----- Original Message ----- From: "Jay Kasmer" <jaykaz56@netzero.net> Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2001 7:50 PM =============== > Source: MDGARRET-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [MDGARRET] LININGERS & HETRICKS/KEIM > > > Eileen, > > I was looking at old postings and came across this one of interest. What is > your Catherine Bowser line? I'm a descendant of John Bauser(Bowser) & > Christina Weimer, my 5th great grandparents. Catherine is my 1st cousin 5 > times removed. > > Jay Kasmer > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Eileen Stratton" <eileen6@msn.com> > To: <MDGARRET-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2000 11:36 AM > Subject: RE: [MDGARRET] LININGERS & HETRICKS/KEIM > > > > Lois and Ina, > > > > I am dancing! :) This is all fabulous information! My dad is living and > may > > be able to identify some of the people in your photos if you can post them > > on the web or email me jpg's. My g-g-grandmother was Catherine BOWSER m > > Henry DIEHL in 1846. So it is pretty interesting to me that a BOWSER also > > lived on the same land both our great-grandparents had occupied. > > > > Do you have Ida's LININGER's birth year? My data ends in the 1880 census > > and doesn't show Ida, unless whoever gave the enumerator the family info > > didn't include her. Of course with this many children it wouldn't be hard > to > > forget someone. I have the following: > > > > Lewis LININGER b 1820 PA; wife Margaret (UNKNOWN) b 1825 PA > > Children: > > George b 1848 (PA) > > Samuel b 1850 (PA) > > Luther b 1851 (PA) > > Susan b 1852 (PA) > > Hannah b 1853 (PA) > > Margaret b 1856 (PA) > > Amanda b 1857 (PA) > > Martha b 1859 (PA) > > Mary b 1860 (PA) > > Ellen b 1861 (MD-1870 census) (VA-1880 census) ? > > Lewis b 1865 (McLellan in 1880 census)(MD-1870 census) (VA-1880 census) ? > > Sarah b 1868 (MD) > > William b 1869 (MD) > > > > Ina, I would love to correspond with Jim LININGER. If you would be so kind > > as to check with him for permission to forward his address to me I would > be > > grateful. Or, if that does not meet with his approval, please ask him if > he > > knows what Lewis's wife, Margaret's maiden was and if he knows where they > > both were born in PA. > > > > Much thanks so much to both of you. Now all I have to find out is who my > > other great-grandmother, Margaret LOHR's (nee KEIM) parents were. She > > married William M. LOHR in 1877 in Addison Twp, PA (Somerset Co) as his > > second wife and they resided in the Cove until after 1900. His first wife > > Sarah, died in Garrett County in 1876. The 1880 Garrett Co U.S. census > > shows that she was born in Maryland and that her parents were from > Germany. > > I checked all the census records fore and aft for KEIM's that could > possibly > > be old enough to be her parents but came up empty. I did find reference to > a > > mercantile store by the name of Lichty & KEIM in Grantsville as shown in > the > > 1878 Garrett County Directory, but haven't found any further trail from > > that. Big brickwall. > > > > Eileen > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: TRPLUS@aol.com [mailto:TRPLUS@aol.com] > > Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2000 4:35 PM > > To: MDGARRET-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: [MDGARRET] LININGERS & HETRICKS > > > > > > Ina and Eileen, > > > > Seems to me I have some Liningers listed near my Hetricks in a census > report > > around here somewhere. I remember it did not contain Ida's name. Lawrence > > HETRICK, John and Ida (LININGER) HETRICK's grandson by Clarence (twin) and > > Effie (HOCKMAN), sent me the information on the LININGERS and their > > connection to my HETRICKS that I've shared on this site. Somewhere in my > > notes there was reference to the LININGERS owning a brewery and that they > > were pretty well to do. Lewis and Margaret owned the two-story log home > that > > my g-grandparents, Conrad and Nancy (UPHOLD) HETRICK purchased in 1877, a > > year before Conrad's death. Lawrence thought Ida had probably been born > > there. > > > > We visited that property in 1996 (then owned by Owen Bowser, who passed > away > > just one year later). Owen's house was originally built by Uncle John. > > Clarence's twin brother Harvey m. Ruth (BRENNEMAN) and they lived there > > until > > Harvey passed away in 1966 of a heart attack. > > > > So that's a little history of the Liningers and Hetricks. > > > > Regards, > > Lois > > > > > > > > > NetZero Platinum > No Banner Ads and Unlimited Access > Sign Up Today - Only $9.95 per month! > http://www.netzero.net >