1st Reformed Church, Lancaster Co. Weber, Christian, son of Henry to Elizabeth Wildt, d/o Valentine , living in Earl town, 9 Nov 1742 Weber, Jacob, to Magd Maresin July 24, 1773 Huber, Tobias, s/o Felix and Maria, born Oct 25,1750 Weaver, Valentine, s/o Caspar, born Dec 20, 1750 Weaver, Eliza, d/o Valentine and Philipina, born Aug 4, 1753 Weber, Christian s/o John and Ann Eliz born May 1, 1756 Weaver, George Adam, s/o George and Catharine, born July 25, 1756 Weaver, Anna Marg. d/o Casper and Ann Eliz, born Aug 20, 1756 Weaver, Ann Catharine d/o Jacob and Ann Martha, Oct 8, 1764 Weaver, John Phillip, s/o John Bastian and Anna Maria, born Jan 12, 1765 Weaver, Christina, d/o Christian and Eliza, born Feb. 2, 1766 Weaver, John, s/o Jacob and Ann Martha, born March 10, 1767 Weaver, John Caspar, son of John and Elis. born Sept 6, 1768 Weaver, Christiana, d/o Jacob, born March 2, 1771 Huber, Marie Eva, d/o George and Anna Maria, born Feb 7, 1773 Weber, Catharine, d/o Reinhard and Catharine, born Dec 27, 1773 Weaver, John George, s.o Jacob and Ann Martha, bp. Aug 7, 1774 Huber, John George, s/o George (deceased) born Nov 15, 1774 Weaver, Ann Maria, d/o Jacob, born Nov 6, 1778 Weaver, John Jacob, s/o John Jacob, born Jan 6, 1780 Huber, Sophia, d/o Jacob and Dorothea, born 25 June 1797 Huber, Elizabeth,d/o George and Elizabeth, born Jan 26, 1799 "Hubert"J. Jacob, s/o Jacob and Dorothea, born Feb 24, 1799 Lancaster County History Weber Jacob Weber, grandfather, of Earl township, was a minster of the Old Mennonite church, he married Esther Musser. no child name Christian. Weaver Hans Weber. came to America in 1717. The first house was erected by Hans Weber or Weaver was a log cabin, a stone house was builtt about 1740, in 1765 a brick house was built. When John Weaver, son of Hans Weber built this house it was considered a remarkable edifice. Jacob Weaver, son of John, built the barn in 1788. John Weaver left twin sons, Jacob and John, and Jacob became the grandfather of Francis Weaver. He was a member of the reformed Mennonite Church. He married Mary Neff born near Strasburg` They had 8 children, one son John, becoming the head of the present family. John Weaver, married Elizabeth Kreider, d/o Christian, children; Martin of Strasburg, Christian of Lancaster, Amos of E. Lampeter, Elizabeth of Strasburg, Annie, Cyrus J. of Chester County, Frank J., and Jacob of Strasburg. Frank Weaver, was born April 7, 1838, s/o John and Elizabeth (Krieder) Weaver. Weaver Jacob Weaver, son of the founder, had twins born to him on July 4, 1750. He married Magd. Barr, and they had children; John and Jacob (twins) Magdelana, who married Jacob Rohrer, Barbara married Abraham Herr. John Weaver married Ann Landis and he died in 1832. Jacob, son of Jacob, born July 4, 1750, and died July 25, 1824, married Esther Neff, who was born Sept 26, 1756 and died Nov 2, 1817, d/o Jacob and Ann (Brackhill) Weaver William Bowman Weaver, of Phila., was born Feb 13, 1855, s/o Girard William Weaver, he married Ellen Henderson, d/o of Thomas Henderson and Elizabeth (Weiser) William Wayman Weaver, grandfather was born in Oley, Berks County, in 1794. He married in 1821 to Caroline Bleyler. Weaver-York County Francis William Weaver, grandfather, came to York (then a borough) from Germany. Anthony Weaver, died Oct 28, 1905, aged 79. He married Christina Riehl. They had 8 children, Mary C. wife of C.F. Gibson of Phila., Clara, the wife of C.D. Smith, Lizzie, the wife of C. F. Smith A. Amelia, and Vincent R. Best Wishes, Geri

Hi and welcome. Here's my question to you, are you looking for Weber, who became Weaver, or Weaver that went on to become Weber, or Weber that stayed Weber? I did the Webers/Weavers a few years ago and I tell this when it was finished my head was spinning. Now New Hanover is easy, but when it comes to Lehigh county,well that another story, your eyes will roll back into your head and your head will be spinning. But then you have Bucks County where they are indexed in church records as Weaver, (Weber) and Weber (Weaver) that's when I bought the gun. New Hanover, Montgomery County Weber, Ferdinnad, born Dec 4, 1807, s/o Johannes and Catharine. Sp. Johanna Adam Weber. Weber, Peter to __ Miss Boyer, Dec 15, 1815 Springfield twp. Bucks County Weber, Jacob, s/o John Jost and Catharine, born 10 April, 1780 Weber, John, s/o John Joseph and Catharine, born 1 Jan 1785, sp. Philip and Salome Stahl Weber, John Peter, s/o Martin and Catharine, born 4 July 1785 Lehigh County Weber, John George, bp. 18 June 1773, s/o Peter and Catharine. Weber, Elizabeth, born 26 Jan 1811, s/o Conrad Weber, Daniel, born 24, Dec. 1816, s/o Daniel and Christina, sp Joseph Ehrhart and Eva (Weber) Erhrart Weber, Sarah, born 6 Sept 1817, d/o John and Elizabeth Weber, sp Henry and Elizabeth Anglemeyer twin Weber, Rachel, sp Elizabeth Anglemeyer and Maria Radenbush Weber, Anne, born 6 July 1818, d/o Daniel and Christina, sp. Charles Scheimer and Hannah Erhardt. Weber, Elizabeth, born 6 Oct 1818, d/o Joseph and Catharine, sp Peter and Elisabeth Sheimer Weber, Thomas, born 14 Aug 1818, s/o George and Catharine Weber, sp Matthias Riegel and Catharine Weber (Weaver) Bucks County John and Sarah Weber. a son, John Peter, born May 1, 1768 John and Elizabeth Weber. a dau. Sarah, born June 11. 1812 1759 June 24, Henry Bitz to Elisabeth Weber 1761 June 12, Michael Wolff to Apolina Weber 1781 March 21 Martin Weber to Maria Elizabeth Pfeil 1802 Oct 10, Adam Miller to Maria Weber 1849 Jan 23, Henry Weber to Caroline Mauk 1819 Sept 28, Henry Shipe to Elizabeth Weaver 1843 June 11, John Althouse to Anna Weaver 1801, May 13, Isaac Weaver's wife, (Tinicum) Northampton County 1800 April 29, John Weber to Barbara Young 1802 Jan 7, Daniel Weber to Sarah Schlecht 1817 Nov 30 Joseph Weber to Rosina Sheimer 1819 Feb 21, Samuel Weber to Eliz. Buss 1830 June 15, Charles Transue to Maria Weber 1831 May 3 Jacob Weber to Mgt. Mackel 1833 April 2 Kraft Weber to Christiana Fierling 1834 March 18, Peter Weber to Mary Ann Bowers 1837 Jan 24, Peter Weber to Agnes Hess 1840 March 24 Daniel Weber to Matida Stecher 1851Jan 29, John Huber to Eliza Weber Bethel township-Lebanon County St. John's Weber Anna born April 13, 1800, died July l, 1866 Anna Maria, born June 4, 1779, died Feb 7, 1864 Elisabeth, born Dec 6, 1766, died Aug 30, 1841 Jacob, born Nov 28, 1775 died May 20, 1821 Philip, born Dec 23, 1769 died Nov 15, 1843 Jacob Weaver, Tax assessment-1751 Non-associators, of which there were a large number, in the townships, were disarmed by Col. Greenwaldt's Bttn. Many of these people were scrupulous of bearing arms,__ Mennonite, Moravians, and a few Quakers. They were not disloyal, but disinterested spectators of the struggle. On that list, Petter Eversohl, Jacob Eversohl, John Eversohl, Petter Eversohl Jr. Daniel Huber, Abraham Huber, Peter Hover, Christian Hover, John Adam Hoover, Christian Hover, Sr. (Lebanon township 1771) Wendle Weaver, (Heidelberg township, Lebanon Co Warrantess of Land in Bethel township Philip Farber, 1753, Jacob Hubler, 1733, Sigismund Hainly, 1744, John Rank, 1749, Casper Weaver, 1751 Warrantess of Lebanon township John Nicholas Hoover 1745, Jacob Hoober, 1747 Best Wishes, Geri

Hello Everyone, Here's a repost of a previous message for any newcommers that my recognize a link to my family - I'm looking for any info on the Shaunessy family in Lebanon, Pa. Here's a link to an image that may interst anyone in the Shaunessy-Weikert-Wilson-Jones family: http://www.geocities.com/yazjones/1841.html *This is Joseph Shaunessys' birth/bapt certificate. It was given to me in 1975 by my Grandma Wilson-Jones. One of my main branches- Joseph SHAUNESSY b 28 April 1841 GG-Grandfather +Lucy Forney WEIKERT b 16-April-1846 married 1866 8 children: 1George Auther 27-November-1866 2Ida Bell 08-August-1868 3Maggie May 04-July-1870 4Maud Lucy 8 May 1872 + William Henry WILSON (my G-Grandfather) Louise (BROWN) +John Bessie (BOGARDUS) +GUY Hazel Ruth (My Grandma) +John M JONES (My Grandpa) William R JONES (Dad) +Mable L MOORCROFT (Mom) William R JONES jr, (Me) +Victoria L TSCHUDI (Wife) 1Jon R 2Robert C 3Stephanie L 5Bessie Wirt 06-February-1874 6Mable J 27-July-1876 7Claude S 14-September-1878 8Ralph A 01-December-1880 Does anyone see a link? __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM). http://calendar.yahoo.com

York County History Solomon Boyer, born Oct 28, 1819 in Manchester, son of Peter and Sarah (Hidelbaug) and grandson of Frederick (born 1756) and __ Shull. Solomon Boyer in 1843 married Louisa Lenhart, born Dec 17,, 1820, d/o Henry and Christne (Stouch) Lenhart. Henry L. Neuman, of York, son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Lenhart) Neuman natives of York County. Henry L., was born in Conewago township, Dec 9, 1839 Andrew Neuman, paternal grandfather, early settler of Conewago, while the maternal grandfather, William Lenhart, resided near Dover. Rev. James Ross Ramsay, retired minister, who served the Indian Territory for many years ICreek and Seminole), was born April 9, 1822, eldest son of Robert and Jane (Whiteford) Ramsay. Robert Ramsay, s/o John (emigrated from Ireland) and Margaret (McVey) Cooper. They had a daughter, Elizabeth, who married Henry Armine, they had 3 daughters, (1Margaret, who married William Ramsay and they had 5 children; Henry, Ida,Mary, Sarah, Anna. 2.Rachel married Edward Paden, they had 8 children, among whom where two sons, Rev. William M. DD, paster of the 1st Presbyterian Church of Salt Lake City, UT, and Rev. T. Ross, paster of a church in Allegheny County. 3.Elizabeth). Joshua Henry LA Mott Boyer, was born Nov 22, 1857, Carroll County, MD, s/o John L. and Nancy (LaMott) Boyer. Samuel S Boyer, his grandfather, was a son of Samuel Boyer, the founder of the family, who came from Switzerland. The former married Sarah LeFever, William Henry Hibner, born on S. Queen street, Sept 23, 1854, son of Frederick and Harriet (Hartman) Hibner. Mr. Hibner's great-grandfather belonged to a prominet family of France and came to America with LaFayette as an aide. I. Henry Sentz married Lydia (Tyson), died in North Hopewell township. II Benjamin Sentz, born Oct 14, 1850, worked for two years for Jacob Diehl. He married to Henrietta Haney, d/o Squire Levi and and Sarah Ann (Phillips) Haney. Dr. Nathan C. Wallace, was born in Dover township. His paternal great- grandfather, Adam Wallace (Dec 9, 1777-Nov 11, 1858) and his wife Barbara (Godfrey), they were the parents of 7 children. Daniel Wallace, 1809-1879, married Mary Bentzel, 1807-1868, and the had children; Adam, Catharine, Barbara, Samuel, Daniel, Mary, David, killed in the Civil war Levi, who married Anna Becker, Caroline, Henry, 1835-1888 who married Salome Huber, 1833-1881. Henry and Salome (Huber) Wallace had children, Nathan C., Alice J. Moses M., Lucy A., Howard H. and Emma S. The maternal grandparents of Dr. Wallace were Moses Huber (July 13, 1791-Oct 9, 1860) and his wife Elizabeth (Gross) Huber (June 7, 1808-Feb 3, 1834. John Myers, was born March 26, 1803 in Adams County and came to York in 1850. He married Eleanor Hummer, who was born in York County, Feb. 5, 1810 and died Nov. 3, 1871. Both buried in Prospect Hill cemetery, children-Julia who married _____Smyser, Harriet who marred __Mundord, Matilda, married _____Spangler, and 2nd Sanford B. Gleason, Leah H. Sarah Ellner, who married ___Brubaker, and Sarah Jane. Capt. Solomon Myers, born March 14 1820 in Latimore township, Adams Co., s/o John and Eleanor (Hummer) Myres On Dec 8, 1872 Capt Solomon, married Margaret A. Owig, d/o John and Nancy Fiddler (Waltmyer) Owig I. William Ehrhart, grandfather, married Nellie Runk, d/o John Runk II Henry, married in 1848 to Julia A. Diehl, d/o Adam and Catharine Diehl III Daniel, married Feb.11,1872 to Martha Frey, d/o Samuel and Delia Frey of York. Andrew Zellers, born April 14, 1841, Stewartstown, s/o Levi and Lavina (Luckey) Zeller. Bartholomew Zellers, grandfather, married Rose Ann Miller, who after his death, married Jacob Daly. Levi Zellers, was born 1817 in Stewarstown, married Lydia Ann, widow of Amos Shaw. Children; Andrew, William, married Esther Jane Anderson, Sarah Jane, unmarried, Mary who married Jesse P. Leib, Samuel S., married Anna Mary Duncan, and Louisa, who married William Carisle Smith of NY Andrew Zellers engaged in the carpenters trade with his brother - in - law, Amos Shaw, and John Richard, John Falkner, James Gemmill and John Fishel. William Zellers, son of Levi and Lavina, was born June 3, 1843, he married April 15, 1875 to Esther Anderson of E. Hopewell, d/o James and Mary (Miller) Anderson. George A. Hoffman, of Lancaster Co.,, was born Feb 17, 1868 in Baltimore, MD, s/o William D., and Elizabeth (Armacost) Hoffman. He married March, 1892 to Laura Hoover, of Baltimore County, MD, she died Nov. 1893, leaving 1 child, Evna. His 2nd wife was Jennie Abel, d/o John of York. Aaron Heindel, was born in Shrewsbury township, York Co., he married Mary Rohrbaugh, d/o John Z., and Eva (Hoover) Rohrbaugh. Their son, John R., was born Jan 30, 1870, in Manheim township, married 1st to Henrietta Fishel, d/o John L., and Maria (Taylor) Fishel, she died in 1891 leaving one child, Annie. He married 2nd to Maggie Rohrbaugh, d/o Amos N., and Sarah (Markel).`` Edwin C. Eichelberger, born 1852, Heidelberg township, York Co., married Susan Strickhouse d/o Henry and Isabella (Zellers. Benjamin Moore, was born May 29, 1851 in Chanceford township, s/o Archibald H., and Annie (Campbell) Moore. He married Amanda Smith, d/o Charles and Harriet (Hoover) Smith Horace F. Greenawalt, was born in York Co, May 11, 1876, son of Henry C., and Eleanor C. (Fishel)) d/o Charles Fishel. John Allen Heany, born in Phila., in March 15, 1877, he was a professor of mathematics and physics at Central high school at Phia. Frederick Tyson, was born in Shrewsbury township, Dec 29, 1858, s/o Henry Tyson. John Tyson, grandfather, a farmer of York County, children; John of Indiana Jacob of Springfield townhip, ___ who married Adam Diehl, __ who married John Storner and ___married Jesse Hildbrand. Best Wishes, Geri

I am searching for the parents of Jacob M. Reber, b. June 1836 in PA. He lived his early part of his life in Berks Co., PA and then Lebanon City, Lebanon Co., PA according to the census work that I've done. He married a Rebecca, b. Aug 1842. He had the following children: Lutie, Lillie, Hannah, Jacob, William, Kate and Lorena. If anybody has information on Jacob or his family I would appreciate hearing from you. If anybody has access to cemetery books for Lebanon Co. or specifically Lebanon City and could take a look to see if he might be buried there, it would be greatly appreciated. Any clues would be helpful. Many thanks, John

York County History Adam R. Witmayer, of Fairview township, York County. He was born Nov 9, 1835 in W. Manchester township, son of John, grandson of John, who died before the birth of Adam R, and little is known of him save that he was a farmer of W. Manchester township and had the following; Jacob, Simeom, Daniel, John, Mrs. Stouch, and Mrs. Evans. John Witmayer, the father was born July 20, 1803 in W. Manchester. He died in York, April 5, 1876 and he is buried at Prospect Hill. He married Barbara Ruppert, born Oct 7, 1804, and died Aug 9, 1894. Members of the Lutheran Church in York. Children; Annie, died in Baltimore, Eliza, born 1827, died in Dover, the wife of William Sweitzer. Elizabeth, married Jacob Kling. Israel, born 1830, died in Lancaster County, served 17th Ohio Battery. Caroline, born 1832, married David Hoke, and they lived in Baltimore, John, born 1833, lived in Columbia, Lancaster County, Adam R., Frederick, born 1837, member of the 87th P.V.I., Jacob, born 1839, lived in York, Barbara, born 1840, died young, Daniel, born 1842, Civil war vet, Edward, born 1841, Samuel born 1842, he was burned to death in an accident, William H., born 1847, and Emanuel, who died young. Adam R. Witmeyer, Co. A. 94th Ohio, V.I. At Bentonville, NC he was wounded in the left shoulder, after which he was sent to NY and then to Dennison hospital, where he mustered out. After the way, he settled in Springfield, Ohio, and thence again located in Lancaster county, PA., in 1866, during which year he married Annie Brennemann, d/o Henry and Mary (Miller). After his marriage he went to ID, where he remained for 1 year, again he returned to Lancaster, PA. Children; John, born 1867, married Margaret Dielh; Wiliam G., born March, 1869, married Annie "Melcheor" , and they lived at Harrisburg; Harry F., born 1871, marrried Caroline Hess, they lived in York; and Mary Ann Barbara born 1877, married Harry Bixler. Mrs. Witmyer's great-grandfather, John Miller, was a native of Germany, he settled in Strasburg, and he was killed by Indian. His son John Miller, died 1874 age 98 and his wife Betsey (Cramer) Miller, died 1876, age 97. He and his wife were members of the Mennonite Church, Children; John born 1805, Joseph, died in Manheim, Sallie, married Ulrich Strickler, and died in Salunga, Mary, Mrs. Witmyer's mother born April 16, 1817, married Sept 28, 1858 to Henry Wittmer, who was born 1819, (Mrs Wittmer is now living (1907) with her daughter, Mrs Witmyer at New Market); Hattie married Joseph Sowder, Jacob, Elizabeth, born 1825, married Daniel S. Grove. Witmer, David S., (subject) was born June 29, 1845, in what was then Spring Garden, now Springetsbury Township. The Witmer family is from Swiss ancestory, who settled in Lancaster Co. David Witmer, grandfather of David S., moved to York when a young man. He was a Mennonite preacher/ he died in 1843 aged 70y 11m 18d. His wife, Magdalena (Kauffman) whom he married in Lancaster Co, survived him until 1857. Children; John who married ___ Lefever, Catharine, married David Forry, Lydia, married David Spenkle, Annie, who married Samuel Roth, David, married Nancy Kauffman, Elias, Susan, who married Christian Hursh. Elias Witmer, was born on the old homestead, Feb 14, 1814. He remained on the Witmer homestead until 1858 and then bought the place where his son now lives. This farm was originally owned by George Holtziner, from whom it was passed to Harry Strickler, Zachariah Kendig, and to Mr. Witmer. Strickler, Edward M. (subject) his grandfather was Benjamin Stricker, Benjamin Strickler, father of Edward M was born in Hellem township, Dec 1821. He married Eleanora Bahm, d/o David and Rachel (Witman) Bahn, who was born in 1831 A, David Witmayer, was born Aug 14, 1799, the s/o David and Margaret Witmayer. A, David Wittman was born Nov 28, 1809, s/o Jacob and Elizabeth. Both at New Hanover Wittmayer, Maria Margaret, born 16 Sept 1762, d/o Leonhard and Catharine. White Oak Lutheran and Reformed Church, Penn township Wittmeyer, Anna Maria, born 14 Dec 1755, d/o Simon, wife no mentioned. Emanuel Lutheran Church records, Elizabeth township. Weidman John Jacob, s/o Martin, 12 March 1736 Johan Martin, 12 April 1770, s.o Jacob John Jacob s/o Martin, born 12 March 1736, all at Emanuel Lutheran, Elizabeth township Lancaster County History Witmeyer, Henry, H. (subject). David Witmeyer great-grandfather, was an emigrant to America from Germany. He founded the family in Lancaster Co. His son, David was born in the western of the county, Jan 31, 1800. He married Elizabeth Hummer and they were the parents of 8 children. Best Wishes, Geri

At 4:11 PM -0400 6/1/03, MARAUDER wrote: > >> Can someone tell me what Township Annville and Lebanon were in for the >>> 1810 census. I know they was part of Lancaster County but I can't find >>> the Township. > >Lebanon was in Lebanon Township, and Annville in Annville Township. Both >townships later divided and Lebanon eventually became a city. If I have it >right, Annville is still NOT a town or boro and is part of North Annville or >South Annville Township. > > Karl E. Moyer > Lancaster PA > What was Annville township (created in 1800 from Lebanon twp) today consists of North Annville, South Annville and Annville twps. Annville twp is basically what is now the town of Annville and was formed from North & South Annville twps about 1910-ish. The N/S township line ran right down the middle of Main St! -Linnea --

Dauphin Co. was erected out of Lancaster County in 1785 instead of 1786; otherwise, I believe you have the dates correct. Cordially, Karl > From: "Takota Sally" <[email protected]> > Reply-To: [email protected] > Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2003 16:35:13 -0400 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [PALEBANO] Township > Resent-From: [email protected] > Resent-Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2003 14:35:13 -0600 > > Karl, if I remember the dates right, at that time they were part of Dauphin > County (from about 1786 until about 1813). Think Lebanon became a county > about 1813. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "MARAUDER" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2003 4:11 PM > Subject: Re: [PALEBANO] Township > > >> >>>> Can someone tell me what Township Annville and Lebanon were in for the >>>> 1810 census. I know they was part of Lancaster County but I can't find >>>> the Township. >> >> Lebanon was in Lebanon Township, and Annville in Annville Township. Both >> townships later divided and Lebanon eventually became a city. If I have > it >> right, Annville is still NOT a town or boro and is part of North Annville > or >> South Annville Township. >> >> Karl E. Moyer >> Lancaster PA >> >> >> ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== >> Lebanon County Historical Society Home Page: >> <http://www.lebanonhistory.org> >> >> > > > > ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== > to contact list manager: [email protected] >

Karl, if I remember the dates right, at that time they were part of Dauphin County (from about 1786 until about 1813). Think Lebanon became a county about 1813. ----- Original Message ----- From: "MARAUDER" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2003 4:11 PM Subject: Re: [PALEBANO] Township > > >> Can someone tell me what Township Annville and Lebanon were in for the > >> 1810 census. I know they was part of Lancaster County but I can't find > >> the Township. > > Lebanon was in Lebanon Township, and Annville in Annville Township. Both > townships later divided and Lebanon eventually became a city. If I have it > right, Annville is still NOT a town or boro and is part of North Annville or > South Annville Township. > > Karl E. Moyer > Lancaster PA > > > ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== > Lebanon County Historical Society Home Page: > <http://www.lebanonhistory.org> > >

>> Can someone tell me what Township Annville and Lebanon were in for the >> 1810 census. I know they was part of Lancaster County but I can't find >> the Township. Lebanon was in Lebanon Township, and Annville in Annville Township. Both townships later divided and Lebanon eventually became a city. If I have it right, Annville is still NOT a town or boro and is part of North Annville or South Annville Township. Karl E. Moyer Lancaster PA

Try Dauphin county, not Lancaster John & Loretta Welsh wrote: > Hi List. > Can someone tell me what Township Annville and Lebanon were in for the > 1810 census. I know they was part of Lancaster County but I can't find > the Township. > > Thanks > > John > > ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== > Lebanon County Historical Society Home Page: > <http://www.lebanonhistory.org>

Hi List. Can someone tell me what Township Annville and Lebanon were in for the 1810 census. I know they was part of Lancaster County but I can't find the Township. Thanks John

Do you have a Maria Kreider, b 1779 d 1860, m Henry brandt? Bob (Brandt) > At 05:37 PM 5/31/2003 -0400, you wrote: > > >I found Elizabeth Kreider, daughter of Joseph, of Black Oak Hill, > >married to Joseph B. Albert. > > > I have all the connected Kreider's in Francis' history in my data base, but > Francis seemed unable to connect Joseph's father to the rest of the Lebanon > Co family. > > Francis calls Joseph's father "Christian Kicked by a Horse." > > Francis states the tradition that this Christian came from Germany and may > not be immediately connected to the descenadts of John and Joseph, the > settlers. > > Francis includes the descendants of Elizabeth and Joseph Albert. However, > I do not have them in my files. > > From the Francis Document: > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`` > > > ELIZABETH KREIDER ALBERT > > 37. 25: Elizabeth Kreider, daughter of Joseph, of Black Oak > Hill, married Joseph B.Albert, b.June 3, 1812; d.July 22, 1896; both buried > at Steelstown. They lived on a small farm north of Palmyra, bought by her > father, her parents living with her for a number of years, where both > died. The farm became the property of Mr.Albert; it is now a Poorman > home. They were United Evangelical. They had 4 children: > > 38. 25:LIZZIE M.ALBERT, b.July 7, 1859; d.Mar.26, 1906; m.Alvin > S.Bowman, teacher in Palmyra; has since remarried, is justice of the peace > and resides on North Railroad street Palmyra; Lizzie had 1 child: > > 39. 25:Joseph M.M.Bowman, d.Jan.21, 1888; aged 5 months and 17 days, > buried in the Steelstown cemetery, as is also his mother. > > 40. 25:GABRIEL KREIDER ALBERT, d.from the sting of a bumble bee, > Sept.4, 1860; aged 3 years, 9 months and 22 days. > > 41. 25:MARY A.ALBERT b.Mar.15, 1861, m.Philip Allwein, b.Sept.1, about > 2 years before his wife; d.aged 57 years; buried in East Harrisburg > cemetery; track foreman at Rutherford; United Evangelical; she at > Pennbrook; children: > > 42. 25:Joseph Allwein, b.May 24, 1882; m.Mary Witmer; engineer in > Rutherford yards; United Brethren; 5 children: Marion, Anna, Witmer, Mary > Catharine, Delbert. > 43. 25:Irvin Allwein, b.June 24, 1884; m.Frances Heisey, daughter of > Jacob of Conewago, from whom we received the Allwein records; Brethren; > residence North Railroad street, Palmyra; 4 children: Elizabeth, Samuel, > Ellen and Frank. > 44. 25:Edgar Allwein, b.Nov.6, 1885; d.Feb.24, 1811; m.Jessie Wenrich; > laborer on railroad at Enola, Pa.; 2 children: Wilson and Melvin. > 45. 25:Elizabeth Allwein, b.Jan.9, 1888; m.Charles Bell, sign painter > in Harrisburg; no children. > 46. 25:Mabel Allwein, b.Dec.16, 1889; single, in Philadelphia. > 47. 25:Marjory Allwein, b.Oct.15, 1898; m.Edwin Stahler, railroader at > Enola; United Evangelical; 1 child: Geraldine. > 48. 25:Mary Allwein, b.Feb.22, 1904. > > 49. 25:JOHN ALBERT, b.Nov.21, 1862; m.Mary A.Brehm; quarryman, in which > occupation he lost his left foot; residence 106 Locust street, Palmyra; > Brethren in Christ; 6 children: > > 50. 25:Enos Albert, d.aged 21 years; single. > 51. 25:Grant Albert, m.Mary Fox; shoe cutter; residence 104 Cherry > street, Palmyra; Brethren; 2 children: Charles and John F. > 52. 25:Andrew Albert, shoe cutter in Palmyra; single; d.aged 28 years. > 53. 25:Mary May Albert, d.aged 7 months. > 54. 25:Victor Albert, m.Susan Moyer; shoe cutter in Phila; no children. > 55. 25:Catharine Albert; single, at home. > > > JOHN OF KANSAS > > 56. 25: John Kreider, perhaps the youngest child of Joseph > of Black Oak Hill, m.Rebecca Alleman. John moved to Kansas. He was a > farmer, near Carlton of that state, where he likely died. He had 2 children. > > 57. 25:Lizzie Kreider, married and has children. > 58. 25:Elmer Kreider, single at home. > > > ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== > Lebanon County Gen Web Home Page: > <http://www.chm.davidson.edu/PAGenWeb/> >

At 10:31 PM 5/31/2003 +0000, you wrote: >Do you have a Maria Kreider, b 1779 d 1860, m Henry brandt Yes, but my web files do not show the marriage at this point. (When I converted from R3 to TMG all marriages without data were lost and I've been rebuilding them for low these 12 years.) This will be corrected on my next update. Please keep this link and you should see it fixed by the next upload later tonite (Saturday) http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=lkreider&id=I710 Lee... Visit our web site: <http://home.earthlink.net/~lkreider/>home.earthlink.net/~lkreider/ ---------- Celebrating the 100th anniversary of powered flight In October of 1902, the Wright's new glider had a mind of it's own, dipping in unpredictable ways. On the night of Oct 2 Orville drank more coffee than usual and lay awake for a long time. The curious performance of the glider was on his mind and a perception dawned on him. When Wilbur awoke the next morning Orville told him the solution. if they made the vertical rudder move the machine would turn under control. It seemed their two minds had become one and Wilbur immediately recognized Orville had solved the final problem. They rebuilt the vertical rudder as envisioned by Orville. It moved with the wing warping conceived by Wilbur. On October 8, Wilbur kicked off from the summit of the dune in perfect control and making a long S turn. He flew nearly 300 feet. Thus, was born the three axis controls that is used in airplanes from the Wright Flyer to the Boeing 747 to the space shuttle and every aircraft flying in the world today. Wilbur remarked that the secret of flight was control and not power. Oct 13 , 1902. Wilbur remained in the air practically stationary for 43 seconds, "about three times the best of anyone else."

At 05:37 PM 5/31/2003 -0400, you wrote: >I found Elizabeth Kreider, daughter of Joseph, of Black Oak Hill, >married to Joseph B. Albert. I have all the connected Kreider's in Francis' history in my data base, but Francis seemed unable to connect Joseph's father to the rest of the Lebanon Co family. Francis calls Joseph's father "Christian Kicked by a Horse." Francis states the tradition that this Christian came from Germany and may not be immediately connected to the descenadts of John and Joseph, the settlers. Francis includes the descendants of Elizabeth and Joseph Albert. However, I do not have them in my files. From the Francis Document: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`` ELIZABETH KREIDER ALBERT 37. 25: Elizabeth Kreider, daughter of Joseph, of Black Oak Hill, married Joseph B.Albert, b.June 3, 1812; d.July 22, 1896; both buried at Steelstown. They lived on a small farm north of Palmyra, bought by her father, her parents living with her for a number of years, where both died. The farm became the property of Mr.Albert; it is now a Poorman home. They were United Evangelical. They had 4 children: 38. 25:LIZZIE M.ALBERT, b.July 7, 1859; d.Mar.26, 1906; m.Alvin S.Bowman, teacher in Palmyra; has since remarried, is justice of the peace and resides on North Railroad street Palmyra; Lizzie had 1 child: 39. 25:Joseph M.M.Bowman, d.Jan.21, 1888; aged 5 months and 17 days, buried in the Steelstown cemetery, as is also his mother. 40. 25:GABRIEL KREIDER ALBERT, d.from the sting of a bumble bee, Sept.4, 1860; aged 3 years, 9 months and 22 days. 41. 25:MARY A.ALBERT b.Mar.15, 1861, m.Philip Allwein, b.Sept.1, about 2 years before his wife; d.aged 57 years; buried in East Harrisburg cemetery; track foreman at Rutherford; United Evangelical; she at Pennbrook; children: 42. 25:Joseph Allwein, b.May 24, 1882; m.Mary Witmer; engineer in Rutherford yards; United Brethren; 5 children: Marion, Anna, Witmer, Mary Catharine, Delbert. 43. 25:Irvin Allwein, b.June 24, 1884; m.Frances Heisey, daughter of Jacob of Conewago, from whom we received the Allwein records; Brethren; residence North Railroad street, Palmyra; 4 children: Elizabeth, Samuel, Ellen and Frank. 44. 25:Edgar Allwein, b.Nov.6, 1885; d.Feb.24, 1811; m.Jessie Wenrich; laborer on railroad at Enola, Pa.; 2 children: Wilson and Melvin. 45. 25:Elizabeth Allwein, b.Jan.9, 1888; m.Charles Bell, sign painter in Harrisburg; no children. 46. 25:Mabel Allwein, b.Dec.16, 1889; single, in Philadelphia. 47. 25:Marjory Allwein, b.Oct.15, 1898; m.Edwin Stahler, railroader at Enola; United Evangelical; 1 child: Geraldine. 48. 25:Mary Allwein, b.Feb.22, 1904. 49. 25:JOHN ALBERT, b.Nov.21, 1862; m.Mary A.Brehm; quarryman, in which occupation he lost his left foot; residence 106 Locust street, Palmyra; Brethren in Christ; 6 children: 50. 25:Enos Albert, d.aged 21 years; single. 51. 25:Grant Albert, m.Mary Fox; shoe cutter; residence 104 Cherry street, Palmyra; Brethren; 2 children: Charles and John F. 52. 25:Andrew Albert, shoe cutter in Palmyra; single; d.aged 28 years. 53. 25:Mary May Albert, d.aged 7 months. 54. 25:Victor Albert, m.Susan Moyer; shoe cutter in Phila; no children. 55. 25:Catharine Albert; single, at home. JOHN OF KANSAS 56. 25: John Kreider, perhaps the youngest child of Joseph of Black Oak Hill, m.Rebecca Alleman. John moved to Kansas. He was a farmer, near Carlton of that state, where he likely died. He had 2 children. 57. 25:Lizzie Kreider, married and has children. 58. 25:Elmer Kreider, single at home.

Does anyone have a photo of H.H. Kreider, his wife Mary and any of their children? If so, would it be possible for me to obtain copies? ? ? Thanks. . . Sharon Wilcox [email protected]

At 05:19 PM 5/31/2003 -0400, you wrote: >BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LEBANON COUNTY Page 333 & 334 > >AARON SHENK KREIDER Thank you for this information. It will add some data to my files. You can see these related persons at: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&db=lkreider&id=I1212 I have added several missing dates and will give you, Nancy, due credit when I next update these web files. Thank you again.

Hi Nancy & Brian, My grandfathers were shoemakers! George and son David Runkel. George was the son of William Runkel. I have documentation of them living in Lebanon County. We never knew where or when they may have learned the trade. Is there a place I can get more info on the A. S. Kreider & Co. shoe factory? I plan to go to the Lebanon County Historical Society tomorrow. Thanks for any help. Nanc of Berks County ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy and Brian" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2003 5:19 PM Subject: [PALEBANO] Aaron Shenk Kreider > The following was taken from the Biographical Annals of Lebanon County > > BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LEBANON COUNTY Page 333 & 334 > > AARON SHENK KREIDER, proprietor of the A. S. Kreider & Co. shoe factory, > Annville, one of the large > and important industries of that place, stock company, and of which he is > both president and general manager. This concern turns out boys', youth' > and little gents' shoes, and has already gained a > prominent position in the trade. The other enterprises with which Mr. > Kreider is prominently connected are the Lebanon Valley Savings & Loan > Association, of which he is president, with headquarters at Lebanon, and the > Washington Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of which he has long been a > director. He has been treasurer of the Pennsylvania Shoe Manufacturers' > Association since its organization > September 19, 1899, and director and member of the executive committee. > > Mr. Kreider has a happy home and is surrounded by a family of intelligent > children. On April 26,1885, he was united in marriage with Elizabeth Bucher > Horst, who was born June 16, 1864, at what is known as > Horst's Mill, half way between Schaefferstown and Cornwall. Mrs. Kreider is > the daughter of > Henry Horst, who was born at Horst Mill, which he later owned, the property > having ben in the possession of his father and grandfather. It is one of > the historic old homes of the county, settled very many years ago by German > pioneers. Nine children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Kreider, as follows: > Ammon; David Robert; Aaron S., Jr.; Henry H.; Alfred Joseph, who died in > 1892, aged two years; > Clement; Howard; Nancy; and Elizabeth. Perhaps Mr. Kreider's first interest > outside of the welfare of > his family and the development of his large business organizations, is in > the German Baptist Church, of South Annville, in which he is active, and to > which he is a generous contributor. He is also a trustee > of Elizabethtown College, and institution controlled by that denomination. > > Mr. Kreider's great business success must be regarded as but the just result > of clear-headed judgment and business foresight, combined with executive > ability of an unusual order. Aside from this Mr. Kreider > is an honest, upright man, whose reliability and integrity are far beyond > question, and he has not only gained, but has held, the respect and esteem > of business associates, employes and personal friends. > > > Nancy Allwein Nebiker > > > > ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== > to contact list manager: [email protected] >

I found Elizabeth Kreider, daughter of Joseph, of Black Oak Hill, married to Joseph B. Albert. It looks like (I cant not read document very well) born June 3, 1812 died July 22, 1836. My question is ---who are Joseph Kreider's parents? Thanks Nancy

The following was taken from the Biographical Annals of Lebanon County BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LEBANON COUNTY Page 333 & 334 AARON SHENK KREIDER, proprietor of the A. S. Kreider & Co. shoe factory, Annville, one of the large and important industries of that place, stock company, and of which he is both president and general manager. This concern turns out boys', youth' and little gents' shoes, and has already gained a prominent position in the trade. The other enterprises with which Mr. Kreider is prominently connected are the Lebanon Valley Savings & Loan Association, of which he is president, with headquarters at Lebanon, and the Washington Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of which he has long been a director. He has been treasurer of the Pennsylvania Shoe Manufacturers' Association since its organization September 19, 1899, and director and member of the executive committee. Mr. Kreider has a happy home and is surrounded by a family of intelligent children. On April 26,1885, he was united in marriage with Elizabeth Bucher Horst, who was born June 16, 1864, at what is known as Horst's Mill, half way between Schaefferstown and Cornwall. Mrs. Kreider is the daughter of Henry Horst, who was born at Horst Mill, which he later owned, the property having ben in the possession of his father and grandfather. It is one of the historic old homes of the county, settled very many years ago by German pioneers. Nine children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Kreider, as follows: Ammon; David Robert; Aaron S., Jr.; Henry H.; Alfred Joseph, who died in 1892, aged two years; Clement; Howard; Nancy; and Elizabeth. Perhaps Mr. Kreider's first interest outside of the welfare of his family and the development of his large business organizations, is in the German Baptist Church, of South Annville, in which he is active, and to which he is a generous contributor. He is also a trustee of Elizabethtown College, and institution controlled by that denomination. Mr. Kreider's great business success must be regarded as but the just result of clear-headed judgment and business foresight, combined with executive ability of an unusual order. Aside from this Mr. Kreider is an honest, upright man, whose reliability and integrity are far beyond question, and he has not only gained, but has held, the respect and esteem of business associates, employes and personal friends. Nancy Allwein Nebiker