The following was taken from the Biographical Annals of Lebanon County BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LEBANON COUNTY Page 332 & 333 JOSEPH H. KREIDER, brother of Andrew, was born January 23, 1841, receiving an excellent education, studying at Mt. Pleasant Union College, in Westmoreland county, Pa., at Lebanon Vally Institution, at Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, and at the State Normal Institute, Lancaster. He taught during the intervals of his attendance at three institutions in South Annville, and North Annville two terms, teaching three terms altogether. However, he had taken the responsibilities of life upon his shoulders at a much earlier age, when a mere boy of fourteen or fifteen years, buying and selling stock and grain for his father. He left home when sixteen years old, and from that time was self-supporting. When twenty-three years old, in 1863, he bought what is known as the Clear Spring Mill, to which he gave its present name; he took possession in 1864. During 1864-65 he bought and sold hay to the government in partnership with his brother, Andrew. In 1865 he began milling, and in 1868 reconstructed the mill. He has continued in that line ever since, and for a time had, as a partner, his brother, H. H. Kreider. Buying him out he took his son Gideon into partnership in 1888, and the firm in now known as Joseph H. Kreider & Son. They have another mill at Penrythe, being large manufacturers of flour for shipment. Mr. Kreider was one of the organizers in 1889 of the Millers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of Harrisburg, PA., has been treasurer ever since its organization, and is also a member of the board of directors. He was one of the organizers of the Annville Savings Bank; was one of the original organizers of the Annville Water Works Company, of which he has been a director ever since. Believing that the best interests of the town could be furthered by having a good conservative paper, Mr. Kreider, in conjunction with Rev. J. R. Meredith, started a paper in 1887, which was called the Annville Journal. At the expiration of two years Mr. Meredith retired, but Mr. Kreider retained its management until recently. From the first this venture was a success, and tended much to the advancement of the town, its voice being always on the side of progress, and its columns open for discussion on all civic matters. Mr. Kreider relinquished its management with reluctance, and only because he felt the time had come for him to lay aside some of his interests in order to take life a little easier. He is one of the managers of the Berks & Dauphin Turnpike Road Co., a position he as filled for twenty-one years. He was for fourteen years engaged in quarrying limestone for the furnaces, beginning in about 1879-1880. In partnership with his son-in-law, C. M. Coover, he also Owns the Lebanon Paper Box Factory, which was started in Annville five years ago. Two years ago they built in Lebanon, and moved the works to that city. Such has been the success of this concern that on December 23, 1903, it was incorporated, with a capital of $30,000. Thus it will be seen that Mr. Kreider has taken a leading and active part in the development of home industries and numerous enterprises calculated to raise the standard of progress and prosperity in his community, and contributing materially toward its welfare. In religion he is a member of the United Brethren Church. Mr. Kreider was married February 23, 1864 to Anna Catherine Boller, daughter of William and Emma (Hansell) Boller, of Philadelphia. Four children have blessed this union: (1) Gideon R., born January 6, 1865, is interested in business with his father, and manager of the People's Ice Company, of Harrisburg, Pa. He married Anna W. Brunner, daughter of William E. Brunner, of Campbelltown. (2) Emma Sara, born January 22, 1868, married C. M. Coover, of Annville, a box manufacturer of Lebanon. (3) D. Albert, born March 23, 1871, received his primary schooling in Annville, graduated from Lebanon Valley College in 1892, in the classical course, and took a post-graduate course in Yale University, which he attended for three years, taking the degree of Ph D. He was appointed in chemistry before he graduated, was then elected by the corporation instructor in physics, and in 1902 was elected assistant professor in physics. He married Anna Ruth Forney, a graduate of Lebanon Valley College, class of 1892, classical course. (4) Josephine, born March 16, 1873, married C. V. Henry, the present district attorney of Lebanon county. All of the family have had the advantages of college education.

The following was taken from the Biographical Annals of Lebanon County BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LEBANON COUNTY Page 331 and 332 HENRY H. KREIDER, one of the leading citizens of Annville, vice-president of the Annville National Bank, and head of the firm of Kreider & Company, dealers in lumber, coal and grain, was born September 30, 1835, in the old Kreider homestead in South Annville township, Lebanon county, a son of David and Sarah (Henry) Kreider. Henry H. Kreider was educated in the public schools of Annville later attending school at Mechanicsburg, and still later the Annville Academy. >From 1855 to 1860 he engaged in teaching school, and from 1860 to 1866 he was in the mercantile business as a member of the firm of Kimports & Kreider, disengaging himself in order to embark in a milling business which he carried on for some four years. Later he added coal, in 1872 becoming interested in coal and grain, and adding lumber in 1891. Mr. Kreider has been a very successful business man, and is well and widely known because of his large interests in Annville and vicinity. For many years he has been one of the most progressive and public spirited of the town's citizens, his interest in the growth and development of her resources being shown in the organizations of the Lebanon Valley College, in 1867, of which he as been a trustee ever since, and was also treasurer until 1899. To Mr. Kreider more than to any other man, on account of his efforts during his long incumbency of the office of treasurer of the college, is due its development to its present stage Mr. Kreider was also one of the organizers of the Annville National Bank, of which he has been a director since its foundation, and since 1893 has been its very efficient vice-president. Another large and important business enterprise which owes much to the energy of Mr. Kreider is the Annville Water Company, of which he is also president, and he was one of the original directors of the electric railroad from Lebanon to Annville, which was subsequently sold to another company, which extended the road to Palmyra. In 1876 he was elected to the office of prothonotary of Lebanon county for a term of three years, and previous to that he was county auditor for a term of three years. Mr. Kreider was originally a Whig, and later a strong Republican in politics, in which he was taken an active part. His first vote was cast for John C. Fremont. He was a delegate to the Republican National Convention from his native State in 1884, when James G. Blaine was nominated for president. On September 6, 1859, Mr. Kreider was married to Mary Hoverter, daughter of Christian Hoverter, of Annville, and the following named children have been born to this union: Morris David, who is a carpenter by trade; William Henry, who graduated from the Lebanon Valley College in 1894, and from the Law Department of Yale University in 1896, subsequently took a special course in law in 1897, the same year was admitted to practice in all the courts of Connecticut, and in 1898 was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar, and is now in successful law practice in Philadelphia, being a partner of Senator John C. Grady, the leader of the Republican party in the Pennsylvania Legislature; and Mary E., still at home, who took a classical course in Lebanon Valley College, graduating in 1899, graduated after a course in instrumental music in 1896, and in vocal music in 1898, and took a musical course in the London Conservatory of Music in 1898. Nancy Allwein Nebiker

The following was taken from the Biographical Annals of Lebanon County BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LEBANON COUNTY Page 330 and 331 DAVID KREIDER, one of the most prominent and public-spirited citizens of Annville, Lebanon county, was born on the old Kreider farm in South Annville township, December 11, 1832, a son of David, Sr., and Sarah (Henry) Kreider. David Kreider, Sr., was twice married, and became the father of ten children, eight of whom are still living in Annville with their families. The other two are deceased, but are represented in Annville by some of their children. The boyhood days of David Kreider, our subject, were spent on his father farm, during which time he attended the common schools of the neighborhood. Later he enjoyed the advantages of a term of six months at Orwigsburg, Schuylkill Co., Pa. In 1855 he married, and for one year worked the homestead, and he was but twenty-three years of age when he located in Annville and engaged in milling business, along which line he has continued ever since, achieving marked success. The mill he owns is one of the landmarks of Lebanon county, having been built during the latter part of the eighteenth century, in 1793, by Abraham Raiguel, and came into the possession of the father of Mr. Kreider in 1840, and into its present owner's hands in 1856. In addition to his milling interests Mr. Kreider is a director of the Annville National Bank, having held that office since 1894, and is one of the directors of the Annville Water Company, he and his brothers all being interested therein. Mr. Kreider is now, and has been for twelve years, one of the managers of the Berks and Dauphin Turnpike Company. He was a Trustee of the Lebanon Valley College from 1867 to 1887. Mr. Kreider was one of five men, the others being John Bachman, Jacob Shertzer, Joseph Bomberger and George Reigler, who bought the Annville Academy, and who later sold same to Annville village, the village donating it to the United Brethren conference; from that beginning has grown the Lebanon Valley College. Few men are more earnest in their church work than is Mr. Kreider, he being connected with the denomination known as the United Brethren in Christ; he is a trustee of the parsonage. Politically he has always been a Republican. Mr. Kreider was first married to Leah, daughter of Daniel Kreider, and second to Elizabeth, daughter of John B. Graybill. He is the father of the following named children: John G., of Annville; David G., of Annville; Joseph Lehn, a student of Yale University, and Lillian G., at home a teacher of music. Among the representative men of Lebanon county Mr. Kreider takes foremost rank, and he and his family are important factors in the social life of Annville. Nancy Allwein Nebiker

The following was taken from the Biographical Annals of Lebanon County BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LEBANON COUNTY Page 328 & 329 ANDREW KREIDER, one of Annville's most prominent citizens, president of the Annville National Bank, and a man who has been identified with almost all of the leading public enterprises which have made that town and vicinity prosperous, was born on a farm in South Annville township, July 18, 1828, a son of David and Sarah (Henry) Kreider. The Kreiders are connected by marriage with many of the other old and prominent families of Lebanon and Lancaster counties. Jacob Kreider, the grandfather of Andrew, was born about two miles south of the city of Lebanon, and married Mary Stauffer, daughter of Abraham Stauffer, of a prominent family of Lancaster county. Nine children were born to them as follows: Elizabeth, David, Joseph, Michael, Nancy, Susan, Kate, Mary, and Lydia. Jacob Kreider was a son of Henry Kreider, who was born south of Lebanon, where the founder of the family settled on coming to America from Switzerland. Several brothers of the name came to Pennsylvania together, and one of these settled in Lancaster county, and the others in that part of Lancaster which is now included in Lebanon county. David Kreider, the father of Andrew, was born about two and one-half miles southwest of the city of Lebanon, October 16, 1803, and died December 14, 1871, while the mother was born January 20, 1808, at Palmyra, Lebanon county, and died November 6, 1852. Their children were as follows: Andrew; David, born in 1832; Henry H., born September 30, 1835; Mary, born in 1838, married Abraham M. Brightbill; and Joseph H., born January 23, 1841. David Kreider was twice married, his second wife being Magdalena Shenk, who was born in Dauphin county, and the children of this union were: Elizabeth, deceased; Daniel; Lydia, the wife of Henry Kettering; Annie; and Aaron S. Andrew Kreider was reared on the farm, and attended the country schools in his locality, and also the old Annville Academy. In September, 1862 during the Civil war, he became a member of a cavalry company of Pennsylvania Emergency troops, ready for the defense of the State. In 1867 Mr. Kreider erected his present comfortable home in Annville, and determined to make this pleasant village his place of residence, since which time he has been identified with its prosperity. For several years he engaged in the lumber and real estate business, doing much in this line to bring the town into touch with other parts of the county. In 1873 he was one of the organizers of Annville Savings Bank, which has grown into the Annville National Bank, of which he served as vice-president until the death of President Judge Kinports, when he became the head of this leading financial institution of Lebanon county. No citizen has been more deeply interested than he, in the growth of the Lebanon Valley College, an institution of learning whose graduates rank with those from much older colleges. On May 29, 1866, Andrew Kreider was united in marriage with Emma L. Miller, who was born in North Annville, June 12, 1846, a daughter of George A. Miller. The children born to this marriage are the following: Sallie, Raymond, Edwin, and Anna E., all of whom have been given fine educational advantages, and all are graduates of the Lebanon Valley College. The United Brethren Church, of which Mr. Kreider is a member, has profited much by his generosity, as have the various charities of the locality, his private benefactions, however, exceeded his public ones. Mr. Kreider has always been public-spirited, and was instrumental in getting Annville's present water supply, contributing both time and money to that much needed public improvement. In all other public movements he has always been found on the side of progress, and is very justly regarded as the town's leading and most useful citizen. Nancy Allwein Nebiker

I live in Berks County and plan to visit your HS tomorrow afternoon. Just wondered if parking is easy in a lot or is it catch as you can on the local streets. I'll be doing research on the Runkel family. Thanks for any suggestions. Nanc

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Hi, thank you. Do you mind if I post it on the other board that are researching Huber? Best Wishes, Geri

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/jdB.2ACI/366.1 Message Board Post: Clarence W. Boyer, 91, of the ECC Retirement Village, formerly of Main Street, Newmanstown, died Thursday, April 23,1998, in Lebanon's Good Samaritan Hospital. He was the husband of the late Ida M. Weirich Boyer, who died July 19,1981. Born May 1,1906, in Lebanon, he was the son of the late Floyd E. and Jeanette Heilig Boyer. He was a retired checker for the former Publix Shirt County, Myerstown, a member of the Freiden's Lutheran Church, Myerstown, and a WW2 veteran. Surviving are a number of nieces and nephews. Graveside services for Clarence W. Boyer, of the ECC Retirement Village, and formerly of Main Street, Myerstown, were held Wednesday, April 29,1998, in the New Union Cemetery, Myerstown. He was the husband of the late Ida M. Weirich Boyer. Vicor Ann Schlossnagle of Freiden's Lutheran Church officiated. Relatives and friends served as pallbearers. Christman's Funeral Home, Lebanon, handled arrangements.

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Lancaster County History Huber, Abraham B., subject, of Neffsville. I. Abraham, grandfather of Abraham B., was born in Warwick township. When he died he was between 50 and 60 years of age. Children; Peter, who went to Canada. Samuel of Lancaster Co. Jacob who died without issue. John, the father of Abraham B. One daughter married Christian Hess of Warwick, another, Henry Stoner, a thrid married Samuel Martin of Earl township, a fourth, married ___ Hurst, the fifth, married Andrew Groff and went to Canada. II. John, born in Warwack township, in Feb. 1806, and died Jan. 22, 1889. He married Fannie Buchwalter, d/o David, of Leacock township, she was born 1807 and died Sept 7, 1886. Children; Mary, who married Christian Kauffman, Elizabeth, the wife of Daniel Brubaker, of Petersburg, Abraham B., Fannie, who married Abraham Strite, of Washington Co., MD., David B., of Manheim, Barbara, the wife of Isaac Shutter of Franklin Co., Catharine, the wife of Amos Hostetter of Manheim, and Jacob B., of Illinois. III. Abraham B., was born March 18, 1843 in Leacock township.He married on Oct 13, 1857 to Esther Kreider, d/o Benjamin and Elizabeth (Brubaker), who was born in W. Lampeter township, Feb. 11, 1837. Children; 1. Benjamin K., who married Lizzie Grossman and had children (Fannie, Laura, Ammon, Ella, Ada, Graybill, Melvin and Susie). 2. John K., married Lizzie Hartman and they children (Kate, Hettie, Lizzie, Abraham, Samuel, John, and Elmer). 3. Abraham married Fannie Landis, and had children ( Landis, Esther, Fannie, Clayton and Abraham). 4. Lizzie married Amos Roher and had children ( Annie, Enos, Daniel, and Esther.) 5. Fannie married David Herr of Lancaster township and had children (Hettie and Fannie) 6. Mary married Jonas Harnish of Pequea township and had children ( Lloyd and Huber). Members of the Mennonite Church. Huber, David, subject, of W. Lampeter, son of David and Maria, was born June 6, 1860. He married Nov 25,1889 to Anna Mower, d/o Amos and Annie. Children; Myrtle M., Mary and D. Mark. Huber I. John, great-grandfather II. Abraham III. Henry B., born Oct 19, 1815, died Jan 20. 1885, married July 16, 1838 to Ann Hess of Conestoga township. IV. David H., was reared in Marticville, on Oct 10, 1864, he married Catharine A. Good, d/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Dietrick). Children; Laura, born 1866, married Benjamin Herr of Providence township; Amelia, born 1868, married Samuel Siefred of Martic township; Aaron D., born 1871 and married Selma Warfel. Huber, Jonas, subject, of Martic township, was born April 14, 1851, s/o Henry and Annie (Hess). He married 1st, 1874 to Mary Miller, of Providence township, d/o Abraham. Children; Elizabeth who died as a young girl, and Annie, the wife of Adam Shank, of Manor township. In 1891, Jonas married Mary Hess, d/o Amos of Pequea township. Children; Ethel and Verna. Huber, Christian, father of Henry, was born Feb. 2, 1807, son of Henry and Fannie (Buchwalter). Christian married on Dec 26, 1836 to Anna Harnish, who was born Feb. 13, 1819, d/o Jacob and Catharine (Eman). Children;1. Elizabeth, born 1838, married Michael S. Kreider,at her death left 3 children. 2. Martha, born 1839, married David F. Harnish, of Manheim township. 3. Catharine born 1841, married Cyrus M. Zittle of Strasburg, 4. Henry born 1844. 5.Fannie, born 1846, married Frank Mylin. 6. Mary Ann, born 1848, married Abraham Shaub of Manor township, 7. Anna, born 1851, married Jacob Klaus, of W. Lampeter township. 8. Aaron, born 1854. 9. Christian, born 1860. Henry Huber, married Dec 12, 1878 to Isabelle Charles who was born in Pequea township, July 14, 1855, d/o Joseph and Elizabeth (Kendig). Children; Henry C., born Aug 25, 1876, Amos, born Dec 28, 1878, Christian, born Sept 1, 1882. Huber, Christian, subject, of W. Lampeter, is the son of Christian and Annie (Hornish), was born Feb. 27, 1858. He married Jan 20, 1884, to Elizabeth Lefever, a d/o Adam and Catharine (Kendig) Lefever, who was born in Lampeter, May 24, 1860. Children; Katie, Daisy Annie, and Henry. Members of the Mennonite Church Best Wishes, Geri

Marie, It is now Tabor UCC. The church genealogist Renee Haag is very helpful. [email protected] I usually provide a small donation to the church. My husband's Bowman& Schaak ancestors were members. Good luck, Sue Bowman [email protected] wrote: Hello, I think I asked this question before, but I forget the answer. Does any one know where the Tabor Reform Church is or if it now has a new name. I recently discovered family members that where married and buried at this church. Thanks for any help Marie ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== Lebanon County Gen Web Home Page:

Hello, I think I asked this question before, but I forget the answer. Does any one know where the Tabor Reform Church is or if it now has a new name. I recently discovered family members that where married and buried at this church. Thanks for any help Marie

Geri et al, I belong to the Crawford Co PA list and just yesterday someone was listing some of the wills in the Crawford Co Will Book C, and one of them is: >Phillip Huber Fairfield township will dated Dec. 14, 1839 list son's >William, Adam, Philip. George Henry Roschi executor. Codicil written Nov. >5, 1853 George Henry Roschi deceased, appoints Henry Roschi as executor. That is absolutely all I know about it but if someone has lost a Lebanon Co one.... Jan

Missed the item on How To Handle An OLD Newspaper Sure would like to know as we have an original copy of the Phila Inquirer telling the story of Lincolns assination It is still folded and unfoldable to read It has been handed down in wife's family Ned

Martin Witmer, subject, was born July 6, 1836, s/o Jacob of W. Lampter, Lancaster Co. Martin married 1st to Lizzie Huber, d/o Levi Huber, of Willow Street, she died in 1871 leaving children;(1) Ida A., born 1863, married J. Frank Her of Paradise township, children (Ivan, Edna, Myrtle, and Miriam); (2) John H., born 1864, married Barbara Irvin, children (Clara, Irvin, Lizzie, Clayton, Cora and Irene); (3) Catharine, born 1865, married Isaac Hostetter, she died at age 27; (4) Martin, born 1868, married Naomi Finnisfrock and had one son (Howard); (5) Abraham, born 1870, died as a baby. Huber I. Henry, grandfather,married Ann Herr, they had 9 children ( Henry, John, David, Christian, Jacob, Abraham, Fannie, who married John Rush) II. Henry, was born near Strasburg in 1773, maried Veronica Buckwalter and they had 8 children, (Mary who married David Hess, Susan, who married Peter Huber, Christian, Ann, who married Nathaniel Harnish, Fannie, married Jonathan Stauffer, Elizabeth, married 1st to John Harnish, 2nd to Adam Gochnauer, Martha, married Samuel Burkholder, and David). III David Huber, born Sept 4, 1822, he married twice, first to Elizabeth Good, d/o Christian, and they had 3 children; Frank, of MO., Catharine who married Amos Good, and one that died in infancy. The second marriage of David Huber was to Maria McCartney, d/o John, children; Amos of Cass Co., MO., John, Mary, who married David Hess and David H. I.David Witmeyer great-grandfather. II. David, grandfather, born Jan 31, 1800, died April 7, 1851 married Elizabeth Hummer and they had children; John, Jacob, Aaron, of Indiana, Elizabeth, wife of Dr.___Shaffer, Priscilla, the wife of Jacob Shue, Catharine the wife of Samuel Plasterer, and Anna. III. David, was born April 13, 1832, he married Susanna Hummer and they had three children; one died in infancy, Jeremiah, and Henry H. I. Henry Huber, grandfather, wife Anna ___ II. Jacob Huber, son of Henry, died at age 41, while his wife Mary Herr, lived to be 61. Children; Jacob of Lancaster, Henry moved to IL, Susanna, Eliza who married Cyrus Zittle III. Martin Huber, was born near Big Springs, July 23, 1823. On Nov 15, 1847 he married Maria Hoover, d/o Christian Hoover and Anna (Shaub) Hoover, who was born in Strasburg township, Sept 18,, 1825 and they had children; Aaron, died as a child; Emma who married David A. Huber; and Frances E., who married Henry Shenk. David A. Huber, of West Lamperter, born Aug 11, 1860, he married Emma S., d/o Martin and Maria Huber, of W. Lamperter. She was born Oct 26, 1861 and they had children; Carrie May born 1891, Martin, born 1892 and Christian, born 1893 H. C. Huber, of Providence township, was born Dec 19, 1863, s/o Henry and Susan (Charles), natives of Lancaster Co. Henry, father of H. C. was born in 1833, died in 1894, in 1856 he married Susan Charles, and they had 9 children; Annie, Aaron, H.C., Morris, Louisa wife of Albert Eshleman, Abraham, John of Conestoga township, Benjamin of Manheim township and Milton. H. C. Huber, married Sept 17,1885 to Mary Eshleman, d/o Eli and Susan (Mack). Children; Martin Mack, of Martinsville, Daniel of Drumore, Elizabeth the wife of Joseph Rankin, Jacob P.,of Pequea township, Susan, wife of Chester Andrews of Columbia, George of W. Lampeter, Mary, the wife of H. C. Huber, Eli, Lydia, wife and Martin Eshleman. Children of H. C. Huber, Annie, Anna, Mary and Harry (twins). Best Wishes, Geri

Fries, Franklin S., subect, of Montandon, Northumberland county, was born Jan 1, 1861, in Lewisburg, Union County, son of Frederick Fries and grandson of Rev. Jost Henrich Fries. Rev. Jost Henich Fries, was born in 1777 in Germany. He was twice married, and by his first wife, Catharine (Groff) and had two children. His second wife, Susanna (Groff), born him 11 children. Frederick Fries, son of Rev. Jost Henrich, was born in Union County, Sept 7, 1826 and died July 11, 1885. He married Elmira Hassenplug, who was born Feb. 17, 1829 and died Jan 26, 1907. Children; Franklin S., born 1861, Rachel C, born 1863, married William H. Smith, and died Jan 23, 1885, a daughter born 1864, died in infancy, Alexander, born 1866, and Sue M., born 1868. Franklin S. Fries, married Adeline Elizabeth Berkheimer, d/o Henry, and they had 2 daughters, Florence Emma, and Pearl Eva. Mr. and Mrs. Fries also reared Harvey Berkheimer, who married Maggie McKean and has one child, Helen E., and they lived at Milton. Berkheimer I. William, grandfather, born in Berks County. He married Mary Hillhart. Children; Samuel of White Deer, George of White Deer, Henry, Jacob, Mary who married Andrew Fetzer, Margaret, who married Daniel Keiser, and Susan, who married ___Shannon. II. William, son of William, was born March 28, 1827, married Adeline Haupt, who was born Oct 28, 1831, their daughter, Adeline Elizabeth, born Feb. 17, 1865 married Franklin S. Fries. Hoover, John, subject, possibly of the same orgin as the Hoovers previously mentioned, was born in one of the lower counties of PA. in 1780. He was a Lutheran member of the "Brick Church" (Reeds), where both his wives are buried. His first marriage was to Margaret Ritter, who died Nov 1l, 1828 aged 44 and the mother of 8 children, Samuel, Joseph, who married Katie Katerman and they had 8 children; John, who married Elizabeth Wolverton and they had 4 children; Annie married George Krick and they had 6 children; Thomas, married Katie Krigbaum, and they had 4 children; Rebecca, who married George Keller, and they had 2 children; William, married Louisa Baldy and they had 6 children; Solomon, who married Ellen Brooks, he married 2nd to Sallie Fredericks. For his second wife, Mr. Hoover, married Mary HARMAN who died Nov 23, 1883 aged 84y 6m 12d. Children; Louisa, married Daniel Yost, J. Harman, Henry of Shamokin, Isaac of Holton , KA, Luther of Willliamsport, George of Holton, KA., Francis, Amelia, married Azariah Campbell. Best Wishes, Geri

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Hi, its from a book, Lancaster Marriages, and it does not list the church. Sorry. Best Wishes, Geri

Rev. War Huber Andrew, PA Line, soldier was born in Lebanon township in Lancaster County (now Lebanon Co) in May of 1762 lived there at enlistment. Christian, PA Line, soldier was born 13 Jan 1755 in Bucks Co, lived there at enlistment, he died prior to 1851 George, PA Line, soldier lived in Lancaster Co., at enlistment applied 1818 aged about 66, in 1819 soldier was living in Lebanon Co, and in 1820 in Meyerstown, with a wife age 60. In 1819, one Barbara Seibert or Leibert was living with her father Henry, Elizabeth, NY Line Henry, PA Line, applied 1843 in Phila. aged 87, he had enlisted in Bucks Co. Jacob or Jacob Hoover, PA Line, soldier was born 7 Dec 1756 at Strasburg, Lancaster Co and he lived at Pfouts Valley, PA at enlistment, John George, or as John George Hoover, wife Barbara, see John Hoover Hubert Casper, or as Casper Hubart or Hubpert, PA Line, soldier was born 9 Aug 1759 at Lancaster, lived there at enlistment, applied there. Soldier married Magdalena Brabantine, on 26 July 1783 Frederick, or as Frederick Hubner, wife Catharine, Cont. Line (PA), see Frederick Hubner Paul, Cont. Line (Canadian) Peter, served in Hazen Regt and Canadian Regt, soldier was living in Canada aged 101 years in 1852 Hubner Frederick or Frederick Huebner or Hubert, wife Catharine, Cont. Line (PA), soldier applied 1818 at York P/a aged 66, soldier married Catharine (?)28 Marh 1783 or 84 at York, PA, soldier died 17 Aug 1828 Hubbert Anthony, Mary, PA Line, widow applied 1837 at Phila. Co, PA and stated she was born there and always lived there and soldier lived there at enlistment. Soldier married Mary Febolt on 4 Nov 1776, soldier died in 1831 and was buried 5 Feb 1831 (recorded in the 2nd Baptist Church at Phila.) Soldier's brother was Christian Hubbert Christian, PA Lie, applied 1818 at Phila, aged 59 and he always lived there. In 1820 soldier has a wife Margaret aged 61 Hoover Anthony, wife Mary, PA Line, soldier married Mary Stealy at Phila, and his name was recorded as Anthony Jr. Henry or as Henry Hooven, see Hooven Henry, wife Lucretia, VA Line and he lived there at enlistment Jacob or as Jacob Huber, see Jacob Huber, PA line Jacob Over, wife Jane, PA Line, applied 1818 in Bath Co., VA Jacob, VA Line John, PA line, soldier was born in Lebanon townhip, Lancaster County, he lived in Hanover township at enlistment, he returned to Lebanon, PA, he moved to KY and 1808 he moved to Ohio John, PA Line, soldier lived in Lehigh Co John Michael, wife Anna Barbara, soldier married Ann Barbara Barringer 3 July 1800 in Washington township, VA Lawrence, VA Line, soldier was born on the South Fork of the Potomac River in Pendlton County, VA Michael, VA Line, soldier was born on the South Fork of the Potomac River Thomas, VA Line, applied in 1853 in Pendleton County, VA Harman, Jacob, wife Elizabeth, PA Line, soldier married 15 Sept 1780 in Northampton Co., PA to Elizabeth Conrad Leisenring, soldier died 1823 in Columbia Co leaving children; Samuel of Schuylkill Co, William of Luzerne Co., and sons - in-law, Jacob Yohe of Columbia Co., John Knorr and John Huber of Northumberland Co. Northumberland Co. History Huber, Ivanhoe Stees, subject, of Shamokin, was born Oct 4, 1845 at Pine Grove, Shuylkill County, s/o Levi and Margaret (Stackpole) Huber. Mr. Huber's great-grandfather was born in one of the German Cantons of Switzerland and emigrated to America in 1763 or a few years later. He settled in Lebanon County, where he married. His son, Michael Huber, the grandfather was born April 28, 1769 in Tulpehocken township, Lebanon Co. He married Regina Uhler, who was born in Lebanon County, d/o Christoper Uhler Major Levi Huber, son of Michael and Regina Elizabeth (Uhler) Huber, he married at Pine Grove, Oct 15, 1844 to Margaret Stackpole, who was born April 4, 1826 in McVeytown, d/o Thomas and Elizabeth (Stees) Stackpole and died at 1;30 in the morning of Dec 31, 1894, she was buried Jan 2, 1895 at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church. Children; Ivanhoe Stees, 1845, Regina Elizabeth, 1847, wife of F.R. Carpenten of Bloomsburg, Aice Ruth, died as a baby, Frederick Thomas, 1850, married Amelia M. E. Beyer, d/o George Henry Beyer, of New York City and died in New York, Isabella, 1853 a teacher at Pottisville, Amelia Rebecca, 1857, of Kingston, NY, wife of Prof.. John E. Shull, Katharine Louiza, 1858, died as a baby, Sara Margaret, unmarried, lived in Kingston, NY. Ivanhoe Stees Huber married Sept 8, 1869 at Columbia, Lancaster County, to Mary Bloomfield Houston, d/o John W., and Mary Bloomfield (Martin) Houston of Columbia. Children;(1) Levi Houston,married Beulah Ethel Greenwald, d/o Rev. Daniel J. and Judith (Bleiler) Greenwald. (2) John Houston, (3)Margaret Elizabeth,married Oct 18, 1905 to William Kirk Heffelfinger, son of Elmer and Kate (Cleaver).(4) Mary Bloomfield and (5) Gertrude, born 1885, she married Thomas Francis Dowing Jr., son of Thomas F. and Sarah (Forrest) Dowing. Huber I. Jacob Huber II. Henry Huber born 1751 III Philip Hoover born July 20 1782 III Jacob,Huber born Oct 28 1787 IV. Benjamin Huber or Hoover, Feb 2, 1827 V. William A. J. Hoover, May 28, 1863 Best Wishes, Geri