War of 1812 Diedrich, Henry or as Henry Detrick wife Rebecca Bender, WC-32266 married 11 April 1816 Annville, PA. soldier died 25 May 1824, widow died 2 May 1880. Srv Jacob Achey's PA Mil. Lived in Lebanon Co. Ent, William, SC-7804 wf Sarah Bender, married 1812 Phila, PA. srv Sproat's PA Mil, lived in Phila 1850-71 Hall, Samuel, wf Caroline Bender, WC-7322 married 8 July 1818 Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, soldier died 22 Dec 1845 Henry Co. IA, widow died 12 Nov 1833 Elyria Co., Ohio. Bucks Co Indexed as Bender Benter Bander, Panter, Penter Peter Bender and Catharine, a son Christian, bp June 10 1753 Jacob Penter and Catharine, a son John Henry, born Feb 26 1768 John Penter and Magdalena a son John Adam born Sept 13, 1769 Jacob Penter and Catharine a son Jacob born Oct 29 1769 Marriages Peter Bender to Catharie Babb April 27 1759 Christian Bender and Catharie Pfeifer Dec 12, 1759 Elias Bender and Susanna Vos Feb 2 1762 Peter Koch to Elisabeth Bender April 10, 1804 Absalom Bieler to Sarah Bender Nov 9 1828 Jacob Bender to Juliana Reed Jan 19 1934 Deaths Jan 2 1781 died John Bender sept 29 1809 Conrad Bender's wife died between Sept 6 and Nov 10 1839 Old John Bender died aged 76 Births Christopher Bender's widow, a son George Christopher born Oct 7 1750 Ludwig Bender and Magdalena a son, John Peter born June 13 1755. Sp John Peter Bender and Catharine Best Wishes, Geri

Hi Tom, I now only do surname look-up. I put whatever I can find, such as county, town, church and cemetery. Service records if possible. Then I post it to the board and I don't keep a copy. Northampton Co 24 March 1802, Guardian for 3 minor childeen of George Bender (all under 14) Petitioner; Conrad Rohn, Borough of Easton, cordwainer, brother of the widow. Widow, Eva Margareth now deceased Children, Abraham, Elizabeth, Maria, Guardian-their uncle, Conrad Rohn 25 Jan 1808 Estate of George Bender, Hamilton Township, Petitioner, Catharine Bender, mother of the deceased, and grandmother of the children, Children, Elizabeth and Maria. Guardian, Conrad Roth, of Easton, who was about to moved to NJ 21 April 1809 Estate of Jacob Streby. Admin; Peter Bender in right of his wife, late Streby Settlement of accounts 27 Nov 1809, Estate of George Bender, Lower Smithfield, exrs. Simon Heller, John Hauser and wife Christina, late Bender 27 Nov 1809 Estate of George Eberts, Plainfield Township, Admin. John George and Magdalena Eberts 25 Jan 1811 Estate of George Eberts, Plainfield Township (died about 2 years ago), Widow Magdalena. Children; Adam, Catharine, wife of Jacob Bender, Jacob, Rosina, w/o George Bender, George, John, Susanna, w/o Ludwig Sponheimer, Peter, Philip, Sarah, under 2 23 June 1762, Guardians for George, under 12, eldest son, one of the children of Christoper Bender, Plainfield Township. Guardian Casper Dohl 14 Jan 1794 Estate of John Young, Plainfield township, 12 men jury, included George Soper (Sober) Adam Hawk (Hauk) John Painter (Bender), David Miller, and Henry Miller Buried at Allentown (now Lehigh Co) Bender, Zachar born 11 Dec 1796, died 5 May 1810 Buried at St. Peter's, Plainfield Bender Johan Peter Bender, born Oct 1737, died Sept 1820, Com. of Safety, 1776 John Peter Bender, son of John Peter 1717-77) had 8 children, includes George Peter, George and Mary; the latter married Jacob IKachlein, Bender, Catharine wife (of 47 years), of Peter born 1729, died 3 April 1800. Peter, born 1764, died 1789 Conrad born 4 Feb 1774 died 20 May 1846 Susan his wf. nee Engler, 1 Dec 1772, d. 23 Feb 1850 Christian born Dec 1775 died 6 Jan 1837 children, Anna, John, Jacob, Elizabeth, w/fe Jonas Sandt, Christin, Sophia, granddaughter, Sopha Unangst. Magelaena, his wif, born 22 June 1779, died 31 July 1842 Lehigh Co-Births Johan Henrich Oct 1762 Jacob and Catharine Northampton Co-Births Bender Anna Catharine 2 Feb 1766 Peter and Catharine Anna Margaret 17 March 1777 Christian and Christine Anna Maria 9 March 1775 Melchior and Catharine Catharine 14 Oct 1798 Christian and Magdalen Conrad 15 Jan 1768 Peter and Catharine Elisabeth 27 July 1783 Jacob and Elisabeth Elisabeth 22 March 1797 Conrad and Susana George 6 July 1767 Jacob and Susanna George 6 Feb 1797 Christian and Magdalena Jacob 13 March 1794 George and Rosina Jacob 31 Oct 1800 Martian and Salome Johan Christoph 6 Dec 1797 Georg and Rosina Johan Martin 27 March 1777 Jacob and Elisabeth Catharine John 12 Sept 1797 John and Elisabeth John Jacob 20 Feb 1770 John Jacob and Eliza Catharine John Peter 22 May 1765 Jacob and Elizab. Catherine Joseph 6 Aug 1799 Conrad and Susanna Maria Catharine 17 Oct 1780 Jacob and Catharine Maria Catharine 17 Oct 1780 Jacob and Catharine Sarah 31 Nov 1783 Melchior and Catrina Susanna 22 Jan 1794 Conrad and Susanna Bender/Schneyder Anna Catharine 14 Feb 1786 Daniel Schneyder and Anna Catharine Bender Montgomery Co Lober, Peter, Douglass township, proved June 17, 1789. To wife Dorothey, to son-in-law Joseph Brendlinger, To children, George Folk, h/o dau. Barbara, John Brendlinger, h/o dau Rosina, Anthony Bender, h/o dau Cath, and George Seyfreed, h/o dau. Anna Maria Bender, Ludwig, Douglass township, proved Dec 22 1819 To wife Anna Margaret, farm and houehold good. Estate to sold. Children, Catharine, Froncia, Margaret, Elizabeth, Ludwig, John, Christina, and Anna Maria. Exrs. Son Ludwig Bender and son-in-law George Huber Bender, Jacob - Providence township, proved Sept 6 1814, to wife Elisabeth, house and 6 acres. To Jacob and Catharine, and Mary, 6 acres Montgomery Co-Births Bender Males only Conrad 2 Aug 1791 Anthony and Cath George Michael 7 Sept 1770 Jacob and Susanna George 2 July 1786 George and Elisabeth George (t) 24 Jan 1785 Johannes and Elisabeth Henrich 28 Jan 1781 Jacob and Susanna Isaac bp 13 March 1774 Ludwig and Eva Maria Jacob (t) 24 Jan 1785 Johannes and Elisabeth Johan Adam 173? John George and no name Johan Christian 31 March 1746 Alexander and Maria Margretha Johan George June 1747 Friederick and Magd Johan George 3 Aug 1756 Christian and Margareth Johan Jacob 1 Jan 1766 Ludwig and Eva Maria Johann Jacob 5 Feb 1776 Jacob and Susanna Johannes 5 Aug 1753 Christian and Anna Margareth Johannes 25 April 1778 Jacob and Susanna Johannes 3 Nov 1782 George and Elisabeth Johannes 23 June 1785 Heinrich and Catharine John 29 Sept 1763 Ludwig and Margaret Ludwig 28 March 1768 Ludwig and Margaret Ludwig 24 July 1797 Ludwig and Rosina Michael 21 Oct 1777 Anthony and Catharine Michael 15 Oct 1766 Jacob and Catharine Moses 1 Aug 1779 Anthony and Catharina Moses 22 Sept 1798 Johan and Susanna Phila .Co-Births-Bender-male only Christoph 24 May 1763 Johannes and Elis/ Daniel 2 Dec 1764 Daniel and Sophia Georg Adam 8 Oct 1758 Philip and Maria Hans Jurg 28 Jan 1748 Hans Jurg and Elis Henrich 3 Jan 1759 John and Elisabeth Jacob 9 Feb 1750 Hans Jurg and Elis Jacob 9 Feb 1757 Philip and no name Johan Georg 7 Nov 1759 Hans George and Magd Johan Georg 2 Feb 1761 Georg and Barbara Johan 15 Feb 1755 Hans Jacob and Dorothea Johan Conrad 14 march 1763 Elias and Anna Elisabeth Johan Jacob 28 Feb 1753 Jacob and Dorothea Johan Gottfried 11 March 1761 Johann Jacob and Dorothea Johann Michael ca Nov 1752 Philip and Maria Johan Wilhelm 8 Nov 1760 Johann Philip and Maria Johannes 27 Feb 1752 Hans Jurg and Elis. Johannes bp 12 April 1762 Nicolaus and Margareth Ludwig 14 Aug 1749 Jacob and Dorothea Ludwig 25 Dec 1753 Johan Philip and Maria Nicolaus bp 26 Dec 1760 Nicholas and Margareth Philipp 22 Aug 1758 Johannes Ulrich and Elis Phillip 24 March 1755 Martin and Anna Elisabeth Christoph 24 Sept 1766 Joseph and Catharine Friedrich 26 July 1768 Philipp and Maria Georg 3 April 1768 Johan Fridrich and Elis Georg 27 March 1773 Jacob and Maria Jacob 14 Sept 1766 Daniel and Sophia Susanna Jacob 12 Jan 1772 Jacob and Maria Jacob 1773 Johan Friederick and Elis Jacob bp 16 Sept 1778 Jacob and Christina Johan 9 Dec 1778 Johan and Margaret Johan Friedrich 2 Nov 1770 Johan Friedrich and Elisabeth Johan Phillip 16 July 1766 Philp and Maria Johannes 27 July 1776 Johannes and Susanna Johannes 30 Sept 1776 Nicolaus and Cath John 4 Sept 1776 John and Susanna John Georg 1 Sept 1779 John and no name Joseph 13 Sept 1768 Joseph and no given Joseph 3 Dec 1780 Jacob and Dorothea Wlihelm 24 April 1768 Jacob and Maria Bender, Christina, City of Phila. spinster, proved 13 Sept 1773. Sister Anna Maria, God mother; Christina Stackley., exr Anna Maria Bender Bender, George, Phila Co. Proved 31 Jan 1777. Wife; Barbara. Children, George Adam, George, Chistopher, Peter, Anna,and Maria. Bender, Jacob, Phila. Proved 11 Oct 1784. Wife Barbara, Children, Henry and Barbara. exrs. wife, brother in law Christian Betz (baker) and Jacob Keenhiny (grocer) Bucks Co Sept 15 1835 Henry Mathias, Milford townshop, no widow but children, Henry, Tobias, Eva, w.o Jacob Kooker, Catherine Bender, widow. Susanna, w/o David Garis, aand Frany. Charles (deceased, children of David and Jacob, of age, and Daniel, Abraham, Samuel, Hanna, Caroline and Elisabeth, minors with guardian Allen W. Corson of Montgomery Co.). June 20 1848 Adam Richard, Rockhill township, Died about 6 years ago. Widow, Margaret, since deceased and children, Margaret. w.o Adam Bender, George, Barbara, Sarah, Jacob, Catharine Elizabeth, and John Bender-Rev. War Daniel, wife Ferriba, NC Line George, Cont. Line and MA Line Jacob, wf Elizabeth, R739 PA Line. Soldier was a native of Germantown, PA but birth date not shown. Widow applied 9 Feb 1846 Lorin Co., Ohio aged 82 a resident of Russua Twp., Ohio. Soldier married after the war (date not shown) Soldier died 1814 at Greensburg, Westmoreland Co., PA. Soldier's daughter Mary Giers or Giess or Gier lived in Ashland Co., Ohio in 1862 and soldier's daugther Elisabeth same surname as Mary lived in Medina Co., Ohio in 1862. It was stated that soldier had 3 brothers, Lewis, Godfrey and John who srv in the Rev. War all 3 resident of Phila. John, wf Margaret. W15581 PA Line, widow applied 25 July 1838 in Phila, a resident of Dist of Northern Liberties, PA, Solder married Julianna Margaret. d/o Frederick Altemus on 19 July 1777 and she was born 11 April 1760. Soldier died 5 July 1818. Children, Mary, Susanna, John, William, Jacob, Samuel, Zeriah, Joseph, Josiah, and Julianna. A son Jacob A., was living in 1843. Soldier's sister Mary Mercer was age 74 in 1838, a resident of Phila. Cl Lewis, S39970 PA Line, applied 3 April 1818 Phila Co. Soldier srv in 4th PA Regt under Col. Fraizer War of 1812 Bender Adam, wf Elizabeth, VA Charles, wf Rhoda or Rhody (Maul), married 8 Sept 1808 NY or 10 Sept 1806 in Bridgeton NJ or in Phila. Soldier died 8 Sept 1832 in Phila. PA George, wf Catharine (Katterman, married 26 Jan 1819 in Berks Co, PA Solder died 19 Sept 1863 in Lebanon Co. PA George no pension, Griffin M. GA alleged Henry, wife Maria Getz, married 2 March 1826 in Phila, PA, lived in Phila and Bucks Counties Isaac, wf Rebecca Willia, married 7 Nov 1824 Lewis Co., Va. Solier died 18 March 1863 in Wesbster Co WVA, Srv PA Mil john, wf Dorothea Barras, married 17 June 1806 in Phila, soldier died June 1855 in Phila John, wf Elizabeth Coots, married Sept 1818 McConnellsburg,PA Marriage recorded at Phila Bender Catharine to Johannes Chressel March 17 1768 Rosina to John Jacob Pfingstag July 2, 1765 Caroline Bender, Painter in license, to Christian Jung (Young in license) Nov 29 1768 George Nicolaus to Anna Barbara Beck Jan 7 1747 Jacob to Dorothea Friedberger May 31 1747 Johan Philip to Maria Falckenstein April 28, 1751 Abraham to Margaret Diemer Dec 24 1793 Daneil to Elisabeth Albrecht June 8 1794 George to Catharine Rost April 14 1789 Jacob to Catharine Fister (w) Dec 1 1785 Jacob to Eva Hinckel March 19 1793 Johan to Maria Printz Sept 13 1792 Peter to Margareta Keller Feb 20 1791 Wilhelm to Maria Reis July 1789 Best Wishes, Geri

Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - August 27, 1904 FOUND DEAD IN BED Circumstances unusually distressing attend the death of Marqueret CRUMMER, a young woman, whose home was at 1136 North 40th street Philadelphia. While hemorrhages of the lungs was the cause of her sudden end, the fact that none of her relatives were near and could render assistance makes it very sad. Miss CRUMMER was about twenty years of age and was spending a month at the Palm Hotel, for the benefit of her health. Up to the time she went to bed on Sunday night she appeared to be in good spirits. About 7.45 o'clock Monday morning a boarder occupying the next room to Miss CRUMMER heard her coughing. When Miss CRUMMER did not get up for breakfast an alarm was made at her room and as no response came, the suspicions of the boarders were aroused and they secured a chair and looked in the room through the transom, but failed to see her in bed, then investigation by a window, at the porch, was made and her lifeless body was revealed lying between the bed and window with large spots of blood around her. Dimming Bros., the East Greenville undertakers were summoned, who took charge of the body. Her family was notified and on Monday evening her brother came. Tuesday morning her body was shipped to her home where interment was later made. At the time the body of the unfortunate woman was found Nathan LEESER the proprietor of the hotel was away from home and none of the rest knew her name nor the address of her parents and for several hours there was great excitement among the many boarders who are quartered at the hotel. COACHING PARTY THROWN INTO CREEK Liveryman Harry B. HABERLE, of Gratersford, met with a mishap one evening this week, when returning from a coaching trip with a load of twenty summer boarders. He drove too close to an embankment in H.M. ESPENSHIP's driveway and the entire team fell over into the creek. The top of the wagon was demolished, but luckily none of the occupants were injured. The entire party of pleasure seekers who are boarding at the ESPENSHIP home received a complete drenching. The wagon was a new one and only used several times. STEINSBURG FARMS SOLD The farm of George WENDLING, deceased, of Steinsburg, was on Saturday sold at public sale to Charles WAGNER, of near Emaus, for $3320. The farm contains 116 acres and is considered one of the best in that vicinity. Mr. WAGNER expects to move on the farm this fall. Ambrose WEISS, of Steinsburg, last week bought the ten acre farm of Philip GEISINGER, of the same place, for $625. LIGHTNING SPLINTERS DOOR OF CHURCH Lightning struck and shattered the large front door of Spies church, in Alsace township, Berks county, on Monday night. A dozen holes were torn in the door and the splinters were scattered about the yard and in the vestibule. The congregation only recently installed a handsome new organ, half of which was paid by Andrew CARNEGIE. SERVICES ON MILFORD CIRCUIT Rev. N.S. HAWK of East Greenville, pastor of the Milford Circuit of the Evangelical church will tomorrow have services at Clayton, at 10 o'clock a.m. at Hosensack at 2.30 p.m., and at East Greenville, at 7.30 p.m. The evening services will be in the English language. ARE MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE William BAINES, of East Greenville, and Alfred RITTER, of Spinnerstown, were elected members of the executive committee at the RITTER family reunion held at Dorney's Park, near Allentown, on Wednesday. WEASEL KILLS FORTY CHICKENS Joseph YINGLING, of near Hill Church, Berks county, was surprised one morning this week to find forty dead chickens in his hennery. He investigated and found that a weasel had done the deadly work. BOUGHT A FARM NEAR HEREFORD Jacob HIESTAND, one of Berks county's most up-to-date farmers this week purchased the Nathaniel FRY farm near Hereford, for $1700. FELL FROM BRIDGE AND BROKE BOTH ARMS Clarence KLEINERT, of Reading, fell from the Penn street bridge in that city and had both arms broken. HORSE ON TROLLEY CAR James MILLER, George KULP and Samuel BRODMAN, of Emaus, hired a team on Saturday evening from Liveryman Chas. MILLER, with the intention of driving to Dorney's Park. Upon returning their team was struck by a trolley car, which leaves Macungie at 11 o'clock. They were on the south side of the track as far as Perkiomen alley where they crossed to the north side and remained on that side for a distance of about forty yards. When they wanted to recross the horse was struck by the car. The animal was on the running board with the forelegs and broke the third seat. The force of the collision threw the horse back against the dash board and one of the two broken shafts pierced the neck of the horse, inflicting an ugly, if not fatal wound. One of the forewheels of the carriage is also broken. The horse is also badly injured about the back. It is extremely doubtful if it will ever recover. The passengers of the car were badly scared, but how the three occupants escaped without injury is a miracle. Mr. MILLER has had the trio arrested. BEES PUNISH A BURGLAR A.L. EISENHART, residing near Maple Grove, Berks county, on Monday afternoon, while returning with his wife from a visit, saw a tramp trying to force the rear door of their residence. EISENHART jumped off his wagon, ran into the barn, and securing a big blacksnake whip, went for the burglarious hobo. The latter saw him coming and ran around the corner of the house and plump into a bee-hive. For a few minutes the air was filled with a mixture of yells, bees and tramp and when the latter finally got clear he was in such a condition that EISENHART concluded he had been punished enough. HORSE BADLY HURT AT SOUDERTON While Abraham, son of Frank LANDIS, had his horse tied in front of SOUDER & CROUTHAMEL's building, at Souderton, the animal took fright and started to run away, but was caught in time, thus avoiding a more serious accident. The horse while struggling to free himself, came in contact with the shaft and one side of the same penetrated the horse on the side, making an ugly flesh wound, about seven inches deep. Dr. A.Z. KEELER, of Telford, was called and gave timely assistance. LIGHTNING BREAKS BULL'S LEG During a severe rainstorm which swept over the northern part of Berks county, Monday night, the barn of Daniel SAUL, at Shoemakersville, was struck by lightning and consumed, together with its contents, including the season's crops. The bolt first struck a walnut tree near the dwelling, glanced off, breaking the leg of a bull in the yard, and then entered the barn. The loss is $4000 partly insured. WOMAN FELL AND BROKE HER ARM Mrs. Mahlon KLINE, of near Earlington, met with a serious accident last Thursday. She was assisting her husband at the barn, and forgetting something in the house, hurried back, and upon entering stumbled and fell, hitting her arm on the marble slab at the door. Upon examination it was found that the left fore-arm near the wrist was broken. Dr. V.Z. KEELOR, of Harleysville, was called and set the fractured limb. RAISED LARGE TOMATOES Mrs. Jacob B. HIESTAND, of Hereford, raised some exceptionally large tomatoes. Several of the largest were measured. One was 12 inches by 15 inches and weighed two pounds and the other measured 12 inches by 14 inches and weighed one and a half pounds. The tomatoes were grown on Berks county Republican soil. MUST HIMSELF ANSWER AT COURT Joseph PROTENT, who had Special Officer WATCHORN arrested for shooting him in the hand at West Manayunk, lost the case against the officer and was himself held to answer at Court for assault and battery on WATCHORN.

Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - August 27, 1904 FELL FROM BRIDGE AND BROKE BOTH ARMS Clarence KLEINERT, of Reading, fell from the Penn street bridge in that city and had both arms broken. HORSE ON TROLLEY CAR James MILLER, George KULP and Samuel BRODMAN, of Emaus, hired a team on Saturday evening from Liveryman Chas. MILLER, with the intention of driving to Dorney's Park. Upon returning their team was struck by a trolley car, which leaves Macungie at 11 o'clock. They were on the south side of the track as far as Perkiomen alley where they crossed to the north side and remained on that side for a distance of about forty yards. When they wanted to recross the horse was struck by the car. The animal was on the running board with the forelegs and broke the third seat. The force of the collision threw the horse back against the dash board and one of the two broken shafts pierced the neck of the horse, inflicting an ugly, if not fatal wound. One of the forewheels of the carriage is also broken. The horse is also badly injured about the back. It is extremely doubtful if it will ever recover. The passengers of the car were badly scared, but how the three occupants escaped without injury is a miracle. Mr. MILLER has had the trio arrested. BEES PUNISH A BURGLAR A.L. EISENHART, residing near Maple Grove, Berks county, on Monday afternoon, while returning with his wife from a visit, saw a tramp trying to force the rear door of their residence. EISENHART jumped off his wagon, ran into the barn, and securing a big blacksnake whip, went for the burglarious hobo. The latter saw him coming and ran around the corner of the house and plump into a bee-hive. For a few minutes the air was filled with a mixture of yells, bees and tramp and when the latter finally got clear he was in such a condition that EISENHART concluded he had been punished enough. HORSE BADLY HURT AT SOUDERTON While Abraham, son of Frank LANDIS, had his horse tied in front of SOUDER & CROUTHAMEL's building, at Souderton, the animal took fright and started to run away, but was caught in time, thus avoiding a more serious accident. The horse while struggling to free himself, came in contact with the shaft and one side of the same penetrated the horse on the side, making an ugly flesh wound, about seven inches deep. Dr. A.Z. KEELER, of Telford, was called and gave timely assistance. LIGHTNING BREAKS BULL'S LEG During a severe rainstorm which swept over the northern part of Berks county, Monday night, the barn of Daniel SAUL, at Shoemakersville, was struck by lightning and consumed, together with its contents, including the season's crops. The bolt first struck a walnut tree near the dwelling, glanced off, breaking the leg of a bull in the yard, and then entered the barn. The loss is $4000 partly insured. WOMAN FELL AND BROKE HER ARM Mrs. Mahlon KLINE, of near Earlington, met with a serious accident last Thursday. She was assisting her husband at the barn, and forgetting something in the house, hurried back, and upon entering stumbled and fell, hitting her arm on the marble slab at the door. Upon examination it was found that the left fore-arm near the wrist was broken. Dr. V.Z. KEELOR, of Harleysville, was called and set the fractured limb. RAISED LARGE TOMATOES Mrs. Jacob B. HIESTAND, of Hereford, raised some exceptionally large tomatoes. Several of the largest were measured. One was 12 inches by 15 inches and weighed two pounds and the other measured 12 inches by 14 inches and weighed one and a half pounds. The tomatoes were grown on Berks county Republican soil. MUST HIMSELF ANSWER AT COURT Joseph PROTENT, who had Special Officer WATCHORN arrested for shooting him in the hand at West Manayunk, lost the case against the officer and was himself held to answer at Court for assault and battery on WATCHORN.

Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - August 27, 1904 HORSE BADLY HURT AT SOUDERTON While Abraham, son of Frank LANDIS, had his horse tied in front of SOUDER & CROUTHAMEL's building, at Souderton, the animal took fright and started to run away, but was caught in time, thus avoiding a more serious accident. The horse while struggling to free himself, came in contact with the shaft and one side of the same penetrated the horse on the side, making an ugly flesh wound, about seven inches deep. Dr. A.Z. KEELER, of Telford, was called and gave timely assistance. LIGHTNING BREAKS BULL'S LEG During a severe rainstorm which swept over the northern part of Berks county, Monday night, the barn of Daniel SAUL, at Shoemakersville, was struck by lightning and consumed, together with its contents, including the season's crops. The bolt first struck a walnut tree near the dwelling, glanced off, breaking the leg of a bull in the yard, and then entered the barn. The loss is $4000 partly insured. WOMAN FELL AND BROKE HER ARM Mrs. Mahlon KLINE, of near Earlington, met with a serious accident last Thursday. She was assisting her husband at the barn, and forgetting something in the house, hurried back, and upon entering stumbled and fell, hitting her arm on the marble slab at the door. Upon examination it was found that the left fore-arm near the wrist was broken. Dr. V.Z. KEELOR, of Harleysville, was called and set the fractured limb. RAISED LARGE TOMATOES Mrs. Jacob B. HIESTAND, of Hereford, raised some exceptionally large tomatoes. Several of the largest were measured. One was 12 inches by 15 inches and weighed two pounds and the other measured 12 inches by 14 inches and weighed one and a half pounds. The tomatoes were grown on Berks county Republican soil. MUST HIMSELF ANSWER AT COURT Joseph PROTENT, who had Special Officer WATCHORN arrested for shooting him in the hand at West Manayunk, lost the case against the officer and was himself held to answer at Court for assault and battery on WATCHORN.

Sherry let me give you this. Northampton Co Sober Andreas, born 4 Feb 1788, s/o Henrich and Catharine - First Reformed Ch. Easton John Peter 9 Dec 1787 John and Louisa-St Peter's Union Lutheran and Reformed Ch. Plainfield, Margaretha 28 Jan 1788 Peter and Susanna, First Reformed Ch. Easton Soper George, born 3 Sept 1798, s/o Jacob and Anna Maria-Salem Lutheran and Reformed-Moore township Johannes 16 Oct 1796 Jacob and Maria Catharine-Salem Reformed Ludwig 4 Jan 1769 John and Barbara-Emanuel Petersville Church-Moore township Sorber Adam born 30 Aug 1770 s/o Abraham and Elizabeth-St Peter's Union Lutheran and Reformed Church, Plainfield township Adam 29 Jan 1782 Christian and Sara-same church as above Anna Maria 7 Feb 1774 Abraham and Elizabeth-same as above Anna Maria 20 Oct 1794 Jacob and Maria-same as above Daneil 16 Feb 1777 Adam and Susanna-same as above Elizabeth Margaret 7 June 1766 Jacob and Barbara-same as above Elizabeth 2 June 1783 Abraham and Elizabeth-Reformed and Lutheran Congregation in Lower Nazareth Township Elizabeth 13 Nov 1767 Abraham and Elisabeth-St Peter's Union Lutheran and Reformed Elizabeth 5 June 1792 Jacob and Mary Catharine-same church Johann Heinrich 8 Sept 1787 Abraham and Elisabeth (Roder)-Moravian Cong. at Schoeneck in Upper Nazareth John Adam 26 Jan 1775 John Adam and Susanna-St. Peters John Jacob ca 1764 John and not named John Philip 28 Dec 1766 John and not named Maria Catharine 28 May 1773 Jacob and Barbara-St Peters Maria Catharine 21 Feb 1782 Jacob and Barbara-St. Peter's Maria Sarah 31 Oct 1782 Adam and Susanna-St. Peter's Suber Jacob born 19 March s/o Philip and Chatarina-Williams Township 1801 June 11 Estate of John Sober, Plainfield township. admin; Barbara Sober and Jacob Sober 9 Jan 1804, Guardian for minor sons of Adam Sorver, Chestnuthill township, (petitioners,both over the age of 14) children; Jacob and Abraham 19 March 1806, Estate of Adam Sorber, Chestnuthill township. petitioner, Philip Shupp, one executor, who was concerned because the other executor had all of the assets of the estate in his hand and "is in desperate circumstances", other executor Jacob Sorber 21 Nov 1806 Guardian for 2 minor children of Philip Sorver, Macungie Township, petitioner, Adam Sorver, brother of deceased, 2 children, both under 14. Phila. Co Sorber Anna Margaret 12 Feb 1771, John and Anna-German Reformed Ch. Germantown Daniel 23 July 1776 Heinrich and Susanna-same church Henrich 29 Oct 1774 Henrich and Susanna-same church Margreta 19 Feb 1771 John and Anna-same church Maria 13 Oct 1771 Henry and Susannah-same church Maria Magdalena 17 Aug 1769 John and Maria Magdalena - same church Ann Elisabeth 26 Aug 1776 Philip and Anna Magdalena-St. Michael's Zion Lutheran, Phila. Anna Margaretha 21 Oct 1772 Philip and Susanna Magdalena- same church Anna Maria 2 Feb 1768 Philip and Susanna Magdalena-same church Daniel 8 March 1779 Philip and Susanna Magd-same church George 20 April 1767 Daniel and Margreth-same Johann Michael 9 Feb 1769 Philip and Susanna Magdalena-same Johannes 24 Sept 1773 Valentine and Anna Maria-same Margretha 30 Dec 1771 Valentin and Anna Maria-same Maria Catharine 23 May 1770 Valentin and Anna Maria-same Peter Valentin 2 Aug 1773 Valentin and Anna Maria-same Philip 4 Sept 1774 Philip and Susanna Magd-same Rebecca 30 July 1771 Daniel and Anna Margaretha-same Simon 13 Sept 1771 Daniel and Margaretha-same Susanna Magdalena 7 Dec 1770 Philip and Susanna Magdalena, - same Wilhelm 18 Oct 1773 Johan Georg and Magdalena-same Sober Catharine ca Sept 1754 John Sober and Elisabeth Justice-Trinity Episcopal, Oxford Township Mary bp 30 May 1746 no parents listed-Christ Church, Phila Sobers Susanna ca March 1722 Henry and Elizabeth-1st Presbyterian, Phila. Sorber Anna Barbara bp 4 Oct 1761 Jacob and Anna Anna Barbara bp 12 Feb 1758 Jacob and Anna-German Reformed, Phila Anna Barbara 13 Feb 1761 Jacob and Anna-same Anna Catharina 27 Aug 1760 John and Anna-same Anna Maria 16 Aug 1756 Casper and Barbara-same Henrich 13 Oct 1756 Jacob and Anna-same Jacob 14 Sept 1756 Jacob and Anna-same John Heinrich bp 3 Aug 1755 Jacob and Anna Johannes bp 27 Jan 1756 Johannes and Anna-same Joseph Jacob bp 29 Sept 1754 Rudolp and Anna Maria-same Joseph 20 Oct 1762 Jacob and Anna-same Joseph 26 Oct 1763 Jacob and Anna-same Sober, Sarah, City of Phila, Widow, Feb -- 1756, Oct 3 1757, Children, John and Mary. Grandchildren, Sarah Redman and Ann Redman. Son-in-law Dr John Redman. Exrs. Ann Redman, Benjamin Franklin, Peter Richards. Wit. Deborah Franlin and John Morgan Montgomery Co Sorber Catharine 27 Oct 1788 David and Elisabeth-St. Peter's Lutheran, North Wales Elizabeth 21 Jan 1788 Philip and Margaretha-same Jacob 26 Sept 1790 David and Elisabeth-Indian Creek Reformed Church, Franconia Township Johannes 3 March 1786 Johannes and Catharine (Rimberger), St. Peter's North Wales Margaretha 1 May 1791 Philip and Margaret, Wentz's Church, Worcester Township Sarah 2 Dec 1791 David and Elizabeth-, Indian Creek Naracker, Jacob, Springfield, Nov 21, 1798-Feb 15, 1803. To wife Anna, bed, household goods. Realty to be sold; money put on interest for wife; at wife's death, interest to daughter Margaret Surber now Margaret Cressman; at her deaith principal to 7 grandchildren, children of step-daughter Mary Anna, Jacob, Elizabeth, John, Joseph, and Margaret Surber. Exrs; Jacob Surber, John Detwiler Sorber, Jacob, Hatfield, Feb 5, 1812-Oct 11, 1813. To wife Catharine, household good and 100 pds. To son Jacob, and John, 150 pds each. To daughter Elizabeth 100 pds. Remainder of estate to son Philip and David and 2 granddaughters, Elizabeth and Catharine equally. To granddaughter Catharine 50 pds. Sober, Jacob, Springfield Township, April 16, 1816-May 9, 1816. To nephew Jacob Sorber, $266.67. To sons John and Joseph $213.33. To John Sober, gold watch. To sister Elizabeth, 10 acres of land. To sister Margaret, 4 acres of land. Remainder of land divided equally among 4 nieces. Sorver, Philip, Hatfield, June 15, 1803-June 21 1823. To wife Margaret, house, and household goods, and $32. To daughters and grandchildren interest that shall arise of decease of wife. Exrs. Son-in-law Edward Jenkins and brother John Best Wishes, Geri

[email protected] >I am looking for information on Augustus Schoch or Schock, born about Feb >1836, died after 1910, lived in Allentown. In the 1890 Allentown city >directory, >Augustus was listed as a carpenter and resided at 432 Gordon St. Augustus >was >married to a woman named Sarah and they had children, Alfred born about >1866, Charles born about 1869, Elizabeth, born about 1872, Emma born about >1878, >and Robert born about August 1880. > >I am trying to find when Augustus died and was buried, and also locate an >obituary for him. I believe Augustus might be a son of my ancestors Jacob >Schoch >and Susanna Kehs of Washington Twp., Berks Co. Pa. 1840, one in Lehigh Co., several in Berks Co. Name: Schock, Rueben Township: Weisenberg County: Lehigh State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_469 Page: 278 Image: 276 Christopher Shoch District, Berks, PA 1840 Christopher Shock District, Berks, PA 1840 Peter Shock Heidelburg, Berks, PA 1840 Jacob Shoch Hereford, Berks, PA 1840 Jacob Shock Hereford, Berks, PA 1840 George Shoch Upper Bern, Berks, PA 1840 George Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 1840 Beneville Shoch Upper Bern, Berks, PA 1840 Daniel Shoch Upper Bern, Berks, PA 1840 Beneville Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 1840 Daniel Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 1840 John Schoch Maxatawny, Berks, PA 1840 Jacob Schock Upper Tulpehocken 2, Berks, PA 1840 also Northampton Co Benamin Schoch Bethleham, Northampton, PA 1840 George Schoch Bushkill, Northampton, PA 1840 John Shock Lower Mount Bethel, Northampton, PA 1840 Daniel Shock Mauch Chunk, Northampton, PA 1840 George Shoch Moore, Northampton, PA 1840 Henry Shock Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton, PA 1840 Michel Shock Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton, PA 1840 John Shoch Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton, PA 1840 Philip Shock Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton, PA 1840 Samuel Shock Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton, PA 1840 Daniel Shock Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton, PA 1840 John J. Shock Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton, PA 1840 and one in Bucks Co John Schoch Richland, Bucks, PA 1840 1850 no Aug* Schoc* or Shoc* in all U.S. Aug* in Berks Co, 1850: Augustus Forrer 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male Tulpehocken, Berks, PA Augustus Christman 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male Upper Tulpehocken, Berks, PA Augustus Koch 13 1836 Male Reading North East Ward, Berks, PA Augustus Rhine 13 1836 Male Reading South West Ward, Berks, PA Augustus Snyder 13 1836 Male Exeter, Berks, PA Augustus Meyer 13 1836 Male Alsace, Berks, PA Augustus Lash 13 1836 Female Bern, Berks, PA Augustus Miller 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male District, Berks, PA Augustus Himmelrich 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male Maidencreek, Berks, PA Augustus Kellers 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male Rockland, Berks, PA Augustus Wentzel 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male Colebrookdale, Berks, PA Augustus H Stamm 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male Cumru, Berks, PA Augustus Kachel 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male Brecknock, Berks, PA Augustus Brady 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male Robeson, Berks, PA Augustus Rhoads 13 1836 Berkshire Male Amity, Berks, PA Augustus Faust 12 1837 Pennsylvania Male Centre, Berks, PA Augustus Kontner 12 1837 Pennsylvania Male Upper Tulpehocken, Berks, PA Augustus Hennchean 12 1837 Male Reading North East Ward, Berks, PA Augustus Burkhart 12 1837 Pennsylvania Male Reading South East Ward, Berks, PA Augustus Graft 12 1837 Male Reading South West Ward, Berks, PA Augustinus Kerling 12 1837 BKS Male Reading Spruce Ward, Berks, PA Augustus Estherly 12 1837 Male Exeter, Berks, PA Augustus Miller 12 1837 Pennsylvania Male Antalawny, Berks, PA Augustus Harp 12 1837 Pennsylvania Male Ruscombmanor, Berks, PA Augustus Kline 12 1837 Pennsylvania Male Ruscombmanor, Berks, PA Augustus Brown 12 1837 Pennsylvania Male Ruscombmanor, Berks, PA Augustus F Illig 11 1838 Pennsylvania Male Marion, Berks, PA Augustus Troutman 11 1838 Pennsylvania Male Tulpehocken, Berks, PA Augustus Wagoner 11 1838 Pennsylvania Male Penn, Berks, PA Augustus Borkholder 11 1838 Pennsylvania Male Upper Heidelberg, Berks, PA Augustin P Housum 11 1838 Maryland Male Reading Spruce Ward, Berks, PA Augustus Sheler 11 1838 Male Exeter, Berks, PA Augustus Haas 11 1838 Male Alsace, Berks, PA Augustus Youhe 11.12 Pennsylvania Male Lower Heidelberg, Berks, PA Augustus Schick 11 1838 Pennsylvania Male Maxatawny, Berks, PA ** Augustus Sheet 11 1838 Pennsylvania Male Rockland, Berks, PA Augustus Geiger 11 1838 Pennsylvania Male Union, Berks, PA Augustus Schweitzer 11 1838 Pennsylvania Male Brecknock, Berks, PA Augustus Slitchter 11 1838 Pennsylvania Male Robeson, Berks, PA **Name: Augustus Schick Age: 11 Estimated Birth Year: 1838 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Maxatawny, Berks, Pennsylvania Page: 95 Roll: M432_753 father is Samuel Schick, 32, laborer, mother Aldig?, 34, sister Sarah A., 6, all born in PA none in Lehigh Co., that look like surname schock Schock in Berks, 1850: Jacob Schoch 42 1807 Pennsylvania Male Marion, Berks, PA Elizth Schoch 39 1810 Pennsylvania Female Marion, Berks, PA Cath Schoch 12 1837 Pennsylvania Female Marion, Berks, PA Elizth Schoch 9 1840 Pennsylvania Female Marion, Berks, PA Clara Schoch 5 1844 Pennsylvania Female Marion, Berks, PA Jno Schoch 38 1811 Pennsylvania Male Marion, Berks, PA Peter Schoch 69 1780 Pennsylvania Male Marion, Berks, PA Elizth Schoch 65 1784 Pennsylvania Female Marion, Berks, PA Geo Schoch 40 1809 Pennsylvania Male Marion, Berks, PA Benneville Schock 35 1814 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Susan Schock 37 1812 Pennsylvania Female Upper Bern, Berks, PA Ferdinand Schock 12 1837 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Geo Schock 10 1839 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Leonard Schock 8 1841 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Albert Schock 6 1843 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Alfred Schock 4 1845 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Farus Schock 2 1847 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Geo Schock 66 1783 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Maria Schock 56 1793 Pennsylvania Female Upper Bern, Berks, PA Chs Schock 33 1816 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Wm Schock 21 1828 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Nathan Schock 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Harriet Schock 16 1833 Pennsylvania Female Upper Bern, Berks, PA Elias Schock 33 1816 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Maria Schock 30 1819 Pennsylvania Female Upper Bern, Berks, PA Caplia Schock 7 1842 Pennsylvania Female Upper Bern, Berks, PA Chs f Schock 4 1845 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Alfred Schock 9.12 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Jesse Schock 30 1819 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Rebecca Schock 25 1824 Pennsylvania Female Upper Bern, Berks, PA Michl Schock 62 1787 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Elizth Schock 49 1800 Pennsylvania Female Upper Bern, Berks, PA Reuben Schock 22 1827 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Frank Schock 21 1828 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Eli Schock 17 1832 Pennsylvania Male Upper Bern, Berks, PA Caroline Schock 16 1833 Pennsylvania Female Upper Bern, Berks, PA Amanda Schock 13 1836 Pennsylvania Female Upper Bern, Berks, PA Amanda Schoch 18 1831 Pennsylvania Female Bethel, Berks, PA William Schoch 21 1828 Pennsylvania Male Washington, Berks, PA Levina Schock 18 1831 Pennsylvania Female Hereford, Berks, PA Elizabeth Shoch 50 1799 Female Oley, Berks, PA Benevill Shock 24 1825 Pennsylvania Male Washington, Berks, PA Hannah Shock 29 1820 Pennsylvania Female Washington, Berks, PA and in Lehigh, 1850 Benjamin Shock 37 1812 Pennsylvania Male Hanover, Lehigh, PA Mary Shock 45 1804 Pennsylvania Female Hanover, Lehigh, PA James Ed Shock 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male Hanover, Lehigh, PA Sabina Shock 2 1847 Pennsylvania Female Hanover, Lehigh, PA John Schoch 47 1802 Pennsylvania Male Lynn, Lehigh, PA Rebecca Schoch 44 1805 Pennsylvania Female Lynn, Lehigh, PA Jonas Schoch 17 1832 Pennsylvania Male Lynn, Lehigh, PA Frederich Schoch 15 1834 Pennsylvania Male Lynn, Lehigh, PA Phillip Schoch 13 1836 Pennsylvania Male Lynn, Lehigh, PA John Schoch 11 1838 Pennsylvania Male Lynn, Lehigh, PA Lidia Schoch 9 1840 Pennsylvania Female Lynn, Lehigh, PA Daniel Schoch 7 1842 Pennsylvania Male Lynn, Lehigh, PA Charada Schoch 5 1844 Pennsylvania Female Lynn, Lehigh, PA Elisabeth Schoch 2 1847 Pennsylvania Female Lynn, Lehigh, PA 1860: no Aug* Schoc* or Shoc* in all U.S. Schock in Lehigh and Berks. Frederick Schocht Upper Macungie, Lehigh, PA 26 1833 Male Samuel Schock North Whitehall, Lehigh, PA 30 1829 Pennsylvania Male Sarah Schock North Whitehall, Lehigh, PA 31 1828 Pennsylvania Female John H Schock North Whitehall, Lehigh, PA 6 1853 Pennsylvania Male Amalinda E Schock North Whitehall, Lehigh, PA 4 1855 Pennsylvania Female Sarah J Schock North Whitehall, Lehigh, PA 2 1857 Pennsylvania Female John Schoch Weisenberg, Lehigh, PA 56 1803 Pennsylvania Male Rebecca Schoch Weisenberg, Lehigh, PA 53 1806 Pennsylvania Female Daniel Schoch Weisenberg, Lehigh, PA 15 1844 Pennsylvania Male Lydia Schoch Weisenberg, Lehigh, PA 17 1842 Pennsylvania Female Charity Schoch Weisenberg, Lehigh, PA 14 1845 Pennsylvania Female Elizabeth Schoch Weisenberg, Lehigh, PA 12 1847 Pennsylvania Female John Schoch Weisenberg, Lehigh, PA 19 1840 Pennsylvania Male George F Shock Bernville, Berks, PA 20 1839 Pennsylvania Male Elizibeth Shock Oley, Berks, PA 58 1801 Pennsylvania Female Elias Shock Upper Tulpehocken, Berks, PA 42 1817 Pennsylvania Male Elizabeth Shock Upper Tulpehocken, Berks, PA 33 1826 Pennsylvania Female Cassiah Shock Upper Tulpehocken, Berks, PA 17 1842 Pennsylvania Female Frank Shock Upper Tulpehocken, Berks, PA 14 1845 Pennsylvania Male Alfred Shock Upper Tulpehocken, Berks, PA 10 1849 Pennsylvania Male Willima Shock Upper Tulpehocken, Berks, PA 3 1856 Pennsylvania Female Albert Shock Upper Tulpehocken, Berks, PA 7.12 Pennsylvania Male Michael Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 74 1785 Pennsylvania Male Elzabeth Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 60 1799 Pennsylvania Female Elias Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 25 1834 Pennsylvania Male Amanta Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 23 1836 Pennsylvania Female Benevell S Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 45 1814 Pennsylvania Male Susanah Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 47 1812 Pennsylvania Female Leonara Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 18 1841 Pennsylvania Male Albert Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 16 1843 Pennsylvania Male Alfred Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 14 1845 Pennsylvania Male Farus Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 12 1847 Pennsylvania Male Cornelious Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 7 1852 Pennsylvania Male George Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 77 1782 Pennsylvania Male Maria Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 66 1793 Pennsylvania Female Charles Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 45 1814 Pennsylvania Male William Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 30 1829 Pennsylvania Male Rebeccae Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 26 1833 Pennsylvania Female Clara Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 5 1854 Pennsylvania Female George Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 5.12 Pennsylvania Male Lowisa Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 18 1841 Pennsylvania Female George Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 18 1841 Pennsylvania Male A J Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 23 1836 Pennsylvania Male Amelia Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 22 1837 Pennsylvania Female Oliver Shock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 2 1857 Pennsylvania Male Reuben Schock Centre, Berks, PA 35 1824 Pennsylvania Male Anna M Schock Centre, Berks, PA 27 1832 Pennsylvania Female Isabella Schock Centre, Berks, PA 7 1852 Pennsylvania Female Rebecca Schock Centre, Berks, PA 5 1854 Pennsylvania Female John Schock Centre, Berks, PA 2 1857 Pennsylvania Male Jacob Schoch District, Berks, PA 56 1803 Pennsylvania Male Susanna Schoch District, Berks, PA 55 1804 Pennsylvania Female Nathan Schoch District, Berks, PA 34 1825 Pennsylvania Male Cusamus Schoch District, Berks, PA 24 1835 Pennsylvania Male David Schoch District, Berks, PA 20 1839 Pennsylvania Male Sarah Schoch District, Berks, PA 17 1842 Female Jacob Schoch District, Berks, PA 43 1816 Pennsylvania Male Lydian Schoch District, Berks, PA 10 1849 Pennsylvania Female William Schoch District, Berks, PA 8 1851 Pennsylvania Male Benjamin Schoch District, Berks, PA 7 1852 Pennsylvania Male David Schoch District, Berks, PA 4 1855 Pennsylvania Male Jacob Schoch District, Berks, PA 2 1857 Male Elizabeth Schoch District, Berks, PA 37 1822 Female William Schoch Hereford, Berks, PA 29 1830 Pennsylvania Male Cathrin Schoch Hereford, Berks, PA 33 1826 Pennsylvania Female John Schoch Hereford, Berks, PA 6.12 Pennsylvania Male Ferdinand Schock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 22 1837 Pennsylvania Male Rebecca Schock Upper Bern, Berks, PA 21 1838 Pennsylvania Female Jesse Schock Heidelberg, Berks, PA 42 1817 Pennsylvania Male Rebecca Schock Heidelberg, Berks, PA 31 1828 Pennsylvania Female Emison F Schock Heidelberg, Berks, PA 6 1853 Pennsylvania Male Ellen W Schock Heidelberg, Berks, PA 5 1854 Pennsylvania Female Theodore Schock Heidelberg, Berks, PA 4 1855 Pennsylvania Male Peter Schoch Marion, Berks, PA 79 1780 Pennsylvania Male George Schoch Marion, Berks, PA 50 1809 Pennsylvania Female 1870: Name: Aug Schock Age in 1870: 34 Estimated Birth Year: 1835 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1870: Allentown Ward 1, Lehigh, Pennsylvania Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Allentown Roll: M593_1362 Page: 16 Image: 33 July 21 house visit 192, family visit 215 Schock, Aug., 34, carpenter, born in PA Sarah, 30, born in PA Alfred, 4, born in PA Chas., 8/12, born in PA, born in Aug. none list parents of foreign birth 1880: Household Record 1880 United States Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Augustus SCHOCH Self M Male W 45 PA Carpenter PRUSSIA PA Sarah SCHOCH Wife M Female W 49 PA Keeping House PRUSSIA PA Alfred SCHOCH Son S Male W 13 PA At Home PRUSSIA PA Elizabeth SCHOCH Dau S Female W 6 PA At School PRUSSIA PA Emma SCHOCH Dau S Female W 2 PA PRUSSIA PA Robert SCHOCH Son S Male W 9M PA PRUSSIA PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place 1st Ward, Allentown, Lehigh, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255146 NA Film Number T9-1146 Page Number 3A

Speaking of the WOODRING surname, does anyone have information on Matilda WOODRING or WOODERING (b. 28 July 1833, d. 2 April 1884), who was married to George FRITZINGER (b. 21 May 1828 at Heidelberg, d. 3 July 1896)? They were married in Heidelberg Twp. in 1850. I have received LOTS of help from fellow-subscribers, and am very thankful. Alan Vogel

Hello, I am looking for information on Augustus Schoch or Schock, born about Feb 1836, died after 1910, lived in Allentown. In the 1890 Allentown city directory, Augustus was listed as a carpenter and resided at 432 Gordon St. Augustus was married to a woman named Sarah and they had children, Alfred born about 1866, Charles born about 1869, Elizabeth, born about 1872, Emma born about 1878, and Robert born about August 1880. I am trying to find when Augustus died and was buried, and also locate an obituary for him. I believe Augustus might be a son of my ancestors Jacob Schoch and Susanna Kehs of Washington Twp., Berks Co. Pa. Thanks, Christine Schultz

Montgomery Co Koch Anna Marcreth 18 Nov 1750 Henry and Anna Maria Anna Margaretha 18 Dec 1749 Johan Thomas and Eva Anna Regina 15 Oct 1762 Thomas and Eva Christian Feb 1753 Johannes and Dorothea Christiana 12 May 1782 Freiderich and Christina Christina 5 April 1788 Jacob and Eliz. Dorothea 27 Sept 1751 John Thomas and Eva Elizabeth 29 Sept 1745 Henrich and Anna Margaretha Elizabeth 23 Nov 1773 Friedrich and Christina Elisabeth18 Feb 1787 Johan Jacob and Eliz Jacob 23 Jan 1781 Jacob and Elisabeth John George 18 Oct 1783 Jacob and Elisabeth Johan Peter 6 Aug 1779 Jacob and Elisabeth Johannes 27 April 1749 Henrich and Anna Maria Johanes 6 Dec 1785 Jacob and Elisabeth John 14 Oct 1772 Henry and Margaret Killian 13 Feb 1779 Fredrich and Christina Wilhelm 1 April 1747 Henrich and Anna Catharina Phila Co Abraham ca Nov 1749 Ludwig and Catharina Anna Barbara bp 22 June 1755 Henrich and Margaretha A. Catharinea 2 April 1748 Peter and A. Cath. Anna Cathrina 23 Feb 1751 Johan Henrich and Eva Margretha Anna Christina (ill) 20 April 1759 Mattheus Kolb and Anna Koch Daniel (ill) 6 Feb 1758 Corporal Penz and Anna Koch George Henrich 12 Sept 1765 Andreas and Catharine Johan Martinus 23 March 1756 Johannes and Anna Johan Michael 12 March 1754 Ludwig and Cathrina Johnan Wilhelm 20 July 1751 Johan Ludwig and Catharina Johan Georg ca 1757 Johannes and Anna Maria Johan Henrich 6 Nov 1760 George and Maria Elizabeth Johannes 31 May 1760 Johannes and Susanna Maria Joseph Wells (ill) 7 Oct 1754 "nescit pater" and Maria Sophia Kock Ludwig 19 Sept Ludwig to Catharina Michael 15 March 1765 Johannes and Catharine Peter ca 1750 no names given Adam 6 Dec 1778 Johannes and Anna Anna Maria 26 Nov 1779 Johan and Rosina Dorothea Balthasar 10 Dec 1779 Isaac and Eva Dorothea Oct 1775 John and Barb Elizabeth 3 Oct 1780 Johan Justis and Susanna Elisabeth 13 March 1778 Thomas and Elizabeth Henrich 3 May 1779 Johan Justus and Susanna Jacob Oct 1772 Johan and Barbara Johannes 19 Oct 1768 Johannes to Anna Barbara Josua Archer, bp 30 March 1777 George and Catharine Peter 22 June 1766 John and Anna Mary Best Wishes, Geri

Hi, I am researching the Barnhart surname of Lehigh County and have some data on several families living in Allentown. What are your interests in this area? I will be glad to share what I have. Theda J. Brinker

Woodring Abraham, 8 Aug 1799 William and Rosina Elisabeth 22 Oct 1795 Philip and Elizabeth Jacob 25 Feb 1793 William and Rosina Johan Philip 29 Jan 1799 Nicolaus and Catarine Woodringer Johannes 11 March 1797 William and Rosina Wotering Jacob 19 Sept 1783 Peter and Margareth Wotring Johann Wilhelm 30 Dec 1794 Wilhelm and Rosina Maria ca 1789 Philip and wife Wottring Johan Jacob 24 Nov 1779 Philip and Maria Elizabeth Maria Elizabeth 19 Jan 1786 Philip and Maria Elisabeth Wottringer Johannes 3 Sept 1782 Philip and Maria Elisabeth Wudring Catharina ca 1784 Joseph and Christina Wudringer Susanna 24 Oct 1796 Philip and Margareth Lehigh Co Wotring Anna Maria 8 April 1798 John and Cath. Apollonia 3 Sept 1788 Samuel and M. Barbara Daniel 13 Sept 1796 Samuel and Eva Elisabeth 25 Dec 1788 Jacoh and Magdalena Ferdinand 21 Sept 1790 Jacob and Barbara Gabriel 15 Oct 1795 Jaob and Magdalena J. Nicholds 5 Aug 1790 Samuel and M. Barbara Johan Peter ca 1757 Peter and Magd. Johannes 27 Nov 1799 Johannes and Cath. John 24 Sept 1784 Samuel and A. Barbara Jonas 5 July 1784 Samuel and Eva Joseph 14 Feb 1798 Samuel Jr. and Eva Juliana Catharine 24 Sept 1782 Samuel and Barb. Lydia 30 Oct 1799 Jacob and Magd. Maria Susanna 18 Aug 1786 Samuel and M. Barb. Salome 7 Jan 1792 Jacob and Magd Solomon 7 Oct 1799 Samuel Jr. and Eva Wudring Anna Barbara ca 1739 Abraham and Anna Margreth Salomon 8 Feb 1794 Jacob and Magd. Wuthring Jacob 11 Nov 1797 Daniel and Susanna M. Magd 2 Feb 1794 Daniel and Susanna Sara 1 Sept 1794 Daniel and Susanna Wutring Daniel 27 Oct 1797 Jaco and Magd Marai Cath. 5 March 1796 Jacob and Maria Barbara Best Wishes, Geri

DOES ANY ONE OUT THERE RESEARCH THE ZEPPENFELD AND BERNHARD'S OF ALLENTOWN ?

Stickler, Franklin Adam, was born at Limeport, Lehiigh Co., Feb 13 1866, s/o Ezra and Emmaline (BAder) Stickler. The mother was born Dec 16, 1835, Mr. Stickler's ancestors were among the early settlers of PA,his paternal ancestor being Johannes Strickler (Stiegler) who came from Palatinate, Germany, landing in Phila., Sept 29, 1733, in the ship "Pink Mary". Johannes Stiegler's son, John Adam Stiegler, was a soldier in the Rev. from Lancaster Co. On the maternal side the first ancestor coming to these shores was Philip Christian Bader, a Moravian minster, born near Strasburg, in Lower Alsatia, who came to PA in 1751. He served the Moravian congregation in Lancaster and Hebron (near Lebanon). His daughter Justina Eleonora Bader was one of the Moravian Sisters at Bethlehem during the Rev., having charge of the girls chior. Ezra and Emmaline (Bader) Stickler were the parents of 9 children. Chariles H., Pierson M., Franklin Adam, Harvey W., Jacob A., Edward M., William O., Milton E., and Ida A. Franklin Adam Stickler, married Sept 26, 1885 to Emma L. Kemmerer a d/o Daniel L., and Mary (Getter) Kemmerer. Children, Irene M., born 1886, she married Walter A. Wilson. Russell E., born 1889, married Elsie Lawton. Ruth M., born 1893 married Charles H Beitenman of Youngstown, Ohio Best Wishes, Geri

No problem. Phila. Co Beer Jonathan, ca Sept 1715 John and Eliza Mary ca 1698 Jonathan and Mary] Rebekah bp 1708/9 not given Sarah bp 11 March 1704/5 not given Susanna bp 11 March 1704/5 not given Kookert, Daniel," Allens", Northampton Co. Proved 3 May 1773, wf Elizabeth, Brother, Adam, Sisters Christina Reidweil, Mary Catharine Wiedknecht, Mary Elizabeth Beer. Beere Caleb ca May 1717 John and Elizabeth Mary bp 16 Jan 1732 John and Elizabeth Beers Samuel bp 21 July 1744 Jonathan and not given Sarah 16 Jan 1744 Caleb and Hannah Catharine 14 Feb 1776 Henrich and Margarethe Northampton Co Beer Johan 29 March 1790 George and Hannah 25 March 1778 Guardians for 3 children of Samuel Beer, Towamensing Township (all under 14) widow Susanna, children, Ann, Lawrence, Elizaberh 21 March 1782 Estate of John Beer, Lehigh Township, Widow Anne, children, Amos, Enoch, Adam, John, Moses, died in lifetime of father, left 4 children, all minors. David, Jacob, Rachel, Samuel, died in lifetime of father, left 2 chidren, under 14, Anna, Cleora, Elizabeth, w/o William Dieter, and Susanna 20 March 1788 Estate of Moses Beer, died about 13 years, Lehigh Twp, widow, now wife of William Smith, now of New York, Samuel, eldest son, David, Jacob, Rachel, "the two last being at present prisoners of the Delaware Indians Beer/Bier 18 April 1801 Guardian for 4 minor children of Adam Beer, Lehigh township, all under 14, Widow, Anna, children, Anna, Daniel, Catharine, and Adam 7 Oct 1805 Estate of Amos Beer, Lehigh twp. Debits include, Anna Beer, Philip Beer, Jesse Beer, Jonathan Beer, Isaac Beer, George Beer 17 March 1806 Estate of Amos Beer, Lehigh twp. died about 5 years ago, children; John, Jonathan, William, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Jesse, George, Daniel, Catharine, w/o Daniel Closs, Susannah, w/o George Brown. 21 April 1809 Estate of Adam Beer, Lehigh twp. died about 9 years ago, widow Anna, Children, Henry, George, Daniel, Adam, Elizabeth, w/o George Gray, Susannah, w/o Daniel Balliet, Anna, wife of Peter Brown, Catharine 21 Aug 1812 Estate of Enoch Beer, Lehigh twp. died about 6 years ago, widow Maria, children, Philip, Christina, w/o Jacob Lutz, Anna, wife of Henry Brown, Susanna, w/o Adam Mersh, Catharine w/o Jacob Croll, Conrad, Mary 21 Jan 1814 Guardian for minor child of Abraham Beer, Moore twp. Child, Christina, over 14 Lancaster Co Beer Andreas 15 May 1730 John Michael and not given Anna Catarine 29 June 1755 Rudi and not given Anna Elizabeth 22 April 1773 George and Maria Anna Margaretha 22 July 1735 John Michael and not given ' Margretha bp 23 Aug 1766 Georg and Elizabeth Rudolph bp 31 July 1751 Rudolph and wf Lehigh Co Beer Carolus (t) 5 Aug 1799 Melcher and Catharine Elisabetha 20 Feb 1797 Melcher and Catharine Georg 6 June 1773 Philip and Anna M. Jacob 22 June 1792 Melcher and Catharine Johann Georg 31 May 1798 Jacob and Maria Johan George (t) 5 April 1799 Melcher and Cath Maria 30 Dec 1793 1793 Melcher and Cath Philip Jacob ca 1758 Phillip Jacob and Anna Maria Rahel 11 Sept 1795 Melcher Deaths Peter Samuel Beear 1800-37 from Moore Township he was a carraige maker, married Theodora Cunow, and died at age 36 Theodora Beear, nee Cunow, 1800-56, d/o Rev. J. G. Cunow of Bethlehem. Rev. War Beer James, PA Line, applied 1832 in Columbiana Co, Ohio, a resident of Knox twp. Ohio, born in New CAstle, DE. Lived in Westmoreland Co., PA at enlistment Robert, PA Line, applied 1832 in Beaver Co., PA, age 81, born 1750 in Ireland, enlisted at Easton, Northampton Co., PA Thomas, wf Addy or Adda, PA Line, widow applied 1841 Allgeheny Co, aged 73 a resident of Pittsburg, married 4 Sept 1787 in Sussex Co., NJ but both where residents of Northampton Co, PA at the time. Soldier died 26 Jan 1809. Widow's brother Henry Aten signes in 1841 in Columbiana Co., Ohio. In 141 states widow lived in Mt. Bethel township when she married War of 1812 Beer. Robert, srv Capt Anderson's Co., PA Mil Buried at Northampton Mummy, Johan Jacob, born 1776, died 28 Oct 1850, wf Christina, Children, Sophia married Daniel Beer. Remarried Widow with pension Beers Lizzie, filed in 1882 widow of Edward M. Ramsden a Landsman in USN on the North Carolina Penobscot and Savannah, and Army claim, Co C. 121st PA Matilida, fied 1908 widow Benjamin Beers, of Co. D. 69th PA Sarah J., filed 1916 , widow of William Young, Co E. 7th NJ Inf Monroe/Pike Cos Beers, Frank, MD, was born Sept 1859 at Beersville, Northampton Co., s/o Tilghman and Mary (Keiper) Beers, also natives of Northampton Co. He died in June 1879. Mrs. Beers died in 1893. Children, Frank and Ida Frank Beers, married July 1884 married Rosa V. Hice, d/o James and Augusta Hice of Trenton, NJ, who was born at Milford, NJ. Children; Amy born 1887 in NJ., N.J., George W., born 1891 in Bushkill, Adelaide P., born 1894 in Monroe Co., PA, Allen K. 1897 in Monroe Co and Mary, born 1900 in Monroe Co. Best Wishes, Geri

Shoenersville Cemetery, Hanover Twp. either Lehigh or Northampton County Deily Charles - Feb. 16, 1819 - July 8, 1887 Elizabeth - Apr.17, 1826 - Feb.13, 1844 Elizabeth - Oct. 4, 1831-June 18, 1905 Emma Sabilla -Sept. 19,1881-Sept.21,1902 Floyde H.J.- Sept. 18, 1897-Dec.10, 1900 Francis J. - July 31, 1824-Oct.9, 1897 George-June27, 1781-Nov.21,1870 infant of Geo. & Sarah - no dates infant daughter of I.J. & Catherine - no dates infant of Francis - no dates Jacob - Sept.15,1789 - May 14, 1881 Katie - Oct.12,1880-Nov.6,1896 Mary G. -Oct.9, 1794 - Mar.26, 1883 Sabilla P. - May 11, 1818-Dec.29, 1888 Sarah - Mar. 30, 1791- Sept.17,1848 Sarah E. - Feb.8, 1854-Aug.9, 1910 Solomon - Feb. 9, 1828 - July 24, 1872 Thomas - Feb.1, 1824 - Feb.24,1844 Hope this helps. Jean

Sorry, I forgot these. Marriages recorded at Phila. Egolf Nov 24 1747 Michael to Cath. Bender March 28 1749 Michael to Eliz. Hauser Oct 14 1751 Michael to Eliz. Vollmer Best Wishes, Geri

Rev. War Egolf, Michael, S22749, PA Line, soldier was born 18 March 1754 at Pottsgrove township, which was later in Montgomery Co, and soldier lived there at enlistment and applied there 10 April 1833 and was still there in 1837. Solder's brother Adam Egolf also lived there in 1833 aged 72. Egolff, Henry or Henry Egolf, S23612, PA Line, applied in 1834 Cumberland Co, aged 77 a resident of Perry Co., PA. Soldier was born at Phila., later moved to Lancaster Co where he lived at enlistment Births recorded at Montgomery Co Egolf Christian 18 Dec 1792 Jacob and Eliz. George Adam bp 28 Feb 1786 Jacob and Eliz Heinrich 30 Jan 1793 Michael and Cath Jacob 4 April 1789 Michael and Cath. Johan George 29 July 1791 Jacob and Eliz Johannes 17 Aug 1791 Michael and Cath John George by 17 Sept 1749 George Adam John Jacob bp 9 Feb 1752 George Adam Magdalena 21 Dec 1787 Jacob and Eliz M. Elizabeth 22 Nov 1787 Michael and Cath. Wills Egolf, George Adam, New Hanover, Proved May 11 1795. To wife Mary, household good and maintenance during widowhood. To son Henry, if he accepts it, and it not to sons; Adam, John, Jacob or Michael., farm, 110 acres, paying 740 pds. If son Henry takes farm he retain 115 pds. Personalty to be sold. Remainder divided as follows; income of 100 pds. to wife Mary, during life, at her death 6pds to each daughter and remainder equally divided among 5 sons. To son Jacob, 125 pds., to son John 127 pds, to son Adam 115 pds, to son Michael 115 pds. To daughters Catharine, Elizabeth, Anna Margaret, w/o Sigmnt Burgert, 50 pds each. Share of daughter Anna Margaret to be in trust. Egolf Maria Elizabeth, New Hanover, proved Feb 21 1810 To daughters Catharine and Elizabeth, all estate. They paying to each daughter 5 s. each as follows; Simon Boyer's wife,Jacob Egolf, Michael Egolf, and Henry and John 5s. Phila Co Egold Johann Henrich 28 May 1759, Michael and Eliz Egolf Elizabeth 20 Aug 1752 Michael and Eliz John Philip 4 Sept 1750 Michael and Eliz Michael 23 Nov 1756 Michael and Eliz Valentin 4 April 1754 Michael and Eliz Egolff Johann Jacob 7 Sept 1763 Michael and Eliz Egoll Johannes 12 June 1761 Michael and Eliz Berks Co Egolf, of Douglassville, Berks Co, was born Sept 8, 1843, at Pottstown, s/o Hezekiah B., and Lavina (Pott) Egolf Jacob Egolf, great-grandfather of John H. was a native of New Hanover township. Adam Egolf, grandfather, is buried at the old Pottstown cemetery, the date of his birth and death are not known. Adam married Elizabeth Bunn. Children; Hezekiah, Jacob died young, Caroline married Samuel Murph and lived in Chester Co., Julian married John Luppold and lived in Amity, Rebecca married Amos Reifsnyder and they lived in Amity. Hezekiah B. Egolf, was born in Rockland, Berks Co, April 13, 1816. He married Lavina Pott, born in 1821, died 190, d/o John and Ellen (Eagle) Pott. Members of the Amityville Lutheran Church. Children; John H., Abigail, 1845-1881, Emily F., married Walt Young, Anna died unmarried, age 17, Ellen died young, Franklin P., born 1853, died 1857 and Bertha K., married Ammon K. Rhoads. John H. Egolf married March 8, to Lizzie L. Conrad, d/o Adam and Elizabeth Conrad, of Douglassville. Children; Nellie married Frederick A. Satter, Mabel, married Albert Kupp, John Conrad and Frances E. Best Wishes, Geri

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Hi, I don't know how much light but I have some info that may or may not help. Phila. Co Daile James, ca April 1738, s/o Edward and Catharine Dailly William bp 8 Aug 1723, s/o William and Margaret Daily Edward ca Nov 1740, s/o Edward and Margaret James 6 June 1726 William and Margaret Jeremiah bp 23 Aug 1719 William and Margaret Daily John bp 1 Jan 1717/18 Willam and Margaret Mary bp 14 Feb 1720/1 William and Margaret Daly/Deitz Anna Catharine, ill. April 1762 Johannes Daley and Elizabeth Dietz. Deili, Charles, 14 June 1774 Charles and Mary Lancaster Co Dailey, Margaret to Joseph Miller 15 Jan 1771 Rev. War-pensions Dailey, Bennett or as Bennett Daly, see Daly Cornelius, PA Line, applied in NY aged 91 a resident of the village of Brockport, NY. Soldier was born in Northampton Co., PA then Bucks Co., and he lived there at enlistment. About 4 years after the Rev. he moved to Port Hope in Dist. of New Castle in the Prov. of Upper Canada. George or as George Deily, wf Elizabeth, PA Line John, NJ Line, applied 1832 in Warren Co. NJ, soldier was born 26 Dec 1760 at Walpole, NJ and lived at Mt Bethel, Northampton Co., PA at enlistment Joseph or as Joseph Daily, wf Margaret Morrison former widow. Widow applied 1820 Cumberland Co., PA Soldier and widow had married Dec 1779 and they had a daughter Eliza who was born 11 April 1791 and widow stated she live with soldier 7 years. Soldier's daughter Eliza Smith made aff'dt in 1820 in Cumberland Co Dailly, Dennis, PA Line, applied 1818 Washington Co., PA, see War of 1812 files, Old War files. from Carisle, PA. In 1820 soldier had a wife Catharine aged 62 and Children; Elizabeth 32, Joseph, 30, Margaret 27, Jane 24 a and Alex Daily, Elias, Polly, PA Line, soldier applied in 1818 in Ohio and died there 16 April 1820. Soldier was born in the state of NJ. Soldier married Polly Bunnell about 1776, both were raised in Northampton Co., PA. Widow died 15 Sept 1836, a daughter of Rachel Gilson of Middlefied in Geauga Co., Ohio. Daily, John or as John Daly, wf Nancy, see John Daly Daly, Bennet or as Bennet Dailey, PA Line, applied in 1832 Washington Co., KY aged 75. Soldier lived at St. Mary's Co. MD at enlistment and about 1787 moved to KY Daly, John or as John Daily or Dailey, wf Nancy, soldier orig lived in eastern PA. Soldier applied 1818 Mercer Co., PA. Soldier had married Nancy McGill in 1787 or 1788 in Allegheny Co. and she was born in Ireland and came to America a few years before the Rev. and settled in Washington Co., PA Deiley, Daniel or as Daniel Deile, PA Line, applied 1818 Lehigh Co., PA age 64 a resident of the Borough of Northampton Co., no family mentioned. Deily, George or as George Dailey, wf Maria Elizabeth, PA soldier applied 1832 in Lehigh Co a resident of White Hall Township at enlistment. Soldier had married Maria Elizabeth Diehl 28 Dec 1786 orFeb 1787 or Jan 1787 all three were shown. Soldier and widow had 6 children of which 5 were living in 1849 but only Daniel the oldest was named Deily, Philip, PA Line, soldier was born 12 April 1755 on a ship while on route to America from Germany. Phila Co Couch, Robert, City of Phila. Tavern keeper, proved July 25 1758. Wife Margaret. step-son James Daily. Chester Co Weston, James-Birmingham, proved Feb 2 1818 mention sister, Elizabeth Daily Bucks Co Jonathan Lowright, Sprinfield township, Died Feb 1846, Widow, Elizabeth and three children, John, Anne w/o Samuel Koon, and Mary w/o Daniel Dailey. War of 1812 Dailey Abraham or Abram Daily or Dalley no state Ben H., or Benjamin Daily no state Christian or Christoper Dailey no sate George or George Daily no state Hazen or Hazen Daily no state William, Old War, Rejected, srv US Barr Engines in PA Mil William, wf Eliza Weston, married June 15, 1815 in Delaware Co., PA. Lived in Chester Co., PA William, wf Ann Williams, married 15 Nov 1813 Lancaster Co., PA, soldier died 5 Feb 1874 in Maytown, widow died 13 April 1830 in Harrisburg. Lived in Lancaster Co. Daily, Samuel H., wf Hannah McIlwain, 2nd wife, married 24 Oct 1839 Armstrong Co., PA. Soldier died 30 Nov 1843 in Westmoreland Co. lst wf Hetty Stewart Daly, wf Patience Graham, married 1822 in Phila, PA, soldier died 11 May 1872 srv USMC, lived in Montgomery Co., PA Marriages recorded at Phila Daley 1797 April 30 John to Susanna Flaniken 1761 April 6 Owen to Catharine McGraugh 1799 June 3 Hannah Dailey to Patrick Galagher 1774 May 18 Sarah Dailey to Benjamin Leigh Northampton Co., indexed Daely, Dailie, Daily, Dayly 16 Nov 1808 Estate of Frederick Daely, Salisbury township, petition Christian Daely, s/o deceased Best Wishes, Geri