Diana, ------AND, besides Kolb, you have my Carrico line on your site!!! Verlinda/Melinda Carrico (of Peter & Catherine unk. Carrico) is my 4gr-grandmother. I'll help you fill in some blanks with her descendants if you like. I can help with the source info, too. You have an Elihu Beery that I think! may be a son? of Eli DeBerry thought to be a brother or son of my John DeBerry b. c. 1742 in France d. 1832 WV. Back to reading more of your site--------->>>>>> Warm regards, Carolyn

There is information on KOLB / CULP at my web site: http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/GenealogyHome.shtml

Michel, Catharine H. Kolb, d/o Henrich and Barbara (Hunsicker) Kolb (totally blind) Sept. 20, 1803- Feb. 17, 1805. Buried Upper Skippack Menn. Cem. Catharine is buried between John H. Kolb, s/o Henrich and Barbara (Hunsicker) Kolb and Isaac H. Kolb Oct. 10, 1794 - Feb 26, 1882. (Reiner & Hollenbach, Burials Upper Skippack Mennonite Cemetery, p.18.) Judy in Colorado ----- Original Message ----- From: Michel Metford-Platt To: PADUTCHgenONLY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2005 9:56 AM Subject: Catherine H. Kolb 1803-1895 I also have picture of the tombstone of Catharine H. Kolb, 20 Sep 1803 - 17 Feb 1895, aged 91 yr, 4 mos, 23 days, buried at UPPER Skippack Menno. MH, Montgomery Co. I didn't post that as a picture to send to people yet. Two things 1. does anyone want the scanned image? 2. Who is she? I doubt it was her maiden name, so she is wife of a KOLB. Michel metfordplatt@telkomsa.net ______________________________ ----- Original Message ----- From: Michel Metford-Platt To: PADUTCHgenONLY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2005 9:56 AM Subject: Catherine H. Kolb 1803-1895 I also have picture of the tombstone of Catharine H. Kolb, 20 Sep 1803 - 17 Feb 1895, aged 91 yr, 4 mos, 23 days, buried at UPPER Skippack Menno. MH, Montgomery Co. I didn't post that as a picture to send to people yet. Two things 1. does anyone want the scanned image? 2. Who is she? I doubt it was her maiden name, so she is wife of a KOLB. Michel metfordplatt@telkomsa.net ______________________________

I also have picture of the tombstone of Catharine H. Kolb, 20 Sep 1803 - 17 Feb 1895, aged 91 yr, 4 mos, 23 days, buried at UPPER Skippack Menno. MH, Montgomery Co. I didn't post that as a picture to send to people yet. Two things 1. does anyone want the scanned image? 2. Who is she? I doubt it was her maiden name, so she is wife of a KOLB. Michel metfordplatt@telkomsa.net

I, too, have Kolb in my ancestry. Passing along my collected Kolb marriages notes, in case------- Elizabeth Kolb - 2nd wife (parents unknown to me) d.Sept., 1763 Phila.Co., Pa., m. Michael Fadley b. c. 1700 Switz/Ger. d. Md. If you see her tombstone among your files-----would greatly! appreciate a copy. Carolyn Kolb/Fadley > Fadley/Nyce > Fadley/Custer > Custer/Ringer > Custer/Stark > Custer/Switzer > Switzer/Parks > Parks/Roth == ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/montgomery/church/newhanover02.txt Sussholz, David Salome Kolb 1 Aug 1815 === http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/1pa/vitals/pass2-09.txt PENNSYLVANIA ARCHIVES SECOND SERIES Published under direction of MATTHEW S. QUAY Secretary of the Commonwealth Edited by John B. Linn and Wm. H. Egle, MD Vol II Harrisburg B F Meyers, State Printer 1876 NAMES OF PERSONS FOR WHOM MARRIAGE LICENSES WERE ISSUED IN THE PROVINCE OF PENNSYLVANIA PREVIOUS TO 1790 PENNSYLVANIA MARRIAGES 29 June 1768 Yoder, Ann, and Jacob Kolb ==== Search Terms: KOLB (10) Database: Pennsylvania Marriages to 1810 Combined Matches: 10 Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810 Volume 1 Marriage Record of the Reformed Church, Falkner Swamp, Montgomery County, PA, 1748–1800 1788, Dec. 14, Kolb, Elisabeth, and Wilhelm Stillwagen. Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810 Volume 1 Marriage Record of the Reformed Church, Falkner Swamp, Montgomery County, PA, 1748–1800 1780, Feb. 17, Kolb, Michel, and Magdalena Leidig. Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810 Volume 1 Marriage Record of the Reformed Church, Falkner Swamp, Montgomery County, PA, 1748–1800 1780, Feb. 17, Leidig, Magdalena, and Michel Kolb. Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810 Volume 1 Marriage Record of the Reformed Church, Falkner Swamp, Montgomery County, PA, 1748–1800 1788, Dec. 14, Stillwagen, Wilhelm, and Elisabeth Kolb. Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810 Volume 1 Marriage Record of the Lutheran Church, New Hanover, Montgomery County, PA, 1745–1809 1800, March 30, Benkus, Peter, and Elizabeth Kolb. Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810 Volume 1 Marriage Record of the Lutheran Church, New Hanover, Montgomery County, PA, 1745–1809 1797, Jan. 21, Eckbrett, Susanna, and George Kolb. View full context Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810 Volume 1 Marriage Record of the Lutheran Church, New Hanover, Montgomery County, PA, 1745–1809 1804, Jan. 15, Kolb, Catharine, and Abrah. Reifschneider. Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810 Volume 1 Marriage Record of the Lutheran Church, New Hanover, Montgomery County, PA, 1745–1809 1800, March 30, Kolb, Elizabeth, and Peter Benkus. Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810 Volume 1 Marriage Record of the Lutheran Church, New Hanover, Montgomery County, PA, 1745–1809 1796, Jan. 21, Kolb, George, and Susanna Eckbrett. Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810 Volume 1 Marriage Record of the Lutheran Church, New Hanover, Montgomery County, PA, 1745–1809 1804, Jan. 15, Reifschneider, Abrah., and Catharine Kolb. == http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/berks/vitals/marrberk.txt STERNER, Abraham, to Maria KOLB, Sun. 4 wks ago, 25 Oct 1808ed. == ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/montgomery/church/newhanover02.txt marriages, New Hanover Luth. church, Montgomery Co., Pa. Kolb, Christian Catharine Renninger 29 Feb 1824 Kolb, Daniel Cath. Schreyer 3 Apr 1825 Kolb, Georg Susanna Eckbret 21 Jan 1796 Kolp, Henrich Cath. Borger 15 Mar 1811 Kolp, Jacob Elisabeth Zern 18 Apr 1816 Kolp, Joseph Sarah Kolb __ ___ 1821 Kuntsmann, Hennrich Catharina Colb 8 Nov 1767 Lits, James Elisabeth Kolb 7 Apr 1816 Mayberry, Samuel Elisabeth Kalb 11 Jun 1810 Missemer, Josua Anna Kolb 17 Sep 1815 === http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~smschlack/ The following research done by Eileen G. Gebhart: "Some Ancestors and Descendants of Eugene Paul Gebhart (1891-1986) And His Wife, Verna Lillian Kulp (Kolb) (1898-1980)," 1997. "The Quintrell Family, Some Ancestors and Descendants of William James Quintrell Jr. and Jessie Irene Bombay," 1995. frez@datasync.com Joseph KOLB (1797-1884) m Sarah KOLB (1805-61) MontCoPa Joseph KULP (1834-1916) m Sarah KEHL (1826-1902) MontCoPa Oswin KULP (1866-1933) m Catherine WIEAND (1866-1947) BucksCoPa Johannes KOLB m Anna Catherine UNKNOWN Germany Joh Adam KOLB m Maria Eva UNKNOWN HeidlBadenGer Melchoir KOLB (1712-70) m Eva Cath UNKNOWN (c1712-) GerMontCoPa Joh Geo KOLB (1747-1804) m Magdalena STETTLER (c1747-) MontCoPa George KOLB (1781-1863) m Anna KEHL (1783-1849) MontCoPa =====

From what I found on Ancestry.com, Catharine (Katie) was the daughter of Heinrich Cassel Kolb and Barbara Hunsicker. It said she was a genealogist and was blind, but still providing family information at age 91. It appears that she was not married. I would appreciate a scanned image, if you don't mind. I do have Kolb in my ancestry, but at this point don't know if Catharine is one of them. Thanks. Joan -----Original Message----- From: Michel Metford-Platt <metfordplatt@telkomsa.net> Sent: Mar 24, 2005 8:56 AM To: PADUTCHgenONLY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PDGO] Catherine H. Kolb 1803-1895 I also have picture of the tombstone of Catharine H. Kolb, 20 Sep 1803 - 17 Feb 1895, aged 91 yr, 4 mos, 23 days, buried at UPPER Skippack Menno. MH, Montgomery Co. I didn't post that as a picture to send to people yet. Two things 1. does anyone want the scanned image? 2. Who is she? I doubt it was her maiden name, so she is wife of a KOLB. Michel metfordplatt@telkomsa.net ==== PADUTCHgenONLY Mailing List ==== ONLY GENEALOGY chat is allowed on this list--NO FLAMING. If you want to talk culture, history and so on, join our sister list, PENNA-DUTCH. To subscribe to PENNA-DUTCH-L send a new e-mail to: PENNA-DUTCH-L-request@rootsweb.com ============================== Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. New content added every business day. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx

please unsubscribe me. I am too ill to continue. Cathy ----- Original Message ----- From: <bobeh911@aol.com> To: <PADUTCHgenONLY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 4:30 PM Subject: [PDGO] Re: Schultz > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3dB.2ACI/3815.4797.1 > > Message Board Post: > > I am just getting started at this, so this may be way off!! > My grandfather was a Fred Schultz married to a Nora Mullens(guessing at spelling of Mullens). > They had the following kids:Eugene > Wilma > Joseph > Louise > Ruth > Lyle > > > ==== PADUTCHgenONLY Mailing List ==== > ONLY GENEALOGY chat is allowed on this list--NO FLAMING. If you want to talk culture, history and so on, join our sister list, PENNA-DUTCH. To subscribe to PENNA-DUTCH-L send a new e-mail to: PENNA-DUTCH-L-request@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

Michael, I would like copies of the "Overholtz" grave pictures. Thank you for your offer. Ralph ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michel Metford-Platt" <metfordplatt@telkomsa.net> To: <PADUTCHgenONLY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 5:14 PM Subject: [PDGO] Montgomery Co, PA, Mennonite Cem. gravesite pictures I have the following tombstone pictures scanned if anyone would like them as attachments (some are replacement stones of graves since disappeared). Does anyone have any others? List which ones you want. Once I have a list of people, I will send it off the photos weekend to give me a couple of days to organize it. I will probably just take the highest denominator so as to only need to send it once, so you may get extras. But better too many, than too few (I'm assuming that no one will want my great-grandparents'). They are: "Last Name","Married Name","First & Mid Name","(Birth-Death)","Burial Place","Parents" "unknown","Overholtz","Cathaerina"," -20 Oct 1741","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","unknown parents" "Benner","Kulp","Susan K.","21 Jul 1856-17 Nov 1943","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Abraham C. Benner & Mary C. Kolb" "Cassel","Kolb","Susanna B.","25 Aug 1807-10 May 1874","Upper Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Abraham Cassel & Maria (Polly) Bien"" "Cassel","Cassel","Yellis","1751-16 Mar 1836","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","John (Johannes) CASSEL & Catharine JOHNSON" "Clemmer","Clemmer","Abram K.","5 Jul 1877-1942","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Isaac D. Clemmer & Elizabeth Kolb" "Gädschalks","Gädschalks","Jacob","1666/1670-May 1763","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Gaetschalck Theunis (Theunissen) & Lehntgen Henrichs" "Kassel","Kassel","Abraham (Cassel)","31 Jul 1728-15 Feb 1776","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Hupert Kassel & Psyche Op den Graeff" "Kassel","Kassel","Hupert","abt 1687-1745","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","(Abraham?) Kassel" "Kassel","Kassel","Julius","1679-abt 1750","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","(Abraham?) Kassel" "Kolb","Kolb","Dillman","2 Mar 1719-19 Oct 1799","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Martin Kolb & Magdalena van Sintern" "Kolb","Kolb","Jacob F.","26 Aug 1805-9 Apr 1876","Upper Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Preacher Daniel Kolb & Elizabeth H. Funk" "Kolp","Kolp","Henry (Henrich)","10 Sep 1751-8 Mar 1823","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Dillman Kolb & Wilhelmina Rittenhouse" "Kulp","Kulp","Henry S.","13 Feb 1856-16 Aug 1916","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Martin K. Kolb (Kulp) & Catherine Swartz" "Kulp","Clemmer","Mary Alice B.","29 Nov 1877-1937","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Henry S. Kulp & Susan K. Benner" "Metz","Kolp","Esther or Ester","1 Aug 1769-11 Jul 1831","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Leonard Metz & Marie Hiestand" "Overholtz","Overholtz","Johannes Jacob"," -1 Apr 1771","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","" "Rittenhouse","Kolb","Wilhelmina","5 Aug 1721-25 May 1791","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Henry Rittenhouse of Worcester & Susanna Wool" Michel Metford-Platt (grandson of Orpha Kulp Clemmer, the dau. of Abram K. Clemmer, above) ==== PADUTCHgenONLY Mailing List ==== If you have questions about this list contact the administrator at: PADUTCHgenONLY-admin@rootsweb.com ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Food for thought. I have highlighted the names with Op De Graef and what I believe are the Van Bebbers: Jacob Isaacs, and sons Isaac Jacobs and Matthias Jacobs (note that they do not have the van Bebber surname yet). I have checked the original spelling in the document (yes, I know Pennsylvania was spelled wrong!). Any discussion is more than welcome (I also might have missed a typo or two)! Michel ------ The following is in possession of Abraham H. Cassel (NB, not the same as the tombstone), at Harleysville, and as far as known the only copy in America. -- Daniel Kolb Cassel, 1895 (Kolb Genealogy). COPIA NATURALISATIONIS Peter Keyser and Dirck Keyser, Francis Daniel Pastorius. And of sixty-one persons more. GERMAN TOWN. From William Penn, Esq. Dated 7th May, A.D., 1691. William Penn, Proprietary of the Province of Pensilvania, &c By the King and Queen's authority. To all to whom these Presents shall come. Sends greeting, &c. Whereas, Francis Daniel Pastorius, Jacob Telner, DIRICK ISAACS OP DE GRAEF, HERMAN ISAACS OP DE GRAEF, Tennis Conderts, ABRAHAM ISAACS OP DE GRAEF, JACOB ISAACS, Johannes Cassels, Hewart Papen, Herman Bon, Albertus Brandt, Jacob Schumacher, Wolter Simens, Dirick Keyser, Arnold Cassel, Dirick Keyser, Jr., Jan Lensen, Jan Duplouvys, Peter Schumacher, Peter Schumacher, Jr., Isaac Dilbeeck, Jan Doeden, Abraham Tennis, Willm Rittenghuysen, Claes Rittinghuysen, Johannes Custers, Henrich Buchholts, ISAAC JACOBS, MATTHIS JACOBS, Wiggerd Levering, Isaac Shöffer (NB, umlaut over o), Claes Tamsen, Hans Milan, Dirick Sellen, Hendrick Sellen, Paul Wolff, Lenart Arens, Arent Klincken, Paul Kastner, Willem Streipers, Koendradt Backer, Viet Scherkes, Hans Peter Umstad, Anthony Duplouvys, Heinrich Frey, Hans Andrees Kramer, Jurgen Schumacher, Isack Schumacher, Peter Kurlis, Gerhard Levering, Johannes Bleikers, Herman Op de Trap, Dirick Op de Kolck, Cornelis Siverts, Reinier Hermans, Anthony Loof, Andrees Souplis, Jan Williams, high and Low Germans, Inhabitants and owners of land in German Town and in the County of Philadelphia, being foreigners, and so not freemen, according to the acceptation of the law of England, have requested to be made freeman of the said Province, pursuant to the Powers granted by the King's Letters patent and Act of Union and Naturalization, &c., made in this government. Now, Know Ye, that for the further Incouragement of the Industry and Sobriety of the said Inhabitants and for the better and further Security of their Estates, real and Personal, to them and their heirs, They, the said Inhabitants, having Solemnly promised upon Record in the County Court of Philadelphia, aforesaid, faith and Allegiance to William and Mary, King and Queen of England, &c., and fidelity and Lawful Obedience to me, according to the King's Letters patents, aforesaid, I do declare, and by these presents Confirm them the said Inhabitants before named, to be Freemen of this government, and that they shall be accordingly held and reputed in as full and ample manner as any person or persons residing therein. And that they, the said Freemen, have liberty and freedom hereby to trade and traffick in this Colony or in any of the King's Dominions and Plantations, as other good subjects may lawfully do without any manner of Lett, Hinderance or Molestation Whatsoever. Witness: Thomas LLoyd, Deputy Govern'r of the Province of Pensilvania, &c., given at Philadelphia, aforesaid, with the assent of the Provincial Council, the Seventh day of the third-month, Anno Domi, 1691, and in the third year of the reign of King William and Queen Mary over England, &c. -- (On outside of Paper.) N.B. EX LIBRIS. Christiani Lehman. To be laid by for my Children. Dat'd Philada., August 23, 1771 (transcribed by Michel Metford-Platt)

This is largely for the Montgomery Co. people, but I am sending it to PADUTCHgenONLY-L, too In my files I have Abraham Cassel Jan 1777 - Oct 1828 s/o Yellis Cassel (1751-16 Mar 1836) and Maria Benner (1753-1810) m. abt 1799 to Catherine Ruth, d/o Jacob. Abraham Cassel is buried at Towamencin Menno MH where a lot of my ancestors are buried. This particular Abraham is only a cousin, but I still keep him. Now, in my offer to send pictures to people, I forgot I had this picture of the tombstone of Abrm Kassel, aget 51 Y 8 M 22 D, but the date on the bottom looks like 1823. I really should know because I took the picture (it's at Towamencin). Now I'm thinking this is abt 15 years ago I took the picture. I am now thinking that the bottom of the stone actually does say 1828. Then this would be the same Abraham Cassel who m. Catherine Ruth, right? Any suggestions? Michel

I have the following tombstone pictures scanned if anyone would like them as attachments (some are replacement stones of graves since disappeared). Does anyone have any others? List which ones you want. Once I have a list of people, I will send it off the photos weekend to give me a couple of days to organize it. I will probably just take the highest denominator so as to only need to send it once, so you may get extras. But better too many, than too few (I'm assuming that no one will want my great-grandparents'). They are: "Last Name","Married Name","First & Mid Name","(Birth-Death)","Burial Place","Parents" "unknown","Overholtz","Cathaerina"," -20 Oct 1741","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","unknown parents" "Benner","Kulp","Susan K.","21 Jul 1856-17 Nov 1943","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Abraham C. Benner & Mary C. Kolb" "Cassel","Kolb","Susanna B.","25 Aug 1807-10 May 1874","Upper Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Abraham Cassel & Maria (Polly) Bien"" "Cassel","Cassel","Yellis","1751-16 Mar 1836","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","John (Johannes) CASSEL & Catharine JOHNSON" "Clemmer","Clemmer","Abram K.","5 Jul 1877-1942","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Isaac D. Clemmer & Elizabeth Kolb" "Gädschalks","Gädschalks","Jacob","1666/1670-May 1763","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Gaetschalck Theunis (Theunissen) & Lehntgen Henrichs" "Kassel","Kassel","Abraham (Cassel)","31 Jul 1728-15 Feb 1776","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Hupert Kassel & Psyche Op den Graeff" "Kassel","Kassel","Hupert","abt 1687-1745","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","(Abraham?) Kassel" "Kassel","Kassel","Julius","1679-abt 1750","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","(Abraham?) Kassel" "Kolb","Kolb","Dillman","2 Mar 1719-19 Oct 1799","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Martin Kolb & Magdalena van Sintern" "Kolb","Kolb","Jacob F.","26 Aug 1805-9 Apr 1876","Upper Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Preacher Daniel Kolb & Elizabeth H. Funk" "Kolp","Kolp","Henry (Henrich)","10 Sep 1751-8 Mar 1823","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Dillman Kolb & Wilhelmina Rittenhouse" "Kulp","Kulp","Henry S.","13 Feb 1856-16 Aug 1916","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Martin K. Kolb (Kulp) & Catherine Swartz" "Kulp","Clemmer","Mary Alice B.","29 Nov 1877-1937","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Henry S. Kulp & Susan K. Benner" "Metz","Kolp","Esther or Ester","1 Aug 1769-11 Jul 1831","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Leonard Metz & Marie Hiestand" "Overholtz","Overholtz","Johannes Jacob"," -1 Apr 1771","Towamencin Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","" "Rittenhouse","Kolb","Wilhelmina","5 Aug 1721-25 May 1791","Lower Skippack Mennonite MH Cemetery, Montgomery Co., PA","Henry Rittenhouse of Worcester & Susanna Wool" Michel Metford-Platt (grandson of Orpha Kulp Clemmer, the dau. of Abram K. Clemmer, above)

where did they live? When were they born??

In a message dated 3/23/2005 5:16:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, metfordplatt@telkomsa.net writes: I have the following tombstone pictures scanned if anyone would like them as attachments (some are replacement stones of graves since disappeared). --- You could upload the tombstone photos to the PA Dutch RootsWeb/Message board if you like--while the lists can't accomodate attachments--the boards do allow attachments. Joan

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3dB.2ACI/1366.4642 Message Board Post: Am looking for info for the Risher family, mostly in PA. Peter Risher is one and Micha(e)l may be a brother. The name Susanna may also be part of what I'm looking for, that is the name of an Aunt, from my dad's dad's family. I'm pretty sure the name/line came from Germany but know nothing before that. I do know that Allegheny PA is where some of family is from. Thanx in advance for ANY leads there might be, anything at all !!!!.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3dB.2ACI/3815.4797.1 Message Board Post: I am just getting started at this, so this may be way off!! My grandfather was a Fred Schultz married to a Nora Mullens(guessing at spelling of Mullens). They had the following kids:Eugene Wilma Joseph Louise Ruth Lyle

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3dB.2ACI/1828.1 Message Board Post: Have you heard of one Ann Emelia Gowery, of Ontario County, NY? I'd say she was a student in 1851, of a child's age, according to a book I have.

While I don't recognize any specific individual in your post, I do recognize quite a few surnames, specifically, KELLER, KEMMERER, MERKEL/MARKEL/MARKLE, STEHLE/STEELY/STEELEY, and NOLL/NULL. You might find something at my web site using the search engine and/or indices there: http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/GenealogyHome.shtml Good hunting, Diana > -----Original Message----- > From: Crystal Ritter [mailto:spunkygen@msn.com] > Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005 11:02 AM > To: PADUTCHgenONLY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PDGO] This is a distant relative of mine in today's > obits Reading Eagle <snip>

I just realized I made an error on the previous Noll info. I stated Sarah Keller Noll who Married Johannes Shamp Steele is the daughter of Peter Noll Jr. and Magdalena Keller. She is their granddaughter. Sarah Keller NOLL is the daughter of Heinrich Keller NOLL and Maria Catharina KELLER. Heinrich Keller NOLL is the son of Peter NOLL, JR and Magdalena KELLER. Sarah Keller NOLL is the sister to Henry Keller NOLL. Sorry about that. I'm glad it was pointed out to me! This is what happens when your head is all clogged up, sorry, crystal

Lester D. Noll<> Lester D. Noll , 68, Ruscombmanor Township, died of natural causes March 18 at 3:26 p.m. in Reading Hospital. His wife, Geraldine M. (Dey) Noll, died Feb. 8, 2004. Born in Ruscombmanor Township, he was a son of the late Daniel E. Sr. and Christiana C. (Schmid) Noll. Noll had been employed for 44 years by Exide Battery Corp., Muhlenberg Township, retiring in 2001. He previously worked for Myers Canning Co., Tuckerton. After his retirement, Noll was employed by Kmart Corp., Muhlenberg Township, last working in September 2004. He is survived by four daughters: Lisa A. (Noll) Hoffert and Christiana C. (Noll) Eshbach, both of Fleetwood; Donna M. Noll-Fetter, Blandon; and Tina L. (Noll) Rothermel, Temple. Other survivors include six sisters: Esther M. (Noll) Kauffman and Betty J. (Noll) Kauffman, both of Ephrata; Pauline H. (Noll) Koller and Patricia A. (Noll) Hertzog, both of Fleetwood; and Lillian V. (Noll) Harris and Joyce E. (Noll) Young, both of Blandon; and eight brothers: Daniel E. Jr., George F., Paul H., Harvey S., and Clarence R., all of Fleetwood; Ernest L., Robesonia; Carl K., Blandon; and Larry J., Hamburg. There are also eight grandchildren and three great-grandsons. Services will be Thursday at 11 a.m. in Mae A. Stump Funeral Home Inc., Fleetwood. Burial will be in St. Paul's Union Cemetery, Fleetwood. Lester D Noll l Daniel E Noll Sr md Christiana C Schmid Charles Jeremiah Noll Sr md Estella May Conrad l l David Urias Noll md Emmalina L Schmehl Wilson Steele Noll md Rebecca Hoster Strunk l l Henry Keller Noll md Sarah Rothermel Eva Noll Stiehl (Steele) md Johannes Snyder Noll l l Heinrich Keller Noll md Maria Catharina Keller Sarah Keller Noll md Johannes Shamp Steele l-----------------------------------------------------l Peter Noll Jr md Magdalena Keller l Peter Noll Sr md Anna Catharina ? l Johann Kilian Noll md Elisabetha C Blumen l Andres Noll <http://www.readingeagle.com/Obituaries/index.asp#Obituaries - Sunday, March 20, 2005> I know many of you don't tie in but wanted to let you know how he tied into my family. I'm still under the weather and Jenna too. We're trying but there is this nasty virus going around the area and with our systems weakened already we're getting hit with it. On my family: Charles Jeremiah NOLL is my grandfather-my mom's father. And all my family unless otherwise noted is Berks Co, PA. His dates: bn 25 Jul 1915 Reading d 22 Jul 1989 Muhlenberg Twp md 31 Oct 1936 Reading to Estella May Conrad bn 22 Oct 1915 Ruscombmanor Twp d 3 Aep 1992 Reading dau of James Benjamin CONRAD and Eva Victoria BATZ. Wilson Steele Noll bn 29 Sep 1884 Muhlenberg Twp d 24 Aug 1923 Reading md 29 Sep 1906 Reading to Rebecca Hoster Strunk bn 23 Aug 1888 Cumru Twp d 12 Sep 1956 Bern Twp dau of Jeremiah Ruffner STRUNK and Catharine Haas HOSTER. Eva Noll Stiehl (Steele) bn 3 Oct 1850 Berks Co d 14 Nov 1897 Muhlenberg Twp md Johannes Snyder Noll bn 24 Aug 1849 Muhlenberg Twp d 6 May 1902 Muhlenberg Twp son of Gideon Fuchs NOLL and Catharina SCHNEIDER/SNYDER. Sarah Keller Noll bn 5 Apr 1824 Ruscombmanor Twp d 22 Sep 1912 Fleetwood md 9 Aug 1848 Ruscombmanor Twp to Johannes Shamp Steele bn 26 Jan 1827 d 14 Dec 1915 Fleetwood son of Abraham STIEHL/STEELE and Eva SHAMP. Heinrich Keller Noll bn 3 May 1798 Alsace Twp d 25 Nov 1883 Ruscombmanor Twp md Maria Catharina Keller bn 5 Jun 1803 Ruscombmanor Twp d 28 Feb 1885 Ruscombmanor Twp dau of Johann Jacob KELLER and Elizabeth SPECHT. Peter Noll Jr bn Abt 1767 Exeter Twp d 5 Apr 1844 Alsace Twp md 19 Dec 1786 Alsace Twp to Magdalena Keller bn 24 Jun 1763 d 30 Oct 1850 Ruscombmanor Twp dau of Conrad KELLER and Barbara ??. Peter Noll Sr bn abt 1726 of Exeter Twp md Anna Catharina ??. Johann Kilian Noll bn abt 1692 Prussia (Europe) d 1763 Exeter Twp md 28 Sep 1717 Hunsbach, Rheinland, Prussia to Elisabetha Catharina BLUMEN. Now will add a little to Lester's family. Daniel E Noll Sr bn abt 1912 Ruscombmanor Twp d 1 Jan 1994 St Joseph's Hospital, Reading md Christiana C SCHMID David Urias Noll bn 1 Mar 1883 Ruscombmanor Twp d 12 Mar 1945 md Emmalina L Schmehl bn Richmond Twp d before 13 Jul 1939 dau of William SCHMEHL and Angelina KEMMERER. Henry Keller Noll bn 12 Jun 1830 PA d after 1912 md 10 Aug 1854 Berks County to Sarah Rothermel bn 13 Sep 1838 PA d 3 Dec 1916 dau of Jacob ROTHERMEL and Sarah MERKEL Delp family I gave you the info since the Delp's tie into the Keller's! If anyone wants more such as siblings if I have them I'll give them to you! If you have more on the above people I'd appreciate hearing from you! enjoy all ,c rystal

In a message dated 3/19/2005 7:23:43 AM Eastern Standard Time, mjvepley@calcon.net writes: Hi ... Thanks for the instructions, but what does "Gateway" and "gatewayed post" mean? MJ Hi- Here is an explanation of what the gateway is and does taken from the archives of the RootsWeb Review: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/review/20020731.txt PORTALS TO SUCCESS. Message Board/Mailing List Gateways. Anyone may search, post, or reply to messages on the free RootsWeb/Ancestry Message Boards. In addition to these Message Boards, RootsWeb also hosts thousands of free mailing lists for genealogy-related topics. Researchers must subscribe to a Mailing List in order to participate in the discussion. The requirement to subscribe to a Mailing Lists helps to eliminate spam because it limits the ability to post messages to those who have joined the list. For the most part, researchers who join (subscribe to) a Mailing List and read and post messages on the list are actively interested in the topic, locality, or surname that is the subject of the Mailing List. Both Message Boards and Mailing Lists have a place in your genealogical research. They are two excellent means by which researchers with a similar interest can make contact with one another. Mailing Lists are great for real-time in-depth group discussion of a subject, while Message Boards can be an appropriate venue for peripheral research into allied and collateral lines, and subjects of passing, or minor, interest. Since Message Boards are universally searchable they also make an excellent place for you to post a query about your brick-wall ancestors, or to archive data, documents, and photos. While Mailing Lists often appeal to those with a serious interest in a particular subject, Message Boards are valuable to serious researchers and rainy-day dabblers alike. A handy feature of many RootsWeb Message Boards and Mailing Lists is the availability of a one-way gateway, which allows the automatic copying of Message Board posts to be made directly to a corresponding Mailing List. This feature allows those who have not joined the mailing list to have their Message Board posts viewed and replied to by Mailing List members in addition to others who search the Message Boards. The Message Board gateway is an option that is used by many of the thousands of volunteer Mailing List and Message Board administrators. To spot a Message Board that is gatewayed to a Mailing List, look for a yellow envelope icon superimposed over the sheets of paper icon, which represents a Message Board. There also will be a yellow highlighted blurb explaining that posts made to the Message Board also appear on the corresponding Mailing List. IMPORTANT. If you are a Mailing List subscriber, and you see a message posted on the list that says, "This is a Message Board post that is gatewayed to this Mailing List" if you wish to respond to that message do NOT reply by clicking the "REPLY TO" option and sending your response to the Mailing List. Instead, click on the URL (address) link included in the message body, and reply directly to the post on the Message Board. Your reply will then be gatewayed to the Mailing List. Replying on the Message Board ensures that the original poster, and anyone else who may benefit from your information, will see your response. If your favorite Mailing Lists are not gatewayed to a corresponding Message Board, and you believe gatewaying would be beneficial, contact the list administrator to suggest the gateway be opened by writing to LISTNAME-admin@rootsweb.com. Replace the word LISTNAME with the actual Mailing List's name. If you wish to contact the SMITH Mailing List administrator, for instance, write to: SMITH-admin@rootsweb.com Joan