Hello Fellow Listers: Am trying to find the parentage of Anna Maria HAGERSON/HABERMAN/HAGERMAN. Please see her genealogy below. She may have had a brother Abraham HAGERSON/HAGERMAN who had at one time [ca.early-mid 1800] owned ground adjacent to the Pine Grove Furnace, Cumberland Co., PA. Thanks in advance for any help. Donna HELLER ZINN of Newville, Cumberland Co., PA. Anna Maria "Mary" Hagerson, also known as Ann M. Haberman, also known as Ann M. Hagerman, b. __-___-1805,[1] d. 13-Jul-1878 in Alms House, Adams Co.,PA.,[2] buried: __-Jul-1878 in Wenksville Cem.,Menallen Twp.,Adams Co. [3] Her name from Frederick Heller's death certificate was Ann M. Haberman. Her maiden name also found as Hagerman. Lena E. Heller Smith has that she died 13-Jul-1878 at the age of 68-1-17. She may be the Ann Maria wife of John Heller buried with the Warrens. She was admitted to the Alms House on 17-Apr-1878, at 70 years of age, widow, could write her name, not able bodied, she was labeled as a hospital case, and diagnosed as Insane (Alms House Register). I also found a marriage date of 2-Sep-1830 for she and John. She married John "John W." Heller, Sr., also known as Frederick F. Heller, married 26-Aug-1830 in Menallen Twp.,Adams Co.,PA.,[4] b. __-___-1783,[5] d. 11-Dec-1857 in Menallen Twp.,Adams Co.,PA.,[6] buried: __-Dec-1857. John: His name was Frederick F. Hellar on Frederick Heller's death certificate. It was passed down thru the family that he was killed in a flooding accident at Pine Grove Furnace and is to be buried in the Pine Grove Cemetery but there are no stones left on the graves. The cemetery was to have been started in 1790. He was living in Menallen Twp., Adams Co., PA. at the time of his marriage to Mary. The newspaper listed that he was about 74 years of age at the time of his death. I. Frederick Heller, also known as Jacob Heller, b. 22-May-1834 in Pennsylvania,[7] occupation Coalier/Farmer,[8] d. 29-Apr-1909 in Menallen Twp.,Adams Co.,PA.,[9] buried: __-May-1909 in Wenksville Cem.,Menallen Twp.,Adams Co. [10] His name was Jacob Heller on his son, Hiram L.'s baptism record. He died at the age of 74-11-7 (from tombstone) of Dropsy. His middle initial was also found as E. on his son, Adam F.'s tombstone. On the 1900 Census it listed that he owned his farm free of mortgage and also that he could not read/write. He married Elizabeth Fehl, married 26-Jul-1857 in Adams Co.,PA.,[11] b. 5-Mar-1834 in Pennsylvania,[12] (daughter of Valentine Fehl and Elisabeth Keckler) baptized 17-Aug-1834 in Arendtsville Luth.& Ref.,Adams Co.,PA.,[13] d. 24-Aug-1907 in Adams Co.,PA.,[14] buried: __-Aug-1907 in Wenksville Cem.,Menallen Twp.,Adams Co. Elizabeth: She died at the age of 73-5-20 (from tombstone) or 73-5-17 (from death cert.). On the 1900 Census it listed that she and Frederick were married for 45 years and that she had bore 8 children in all with 7 surviving. She was survived by 7 children, 23 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. In her death notice in the Compiler (Adams Co. Newspaper) dated 4-Sep-1907 stated that she was 75 years old. Deathdate found also as 25th. Their house burnt on Friday, January 6, 1871 and only a few articles were saved. II. Martha Heller, b. __-___-1837 in Pennsylvania.[15] I presume that she is the daughter of John and Anna Maria Heller because she is residing next door to them with the family of John M. Kline (age 26 yrs.) and his wife Eliza (age 25 yrs.) [no children listed]. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [1] 1850 Adams County, Pennsylvania Census, pg.48;Menallen. [2] Compiler (Adams County Newspaper), dated Jul-1878. [3] . [4] Compiler (Adams County Newspaper), dated 26-Aug-1830. [5] 1850 Adams County, Pennsylvania Census, Menallen; pg.48. [6] Compiler (Adams County Newspaper), dated 21-Dec-1857. [7] . [8] 1900 Adams County Census, pg.30A; Menallen. [9] . [10] . [11] Sentinel (Adams County Newspaper), dated 3-Aug-1857. [12] Death Certificate. [13] Mormon's Church Records. [14] Death Certificate. [15] 1850 Adams County, Pennsylvania Census, Menallen; pg.48.