-- [ From: Janet Reinhold * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- The following is from "Missing Links" mailing list. Apologies to anyone who already subscribes to it, as this would then be a repeat. I have included instructions on how to subscribe to this email list in another message. Janet Reinhold [email protected] ================= FREE LISTINGS OFFERED TO AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS OF FAMILY HISTORIES IN THE FAMILY HISTORY VOLUME SUPPLEMENT TO GENEALOGICAL & LOCAL HISTORY BOOKS IN PRINT Genealogical Publishing Co., the publisher of "Genealogical & Local History Books in Print," (G&LHBIP) is delighted to make a special offer to authors and publishers of family histories. G&LHBIP is now accepting free listings in the forthcoming Family History Volume Supplement, to be published in the fall of 1998. This supplement will include information on family histories, pedigrees and compiled genealogies that have become available since the publication of G&LHBIP's Family History Volume in 1996 or were not included in that volume. First published in 1975, G&LHBIP is a multi-volume bibliography containing thousands of listings of genealogical books in print. The fifth edition of G&LHBIP, published in 1996-97, currently consists of four volumes: the Family History Volume, the General Reference & World Resources Volume, and two U.S. Sources & Resources Volumes. The Family History Volume alone contains more than 4,600 listings of available family histories, organized alphabetically by surname for easy reference .. Publishers and authors of family histories are invited to send the following information to G&LHBIP for inclusion in the supplement: title of their family history(ies); author(s) or editor; date of publication; whether the book is indexed and/or illustrated; whether it is cloth or paper bound; the price, including shipping; a short description of the book; a list of important allied surnames to be included in the surname index; and ordering information. There will be no charge for listings. Please send information by March 31, 1998 to: Marian Hoffman, G&LHBIP, c/o Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1001 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21202. Phone 1-800-296-6687; Fax 1-410-752-8492; e-mail [email protected] ========== ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== If you have any problems with this list please contact Janet Reinhold, [email protected]

-- [ From: Janet Reinhold * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- Another newsletter-type list I have enjoyed is "Missing Links" with editors Julie Case and Myra Vanderpool Gormley. You don't have to be on Prodigy to get it. Here is how to subscribe: ========= MISSING LINKS is available gratis to anyone who has an internet e-mail address. If you have friends or family members who are interested in genealogical research, please let them know about MISSING LINKS and that all they need to do is e-mail a request to [email protected] It is not necessary to be a member of Prodigy Classic or Prodigy Internet to subscribe to PRODIGY Mailing Lists. To explore the lists available for (free) subscription, please visit: http://goodstuff. prodigy.com/Mailing_Lists/tips.html ========= Janet Reinhold [email protected] ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== To send a message to everyone, send it directly to: [email protected], or reply to an individual message and note "send to all recipients" or whatever your system has for this option.

-- [ From: Janet Reinhold * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- 1. Reply To List. I think it might be a good idea to set this list to "reply to list". Right now, it is set up to reply to the sender. Any comments, anyone? What this means is that you can hit your reply button, and your message would be sent to the whole list instead of just the person who wrote the message. This is a convenient feature, but one which can be misunderstood. Replies meant to be private may be unknowingly "broadcast"--thus resulting in mistakes which can't be un-done.... 2. Closed List. Right now, this list is an "open" list. That is to say, anyone can post to it (like I've just done from my other email accounts, which aren't 'subscribed'). Although we haven't been 'hit' yet, it IS a possibility that we might be 'hit' by "spams". One option which I have as listowner is to make it a closed list, which means only those folks who BELONG to the subscriber list may post, or those which are designated "okay" to post can be allowed to post even though they aren't subscribed. Does anyone have comments as to the desirability of this action? 3. Archived Messages. I have okayed this list to be archived, which means that you will be able to retrieve old messages from the Rootsweb website. Some people may fear that their information might be used against them in some way, perhaps by "spammers" looking for email addresses to get their advertisements sent to. I see the archives retrieval process as beneficial to getting our information shared and thereby we would ourselves gain by getting feedback on it. If anyone has a problem with this, now's the time to air it! Janet [email protected] ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== To send a message to everyone, send it directly to: [email protected], or reply to an individual message and note "send to all recipients" or whatever your system has for this option.

Looking for any information on Jacob Kunkle b 30 May 1817 and d 5 Mar 1883. He m Magdelena Petry and they settled west of Union City, IN. Hope you can help. Bob Troup ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== If you have any problems with this list please contact Janet Reinhold, [email protected]

Need info on Geroge and Mary (?) Kunkle who lived in Perry Co, PA and may be the parents of John Emery Kunkle who m Lily Albright who were the parents of Clarence Emery b ca 1894 who m Edna Adeline Waggoner. Bob Troup ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== If you have any problems with this list please contact Janet Reinhold, [email protected] To unsubscribe, send a message to [email protected], with the word "unsubscribe" in the message and nothing else.

See info on John Peter Kunkle b 1829 d 16 Feb 1900 in Young Twp, Indiana Co, PA. He m Lillian Anne Cochran b 1829 in Indiana Co, PA and d 13 Oct ? in Indiana Co, PA. Known children: Clara B. Kunkle b 28 Jul 1863; Calvin Simpson Kunkle b 11 Oct 1867 d 18 Oct 1937 in Homer City, Ind Co, PA; John Edward Kunkle b 7 Jul 1869 d 9 Aug 1943; William Kunkle b 2 Jul 1873 d 13 Jul 1953; Mary Kunkle b 25 Sep 1877 d 27 May 1937 Kidder, MO; and Emma Jean Kunkle b 22 Jan 1882 d 24 Jul 1957. Bob Troup ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== To send a message to everyone, send it directly to: [email protected], or reply to an individual message and note "send to all recipients" or whatever your system has for this option. See our web site at http://www.flash.net/~conkle/INDEX.HTM

Katharina Kunkle, may have been from Northampton Co, PA m Andrew Almes and they settled in Westmoreland Co, PA ca 1800. They had sever children. Andrew d 13 Feb 1826 in Washington Twp, Westmoreland Co, PA. Katharina d 1830. Any info appreciated. Bob Troup ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== If you have any problems with this list please contact Janet Reinhold, [email protected]

Dear members, Not too long ago Dick Eastman featured our Spindle web site in his newsletter. He requested a spot on our web site but instead I am featuring the information here, in case any of you would like to subscribe to this free newsletter. Janet ([email protected]) ========================================================== Subscription information: To subscribe to this free newsletter, send an e-mail message to the following address: [email protected] The message title is unimportant. The first line of text in the message must have the words SUBSCRIBE ROOTSCOMPUTING followed by your first and last names. For instance, if your name is Jane Doe, you would write a message of: subscribe rootscomputing Jane Doe That is the entire message; nothing else should be in the message text. To cancel an existing subscription, send an e-mail to: [email protected] The message title is unimportant. The text of the message must be exactly: signoff rootscomputing Please note that the address of [email protected] is an "e-mail robot" and messages sent to that address are only read by a computer. If you send any more text in the message, it will be ignored. If you want to see the current issue as well as back issues of the newsletter, look on the World Wide Web at: http://www.ancestry.com/home/times.htm and http://www.ancestry.com/home/eastarch.htm Please feel free to copy this subscription information and pass it on to anyone else who you think might be interested in obtaining a free subscription. ========================================================== About the author: Dick Eastman is the forum manager of the Genealogy Forum on CompuServe and is the author of "YOUR ROOTS: Total Genealogy Planning On Your Computer" published by Ziff-Davis Press. ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== To send a message to everyone, send it directly to: [email protected], or reply to an individual message and note "send to all recipients" or whatever your system has for this option.

Found on the Brethren List: Can anyone help him? Robin S, don't you have an Isaac in York Co PA (albeit later)? I am thinking this Isaac KUNKLE b abt 1822, do you have any more info, David? Am cross-posting to KUNKEL-L. Janet Message follows: Date: Sun, 12 Oct 1997 19:29:27 -0700 From: David Blocher To: [email protected], [email protected] CC: [email protected], [email protected] Subject: KUNKLE/BOLLINGER Connection Is anyone researching the KUNKLE lineage? I am in need of the descendants of Isaac KUNKLE and Elizabeth BOLLINGER. Elizabeth BOLLINGER is the daughter of Issac BOLLINGER & Anna BLOCHER. She was born on 16 Nov 1826 in York County, PA, and died on 4 Jan 1893 in Darke County, OH. They had one son that I know about, Jonathan KUNKLE b. 11 Mar 1855, Darke Co., OH d. 30 Jul 1897. I don't know who his wife is, or if there where any other children. If anyone could bring this lineage up to date, it would be most certainly appreciated! Joseph BOLLINGER & Ursula BRODBECK | Isaac BOLLINGER & Anna BLOCHER (dau. of John BLOCHER & Elizabeth DERWACTER) | Elizabeth BOLLINGER & Isaac KUNKLE | Jonathan KUNKLE b. 11 Mar 1855 in Darke Co., OH d. 30 Jul 1897. ------------------------------------------ David A. Blocher P.O. Box 100 Rock Island, WA 98850-0100 Paternal Lineages: Blocher/Blocker, Brubaker, Bollinger/Bolinger, Brodbeck, Bachman, Bauman/Bowman, Cretcher/Crutcher, Derwacter, Flora/Flory, Frantz, Garst/Garst, Hook, Oldfield, Spainhour, Tandy. Maternal Lineages: Wilsey, Middleton, Hobbs, Sims, Rogers, Landen, Maloy, Austin ..... "If we search long enough we'll all be related to each other!" Daniel Franklin Neher Janet Reinhold PO Box 4001 Covina CA 91723 Family genealogy at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/8878 Editor for the Kunkel Kunkle Conkle Gunkel "Spindle" Family Genealogy Newsletter at http://www.flash.net/~conkle/INDEX.HTM Fax: 626-915-0798 Email: [email protected] New: Listowner for [email protected] ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== To send a message to everyone, send it directly to: [email protected], or reply to an individual message and note "send to all recipients" or whatever your system has for this option.

Hi I am searching for another name I found sometime ago, and it has been a puzzel to me. Can anyone tell me who NANCY A. KONKLE is? She is buried in Long Run Cemetery, Craig Township, Switzerland County, Indiana? Her headstone reads: Nacny A. Konkle, wife of John d 3 Jan 1882 aged 33 yrs, 4 mos, 32 days. She is in row 6 #1. Also two other Kunkle's are bugging me. I can't make a connection to them. They also are in Long Run Cemetery Row 4 #23 KUNKLE, David 3 Feb 1840 - 16 Mar 1900 Row 7 #11 KUNKLE, Mary 6 Mar 1810 - 29 July 1895 John 2 Dec 1904 - 17 Apr 1889 I sure would like to know who they belong to. I have a big gap, actually I can't prove anything past 1864 in Indiana, and can't find which line of "K" are mine that came from PA. Of course all this is speculation. I'd like something I could actually verify. Thanks for any help. Tracy Konkle Miller [email protected] ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== If you have any problems with this list please contact Janet Reinhold, [email protected] To unsubscribe, send a message to [email protected], with the word "unsubscribe" in the message and nothing else.

> > Hi have been faithfully reading these posting daily and decided it was time > to jump on the band wagon too. > I am searching for any information on JOHN R. KONKLE (1864-1909) I have > been told he is buried in Macedonia Baptist Cemetery in Madison, IN. His > second wife was Alice Rea and they had 7 childred together. i have located > them in the 1900 Jefferson county census thanks to Jim Kunkle's help. > His children by first wife: William, Scott and Mary birth and death dates > unknown. > His children from his second wife, Alice Rea are as follows: > Dennis b June 1883 (my direct line grandfathers side) > Myrtil b June 1885 (my direct line grandmothers side)m. Harry Black > Ray b July 1886; Alta b Feb 1888; Nellie b June 1891; Hazel b oct 1894; and > Aurthur b Apr 1898. > According to the 1900 censu from milton Township that Jim Kunkle sent me, > John R. KONKLE's father was born in PA and his mother in SC. I am at a > dead end with these people and have started into the back door through > collateral families; so any information would be helpful. Thanks > Tracy Konkle Miller PO Box 21 Kasilof, Alaska 99610 ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== If you have any problems with this list please contact Janet Reinhold, [email protected]

HELLO, I am Charles Babb,I live in Atlanta,GA. I have a copy of First Families of Henry County, Georgia that shows: Henry Kunkle(Konkle)was born in Heslint(spelling)Germany in 1765 and died in Henry County, Ga. in 1859. The 1820 census of Laurens,SC Lexington District show Henry Kunkle with 12 in his family. land transactions of Andrew and Christian,sons of Henry areshown in the years 1837,1841 and 1842 in the SC Lexington District on Wateree Creek,Waters of the Broad River,Branches of Bear Creek,and waters of the Saluda River. People of German descent formed a settlement in Henry County,GA. called Dutchtown. There is a Dutchtown Road in the 6th District of Jonesboro Rd.,and back toward Mt. Carmel Methodist and Mt. Carmel Protsetant Churcheson Mt. Carmel Rd. Some of these families were the Conkles(Kunkles),Babbs,Ahls and Exums.These families intermarried into the Nash,White,McCullough and Abercromibe families,thus forming quite a colony. The following are descendents of Henry Kunkle. Henry Kunkle b.1765,Heslint,Germany d.1859 Henry County,GA. m.Catherine, b.1763,SC, both buried in Conkle Cem. Issue: I. Catherine Kunkle.Jr.,b.1793,single,owned 2 slaves 1860. II. John Kunkle III. William IV. David Kunkle,b.SC,ca.1803,probably stayed in SC.,m.Christina(Catherine)b.ca.1808. Issue:(On 1850 SC census) (1) Mary Ann Conkle,b.1832 (2) Solomon Conkle,b.1835 (3) Frances Conkle,b.ca.1836 (4) Catherine Conkle,.ca.1838 (5) Henry D.Conkle,b.ca.1848 m.Anna C.(?)b 1838 Issue:(1870 SC census) (5a)Catherine,b.1869 (5b)Sally,b.1869 (6) Ella Ellen Conkle,b.ca.1849 V. Christian Kunkle,b.17Feb.1803,SC,D.6Jan.1896,m.Eliza M.A.F.,b.1812,SC. Issue:(1) M.A.C.Conkle,b.1838,Sc. (2) W.I.Conkle,b.1841,SC. (3) Noak Pinkney Conkle,b.17 Feb.1840,SC.,d.18 Oct.1889;1st.m.Sarah V. McCullough,b.1848 Issue: (3a) John H.Conkle,b.1865 (3b) Joseph E Conkle,b.1868 (3c) James S. Conkle,b.1869 (3d) Walter Linder Conkle,b.1870 (3e) Sarah Geneva Conkle,b.1873,m.11 Dec.1897,Henry CO.,James Andrew Babb,b.1873,d.1933 Issue:Clifford,Ethel,James Oliver,Nettye,Rachel Clarence,Carl, and Wayman Babb (3f) Victor Emmanuel Conkle,b.2 Sept.1872,d.19 June1928,m.1903,Edna Romina Johnson Issue:Ralph,Howard,Victor Maurice,and Katherine Ernestine Needless to say it goes on and on there are many instances of Kunkle,Babb,Conkle, McCullough and McVickers marriages. If anyone has information on anyone above or would like any more of the information I have please contact me. Thanks ,Charles ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== To send a message to everyone, send it directly to: [email protected], or reply to an individual message and note "send to all recipients" or whatever your system has for this option.

First of all, make sure the "To:" says "[email protected]". Then, you write something like, "My furthest known ancestor is_____________ __________ who was born in (insert year) at (insert place). He was married to ______ ________ and they lived in (insert place). Their children were: (list children's names & when & where born, if known). Then state what you want to know, or you can say something general like "any help appreciated". Then, do ME a favor and email me (privately) your snail mail (mailing) address, so we don't lose track of you. Janet At 10:26 PM 10/8/97 -0400, you wrote: >I am sorry, I have no idea how this works. What do you mean make a post? > Thanks, Walter Kunkel (San Angelo, TX) >==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== >See our web site at http://www.flash.net/~conkle/INDEX.HTM for all queries printed in the newsletter since January 1995. > > > > ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== If you have any problems with this list please contact Janet Reinhold, [email protected]

Query Received At 02:27 PM 10/8/97 -0500, you wrote: >I have Rosine Kunkel that married a Peter Greager in Gross Golle, Posen. >He was born in 1744 at gross Golle and died on Sep 6 1812 at Gross >Golle. I have other data from Groos Golle (now Goleszewo). Maybe we >can connect. The Greager family later move to Washington County TX and >there are some other Kunkels in the area. These are not related as far >as I know, but I have not checked. > >Albert Hartstack > Dear Albert, What were the names of Peter & Rosine's children? Did Rosine also die at Gross Golle? Do you know when the Greager family came to TX, and did they come there directly? We have record of a Rosine Wilhelmine KUNKEL born 4 Sep 1806 to Johannes KUNKEL of Roslau, Posen, Prussia. Does this match? Janet ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== To send a message to everyone, send it directly to: [email protected], or reply to an individual message and note "send to all recipients" or whatever your system has for this option.

-- [ From: Janet Reinhold * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- Since many of our family ancestors came from Hessen, I thought some of the following from someone interested in Hessen-Kassel would be of interest. There are some links, too, which I didn't have time to check out. > Date: Tuesday, 07-Oct-97 03:38 PM > HESSE-D Digest Volume 97 : Issue 72 > X-Message: #3 > Date: Mon, 06 Oct 1997 20:57:00 -0700 > From: Cindy Kimes <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Subject: What is 'Hesse Kassel' > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Thanks for all the answers to my question on Hesse Kassel. Here are the answers > sent: > > 1. Hesse-Kassel was an electorate which was comprised mainly of > today's state of Hesse. The area is roughly NE of Frankfurt > and extended from Hesse to Kassel (another city in to the NE). > Try this link for a map: > http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~feefhs/maps/gerw/gw-hesse.html > > Here's a German genealogy home page: > http://w3g.med.uni-giessen.de/gene/ > > 2. Sometimes spelled Hessen or Hesse-Cassel. It is a county > within the kingdom/province/state of Hesse. It is in the > northern part of Hesse - north of Frankfurt. > > 3. Kassel is a large City in the State of Hessen. > > 4. Hessen Kassel was a German Small-State. The maintown was > Kassel. After the Congress of Wien 1815-1817 Hessen-Kassel > annexed some small Principalities. After the war between > Prussia and Austria in 1866 Prussia annexed Hessen-Kassel. > Since this time Hessen-Kassel was a part of Prussia. > Another name of Hessen-Kassel was: Kurhessen. > Since 1945 as a result of WW2 the modern State of Hessen > includes the old Hessen Kassel area. > > Towns in Hessen Kassel are: Karlshafen, Hofgeismar, Fulda, > Wolfhagen, Fritzlar, Frankenberg, Marburg, Ziegenhain, > Hersfeld, Eschwege, Schluechtern, Steinau, Gelnhausen, > Hanau, and an enclave Schmalkalden (now Thueringen) > Look at Hessen's web-page: http://www.hessen.de > > This information has been most helpful. > > Cindy Kimes, Elkhart, IN, USA ==================================== > X-Message: #4 > Date: Tue, 7 Oct 1997 15:32:04 -0400 (EDT) > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: What is 'Hesse Kassel' > > In einer eMail vom 07.10.1997 12:20:01, schreibt [email protected] com: > Hallo Freunde von Hessen! > << Hesse-Kassel was an electorate which was comprised mainly of > today's state of Hesse. The area is roughly NE of Frankfurt > and extended from Hesse to Kassel (another city in to the NE). > Try this link for a map: > http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~feefhs/maps/gerw/gw-hesse.html > >> > I looked at this map. This map is very good. It shows the Hessian States > between 1817 and 1866. The name of the State was Kurfuerstentum Hessen -Kassel > or Hessen-Cassel. Hesse is wrong. > > This map shows Hessen Darmstadt too. North of Frankfurt where Hesse Darmstadt > is written you see the Province Oberhessen. South of Frankfurt around Darmstadt > on the right site of the Rhine-River you see the Province Starkenburg and left > site of the Rhine-River you can see the Province Rheinhessen. After WW2 > Rheinhessen belongs to the modern German State of Rheinland-Pfalz. > > West of the Province Oberhessen you see the State of Hessen-Nassau. > The area around Wetzlar belonged to Prussia. > Prussia annexed Hessen-Kassel and Hessen Nassau and the city of Frankfurt in > 1866. > Only Hessen Darmstadt was independent just to 1945. > > In the springtime of 1945 the US-Army conquered the Hessian area and they built > the modern State of Hessen with the capital Wiesbaden. You can look at the map > of modern Hessen on Hessen's homepage: > > http://www.hessen.de > > This was a general view about Hessen's history. > > Viele Gruesse aus Hessen > Karl I hope by keeping the signatures I won't have violated any copyright issues.... Your editor, Janet Reinhold [email protected] ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== To send a message to everyone, send it directly to: [email protected], or reply to an individual message and note "send to all recipients" or whatever your system has for this option.

At 07:37 AM 10/9/97 -0700, you wrote: >He has wf #1, Esther HANES b 15 Feb 1819 in Westmoreland Co PA, died 2 Apr >1880 in Armstrong Co PA, bur at Schotts Cem., dau of Jacob HANES and Anna >Maria___. He shows the following ch: Just finished entering the data you sent me. Other data indicates the name was spelled Haines (no problem), and that her death date was 2 March 1880. (James M. & Doris M. Kunkle, Kunkle Family History.) Outside of that it looks good and thanks again. Is anyone trying to get James E.'s data into a computer format? If not, maybe the pages can be copied, distributed to family members, entered into any program, and sent back in GEDCOM format to a common repository. Fred Researching: W. Pennsylvania - Held, Riggle, Lessig, Matuszak, Allshouse, Turney Wurttemburg - Held, Guth, Wanner, Spiegel, Bleyholder, Messerschmid Rheinland-Pfalz - Riegell ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== To send a message to everyone, send it directly to: [email protected], or reply to an individual message and note "send to all recipients" or whatever your system has for this option.

At 07:37 AM 10/9/97 -0700, you wrote: Subject: Re: CONKLE-HAINES-HELD of PA Here's what Jim Kunkle has for this family, how does it fit in with what you have?=== Looks good. Are all these families inter-related multiple times? I keep seeing the same names popping up in several generations, at least in my family tree. Fred Researching: W. Pennsylvania - Held, Riggle, Lessig, Matuszak, Allshouse, Turney Wurttemburg - Held, Guth, Wanner, Spiegel, Bleyholder, Messerschmid Rheinland-Pfalz - Riegell ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== If you have any problems with this list please contact Janet Reinhold, [email protected]

I am sorry, I have no idea how this works. What do you mean make a post? Thanks, Walter Kunkel (San Angelo, TX) ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== See our web site at http://www.flash.net/~conkle/INDEX.HTM for all queries printed in the newsletter since January 1995.

Just visited Debbe's home page and you can see it by going to: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/5260 Janet ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== If you have any problems with this list please contact Janet Reinhold, [email protected]

Fred, Here's what Jim Kunkle has for this family, how does it fit in with what you have?=== John Henry KUNKLE b 1816 Westmld Co PA d Apr 1893 Armstrong Co PA, bur at Rockville Cem, son of John Michael KUNKLE and Mary Elizabeth MILLER. He has wf #1, Esther HANES b 15 Feb 1819 in Westmoreland Co PA, died 2 Apr 1880 in Armstrong Co PA, bur at Schotts Cem., dau of Jacob HANES and Anna Maria___. He shows the following ch: Born in Westmld Co PA: 1. Jacob b 1839 m Elizabeth HILEMAN 2. Hannah b 1841 3. Michael b 1844 m Suzannah VAUGHN 4. Mary Catherine b 1846 m Martin NOLDER Born in Armstrong Co PA: 5. Sarah Ann b 1851 nm 6. Samuel b 1854 m Louisa HELD 7. Lydia Elizabeth b 1857 nm 8. Heady Lavina b 1861 >CONKLE, HAINES, HELD > >>Trying to make a tie to this Kunkle/Conkle family. Are there any modern >>Kunkles that link in? Does John Henry tie to another known tree? >> >>1 John Henry Conkle b: Abt. 1818 Rostraver Township, Westmoreland Co., PA >>d: April 1893 Kittanning Twp., Armstrong Co., PA >>. +Ester Haines b: February 15, 1819 Westmoreland Co., PA m: February 01, >>1838 Greensburg, Westmoreland Co., PA d: March 02, 1880 Armstrong Co., PA >>..... 2 Samuel Kunkle b: February 27, 1854 Kittanning Twp., Armstrong Co., >>PA d: November 25, 1925 Kittanning Twp., Armstrong Co., PA >>......... +Louisa C. Held b: January 24, 1857 Manor Township, Armstrong >>Co., Pennsylvania m: February 10, 1876 Burrell Twp., Armstrong Co., PA d: >>August 11, 1889 >>............. 3 Charles Elmer Kunkle >>............. 3 Benson Oliver Kunkle >>............. 3 Joseph Frantz Kunkle >>............. 3 Franklin Guy Kunkle >>.................... 4 Charles Kunkle >>............. 3 Marlin Edwin Kunkle >>............. 3 Milton D. Kunkle >> >Fred H. Held >Email: [email protected] ==== KUNKEL Mailing List ==== If you have any problems with this list please contact Janet Reinhold, [email protected]