direct line). (2) Minnie Fleetwood (b. Apr 1884; d. Jul 1957, Milford, DE) married Harry Lee Hill [b. Aug 1882; d. Mar 1955, Milford, DE]. They had 2 children. (Minnie's name may have been Minerva since Ida May's youngest daughter was named after Minnie and her name was Jennie Minerva) (3) Harry Benjamin "Mike" Fleetwood [b. May 1891, DE, prob. Milford; d. Jan 1968, Blades, Sussex Co., DE (near Seaford)] married Ora Page Elliott [b. 1900, d. 1958]. They had one child. Children (4), (5), (6), and (7): In my parent's family Bible (Gertrude Marie Clarke and Disston McCullough Carter), there is a place to record the mother's and father's family trees. In addition to the previous children of Curtis orJehamara and Susan C. (Scott) Fleetwood, the following children are listed. There were no dates recorded. I have not yet located records on these remaining children -- I would LOVE to make contact with their descendants or people researching them! (4) William Fleetwood (5) James Fleetwood (6) George Fleetwood (7) Mary E. Fleetwood Finally, in the Blades, Sussex Co., DE, cemetery, where Harry Benjamin and Ora Page (Elliott) Fleetwood are buried, there are many Fleetwood gravesites. If anyone is interested, I can send you transcriptions of the gravestones (all but two or three which could not be read). Karen Carter, Sandy, UT Madeline Fleetwood Jewett posted the following message on genforum in response to my message: Karen, Your message was very interesting though a little hard to follow. I will get out my map and see how close your family was to mine. My father was born in Brighton. His father's name was Eustace Charles fleetwood and worked for the railroad. born in East Grinstad. I have gotten his birth certificate and his father was John William.Eustace was my grandfather and he was born in 1857. I can get no record of his death and so the inscriptions of gravestones is an appealing thought. I am fairly certain that that union disolved in one way or another and my grandmother remarried. She came to America to visit her son (my father) twice. Just when I don't know for sure. If any of this information is helpful great but I would like to see the cemetary inscriptions, they might be helpful to me. thank you Madeline. My response: Jan. 31, 2002. Here is a list of the tombstone inscriptions that are in the Blades Cemetery which is in Blades, Sussex County, Delaware: Same plot: G. H. Fleetwood 1864-1940 Mary E. Fleetwood 1973-1959 _______ Same plot: Calvin R. Fleetwood - April 25, 1928 - Jan. 5, 1970 Joyce A. Fleetwood - Mar. 30, 1945 - (BLANK) _______ Large plot with pillar stone and other stones: Inscriptions on the pillar were difficult or impossible to read. The only information I could get off of it was: one side: (illegible) Fleetwood - Nov. 22, 1898 - Apr. 12, 1924 one side: Jeaneete D. Fleetwood - July 2, 1920 - Aug. 13, 1923 Could read nothing (if there was anything) on the other two sides. Joint standing stone next to the pillar had inscribed on it: Earl C. Fleetwood - 1896-1978 Blanche E. Fleetwood - 1907-1976 At the foot of each grave was a smaller stone reading, respectively, Father and Mother. Separate stone: just the initials J. D. F. Separate stone: illegible _______ Large joint stone with heart in center has both names and years of birth and death on each side of the heart. Inside the heart is their marriage date. In addition, on each of the two graves, separate stones include full birth and death date information and indicate "Father" and "Mother" at the tops of the stones: Eunice M. Fleetwood - July 31, 1899 - May 16, 1989 Married Oct. 21, 1921 G. Lynk Fleetwood - Dec. 1897 - Oct. 28, 1970 ________ Same plot: Harry B. Fleetwood - May 23, 1891 - Jan. 17, 1968 Cpl Co. E 59 Pioneer Infantry World War I Ora P. Fleetwood - 1900 - 1958 _______ Stone standing alone: Horace N. Fleetwood - 1868-1937 _______ Same stone: Kathy S. Fleetwood - Nov. 14, 1956-Apr. 3, 1999 Martin G. Fleetwood - Oct. 17, 1958 - (BLANK)

Please respond directly to Rhonda at the address below if you can assist her. Thanks! -----Original Message----- From: LOUWELOUWE@aol.com [mailto:LOUWELOUWE@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2002 11:29 AM To: shari@tyaskin.com Subject: Re: question Shari, Thanks a bunch. Hi list, I was wondering if there was someone out there who could do a census search for me? I'm trying to figure out who the parents were to my great great grandfather. Some info we have shows he was from Delaware, other info shows other places. I've searched the other places and have come up empty. I don't have a lot to go on but this is what I do know. Jonathan S(amual) Johnston was born 16 May 1833, Delaware (I'm assuming). He had at least one brother, William M. Johnston, born 2 December 1829. Some of his paper work says Delaware, some shows England and still others show elsewhere. According to the cemetery records we have on Jonathan, his father's name was Joseph and he too was born in Delaware. The Delaware part of it I don't think is correct because of something I found on another record from William's family. However, it is possible. At this point, I just don't know. No mother was listed, however, Hanna (Hannah) could be her name. I do not know this for fact though. What I need then, is a census that possibly shows a head of house hold named Joseph with a child named William and one named Jonathan. There could be other children but at this point I don't know. Is there a census record for that time period? Would someone be willing to look it up for me? This has been a major brick wall for me and I would love to find that one piece I need. Are there birth certificates for this time period as well? I am sorry to say that I don't have any county. All I have is paper work showing Delaware. I live in Tacoma, Washington so I could do some lookups in exchange if someone needed anything from this area. I do not subscribe to this list yet so please email me directly at Louwelouwe@aol.com . Thank you in advance for any help or suggestions. Rhonda, Tacoma, WA

Hello, Here I am again apologizing to those who receive multiple posting, but I didn't want to miss anyone. The February column has been added to the Bits of Blue and Gray site. <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/Feb2002.htm">THE BATTLE OF HONEY HILL </A> To quote the author, Kathy Dhalle. "The November 30, 1864 battle of Honey Hill, S.C. is virtually unnamed in most histories of the war. From all standpoints, it was a terrible blunder and a comparatively unimportant expedition on the sea coast, overshadowed by the wondrous movement of the armies under Thomas, Sherman and Grant... " Be sure to check out "What's new..." on the main page also. Bits of Blue and Gray is also celebrating a birthday, which is mentioned on the main page as well. Thanks again for your time Jayne McCormick bitsobluengray@aol.com <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/">http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com </A>

I am researching the BOWNE family in Deleware thanks Audrey Bowne Seattle gregbowne@earthlink.net

Hello, my great grandmother's cousin, JAMES STROUD, and his wife EDITH STROUD, were living in Wilmington, Delaware, in 1913. James was born in England in 1871. I was wondering if any one knew anything about this couple, or their descendants. Also, if someone had access to the 1910 or 1920 census for Wilmington they could see if this family was there then and give me details. Alternatively information from the city directory of this time would be very helpful. I come from the Australian branch of this family and am eventually hoping to find descendants of this couple to exchange information about our respective families. Delaware research in Australia is not easy! Thanks, Gary Kent

Hello all... I apologize to those receiving multiple postings, but I want to be sure as many as possible see the new additions to the <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/">Bits of Blue and Gray</A> website. First you will find some new letters.. There are four of them.. from the M. J. Nichols family and shared with us by BrieSkate. Second, From our readers, we have two neat stories shared with us by Steven G. Schenk. And last but definitely not least there are 5 more chapters of The Chronicles of the Great Rebellion added. Thanks for your time, Jayne McCormick bitsobluengray@aol.com <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/">http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com </A>

Dear Helen, I have found NO connections between my Elizabeth (TULL) McCULLOUGH (b. 1811; d. 1-20-1885, Wilmington, New Castle Co., DE, her sister Mary A. TULL (b. abt. 1807) and any other TULL families. Maybe you can connect them to your Edward TULL? Mary is living with Elizabeth and her husband Jethro J. McCULLOUGH in 1860 (census report for North East, District 5, Cecil Co., MD). Mary A. is buried in the same cemetery plot as Elizabeth and Jethro in North East, MD. Karen Carter Sandy, UT Helen wrote to MDCAROLI list on 1/19/02 6:47:35 AM Mountain Standard Time: ". . . . I understand that my gr. grandfather moved to Laurel,De and became the justice of the peace, I have yet to find his gravesite. HIs name was Edward James Tull."

URGENT REQUEST!: Now that we are over the holidays, This years is our 350th Anniversary of the landing of the Swartwout family in North America. The name has many variations such as Swarthout, Swartout, Swartwood, Swathwood, Swarthwood etc. We need help in gather lines, pictures, articles, wills, what ever you have stashed in your attic. We would really appreciated it if you shared with us what you had, there a literally thousands of us here looking for our roots, looking for connections. For our 350th Anniversary we need to updated our list of folks out there that are descendants somewhere along the line of any of those variations. We also have a family newsletter. Just send it your mailing address. Every day I get e-mail asking me for help. Up here in Canada, there were two brothers that had huge families, all the remains of their descendants are the female sides. All the male went back to the States. I'm am the maintainer of "The Updated Swartwout Chronicles" People submit their lines-ged-coms etc. and I just drop them into the data base. It is everyone's database. Each person is responsible for their own submissions. It is not copyrighted. Kathy kathyhoeldke@sympatico.ca ldyk@hotmail.ca

Here are the final entries from the WPA transcriptions of St Paul's Catholic Cemetery, Delaware City, DE : * McClain, Edmund J. b. Oct 18, 181828 d. Mar 11 1901 Sarah J. b Oct 26, 1822, d. Nov 6, 1900 * Ball, Martin D. b. Jan 7, 1818 d. May 14, 1862 * Calvin, Jane wife of James b. May 30, 1789 d. Nov 20, 1853, Hester Ann wife of James Jr. d. Jan 2, 1869 Age 50 years * Ball, Samuel J. son of Martin D. & Sarah d. Jan 2, 1850 age 0-10-11 * Clous, Albert b. July 26, 1863 d. Feb 13, 1865 * Hamilton, Edward C. 157th Reg. O.S. NG relieved Jul 14 1864 * Abelli, Pasquale b. Oct 11, 1865 d. Nov 3, 1903 * Jamison, Paul V. d. May 24, 1904 age 14 years * Koch, Wilhelm b. June 2nd 1806 d. Apr 3, 1862 * Vance, James F. d Sept 24, 1862 20-9-5 in service * Griffith, James d. Oct 10, 186218-4-28 in service * Droll, Frederick b. Aug 17, 1840 d. Oct 9, 1899, Nellie b. Oct 17, 1873 d Jan 22, 1900 * Morris, Wm M. 1833-1899 Kate A. dau of Wm & Catherine b. Sept 16, 1865 d. Oct 22, 1889 Virginia b Aug 18, 1870 d. Feb 16, 1873 * Buehm, Wm. 1824-1892, Caroline D. 1842-1922, * Cann, Mary Louise dau of Edward and Elizabeth b. Oct 31, 1895 d.Feb 16, 1896 * Madden, John d. Sept 14, 1892 age 63 years * Ennis, Catherine d. Dec 1, 1901 age 80 years * Matthews Wm. d.Jan 31, 1854 in his 76 year Honour d. Mar 7, 1848 age 69 * Hall, John T. b Dec 31, 1801 d. Apr 17, 1863Margaret b. Feb 5, 1804 d. Mar 12, 1886, Samuel Co. H 5th Del. Inf. * Hopper, Thomas d. Dec 7, 1844 age 54-4-15 * Rich, Jacob b Oct 19, 1812 d. Dec 26, 1888, Jane wife b.. Apr 5 1817 d. Aug 18, 1888 * Robinson, Eleanor wife Jacob B. d. Apr 16, 1862 age 63-9-5 * Young, Wm. d. Jan 16, 1810 Age 40-2-0 * Carson, Wm. son John & Elizabeth d. Aug 31, 1832 age 0-12-14 * Vanhickle, Rebecca d. Aug 10, 1848 age 2-11-0, Sarah J. d. Jun 15 1854 age 6-1-0, John Leonard b. Nov 27, 1871 age 55-9-0, Mary J. d. Dec 1, 1871 age 50, Mary d. Aug 10, 1854 age 0-6-26 Amanda d. Aug 14, 1864 age 0-6-26 * McIntire, Mary Biddle wife of Francis d. May 6, 1864 age 23-4-3 * Neff, Peter Jacob son of Wm & Evelyn B.d. Oct 11, 1848 age 4-5-0 * Wallace, Saml. b. Jan 5, 1760 d. Sept 26, 1837 * McIntire, John 1784-1866, Matilda Williams, wife, 1804-1886, Mary d. Mar 30, 1874 * Bredemier, Henry b. Sept 13, 1834 d. Mar 28, 1895, Mary wife of Henry (nothing else), Lewis b Aug 31, 1863 d. Aug 30, 1892, Henry b. Jul 21, 1811 d. d. July 19, 1911 * Williams, John, Harding, Joseph, & John children of Alexander & Harding I hope they help someone. Nancy *

More: * Mulligan, James d Feb 18, 1884 Age 49 years, Peter his son b. Oct 15 1872 d. Oct 22, 1872 * Smith, Maggie b Feb 22, 1865, d. Oct 14 1886 * Daley, James d. feb 28, 1866 age 42 Catherine d. Jan 19, 1905 age 79 years * Jones, Charles d. Mar 15, 18857 age 39 years, Meredith d. July 21, 1851 age 28 years Mary d Feb 15, 1856 age 0-8-25 * Jones, Edward d. Feb 14, 1854 age 1-7-19 Samuel d. June 6, 1854 age 2 mos * Dunning, Hugh Co. K 115 Pa Inf Margaret d Oct 25 1867 age 44 years * Smith Wm 1860-1922 Anna 1870-1922 * O,Neill, Thomas d. Dec 12, 1919Age 85years Ellen his wife Oct 30, 1917 Age 80 * Jordan, Christopher d. May 2, 1868 Age 55 years * Riese, Katie dau. of Augustus & Mary b Aug 31, 1869 d. Nov 2, 1870 * Maxwell, Maggie dau of James & Dora d. Dec 25, 1883 Age 13-5-0 Katie d Jan 9, 1876 Age 2-1-0 * Murray, John d. Aug 13, 1893 age 17 yrs, Thomas d May 19, 1906, age 67 yrs, Bridget d. Apr 3, 1874 age 44 yrs, Phillip d. July 18, 1855 age 17 years, Ann d. Nov 8, 1905 age 65 yrs * Hanley, wife of John d. Jan 11, 1856 * Patterson, Anna b. June 25, 1868 d. Nov 23, 1918 * Bruner, J Francis, husband of Mary A. b. May 7, 1870 d. Jul 1 1913 * McArdle, Emma wife of Joseph b Nov 22, 1872 d. Apr 21, 1907 * Cush, Eliza wife of Bernard 1825-1905 J. Bernard son of Bernard and Eliza, b. may 16, 1863 d. Nov 23, 1898 Isabella Caulfield dau of bernard & Eliza 1862-1899 * Mulligan, Michael d. July 4 1913, age 84-8-0, Margaret wife d June 15, 1876 age 49 yrs, Mary M. d. May 18 1905, Emma A. b May 24, 1868 d. Jan 14, 1892, Maggie b Feb 21, 1861 d. Dec 3, 1863 * Vanculin, Everett, b Jan 5, 1853 d. Nov 26, 1894 * O'Neill Wm. d. Sep 22, 1885 age 37, Mary A. Dec 29, 1898 age 22 * Duffy Barbara d. Aug 22, 1868 age 5-5-5 * O'Neil Frances, b 1817 d. May 23, 1884 age 67, Margaret, wife d Feb 2 , 1890 age 70 yrs, sons James A., Edward, and John, John d. Jan 16, 1896 age 82 years, Edward d. Feb 6, 1907 age 84 age, Katherine wife of Edward d. Jul 27, 1890 age 59, Eddie, son, d Jul 4, 1872 age 5years, Mary d. Mar 4, 1866 age 50 yeasrs, Ellen d. Apr 17, 1869 age 87 years, Felix d. Jul 6, 1888, age 87, Elizabeth d. June 6, 1893, age 73 * Cook, Mary E. d. Dec ?, 1901 age 32 * McGallin, Bernard d. Jan 23, 1877 age 72, Catherine d Feb 3, 1884, age 77, Arthur J. son, d. Aug 28, 1869 age 27 * Longstreth, Nellie wife of Isaac -no dates * Tugend John b Oct 14, 1835, d. Jul 4, 1855, William b Dec 4, 1836 d. Mar 28, 1870, Catherine, wife of Frederick d. Oct 2, 1900 age 55 years, John b May 15, 1811 d. June 30, 1868, Mary b May 20, 1815, d. Apr 19, 1887, Adam Sr. 1781-1855, * Bergner, Frederick d. Jan 24, 1858 age 42 years, Mary wife, b Jun 23, 1817 d. Jan 26, 1887 * Mitten, Josephine dau. of Wm. H. & Eliza d. Dec 18, 28 1861 in her 18 year, Regards,Nancy