In a message dated 7/22/2003 9:07:56 AM Pacific Daylight Time, clbutler@pennswoods.net writes: > Hi Lois: > I do have a Charles T. Wilhelm on my tree. I don't know if it's the > one you are looking for. He is my 4th cousin once removed. His parents > were Effie (Garlitz) and Thomas Wilhelm. I have more info I can send to you > as an attachment. Yes, please send the attachment. My first cousin, Miriam Hetrick (b early 1920s-d. abt 1994) was married to Sam Garlitz. Salisbury, PA. Miriam, Mark and Rhea Hetrick were Mary (Glotfelty) and Roy Samuel Hetricks children. Mary's father was Nimrod Glotfelty. > I don't have any dates on their births and deaths. I got my info from the > Garlitz Family Tree which I found by doing a Google search. My connection to > the Harshbargers is through my gr-grandparents Jacob(7/30/1849-1/31/1900) and > Nancy Susan (Hart) (6/1858-8/22/1916) Harshbarger. There are definitely distinct families in the Bittinger Book and in Hoyes. There are Harshbargers also listed in the Opel, Becket and Kestel book but no Jacobs, Daniels, Marys or Nancys. :-( My Hershbergers . . . 1. Jonn HERSHBERGER, SR (Emigrated from Rotterdam 9/30/1754--wife unknown) 1.1. Peter HERSHBERGER II (12/9/1776-12/31/1847) 1.1.1. Elizabeth HERSHBERGER m. (1825) Joseph SLABAUGH (1788-6/1862) 1.1.1.1. Samuel SLABAUGH (1845-1910) m. Christina DURST (10/25/1850-5/11/1928) 1.1.1.1.1. Elizabeth SLABAUGH (1872-1946) m. Melchoir HETRICK (6/18/1871-7/9/1936) -- My grandparents I just found out recently that Samuel Slabaugh once lived in the Toll House at Addison (but spent the latter years of his life in southern Garrett County). It seems that my Glotfeltys, Hershbergers, Livingoods and Dursts were all from areas just over the MD border (Somerset, Salisbury, Addison, etc.) According to their marriage certificate, his parents were > Daniel and Mary > Harshbarger. It says Jacob was b. in Franklin Co., PA. > There are thousands of Jacob Harshbargers in PA, so I haven't been able to > go back any farther. Nancy's parents were Henry and Ingeby (Ravenscroft) > Hart. I'm researching them now. There were Hershbergers in the Rawlings > area with Ravenscrofts, etc., but I don't know if it's the same family. I > hope this helps, Chuck > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <TRPLUS@aol.com> > To: <MDGARRET-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, July 19, 2003 1:28 PM > Subject: Re: [MDGARRET] Aloysius McKenzie Obit. > > > >Charles, > > > >Do you have the parents of Charles Wilhelm listed in the 1880 census as > >grandson (3 years old) living with my Anna Mary Hetrick and Andrew Snyder > family. > >Charlie would therefore have been born in 1877 or so. Jonas Hetrick (b. > 1856), > >nephew, was also living with the Snyders. Anna Mary (1830-1906) is my > >g-grandfather Conrad's (1827-1878) sister. Am also related to Hershberger. > Harshbarger > >is awlful close in spelling. Is there a story there? >