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    1. [PALUZERN] BONE, KISTLER, KANARR, DEVENS, LYTLE, ENGLE
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    3. Would love any information on the LYTLE line in Edwardsville. Also searching for DEVENS information. Marjorie Bone Kistler is 94 and still in Wilkes-Barre. Descendants of Charles Alfred Bone, Sr. Generation No. 1 1. Charles Alfred1 Bone , Sr. was born 1873 in Ashley, PA, and died 1943 in Naniticoke, PA. He married Margarette Mae Kanarr February 26, 1896 in Luzerne, PA, daughter of David Kanarr and Martha Devens. Notes for Margarette Mae Kanarr: The following OBIT was sent to Sandra R. Hart by Mrs. J. Austin Renville (Margurette Knarr Renville) Dec 11, 1996. 33 Linden Street, Luzerne, Pa 18709-1018 The date of the paper has been cut off. It was in the LEADER, THE EVENT. Mrs. Bone, 86, Dies; Funeral Tomorrow Mrs. Margaret Bone, 86, of 352 Rutter Avenue, Kingston, passed away yesterday afternoon in Norwood Convalescent Home, Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia. She had been a guest eight months. She was born in Luzerne, a daughter of the late David and Martha Devens Knarr. Mrs. Bone lived in Nanticoke more than 30 years, where she operated a millinery shop. Prior to entering the nursing home, she resided in Kingston 18 years. Her husband, Charles A. died in November 1942. A member of Kingston Methodist Church, Mrs. Bone also belonged to S.R. Smith Sunday School Class and the WSCS. Surviving are sons, Dr. Charles A., Oreland; Dr. John H., director of missions at Lock Haven State College; daughter, Mrs. Charles J. Kistler, wife of Dr. Kistler of Kingston; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services will be held at Hugh B. Hughes and Son Funeral Home, 1044 Wyoning Avenue, Forty Fort, Saturday afternoon at 2. Rev. Dr. Alfred L. Crayton, pastor of Kingston Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery, Trucksville. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9. The Memorial Record: Margaret Knarr Bone; Casket Bearers: Lewis Loughlin, Jr., Patrick Hopkins, Gordon Gregory, Furman Whipple. Children of Charles Bone and Margarette Kanarr are: + 2 i. Marjorie Knarr2 Bone, born October 21, 1906 in Nanticoke, Pennsylvania. + 3 ii. Charles Alfred Bone , Jr., born December 29, 1912; died 1972 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. + 4 iii. John Henry Bone, born April 21, 1914 in Nanticoke, Pennsylvania; died September 12, 1997 in Jersey Shore, PA. Generation No. 2 2. Marjorie Knarr2 Bone (Charles Alfred1) was born October 21, 1906 in Nanticoke, Pennsylvania. She married Charles Jonas Kistler June 12, 1938 in Lake Silkworth, Pennsylvania, son of Seth Kistler , Sr. Nanticoke was a mining town and filled with saloons. This is a letter written to my mother, Marjorie Elizabeth Engle Hart/Nevin and my Uncle Sheldon Engle on Dec. 21, 1959 Kingston, by Marjorie Bone Kistler. Dear Marge and Shel, Your Mother's side: Amanda Kanarr: Mother: Martha Devens (Mother:Amanda (Lytle) Devens)(Father:Ezra Devens) Father: David Kanarr (Mother: Elizabeth (Mock) Kanarr)(Father: Abe Kanarr) David Kanarr had 2 brothers: William and Abraham and 3 sisters: Elizabeth (Henry) Pace, Mary (Thomas) Klein, Rachel (Fiske). David was youngest. Granpa Kanarr was a miller. He worked at Schooley's mill in Luzerne. He had a farm on Bunker Hill. All grandchildren went up and drove cows to and from barn in town. Granpa K. owned most of Main St. in Luzerne but went on somebody's bail and lost it all - for which Grandma K never forgave him. Thomas Klein (Mary's husband) bought in 1 house from Granpa K's estate (which he lost - see above) and let Grandma K. live in it. Your mother and mine and Grandma Devens (Wagner) lived in the other side and paid Grandma K. $5.00 a month rent. Grandpa David Kanarr (our mother's father) was killed in mines - rock fall - when my mother was 10 years old and yours 71/2 years. Another little sister (Alverda) died of diphtheria about 2 years after Grandpa died. Grandma Devens (Wagner) kept family together by going out by day working and so did my mother. Grandma earned 50 cents a day and my mother received 25 cents a day. They took in boarders and did washing. (There was no compensation from mines in those days and Grandma was very proud and would not accept help from her brothers because "she wasn't going to let them dictate to her!".) Amanda (Lytle) Devens and Grandpa Ezra lived back on "the old farm" in sweet Valley which he bought with money he received for going to war for somebody else. ( You've read how the could do that.) - 100 acres. Grandma Devens (Wagner's) brother Dan bought the farm from descendents - all but 25 acres which Grandma Wagner kept ( her share from her father) and which she asked us never to sell while we lived. That 25 acres belongs now to your family and mine. (You remember receiving your apportionment of some timber money about 30 years ago.) Nothing has been made on the old farm since. It rents for $36.00 a year and the taxes are 35 something. Grandma Wagner thought Grandpa Lytle was Irish - she wasn't sure. They came from Edwardsville - she thinks. Great - Great Grandma (Devens? Lytle) kept an Inn in Edwardsville and died by falling on stone (stroke) while cooking half a lamb. She was then 101 years old. Grandma Devens (Wagner) married for the second time (Fred Miner Wagner) when about 50. She then lived at Pritchards Corner where Sheldon used to visit. After Grandpa Wagner died she came to live with us in Nanticoke and was there when she died on May 13, 1934. She was buried in Trucksville ( the White Church on the Hill) in the plot with Grandpa David Kanarr. Your mother, Amanda married in the summer of 1894 or 1895 and moved to Luzerne. (She had been living in Nanticoke with my mother, and father and Grandma). They (Amanda and Will - William Charles Engle, Jr.) lived over a drug store there - where Sheldon was born (1900). Your father worked in his Uncle's foundry in Luzerne. Later they moved to Wilkes-Barre and then to Wellsboro where Uncle Will was a molder in a foundry. From there they moved to Elizabeth, NJ. On your father's side the information is very meager. The Engles lived in Luzerne. Mother doesn't remember much about them except that they went for a walk every night and Mr. Engle was so bowlegged. He worked in his brother's welding factory in Luzerne. Children of Marjorie Bone and Charles Kistler are: I have this information. 3. Charles Alfred2 Bone , Jr. (Charles Alfred1) was born December 29, 1912, and died 1972 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He married Ida. Child of Charles Bone and Ida is: 8 i. Carole3 Bone, born January 01, 1945. She married Thomas Milnes. 4. John Henry2 Bone (Charles Alfred1) was born April 21, 1914 in Nanticoke, Pennsylvania, and died September 12, 1997 in Jersey Shore, PA. He married Jessie Slayton Green December 18, 1943 in Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania, daughter of Paul Green and Nellie Gheen. Children of John Bone and Jessie Green are: I have this information. Sandy Hart, RootsWeb Donor, Palm Bay, FL http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/5372/ PA-ENGLE, KNERR, MOCK, DEVENS, COVERT NJ-KINNEY, PECK, KEEHNER, MORRISON,TINGLEY NY,NJ-HARTE, HART, RODWELL

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